davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Find Some Prices Too Low TO incomes

economic planning by the federal government
OF
prices 90 n relation money incomes.
tendency al present TOT customers
o be price than normally
money spend higher price for better product
appears bc deterrent sales
Chester BoweS Of the OPA told me that he thinks NAT me
public become aprecatVe oil cffGS m ie hN'
economy when the extra charge for overtime
work premium 5 eliminated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Z EARNINGS
NrKFNsON a ROBRTNS

SIX months ended Dee 3i-
", a.a. 50 II VS. "a 50 - Us 3; :;
y ". WooLwoRTH 90.
Year ended Dec. 81
Ne, prom, SCI 95i 9e, s23.5ss 73s
Per snare So g6 - %
QUEBEC POWER GO.
Year ended Dec 3l
=, ,-.o, ,5 ist3 p, 81, i2' s7e
F'' com" SrW " lIIR,r, n>c
Quarter ended Dec all
Ne, incam. IS 81 ,si3 79s s7q5 i Z SOS
Per share s7c ssc
Net '1 income one 81 7oolis u75o sos
GENERAL >HoE CORP
Quarter ended Jan. 81
s y, prof, .,... si5S 2sl 2. sas' 80 80
Set rroft Si25i2l7 81 org 722
GENERAL TIRE RUBBER
Fiscal year ended nov 30
Ne, profit 5l6os5 81 ESQ 9e2
y. LORuI,Rn co.
Year ended Dec 81
Ne, proa, u5;2 scr s3sl 5o2
Per common share SIPS 81 =
BE>T A co
Preliminary fiscal year ended jan 81
So, profit 81 22a ess Ssi5s3i
United corr.
Year ended Dec 81
Set income 50 9fs. 100 1883 las
Per SO preferred share $3.50 81 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Hardware Dealers 70 Meet

LANSING Fob. II Tho Michi-
can Rc'ail Hardware Association
WIN hold ts 50th annual convon-
ton ar Grand Rapids starting
Feb 30 Harold a. DaSchner sec
rotary. announced today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Order Union Ballot

The National Labor Relations
Board today ordered a bargaining
election Feb. is for die workers
at the Aluminium Company Of
America, Monroe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11

Rub Der Co
here has re-
signed 10 JON
GinclS & Val
let Inc on
ginperS an q
architects lie
will be con-
Sulting engI-
nocr on rub
Der and plas-
tics fter
Feb Is
Lehman a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Lehman in New Post

Paul W Lehman for 10 years
chief engineer tor tho L y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11

GEORGE =. BRAND
Attorney for said Trustee
1900 % Rarlun Tower
Detroit. Michigan.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13
Stage Door Kaniine kann
ersien ceburisiaq ieiern
100000 Angshoegs Won amefikanischen und allierien
Sireiilraelien bssuchien die Kanine

