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Shop Clerk I-$160O-2OOO;
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Operator-$1800-2250
Laboratory Technician |, $1800-2250
Laboratory Technician II-$1500-1875
Machine Operator Il
$900-1125
Closing date: February Is, 1915.
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COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board Of County Commissioners
for Garrett County, Maryland, viii be
in session for the transaction Of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,.
FEBRUARY 5 AND 6, 1915.
By order of the Board.
JESSE J. ASHBY, Clerk.
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THE GREAT
GAME OF
POLITICS
Power OF The CIO
BY FRANK r. KENT.

IN N.Y. AMI 10 INC 'i''''o'i'' Sci ' ne
Piopos''i'' '"e power "I INC Wv
| 4oopS ISlS over congress appears 10
o", "eIS'l l""' u ,'eii',i"i Nl"'S,i~ii'
-Hu,''i, ~ N,''S' '''' i'e''''' " 'i'C " -
anu Navy u9''' ',''''''S anu Inc ! e9'
0ei''' al '''eS9 nave 9'I oI'HIS III s'1'
iiS','o'i''i 'ei Nv II ''''''''''' 80 e'''''
''''' ~ '''' wal
WYNN 49,,
L : ''''io'i"i Sei'''V SuNli d. ''IeS
VI mas no" 'ee'i ''O''i! ~ anu
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. - ~ etoi 'o', - ','e i-'''7e q ="
"''S : ago - S.''' ~ ii+''V D''lV'S an
ven '''''I''' VI seems '''i o'' - -
anu ''o' ~ '''e'' - e~''. e''''''
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~ ,i''''''- ~ 81 e'' anu '-'1 '''''' T.,
o'l''l'sl ~ a.. 'ppo9e', s 80, I'lo l[
'I,1 oP'o'' 'ioi 1o'''9' 1ID'" l ,L,G '''Dol
| !ooI'Ei StH--pailltuldllE t!lG CiO-"iIo
nave nave more poli'.I"i ii'i'0Il'lt wy"
o''' '''' '''l1' ,''''''' ~,
the business organizations combined.
49,
NO ONE is likely to dispute that.
but for the labor lobby the enactment
nv .,.ll.INt.- ~"
House committee of the provision al
lowing a man ordered to work in a
plant with a "closed-shop" agreement
to decide for himself whether or not
| to join the union is evidence Of the
labor lobby power. The committee
voted this in one day, but jerked it
out a few days later on the ground
that it was dynamite" by which it
meant the bill stood no chance Of
passage with it in. As it now stands.
men sent by their boards to "closed-
shop plants will be compelled to join
the union whether they like it or not.
*%*
AS THE "closed- bishop" plants arc
| increasing all the time and the drive
Of the CLIO to make them the rule
is supported by the Administration,
the effect of this elimination prac-
tically puts Congress back Of the
closed shop too. That it abridges the
freedom of the individual, extends
+bo ,,o,,.o,. Of 4b, 1oI,,,. b,.,,,, :; 80,
American and unfair are things which
did not seem to have been considered
| by the committe. The dynamite" idea
appeared to be the controlling one.
! The merits of the amendment. OBJ
viously, were secondary. II was a
i typical Northumberland not uncx-
pected.
49,
IT IS true that the recent election
| increased CIO STRENGTH in the House
| There are more members anxious to
placate the CIO lobby and more who
/ keep in mind the CJO-PAC threats
to still further "organize" in the con-
gressional districts so as TO insure
that only "our friends" are returned
in 1916 The House debate last week
showed a cheap rivalry among GER
tain representatives to be RECOGNIZED
as the CLIO champion. It is true too
that in the White House and in all
the executive departmcnts the CIO in
Auence has been enhanced since it
"dcliveredo in November So far as
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LESSON TEXT-Matthew GIL 9.13, 1926
GOLDEN TEXT-Therefore all things
Whatsoever We would that men should do
TO YOU, do We even so TO them for this is
the law and the prophets-Matthew 7:12
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Evening star., 1945-12-16
Mexican photographer
Named ConsuItunt

