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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07
SOUND AND FURY

There seems to be to me a
little friction in the air, here
and there, following the rebuke
given the Tic Toe by the licens-
ing board a Shortwhile back. I've
watched and listened to my
brothers since the first issuance
of a statement and later, after
it was proved that there was the
element Of segregation present
at that particular place Of bust
ness, and from what I can
gather, old Nose still insists on
patronizing the place. One could
visit any number of places
where our patronage is toler-
ated and our entertainment is
the drawing card, and you're
more than likely to find that
the receipts Surpass that of
others. There definitly must be
something on the ball there
somwhere. Why is it that some
of our SO called leaders, whose
toes are so easily trodden on,
have not as yet dug down into
the fact that we do have a
place of our own right here in
our own back yard, not one,
make it some. One wonders if
we are always going to be on
the receiving end. Brother,
they are going to dish it out as
we never knew before and the
sooner we learn to put our eggs
in that one Bronze basket, the
better we're going to be able to
take 1t.
PULLING DOWN
And so until next week this
time, when Italy vii have come
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07
TALENT
hit PARADE OF 1913" SHOWCASES
p ExeeIIenf,ReIsstEnloYsd BNcount. pasie,
DorothYaDandridse. aeOIdenfe a+e 9uarFe4fs
InToPAishts RepubIieIMusieuT
By TED YATES

NEW YORK. :. (TYP.y I have seen
what honestly believe to be one Of the greatest music
ais ever turned out by any Hollywood Studio great in
entertainment and great in its expert handling Of
grand array of talent including many Negro players
whose performances are outstanding in this film
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07

Republic PICTURES is the Stu
dio which pioneered in the pre-
.sentation of colored players in
excellent film roles, and "Hit
Parade Of 1943" marks a new
high in showcasing the splen-
did entertainment qualities of
such artists as the celebrated
Count Basic, Jack Williams
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07

Caldwell, C Made Brown,
Ethel Brown, .Estella Lane,
Lillian W. Kicker, Luna Comes,
Georgia A Kinds, Bessie C
Hill, Nellie Brewster.
DIR Bessie C Hill wishes 10
thank all Dtrs and friends for
their wonderful cooperation in
helping to make the eleven
O'clock Club rummage sale a
success.
Mrs Grace Morandus Of 81
Cunard st entertained a few
friends Sunday, July 4 at her
home. Among those present
we're: Mrs Amanda Jones and
Master Jones of Springfield,
Mass, the winner of the ora
tor1cal contest, Sunday given
by the Educational Committee
of the Elks, Mrs Bessie c Hill,
Mrs F orence J Bell, Mr. George
Logan, Mrs Daisy E Henry,
Mr. and Mrs Robert L Taylor,
Mr. L Williams. On Sunday, Ju-
ly II the Past DIR Ruler Paul
inc r Hayes of 871 Harrison
ave entertained the joint Ed
vocational committee at her
home. We all viewed her beau
tiful gifts. Those present were:
Mrs. Lillian w. Kicker, Mrs
Estella Lane, Little Miss Claire
Pyburn, Mr. Fred Smith, Mr. and
Mrs Robert L Tay or, Mr. and
Mrs George Hill, Mr. George T.
Logan, Mr. and Mrs Edgar j
Gillyound, Mr. A Prescott, Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Smith, MIS-
Daisy E Henry,
Coincidence is extended to
the family of the late DIR
Nellie Pettijohn.
Prayers are asked for DIR
Pearl B James and all of the
Dtrs that are sick.
DIR Adelaide Jackson, Chair
man of Ways and Means COM
mittee no. one, wishes to thank
all Dtrs and friends that help
ed with the chances. Also those
ON her committee. First prize,
DIR Laura Bailey, second prize,
DIR Vera Garfeld'S mother,
Mrs. Corrella Leake.
Mr. Edward Garfield, hus-
band of DIR Vera Garfield is
in Boston City Hospital. Trust
at this writing that he is i'm
proving an dable to be out
again.
Presentations to Past DIR
Ruler P r Hayes, on compile
ton of her term, July 2, 1913.
Glassbake pie plate and silver
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07
and daughters.

