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Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
DEL-MAR-YA RACEWAY TO
OPEN ON JULY II
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ample seating capacity for those
desiring grandstand seats and in
addition to the grandstand. there
will be numerous sections of six
tier high circus type bleachcr seats.
Also on the grounds will be a
restaurant located beneath the
grandstand proper. besides the res
taurant there will be various CON
dictionary booths and novelty
stands.
One Of tn" important convcnicnccs
of the Raceway will hr the layout OF
ample parking spaces. thcS" space:
will he in charge of parking attendants
and the order of parking will he suct
that q car may enter or leave the
grounds at amy time.
The RaCcWay is located along the
main state highway leading out Eas
Market street. Georgetown.
Several horses have already beer
stabbed and in training at the tract
for the past month and horse fans nov
gather daily at the park To watch TIN
horses being worked out and 10 loot
over the new horses coming in
Judging from the amount of lntereS
being shown in the RaccWaY. there i
re-; son to hclicVc that the attendance
will he very large.
The night racing program VIII elm
mate the daytime sun glare and h"a
and afford patrons a pleasant evening
Also another good feature Is that dur
ing the summer when everyone ]
busy many persons cannot spare IN
time to attend the daytime races bti
will he glad of the opportunity TO re
lax after a days work and enjoy thcl
favorite pastimc in the evening.
There will hr special musical pro
grams preceding the starting of tn
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
NATIONAL SWIM WEEK
WILL Re OBSERVED
HERE WITH PROGRAM
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Recovering a submerged victim:
taD surface diving underwater
goggles. waterSCOpe, graphing
irons. divers helmet.
Special forms of rescue: TOrpe-
do buoy swim in and tow in, boat
rescue. righting capsized canoe.
Phases of functional swimming
my personnel.
lntermisSiOn: Swim meet, diving.
RecreatiOnal swimming forma
tons that incorporate swimming
skills. OtOnka Girls Swim Club.
In addition to the above pro-
gram the swimming meet original
ly for July | will be held at the
conclusion of Mr. Rand's program.
1t was thought that both programs
would meet with greater interest if
both were held the same day
The Sunday School of Calvary
Methodist Church has organized "A
soft ball team and is ready for all
challengers.
The Rotary Club and Kiwanis
Club are to play this week. a ser
les OF three out OF five games has
been arranged.
Mr.. Rand is going to be at the
playground pool every night for
the next week or so. giving senior
life saving instructions. The course
is free and all who are interested
! even though they are not l6 years
old. are invited to enter.
Mr.. Rand will be at the pool be-
tween the hours of six to nine p
m. daily. This is a wonderful OPP
! pOrtunity for Milford people tC
get instructions from a specialist
| in aquatic safety.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29

There will he harness racing on
July ( At one O'Clock at the Dover
Race Track.
The W. 5. e. :. of the Calvary
Methodist Church Will meet in the
social hall OF the church at eight
o'clock on Tuesday evening. July ;.
All members are urged to attend.
The annual picnic of the Calvary
Methodist Sunday School will be
held AT the Municipal Play grounds
on Wednesday. July II. All mem
hers and friends OF the school are
invited to attend.
The Milford Free Public Library
Will resume It's summer schedule
beginning July | The library will
be open on Wednesdays and Sat
urday mornings from 10 TO - O.
clock and on Monday and Saturday
evenings from : to . o'clock The
library will be closed ON Wcdnes-
day, July 4
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
GOV. BACON ENDS
COUNCIL OF DEFENSE
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y copy OF this proclamation
shall he displayed for public
inspection within the State of
Delaware at every Selcctiyc
Service Local Board and at
every postotlice. court house,
and town hall All newspapers
of general circulation within
the State of Delaware are re-
quested to give due publicity to
this proclamation.
This proclamation shall be
duly filed with the Secretary of
State of the State of Delaware
as a public record. and pub
lished in accordance with law
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29