&c Siitigfeit ser Stafe Ioor
aantine mub als boiler grfoIs 9e.
5icbt ncroeu. Mm IA. uno Is. So.
mar ie;ert man BORT oen erlten Sc.
hurtstas oieier Organization, sic 10
unenolih piel @utes fir SoIoatcn
uno NtatroIen tat, oie iif in nnierer
id;Onen Staot oufbalhn.
Sm 2auie oes eriten sSobres tpair-
Sen 100000 MGnner unb 1rauen
l,nterbalten uno seiiittert. Die @1lte
taben nidts iiir bie D;enite 5u sab~
len. Sdmtlihe GENT, uno 2ebens-
nlittel peroen BON ireitpillieen &C.
fern uno &elfern beiseiteuert. Seoe
Gruppe ser Stage Door Gantine be-
ridtet iiber gldn5enoe 3uiammen-
os6eit aller 8eteiligten.
&unberte bon &iinitlern baben ibr
&0auen iiir Soloportrdee oOer inn
3uiamnenipiel 5ur @eriiigung ge.
itcat, oarunter maren 8eriibmtbei-
ten, sic bier aui ser Ourhreiie tpa-
rem ooer in bieiisen Ebeatern auftra-
ten Die &ertreter Scr Wuiifer- lmo
SCR 8arieteaelperfihaiten arbei!eten
in ioer Weiie nit Ser Gantine su,
Iummeu. iooaB uniere MGnner uno
;Sral,en in Uniform Elm paar frobe
Stunben eenieben fonnen.
9as 8ditebu6 entbGlt Namen
aus alien Teilen ser 8ereinigten
Staaten @ie sSriiuIein Warsie NC
@riSe mitteilte. beiuhen aber nibt
MIR Mmerifauer sic aemiitlihc &an-
tire, ionoern auh anseborigt ser
alliierten StreitfrGfh. england,
HuBlono, Siioairifo, 8raiilien, oie
Hbilipinnen uno anbere 2dnoer iinb
I'M 8dltebuh pertreten.
@er. in ser &antine titig lit, lit
Gin Mitelieo .oes vMmerican 2heatre
@ine". Scr ,nter aontroae oes ise.
beral Bureau Of Snpeitiaation ltebt
Sic @altaeber iino MGnner uno
sSrouen, SIC ibre Mrbeit unS :brr
2eit umionit our Gerfiiauna itetlen
Sarunter iinS picle 8eid)Gitsleutc,
Sic nod sen 8iiro- oher @,idIits.
llsunocu in ser &antine rat,treten"
Inn sort 4. g. Teller a65uipaideH
oher Miiafiibel iort5uihaiicn. Sun.
&C Iamen ltehea OILS .&eiellihaiter.
innen" iiir sic 8Gite CUR Gerfii'
euna; lie bebienen aud, bas Sele.
pbon, Sen aui5us uno perridten on
| bere 7ienite.
Mm ssreitas sen ID. miro elm
arobes @eburtstuasprcarnrlm gcbo.
ten. 3ort treten sic Mitglieoer bcl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13
HippeSref,se Gkeater
y yOobernment Girl" be9ann Mittmsd,,
Den IL. eSanMar.

Cine ent5iidei,be Nomonce lit gegen
sen beitcbenben Sintcrarl,no bes
Rriessaeit+@ in rGopern-
ment Girl, M3C's ne,,em Slim fir
OIipia be &abilanb uno Sonnp
Quits geleat, Der im Sippooromc
1beater am t2. ssanuar nit elmer
v&ounb-tbe- -Glod" -Hremiere begann.
gs lit sic @eiddd)te atpeier Herionen
in Ser @albineton S5ene; cine lit eine
erfabrene Sefretarin, Die ale Nnt-
aportsn ipeib, unb einem 5tpeifduitigcn
Oollar-ein=Sab Mann, Der ibrer
Warnuns ungeadtet einen Hroouf-
tionsplan ourd5ubringen perluht.
tpas ibm aud) gelinst uno i'm in al
lerbano beiBes 8aiier itiir5t ltno ibm
piele politiid,e 5einoe madt.
l1nteritiibt lperoen Slipia ln0 Son-
nD bon Slime Sbirlep, Sames Cunt
sselie 8ader, Naul Stetuart, slgnes
Moorebeab, &arpp 0apeuport unS
ltna SiGonnor. @enn Sic iif gut
unterba!ten tpouan, Damn leben Sic
oieIen Slim.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13
SO MAEDCHEN MAENTEL
40 $50 $74 s.
lO9 FRAUEN KLEIDER

1895 bis 1895 Werte 70S
Rayon Crepes in Nachmttags-Sten; einge wolfe
ne und geschneiderte Rayon Gabardines Dnnkle
und Pastel Farben.
Frauen- Kleder -. Dritter Fiur
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13
Der pekter
gOn s. sGaifter.