Mrs Florence Brown of
Washington, d c, was the
house guest Of her stepfather,
Mr. Collie Banks and lifelong
friend of DIR Eva H Armstrong.
Keep in mind the reception
to Loyal DIR Luna Comes on
Thursday, Sept 80. Loyal DIR
C Maude Brown, chairman.
DIR Edith L Jones wishes to
thank the Nurses Unit, DtrS
and Bros, also friends for Sur
prise Musical Tea given her on
her birthday, also for wrist
watch, cards, money and gifts.
After three weeks stay n
New York visiting her daugh-
ter DIR Bertha Tyler returned
home after a pleasant trip.
The final meeting of the
Charity Fund Committee was
held and after final business,
a dainty collation. was served.
DIR Bertha Tyler wishes to
thank all who helped her make
it a success. {.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07

AANA0SAj 0blo 0ebDlb " t1lll ana
Daisy f Henry; guest towels,
DIR Eva H Armstrong; brass
cardholder, Marching Patrol
No 146; silk night gown, DIR
Blanche Bishop; linen dish
towels, Delegation Committee;
silver plated candy dish, Vic
tory Committee; towels ana
pot holder, Dtrs Tantroy and
Dougla; gold cross and chain,
Past Deputy Gladys M Surrey;
silver service pin, Dtrs Bertha
Tyler and Emma J Lawton;
silk slip, DIR Beulah NJ Terry;
portfolio, Bro George Hill;
glass cake plate and lollypop,
Mrs M Gimes; pillow slips,
Sunshine Club; cocktail glass
eS, Charity Fund Committee;
custard cups and holder (Py-
rex, Shrine Committee; two
Pyrex covered dishes, Arts and
Crafts Committee; Pyrex sauce
pan, Civil Liberties Committee;
glass juice set, DIR A v Sealey;
Roseville centerpiece, DIR Ber-
tina ] Walker; match rosette
and cleanser cover, DIR Geor-
gia A Kinds; Pyrex roast pan,
Drive Committee; Pyrex Angel
cake dish, joint Educational
Committee; glass cake plate
set and holder, Ways and
Means No / Committee; Chin
ese salad fork and spoon, DIR
Edna G Taylor; bouquet Of
flowers, P E Toy Post 953;
money from officers and DtrS,
Shrine Committee, Dtrs May T
PreSSy, L M Caldwell, P 3
James. Space will not permit
the full explanation and de
Scription of the beautiful gifts.
Tongue cannot express the joy
of DIR P R Hayes. She thanks
all committees, DtrS and
friends.
DIR George A Kinds is MAX
ing flying trip to visit her
son and wife, also friends in
New York, Washington, D. c.
some time in August.
Mrs Lula White of 119 Ken
dali st made a trip through the
South doing evengelistic work
and has returned home after
having a wonderful success.
Mrs Rebecca GaSkin Of
New York visited her husband
who is stationed here, Pvt Geo.
Gaskin. While in the city she
was the house guest Of Dtrs
NJ Parker and her sister, V
Barnett.
Sunday, July 25, DIR Maude
T Anderson was surprised
when her daughter and four
other cars rolled in the drive
way, also her granddaughter.
DIR Lillian u Caldwell enjoyed
the day. The other cars were
from Brockton, Halifax, Rock
land and two from Boston,
Mass. DIR Anderson was over
joyed seeing her many friends
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07
KEYHOLE TALK

One Of our restaurant opera
tors has been spotted frequently
with a young Hub nurse whose
engagement to a soldier is
known by intimate friends -
What Bonneville Business
woman is carrying a torch for
an out of town mortician -
Strolling down fremont st. on
Sun. Eve. three couples engaged
in tiffs - All involved the third
person who never is around but
causes the trouble - An irate
wife nipped her partner in
matrimony as he emerged from
a Columbus Ave. apt. with a
defense worker on Sat. Mite -
Could that fremont st. pretty
mean it when she tried to jump
from a window because that
hunk of manhood wouldn't agree
to settle down with her as a
Steady - It must be love -
That waiter seen ofaying at the
Savoy while the better half was
busy at her chores at that popu-
lar Columbus Ave. eatery.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07

tHslowl lssk wHGsms, rhsfAsflsm
S0ndmon, and The knockout donss
Team, Pept and Louie, as they sp.
peer IN this eIubOruis ProdUsilon.J ,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07
A thought for today.


