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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-22
HipfeNrcftte Gkeater
,Snutp Wbite nnb tbe Seben 0marfs'
begann bente 1pnnerstne, ben
~. Stunt.

4inoliebbnber tperben Delte Don't
nerstae, ben %. Suni, gum &ippo-
bronze Tbeoter geben INN Wulter Dis
nebs be5ai,bernoes Bib. .Snoiu Wbite
ano the Seben Dparfs" in 9edni-
color nmb Sen lhonen 2iebern, 1an5
iino Mliif at leben tnO 5u boren.
Sbneetpitd)en lit cine Der populdren
@eidthten aus @rimni>s Nfdrhen
entnommen. Ser Slim ipurbe ldon
friiber bier tpod)enlang ge5eigt 1ino
beltimmt miro ieoer oem es nur mOg.
Iid lit Oieies gilo ipieoer5uieben, be.
ionoers oie &inoer lieben es, freuen
iib oariiber. Inter Ben 2ie0ern, Ste
su boren lino finben iie .&igb-&o",
Some 8ap mn Yrince mill Come,
~@itb emile anb Gong.
y@biltle ipbile pou mort" uno 6es
Yrin5en 2ieo rSne Gong" .Wenn Sic
einmaI einen ifonen slbenb berleben
tpoIlen oann perpaiien Sic es niht
oieles 9iln 81 ieben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-22

Sabren Eel Sen Spars sebrauht.
llno Ears ano Spars" lit elm
reht unterbaltilngsreihes muiifali.
ldes 5abloio, lpelhes Sen 3lped
5at, anmelounsen 5u oen Spars
onsulpornen.
Saupt5ootsmaat 8ic Wature ltebt
an ser Spise ser 60 Witpirfenoen,
welfe ale Mngebori9e Der aiiiten-
nad)e iino. Wtature febrte crit bon
IA Wonaten &onpp:bienit aui Dem
Noroatlantif 5uriid. Ssn Der Sbom
tritt Dor allen oas Giritenrpaf. .Sn.
paoers- Srbeiter aui slnseborise
oesielteu iaben slftipn bel oen Sn.
paiionen Si5iliens uno Salernos.
"a rei5enoe Spars treten als Gbo.
riltinnen aui 5lliammen nit &ii-
ltenDuhleltten bon allen mogIifen
Sfiifen uno Statonen. Die Spars,
aIle Neulinge aui Der giibne, lpur.
oen aui 5ab:gfeiten, Shonbeit uno
Saltung BIN ausgelpGblt.
Der Cert puroe BON Solparo
Gieb pom @roao,pap geidrieben uno
Die Wuiit itanlmt bon aeutnont
Sernon Gufe, ser ourh ieine Sic
ser "eobin in tbe Sty", napril
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-22

Idnoilhen @rense umgeben 5u fon'
nen. Dos tpiiroe i'm 8oli bon Hlaa
ooer ieIblt aui Scllen Der baltllh-
oeutihen aiilte 9unolngen uon Der
See her crmoglihen, Die beilte un-
geiihts Ser Ge5ilnieruns Ser oent,
id)cn SIotte ourd) Die alilerten iitr
moglih gebolten rreroen.
.. I:p Hulien boiien, Die Z ober
s Gipiionen, Die 0,eneral Iieil in
6inulano beiebliat 5unl &iit5ug
uad GeutihIaro prer nod Dem
norolihen Cell Npruegens 81 per
anlnlien; oaNurd, piirbe Die oeutide
arntrrlle ilber Sic flnnllfe Mrmee
uno DE &erfebrsfnotcnpurfte IN
Sinnluuo auigeboben lperben, lno
ruiiiide Gipilioncn Die belte al
Ser i;nnihen Tront fnmpien Mil
len, ipGren fiir dnofrneitlge Ser
penoung frcl.
3. Die Siieniioe ihneioet auto
matiih oie oeutihen 2anoSuiabrt-
itrabcn nod Norpegen, bie iiber
6irnlanN iiibren, ab. 9luberOel,
itl;ebt lie ocn Seemeg iiir ihpe,
oiihe giiencr5lieierun9en nah beln
Gelltidcn Heidl.
A. Die 9iiiffebr Siublnnos sur
SitIee miro genIcinlam aeitbrte
ShlGgc NubIanos, Gnglanos uno
nit @aiier, Sen @niolintanf MT
9lmerifas gegen Norboeutihluno,
Sincmnrf uno 'usar Nprmegcn er-
noglihen.
lln5pe;iclbait Bat nlf Sie innere
Gage ,sinnIanos sur Gntiheloung
RuBlaubs beigeirngcn. Sas iinnl.
de GoIf lit iiber bie Srage, oh
Ser sl.gerbIif iiir 5iunlanos aus.
tritt aus Dem Grieg gefommen lei
oScr nidIt, u5lia geipalten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-22
Sittert
Ies Or ater GlepelanS Safetn
Comets

