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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-05
Vtisi IL naSe
letne kOnference

Il zadnje letne konference,
XII Sc je vrsila v Euclid, O. je bi-
10 razvidno, da sc clanice ':Pro-
gresivnih Slovenk" zavedajo
resnih casov, v katerih sc svet
nahaja ter da stole ma strait
trdne in odprtih oei, zasledujoc
dogodke. Videlo Sc je predvsem,
da SO njih nameni resni, delati
in udejstvovati Sc tam, kjer Sc
della in stremi "a t e m da Sc
svet postavi ma stalisce, da DO
Sloveku MONO uzivaTi " miru
dobrine sveta.
IL lepih rdeeih lie teh Ljub-
! ljancank je bilo vidno, kako v
zdravem te1esu biva zdrav duh.
Skoro jim zavidam lepo okolico
in pa svezi zrak okoli ME. To
mi je dalo misliti, da mogoce v
zakajenemu Clevelandu tud i
zrak upliva, da nj tolikega ma
vdusenja, kot bi ga vcasih ra-
de imele.
Priporocljivo bi bilo, da Sc to
poletje priredijo skupno slav-
most ravno tam Euclidu ma
vrtu Slov. drustvenega donna.
Prostor nj proved oddaljen in
Sc lahko pride tia z busom in
poulicno zeleznico. Gotovo bi BIZ
le delezne dobrega uspeha, ako
bi lie vreme bilo ugodno. S tenn
bi Sc tudi skupna blagajna O.
pomogla, da bi cimpreje dose
gle vsoto "a Rdeci kriz, kot je
bilo sklenjeno ma konferenci.
Porocevalka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-05

ker vase delo je velike vredno-
sti, posebno takih nesrecnih
slucajih in to ste pokazale oh
njjeni smrti z lepo udelezbo IN
vasim nastopom, 5 krasnlml
cvetlicami, XII jih je vedno ljubi-
la in govorom Vase predsed-
nice oh krsti pokojne.
Torej najlepsa zahvala cd
Druzine Frank Barbic.
To pismo lahko objavite v
iavnosti, ker boste pokazale
drugim, da bi morale slovenske
zene vpostevati organizacijo
"Progresivnih Slovenk" in pri-
stopati v njih vrste.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-05
Izraz hvalezznOsti

Mr.. Frank Barbic je postal
sledece pismo krozku st. /, v
katerem izraza svoje obcutke
napram nasi organizaciji oh pri-
liki smrti njegove soproge, Ane
Barbic:
Cleveland, Ohio
2. maja, 1914.
Progresivnim Slovenian
krozek st. 1, Cleveland, Ohio.
Cenjene:
Dasi sem ma bolniski listi zs
teden dni, 81 vendar ne morem
pomagati, da bi Yam ne pisal in
se Vam zahvalil "a tako lepo o.
pisovanje cd Vasih clanic, kot
so Theresa Gorjanc, Frances
Wolf in Eve Coff ter urednice
Mary Ivanusch, v teh tuznih
sasih nase druzine, ker nam je
neizprosljiya srnrt pobrala ma
ter in zeno, Ano Barbic, katero
tako pogresamo.
Kadarkoli citam te vrstice
me oblijejo solze, dasi skusam
biti hraber in prenasati zalost-
no usodo, XII je $ TEN zadela mas
in tudi vas, da ste izgubile cla-
nico 20 let prezgodaj. Ali ne da
Sc pomagati. Nj je vec ali We
morate naprej Z vasim delom
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-05
Ambulance "a nase
v Jugoslaviji

