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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-14
Legion 10 Install
Officers On Sunday

Installation of officers of
Harry Ollrich Post No. 4, Amer
lean Legion, will take place at
the North Gratiot club house
at 2 p. M, Sunday. with the
East Detroit 40 e. Voiture de-
gree team officiating.
Fred Resico, Jr, will be in
stalled as post commander, sue
ceeding H. E. (Peg) Moore who
retired from office after a sue
cessful year.
An interesting and colorful
ceremony is being arranged by
40 & 8 members, including S. A.
Macpherson and George Della
Rue.
The affair is open to the gen.
eral public and a reception will
be held afterwards. The Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary will be in
charge of refreshments.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-14
Harold Lloyd Case
Is Sol Tor Nov. Is
Infringement Suit
Asking $500, 900

Los ANGELES, Sept. IA
(R - The next round in the
trial Of Harold Lloyd's $500, 900
damage suit for alleged copy
right infringement has been set
for Nov. 10.
US. District Judge Ben Har-
rison. after hearing conflicting
expert testimony, yesterday ask
ed both sides to gather more
facts and figures.
James Geller. story editor for
Universal Studio, which the CO.
median Is suing on grounds it
appropriated Q sequence from
from his 1892 picture Movie
Crazy" expressed doubt that A
film that old would be reissued.
Except a Charlie Chaplin
picture" Geller added. Chap
lin was considered a greater ar
fist than Harold Lloyd"
Arthur Landau, United Art
lists studio associate producer,
testified that remake rights to
Lloyd's picture, which Landau
estimated ut more than $780,
900, had become negligible
through the alleged infringe
ment.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-14
M. e. HIS.
Notes
BY Dick PORES

THE SCHOOL will not have
TO 20 without a paper this year
even though it. will have to be
printed in a commercial printing
plant. The first edition, which
be published as soon as possible,
will be of a smaller size than in
the past but will contain many
new features. The school and
the members of the Mirror staff
are going to a lot of trouble to
have the paper published and
every person in the school from
the seventh grade on up to the
18th should lay their dimes on
the line every time ii is printed,
for if they don't, the Mirror will
follow in the Emsee's footsteps
and become a thing of the past.
IF YOU AREN'T feeling well,
be sure you see your study hall
teacher before you go home be-
cause she might think you were
skipping and give you an unex-
cused-admit the next day.
BE THANKFUL you don't
have to be in school any more
than three hours at a time if you
have lunch fourth hour and try
not to show up until 1880 when
the bell rings. You will not be
allcwed in the building before
then and the noise, which can't
be helped when a group of peo-
pie gather, is distracting to
those who are trying to study.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-14
Special Paper
Drive Planned
for Saturday

Boy Scouts and their fathers,
backed by officials Of the Ma.
comb Council Of Scouting, to-
morrow will launch the city's
largest wastepaper collection
ever held, and householders
have been asked to cooperate
fully so that more than 20 tons
may be realized.
Scouts and volunteer helpers
will meet at the Levine salvage
yards, Floral avenue, at $50
a. m, when they will be routed
in City Street and Water De-
partment trucks.
Householders should have pa
per out at the curb or on the
porches before 8 a. M, of pos
slble. Separate bundles or con-
tainers should be provided for
newspaper, magazines and card
board.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-14

D The radioactive atom of radium
is actually an atomic bomb in mini
AZURE In a thimbleful of radum salt,
large numbers of atoms are constantly
exploding II takes centuries for all
the atoms in a thimbleful of radium
TO burst because the number of atoms
is beyond human comprehension.
These explosions make radium dam
gerous to handle 1t has to be carried
about or stored in heavy lead con-
tainers. These tiny atomic bombs de-
stroy cancer cells, and as a result have
saved many lives.
(2) Because radium is so rare, so ex-
pensive and so dangerous to handle.
scientists sought to make other ele-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-14