gutcTobrer, Tie ipiiroen riht 10
liher 'ein hires Weeerehtes, tpenn iiC
bas mitgemadt hutten, mas 6ranf u
Samet aus Columbus, Ohio, mitge,
mnht bat. Oas 8reater GlepelanN
unb Natipnnle tSafetn Council Iaet
.Sammet flhr auf elmer SnuptltrnBe
entlang uno bate bas @egereht, als
er plDslif lab, OaB ein anoerer Wa.
gen freil5te geraoe Dor ibm an einen1
&ren5lpeg, Serr Snmmet Ienfte blntel
einen anSeren Mnaen llno lab plob
LID. ba6 Elm anoeres 9lito Dem erltel1
folete nno 81 ieinem Gntlesen merftt
cr, onb olele slllumntergcflppelt ma.
rem nit elmer felten &ette. Sa mar
MIR Elm cling 5u tlln uto Serr Sam-
met tat Dies er ld)pB nit ieinen
Pluto ypiIfcn sic slpei Tneen llnf
pnIiiertc iiber oas ShIepptau init cl'
mem unbeilorobenoen @eflirr. Oieie,
breiioltiae Sfreden, ingte 5crr Sam.
met, belehrte MIDI oaB lelblt apenl1
man bas @cgeredt bat, ipll man ME.
mails iib auf Sen anberen 1abrer Der,
laien ibnen bas 9egered)t 5u luiien.
Soier lit cine @eidibte iiber einen
nnocren ltngliifsiaa Ner cine quite
Seftion iiir iebcrmann lit 6rau Gir.
gle Carroll aus 2enoir Gitp, Senn.,
cr31blte, fpie lie unb ibr 8atte Der
iud,ten ibr fleines Waoher ouf ibren
geinen als5uitreden, 10 baB es id.u.
fen fonne i'm poroeren Slb ipubreno
oes Sabrens. Serr Carroll pcrlor Die
&pntroQe iiber ons eluto rnb es ihlug
I'M in einen tiefen Shans. Ias &iro
ipuroe brud)s Senlter Dinausgeibleu.
oert unb pdre eroriift iporben tpenn
es nidt 5uriifgercIt tpdre ani bas
Srittbrett beoor iih bas slnto le9te
Tunfbar Onb oas Srittbrett ibren
Gino oas 2cben erbalten bate, babcr
Tie iih poraenommen beim eSabren nie
auf bie Seite 5u ihalen uno INNER
aui Sen @eg uno niemals Die Muf.
merfinmfeit elmer nnoeren Gerlon am
0enfrnb dbsulenfen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-22
Ab Freiiag kann man i'm Palace Theaier
die Revue der KuesienwaChe sehen
"Tors and Spurs" st cine uusgezeichnefe Revue.