They had their dreams, but
some are dying. They dreamed
of love. Somewhere they're ly-
ing in fields unknown. They
dreamed of home. But they are
learning to do and dare, and be
discerning in danger zone.
They'll pay the debt in spite of
dealings. And keep their dates,
and hide their feelings, It'll the
deeds are done. But deep in the
hearts the dreams are living.
Delay is dark, but dawn lis CIV
ing back their own.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07

Regular meetings of Temple
LIST and 3rd Fridays; Hilda M.
Talbot; DIR Ruler, 9 Ditmus
Court, Apt. III; Beulah Terry,
Vice DIR Ruler, Chairman of the
Sick; Mary Pressy, Secty, 200
Beale St., Wollaston, Mass.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07
ON THE HORIZON

This weeks pretty girl honors
trek to adorable Vera Slade -
Personality Bouquet is all for
Jean Johnson - Aniable Max
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07

Presentations to Past DIR
Ruler P R Hayes, on compile
ton of her term, July Q, 1943.
Glassbake pie plate and silver
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07

Sick Daughters, Ella Cashmin-
ski, Maggie Walker, Gertrude
Smith, Leila Francis, Pearl B.
James.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07

The Ways and Means Com
mite for the Grand Lodge,
Gtr EStelle Lane, Chairman,
entertained her committee at
the home of DIR Ethel Brown
Ct "a Mortified st. Committee
had a very successful term. The
chairman wishes to thank all
who helped. There we're three
prizes awarded to Dtrs Estelle
Lane, c Maude Brown and Mel
lie Brewster, After all business
we were served dainty COLA
ton by the chairman. Those
present were: Dtrs Lillian M
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07

.tAboysI The famous Count sasis; whose SmsE'
ing ioIsnt Is shown to excellent advantage In
Republics "HH PSruds OF is43." WOii I'LL YeV
hser The Count and his bend swing oVi with
"H0rIsn ssndmun."I
Right cIamoroVs Dorothy 1nsnsridss,I who
clicked al the esIsbraisd Cotton Club in New
York City end sserss IN this grand mvsisuI,
tssIowl The. Golden Cote euSHsitO, beloved
by miIIlon'iq does q srund lob on "Y0nkss
Decide Ton" in "Hi P0r0ds Of 1887
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07

Better late than never. To all
July Birthdays Greetings. Dts
Margaret Moore, Minnie Wood,
Beulah Terry, Georgia A. Kinds,
Mary 1, Gordon.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07

Mr. Edward Garfield, hus-
band of DIR Vera Garfield is
in Boston City Hospital. Trust
at this writing that he is i'm
proving an dable to be out
again.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07
Phyllis WheatIey
TEMPLE NO. n, IBPoEW
By BEATRICE l. JACOBS
BY BEATRICE L. JACOBS

Caldwell, c Made Brown,
Ethel Brown, .Estella Lane,
Lillian W. Kicker, Luna Comes,
Georgia A Kinds, Bessie C
Hill, Nellie Brewster.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07

Owing TO sickness and being
out Of town caused omission of
the news last meeting. Very
sorry.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07

DIR Bessie C Hill wishes 10
thank all Dtrs and friends for
their wonderful cooperation in
helping to make the eleven
O'Clock Club rummage sale a
success.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07

Mrs. Lillian W. Kicker of 80
Wellington ST., entertained Mrs.
Amanda Jones Of Sprinfleld,
Mass. and the contestant for
The oratorical contest, Monday,
July 5, Also Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
OF New York City.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07

Mrs Rebecca Gaskin Of
New York visited her husband
who is stationed here, Pvt Geo.
Gaskin. While in the city she
was the house guest of Dtrs
M Parker and her sister, V
Barnett.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07

The committees of the Temple
made wonderful reports on Fri
day, July Is.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07

Nurses Unit, Captain, Florence
J. Bell. Nurses are available for
Illness and Funerals, $50 Ire
mont ST., or call Hig. $3.50.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07

Coincidence is extended to
the family Of the late DIR
Nellie Pettijohn.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07

DIR George A Kinds is max
ing a flying trip to visit her
son and wife, also friends in
New York, Washington, D. c.
some time in August.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07

Mrs Lula White of 119 Ken
dali st made a trip through the
South doing evengelistic work
and has returned home after
having a wonderful success.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-07

Prayers are asked for DIR
Pearl B James and all of the
Dtrs that are sick.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-09-24
Valdziai Rupestis del
kareiviu .kudikiu