Gines Cages eing 6rieSrid ser
8robe i'm 2ritgnrten bon Hotsoanl
lpa5ieren. 0a iab er einen ilnger
Mann INNER inn &reiIe llnrbergehen,
Den 8lid eeientt, tpabriheinlib botie
er etlpas oerloren. Ser &0nia fraste
ben Sudenbeni ~Sat gr et1pas Der.
6en Su6enoen: .Sat gr et,pas per.
rNein, WaieitGt," lautete oie slnt-
mort oes il,neen Mannes, raber itb
iud)e meinen 8etter!"
Gertpunoert fragte Ser &onig:
Sier iubt gr ieinen getter?"
~SSa,pobl, Ntajeitat!"
user lit gr oeun"
sd bin elm &anoioat ser Sbeolc-
gle, Maieitdt!"
~llno sper lit 'Sein Better uno apes
lit er?"
wOas tpeiB i6 nidt, MaieitGt!" !
Ser &onig mar oerbliifft iiber oie
eigenartise slnt MORT ,,no iaste: rGr
eisenertiee Mntiport unS iagfe: uGr
Seinen 0etter uno ,peib nidt einmal
oeilen Namen unb Stano."
.MajeitGt," erlpioerte Ser Stu-
bent, ~ih babe meme 8riinoe, mir
einen Better 81 iuhen, benn ib bat3
nrein Gramen nit groBem 2obe be-
itanOen uno muB bod lpeiter Bripat
unterridt 9eben, Inn nid)t 81 per-
buneern.
.Barllm be.pirbt er iidb niht I'M
cine feite Hfarrlteae?"
rWaieitdt, oas babe ih ihon setan,
aber ale Stellen tparen bereits nit
anberen beiett, ,peil iie rdmlih boa
einem einfluBreihen Better empfoh,
len apuroen. Sd bin nun felt eEt-
Id)loiien, iolanse gu i.lhsn, bis iep
ebenfaas einen einfluBreiden Better
eefunoen babe"
Gem &onig eefiel Ser iunge Wann.
Noh ME bate ieu1anb cine Bei6aper-
Sc auf 6ieie Mrt un6 Weiie porqe-
braht. gr beiteate ben Beihmer0e-
iiibrer gum Nadmittas ins Sdlob.
Na9 ieiner 9iiidfebr ins ShloI
oronete Der 4onig on, oaB elm ieb:
gelebrter Hfarrer our lelben Seit be
l'ibm 5u eriheinen babe.
! Mm geahmittag fanben iih b;e
bei0en Jbeoloeen bei Dem aonig elm
| Grieorid iagte gu 0em 8farrer
yFriife gr iofort 0ieien Ganoibaten
Ct 1T elm Better bon mir. Beitebt e,
| Die Yriifung, 10 tpiI id linn eint
| Bfarriteae anpertrauen.
| Der 9aitor priifte Sen Stubenter
sriinMid unb Grieorif Der grobl
Ib0rte su. als Ser Naitor fertis mar,
froete Der &0nig: v@ie ftebt es mi
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13

Spang Raoio Sbo4u aui, oas 2puis
Gins Trio uno german Hirhners
&Initlerid)or. Gin neiteres @ala.
programm miro om Samstag pr1.
ientiert. gbrensGlte iino Bert 2ptea
uno 8rof Yemberton aus Netp
Oorf. Muf Der Wiibne miro man anch
Sic 4 Sing Sdneitern, 0alter g.
&eefe, Splnia Sionep, 2utber Mbler
uno Gbarlie @iib betpunOern fon.
men. MGe Mitglieoer bes Mmerican
Theatre @ine lino freunolihit anf.
sciorbert, bei Sen @eburtstagsfei.
ern az eriGeineu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13