III Naris" unb .9afine Chance
IN 2ope" befannt lit. Gie eonae
Groouftion bat ols Wittelpunft oas
9eim ser Spars in Yalm Bead,
Slorioa. sc miro geleitet bon Mar
2iebman bon Dt8Df in Scuppooo.
Nah MbifluB ibrer Tour ourhs
2anS begibt lif oie Sboip nab
Splplpopo, fpc Ears nnb Spars"
perfilmt nerben miro.
Cine Spar-H -Hefrutierungss8llbe
miro IN Ser 2obbp bes Yalace
Sbeaters auigeitellt iein fiir aue,
Sic lpeitercs Wsaterial iiber oie
Spars piinihen. 9as permanente
9iiru iiir Ben bieiigen 0iitr;ft be-
iinoet iid 17O1 Guclio slpe. uno
lit atenos bis 8 ltbr oifen. gn-
sebenoe Spars fonnen Die sluf-
iiibrllng als Gdlte oes Ealace Tbea.
tiers beiuhen, penn lie lib an oie
obige aoreiie penOen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-22
Gin plait far
ittferttoficftale
wGkrhnesi stab iliiicr.itta
ShIuB bon Seite 1.


lebnsaftionen Der geplonten Welt,
banf in eritcr 0inie nod ibrer geifdi:.
Iitten .gonitdt" beurteilt tperben,
oas beiBt. oaB in allen iold)en Jaacn
mad Siherbeiten fit sic Sfitd3ablllng
eefraet iperoen miro, uno oaraus
oiirfts iif) BON ielber eli, geluiiies
Mab ser aontroue iiber bie innerc
Yolitif bes Sd)nlbneritaates ergeben.
1ieie moelihen 6riftionssefabren bill
oen iebod) nid,t acknowledgements Elm
entiheibenbes srgument gegen Die
Hl6ne Ger SahperitanOigen, ba ma
tiirlih audi in oen freoilbeoiirftiger
'Staaten ser WunIb nad elmer iteti-
gen W1brung llno onmit al,h Oia
9ereitla)aft beiteben tpirN, Sic bier
aus lib ergeben6en inncnpplitiih,l
apnieaucn5en 5li 5ieben. Ser fiini=
tigen Srieoenslifernng fann es jcoen-
faus MIR bien!id iein, tpcnn ertrem-
ifut5oIlneriihe l,no autarfiiGe
0iebbabereien in 9GnOern, in oenen
nnf} Sem &riege obneoles NIT Ser
Neieung 5ll elmer bpper.nationaliit-
iihen grperimcnten gu rehnen tit,
auf Dem llmhpege iiber oie Welt.
banf naf) ar1iten perbinSert tperben.
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gfun baben auh sic 8etpobner
Don Glepelonb nnb l1mgebrng @e-
legenbeit, sic Reoue lars nno
Spars" au ieben. Sic erofinet elm
s;,,ipohises engagement am Grei-
tag, Sen 90. Sllli i'm H&S Yaloce
lbeater.
!Vsebr oenn ie tperoen ,beut5utase
iS.auen i'm 9llter bon 20 bis 36
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l1onio Elm Ndhrs uno
6etlmtttel