Americas valdzia susiduria
su svarbiu reikalu - aprupi-
nimu kariuomenen isejusiu ka-
reiviu paliktu zmonu, kuriq
tarpe gimdymas kudikiu paki-
lo Xxi netiketai auksto laipsnio
= tiesiog nesitiketa to.
Valdzia skiria pinigus paru-
pinimui patarnavimo gimdan-
cioms kareiviu zmonems. Xxi
siol buvo paskirta Sc, 100000,
dabar vel reikalinga skirt dar
20 milijonu dolariu Xxi gallo
fiskalio meto.
Bendrai skaiciuojama val
dzia lures isleisti po 25 mill
jonus dolariu metuose globo-
jimui ir patarnavimui prie gi-
mimo kareiviQ zmonu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-09-24
Benes ir Sovietai

Cekoslovaku prezidento Be-
mes vykimas Maskvon yra tik
saves suviliojimas ir teikimas
cekoslovaku valstybes EMO
mems bergzdziu vilciu, jeigu
jie ko is Stalino tikisi.
Benes mano, jeigu Cekoslo-
vakija nusmoge Hitleris tai ia
gal isgelbes Stalinas. -.
,Panasiai galvojo Lietuviai
like Lietuvoje kuomet Lietuva
nusmoge Stalinas: jie tikejo
Lietuva isgelbesias Hitleris.
Bet tai buvo tik pamainymas
vieno musu tautos smaugiko
kitu.
Cekai bande susikalbeti SUI
Lenkais, ir nors abb yra dides-
nes tautos, viena kitai lygios,
negalejo viena kitai pasitike-
ii, mes nei viena nei kita ne
turi jokiu gerQ noru linkui sa-
vo kamyno, rupinasi tik savo
interesais.
Atsikando Stalinu Lenkai,
kurie tuoj skubinosi susitarti
su juo, kaip tik Vokieciai oku-
pavo visa Lenkija.
Atsikas juo ir Cekai, ir Be-
nes bus protingesnis is savo
patvrimo negu dabar yra.
Stalinas losdamas savo klas-
tinga politika, kuri yra uzemi-
mas jei ne visos Europos tai
visu Balkanu saliu, inns ir "a
des ka toxic Benesui. -.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-09-24
LENKAI GERAI
ELGIASI

Lenkai teisingai, gerai dare
atvirai varydami savo busi-
mos valstybes politika, atvirai
ir neveidmainiaudami pasiro-
dydami Lietuviams ir kittens
savo kaimynams kad su jais
nezaidzia ir visai nepataikauja,
zadedami jiems ir pagalba ir
uztarima, paskui staiga ap-
vildami. Kaimynines Lenkijos
tautos, mazos ir didesnes, to-
kiu gall dirbti savo darba ir
apsisaugoti nuo ju.
Pavojingiau butu jeigu Len
kai dabar SUI Lietuviais tartu-
81 apie atidavima Vilniaus, O
paskui, progai pasitaikus, ga
We Lietuviu lenga ir greita pa
sitikejima, kaip su musu EMO
nemis esti, staiga apgautu.
Taip juk Lenkai padare kai-
myniskai deredamiesi su Lie
tuviais Suvalkuose, o kitais
keliais pasalomis jau ejo uz-
init Vilniu if, jei pasiseks, vi
So Lietuva.
Jokia Lenku oficiale ar pu-
siau oficiale istaiga nesiima
jokiu zygiu daryti kokius nors
kontaktus SUI Lietuvos officials
mis- istaigomis ar asmenimis
del tu tautu kaimynisku san
tikiu. Taigi, keliu musu vyru-
ku, is Tarybu ir siaip pasalie-
ciq, landziojimas Lenku kon-
sulatuose, rasymas musu spau-
dole, kvietimas Lenku konsu-
lu kalbeti Lietuviu prakalbo-
Sc, yra tik bevertis, bergzdzias
laiko aikvojimas, nusizemini-
mas Lenkams.
Kaip Lietuviai atsinesa ben
drai ). i ,ttu vyruku4 pastangas
susiartinti SUI Lenkais ir tik-
rinima buk Lenkai uztars> Lie
tuva taikos konferencijoje, pa
sirode visuotinu Lietuviu pasi-
priesinimu spaudoje If tie wy
rukai nedryso tue klausimu
rezoliucijos siulyti Pittsburgho
konferencijoje, nors tam rim
tai ruosesi.
Kaip Lenkai paiso tu vyru-
ku ,apie JUGS tupciojimo paro-
do Lenku propagandos sklei-
dziami rastai prizes Lietuvius
Amerikoje ir Anglijoje, kas
aiskiai atidare axis kiekvie-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-09-24
PRIZE VYTAUTO KAPO
(Elegi.ja)