Julian Amo of Mexico City has
been appointed consultant in Span
ish photography for the Library OF
Congress. In announcing this. Lu-
ther Evans, librarian of Congress
explained that Senor Amo, who is
editor of the Anuario Bibliogradcc
Mexicano. published by the Mexi-
can Ministry of Foreign Affairs, will
serve at the library for six months
AS his major assignment the new
appointee will direct preparation OF
a photography of publications OF
Spanish intellectuals in the Ameri-
cas- from 1885 through 1945.
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h<,xsIGe
W4,at To Do
"

/ DANCE.
United Nations Girls, National Pres
/ Club auditorium, pm. today.
! EXHIBITS.
! Paintings and drawings by 1t. Mitchell
annual exhibition Of merchant, seamen O
20, and combat photographs Of nava
Tokyo Bay, complied by Capt, Edward j
20: Corcoran Gallery OF Art, noon to 4 sc
pm. Mondays; 8 am. to 4:30 pm. Tues
days, through Saturdays, and ? to pm
Sundays.
Corps combat artists. National Gallery ''oi o.
Art ? to 10 pm. today.
eaerY Herman MsE stEest EoeaeSeWS kipg smi,
today.
PAINTINGS BY Ethel R: Gath and Mary R
street NV, II am. to 5 pm. weekdays
and to pm. Sundays through Decem-
ciaIist < iic, u S. n. r. ' Barnett Aden hs
Pm lbIo,SS weekdays and to pm. Sundays
Photograph exhibit of homemade tools
s and equipment. AUDITORS Building OF II;
0 street e
pm. Mondays through Fridays through
December.
President Monroe exhibit commemorat-
ya1e 9 Soofs sn9
scripts exhibition through January Is,
and Texas centennial exhibition. through
10 pm Mondays through Fridays; 8 am.
to 3 pm. Saturdays and 80 am. to 10
Forty-ninth annual exhibition of minia-
lures by PENNSYLVANIA Society of Miniature
Painters. Natural History Building, Ma
tional Museum Smithsonian Institution, 8
m. to 4 30 pm. daily through January D..
japanese and German surrender docu-
ments. late President Roosevelts papers
and and museum museum pieces and 1918 Armistiee
pm. Sundays through February l.
FILM-LECTURE
Van Eyck and the Ghent Altarpiece''
by Mary c. Udall and film: The Mystic
Lamb National Gallery of Art, pm.
Today.
FILMS.
ica and Mexico color films, Pan American
Union, pm. today.
Fifteenth and Harvard Streets NV, 80
O'Clock tonight.
LECTURE
Leaders in Medieval Europe" by Rabbi
Samuel Berkowitz, Jewish Community
Center $50 o'clock M,isIr tenlsht'
Piano talk by Beatrice Pickney Jones:
All Souls Church, Sixteenth and Harvard
NV, . p. III To-Day.
Woodwind ensemble from Navy Band,
National Gallery Of Art, s O'clock tonight.
FOR SERVICEMEN.
Stage Door CanteenF Belasco Theater,
tonight: Jean and Betty Bradley, singers;
Boys Club of WASHINGTON revue and Sabar,
Sightseeing tour through Smithsonian n
Institution, leave USO Club, Eighth and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue NV, ? pm. today.
Dance followed by buffet supper, Wash
lngton Hebrew CCngregation. Eighth and
streets NV, 3 pm today.
Dance, followed by buffet supper and
more dancing, .NCCS-USO, 1914 N street
NV, 3 pm. tiday.
Dance, followed by snack supper, singing
and more dancing. YMCA-USO, 1886 G
street NV, $3.50 pm. today.
Dance with Naval Air Station Band
followed by home cooked dinner and more
dancing, NCCS-USO, 916 Tenth street
NV, pm. today.
Buffet supper, Uco Club 1911 street
NV, $50 O'Clock tonight.
Officers.
Dance, SCOTS Hotel, $50 pm. today.
Buffet supper followed by dancing,
Officers Service Club of United Natiins,
o'clock tonight.
Service personnel may obtain more in
formation by calling the United Nations
Center, National 5000, or any Of the
following USOs: Executive 042s, National
3431, National 0614 or Republic 1927.
Colored personnel may call USO, Decatur
1904, or War Hospitality, Decatur 1858.
Evening star., 1945-12-16