ltnlere Gorfabren fannten feirc
femlIfen acknowledgment uro
Didtliiten, aber jic ipubten aus GrfaD,
rung, oaB berid]ieoene Nabrungsmi!~
tel Die 1dhistcit bes;sen, ,,eue Strone
bon gnersie unS araft ourd Sen mil.
Sen aorper 5u treiben. Sic bdtten
llns nid)t er5dblen fonnelt, ipiepiel 81
tamin Elm Wlas MiIh cOcr elm 81
lofTel Sonie beiist, aber lie lpuBten
BOD, 10 piel, oab lie bas 2anb, in oen'
Wild uno Sonis fliebt, als Die eoei-
ite 2ebensaueQe fir oen Meniden an-
iaben.
Iie grnabrlngsmiiitniGaft bat
groBe 5ortif)ritte eenaht. slae fen.
men nun Sen @ert Der Ntild) in Ser
tdsliden Soit. Gen Sonls bat man
crit in aaerlester 3eit aus Oem Tun-
tel ans 2idt ge5ogen. Mer5te Ser gan.
gen @elt raten sum @enub oes So
nigs, ieit ble Wiilenihaft Sen 8ienen.
boni9 fir oas seiiinoeite, Uolfom-
menlte Nabrunssmittel erfldrt. Gr iii
elm Seilmittel allereriten Ganges unr
bel SftuddJe5ritGnben bon gutem
ginilub. Wan bat nit untareruGbrten
&inoern Yeril,fe aneeiteut, nobel be.
obaftet muroe, oab Die ,Sonigtinoer"
lpiel ihneller nnb it1rfer Sunebnlen ais
oie obne 9onig ernabrten ainoer.
! 8ienenbonig miro reit!os perbaut
unb bonn 8lute aufgenomnlen, 0arum
fam ielbIt Ser &ranfe NIT ih1pa6em
Nagen iid Sen @enub bes 9onigs er.
lduben, ,pdbreno 3uder uno anoerc
ISiiBitoife ibm idlebt befommen. gs
mag nnhocnflih Itimmen. irenn man
an Sano Der Joridung erfabrt, oaB
ialIe NaturSolfer, oie biel &onig eiien.
bon &rebsfrantbeiten pollitdnoig per-
idont blei6en. Ger &onib tpirft altd,
porbeugeno gegen 4ranfbeitan; bar.
INN lit es beionSers inn Ninter anga-
brad)t, ser tdgli1en Nabrung &onie
bei3ugeben.
Da Der &onig Sic Geudtigfeit auf.
laugt, mus er an tparmcnL trodenen
Srten nufbcipabrt iperoen. Wenn Ell
i'm @Ias eritcrrt iii, ertudrlnt MAJ,
oas @las i'm Wniierbao, Bis er ipie.
Ioer fliebenS lit, ahtet nber oarauf, oaf
oas Waiier niht beiB tpiro. oa Ser
&onis ionit ettpas an 0eidnlad uni
Jarbe einbibt
| Gin paar alte @e5epte loben Der
&onig als Mittel gegen Grfdltung:
Gin 9eeloffeI &onis tpiro in einen
I3ebntelquart fohenoen Baiiers auf
|eeloit. 0apon nimmt man in Stpi
Iidenrdumen fleine 9eeIoffelden bon
Gin 9eeloffel &oni9 tpiro in cine,
fleinen 1oiie fohenoer Dtild aufee-
loit uno beif aetrunfen. CT ioa fih b
ionoers seeen &eiierleit bepdbren.
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- Seit ser 8aiolinfnappbeit baber
piele 2elte crit bie Wunocr ser Naiur
entoeft.
- Mande Wenifen ianeen an 81
mefern, ipenn es ibnen 81: robl get:
- Ranher fdllt aus ser MoIe. Ios
balo er cine 9fplle ipielen Ioa.
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,Nun, Bit ou. nift mebr nit Sri.
gitte perlrbt? Sait bu ibr oenn nidt
bon oeinem reihen Snfel er51blt?"
God, leioer! gG,n miro lie meine
1ante!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-06-22
Suftioes 2lQerlet

vWcnid), tpo fommit Ou Oenn ber :?
Sd babe Did ia etpie nidt geieben!"
ga, ih bin iebr lange perreiit &C.
,peien." ..
.llno oa bait ou feine 8eruilne
eingelegt9"
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1aIidj beritanben.

Jalid) beritanben.
8ettler: vMd), lieber 6err. baben
Sic nift cine abeelegte Soie fiif
mih?"
Sausbecr: ga miiiien Sic iih at
meine srau tpenoen."
getiler: r8crn, ober ih bate bod,
lieber eine WGnnerbpie."
Milford chronicle., 1944-04-14

