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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Pfd. Dividend Voted
By Pere Marquette

The Pcrc Marquette board n
directors have authorized a divi-
dend of 81 - a share on the prior
preference stock. payable Feb. l,
1916, 10 holrtsrS OF record Jan Z,
1916 This is An furtherance of A
previously announced policy 10
arrest accumulation on this stock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
MRS. KREINDEL SALASNFK

T, OF ZU5I Gladstone, al 10 10
morrow from her home. Burial.
Beth-Abraham SURVIVORS: chill
dren, Charles, Mrs. Sam FlnSilvcr.
Mrs Esther Colburn, Max c..
Lillian, Doris, Mrs. Sam Rohcr
Harold and Arthur, two sisters
two brothers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Allied Prod. Declares
Soc Special Dividend

Allied Products Corp has dc.
Clarcd special dividend of so
cents and the regular quarterly
dividend of so cents on the com
mon both payable Jan . TO
holders Of record Dec Is. This
makes the 1915 total s. 80, against
So in 1914 when a special DIVIDEND
was paid Dec ~. \.. X
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
REGISTERS Stock

NEW YORK, Dec S EleCtrorlC
Corp. OF America has filed with
the SEC a registration statement
covering 10000 shares Of So per
cent cumulative convertible pre-
ferred stock and 10000 shares Of
common stock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Nickel Plate Declares
$ Dividend on Pfd.

CLEVELAND Dec 6-The New
York. Chicago and ST Louis Rail
road Co (Nickel Plate Road has
declared a dividend OF So a share
on the preferred stock to be
applied against past accumula-
tions. The dividend is payable
Jan. .. 1916, to holders of record
Dec. II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Canadian Export
Oats Tax Boosted

NEW YORK, Dec. 6-Canadian
wheat board has announced that
the export oats tax on shipments
eastward or westward out of Ft
William will be "a cents buShel
today, up l cent from Wednes-
days rate,
The board also announced that
the export rate on mixed feed oats
will also be raised / cent TO 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07


AT Slw yoRK=o,n. 6re.l-. ~.th , 7an
Dist Engineer Light Pontoon Co sam 5bth.
4sth eo,h. Portable surgical Hospitals
Battery -SSZth- Ordnance, Ham Co. totfl
Fighter Squadron, Tth Air Base Command
Detachment 20s patients. some Red Cross
Noah Webster. with $50 troops including
HEADQUARTERS snd Headquarters Detachment
525th Port Battalion 2l2 and 4loth Port
cluding i29th AAA Gun Battalion Head
quarters and Headquarters Co. and headquar-
ters and headquarters Battery, 10th Corps
ron. 44lst Bomb squadron, i2sth and
l29th Railway Workshops. SOON signal
SeTfs sc,s Battalion d6s,h ssih General hospis
ls5th Ordnance Depot Co, l93d quarter
master Gas supply Co.
Torrens, ~ith i.67e troops including Head
quarters squadron 33d Fightsr Group 59th
6oth sausdrons Edward Logan. With %
AT BOsION-Cranston Victory 100
troops including Headquarters and Head.
quarters detschments Of the 27lst and
3o4th ouartermsster Bst,snons With Medics.
~ Sd Bomb Squadron. SION TANK Destroyer
Battalion Win NEEDLES 7lsth Railway oper-
nance Ammunition Company lO19th Engineer
IreAdwsy Bridge Company. and miscellaneous
Ar SAN FRASCISCo-s,a Barb, 27ss
army. one patient Petrol Bay, l.2lO navy.
2S patients. Arrentinian Refer, 81 army
LSI zAi, lo4 navy. Including Ship'k com
pany, and ] army Ransom NJ. Moore. nine
army samuel Moody. 81 navy. Tironderora.
Ola navy % patients. one marine 29h
army. 30 civilians Pc 600. 10 navy, LST
sos, l23 navy. Beloi victory. six navy. II
army.
SEATTLE - Cumberland sound, with 500
army.
PORTLAND, ore. sea FLASHER. 7i27 army
Henry ID. Ltnsley-22 Air Corps and mis-
CellaneOus personnel
All NEWPORT SIMs-Jobn IaxSon-Sss
troops, including the l76th and l7Sth port
companies and the so92d OuAtermaster
Service Company JAme, Rum~y-17 mis-.
cellaneouS troops. USS Monterey--2 o2l IN
deslgnated troops tSs stockton - NAVY
personnel mo other information
AT SAN DltGO-DestIoyerS Besle ANTHONY
Wsdssorth, DAILY Ammen and Van Balksn-
burrh with 397 undeSRnated military per
sonnel' Destroyer tSoort Nesson--2O marines
carrier Escort Breton-l 20l troops. No
units, Ism AJe-43 navy personnel
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Brain Game Answers
QOe,tion, on Fdiiofial raF,I

