Milford chronicle., 1945-04-20

the German PRISON camp. Olla- SO.
26. in the Polish CMridur since
March Of 1914 He expects to be-
hoSpitaiiItd fer aooGt three weeks.
Mn and Mrs Ralph l.. Swain OF
this city. have auEouuccu me Ell
eagement Of their daughters Miss
Arnc Y. Swain to NidShipmau Will
liam A. Faucet. SON rl Nr and
Mrs W Raymond Faucett. also OF
Georgetown. Miss Swain is a
graduate Of the GeoroetoWn Iij2n
School and attended Builis school
in Washington. y. c. He is a mem
Der OF the class Of 1916 AZ the L. :.
Naval Academy. AnuapoIit. Md. and
will receive his commission on
June 8 of this y"ar
\ home DEMONSTRATION club was
ORGANIZED at riney tnol-. near
here. with thr following officers
elected: President Mrs. Wilson
Baker: vice president Mrs. ASH
land Collins. secretary. Mrs. Polk
Spiccr. urasH,I. Mrs. Mud,Hu"
Workman. Ia addition to 'hr o'i-
GERS sixteen women iohlrd as char
ter mclub,ss. THcy Wc:" Nr,. Dol
lie Baker. Mrs. Caritou Br sure.
Mrs. Walter Hr't~. Mrs. F,rd CON
oWay. Mrs Haze! Ncar~. Mrs.
Brooks Mcats. Mrs n,ury M,ars.
Mrs OtWcN P"I;yjohu. Mrs. Iii
Pepper Mrs. Earl prpp"r Mrs
Chester Pepper Mrs Ulho H"pu"r
Miss Elulda No4,l>. NJ chester
". Spicrr aud Mr. i1r,r Workman
Uudrr thc leadership OF Miss VI
Gertrude Holloway, th" home deem
0nStration a2"lI fer SUSSEX cuuu-
ty. there are now - ul these ciuhS
whose mcnbor> aIC tie wives o,
progressive tanners. THE prUerau~
are designed to lid nad teach new
and better mcth0Gs OF home makiue
in the rural SectUuS.
Funeral services tor Mrs JUli:
Eliza Gray. age ~ years. will h'
held at lIlchman'S tuuclal ilom" il
Millsb0ro ON frIday AFTERNOON
April 20. at , o'cioch. Rev l.. +
Bennett, pastor 81 Da@>horo Meth
0dist Church. Will conduct the s"r
vices. and Alr3. Gray viii b" hurirt
in the cemetery at old Prime
GEORGES Chanel.
MIS-. Gruy survived h". husband
the late tdaur ". Gruy. by onl,
fuur months. Shr leaves three
d:.u"hr,r>. MIes E"hcr.u and Mis-
Elsie Gray and Mrs. iutu Archer
all GI D:..uuru. and uu" SON. Her
man Gray. ul I.autI. Sh" was
liIr-lun. r"siGrnt al !I.o.-horo.
James Owens. mymhrr OF TN
faculty uf Gcor"c'oWH lli"h Srhoo.
addressed the local NiNauis tiu
OH "Wednesday ni2h; ili, subject
'l|runkliu Dciapo Roosevelt"
President Ni!iirm ti,pdlcr~o
presided at the meeting aud \
Braunlpld was pro4rum cnairnur
Reports indicated ll.a, the use
ciulhiu4 driV, is pro&r"Ssin2 ran
Idly with good results.
zine i\iWauinns Nii present
vaudeville show in lhr nigh schoo
auditorium on May !. using Iro
fcSsioudi talent. 1nr chairman {
the conmitt," nu arlun2rmrnts
. Norman PRATT.
The Observation-Disclosures NoDal'
Club had as th,ir -ursl speak,
ON "Wednesday night Rohr'r j."
tcrS0n OF tin" stan of TN" Office {
Rural f,lcctriticHriun in Su,st
county Nh jefferson gave II
history of the Or@anitutiom of T.
= A. und luri~ Alid u"uit.- ~I.@ mctl
, DDS used III HuM,.,@ lln -tHl,
: that pliol ju 1876 oAIy /" r". ceI
;, O1 jh" l>.lu+ .,.., ,t-ll- ".,. ...,.
V her,ns I.rW wor" th>H !" ~
, cent az, tqrirprd. n.a.n.y throue
r. f. A.
Alden Short was program yhai
: man ana introduced inc epeallr
Henry H. Mitchell If Iiiil -bor
president Of lGr .rih. IH'rsid"
: Jack lioU@l. Chairman e.; the RI
tary's Cs"d CiolhIna ijr.v" con
= mittco. reported enthusiastic C.,
= operation.
O viii haN" caIioad O. o"t C"ytif'
i Rut&,r Tomato I'lnr., in HriHe
ii willie. Thur>Gsy. Ap.ii 2@th. FlaI
Cicudauicl. Inc. rAorc Mlf"
@ l23.