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The Omaha guide., 1945-06-09
QUOTES
OF THE WEEK

This is no time for windy
platitudes."-Prime Minister
Winston Churchill.
eve don't go for women no.
boes"-Uoboes of Amcr.ca, Inc,
barring them as members.
Government can't put 0,000,-
600 people to work-there
wouldn't be anyone left to pay
the bills" Warner C Sudsey
Co., Cleveland.
"In this nation and in this
State the right of the individual
holds the basic priority."-Gov.
Dwight Griswold, Nebraska.
II am for a free press in Ger
many, and everywhere elsc."-
Director Elmer Davis, Owl.
"Never did so many wait for
so Iittle!"-SpoEesmGn for
| Washington reporters, awaiting
| OWL hdndout.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-26
THE NOME NUGGET

often than it has usually been published at Nome Hi. Another meeting of the staff will be held this Friday, so be on the watch for our first publication of the North Star"
 Wednesday was big day around Nome Hi for the first re- port cards of the term came out. Quite a few students will make the honor roll. Those whose grades are not all they hoped for have resolved to do better during the coming six weeks.
 lst and End Grades
 Each child is making a Jack-o- Lantern out of a box and painting it orange. These children were neither absent nor tardy for the first six weeks: John Bergamas- chi, Chuckie Fagerstrom, Mary Jeanne Boucher, Madeline Mogg, Rose Mary Pierce and Helen Sah- lin These enrolled late but were not absent nor tardy after they enrolled: Robert Dunbar, Vernon Carlson, and Henry Blatchford. MT. Hyndman, Carolyn's father, has made water pans for paints for the entire room. Now we can make pictures with our water color paints.
 3rd and 4th Grades
 Ronald Anderson left Wednes-
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-26
School News
By JULIA SILVERMAN

A meeting of all the students who are interested in working on inc North Star," our school pa per, was held this week and it was found that there are a number of students who have a sincere de- sire to put out a good school pa
 per. It was decided that our goal is to get the North Star" out ev- cry two weeks, which is more
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-26

day for Kingston, Washington, where he will continue his fourth grade work. The classes of his room enjoyed little treat and an hour of games as a farewell to Ronald. The art class under Mrs. Judish has completed pottery bowls in correlation with an Indi- an project being carried out in the third and fourth grades. The bowls have hardened and are soon to be painted with Indian designs. Karen Grill, Carol Marie Eager strom, LeRoy Reader, John Wass- mann, and Mary Joan Thompson had perfect attendance records for the first six weeks. The fourth grade girls comprise the commit tee for planning the Halloween party. They have many good ideas and the party promises to be great fun. Tess Bronson brought paper plates for everyone to make decorative masks.
 5th Grade
 Our class was glad to get their report cards this week. Some of our new books arrived. We were very glad to get them, as some pupils have had to study together. We are all going to work hard to make our folks proud of us. Mrs. Dunbar read for our "Recreation- al Reading Class" a story about a ten-year-old boy with 'bas-relief freckles', who was kidnapped. We enjoyed this humorous story.
 9th Grade
 This week we have been happy to get some of our new text books. We are hoping our new History and Arithmetic texts will be com ing soon. We are happy to well come Bobby Petersen, David Will oya and Harold Charles to our room. In Art we have been study ing leaves and have some inter esting drawings on display. We also have made some Halloween masks, some of which are horrible looking. Since report cards came out this week some of us think we
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-26
Forecast And eWeather Report
 Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the United States Weather Bureau, Nome, Alaska.
Friday, October 26, l945

Friday, October 26, l945
 Forecast Nome: Cloudy with snow today and Saturday. Strong southeasterly winds today, becom- ing fresh southerly Saturday. Lowest temperature Saturday morning 28, highest temperature Saturday 33.
 Nome data as of 7:30 am. to- day: Precipitation last "A hours 0.08 inches. Total precipitation this month O.74 inches.
 Temperatures last "A hours: highest 29, lowest II. q Maximum wind last "A hours 40 miles per hour from the south east, with gusts up to 50 miles per hour.
 Sunrise at 7:29 a.m., sunset at 4:O5 pm.
 Comparative data:
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest 25, lowest 10.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907: lowest 9 in 1927,
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-26
could work a little harder. 7th and 9th Grades

could work a little harder. 7th and 9th Grades
 The girls in Home Economics made mullins. They were good but the best ones were Rita Tie mer's and Bessie Stanley's. The girls in the seventh and eighth grades in Physical Ed. are now playing basketball with the High School girls. The boys have Phys ical Ed. while the girls have Home Ec. Their teacher is MT. Thomp- son.
The Nome nugget., 1945-10-26

highest 46 in 1911.
 Data for other selected stations as of 7:30 am. today:
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