Najvecji in najvaznejsi
ukrep organizacije "Progre-
sivnih SlOvenk Amerike"
liza ustanovitve pred desc
timi lett pa do danes je
brez dvoma sklep zadnje
kOnference, da Zberemo
skupaj sklad Ia bolnisko
ambulance in jo posljemo
potion Ameriskega Rdece-
ga kriza v Jugoslavijo ma
Sim borcem "a svobodo.
Urednistvo je nadvse We
selo, videc, da je pricela
prevevati VS. e nase krozke
duh navdusenja in nOvega
zivljenja, Xxi sc zrcali Zlasti
v gornjem sklepu. Nasa is
krena zelja i'm globoko pre-
pricanje je, da bo nasel cd
mev ne lie med nami v Gle
velandu in okolici, temvec
tudi po zunanjih naseIbinah
sirom Amerike. Vsprico gi-
ganticne i'm junaske borbe
ma s h bratOv i'm sester v
domovini, ma katero S m o
lahko pOnosne, pred vsem
bono lahko potrkale tudi ma
marsikatera vrata drugih
narodnosti ter bile delezne
velikodusnih darov.
Ma delo torej cimpreje i'm
z dosego nasega ella v letu
nase DESETLETNICE bo-
mo najlepse in implement
teje dokazale, da smo RES
"PrOgresivne Slovenke
Amerike" in da ploye po
nasih zilah slOvenska
kri in preveva nasa srca
duh ameriSke svObOde i'm
demokracije!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-05
Krasen napredek
v Euclidu!
Enajst novih cIanic pri krozku
stew. 8.

Enajst novih clanic pri krozktl
Stew. 8.
Danes hocem porocati vsake-
ga nekoliko. Najprvo hocem ma
vesti imena ma novo pristoplih
5lanic. Zadnjic sem pozabila po-
vedati, da je pripeljala Jennie
Wick novo clanico, Mary God
lar "a kar ju prosim, da mi O.
proslta.
Ma zadnji sell s mo pa ma
ravnost prekosile a m e sebe,
Bio je namrec enajst novih cla-
aic in da smo iii veselj jem
sprejele, je samo oh sebi umev-
no. Njih imena SO: Frances u
han, Rose Fifolt, Leopoldina O.
shaben in Mary Jakomin, kate
re je pridobila Frances Mezgec,
kakor je obljubila. LIE tako ma
pref in nagrada DO Vasa! (Skle-
nile smo namrec, da bono dale
tri nagrade tistim, XII bodo pri-
peljale najvec novih clanic.)
Annie Cesen pa je pridobila Ma
ry Ausec, namrec m a ter in
hcer. M ary ster je pridobila
Jennie Leskovec in slednja je
vpisala pa Frances Mihevc il
Salem, Ohio.
Apeliran ma Mihevceva, da
Je potrudi in nabere v Salemu
vecje stevilo clanic, da Sc po-
tenn lahko ustanovi nov krozek
V Salemu. Kaj boste rekli k te-
mu, sestra Mihevc? - Gusti
zupancie je pripeljala Caroline
zigman in Rose Rotter medtem,
ko je Mary Debenjak pridobila
Frances Gorjanc. V imenu kroz-
ka klicem vsem: Dobrodosle v
mas krog!
Ma tel seji smo premenile da-
tum balincarske tekfne in sicer
-e DO balinalo 16. julia ma Dru-
stvenem vrtu. Ma tekmo smo
povabile krozka st. / in 2. v
krozkovo blagajno sta darovali
Mrs. zagar diva dolarja in Fran
ees zajc enega, ker Sc nista u
delezili konference. Prav lepa
hvala!
Konferenca Sc mi je zelo do
padla in je slo vse lepo po redu
aaprej. Odobrilo Sc je vec idej,
lsot ma primer predlog glavne
tajnice, Josie Zakrajsek, da gre
mo Progressive Slovenke ma de-
10 in kupimo bolnisko ambulan-.
60 in jo potom Rdecega kriza
nosljenlo v Jugoslavijo. v ia ma
men je bill izvoljen odbor brojec
Isakih 15 clanic cd vseh kroz-
kov. Pryi sestanek je bill ze skli-
can in Josie Zakrajsek nam je
poyedala, da je dobila navodila
u glavnega stana Rdecega kri-
ia, da gremo i delonl naprej
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-05

lu in vsem drugim clanicam, XII
ste pomagale v kurinji in tocile
v gostilni.
Hvala tudi posetnikom. Upa-
mo, da ste odnesli il priredbe
lep utis in da mas boste ma pri-
hodnji prireditvi zopets poseti-
Ii.
Frances Wolf,
tajnica krozka st. l..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-05
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AND SPECIAL LUBRI<ANTJ~t !