Questions on Editorial Pare
1-PapyTuS.
. In 1876 the American Inter
collegiate Football ASSocla-
tI0n was organized n
Yale. Harvard Princeton,
Columbia and Rutgers par
tclpaunC
; -tal False An obiuSe per-
son is one who IS dun th'
True
{ Dorothy LaTOur
> 'al Chicago co. Chicago
Is The pCrSclds
-tg1 Us correct.
ST aISO comes rom tNe
Greek and means ape
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

nance plan. in which the De-
DIT Bank is one of the J.
gnatory banks.
Woods will also replace Hall
chairman Of the Michigan
CUP OF the national sales
aance plan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Obituaries
tI.RFRT 4

ALBERT 4. KERN. 50, of l545l
Parkgrove at , p. m. tomorrow
at St Timothys Lutheran Church
The body will be at the A. II.
Peters Funeral Home. l2057 Gra-
tlot- until 10 a. m Survivors. wtfr,
Emma; children, Shirley. Ray. Al
berta and Carol Mae; grandchld,
Ellen 10y, and brothers and sis
ters, Mrs GuStave Cast Edward
and Harry. Burial: GethScmane
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
RAE Rescues Dutch

BATAVIA Dec 6 CuPl Brit.
iSh troops rescued several thou
sand trapped Dutch civilians from
Bandoeng today after calling up
Raj warplanoS 10 blast their In
doncSlan bpSCIgCTN
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
RAYMOND =. DONALDSON,

s.. of - Moss, highland Park.
son Of the found er of the
old Detroit Shiphuilding Co At
30 p. m tomorrow at William
r. Hamilton Funeral Home. 1878
CaSS. Burial: ElmwOod Sur
NlvOrS: children Mrs Charles
Kuhlman Cpl. Raymond r. Jr
sisters ANNE and Maude. and
brothers, Charles, George and
Robert.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

succeed VII
lam Il. Hall
sS head OF
{ n . ii m Q
red II de-
.,artment OF
he Detroit
}ank II IL
Gently re-
gne d TO
ccept the
oSit on Of
ordinator
n the Ma
nnal sales
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