Calvin S, Smith. 35, 729 Howard rd. Sc.
,;,Il and Laura M,,,, e Pegram; 2s, Ivor, va.
fi Msms' Wsen - q su aksmfh idsho Okla 'no
| woodrow w. McLane, 81, Athens, Ca, and
8: Margaret Yuskavosh, 3d. Kingston
Dayid H. Wall, jr.; 81, Savannah, Ga, AND
Samuel R. Glasgow. 80. Knoxville. Tenn
coart sad TI%s H9ase, & Va. Daniels 90 Charlotte
Raym0na a. wsltqn "a. west Chester st oP;o Pa
Warren (. woodall "a, Fsrmyiile; Va, and
x. both Of Hyattsyille, Nd; oo,..
0fth s. Hsrmon 9f Psn'ls as Hlsaale Xf Va
Ho%sT SsTo Y R5ass; 81 @ q salti%gfs Nd j. and
Annabel KasSr. %. Atlantic City. N. j.
George Wells, 40; 301 oskdsle pi nv ~
Annie X: V, Thrift, Sa. Village, Va.
A4 anS kzsbeh Mdn0 C. II HeBfS BTSnS SeT xSnh
Park. Nd.
NV. and Marjorie c. Gander, 50, Lu-
Charles W. Norris, 20. Glenarden, Md. and
Dolores E. Patterson, is, 1a4a Wylie
Shelly F: Pike, 27. and Jessie M Morri-
~, son, 25, both Of High Point, N:C; 49,.
,Ns Mary stilsT tnnKtoI 49, salsnqrs' RrFs n
Joseph L Harrison, SO, Elgin, III.
Werner M. Sharbaugh. jr,, ,21, Altoona,
Pa, and Emma G. Siegfried, 10, Drums,
Pa
Clifford A. Smith, jr, %. Kansas City,
Mo, AND Lillian M Nieman' a3 Pitts
Royal D. Raub, 3s, Franklinvillc N. Y,
and Edna L, Gallihan, 80, sapulpa,
Okla.
Thomas G. Herbert. 30 Chevy Chase.
Md, and Frances V. Butts 2l, 3507 T
ME E. Felts, 81, Petersbure Va, N
Michael J. Sylvester. jr., %, New Paltz,
N Y, and Helen v. Campfied, 25,
Forest City, N. C.
Richard F. Butler 2l, Minnea polls, MINI ,
and Mary F. Lowers, 21. Parkersburg
w. Va
Richard A, Bartlett. %. Boulder. Colo and
Marie R. Cosgroye, "a, Pittston, Pa.
Harry Refs. ~ Bethlehem. Pa. and Davil-
William E. Melchor. 30. $50 Callan St ne,
and Harriet R. Carter. 20, 1914 Union
Thomas T. Tyler, %. White Plains. N Y,
and Isabelle M. strawther, "a, Mercers-
berg Pa.
Joseph R. Warner, %. 1859 Y St NV, and
Lewis c. Minor, 10. 1O14 New Jersey ave
nv nv and velma B. Tinnen. 16. 1923
Donald L;i |; Whitman. =. Rochester; N, y.
sFMsr snd Virginia H. Crawford "a Haw
Norman ] B. Parrish, 90, pocatello, Idaho.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Births Reported