(Elegija)
Atbalsiai skaudus zeidz' sirdi cia jauna,
Virkdo pergandinta aki:
KarSta patylom's krutine uzgauna,
I.upoms tyleti prisake. -.
Raizo jausmus cia peilis dviasmenis.
Broli skausmuose apkurtes, pasenes,
Verk, atsistojes prie Vytauto kapo:
Teviske musu nasle be jo tapo!....
Aciu tevynes-tai pelnas narsumo:
Balsa isgirs ta ir musu vaikai;
Kurs jis jaunimo sirdyse karstuma,
Bus atmintyje tautieciu ilgai.
Vyrai kurie uz tevyne kariavo,
Varda nenaru tevyneje gavo.
Brutas iksiolei nedetas j kappa,
Nors 10 vienamziai uzmiisti jau tapo.
Nera ir Vytautui grabo tevynej:
Jis neapleidzia tautieciu jausmu.
Muza, uzdegk dainininko krutine:
Vainika jam jis te pins is dainu
Ak! kaip malonu priminti ta laika!
Laikrodis valanda mus paskutine
Kapas atvertas-zengs j j tevyne,
Bet pasigirs pirmu nuopelnais vaiko!
Praeiti tankiai kurie apainuojat,
Minite Vytauto darbus garbingus,
Ka cia mes uzkas6m ar apskaiciuojat?
Veikalus savo seneliu garsingus:
Teviskes gala, tureta liuosybe,
Meiles karstuma il broliu vienybe. .ssr5
-Margalis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-09-24

nam protaujanciam Lietuviui
kad reikia laikytis nuosaliai
nuo Lenku, dirbti savo temp
ia darba uz Lietuvos islaisvi-
nina, ir pasitiketi tik Ameri-
ka. Jeigu jau Amerika mus
suvils, Lenkai neisgelbes.
The future outlook., 1943-11-06

TX. Judson, Voehringer Co., In
Extends It's Congratulations and Best Wishes TO
THE FUTURE OUTLOOK
boro.
Won have Given all of the people of Greensboro an oppo
t - discover more about the life and activities of
important part of our community.
You have helped all the people of Greensboro to appre
;+. ~ fine COLLEGES our schools churches and our excel
lent recreational facilities.
You have helped to make the Greensboro community '
success proud that its Negro cuzens
,. 1hled their quota in our important civic under
taking
W., h.v. shown an understanding the problems of to-
dav as well the future
made all of the people of Greensboro realize na'
thew have part in the job of winning the war
You have promoted the spirit of understanding and good
will which has always existed between people CT q" races
Greensboro
T E,,,me Outlook has established itself IN the lite Oh our
n;+v and is doing it's part to make Greensboro a better
city for all of it's citizens
Milford chronicle., 1943-09-03

wANTED-5OO0 cords long leaf pine
wood with bark on, foot lengths.
delivered to our plant N Ellendale.
Write. phone or see r. 4 Clendaniel.
Glendale Excelsior Company, Inc.
Ellendale. Del. n6-u
Milford chronicle., 1943-09-03

FOR SALE-Baled soy bean hay.
$50 per ton in field. Will bale Monday,
September 8. weather permitting.
Abruzzi seed rye. adapted. clean. SO. 25
per bushel. j. w. Eckhardt, Bridge
vile. Del. Phone 51S1. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1943-09-03
MY LOVE STORY TO YOU
Take Time To Read 1t Through

By T. A. HALL, Milford, Del.
How l love to tell the story,
OF my SaviOur's dying love,
How he ascended up in Glory,
To his Fathers throne above.
How he intercedes for sinners,
Sinners, just like you and me,
Hoping we will be soul-winners,
Revealing him so the world might
see.
That the world might see him hang
ing bleeding,
Bleeding there for them and me,
D, how can they go on unheeding,
Needing not his agony.
/ want to make the story plain,
So sinners all may understand,
It's only through and by his name,
They ever can reach Glory land.
l would show them how salvation,
Through repentance, Faith. and
~, Grace.
Is the only escape from Hell's
..s Damnation,
And the only way to see his face.
would tell the story ever,
Tell it till the day l die,
Tell il till l reach deaths river.
To be caught up with him on high.
9-3-1t
Milford chronicle., 1943-09-03