AlC0NA REC. gs 'sii srttys SlsH's'H AVE ,,,,
SffsR g. All pty SAT ssp sun sSs
ARGYLE REC. es%su ,Gis. sDsTslA~s sfy1s so a. ,ss,
ENJOY OPEN BOWLING HtRE SATURDAY
AND SUNDAY 10 A ~ uhTll CLOSING
BEACON REC. " =. y1fs9s .lts2s 4" wa'tes1s y, l.sso
PHONE FOR YOUR RESERVATIONS
rhnIijLr l}2 EAST CONGRESS
GAUlIlHI e aIl.y q I,o., CT 3ls1
3 Alt DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
cIeInn 276 WOODWARD. at 1tmPtI
tsttR LADIES 1910 CLASSIC NOW
flRsT Paizt. $3.50 and SECOND PRIZE. $500
CHeNe.TROMBLY $3.50 2, fs.ss s..,,,. t.,.. p .1''
stss NOW 70 tsrts otfaoTt etiIsopi TIats
swtfPs ESTIMATED $4,000 IN PRIzTs
CllJB RE- 1925 WOODWARD %wooowAso. re 2'ssso
SSUV Ss.U sorSs 1U roOAy ',t,n'Ti' Gs NJ s'1i 1, IT,
AT DAY ON SATURDAYS Aso SUNDAYS.
CONNER REC. s,sG sSss1s 1Gssta AVE .s s;,I s;;I
rss1soUc11'SoSSY 1SSY IN tS1aS 9stasi,ssstsr
CREST LANES ,vLttsIos stt9ys " GO 10 s'yas ssIs
NOME or the MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC
visir Our Stage BAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE
.GARtlel0-..,,l2z. -.,2...sl- ~ ests. 20 etls4s ,,ls,,s
BOWL Dist! DANCE HERE DAILY
oOen Alleys TODAY Untu p ". ard After "
G. Rl. REC 1855 % .,Ssss fssso a'V's 20 az! ss!o
OPEN BOWLING WtgKoaYs TO p ~
All DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
GREAT LAKES @o6os.so v 5SsJ sAlr'"Sss; q. s,s, q
op.n Bo-lino--sO ALLEYS IN A R0w-UntI 6
p. ~ ard After ~. Cocktail Bar Adjoinine
uIpprp orr 7ils HARPtR AVE Near
nPnr On nlU, sheridan ~ 9O9i
open BouIina TO-DAY Until So ~. After ~
20 Aiisys Visit Our BeaUtitui Cocktail Lounge.
Iuprptu prr GENERAL MOTORS BLDG
lMr lnlPl ntu' ~ Alleys Ma si96
OPtH BOWLING HtRt TODAY UNTIL p.
~ All DAY SAT-. a SUN. excellent FOOD
/ Nc cBpIN isoso WOODWARD AVE
Open Bo~iinp TODAY Until p. NJ. After ~.
BUY YOUR NEW BOWLING GAG HERE
LOVES REC. iSS sfTti.sS sHTI.sS 1sstGs 1ssssttGsss
Completely ModeniIed Cocktail Lounge
1925 tsN Iefisnon, 81 faHls~n MU s5l2
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Plans New Issue

WASHINGTON. Dec. s Poto-
mac Edison co. has filed with The
TCC for authority 10 issue 637Si
shares Of IT, per cent cumulative
preferred stock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
KeISey-Hdyes 10 Pay
On A and B Shares

kclsey-Ilaycs Wheel Co ha, de-
C'arcd The usual quarterly diN-
dcndS of 81. cents each ON the
Class A and r shares. both pay
able Jan 10 stockholders of
record Dec II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
CRUCIAL ISSUE

The steel workers voted -2-l0-l
Ia Strike tor higher wage To be-
paid put Oi profits The General
Motors laborCrS are on strike tor
the same end I'm tho latter case,
The disputes over tho forcmen
and the pICkCunC OF the office
workers show how the control
over management is involved
But the crucial issue comes out
most clearly IN the failure OF the
Presidents a b O arrangement
conference The one big reason
why the employers and employees
could not get together IS that the
! IcmployeS want 10 take manage
Imcnt so largely out of the hands
1 of the owners that the laborcrS
would practically be working for
( themselves.
Thus the employers demanded
that management he defined and
certain rights he definitely y-reees-
nlled, hut the union leaders re-
. fused. And similarly they refused
1 to accept responsibility for their
acts as unions Of labOrerS. ON the
other hand, the employees de-
manded large wage increases 70
be paid out of profits that is,
without any advance in prices
. (They know that higher prices
would antagonlze the publlc)
oPA CONCESSIONS
These are the fund a m en- n !
issues and, Judged by them the
conference failed
OPA is covering up and try
( InC 10 make some concessions 10
stay m power Last week. II an
InounCcd higher ceilings on manu-
facturcrS prices for certain low
IpTICed women cotton articles II
also permitted an II per cent
increase IN steel castings Ceilings
fer anthracite arc being raised t9
cents Higher furniture prices are
60 come pretty good for a week :
l'ne-holdingN Yet, by refusing 10
allow price freedom IN the steel
industry. OPA would JcopardIze
/ the whole economy.
/ Mr. NlnSon meanwhile shows
how the administration proposes
to finance the vast bureaucracy
that is required If all these wage
and price controls are TO be re-
tanned He proposes 10 flX interest
rates so low that the government
can borrow all the money II needs
As a result, the stock market
scared, and even bonds rose This
is the same way EnGands easy
money policy affeCte d capital
values.
Speaking Of initiation retail
trade IN most areas doomed 20
high record for the season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Connolly Answers
Questions on Editorial Pa