gom is. Samnar Els is. Gebrnar

slne Mittel auerben sur Soroerune
Ser @ierten @rieesanleihe in bieien,
TiIirift aneapanbt iperben, Iagt ser
GountD 8oriiBer MIlen 6. &ncuics
Der nun bas HerionaI ser perihieoe-
men Qomitees befamtt gab, sic allt
Oetails in Ser Mnleibc-Mneelegenbei!
nit bem Sd)Iaetport Sets Bad She
Mttod" bonn 1S. Sanu,ar Bis Is. Sc,
bruar banobaben iperben.
,sllle ss5rSerunesarbeiten nnteriteben
Dem grefutipe &omitee beitebens aus
M. &. @oulsing, @ise-Nraiioert Ser
Guller-smitb ans &oie Snc., 8orst,
ger; Mar 'Sdpars, &eflamemanager
Ser @ailep Co.; Ge,paro Soutbport,
@eflamemanager ser 9ommetor Cot.
poration; Oale @ilep, Gerfauisman-
aser ser Sron 6ireman Mfe. 60, ,lnh
@alter g. Sadion, &eflamemanaser
Ser Gbeacepsate ans Sbio, Marquets
anb Nidel Hlate Mailroao.
Gin Spe5ialfomitee, oaB aae eoc-
ben geranitalt,,nsen plant, uno oem
Niitrift bebilflib lit, itebt unter Ser
2eitung bon @altsr 9. Safiou no
George Shneioer bonn GMG lit Sor,
iiser oes @ar Bono 2unfeen &emi
tees.
goriiser fir Strabenoeforierer
aino Sdauitellupgen lit 5. 5. Sper-
ling, gi5e-Grdiioent ser Glepelano
Truit So. gSsparo Soutbauortb iii
Goriiser bonn Silbultrial uno non1
gictorp Rromotion &onlitee I'M allen
@etperbeorsaniiationen beim Gerfauf
bon Bombs bebilflif au iein. Or. @m.
g. 2epenion, Tireftor ser CLEVELAND
Shulbeb0roe &abio Citation @9SG,
lit Goriiser bes Haoiofomitecs unS
8oriiser bes Aneiferl,ngstomitees lit
Horman Iotpnsenb bon Sen General
electric 2anp @orfs.
&erman Stein, HrGi iioent ser Ser
man Stein Abo. Agencp, lit Goriit-
ser ser Nationalitdten 0rupea ;s0rSe.
rungsfonitees, um Sen 8onSoerfauf
burh sic frembiprafigen 3eituneel:
f0roern gu belien. 0sar 3. Sdpare
lit 0orfiter bes @etaiI Mctioities So,
mitaes, oos allcn aleiubGnoIern i'm
eansen County bilft Bombs 5,l Der
faufen.
9arclap 2eatbam. Hroi. ser 9ra-
matiiden aiinite Ser @eItern Neierpc
ltniperlit6t. lit 8oriiter bcsG Gomnu,ni-
tp SaIent aomitees oas fir llnterbal.
tung iorst. 9as SdulM Mftipitatfomi-
tee itebt unter Seitung bon S. SSones
&,Sion oon ser Glenelalo Sanoels-
tortmer. 5beater- r-&omitee- -gbrliser lit
Glearencc Gaoem; Gbarles HapmonO,
Diitr. .-Ner. Der 2oeiu's 5bsater, lit
Boriitcr bes 1beater- -0eforierungs.
2umitees urb iorst fir 2sit fir DIE
Spreher in ben Sspiihenatten. Gas
Meflomefontitee unterltebt u. &
@ouloing uno pergibt be5ablte sln5ei-
gen in 3eitaneen. &aoies uno Stra-
benidilber. go. Bang, Sportsrebof-
teur Ser Glcpelano Stems, miro Soloa-
ten uno M1bd)en I'M 8etroienlt ipe-
aiel iolhe, bic ihon 'Shladten mitee-
madt baben, fit 8eriammlunsen,
&aoio a,nb ionitise Erosramme be-
ioreen, 10 oaB 2ellte 81 irsenoeiner
3eit 81 baben iino.
AQiieete &ttiifSuerlnite
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13
Ser 1lateridlieb.

Gem &on1ifer 8uioo Sbieli6er
tm,roe zines Mbenbs nad) Ser Gorltea-
ung elm iunger @ed porgciteat, ser
ironiih fragte: Sinh Sic Ser Mann,
iiber Sen oos Yublifum laht?"
% ia," ant,portete Sbiellher,
raber iiber mid lad,t man lt.,r, tpenn
ih mill."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13
Aniierte &*iifsperl,.ite
1945 itsar 40 pro3eitt
nctt 1942

8a7bington. Ger l1-9oots= =arieg
bat bie Yereinigten Nationen in 1943
nur 40 Bro5ent Der Sancelsififi-
tonnnge bon 1912 getoitet, ipdbrenS
6ie neubereeitellte Ionnage ooppelt
10 aroB mar ipie i'm norbergegansenen
Sabr, 10 tpurbe antlih erflGrt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13
RESTE- .WERTE in
MAEDCHE .MAENTEL

62 GanzWole Chesterfield
Roecke und Ueberroecke
SO Kasssche Maene vorhe $25 GanzWole Londonr
As Geegenhes Mente voher $2995 bis 1895
Beige yorhe s25 Fleece nit
Nur Beige 1855
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13

iino inter oieiem Garagrapben I'M.
ter llmitdnben Gerionen, oie uid)t
nit ibnen peripanote ainber in
ibrem Seim aufgenomnen, ater nid)t
i'm Slime oes @eieees aooptiert ba.
ten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13
oem &anoiouten 2"
U. s. Army Air Force Photo