Miss Mary Lee Jacobs and Miss
Nnrilyn March left ON Thursday
ol This week To spend q month at
Lon&acrc' Camp near Buffalo. y
Y.
Mrs charles ncnncy Miss betsy
penncy Of Clayton and Helen Por-
ter and son Bobby spent the week
end with Mrs. Norman Hall in Re
hohoth
Mir. and Mrs. Edward I.ank and
family and Mr. and Mrs William
Daniels and family spent the past
Weekend AT the Clendanlrl'A
apartment IN R"hoboth.
Mr. and Mrs Harry G Zcisig.
oi south Bowers. have recently re-
turned from Florida. where MIR
I'lSl& successfully passed his *
ANIMATION to practice pharmacy
III that state.
Joseph II McFaul. son of Mr..
and Mrs Wallace McFaul. left last
week for Rodney Scout Camp.
North East. Md, where he will
Il" counsellor for the camp per
lod of nine weeks. Joseph is a
very active member o. Troop 100
of Milford
MISS carolyn HOrdncr. of Upper
Darby. Will spend the Weekend i'm
Milford as the guest of Mrs. c. G.
Fisher and Miss Virginia Fisher
before going To RrhohOth on Tues
lay Tor Two weeks. Miss Nancy
Rordnor Is IN Ocean City. y J.
TINS week and will come to Milford
and K"hoboth in July.
Mir. J. Carroll Parvis. Mrs Josiah
IarNlS and daughter OF Houston
Mn and Mrs. Charles Paryis OF
Holden. West Virginia. and Mrs
Betty Parvis Johnson of Atlantic
CltN. attended the weddinG of Miss
Nir@inla Bordlemay and Corpora
Townsend Parvis ut Haddon-
N,ld New Jersey last Saturday.
Miss Lucy Rumpstitch. daughtcI
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rumpstitch
of Milford. has been elected prcSi
dent of III" Student Government
Association at the Women's Col
lego, University of Delaware. fo
the summer session In the fal
she will take over duties as tn,
president OF the Home Economic
club. Lucy is one of this year
recipients of a llealn scholarship
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
WEDDINGS
JOHNSON COLLINS

JOHNSON COLLINS
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Johnson
of Pittstiold, Pa announce the
marriage Of their daughter. Miss
Carolyn NJ. Johnson, S. c. 3 e. to
Technical Sergeant George f. Col
Inns, son of Mr. and Mrs Norman
{. Collins of this city The core
mony WAS performed by the Rev.
john NJ. DcC liant, pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church Of Milford.
The only attendants were Miss
Frances a. Collins and Robert De
Chant. Al present the bride is sta
toned at Boston. Mass. with the
United States Coast Guard. and The
groom is stationed at Convalcscenr
Hospital in Camp Edwards. Mass.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
List Hazards OF
Summer Vacations
Continued from First Page;

all-over sun tan complexion and
the man who thinks that he is too
touch to let the sun bother him.
Sunstroke is another hot wealth
en- danger one death from heat cX-
hauStion last June and another
irtim of sunstroke th1 month
down state. show the results of TOO
tong exposure 10 Old Sol and give
point to the Boards warning of
lyOidinG 100 much sunshine in the
turrid months ahead.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

Why not help the war effort. the
scouts of Troop 102 and yourself
by getting ont your scrap paper
and cardboard
City Manager Jack Maynard has
announced the following hours for
the City Office. Wednesday $50 to
> Saturday $50 to noon.
Circle No. of Calvary Metho-
dist Church will meet this evening.
Friday. June %. at the church
Mrs. Ruth Mariner will be the
leader.
Mr.. II. NJ. White. priorities man
agcr of the War Production Board
in this district and area will he
in the City Building all day on
Thursday July 5th. and will he
gald To discuss any priority mat
tiers or anything in connection
with tho War Production Board
activities.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29