kakor hitro prejmemo nabiral-
ne pole. Tiste, XII ste sprejele V
ia odbor ste prosene, da pride
te ma sestanek, kadar YAM bo
poslana dopisnica, nakar boste
prejele navodila in nabiralne po-
le.
Da Sc s k IL d "a ambulance
cimprej zbere, smo sklenile ma
tem sestanku prirediti velik pix
mix dne 13. augusta ma vrtu
Drustvenega donna v Euclidu.
To bo nekak semenj. Kaj vse Sc
DO prodajalo Sc ne vem. Opo-
zarjam pa re sedaj, da maj bo 13
august prank vseh Jugoslova-
nov ter maj vsakdo obisce pro
gresivne Slovenke" ter po svo-
j meei pomaga "a ia prekorist-
nj sklad.
Toda, da Sc vrnem nazaj h
konferenci. Pc koncanem zbo-
rovanju smo Sc prav dobro ime-
le v spodnji dvorani, kjer Sc je
serviralo okusno vecerjo, kate
ro SO pripravile nase clanice.
Glavna kuharica je bila Albina
Vehar, pomagale pa SO il Mary
Vicic in Frances Mezgec. To-
sajke so pa bile: Pavla Kon-
eliza in Mary ster medtem, ko
je bila nasa predsednica, Fran
ces Gorjanc sed al tu, sedaj
tam, kjer je bila pac potreba "a
pomoc veeja. Annie Cesen je pa
tekala sem ter tie s tisto 'sbak-
so" in postregla S "tikci''. Jen-
ME Bostjancic je spekla obilico
. ku S n h potic, pa jih je Sc
zmanjkalo. Vsaka bi bila rada
nesla emo domov. Mrs. Coff Sc
je izrazila: "Te SO pa "deli-
cious"! Nobena izmed gori ma
vedenih delavk nj hotela spre-
jeti plaeila, "a kar maj prejmejo
krozkovo iskreno zahvalo.
Istotako Sc zahvalimo t u d
vsem posetnikom in posetnicam
ker ste s tenn dokazali, da pri-
poznata delo Progresivnih Slo-
venk.
Ker je tudi meni kazalo po-
prijeti "a delo, nisem imela do
sti casa "a kak razgovor S cla-
nicami drugih krozkov, toda
emo, XII je ostala deli casa, sem
imela pa priliko "a daljsi razgo-
vor in sicer z Mary Peterka, XII
je prijazna in agilna clanica.
Povedala mi je, da je namenje-I
ma It'll v kratkem Elizabeth,
N. Y, ter das DO poiskusila pri-
dobiti clanic ali &c nogoce, da
bi Sc tam ustanovilo nov kro-
EEK. Apeliram torej ma Sloven-
ke v N. X, da Sc nam pridruzi-
te ter postanete tudi We Pro-
gresiyne Slovenke Amerike'.
Gusti zupancic.
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zelo zanimivo in koristno raz-
kazovanje nacinu ciscenja ma
Sc hise, takozvano brush par
ty". Demonstracijo je izyajala
Mrs. K. Gricar cd Stanley druz-
be in vse smo z zanimanjem sle-
die njenemu razkazovanju. To
je bila zelo dobra sola "a mas
vse in je res, da Sc mora clovek
zmerom uciti, dokler je xiv.
Tekom meseca maja in junija
so pristopile k nam sledeee no
We clanice: Mrs. Ursula Brani-
sci, Mary Sila, Jennie Oblak,
Mary Marn, Julia Metelko, Ma
ry Terlep, Mary svetek, Kristi-
ma siskovie, Mary Brodnik, Ma
ry Ivaneic, Jennie Jaksetie, Ma
ry Wager, j. Jane in Miss Mary
Furlan, mi. Dobrodosle v naso
organizacijo Progresivne I Slo-
venke in upamo, da boste della
le vsikdar v dobrobit in napre-
dek organizacije.
Odobrile smo kup $10O
honda tekom pete kampanje "a
vojno posojilo.
Nase pridne elanice so sesile
ze mnogo gotovih vrec, "a Rde-
ei kriz, XII pridejo, ako Sc ne
motim, k posteljam bolnikov.
Ker pa jih je Sc precej neizde-
lanih prosim clanice, XII bi bile
pri wolff Swat "a ia dobri ma
men, da Sc zglasite pri nasi
predsednici,, Ami Zaic, 452 East
18TH St. Vrecke SO ze vrezane
in boste tudi dobile vzorec, ka-
ko Sc napravi. Nasa leila je, da
Sc to delo skonca in odposlje ma
pristojno mesto, namrec ma
Rdeci kriz.
v naso blagajno so darovale
sledece sestre: Pc $500 - j.
Rotar in B. Godec; po 81 Maka-
rovic in j. Konestabo in Anna
Zaic $1.41.
Vsem clevelandskim krozkom
mammalian, da Sc je najelo dvo-
rano Slovenskega delavskega
doraa "a skupno prireditev v
proslav. desetletnice "Progre-
siynih Slovenk" in sicer "a dne
20. novembra, 1914.
Clanice Sc vabi, da Sc vdele-
Ute prihodnje seje v ponede-
lick, 3. Julia v velikem stevilu.
Slisale boste racune cd nase zad-
ME priredbe in tudi trimesecne
racune. Ostale Sloyenke, XII Sc
niste med nami, Sc pa prosi, da
sc nam pridruzite ma prihodnji
seji zopet velikem stevilu.
Nasa organizacija mora rasti
in napredovati, ker della "a ma
predek, izobrazbo in plemenite
nanene!
S pOzdravem
Frances Wolf,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-07-05
APPEL "a POMOC OTROKOM
BORBENE JUGOSLAVIJE :
Spostovani bratje in sestre:

se.nikoli ysej svoji zgodovini nj jugoslovanski
narod pretrpe ako tezke zgube kakor ve krvav borb
Xxi seda vod certo eto jugoslovanskih tleh Sc
nikol pref MISC Jugosovan XII nahajajo Zedinenh
drzavah cutili bo goboko, da e nhova dolznost pri
teci pomoc svojm brato1n domovin Oh vsak pril-
Xxi darezlvo doprnasao svoj del pomoc vteski borbi
Narodno osvobodne vojske Jugosavij ker jih vodta
custvo in zavest. - - .>4~-; ...,
To pot zelimo obnit paznjo posebno ma jugoslovan-
ske otroke Stotisoc zgub svoe starse, zgubili
streho in domace ognsce izpostavjeni gladu in "a
nemarenju, nezgodam in nevarnosti I'll otroci re ceho
leto, posebno kah tezkh borb zivijo kakor gonena
zverjad tavaoc po gozdovh iscoc zatocisca in zasca
Cetud so ii otroci pogosto primer hrabros pozrtvova
MIA in naconalne zavest, njhove duse preplasene
zmesane stahovane in zgrozene Pc osvoboenu DO tre
ba posebne nege, da 81 bodo zlec rane, XII jh jim je
dala soraznikova okupacija, in bodo pripra
viii "a nornano zvljenje svobodni in srecnejs ocet
njayi.
Kaj hi mogli amerkanski Jugoslovani stort te
mlade mucenike? Ali nj cas-, da malo pobavimo to
mislijo? Osvoboenje Jugosave bo mogoce pslo pref,
kakor Sc pa nadejal in mi biti nepriprav
ljeni Ka b mog re seda podvzeti korake in zaceli
zbira obleko cevje solsko opremo, manjse muzkalne
Instruments, opremo raZne sporte?
Ia sedaj Sc ustavimo pri zbranju solske opreme,
godbenih instumentov in opreme spore Sedaj
e konec soskega leta in nas oroc tel srecn napredn
deze meceo proc mnogo stvari, XII h prihodnje sosko
eto bodo vec potrebova. Zbirajmo varcno sledece
stvari: papr peresa svincnke ravna, sestila zemle
vide, rsalne porebscne in drugo in prpravajmo sol
ske pakete' - school kits jugosovanske otroke.
Maj nase pridne in podvzetne zene katerh 1.-Two gori
zavest da pripadajo jugoslovanskim narodom XII
div svet svojim unastvom in samozaajevanjem, maj
81 savo naogo da sestavjo zavitke IL stvar XII
h njihovi otroci vec potrebujeo, otroke Jugo
savj Kolikm potrebam b bilo zadosceno kokim otro-
kom korstio in koliko veselja narej ejenega
Vazno in zelo nujno je, da zaenemo to akcio takoj,
Ee te dni Ma tsoce ugoslovanskih orok e re sedaj
begunstvu ujni po taborscih Egiptu in Italiji Ia
ME so ako bill ustanovjen sosk ecaj toda pr prvih
korakih Sc e pokazao pomankane nanujnejsih in maj
osnovnesh solskih potrebscin Pohitmo in poslimo jim
vse cimpreje Srecni smo, da zvrsti svoo doz
most do svojega naroda.
Upamo, da Sc bodo odbori nash zen, vsakem kra-
u vsi nas kraevni odbor kakor tudi nase organi
zacije udeezli tega della in zace nabiranem takoj
Use nabrane predmete e posati Zdruzen odbor juz
nos ovanskih Amerikancev Omitted Committee of South
Slavic Americans, 1910 Park Avenue, New York 49, N
", XII bo noskrbel, da jh poslje pravi naslov.
Zdruzeni odbor iuzno-slovanskih Amerikancev
IA
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Rezultati navdusenega della gre
do v klasie