Mrs. W. E. Mills of North Walnut
street, Milford.
Mrs. Hulda Willis spent Satur-
day in Wilmington.
Mrs. w. E. Mills of Milford and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Joiner OF
Mayfield, Kentucky, spent Sunday
afternoon in Lewes.
''In perfect confidence l trust
in the goodness and care of my
Heavenly Father"
Mrs. H. A. Thompson spent last
Tuesday afternoon with her sis
ter, Mrs. Alfred Meredith.
Mrs. Agnes Arnold of Milford
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l. Mills
of Cedar Neck were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Jester, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Jester spent
Sunday with Mrs. TESTERS parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford COverdale of
Frederica.
Mrs. Joseph Boston of Whining
ton and Mrs. Harvey Short of Bow
ers were Saturday afternoon
guests of Mrs. Amanda Stevenson
and Mrs. H. A. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cannon and
family were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Meredith.
Guests of Major and Mrs. James
Cannon of Milford on Saturday
were their son and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Cannon. Jr.. and sons
Jimmie and Harvey and daughter
Patsy.
Think of stepping on shore and
Milford chronicle., 1944-04-14
DAGSBORO

l We are glad to report Gerald
Timmons is much improved at the
Lewes Hospital.
George Murray of the DUPONT
/ Highway, was taken very i'll Mon
day afternoon and was rushed to
the Milford Memorial Hospital by
ambulance.
Mrs. Grace Mitchell who is at
the Peninsula Hospital in Sails
bury, remains unchanged.
Miss Evelyne Johnson who also
is in the Peninsula General Hos
pital, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson MeCabe,
Jr., who is in training at Balm
bridge, Nd, was at home here over
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woody Sturgis and
mother, Mrs. Laura Sturgis, were
dinner guests of Mrs. Sturgis' par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott at Iron
shire, Md, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Steel, sta
toned at Washington, ID. c., spent
the Easter holidays with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Daisey of
Philadelphia, spent a part of the
past week with their father, Ar
thur Adkins.
The DagsbOro Fire Company is
holding a carnival for the benefit
of the company ON the DUPONT
Highway. 1t will end this Satur-
day night.
Mrs. Matte Steen and children
and Mrs Minnie HOletOn visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. J.
Adkins of near Williamsville re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Truitt spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Rayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Campbell and
daughter, Dunreath, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Casper KOllOck spent the
Easter holidays with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cutchings at Frank
lin, Va.
Mrs. Glenn Mumford and daugh-
ter, Rose Mary, were callers of
Mrs. L. II. Hickman last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luster Lynch of
Roxana spent Saturday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Vangie Lynch
and family.
Mrs. Walsie Parsons of Mills
bOrO and Arthur T. Adkins of
DagsborO were united in holy mat
rimOny on Wednesday evening,
April 5, at the home of the bride
groom. Reverend +. L. Bennett of
DagsbOrO Methodist Church, Off
ciated. The couple was attended
by Mr.. Adkins daughter and SON
in-law. Hazel and Dewitt Daisey
of Philadelphia. They will reside
at the home of the bridegroom in
DagsbOrO.
Alfred c. Bunting and Alberta
Marie Phillips, both of Selbyville,
were quietly married Saturday by
the Rev. VIM. T. Archer at his
home on the dupont Highway,
here.
Milford chronicle., 1944-04-14
OCEAN VIEW

James Asher Richards departe,
this life on Thursday, April 6, a
his home here. The deceased hat
attained the age of S5 years OF
last December 5. He died of 4;
heart attack, but had been activ,
previous to his passing from thii
life. Surviving him are seven chill
dren, namely, Harry Richards anC
Capt. Russell Richards of Phila
delphia, Mrs. Madge Wright Of
Wilmington, Mrs. Irma Wilfong o.
Chesapeake City, Miss May Rick.
ards of Philadelphia; Joseph Rick
ards of MOrgantOwn, w. Va, and
Mrs. Dorothy Cooper of Philadel-
phia. Also IA grandchildren and
two great-children. Funeral SER
vices were held on Monday after
noon at Bethel Methodist Church
at 2 o'clock. The deceased had been
chairman of the board of stewards
until his retirement and still serv-
ed as steward and class leader for
over so years. The community
mourns the loss of this dear Chris
tian man, and our sympathy is ex-
pressed TO the children and rela-
tives of ]. A. Richards. And it can
be truly said of him as is recorded
i'm Revelations 14th chapter, 18th
verse, Blessed are the dead which
die in the Lord, from henceforth: !:
Yea, saith the Spirit, that they
may rest from their labOurs, and
their works do follow them.
There were IA young people re-
ceived into membership at Bethel
Methodist Church on Sunday NOR
ming by Rev. C.. Il. Davis. Also Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Watson and
daughter transferred their mem-
bership here. There were 125 in at
tendance at Bethel Sunday school.
The Offering was good.
The Easter Offering at the Chris
tian Church amounted to $230.15.
The Youth Fellowship group had
charge of the evening Easter SER
vice.
Lille Carole Knox is ill at this
writing.
Milford chronicle., 1944-04-14