Sdlu WAS known at OImStead as
Lieutenant Casey. Cantain Rohnrt
y Eiru and | ;,,,,to,,.,', I,,i,l;,
"'''' i-iN "''H""t " IIlldln D.
W IlklH.
I-pon arrival i'm tho control room, tbo
group was Welcomed to tbr cnri,na,,d
hV Brigadirr General John N.Iti,
Clarke. commanding general If NJ
f : G. General Clarke :; nativc Toy
an. has been in rho service si,,r. S.,,
tcuhtr - l91- whom ~. n,,t,rnd .
"A cadet. ana has worked his v..,I ~,
through tho ranks nv sheer aLilitT
General Clark. i'm his v.lror,, al
dress. advised the glnup to f.ol fro.
to ask uupstionS Strcssinl I'M, f,rt
that ne wanted /, f..Iin,. ~ infnr,u.,I
itv to prevail M an times tollowiu,.
General Clarkc'S welcome address Ma
Tor kulZo took over and introduced IN.
trrGup Ia Tho fnIlovyiu~ nfiir.r. r...,,,,,.
sihlr for the most rtlirion, oncr,tinu
OF the command IirII1rnant Cnlnnnl
lanes F. hollywood chicf Of ,d,uini.-
tration NJ \ II = =. Colonel NnIron,
r Reed. new chief of SUNNY division:
colonel ~. rhrrt p.It6n cLi,f ~
maintenance: Colonel Arnold /. smith
in chargn of administration Of nil
tary and civilians: colonel Iohn
Fanny Hcrtolcro DENNY commend
or Of 0lmstrad t'icld ''''''''
The group then endowed a hot lunch
con at m. maintenance, cat.tnri.
where in addition to a fine m,.nI thrv
were given the opportunity 10 sec some
of thr thousands Of omniovaos of no
command enjoy their tnraltinc
\ large army Inns was nrovidcd ia
carry thn t.roIIn TO Harrisb,ira yhnr,
they spcnt several hours toIIriup the
engine overhaul shon at tho farm
show huildinr which incidentaIlv i
tho largest engine ovnrh1uI shon ~,
dor ono roof in The country. Hero IN.
proun was given an onportunitv 70 s.,
FOR tbnmsoIvrs how no Thousand. ot
rmnlovers each with :, SEPARATE IN Il,
to do. are spending John q Public,
bond dollars. i'm - setting that = few
wears a,,o rnso,Indcd moi IN III. hoo,
of air comnrcssors th, rattle Of pnd
loss convcyorS and the roar Of san,
h1,etorc lint IN IN. ,r,IIut. of CON.
tented blue ribbon porlcrs and lin,
cackIr of sclf-satisfrd hens. 1t IN.
> Iarri.I,Iro cbon thn gro,tn L,,rrr,
that nnnroximat.1y hoo aircraft en-
zines are ovrrhauird each month >,Ir
Crssf,lIIv and rconnnic,llv
: Part of The rrotIn wa. tbnn taken
IN mo P.nn-Uarris Hotr1 in Uarrie
hurr and mart to mo Uotrl Hrrshn,
; ~ fI.reho,. ia tbn h,I.,,. rat,,r,,i,,
= IN Tho visiting officers Quarters -
:, OImstcad
: ON S,turdav tho ,,roun Iyas take,
= on -, tour Of the maintcnance division
If the NJ r : G. and were rivrI
! am onnortunitv 10 seq what make
:. tbe niammotb dcnot II lex
y \t thr noon luncheon. served AT IN
:, onirors cI1Ib to tbn rro,,p and moi
II gnidne sneakers inriudrd Gonnr.
n N"rtin senator Y.rkrs and Mi, Moi
,, ION
!. IN tho afternoon the ero,lp made
tom If the SUNNY division and wer
!. trmn.ts ot tbn wnCtlv hroadc,,st fro,
! +ho cola radio station This cnncridn
> thn tour
II ,Iac tho concaDcu. Of opiuiOn r
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
Carey's Camp Will
Open On August 10
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The Sunday school picnic usu-
ally is held in the grove For the
purpose of redeeming tickets. etc,
il will be held on Saturday, July :.
The children's service held ON
Sunday evening, June "a, was a
decided success with a splendid
program and $37954 as collec-
ton.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
THEATRE PARTY

Miss Frances Collins celebrated
her 18th birthday on Monday eve
ming, June Is. with theatre party.
Those present were Misses Lucille
Hall. Norma Hart. Margaret Walls.
Jean Moore, Messrs. Jack Short.
Jack Tease, Floyd Layton and Ray
Wilkie. After the theatre party re-
freshments were enjoyed at Petty
johns.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER

Mr. and Mrs. Claud Lynch, Sr.
of East Front Street, gave Il mis-
cellaneOus shower in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert wilkins. Jr, on
Saturday, June 16. There were
about 80 guests present and the
gifts were many and very beauti-
ful. Mrs. wilkins is the former
Miss Lee Lynch.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
TsG
LYONS SEIIN