Chadwick. his associate, broke up the
chemical elements boron. fuorine,
sodium. aluminium and phosphorus.
Scientists discovered that atom smash
ing took tremendous amount Of
power. Electrons were easy to drive
from atoms. This could be done merely
by heating them. But to change one
element into another, the nucleus or
heart Of the atom had to be cracked
This operation called for construc-
ton of generators producing X-rays
powered by millions of volts of cleo
tricity One Of these was spectacular
generator of static electricity. shown
above, built at the Massachusetts, In
stiue OF Technology by Robert ]. Van
de Graaff in 1892
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-14

ments. such as calcium. PHOSPHORUS
and sodium. an element in common
table SALT radioactive, so they could be
used to fight cancer luekemia and
other diseases. To make common ele-
ments radioactive, scintists had to
Ernest Rutherford directed beam of
alpha particles from radium toward
the atoms of nitrogen, the most COM
mon gas in the atmosphere He cracked
the nitrogen atom and produced n.y.
drogen and oxygen. This was the first
time one chemical element was
changed artifcially into another
actual transmutation.
(3> In 1922. Rutherford and j. c
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-14
Possible TB Cure Offered
by California Scientist

He and jam have been max
ing their experiments in cooper
alton with the US. Western
Regional Research Laboratory,
Albany, Calf, and the Univer-
sity's Medical School Pharma-
cology Division in San Fran
cisco.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-14
Relief for Hay Fever
Sufferers Is al Hand

LANSING, Sept. IA (PO -
Relief for hay fever sufferers
was assured today in the State
Health Departments pollen
count revealing only one city in
Michigan with a count above
the sensitivity mark of 100.
Benton Harbor had Tues
day count of 1853. In other areas,
cloudy and cool weather with
scattered rains was Fastening
the end of the pollen season.
Highest counts on Tuesday and
Wednesday were Lansing, 73;
Saginaw, 81; Detroit, 95; Gay
lord, SO; Muskegon, 81, and AL
pena, 70. No pollen was report
ed at Houghton, Ironwood, Lud-
ington, Manistee, Marquette,
Traverse City and Ontonagon.
The crayfish is not a fish. It's
- &c
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-14
Old Gray Mare Carries On

NACOGDOCHES, Tex-(Up-
There's one old gray mare in
Texas which is just as good as
she used to be.
Despite the song, this one is
81 years old and owner Willard
Moore says she's still going
strong. The animal was ridden
by Moore's father, by himself
and, now, is his sons pet.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-14

(N Other powerful machines were
constructed to crack the heavier ele.
ments and start them exploding in the
way the tiny atom Of radium explodes.
These included the cyclotron. The first
cyclotron was built by Ernest o. Law.
renee at the University of California,
in 1929 Streams of alpha particles, or
nucli of helium atoms. are shot into
a cyclotron and given a whirl in a
magnetic field. As they whirl they
gain speed, like the stone in the sling
shot that David used to kill Goliath.
Tomorrow: Germany Almost Found
the Secret of the Atomic Bomb.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-14

Currencies of several Latin
American countries have been
named after celebrated persons:
BCliviano (Bolivia), BOLIVIA r
iVenezuela) for Simon Bolivar;
Colon Costa RIGA and Ell Sal
Waldorf for Columbus; Sucre
Ecuador) for General de Sucre
Balboa (Panama) for Vascc
NuneZ de Balboa.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-14

Eastland here; Oct. Is, Warren
there; November 2, Lakeview
here. There are now about As
out for football with six letter
men back.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-14
Utica Football Team Reveals AS Schedule

UTICA - Coach Swinehart
has announced his football
schedule as follows: Sept. 81,
Southlake here; Sept. %, Busch
there; Oct. 5, Fraser, here; Oct.
10, LakeshOre there: Oct. 10.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-14
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

Fresh green corn, fine for
roasting, canning and table use;
large ears, picked daily right
here Special price-lots of 10
dozen or more. 1920 Gratiot at
141a Mile. Phone Mt. Clemens
1907.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-14

Mississippi has rema ! n e d
mainly agricultural, despite leg
islative encouragement to indus
try.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-14

Some peoples religion con-
sists mainly of the firm belief
that Heaven will provide. - Ed
wardsville. ILL.,, Intelligencer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-14

The crayfish is not a fish. It's
name is a corruption of its orig
inal French name, ecrevisse.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-02
LEWES