THE MYSTERY Of What hap
pened 10 the cinema $ favorite de-
tect!ve team, during the past few
wears was S0tvrri yrStc-Gay - -t-rc
tinted Artists Theater whore the
new DaShiel Hammet 'Whodunu
Sarn. The Thin Man Goes Home
opened
William Powell and Myrna 10y
are together again as the wise
cracking SleuihS in the persons
q Mex and Nora Charles Ana
n complete the family picture
there's Asia, the wire-haired ter
rler.
This Is the first time that film
fans are introduced 10 Nick s par
ertS. a lovahle old couple por-
trayed hy Lucille Watson and
Harry Davenport
IN this chapter. Nick and Nora
employ their usual hanterlnC non
sense unusually long before ac-
tusllv rlunClnc into action IN
search Of tho killer" who Is in
eyiiahlv on hand IN these Ham
nett stories. The reason Is prob
ably 70 Get fans used 10 Nicks
father. a small town doctor who
has always diSapproved Of h is
son's profession.
The only reason for Nlck-s Alslt
horne Is 10 rest and perhaps re-
gain his fathers confidence or
respect But Nora starts tho ac-
ton rolling by telling newspaper
reporters that her husband is IN
town on a secret investigation
Mhen This Is revealed -slIneE-
sleuth Charles vacation ends.
Townspeople question him As 10
his new case and every one be-
gins 10 suspicion each other until
murder occurs on the Charles
very doorstep,
There's a merry chase begun
almost Al once. with Nora un-
knowingly in possession Of the
vital. clue. a hand-painted picture,
which she purchased for Nick s
birthday.
After two murders and about
one hour and 10 minutes of track
inG down suspects. the lnfalhhle
master detective corners all sus-
pected principals, gathers them
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Powell, 10y Revive
Thin Man at United
By WALTER STEVENSON

I'm his fathers laboratory and
proceeds 10 a logical conclusion
OF the case.
Ae-ssa an ,j-telI- -aihst 3%aFeR-Esas
used for the killings SIMPLY be-
cause n would spoil the plot for
YOU Thin Man movleGoerS How
ever. A hint as 10 the eNll one 5
identity is that he, or she, IS the
least suspected person.
This fifth chapter of the Thin
Man series Is a bit slower than
others. II appears 10 drag al
times. but finally works into an
interesting mystery plot
II YOU arc Powell-Loy fan.
you'll certainly enjoy It,
The second feature on the bill
is Gentle Annie % with James
Craic. Donna Reed and Marjorie
Main.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Film Time Clock

ADAMS NoJy and Ne II n J 80
F,iasnes. i2I7. an. ; a.? 50. 10 so
3 n.
RRoAnV VAY-CAPIToL Its Pleasure q"
II A N las, 47A : 77n lolS 2 m
HiFhpopcrsd l24O. s2S, e.l5, 9 10
3.
FISHER Rnde hy MiNsEt" a., AZ.
s-7l frenchmAnS Creek -
FoX- Tree Grows IN Rfooklyn" q II,
- - Aa---la- = 4i-F-f'4-
MADISON. Ftsnchmans Creek N
az III. As ssSp
MlCHlGA>- kssp Your FoSS'T DRY
Docks of New York" IL 40, } 81. 6 a..
2 u r. m
FALMS.sTATE - Tomorrov the World
II NJ - "a, : p, ~ ~ 3 m J.
There Goes Kelly 2 %, } 81, -
ITLE>EwS - Newsreels and short subjects
from A. m - u ? m
TNITTD ARTISTS Gentle Annie" II
n 2lA S7s s42 m The Thin
Man Goes Home, II IS. , 40. SIS. 1907
= ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Special Stamps

BARRY SULLIVAN, who plays
the romantic lead in "Duffys
Tavern" stamps all his mail with
the special Scent stamp issued
last winter to commemorate the
50th anniversary of motion pic
lures.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
.Krim Theater
Aids CIothineDriv