Tukaj YAM podajam poroci-
10 o delu in napredku ma sell
naaega krozka, XII Sc je yrsila s.
junija. Vdelezba je bila zelo do
bra, . vslic temu mi je zal, da
Eni bila Se yeGja, ker imele smo!
Milford chronicle., 1944-02-18
DELAWARE DAYS
Aw Annetizing Landmark

by Gilbert Byron
There is poetry in the Delaware air. everywhere
Milford chronicle., 1944-02-18
REDEEM

There will be Sunday school SER
vices at McCOlleys Church on Sun
day at p. IN. Preston Donovan,
superintendent:
The next meeting of the Women s
Society of Christian Service will be
entertained at the home of Mrs.
John Lowe of near Georgetown, on
Tuesday evening, February %. La
dies. please bring cakes as ice
cream and cake will be for sale.
Also bring package for the fish
pond
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Burton
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
James Webb of Seaford on Wednes-
day evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Campbell were
Wednesday evening guests of Mr
and Mrs. William Clendaniel.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hurley
and daughter Gladys Lou of Sea
ford. Mrs. Charles Lotiand, Mrs.
Robert Burton and Billy Belts OF
Milton were Wednesday afternoon
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j.
Burton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rust and son
Lester called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rust and family on Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Donovan
and family were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Glen
daniel and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Stewart
and family of Haddon Heights. "
j.. were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert j. Burton.
Milford chronicle., 1944-02-18
LEWES

The Women's Christian Society
of the Methodist Church held a
business and social meeting at the
home of Mrs. Charles Nelson on
Monday evening.
Lewes will participate in the
Sussex county Red Cross blood
donor drive when the blood donor
mobile unit sets up in Georgetown
on February 2S and 20. While ar
rangements are being made to
bring the blood bank unit to either
Rehoboth or Lewes later in the
season. it has been decided that
many people of this community will
desire to participate in the present
drive. and with this in mind the 10
cal Red Cross has appointed Mrs.
Anthony Potter as chairman of the
Lewes Red Cross blood donor SER
vice committee. AS most people
know, the blood plasma has been
responsible for saving the lives of
81 per cent of the wounded who
would have otherwise died due to
the lack of same. When we real
ize that it is only the use of our
own personal blood that alone can
actually save the life of wounded
service man we realize the import
ance of this project. Those of this
are asked to contact
your local Red Cross donor chair
man and make arrangements at
once to pledge a pint of blood. All
persons between the age of is and
50. inclusive. and in good health !
are eligible to donate. Those under
21 must have a parents release, /
however. A registration booth has /
been set up during the week at F.
5. Carter's office. and under the di-
'ection of Miss Clara Virden and
Mrs. Anthony Potter. for the pur-
pose of registering all persons who
wish to make an appointment per-
Milford chronicle., 1944-02-18

Kelk has been transferred back to
Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. Howard Davis, of Quaker
town, is spending some time in Bal
timore, Md, visiting with friends
and relatives.
Franklin Brittingham, of armed
forces, spent the weekend here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Brittingham, at their home here.
Mrs. John Lloyd is expecting to
leave some time in the near future
for California. where she will
spend some time with her husband,
who is stationed there.
Mrs. A. w. Marshall. Sr.. left this
week for New York City, where she
will spend some time with her
daughter, Miss Hannah Marshall.
formerly of Lewes.
Mrs. Calvin Evans and her niece.
Miss Kathleen Baynum. are spend
ing some time in Philadelphia as
the guests of Mrs. Evans brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
wood Bond Miss Baynum also will
visit her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Ansert. at their home
in CollingswOod. N. ].
Mrs. Sidney L. Downs has re-
turned home after being confined to
the Beebe Hospital for several days
because of illness.
Mrs. Frank Williams and daugh-
ter. Miss Louise Williams. spent
the weekend in Wilmington with
friends and relatives.
Milford chronicle., 1944-02-18