Nh rh"InnS Brown Who hts been
confined +" the H",hc Hospital for :,
tr" weeks. has returned 10 her iun,.
en- Mulberry street Her daughters.
Mrs. William AckcrlnHu of Washing
ton. - g. and Mis- EIlda Mae Brown
"f Philadelphia. spent the Weekend
III I."Wcs with hcr.
MIR. and Mrs Raymond Einikcr and
daughter of Scaford we're wcrk-cnd
SucStS OF th"ir parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Franklin I;pikcr. ST.. and Mr.. and
Mr.. Edison G. Lodge. 81
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel G. Pierce. Jr..
and som OF S"aford were town visitors
during the week
Mrs. Harry NJ Maull is confined to
her home on Third street hccausr of
Illness. Her many friends wish her
a speedy rcl9Nrry.
''tCStS uf .4rS. Frederick g. Clifton
81. and fantlA "u Sunday were Mr
and Mrs. Arthur Russell Of t.llcnd;tIc.
infmcr Loves residents. and Mrs
Charles Porter of Milton at her resi-
d"ncc ON Mulberry street.
Mrs. Elizabeth l.. Ingram of Phla-
d"lphla. spent the Weekend i'm L"WcS
with her daughter. Miss Thclma In
gram and her brOther-iu-la and sis
ter. Lieutenant Commander and Mrs.
y. w. Marshall and daughter Joan at
their residence ON savannah Road.
Mrs Anthony Danr0W and daughter
Miss I'hyliSS DanrOW. spent Il few
days of this week in Washington. ID.
G.. visiting with friends and rcla-
tiVcS.
Miss Margaret Ilazzard spent tn,
past Weekend in Philadelphia Will
her aunt. MrS. Laura McGinnS and
her daught'r, Miss Mary Jane Nc
tiinnS
Louis g. I;ckards is confined to mi,
residence on LcWcS Beach hccalIsc oI
illness
Mrs James G Covcrdalr. Jr.. ma.
accepted u position at the Corner Gu
Rate store located on Second street
Mrs. CoVcrdalc'S husband is in tn,
United states Army. also her brother
James Palmer. son of Mr. and Mrs
Iindal Palmer.
Lieutenant Rupert O. Hall spent
few days of last week in LcWcS Will
Mrs. Hall and their two children
McIanlc and y. G.. at their Residence
ON Dewey avenue.
The Mizpah Sunday school class q
the Methodist Episcopal Church hclt
- business and social meeting at tn
home of Mrs. Catherine alderman Ol
Market street. Mrs. alderman is pres
idcnt of the class.
Mrs Hannah II. Morris has left 70
st. Petersburg. Fla. where she Wi
spend some time with her son. War
rant officer Albert Norris and hi
family
Samuel Marshall is confined in IN
Bcehe Hospital because of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. William p. CIifto
motorcd to Milford last week
Mrs. Charles j. richards has rt
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-02
BETHEL

Nn and Mrs Ernest Hastings.
Ml and Mrs. Charles iastmSS' "'
Ocean civ. Md. ana SCI. and MIS-.
Reuben Moore Jr. OF Rrh""o. y,
WcI, Sunday -ucsto oi MI an"
Mrs Reuben Moore. ol this town.
Mrs. Franklin Ross and dao-"-
ter. OF Berlin. Md. were town Wis
ltore This week
Miss Ruth Sply left "Wednesday
where She viii hr enrolled as
student nurse in the Union Me
mortal Hospital i'm Baltimore. Md.
Misses Elizabeth Ebay. oi Sea
ford. and Shirley Collins. o1 Laurel.
We're Weekend GUESTS ol Mrs. Nj
vcrda Elzcy and MIS-. Cora Moore.
Nr. and Mrs Charles Bennett
ana family OF SharptoWn. Md
were Sunday GUESTS OF Mr. and Mrs.
Cccll Wri2hI.
Ar. and Mrs. Russell WrI2ht, OF
Wilmu4ton. were Wcch-"nd guests
of the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Harvey Wright.
Tie Couut-On-Mc club WAS en-
roltaincd at The homo ot Mrs. Em-
ma I.arlimore ou Wednesday eye
ming
Mrs. Ida Massey i spending S"N-
cYal days with hrr sun-iu-laW and
dau4htpr Mir. and Mrs Melvin Prct-
lyman. in HHrhcson
Mn. and Ms Harry Nichols en-
tcltaincd the following guests Al
dinner ON Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs
Artey Nickcr~ and family. Of Iau-
eel. Mr. and Ms Irwin Taylor anC
children. oi GEORGETOWN. Mr.. an(
Mrs. tliShu Dean. of Seatord. Mr.
William Waller. ot ShIrptoWn. Mr
Gcor2r Williams. uf fredericksburg
Mr.. aEd Mrs JosQ h Wright anC
family. Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Slr
man and Gau4htcr. and Mr.. anC
Mrs Charles NickcrS OF this town
Mrs Arthur Furstcuhcrgcr. Mis-
Joan and Joyce Nichols. OF Ports
vile. and Misses PEGGY Moore. Ed
ma. Virginia and Eleanor Nichols
of this town The occasion was tn
10th Wedding anniversary. as wei
as th, 18th birthday of the daughtc
OF Mr.. and Mrs Nichols.
Ar and Mrs Harley IIasliu2
We're dinner guests Sunday of Nj
William Foord IN Milton
Mir and Nl* Karl Thompson, {
Scal0rd. We're dinner guests. Sun
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-02