Jerome and Natalie Baum, girl.
Billie. and Alberta Bauserman. boy.
Douglas and Alice Benson. girl.
Louis and Helen Bower. girl.
Paul and Ruth Carroll. boy,
Henry and Gertrude Culver. boy.
Francis and Ida Davis, boy,
Lindsney and Betty Dickerson. girl.
James and Betty Ellis. girl.
Hugh and Mary Farley. boy
Edward and Marcia Fredholm. boy.
Robert and Anna Glasper. girl.
william and Alta Gray, girl.
Albert and Mary Hanback,, girl,
Enoch and Esteem Hemby. boy.
Herbert and Irene Jacobs, girl,
William and Patricia Killingsworth, boy
Vance and Harriet Kirby. girl.
job nand Petronella KlaSS, boy.
ALT and Jeannette Lambe, girl.
Patrick and Gertrude Monahan, girl.
David and Gertrude Pattee. girl.
John and Marian Pecolar. boy;
James and Eunice Prevette, girl.
Paul and Mary Rodgers, girl.
julius and Jeane Sexson. boy.
Robert and Dorothy Soule, boy.
Charles and Mary Thompson, girl.
Nicholas and Della Volonakis. boy.
Charles and Adell White, boy.
Clair and Sara Yagel, boy.
william and Beatrice Bullock, boy.
John and Velma Bundy, girl.
James and Corrine Carr, girl.
Howard and Sarah Chicester boy.
John and Alice Cooper. boy.
Samuel and Annie Cradle, boy
John and Agnes Crompton. girl.
Norman and Gloria Early. boy.
Harden and Dorothy Evans, girl.
Brooks and Jasmine Ford, slrl.
James and Edith Foster. boy,
Willis and Carrie Frazier. boy.
Lero yand Lucy Freeman. girl.
Aubrey and Dorothy Geary, girl.
Elmo and Staggie Gordon, girl
Launtee and Gloria Harris. girl.
Lloyd and Mary Hawkins, boy.
AStor and Ruby Henry, girl. ,
Howard and Beatrice Herbert. girl.
Joseph and Irene johnson, girl
Mcclellan and Bessie johnson. boy,
James and Marie Johnson. girl.
Eugene and June Jones, girl.
John and Julie Long, boy.
Raymond and Alice Onley, girl.
Robert and Helen Pitts, boy.
Cleveland and Annabel Reed, girl.
David and Lucille Singleton. girl.
Lawrence and Roslyn Smith, boy.
John and Vernell Stevenson, girl.
Nathaniel and Faye Thompson, girl.
Allen and Bernice Walker, boy:
Emanuel and Lucille Walters, boy.
Raymon dand Mary Wilmington, girl.
Leroy and Nettie Wright, girl.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
and Ina L. Greene. a1. clarksburr, W

and Ina L. Greene. 21. clarksburE. W.
Winthrop Briggs 80, New York City. and
Teddy z, Stoner. 81, San Antonio Tex,
and Bonnie j. Russell. %, Burlington,
Charles L. Curphy, jr.. "a, Grants Pass.
Ores., and Ruby Dckerson. IS. Fremont,
Roland E. Lee, 81 Unionsville. Va. and
Daisy F, Southland, "a, Montpelier Sta
John W. Fleming. 43, Cambridge, Md. and
Helen l.. Plummer, 20, East Cleveland,
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Justin Miller to Speak

Justin Miller, former justice OF
the United States Court of Appeals
for the District of Columbia, will
discuss "The Court and the Com
munity" at the annual meeting OF
the Bureau of Rehabilitation at
1890 pm. tomorrow at the YWCA
Seventeenth and K streets NV.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. la,Ds, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, Wait three tuu days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1945-12-16
Will they ever grow up?

ImagIne mIddIe-a aged people ike nv
family laughing themselves silly over
Fanny Brice as Baby Snooks on the
radio Sunday nights. You'd think
there was something unique about
Baby driving Daddy to distraction.
Well, maybe, you'U think it's funny,
too. Tune in The Baby Snooks Show,
Sunday night, $50 pm, Station
WTOP, CHS.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-06-16

Re
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09

Tcchnician Sergeant William l..
Hudson. son OF BaYard Hudson
las arrived from overseas to spend
II DAYS with his brother and sister
in law. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hud-
SON and the Hudson family. This
* his first time nome since he
lcu four years AGO. Mr.. and Mrs.
hudson entertained to dinner Fri
DAY. February > in honor OF all OF
his brothers ana sisters also his
father from Ocean View.
James Richards Of the Merchant
Marines has arrived home for 80
DAYS after being absent from his
family ion |" months. James as
we'll as his family. OF ErankfOrd
bur formerly OF here. have been
visiting Nr. Richards brother.
George Ross Richards and family
here
Mrs. Blanche Townsend of Phila-
dtlrhia is spending some time with
hcl. >i~t"r-in-laW. Mrs Della Lynch
near town.
Mrs Orna D"rriCksOn spent Sat
urdHy evening at the home of Mr..
ana Mr. Clinton Watson at Frank.
lord While Mr.. and Mrs. Watson
~rrr i'm Wihui"&toH on a business
rip.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
OVERRROOk