: Oal
= Dcj
3 ,c)
I GA l6Sg-9il
: lbl
Ia concealed danger ~
trouble. Cc) tool OF another.
cd disabled person, (e)
Chattcrcr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
Woods Promoted

Marshall 6. Woods. assistant
cashier. has been appointed 10
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07

Mt. ELLIOTT REC, ''''' ~ ~ ,.,t,i s9''0Tr
Wait Our cocstar touOo' Y Bsau,fu L'',,.
NEW FAIRVIEW :. ,'a a,,tass tasG '".5HsSs; ~ s9s;
oPts AlttNS WtO THURS AFTER %. ".
MIXED ooUstts SUNDAYS AT p ".
OLYMPIC REC sA.'9s.h "a. p:.i., GO AVIS .t..
HOME OF GRtArER DurPoir ALI.sTER "
All'ys. opsn Bo~nns AL DAY SAT Sun.
PALACE REC 81 9i1' .ii,,. SRST,sI ,,os pl,;' o..
op,0 Bo.l,no IooSY U"ni so Pm AreS ~.
Fts, panihe Rsstsurs0t Coestsh Louno.
PALMER PARK woopx.s5 ss5st HS4o 20 9;ls:.' ,oss
p ~. Ars %. rrss psrs'o coes,sn lounos.
PALACe.Dly ,.sss,Ss55s1 ,I's S55s1 tssoe s:., s:,,
s!4 ss4p6tros ssAS spaf 10 eSf otc tfFr99' ST nv
plAIUlUM 20 sTRtkatists ArItys
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW 'o'" e'Ar'%SI .... Ays. /" ~'y"
$50 Double, 81 ard sur 80 ?. ~ sn.s
sat 10 p. " opsa Alley, sat sud sun
PEn Mil WOODWARD AT rgI sIvo.
op,r Alley, TODAY. go ~ unnl ~.
After ~ 10 A ~ All oay Sat and sun
RIVERSIDE 20 55urHf EAa1 4t.ELaSos ~ aSd ~ y.
opsn Bo-lins TODAY unti so pM sod After
10 20. AL DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
RIVIERA REC. No so ,,st ssA"o s,Ste eoo,, Ayt
oPts BOWLING NOON UHTiL 40 ".
AFTER a. AT DAY SAT. SUN rtLl So
STATE FAIR Ssdo s'' %ooSwsso tI GsS''' 70 3 gs, tI
STE ThlS GRthT SHOW PLACE or WORLD
OPEN BOWLING DAILY AT All TINES.
TOWER REC, scsooIrsst1o ,ifiI wyo"'"ei GO us,
NOME OF THF WtST SIDE CIhSStCf
Open Bo~linq TODAY Uotl b.lo 3 ~. After ~.
TWENTY GRAND -53Ts t,Ltys q " y TAssts ,.sta,
p N All DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
WEST CHICAGO siytSs .si,, n eT'eAGo 20 s;S vs.;
Watch Tor Brothers Journey!
WURM'S SINCE 1883 'iS@ 1S Sss5 Sssr'or
OPEN BOWLING HGRE TODAY UNrIL Pn
Cocktail Iour0e Oroao Music trosll,nt food.
, NON.B. P. a. MEMBERS
REC. ga & .,tsSs M2s'G'S I. Ays VI.
Open Bowling at All Times
WASHINGTON BOWL ~ sGos,cAS;f;Is s'es Sts. +"
Open Until 3 A. M. Daily!
CONSULT THIS
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
75( Dividend Voted
By Allen Industries

Allen Industries, Inc. has de-
clared a dividend of Is cents on
the common stock, payable Dec.
"a 10 holders of record Dec. II.
The previous payment was the
same amount Dec. 4. 1914, the
only payment that year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-07
How Troops
Come Home

Troopships arriving in u. S.
home ports today included the
following.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23