'iil' 'HillS III ''l'tN lE' Hl"'l 'lijHG-
\nd cH,h h must have ~ share.
Nh'th'r 1T joy rr ~:,dIp,--
For HlI ". ulH-t i.r,I ,I:I,.'
Methodist Church
Rev. ThoS. BrInton. Prstor
Suud"N. March
=. iu- SUrU"H school Hnd l,"l. hIp
services viii hc t, ld ut th. h"nIo -
MY. aud Mr.. Cl3,nvlI- ~hoch}oH. L,l
a. hay" - good .tlrudaI,cr
Tho >Tjlt u~ou h.#r,lh uituc.s
with our -puIt That W" al,. ,iu. 'hI-
dron "f God Romans MIG
Scr-' AM Iamr~ Mil. ,ujo>,d 3. u,ck
,,nd With hi. Parents. Mr and Nj
James Mills. Sergeant All< H. .>
prctlnS to I,,>c am ,tghJ-d"H rllou&h
SOON.
Mr anI Mi Grau>tIp. s,iw.kl.> .r.
r"mpaul"d th"u cousin. MI. I.pla
!;lruc~, W n" tod h,,u jh,ir -lr-l to3
several days. to h"r huut u Spr,ul-
Ar and Mr. james MIL aud Mr..
and Mrs llaiNrH carey W,r. SUNDAY
evening guests "i Nr ard Mr> f..
Davis WntSou
Mrs. olivia I:rn*on and Mrs Harvey
Carey spent Tucoday i'm WIluiuGtuu.
Spruce mp. take heart and huld uu
nt'l success i~ plain.
For when you l""!t 'Ap"rt them
Roses viii bloom aEHiu,"
Nh, and Mrs Eugene Mills and
children Visited Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
M"rEau "f Lincoln ON SUNDAY .Nrtn-.
MIR. amt Mis-. Granville Shockl-y and
family ami MI>. Ethel Roberts spent
Friday cNcmuI with Mr and Mrs r.
Davis W;I-uu
Mrs. Gray Sh:rr, WHO ha~ hrru CON
tiird to hcr ron'r is SOMEWHAT IN
proved at this Writju@.
Miss l'hHlhS H,unctt 1ttrrd,d the
boat launching ut Baltimore.
Miss \IH1 Gentry nt tllDGflpfrh
spent Il week recently with her niece
and family. MIR. aud Mrs. Nuru3u cot
Inns. Mis- Gentry also visited ht'I
brother ami Wife. Mr.. and Nh. Frank
Reed In Iiliuid
Mr. ANA Mrs Charles Ingram and
Mr. and Mr., W. *. Brown nud Mj--
Alice Brown.
Corporal aud Mrs. Jay Watson aud
Mr.. and Mts. Norman liaIl Visited Air
alld Nh. Andrew Donovan on sunday
,'Nt ming.
SumGnl Dinner guests ot Mr.. aud
Mrs. f. Davis Watson We're Ml and
Mrs NulIrr Marvel pl Magnolia Mis-
Ida Eoosa o! Milford and Mr. ano
Mr. :. q. Armour of II"u.lon
Mr and Mrs. W. *. Brown and Mr.
and Mis-. Andrew Donovan visited Mr
ana Mrs. Stani"y HucN "n "Wednesday
evening.
Mrs Laura Watson. Mr.. I.ydia Sem
nett. Miss Gladys Bennett tnd Mr.. aut
Mrs Audr,W Donovan spent SuudH!
aftyrnoon with \lr. and Mrs iioWar,
AIGu and family
The Elephant sale hcld hl our In
dos Nid at TIN. home ot Nh ANA MI
Andrew Donovan was a hu-" success
There were g. present and S3".5n Wa.
cleared ON the sale our utW prt>i
dent. Mrs. Granville ShocklcY, Wa
encouraged 10y the splendid attend
ancc and the fine spirit of good tvl
loWship shown at thr meeting Tn
next Ladies' Aid viii meet at TN
home Of Alr. and Mis-. ElWood MlIi
on Tuesday evening. March Il. Let a
, plan to attend our aid meetings.
Something with more fun for aN
being planned Tor early spring. Com
and tint out just what it Is.
"t'hiu up keep SmiIluE.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-02
First Baptist Church
''Not t" he Ministcrcd Unto. But to Minister
Rev. Leon c. Nelson. Pastor
SlptI., N.,,.I