The marriage Of Miss Ida Mae
Lyons daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Vernon Lyons. of Milford Del to
Cpl. Joseph Il, Schn. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank j. Schn. of Pitts
burgh. Pa, took place at Zoo on
June -. in St johns Rectory
Milford Lucille Mullins of Mil
ford, was tn" maid of honor. The
best man was CPL Richard Reid.
of Brooklyn, y. Y Present al the
ceremony was tn" brides mother
father and brother, Lee who was
home on leave from the Navy Also
present were the gr0om's mother
and aunt, from Pittsburgh. Pa
Father Montgomery performed the
ceremony
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
G.T
BORDLEMAY PARNIS

a very pretty bur quite wedding
took place on Saturday last. June
%. at six o'clock y. IN. in the chap
81 of First PRESBYTERIAN church,
EIaGdonticld, New Jersey, when
Miss Virginia Bordlemay became
the bride of Corporal &. Townsend
ParVis. son of Mr.. !. Carroll Parvis
and the late Mrs. PalVis of IlouS-
ton. Delaware. The ceremony was
performed by Dr.. RaymOn NJ Kiss
Ter. The bride was attired in a
white linen dressmakcr suit with
matching accessories wearing Il
corsage of white Camellias. The
bridesmaid, her sister. Miss Betty
BOrdlem2y wore a rose suit with
matching accessories and wore a
corsage of Sardenias Mr. clyde
Rounds Of New York City was best
man for Corporal ParVis Follow
ing reception at the home of the
brides mother, the couple left for a
short Northern wedding trip.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29

Capt Walden PcIl II. of Middle
town. was range officer and First
Lieuts Francis Reese. Company
f.. and William Kimmcl Com
rany "C'', scorekeepcrs. \ plaque
Will he presented the winners
Company IF" holds the individ
ual high on the red in the Red
League" of the State Guard Cpl.
Grussmnyer made the seasons in
dividual high score with 27l.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
UNION METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday. July

Sunday school at p. III.
The w. S. c. S. will meet at the
church on Friday evening, July
6.
We hope to have all members
present as we will make plans for
our picnic.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
THIRTY YEARS AGO
TAKEN FROM THE 1915 FILES OF THE
MILFORD CHRONICLE


MIS-. NarneH, molner Oh MARIE"
.,.ri,..d on Tuesday tn no tho
,,,,ae,,. of NJ. and Nre CbarIee =
Xnrnev
damabtor Mabel Of Raltimore
MARYLAND aro tho pueste of her
rnrontc NJ, and Nre q p smith
=
I;.. L,I;yohotb Martin of pouora
Reach and Mic MARGARET Moore of
ll.,onolio noro tho cuoete of Nrc
Secretary of State and Mrs.
George II Hall and Miss Della
Hail motored TO Philadelphia for A
few DAYS this week
MISS Mamie liearh ana Elsie
Shawnee.
~, ~, ,,
W """ ~ = ii"''.' ,'il
ii"., ''"' ~ ',',i' "'''' a W.
.'''' ~ "'''" 'l''''" 'n" i'''''
''"'''
Fred J.. Gricr of Salisbury,
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
DEMOCR HELD SESSION At
REHOBOTH LAST SATURDAY
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but | feel compelled to bring it be
fore You as state chairman"
Praise for the work Of Licuten-
nt-Governor CarvCl was given by
State Treasurer Jesse Cooper: He
has done remarkably fine job as
president of the Senate. and | pre-
dict the people OF Delaware will
call upon him to fill an even more
important post" he said.
Former 4. 5. Senator James II.
Hughes. of Dover, spoke briefly,
saying: Il do not agree with Mr.
Hazard that the state party may
he endangered because of differ
ences of opinion. That is dcmOc-
racy He cited how two great
wars in Europe had been won un-
der Democratic regime, and that
democrats are now shaping
world peace at San Francisco
Officials introduced
] Other state officials introduced
by Lieutenant Governor Carvel
were John Hardness, Wilmington
Levy Court committeeman and
president of the Delaware State
Federation of Labor. }. Gordon
Smith of the State Highway De
partmcnt; Willard BOyCe. and !. j.
Smith. Kent and Sussex County
chairmen, respectively, and two
women from Wilmington. Mrs. May
Davis and Mrs Mary Hart, wht
figured as ward candidates in The
last election.
The Rev. Joseph c. Settle, thu
Georgetown Episcopal rector. gav'
the Invocation and bcnedictiOn.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
TIIAI}P