We'll on Acg birthday by her cA.-
dren Those Who We're present ln-
cludrd. Vernon I.yuch uud WIle.
Elsie. and 'hclg chiidrru Dona.d
and Ruth Carrie Dm>tl lnd son.
Clifton. John Powell and Vie.
Florence ana SON. Bohby t.uu'l
Powell and wife. Mu,tie. ami sons.
Charles and Donald; Edwin Powell
and wife, Elsie and SONS Ail~h
Billy, Ralph ami Albv.1. Joshua
Turner and wife ii,trir. and SOIL
Kenneth. and daughter. Nancy
Russell Frey ana Witr Helen. u}d
sons. Jerry Tommy and Richard.
Charles Dui>cy ami VIII Curd,I59
and daughter. Pauline It vas alsn
Mrs. PowelI'~ nephew. birthday
Herbert Dai>cy II" attended rh'
party with his vie EAa. and thei'
three sons Lloyd. IiAyNuad an'
Ray. Also Mi owen D~sichsol
Was present. Mrs. poV,IIs nin'
children gave her i watch. un,
served ice cream and cake.
Miss Fannie shorter teacher q
John NJ. Clayton School. called on
Mrs. fbr Davidson on Sunday at
tclnOOl
Miss Mary c. Exams sr,nt Dh.
week k-"nd With relatives III VII
min2tou
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
OVERLOOK

Alt ana Mis- l.inWood Of Balti-
lau.v.M.a 81 and Mis- NM2cl Van
~tty,t spent thr week end With Nh.
No} Simpler and dau4htcr Marie.
E}rl,ud Richard Green OF DO
>,l Na9 ~Hppvl guests ot his broth
~, NI ANA Mrs William A. Green
Wednesdays
N.- Na--ie White spent the
past Week With her sister, Mrs.
tr,dona Iollaud in l.cWes.
Na~. Clara sharp had as her
-ar~t on SUNDAY, \lr and Mrs.
Ge"l-e NcAnuN Of Scaford.
Mr. ANA NlS Gcor2e Workman
81 oI G.or-r)oWM and Va. and Mrs
NilSou Wuranau "f Milford and
tlaor chjdI,u called on Mr. and
MIS- Nuliam s. Green on Sunday
h" loulth and lu~t quarterly
lu,yriH- ot Nassau charge viii =,
bald 1T Nassau PARSONAGE Saturda!
IrmAiu- \ Good attendance is dc,
-urd
Nariy lliH yclohratcd his 4tI
hiIluduN on Tuesday, March Eth
IT, Wa@ honor 2ue~t III part!
-N,u hy his parents Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Hi
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
FREDERICK

The funeral services cf John W.
Wilcutts. OF Bowers, were held on
Friday afternoon at the home Of
his brother-in-laW. State Bank
commissioner John G. Darby. Rev
Robert +. Green of Smyrna. Off
clated. lie was assisted bv Rpy r
l. IaWes. of Wilmington. Rev. Wal
ter l.. BcckWith. OF MillsbOro. and
Rev. Nicklas. Of Magnolia. The
floral emblcms We're numerous anG
lovely and attcstcd the reSpec1 in
winch the deceased was held. He
Was 90 years Of age and is survived
by his wife. 4 sister. Mrs. Fred
Bdliy, OF Harrington. TWO br0thcfs.
OrnSl"y Wlcutts, of Fredcrica. and
Harry Wilcutts. of Mu2uOna. IN
terment Was made al Bar}utts
Chapel Cemetery.
Mrs. +. 4. Morris and Mrs Sharp
Wilson spent Tuesday in Whining
ton, shopping.
Mrs. Sarah Johnson. Of Stafford.
spent Wednesday with hcl. moth
cr. Mrs. Saliir Williams.
MIR. and Mrs Henry Ninyard of
Wilmington. spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. ". Vim
yard
Mr. and Mrs J IT. VI. Dlrbic en-
trrtainrd friends last "Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. ana Mrs Mark Wild. OF Cam
den, y. j.. attended the funeral ui
John Wilcults
Dover, was the guest of her par
cnts, Mn and Mrs. If NJ. Boone
on sunday
The card party SPONSORED by
the Red Cross ON Wednesday ni@hr
III the Community building wa.
we'll attended. The prizes W"r,
many and beautiful. Rrfr, shmcnt,
We're served by the committee.
Mr.. and MIS-. Edward McdoI. o
New Castle. spent Saturday Will
Mrs. Ida Moody
Mrs. John Jewell, the third grad,
teacher. has been i'll tor scvcrt
weeks.
Mr. ana Mrs Harry Fisher. ac
COmldnlrd by Captain and Mrs Nj
:hold. m.furrd to Wilmington las
Thursday and Visited Miss Edit
Fisher. r. ~. at the Drlawur
Hospital.
Nss Helena Case has rccovcre
from an attack of Ia grippe and
able To he out again
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Drnncy. {
Marcus Hook, Pa, were guests ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Sapp, over til
week END
Mr.. and Mrs John Anderson an
son, Bobby, OF Wilmnston. wen
here over the Wrck-tnd
Services from Sunday. March ,
through Friday night. March 30. b,
Ginning at 80 each night at IL
church. Communion OH Good Fr
day night.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
OCEAN VIEW