Sutd"I. March i
lo.o" -. IA. II,lo school Topl,.
'Jr~us Teaches Forgiven, So"
] -" H. m Morning Wor~hip ",
~aG". "rlr Nc,d ui Sclf ENaluinaiinI, q"
lt'r' Ptlon "t noW 'n"fmh,l., aud ub-
.'IN"oc" "f thu l.oid.: supper viii lal-
iUW TIN" IN, S~Hl;'.
$50 =. m Junior lliph and Senior
Hugh l"uu@ Fc"ric.. Grnur~ viii meet
go T.. a. lni"rD.al SONG Service.
tih i.lrhuS Worship Message, "Cru
(ou Afford ia" Lit i"u Alc I.jliIi4 49,
N"ndaA. A.'" y. m. Ehlc School
officers and teachers mcctjr% at fhc
;i .-ulllA'.
Wednesday,. 500 y. m Prayer aud
I;ihI" study IIorr at the Church.
Thursday, 500 =. IA. senior IIigh
'h"'r practice at ""@ N"ith Wa-hina-
iuii street
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-02

c"iNcd word that her husband, Pr-
Vat" thailcS j. IHckHrdS il now Soy
Ing with thr armed forces in GERMANY
Mrs Rodney Evans has accepted -
position as tclrtypc operator for the
Western Union TclcEraph Company.
which is located in the Norris Drug
Stor" on Second street. Mrs Evan.
may t." rvmclHh"r"d aS the former
Miss Grace Carpenter. daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. Paul f. Carpenter OF
LoWrS.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ernest I;atlcdgr and
family Visited Iu iiridGrvillr last Fri
day with Mrs. l;atlrdGc's parents. Nj.
and Mrs Hoh"rt l;irkard<
Mrs. Margaret Don,huc is i'll at her
h0in" ON Fourth street. Her many :,c-
puaintancrS wish her q speedy re
cuVcrN.
The Rod Cross Drivers Leaders a,..
their committee met at The T.. =. O.
on Tuesday evening, AT which time a
movie was given in regards To tn,
Red Cross work. Mrs. Gladys Toms.
chairman and ChHrlcS Mills. area
chairman OF LcWcS and vicinity. APP
peal 20 the public to make the drive
which started Thursday, March t. /;
success.
Chief Cimui.S;rN Steward .Iohn NJ
Quillcn of QuHkcrtoWu has been trans
t"rrcd from TIA" l."WrS Coast (iuHrt
Station 10 Boston.
Mrs. George II Downs entertained at q tur
key dinner on Sunday at her home on Savan
nah Road Her guests were Mrs Richart
Buckaoo. Mr. and Mrs Gordon Councilman
Eldon Buckaoo. Mr and Mrs G A Henning
Of Frederca. Mr. and Mrs r b Kelley an,
Richard OF Dover. Mr and Mrs William
Buckaloo ana NJ. and Mrs Henry Buckalo
of Lewes and Seaman Second Glass Marla
Walls OF The WAVES.
Dr.. and Mrs. William c. PrOus,
of Lewes, returned home Saturda,
of last week after spending severa
weeks at Fort Myers. Florida.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-02
The Presbyterian Church
The Church ON the Plaza"
Rev. John N. DeChant. Minister

SIldnH. MARCH
IT, a. iu. Sunday school Mr.. j.
II. Gusd"u. Superintendent.
~ oU u. ll Worship aud Sermon.
Topic. "Thc tt'otjon. y discussion
"f Nllf,t ~ ri lhc Reformed Faith"
. 100 = rl luuIoi Society. Mrs. Geo
Shactfri. tr1d,.i.
G..u = m YOUNG Peoples Society.
Thu-daN Narch ! Tho Hnnl meet
in@ in lhy church Night discussion
>rIs"e u,, ."rhr Church and World or
der" tut p up
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-02
FREDERICK