Mn. and Ms Layton Lockerman
entertained to 4 -ooSe dinner on
sunday >la. and }iG~ Thomas Nit
cutll ILL.,. and Mi. and Mrs Gran
,.lle IicEer~cn and daughters, Ed
j.. ana Mis-. Ni.-inia MarSh
Tho ". ;. 4. :. Win hold their
nantAl, m"etiu4 on Wednesday
February II a. Tire home OF Mrs
}a-4ie Witt"
Nrs. Jenia Steward Who ha,
teen VISITING Hieud~ for several
weeks, }n aud Mis-. Gcotse Chap
le!l tooh l.r 10 hel hone ON sun
GaN in New Jersey.
Tlcrr viii he preaching al
Whites C!ulol A"Nt ~pudal mmu-
liz bH R,,.f,nd t.redeliok 1rutt
o; eleven O'Clock ~. .yhodH vel
come 10 III. service.
Mn and Mrs. A-a sharp of
Gtor-rtoWn .ueHl Sunday with Mr.
~halp's sister. NJ. Clara sharp.
Mn Eoherf q. Houston spent last
sunday Win Nh. and NrS Iohn "
Houston 1T Nrrro Place.
VIZ. HhGf"M itlr' Y hu has been
seriously iii j. n1!cl better We an,
,i@d Ic ~aN
A. Eoy Ein4 Nho has been m-
-. tEc doctors can" j; much bet
~ and ahlr to hc OUT a-ain.
Mrs. f,f'ie Parsons WHO has beer
=" her homr here returned to hen
home in Nilmiu@ton on Saturday
SHE NJ acromnanird hy her son
l'"I@la~ i'@t7un~ ior Il lyW days.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
DAGSBORO

MIS- Macy f. Nickrr~ and dauoh-
TER. Miss AliIdr.d Hudson. cave i
DINNER sunday Guests were. Carl
HUM hrir~ Mrs Elsie Humphr!eS
Mr ANA Nr- Preston West 81
Miusboro MI. and Mrs. Howard
\ickrrs and Ms Grace Mitchell
ana duu-hrrr. Sarah Beth. Nh. ana
Mrs Howard NJ Nickers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Parent Nickors and FAMILY
Mr. ana M1~ Paul CIoe2 ana chjI-
drou and Mr. and Mrs Parlry
Baker. ot MIllSboro.
Mn and Mrs Andrew Hickman
and family Wei" GUESTS OF MIR. ana
Mrs. Lee Ncrahr al Selbyvil.
Sunday Ni2ht
F4:nhln. Tlumou. ot the Navy.
stationed at Boston. Mass. j,
SPENDING some rimo With his par
cnrS. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tim
mons. also his wife
Mrs GURUS Sr"ou called on Mr.
and Ms. Horace Lynch. WcdneS-
day OF rht past week
Mir and Mrs. O II. Campbell and
Guu4htrt. Sara DUnreath. ana Mr..
and MIS- Casper Kolluck spent
Thursday 80 Sunday With lhcil par
cutS at Franklin. Va
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Srcphers
ana family We're dinner guests ON
Sunday ot Nh and Mrs. Milton
Tin2l". Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Scott
ana daughter We're callers.
MIR. and Mrs Joseph Bunrng
gay" a uinncr the past week in
honor ot Mrs Hunrme.s birthday
Her children and grandchildren
were guests.
Miss Doris Parsons has acccprod
a position IL the FIRST NationaI
Hank here
Miss Sarah Timmons called ON
Mr.. and Mrs Phillip Norris and
Mr. and Ms Vaughn Holloway az
Franklord, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ellen Dalscy. Of Whining
ton spent The Weekend with her
parents. Nr and Mrs Dclbclt
pa!ScY.
recent visitor al the homo ol
MIR. and Mrs. John F. Bunting Wa,
Miss Mari' PurSoll, a sister oI PVT
IN'NEpi" IdlS'Il SOlI-nl-laW Ol
Mn. and Mrs. Bunting who is
>pcndi"2 som" time here. Miss
PaH~rlI is a member ul >hc iacult.
OF thr B,Id2cron. y j. high school
Miss Dorothy I.aytiold. dau2h-
tol OF Mrs Alice Layteld ana IN,
latr George I.aylicld. and Ware
Donahu", oI CooIsprin2. Md. were
united in marriage on Monday al
eleven o'clock. February :. Al
Salisbury, Md
MIR. and Mrs Edgar i!orshma,
and SON, Elton spcnI the week
end in BlyuNc. Nd.
Mrs Woody Srur2is spent Mon
day with her parents. Ah. mC
Mr. Charles Scott. At lronshrc
Mary Hand
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
ROXANA