The revival mrrilN2S are in pro-
.rcsS al Bethel Methodist church.
Eyuuetlistlc services N.Il he held
each evening. p,-ihulu4 at 7:3u
O'Clock. Rev. G. T.. Davis is minis
Ter in charge VISITING ministers
will assist. namely Rev. &. ".
Blantord. of Berlin. viii plcach one
evening" Rev f. !. Bennett. OF
Da2shuro. viii dcliye the m"SSag,
another evening and K,v. Lang
rail-. OF RoXaua. viii preach the
sermon one evening. The men $
choir sang heartily Sunday eye
ming. The Or4auiIcd Sunday
Schol classes Viii each HAY" charge
OF II service. also the w. : G. :
viii conduct In" service one eye
nin2. Everybody Welcome to at
tend.
Nr. and Mrs Rodney Camph,l II
and daugttr. Bonnie Lou. and baby
SON. OF Fraukford. visited thri}
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Dol
by ON Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Dolby
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Thompson. the lutrrr's sister kulh
ryn. 1T Salisbury Md ON Sunday
Mr.. ana Mrs. Stratton Burha@,
received word that their SON VII
lard Ruba4r ol thr Navy. is il
with scarlet fever at HIimbrid2,
Md. We hope for 4 speedy rrcov
cry
Mrs. Vera BoltS and dauahtcl
jeanette. spent Monday III Wlluiu"
tom ON Il business nip.
Mrs. Ethel IIockrr is NiSitin.
relatives IN Philadelphia.
ON March 10Th thorr was a aur
prise party given Mrs. Jennie ru
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
BETHEL

MIR. and Mrs Karl Thompson and
Nh. and Mrs. Levi Warrington Were
dinner guests on Sunday ot Nh and
Mrs. William Massey.
Nh and Mrs Harley Hastings
spent Monday in Dover.
Mrs. Earle Allen attended the
prisoner OF war meeting ON Fri
day night. held at the Red Cross
headquarters in Wilmington.
The COunt-On-Me club met at
the home OF Mrs. Lena Morris ON
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Pricstiey WhcatleY returned
home after being a patient iii the
George Washington Hospital in
Washington. d. G.
Mrs Ella Williams and Mrs. Rru-
ben Quillen We're dinner guests ON
Sunday OF Mr. and Mrs William
H. Williams
Mrs. Harry Wright left Wpdnes-
day for New York TO visit her
brother. Capt. William Riegin. who
is Il patient in the Marine Hospital
There.
Sgt Rudolph Il. HASTINGS son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Hastings. OF
this town, has been awarded the
Combat lnfantrymdn' Badge 10
outstanding achievement on Jdnu-
AIRY ~. SGT. Hastings arrived oyer
seas last September and has bcel
serving with General PatchS III
Army on the western front. lil
wife. Mrs Marion Prettyman Hast
ngs. lives in StOcklty. Del
The Bethel Unit OF the Amrri
can Red Cross has completed The
following work in the past tW,
weeks: 81 hospital utility bags
; slips. , sweaters, pair OF socks
The Church School sessions be
ginning at 1890 Il. m. in charge q
the superintendent. Mr., W. ). Jrs
ter
Viola
The Church School session he
ginning at II a. m. i'll charge @
the superintendent, Mr.. loWcI
Roland. The pastor will cunduC
q Palm Sunday service in the eye
ming beginning at 30 p. IN.
The pastor of this charge is hap
py To announce that the Crusad'
: for Christ quotas in all of tn
. churches have been met and cN
Ceeded
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23