IN A move 10 enlist the support
of tee gers in the current
United Nations Clothing Relief
Drive, the Krim Theater, Wood
ward Al Six Mile road. is offering
free admission Saturday 10 every
child who brings an article Of
clothing, whole or part, 10 the
ihcatcr.
The screen fare will he Cabin
in the Sky, The Master Race
and chapter nine of The Black
Arrow.
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-03
PRIME HOOK NECK

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ar2o rccciv-
cd Il letter from their grandson
Pie. Walter Dcrlicksun Marvel. -
years old, Who is serving his coun-
try. with the Marines ON OkinaWu.
that he is back to his duties now.
after being in hospital there for
five days Tor treatment oI injuries
received when he was knock, Il
unconscious from 4 Shell blast
Ills parents. Mr.. and Mrs Gran
willie Marvel OF Milton. were notified
Of his condition by the govern
ncnt
Reese Stevenson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Stevenson. was sent to
Fort Dix last week To be assigned
to camp for his basic training
Tor the Army.
Mrs Richard Stevenson ana son
Billy are spending Il few weeks
with Mr. SteycnSon's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. ElWood Stevenson ut Wa
pies Pond. Mr.. Stevenson Of Du-
nellen, y. j.. spent the Weekend
with his family here.
Houston Wilson IS at The RccbC
Hospital this week for treatment
We wish i'm a speedy return to
health and activity.
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-03
DAGSBORO

Ms S..:. H.a~l.- and dau-A-
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y ..a -. +. ..d Ms Floyd
H.a.vH q: Baltimore, W.., DINNER
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4..a Ne> r..a BAH, al ne o.d
III. a.'.~' homestead ~. l->'
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Miss t..ct pa.-rl Wuu uud,.uru'
a.. oH.. ..'.,A IT,. apu,nd.,lf.~ on
I.H. -Gal II .a~f W-~n Ntr is lr-
,'t'.t.- t.,r.>
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a.u st-.I.oa ii I'umt,Ipula uno
NJ aao M.~ " r. G.y M.d Fl
Mvaa G..H ut MS My,flo Huiurl
"'.' "ta"". guests ot NJ aud Ms
+ II H.chm4a on Mo.4ay
NJ and M.s rmup Wrs, %! PM
ld' .pA!;, u.r >prudIuu ta- W,.rL
with NJ. and All> Alis.d Huj,lu4
iEtu
N.~ P.r~ron West and mother
Ms> EHolHu iimupn.lo~ and Mis-,
J"n"''" N!,hvsS cuIird 81. M an,
>I.- / Il W,~t ll Ny~, viii,
..,s brrn Way ILL., but Acty luucl
lmr."r,d ID Tins ,.mr
Ms raal c!o.- ana Gau.h,cl
HrtrIiy jam grtuned home sun
day tton 'ho Peninsula Ho-mtA
Il. Salisbury
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-03
CHURCHES in MILFORD
The Avenue Methodist Church
The House Of Happiness"
Rev. Frank Herson. D. D., Minister

Sunday. Auau.,r =. lai5
g e. ~ Sumn'I >r>~jou - tine
I lur"h school NV SERIES ui lc>-uf~
I I"~'.lN stad"d -ch"ul With rooms and
& la--' s lul ,tll He,~
II Il" Il. M Mutuiup Worship and
~"tiu"n summer :ilDudaN Services
h'. ulul~t't Wli pIr;tch Sti.nr,.
md Visitors cordially W,.h.uit,.d
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-03
Pilgrim Holiness Church
South East Front Street
Charles w. Baker, Pastor
Sunday, august =. lal5

= -NTTtTI~T
30 .. IN Sunday school. Hubert
lH>~ waters. superintendent
! ."n q m Preaching.
q" y n. Musical song and prais,.
: go y. M. Prcnchiup.
iL"N'r meeting "Wednesday evening
at 80 O'clock
W" want 10 invit" You to our s.r-
Nl'".; ais" "'it Sunday school W.. hay.
Glasses ior all ages
Special invitation to those Who 20
t" no church school We invite. Won
com" with uS. g't acquainted with
"'If fin" group OF boys and gitlS and
sodlN teachers. Parents could not Il.
n"fl"r thlng Tor th'lr children th,t
S"nd or hrinr thrm I" Sunday school
our motto; Pray. Plan. Come.
Work F."
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-03
MILFORD NECK
Milford Neck Methodist Church
Rev. David r.. wood. Pastor