The attendance Sunday morning
at RoXana Methodist church total
ed I72. the offering >22.4l for sun
Gay school This was followed hH
preaching service 10y the pastor.
Reverend James Sarerpll.
MIS-. Addit Lynch and Warren
lynch entertained 10 dinner AT >
o'clock. February | al their home
in honor OF - G and Mrs ElWOOd
Eickards Who has recently arrived
nom san Francisco. california and
Alltn Richards first birthday. The
guests were Reverend James Sar-
-trll. Ms. Lena Hickman, Mrs.
Hcll" Lynch OF here Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Walston of Bethany Beach,
AIR. and Mrs. Ephiram West and
Ion Rail h, MIR. and Mrs. BrSht
RickarGs. Mr. and Mrs. Joshua
Cray. Mn and Mrs. Orin&ton Rick
ards and son Allen of near town.
Mr. GoudheHrt and Mn FoXic OF
beaver Dam Park Al a late hour
lee cream. CAKE and cookies We're
served.
Allen received a number Of cards
and a nice sum OF money in honor
oi his lirst anniversary.
Alr>. Odctta Met abe OF Delaware
Hospital at WilminStOn. a studen'
rurse there, spent the week end
With her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ncrritll McCahe.
Miss Kathleen McC abe. a nurse
~ tie Milford Memorial Hospital
>ront Sunday with her parents. Nr.
and \rS. Harvey McCabe al Ba-
yard
Japtain and Mrs. Asher Il. carey
lf., oI Dodge city Kansas has re-
turned after ten day visit with
their PARENTS here and Al William.
Vile.
Mis-. Gcorgcanna stephens, man
"Sei. OF the \ and p Store at EN-
more. Virginia spent sunday witt
tcF parents and brother. Mr. and
Mrs Ed"ar Bennett and Edgar e
Miss Alice Lockwood was dinner
guest Saturday of Mrs. Miriam
Dukes Al SclhNyillr.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
LOVES x ROADS

Jack I!anri~ou Who is in the
Merchant Marines. spent rWo weeks
With hi, parents. Ml. aud Mrs..
Horwau iial..sou and left Monday
for ~" York Nh.le Jack was
hnm". rAr iia soi.. elrrItained
several rela'il.&.
Ncnda' Jones. : =. who finish
ed ms haui rraiuiu4 at iainhridgc.
n@no i"m. anG ~as taken seri-
ously i'll uuG Va .,y,' back 10 tie
Balnhs.d-" liosu--l i'll The I.uurc!
ambulance 'a~1 Friday Tuesday
n"ruin- Ii. V..S cpcrrod much
Ittf.s.
N Has. S".th ~iII entertain
tho llpur Demonstration Club tLis
Thursday Go mo tcS~ce. Mrs. O1-
car kH2 aHd Mrs Harrison West
Mr. .laau Cotdrer and MIS- CHI.
Tort CahaI VIII br the project
leaders, ~ lhe inac of MIS-. Smith.
M. G:u@.- Holloway is visiting
his rc1,tI.,~ III North Carolina.
Mr. @ai Mrs Hoaa.d Layton ana
son. Hich.d and Eusstll. were
Gnaer guests "r MIR a1d Mr.
Ea.ph E,llcE aad d"u2htcrs. sun
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
RADIANT LIVING
" H.! the Rush
Ey REV. {. NJ GRIFFITH
Pastor Methodist Church. te,i ilton. Nd