Mrs. Hejtie Jester of Geor4cto%u
and Mr. and Mrs Howard Eiitchrn.
OF Milford spent Saturday W.rA
their parents Mr and Mrs. FraH-
ces Kitchens
Mrs Elizabeth CLmp.l Mrs.
taddie HASTINGS. Mrs. SJolferd. al
50 dau2hter Norma Lee and
another daughter from l.t~es ali
spent Thursday in Wiluiu4Jon
~huppiuS.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-23
PRIME HOOK NECK

Cpl and Mrs Marshall JcfGer-
son and daughter. JOanc. of Car
lisle, Pa. spent Friday night with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
G. Jefferson. CPL Jefferson has
been decorated with Il medal for
mcritOrious service and bravery in
the infantry.
Lester Jefferson and mother
Mrs. Alttta Jefferson, OF Milford
visited the Jefferson family on
Sunday. also Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Jefferson and children. Lester has
HOW completed his 2ud engineering
course in the Merchant Marines
Mrs. Henry Atkins was the guest
Of Mrs. Dorothy Ralph, Of Laurel.
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Davis c. Jefferson
and grandson. Richard Plras;in-
ton, We're guests OF Mrs. JrlIcrson's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs James Jones
uf Lincoln City. recently.
Mrs. Thomas r. Wilson returned
home from WASHINGTON. -. c.. Fri
day after spending some time with
her son-ill-laW and daughter. Lieut..
Comdr. ana Mrs Max FIr1lngton
and SONS.
Mrs Wilson entertained Miss
Burdrlla Davis. OF Milford. over
the Weekend.
Mr. and Mrs Houston Wilson
and dau"hter. Catherine. spent the
Weekend with DR. and Mrs Ernest
Smith. of Kcntom.
Mrs. Edward GoOncr is slowly
ilnproving we are clad to report
CPL William Roach is enjoying
his absence from Army activities
in the State of WASHINGTON for 4
few days. while at home with hi>
family here He is on fulon&h.
Mrs Charles Warrington. UI
Whites Cross Roads; Miss Gladys
Bennett and Mf Norman Bennett
visited Mi. and Mrs WiIhcrt JET
tcraon and children. Jane lee an'
Jimmy amd Mrs Ratio I.utlInd on
Sunday.
Miss f. Rae Russell. student o
framing School in Philadelphia
spent the week end with her par
cntS Mr.. and Mrs. platord Russell
also MIR. and Mrs. Pierce Russell
of Rehub0th Beach. were Dime
quests ON Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Stevenson spent
few days last week with her dau%h
ter. Mrs Layton Bennett. and fam
lily. Mrs Bennett being unable L
keep up and going with the re&ula
houscWork routine every day.
Mrs. Albert Iank and son. Chri,
and brother, Bob Stevenson, Visitc
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Stevenson o
Sunday.
Mrs. Dclcma MITCHELL Mrs. Man
"arct Bennett and Mrs. Percy Ste
vcnson visited Mrs. Susie Green o
Friday. who is improving at III
home of her daughter. Mrs. NOl
man Workman. and family.
Rev. Richard Green. of Dove
Was the guest of his mother. Mr.
Susie Green, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Clifton al
family attended the funeral on FIR
day of Mr.. Clilton's brOthcr-in-la'
MIR. Harrison Collins. who passt
away very suddenly at his home {
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Elwood Hudson and Mr.
Elsie Howard. of ROXana, visit'
Mr.. and Mrs Carlton Clifton
Sunday. They all spent the aftc
noon with Mrs. CliftOn's brOtht
Elwod Hudson, who is in the BE
he Hospital. recovering from ;
operation.
The Home Demonstration Gu
meeting was held on Thursday d
tcrnoon. March %, instead
March % tan error in last Weef
letter.. ut the home Of Mrs. Ma
Ulery on Argos Corner.
The Young Ladies' FriendSh
Society of the church will me
with Mrs. Hammond Bennett
Friday evening. March 23rd.
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