Sem &anoiouten
rMaieitGt, ser &anbibat bat sic
&riifung nit slls5eidnuns beitan-
6en."
"a iaate 6riebrid: Gut, Sann Iou
nleii1 Better Sic erlte freitperbenoa
Efarritelle erbalten, barnit er 5u iei-
nem Te6te fomint."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-01-13

Mas Dlllter uulIerem Hiiden ae.
ld)lebt, erfa5ren mir eelpobnlih crit
Milford chronicle., 1944-04-07
DELMAR


Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Donnelly had
Mrs. BENJAMIN Ely Of Smyrna for
their weekend guest.
Miss Frances Hall, after spend
ing a few days at home with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Hall,
has returned to Western Maryland
/ College.
: MIR. and Mrs. ]. H. Sheldon have
had Mrs. A. A. Coulbourn, Wester-
ly, R. l., and son. Petty Officer F..
Miles Coulbourn. U. S. C. G., New
York City. as recent guests.
Kenneth Short is spending some
time with his brother. Wesley
Short, who is stationed at Mem
phis. Tenn.
Pfc. Margaret C. Sherwood of
Aberdeen, Md. spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n.
B. Sherwood. On Sunday evening
Pfc. Sherwood addressed the Mems
Bible Glass of the First Methodist
Church here.
Each month Circle No. 6 of the
First Methodist Church will honor
some member of the service April
being Sergeant Lee P. Bakers
month. All members are urged to
send him a card or letter.
Three Delmar boys, &c Roland
Mills and 2/c Wesley Short of the
Navy and Pfc. Hugh Penuel are all
stationed at the Naval Technical
Air Training Center at Memphis.
Tenn.
Miss Mary Iris cropper. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey Crop
per of this town, and Thomas How
ard Anderson, Jr.. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas H. Anderson of Sal
isbury, were quietly married on
March 21 in Asbury Methodist par
sonage by the Rev. DR.. Hamilton
Fox. After April l. the newly-weds
will be at home on New York ave-
nue., where they taken taken an
apartment. Mr.. Anderson is asso-
ciated with Martin and Schwartz,
Inc, and Mrs. Anderson is employ |
ed by the dupont Company in Sea-
ford.
MIS-. MdIliu NtlSI Hdu wi pOiui
Maurice Harrington, his mother,
Mrs. Philip Harrington. and Mrs. /
Maggie Minner and George Cannon
as her guests on Wednesday +
Mr.. and Mrs. V. j. Carmine spent
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. C.
Henry of Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lowe of Bal
timore spent the weekend here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
S. Lowe of near town. /
Joseph Ellis and daughter. Mrs.
Frances Hastings spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Moore of
near Seaford.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harold Welch
and daughter Charlotte, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mitchell and daughter
Joyce of Wilmington spent the
weekend here with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Thomas Parker.
1t has been suggested by the
Milford chronicle., 1944-04-07
MILLvILLE
Methodist Church News