ment, TO me directed, VIII ne
exposed to public sale. on
Saturday, September IL, 1943
AT 200 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
In front of the Court House. in
I Georgetown. Georgetown Hundred
Sussex County and State of Delaware,
the following Real Estate. to-wit:
ALL THAT UNDIVIDED ONE HALF
INTEREST IN
All that certain tract. piece or par
Gel of land situate. lying and being i'm
Nanticoke Hundred. Sussex County.
Delaware. and on the South easterly
side of the Public Road leading from
Concord to Fishers Old Mill Road.
more particularly described as follows.
to-wit: Beginning at post in the
edge of said Concord Fisher Old Mill
Road. thence South Seventy-siX and
one-quarter (76A) degrees East sixty
seven (67D perches to a stone in line
of lands of the heirs of Uriah 5. Gra-
ham; thence South sixteen and three
quarter (l6A) degrees West sixty five
(65) perches along said Graham land
to stone; thence still along said
Graham land South siXty-twO and one
half (62l2l degrees East one hundred
and fifteen 1l5D perches to a double
oak: thence still along said Graham
land fifty-five and one-quarter (55A
degrees West seventy-two (72J perches
to post standing by a marked white
oak: thence South forty-siX and one
half (4612J degrees West fifty-eight
(5S) perches to a gum in line of said
John r. Eskridge; thence along said
Eskridge land North thirty nine and
three fourths (39%) degrees West six
ty-three (63D perches to a stone;
thence South eighty seven $50 de-
grees and fifty (5O) minutes West thir-
ty-two and two-tenths (32.2) perches
to stone: thence North sixty nine
tG9) degrees and ten (l0l minutes
West twenty-nine and two-tenths
(29.2D perches to post i'm said Con-
cord Fisher Old Mill Road; thence
along said Concord Fisher Old Mill
Road twenty-five (22) degrees East
forty-siX and iiVe-tenthS (465) per-
cheS: North eighteen and one-hali
QSIs) degrees East one hundred and
two (1O2I perches: and North (S) de-
grees East sixteen and three tenths
Q6.3J perches to a post near two dog
wood trees, to the place of beginning,
containing One Hundred and Twenty
seven and Three-fourths (l27%4) Acres.
more or less. Being the same land
decided to James f. Webb and George
H. Carey by deed of Eliza b. Step
henson. ct. al, dated the 21st day of
July. \. ID. 1913. and now of record
in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds.
in and for Sussex County and State Of
Delaware. at Georgetown. in Deed
Book +. l.. G. Vol. 34l. Page S7S. etc. (
TERMS-20 per cent of the purchase
money will be demanded on the day of
sale. the balance to be paid on or before
October 4th. l943. II the purchaser
fails to comply with these terms the
per centum paid on day of sale will be
forfeited. The purchaser will be re-
quired to pay The cost of the deed.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of George H, Carey, and will
be sold by
Daniel ]. Short, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office. Georgetown. Delaware.
August 81. 1913. a27-2t
Milford chronicle., 1943-09-03
NOTICE TO TAXABLES

Georgetown, Aug. 1943.
September being the last month
in which 1943 Sussex County Taxes
may be paid without penalty,
will sit at the following places this
month. All hours stated are East
ern War Time.
Sept. Milford Trust Co. mil
ford) $3.50 to 2:45.
Sept. s. Columbia Hous G
(Bridgeville) $3.50 to 2:45.
Sept. Sussex Hotel (SeafOrd)
$3.50 to 2:45.
Sept. O-Greenwood Trust Co
(GreenwoOd) $3.50 to 2:45.
Sept. 13-People's National Bank
UaureD $3.50 to 2:45.
Sept. 14-Sussex Gas Co. (Del-
mari 900 to 1900.
Sept. 14-Bell's Store (BetheD
100 to $3.50.
Sept. 15-Baltimore Trust Co.
(Selbyville) $3.50 to 2:45.
Sept. 16-Brittingham & Esham
(Gumboro) 900 to 1900.
Sept. 16-First National Bank
(Dagsboro) 100 to 800.
Sept. 17-Sussex Trust Co. (Lew-
es) $3.50 to 2:45.
Sept. 2O-First National Bank
(Frankford) $3.50 to 2:45.
Sept. 21-Rehoboth Trust Co.
(Rehoboth) $3.50 to 2:45.
Sept. 22-Sussex Trust Co. mil
toni $3.50 to 2:45.
Sept. 23-MilIsboro Trust Co.
(Millsboro) $3.50 to 2:45.
Sept. ga. F. McCabe & Co.
(Millville) $3.50 to 2:45.
WALTER ROACH,
Receiver of Taxes
1t for Sussex County.