Mrs. Vera Belts is at the Beebe
Hospital in Lewes receiving treat
ment.
Mrs. Grace Briggs and daughter
Rebecca of Wilmington is spend
ing the week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. T. Belts and sisters,
Eleanor and Jeanette.
The Richards family who at
tended the funeral services of their
father and grandfather here on
Monday were: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Richards, Capt. and Mrs. Russell
Richards and two children, Mary
Frances and Stanley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Wilfong and daughter Shir-
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Richards
and two sons, Joe and Jimmie,
Miss May Richards and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Cooper and two chill
dren, Rodger and Robert, also
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Richards, besides a sister-in-law,
Mrs. Sallie West of Fayetteville,
and Mrs. Name e. Evans of this
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Lynch of
Lewes and Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe Da-
wilson were dinner guests on Sun
day of Mrs. Elsie Hickman.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas ii. Hud-
son motored to Nelson's Church,
near Salisbury, on Sunday, where
Mr.. Hudson delivered the sermon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Carpenter
and daughter of Bridgeville visit
ed their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ev-
erett Cannon and sisters, Norma
and Alma on Sunday.
At the Ladies' Aid Society the
hostesses were Mrs. Elsie Evans
and Mrs. Marian Cannon. They
served delicious dOughnuts and hot
coffee. The society contributed $40
towards China relief and $15 to the
Red Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Layton and
son Mearle were callers Saturday
evening at the home of Russell
Mcgee and Mrs. Mamie Long.
Milford chronicle., 1944-04-14
MILFORD NECK

only be thou strong and very
courageous. us."-Joshua 1T.
Methodist Church
Rev. ID. Z. Wood, Pastor
Sunday, April 16
p. m.-Sunday school.
p. m.-Sermon by the pastor.
Your life is hid with Christ in
GOd."-Col. 3:S.
Easter services in our church
were well attended. Beautiful al
tar flowers were presented by Mrs.
Emma Whaley of Milford. Mrs. w.
+. Mills and Mrs. E. F. Short.
The Easter pageant presented on
Monday evening was very lovely.
Our pastor and his wife put forth
great deal of effort to put on
these pageants and are deeply ap-
preciated by the congregation.
The Ladies' Aid will meet in the
church this Friday evening, April
IA, at 1880 o'clock. Mrs. Hulda
Willis is entertaining chairman.
There will be ice cream for sale.
so come and enjoy the evening.
Keep alive the spirit of Easter
faith every day. and thus will the
victory of Christ be yours"
Mrs. James Webb of Milford was
Sunday evening supper guest of
her parents-inlaw, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Webb. Jr.
Mrs. Walter Dill of Milford and
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Dill and Son
ny of Lewes. were Philadelphia
visitors ON Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Longbotham
of Chester. Pa. were luncheon
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mack
lin on Monday.
Mrs. Thomas r. Ingram, Sr.. Mr..
and Mrs. William S. Ingram and
Mrs. Hannah Morris, all of Lewes
were Monday afternoon callers of
Milford chronicle., 1944-04-14

finding Heaveni OF taking hold of
a hand, and finding its Gods hand.
OF waking up and finding it Homei"
Attend services at your church
this Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1944-04-14
NO RATIONING