Methodist Church News
On Thursday evening, March 80
laymen meeting was held in the
church with Thomas Hudson Of
Ocean View officiating. Inspiring
talks were given by different mem.
bers.
There was a covered dish lun.
cheon held at the home of Mrs. G
H. Townsend on Thursday evening
This Friday evening the prayer
and praise service will be held al
the home of Mrs. L. C. Lynch.
Church school at the usual hour
this Sunday morning. The Easter
service will be held Sunday even
ing with the sermon by the pastor,
Rev. C. E. Davis. There viii be
special Easter music.
Mrs. Annie Dukes is the guest
of her children, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H. Dukes. Their daughter. Miss
Grace Dukes, a student at Linden
Hall. Lititz. Pa. is home for the
Easter holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. l.. Richards of
Rehoboth Beach. were visitors on
Saturday with Mrs. ]. r. Belts.
Sunday callers with Mr.. and Mrs
James Aydelotte were Mr.. and Mrs.
Royal Daisey of Ocean View and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Bennett and
John n. Townsend spent Sunday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. H. o.
Derrickson.
Daniel Shockley of town is a pa
tient at the Beebe Hospital, Lewes.
Mrs. Collins of Milford is visit
ing her son and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Collins.
Mrs. George Robinson and sew
eral friends spent Friday in Will
mington.
Mrs. ]. E. Parker of Ridgely,
Md. and Miss Doris Hickman of
Ocean View and New York, called
on several friends here the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Logan and
little son Alfred Lee. 3rd, of Ches-
ter. Pa, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Lottie Magee and daughters.
Elmer Murray spent the week
end at home with his wife and son.
Miss Elva Hall and Louis Quill
len were entertained at supper on
evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Elisha Quillen. Evening
callers were Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Quillen and daughters. Dorothy
Ann and Arleen and Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Layton and son Neral.
The Millville Fire Company
wish to thank the people of the
and all who cOntribut-
ed for their hearty cooperation to-
ward making the chicken supper
the success it was. Between five
and six hundred people were fed
and the net profit was about $500.
The firemen also wish to thank the
Ladies' Auxiliary and the high /
school girls who helped serve.
FOR VICTORY: BUY BONDS ---- /
Milford chronicle., 1944-04-07
CHURCH MUSIC

An Easter Cantata, "The Resur.
rection Song" will be presented
by the choir of Wesley Methodist
Church of Dover on Easter Sunday
evening, 1880 o'clock. The cantata
is pleasantly written by Roy E.
Aolte; solos, duets and a male
trio are included in the musical
presentation of the story of Eas-
tertime. The public is cordially
invited.
The text is as follows:
Christ, the Lord, is Risen"
choir, obligato solo, Mrs. Ralph
Day.
Hear Ye The Story" alto solo
list, Jane Day.
Hail. King of the Jews" choir.
bass solo, Earl U. Hayes.
Father, Forgive Them" So
prano and alto duet. Norma Bell,
Kitty Day.
"The Wondrous Cross" chair,
tenor solo, Charles X. Stoneburg.
There Was A Garden" choir
and trio for men, C. Anderson, C.
Stoneburg and n. Ward.
''As 1t Began to Dawn" choir
and bass solo, Edwin Thomas
Come See the Place" choir. So
prano solo. Mrs. Ralph Day.
Awake, Thou That Sleepest,
choir.
"Sing The Resurrection Song"
mems chorus and tenor solo. Cliff
ton Anderson.
"Allelulia! Christ Is King"
choir and two-part womens Choir
us.
whatsoever Believeth." choir.
soprano solo by Mrs. Ralph Day
and duet by Florence Willim and
Betty Maris.
Now Is Christ Risen" choir.
Milford chronicle., 1944-04-07
FRANKFORT

Good Friday! Why not meet your
friends at S:15 p. m. for Holy
Week services at the Presbyterian
Church? Last night a goodly num-
ber of worshippers met to enjoy
these Eastertide services. Easter
Sunday worship service will be
conducted by the pastor at the reg
ular hour, II a. m. All are well
come.
Lieutenant Commander A. Pres
ton Tingle of New York City and
Washington, d. c., spent last week
at Tingle Inn with his mother, Mrs.
Mary E. Tingle.
Business men of Frankford and
Dagsboro are sponsoring an Eas-
ter egg hunt for children of the
John M. Clayton School District.
Two hundred eggs will be hidden
on the school grounds. The hunt
will commence at p. m. on Sat
urday, April s. The youthful par
Elephants will be divided into two
groups according to age.
Group / up to and including 10
years; group II. II to 16 years, in
elusive. Prizes of war stamps and
bonds will be awarded by the
sponsors.
James +. Richards, L. S. Mer-
chantman on duty aboard convoy
vessels out of New York. spent the
past weekend with his wife and
son, Jimmie Reed at their home in
the DR.. Fooks' residence on Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Richards
of Lewes were Sunday guests of
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Tingle at
Tingle Inn.
A. S. Charles Parker, Jr.. spent
the weekend at home with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Par
ker.
That 'up-and-at-'em" young man
Master Jeffrey Arthur Banks, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Banks.
out OH the dupont Boulevard, cele-
brated another birthday last Mon
day, demonstration how much ice
cream he could wrap himself
around.
Palm Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester V. Hudson were Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin Hudson of Bish- /
op. Md, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hudson
and two sons from Friendship,
Md. Ed. Hastings and party of
from Philadelphia.
Miss Ruth Messick is spending
the Easter recess from classes at /
the University of Delaware at .
home on Clayton avenue with her
mother, S. J. Messick.
Lynn Layton from Baltimore
spent a few days here recently cir
culating among former neighbors
and friends.
Miss Olive West is here from
Philadelphia spending the Easter
Tide with her brother-m-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. John Sam
ringle and daughter, Miss Mary
Jane.
That one candle on the birth
lay cake at the manse on Monday
was in honor of the first birthday
If Baby Kay. winsome sister of
Miss Judy. popular daughter of
he Rev. and Mrs. L. r. Boaz.
Mrs. Luvenia Disharoon is Wis
ting her son, Lacey Derrickson
md family in Georgetown.
The Easter Bunny says: "A joy
1us Eastertide to all and may our
next Easter season be peaceful
1ne throughout a world encircled
Dy true Christianity"
Milford chronicle., 1944-04-07
Calvary Methodist Church
The Church Of Warm Spirit"
Rev. M. Eugene Hungerford. Pastor