After a brief illness, Mrs. Ma
hala \ Tharp. wife of the late
William Tharp, passed away at
the home of her niece Mrs Edith
Jones, near FELTON,. Friday. June
-, at go Mrs. Tharp had been
blind for the past ten years. She
was born and raised in Milford
Neck. She had been living with
her niece for the past two years.
She is survived by one sister, Mrs
Rcbecca ShOCklcy. of FELTON,; one
brother, Howard Scott, of Milford;
several nicces and ncphcwS. Fun
eral services were held AT John
Wesley Church on Monday. June
Is. where she had been member
since 1902. with the Rev. Isaiah
Burton officiating Intcrment was
made in the John Wesley Gene
terry.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUE
NOTES

The Atlanta Home Demonstra-
ton Club will meet at the home
Of Mrs Charles Colbournc on Tues
day. July Bird. at 200 p IN.
The topic for discussion is Use
of Sewing Machine Attachments. =
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
FEW LOCAL MEN LISTED
By LOCAL BOARDS
CONTINUED from First Pager


George Harvey Pride. Lewca.
Robert Charles RittenhOuse, Re
hOhOth.
John Sylvester Roach. George
town.
James Collins ThoroughGood,
Nillsboro.
Frank William Wilson. Ralti-
more Md.
Ralph Elijah Lewis. Millville.
Otha Henry Stevensons. Sclby-
willie.
Herman Benjamin Williams, Jr.,
Lincoln
Harrington Board
William +. Melvin Magnolia
Ernie f Dill, r. r. D.. No. ,
Box 172. FELTON,.
Robert +. Martin. Bowers
Herbert r Reynolds, l0j North
Walnut street. Milford
Walter Brown. r. r. b.. FELTON,
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
Company "F" Wins
Rife Championship
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team was high man
with a score of pa points. The
scores follow.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
any one could ask

any one could ask
The conference going on is
the WOmen's Society of Chris
tian Service and Peninsula
Conference has the largest
representation of % confer
ences. which makes us quite
proud.
In spite of all the activity
here | think about HOME,
Milford, this paper and all the
social things that | write about
each week. The life there is
good. interesting and the plac"
! most want to be. How good
it is to be cOntcntcd with the
things of ones life. shall
be there in plenty of time for
the news of next week So let
me know at the usual time
what you have been doing My
understudy may have some
report to make 50 | must not
be too lengthy in my part.
Hope the even tenor of life
has gone on as usual and that
all has been we'll with each of
you.
Always the same.
VIRGINIA S. TOWNSEND.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29

Mrs. Joseph J Pearce enter
tanned DELIGHTFULLY."- ON Tues
day evening at her home ON
Clarke Avenue. with dessert
bridge. Those enjoying the
evening of cards were. Mrs.
Raymond Benncti and her
guest. Mrs. George r. Miller.
Salem, y. j.. Mrs. Edwin Mes
sick. Mrs, Bernard Shortall,
Mrs. John Fry Mrs. Raymond
Masten, Mrs. J. PostlCS Ham
mOnd. Mrs. Robert Rudolph.
Mrs. Gene Pratt, Mrs. IIaswcll
Pierce, Mrs. Ray Warren. Mrs.
Dean kimmel. Mrs. August
Fax. Mrs. Birda Burdick. Mrs.
Herbert Nichols. Mrs. Robert
Baynum. Mrs. Carleton FoOkS
and Mrs. John ID. Allen. of
Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29

The Nassau Home Demonstra-
ton Club will meet Thursday At
ternoon. July ). at , p. m. in the
home of Mrs. Estelle Johnson and
Mrs. Minnie Davidson Overlook
The cO-hOstesses are Mrs War
ringtOn Vincent and Mrs. George
Chapel
Miss Gertrude Holloway. county
home demonstration agent. will be
present and an instructive lesson
in sewing machine attachments
will be given as we'll as other valu-
able information. Members please
note time.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
Obituary