Nor increase in price (25cl as long
as present stocks last. but stocks
are limited and dealers supplies
low. The Cough and Cold season is
mere: get a bottle of Kemp's
Balsam and box of Lanes Tablets
from your druggist.-Adv.
Milford chronicle., 1944-04-14
PAGE NINE

The Delaware. Red Cross ranks
fourth in the United States in the
training of first aid personnel and
first in such training in the North
Atlantic area.
Milford chronicle., 1944-04-14

Repair that loose or rotten hoard
on your back pOrch-Or you'll he
flOOred
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would make us feel swell way down deep inside il
you find our contribution interesting. 1t would GER.
tainly spell joy to this lad, about.town were you to
just drop a line and say. Thanks. pal" That's the
one way to show US that we brought you a ray of
sunshine-for that, and only that was the reason
why We thought this up You see. up in Boston,
Erskine Hawkins and his Orchestra with Billy
Mitchell and Efie Smith as featured yocalists. are
keeping things hot In the Bay State-particularly
at the popularity frequented Tic Toe Club.
Here in New York, last Tuesday night, Alberta
Aunter, who has been deseryedly acclaimed The sing.
ing star Of two continents (she's sung sophisticated
ballads In Athens, Bombay, Stockholm, Rome and ey
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OF others at the White Rose. It's that intimate bar at
52nd Street and Sixth Ayenue-around the corner
rom SWING Alley -. Bowman's new spo, up on
Amsterdam Avenue is a rather intimate place. That
neighbo.hood has gone sepia, but definitely! -,
John kirby's Band doing swell at the Aquarium Res.
taurant Tiny Bradshaw, Buddy Johnson, Earl
Hines, Cab Galloway and their respective bands are all
playing to capacity crowds while on tour The
5-star Unit, consisting Of Lii Green, the Deep River
Boys and Luis Russelrs Orchestra, are clicking ON n
tour OF one-night stands. Nora Blunt 10 the bronze
singing sensation with the hand
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2 u TtttVT TTUm HulhJane RunneIt, sec'y to Sfenhen
Eariy ines secy to the Presidency informs us that
its no dice as far as our being ecommended to
uoing something to help out the forthcoming Fifth
War Loan Drive by endorsing the same. So wava
decided to let the matter rest. Can't Just be bothered
with cooperating when so much red tape abounds
these programs. on, well At the Paradise Tavern
our friend Nick Dix still holds forth as the towns
~congenial host Wynonie Harris, the new singing
star with Lucky Millinder. due for big build-up
Hazel Scott back into Cafe Society Uptown-looking
az PINK n everything Dorothy Thompson On. Y.
POST recently gave Westhrook (Fair Enoughl Pepyer
a verbal iashing that he'll never live down. Were
10y. that WAS GOOD!
, your N. Y. correspondent, who says thai, i, won, b.
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1NOCF fUnfPT W uTrHT HUdTul III Um again OT
again, in and out again June Redd, who was first
STATED TO sing for Earl Hines Orchestra and then Eddie Durham's
AH1lri Band at the last moment decided not to tour with the girl
ok after shed spent the week going over arrangements with Dnrban
~ performing IN one of the shows at Harlems Apollo. A cute trick.
II Is ot l'-which may be the reason for her being quite contrary.
Hoped owe to Big Georges the other eve The kids have such
clean u dining, winning N dancing. .. Saw Al Moore Moore and
Larry; Eddie Manchester, Hot Lips Page, Coleman Hawkins. Anne
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Inc famed Peters Sisters - a ton of harmony and
rhythm - are a sure.fre laugh hi up in the New
England States where they have been appearing -.
Pat Flowers, who recently opened at the Ruban BIcu.
is the nearest swing pianist who comes close to taking
oil the late Thomas Fats Waller Although
nothing has been said of his grand performance,
Harold Nicholas Cor the celebrated Nicholas Brothers.
is one of the sparkling sho~stoppers in the Zanzibar
Club revuesical that features Ethel Waters and Mau.
rice Rocco and a hos, of others including the Three
Peppers.