iod at which time they will report
to the servicing point at George
town while the mobile unit is there.
Persons are asked not to pledge
if there is reason to expect that
you will not be able to keep the
appointment, as those who fail to
be present at their allotted time will
forfeit their time to the next reg
istration. The blood donor service
committee for Lewes consists of
Mrs. James Beebe, Miss Clara Vir-
den. Mrs. Robert Lynch, Mrs. Will
liam S. Ingram and Mrs. William
Richter.
STAFF Sergeant William f. Walsh,
of Orlando, Fla, is spending 15-
day furlough with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. William E. Walsh. Sr. at
their home here. While ON leave
he will spend a few days in Phila-
delphia with friends and relatives.
Pvt. Edison C. Lodge. Jr.. Army,
is spending a few days leave in
Lewes with his wife. the former
Miss Thelma Chambers, at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry W. Chambers. this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Fleming
and daughter. Kay. of Seaford. were
town visitors during the week. Mrs.
Fleming may be remembered as the
former Hilda Chambers. of Lewes.
Mrs. Luther r. Vessels, Sr., has
as her house guests her daughter.
Mrs. Walter Kelk and children.
Terry. Carol and Peggy. who have
been residing in Richmond. Va. Mr..
Milford chronicle., 1944-02-18
Friday. February Is, 1914

BOTH GOVERNMENTAL II d
private agencies continue to urge
upon the motorist the necessity of
conserving his car and his tires.
This lesson is again emphasized
sharply by study made by the
American Automobile Association,
which shows that there is little
hope for a lifting of the mileage
ceiling during the first half of the
year. The problem of Transporting
petroleum supplies TO the East is
again causing concern. There have
been breaks in pipelines. Tank car
movements are hampered due to
railroad congestion. Tank truck
operation is restricted because of
tire shortage. manpower trouble
and Il paucity of spare parts.
The tire situation. il was found.
has deteriorated in the last sixty
days. with production schedules on
synthetic tires at least two months
behind. Further restrictions on
tires are entirely possible. As to
the problem of maintenance, it is
believed that the shortage of me-
chanics may he somewhat relieved
after the expiration of an even
tighter period within the next few
weeks. but only if there is close
cooperation between those who
need the manpower and the Gov
rrnment agencies involved. Regis
rati0n figures show that the pub
lie is holdin" on to its automobiles.
For 19i3 the drop in registration
was only Ga per cent. The total
number of passenger cars regis
tered was 25.S47.O0 While this
represents remaining cushion
above the 20.000.OOO vehicles deem
cd absolutely essential as a mini
mum requirement, the age of We
hicles on the road is going up, and
the core of the problem for every
motorist is to conserve and save
his transportation.
Milford chronicle., 1944-02-18

The Kent-Sussex Fair will he
held July 25-29.
Milford chronicle., 1944-02-18
FISHERS DISTRICT
Near Greenwood

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dearman
received word the past week from
their cousin, Pvt. Howard Dearman.
of his safe arrival in India. Pvt
Dearman received his boot training
at Camp Edwards, Little Rock,
Arkansas. He. also. was stationed
short while at New Orleans, La.
finishing the basic training in the
Med. Det. at Camp Millard, Bucyrus.
Ohio.
Miss Marilyn Brown and Miss
June Warrington were Sunday af-
ternOon guests of Miss Lillian Tat
man Of Georgetown.
Mrs. T. p. Morris and daughter
were Milford visitors on Monday
evening.
The w. S. c. S. of Todds Chapel
was entertained at the home of
Mrs. Allie Anderson on Wednesday
afternoon with good attendance.
After the business meeting refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Several from here attended the
quarterly conference meeting on
Tuesday evening at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. Milton Elliott. of
Pennington. During the social hour
after the meeting. ice-cream and
cake were served.
Messrs. John Morris and Arthur
Morris of Greenwood, were visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Collision and
e. W. Lloyd on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Collision and Mr.. Lloyd are not
well at this time.
Mrs. Oscar Biddle and daughter,
of Townsend. and Roland Collision.
of Odessa. were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. F. Collision on Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1944-02-18

All people are born helpless hut
some help less than others who ! il
comes to buying war bonds.