Mrs Rosi" Hurd, ago 81. wife of
John Il Elurd passed away on
June u, Thursday, at her resi-
dcnce near Milford Funeral ser
vices were held on Saturday. June
%. al , O'Clock. from Wilson s
Funeral Home. in Milton. Inter
mcnt was made in the Odd Eel
lows Cemetery. Milton Official
ing were Rev. Elmer j. Hooking,
of Milton. and Rev. Alfred c.
Clark. of Denton Surviving her
are three sisters, Mrs Mary Clark
of Milton. Mrs Lizzie Mitchell, of
LcWcs. and Mrs Sarah Ford, OF
Wyoming, Del, and two brothers
John and James Wyatt. both Qt
Milton
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29

Joseph tordray case. Youngest
son of tho late Charles curtis and
Emily Anderson Case passed away
Friday. .Iunc 18th, 1915 at his homo
in Lincoln in his send year. He had
been in failing health for some
time and had gradually weakened
due To his infirmitics. He was a
member of Avenue Methodist
church. Trophy Grange and A. O.
I. w for many years He married
Ella Nora MINER December 29th,
1887 who survives him. other sur
viv0rs are his son, Joshua Case,
and one sister. Miss S. Helena Case
OF Frcderica. Funeral services
were held Monday, June 18th from
the late residence. with Reverend
DR.. HerSon, pastor of Avenue
Methodist church officiating Inter
mont in Barratt Chapel cemetery
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29

Wheat harvest is we'll under way
in all parts of Delaware The yield
this year is said To he above nor
NAL
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29

Fred J.. Gricr of Salisbury,
Maryland visited in Milford this
week.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. T. {. Houseman
have returned home after week S
visit to Philadelphia and Balti-
more.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-07-07
Holy Church

Continued rom Page One)
day, Bishop H, L. Fisher Of New
York, president Of the general
church, who is conducting Bible
studies; District Supt. E L.
Granville who heads the Bible
Church School at Titles Temple
.745 Shawmut ave; Rev. Mrs. Julia
Delk and Rev. Miss Grace Hunter
prominent in Missionary work,
who conducted special services
Friday afternoon. Laymen's SER
vices will be held Saturday night.
Next Tuesday is Young Peoples
Day and services morning after
noon and evening are designed
in the interest Of the young peo-
pie with District Superintendent
Granville presiding at the Edu-
cational Hour in the afternoon.
Another enjoyable feature OF
of the sessions is the singing by
choruses from Boston and Wor-
cester chuches.
The officers Of the United Holy
Church are Right Rev. G. J..
Branch, Pres; Right Rev. E. B.
Lyon, Vive-Pres.; Mrs, r, D,
Schenck Vice-Pres,; Mrs. G.
Newton, Secty.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-07-07
WHAT PRICE PATRIOTISM?

The boys coming home Notice how many more
lame young there the streets of your town
How many fine young boys handicapped in way
at the very outset of their lives Your frendsyour
your neghbors'
And what of the boys who won't come back? Whose
foreign shore, far from those who loved
them. Look at the gold stars-and remember.
What of the boys still fighting in the East in battle
longer front farther from supplies fighting fanati-
cal foe who doesn't know how to surrender. Are they
TO be forgotten?
Just because the in the west is over are we
going to forget all these boys. know what you are
thinkng-and those are my sentiments tool
But-do you know that the fat salvage drive has
sumped?
Somebody is getting careless. Somebody thinks the
war is over Somebody isn't doing his or her share
hope that somebody isn't me. hope it isn't you.
The war isn't yet. Our still need munitions
and medicine. And the one way women help is by
saving-and turning in all waste fats.
When takes her container of used cooking
fat to meat dealer, she is putting vital material
to work. Used fats longer waste They are vital
in industrial production of materials and civilian
necessities. The most spectacular made of salvage
kitchen fat for explosives and medicines for fighting
but there many other ways in which this house
hold product serves the armed forces.
Women who save and turn in used fat make more
tires available for trucks eeps and planes They furnish
necessary ingredient for making rubber RATS and boats
for flyers forced down at and all the rubber fittings
men need The fighting mans safety is protected in many
ways by the products and by-products of fat.
One tablespoonful of used fat every day from each
kitchen in the land will fill the quota of 1922 100000
pounds set the 1916 goal of household fat salvage
Let's stick othe job until VI Day Our boys can't
stop. Can we2 RUTH TAYLOR,