~ taa'> Fisher. on" of ON
oidce, residents. PASSED away last
Wrch 'u the Ncu Hospital al Do
Nci. Fuuo.W aea} ices We're held
1u Sunday urtruouu in Trinity
Methodist Chi.rh conducted by IT,"
Rcl. u +, Wood Mr.. Fisher Was
W.ll RESPECTED. and WIS - years OF
a@c H.. Is survived by his TWO
SONS. Ii1riN and Claude. of Fred
erica. several 4rundduu-hjcrs, Miss
fMIliI i@iI"g nurse OF the Della
VA. Hospital MIS-. Clara Hashold.
sew NIeNi,o. Miss Lillian Fisher
md Miss Edna Man Fisher. of Fred
r1os Ther. NaS an abundance
oI tio.ul offerings Intrmrnt was
mad" a Hurctt's Chapel Cemetery
IN and Mrs J. i. Gricr enter
tanned last wcrk-cud on Washing
TONS birthday at Moorp's rcstauI-
alll. Mr. and Mrs Carol Street an,
sons. Richard and Andrew. O
North Hills, IA. seaman John
olsen and Mrs. Olsen. View Lon
don Conn Mr. and Mrs nowar,
Warren and duuGhtcr. Joan. &
Milford
~ Trinity Methodist church las
Sunday incoming. Mrs. Julia Camp
or and Ncv. y. T. Wood each san.
a soto accompanied with Mrs. Los
t." J.. Carlisle at the organ. Tn,
choir sang tho chorus
Mrs !iclh11 nodd. ot East or
aa@'. \. J.. MAJ. Go 1upel - Nil
Iona Case last Thursday.
Mrs Sarah Johnson ANA mothci
Mrs. Saillv Williams. Spent Satut
G3y in WiImiu2tun.
Arthur DIrbio spont the wocl.
end with friends in Dover.
t.!..a III, t.d taurhtcr. Sa1ld4 ZEE
=. saa y! colbert Brt,s and son Rooe
:."r3 Walrt no'.e OF ne $ Na,y. *;
'oae,. it ~ .ld-c. Nd On Sunday
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-02

". rod, with the hn-ht~ in search
q, tho lIol> Grail and sometimes
aimed Il t4j.l glimpse Of it Arthur
u.ay hagy Ia->,d har he viii eNrI
5t. iu ouI memory
.9u.-du> FcuuHH - The lo-I
1o>- Iial,G q Basketball game With
t'c IllA -fadr hoy III noon The
p!aN.5~ were.
T,arh Grade Fob Ea}ro. Harry
Wallis. Sonny Kemp Geol-e Mat
an. jack Tease.
Eleventh Grade Et,nard Emo
H. Monte Euh!c. GiIhcrl Wilkins.
I"efn. Watsol Henry Saunders.
H,tcler: lplck Barto
Freshman News
l.Y uiL'h Grade -ii~ arc SER
o.-tl cu.a@,d in 11e preparation q.
l,IHtn,. meals w are trHin@ To
is. a- aau> substitutes a. ro>-l-
tI.. Sui 4ttll retain Tie old ash
icH." 'IAul.
IT.. t,2. and -itl> both Ina, %
tl~h.Ihali -a;.t,- scheduled Ion
1hi- A,uh $ uich ", hnpc to Win.
Hradc Ei@ht
IT,, ri"hta -laGc 2irIs recent.
.h,t apIrtjiua breakfasts ul
iluG, I.suHumicS E@4~. bacon. lis
cults. cucu@. ,rD,al. fruit and mu
Ius jlc .ouHr selections from III,
...eHr-. Il,-. m.ls were serve,
uG4io~ W. lass period and a.
uuuu
Nh, t., ai.l. ar. coohiu4. tn,
Toy: a:r A4>!n4 puppets in Mamie
IIuiuiue class.
81 ui-sin- skip" NayhcW. VIII,
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Milford chronicle., 1945-03-02
CHURCHES In MILFORD
The Avenue Methodist Church
Tho House If Happiness"
Rev. Frank Herson. D. o.. Minister

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