The Church Of a Warm Spirit"
Rev. N. Eugene Hungerford. Pastor
Sunday. April .
. a. m.-Class meeting under the
leadership of Harry Emory The meet
ings are inspirational. Come out some
morning and enjoy the hour.
10 a. m.-Church School. Superin-
tendent. John wilkins. Lesson theme
"ChriSt's Victory Over Death" Gold
en- text. ! Corinthians 1857. This he
ing Easter we are expecting 10 30
over the 500 mark in attendance. Spe-
cial program is being arranged in all
departments of the school. Glad 10
have those bring flowers in honor, or
in memory of u friend or loved one,
placing name on same. All visitors
welcome.
II a. m.-Divine Worship and Eas-
ter Sermon. An invitation will he
extended to anyone who may wish 10
tiOns by the Young Peoples Choir, un-
and Mrs. Roy Pettyjohn.
6:30 p. m.-Methodist Youth Fellow
ship. Miss Betty Favinger, leader.
You would enjoy these meetings, and
they are well patronized. All are in
vited.
1880 p. m.-Evening Worship in
songs. prayer and message.
Prayer meeting on Thursday nj
1880 p. m.
Good Friday. April I. Union Ser
vice 1880 until p. m. held in the
First Presbyterian Church.
Milford chronicle., 1944-04-07
CHURCHES IN MILFORD
The Avenue Methodist Church
THE House of Happiness"
Rev. Frank Herson, o. D., Minister

Sunday. April
9:45 a. m.-Session of the Church
School. Classes for all ages.
IL a. m.-Morning worship and SER
mon. Easter musical service. -Four
numbers by the large chorus choirs.
Mrs. Clyde Nelson will sing two re-
quest numbers. Easter memorial dec
orations Come early.
6:36 D. m.-Methodist Youth Fellow
ship. Easter program. Everybody out.
1880 p. m--I1vening Worship and
Sermon. Subject. The First Easter
Evening" Join with us in all of the
gladnesS of this Easter Day.
Midweek Church Service on Thurs
day evening at 1880 O'Clock.
Milford chronicle., 1944-04-07
First Baptist Church
Not to he Ministered INTO.
But to Minister"
Rev. Leon c. Nelson, Pastor
Sunday. April

Sunday. April .
10 a. m.-Bible School. Topic:
"Christ's Victory Over Death"
II a. m.-MOrning Worship. Message.
THE First Easter Sermon"
$50 p. m.-YOung Peoples u. o. Y"
Hour. We will go Easter carolling.
1880 p. m.-Informal evening worship
and song service. Message. THE Ne
cessity of Christ's Death"
Friday. 1880 p. m.-We will join in
a Union Good Friday service at the
Presbyterian Church. p. m.-There
will he no TX. Y. B." meeting p. m.
Prayer and Bible Study Hour Topic.
THE Empty Tomb Speaks"
Milford chronicle., 1944-04-07

Grafton as loving tribute on Eas-
ter Sunday. Priscilla Glass No. 22,
Mrs. Louise Hastings, teacher, will
be in charge of the decorations. All
flowers should be brought to the