WmI~ drlvin4 a.ou- with a
friend. It ca Slipped up behiad u,
and shot pas Win terrific speed
only 10 pan up -udd,ulz short
distance anead q, It eala4,
Said my i!iend H. lue. Well IL"
certainly va in q hi- hlr> L. -rt
10" Eert,'
Ilale you not met nmnbtr Of
people liil, that always IN il ti-
lurrN 10 -"t noNhe4r' Why ale
jhey always in such Au-te1 by
rushin2, they save po-,iull tiNv
minutes. Bur when HEY arrive
They throw The live rinu1es away.
Most OF Us are litiu4 al rush
speed under heavy strain and at
hi4h tension God Aa- not bu.Il
The Aumau body 10Y >ach strains al
which most Of us are forced TO !Nc
to@aN Is il any wonder n" hos
pitfalls ana a~NlumS arc o,.sfloN =
~.
In the picture OF III, iaeal liz
which God planned Ton u"a. as
presented 10 Us in the opening
chapter of G.ne-iS. Ue lind moth
ING OF This -.ud"iu uc}NOu- ton
sion. Rather W. lind nam molin4
With sioWer t,ltpo. having tiue 20
~aIe uIoN. aILif", a..d d.juh ia
Inc hearty ol uufHrn Which sun
rounded him
i it possible ior lou 10 !, iaX
sufficiently 10 cutu.e III. SCREEN,
l'acciulneSS Of God : F.dcnje pare
disc can you slow down 1aat
HelNe d"-troliH4 selfish. 4ra~lj.4.
rush for more. 10 ~uch an ,Ntrur
thai Hou can grasp the conception
that "Sutticcncl is ur&It.'
There is one Who did il. H., lit-
ID amone n.eH an unhulaipd III, OF
wealth Although H. djd not
possess TWO coins TO rub together.
Vel He has nourrd more wealth in
to III" Iii" OF This World f.an any
o'hcr ror~"n This same Christ
has boal'arA,d 70 you i lu>miaai
h"ulculr. A'aIa~ I,.e.. ny
i'"c' docIm.d ~. = -ilo ma
l"u,
Rushing Tor rln o>rra aoll4t
may bring >ou ALSO 4omcthu.
which YOU ~i,I pay dearly to 1.
id o. E4 'ahn4 tiao 10 vul3
with cod VIII bring 1oa n.4lG
which money can mo- ha&
In Tie tarqWHl< ii God yol
can possess youa soul
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
WARWICK

MIR. and Mrs Charles Moore
and family spent Tuesday evening
with their daughter. Mrs. Limwood
White, III Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wilson and
family were recent guests of his
mother, Mrs. May MeGee.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcdaniel. of Will
mlngton. spent the week k-cnd at
their cottage AT Oak Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Littlcton
We're Oak Orchard visitors ON sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Short were
Georgetown visitors ON Monday of
this week
Miss Marion Burton was the
Weekend guest of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. w ID. Burton
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
BLANCHARD'S STATION

Mrs. {. l.. Harmon was a guest
OF the Bloomcry Aid last Wednes-
day afternoon held at the c. w.
Adams homestead Mrs. Thurman
and Mrs. Alvin Adams. Mrs. Lewis
Iockerman. Mrs Norman Adams
and daughter, were also guests.
Mary Revel is " victim of mumps
Mr.. and Mrs. William HandlOscr
recently entertained guests at an
ice cream party
Mrs. Amelia Drendorf had the
misfortune of having her home and
all household furnishings destroy
ed ly fire Wednesday at I Il. m.
The home burned to the ground.
She and her grandson. DreXeI. cs-
capped with only The clothes they
were wearing. 1t is believed by
them that the barking of their
dog awakened them and thus
saved their lives. Mrs. Drendorf
is now with her daughter in Re
hobOth. and DrcXel is with Mr.. and
Mrs Isaac Adams. The cOmmun-
ity IS i'll sympathy with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Edgel had
as guests ON Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil Edgell and son and thcil
aunt, of Middleford.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Wilson
and daughter, Donna Kay, visited
their mother. Mrs. Juliette Meads
Sunday.
Mrs. Lester Isaacs and aunt
Mrs. T. a. Clcaves were in Easton
Md. last week.
Donnie kmicely was an over
night guest of Leroy Millard Cal
houn last Thursday.
The Greenwood Home Demons
tration Club will meet for Il lunch
con and business meeting to fol
low on Thursday, February II, Will
Mrs. Charles Conway Don't for
get il.