Sunday, August }
Sunday school services at > p
III. Harvey Thompson. supcrinrcn-
dent church services At > y. nj.
by the pastor.
Mr.. and MIS-. Charles French.
Jr, and family Of Milford. Mr.. sand
Mrs. John French and family ut
Ltwrs and Mr. and Mrs. Joe PEN
ucl and daughter OF Slaughter
Neck were Sunday dinner guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles French
81
Mr.. and Mrs William Bowdcn of
Chester. Pa, is visiting at their
home in Milford Neck this week.
Little Rcba Mucklu is spending
this week with her grandparents.
Mr and Mrs Avery Clendauicl of
near Frcderica.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Pierce Of
Chester. Pa. spent til" Wcrk "uu
with Mr.. and Mrs John Lon2bG-
thHn OF Bic Stone Beach.
Mr. and Mrs Albert webb. Ill.
and family OF Houston ana MIR.
ana MIS-. W llllam Webb ana fam
lily spent Sunday afte,nuon }Iith
Mr. and Mrs. +. a. Webb. .I.. and
son Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Raymond
of Marcus Hook. Pa. We're week
end guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Chester
lIaymoud and SON Johnnie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Wiley and
son. Joshua. Jr. were Friday sup
per guests of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Tucker OF Greenwood
Mrs. Leslie Grcenly is very i'll
At this writing with the grippe.
Miss Florence Clough is spend
Ing two weeks at Slaughter Beach
with friends of Dover
Mr.. and Mrs James Galloway
and family of Frederica visited Mr
and Mrs Edwin Short and daueh-
tors last Sunday
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-03
First Baptist Church
''Not Ia be Ministerrd into. But 10 Minlste
Rev. Leon c. Nelson. Pastor

IL oo a m i;hh :'ci.,"l Gl.,ia
h.s~uus Tor aIl cIa>>.~ thluuph Muh
rhoul young I"upI Julu our grow Z
Iup -chrol 1h"ui:- llouud, 81. ..ul,,t
Il,l,.ild,.ili
II. .ou - m N"ualnp Wur-hp I;r>.
t.. = Gnh-ou ul Ititod, i'lla. a t"r
'u,I passion. Wjll hI!ug tir u.--;,..'.
"a = ~. Tin. 4iuuu~ Winch t,Hu-
GIrlN iu,'l nl 1fl~ hunu Nlll mot u',I
~,rc'. ur,u> ."t Ih"tn Wlll h' 1T IItr
tinuk
"a y m lulnrnal ~oua $,f>ic,
aud E>rnlu9 WoI~hp Message h>
E"N /. r 'ih-on
W Wtdfr.~duN. g. IN Prayer tiui
hfil" th, ulr.~:tG,.
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-03
The Presbyterian Church
The Church ON the Plaza
Rev. John M. DeChant. Minister

SUNDAY. August ;. lai5
=, % u Sunday School Nj j
y tol'ion. superintendent
II %" = ~ Worship and sermon
I"r'. ''"d' World Tn br> Land d
VII t'' occupied 10y Rev. Richard Vi
Nu~S'n. pastor of tn" Sherwood Pre-.
h>t.rlHn Church, Washnttun - e.
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-03
Calvary Methodist Church
Werner. S. T. NJ. Ministe

I. T. Wtrher. 5. 7. NJ. Minister
Sunday. August >. 1913
l".oo q, IN Church S,luul .l,,i,,,
" Ilkms. Superintendent Glasses Ion
all ae,@
II n q. m Worship Sermon lA
lhr Minister Lessons IN clay
Tins schedule OF services WI pr,.-
N"I 'ht"uthout Aueu-t and Tin. IN 81
NuudnN in September
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-03

i.hu 4 Wilson. S+auan tils,
Glass T. :. \. 4 i. son OF Nt
Aa MIS-. IoAA W.l-ou. ., Milton
.a- ars..ed AT ,L~ worlds largest
.oAai .-eeitu.- station. Uuir al
NE L : Naval Training ami UI~-
r..hI.ti.A enter 10. s-cla~~lI.,a-
non and further u~.i-uu~nt WI
-un Aa- ,r"a IL NJ Nay -
iuoA'A- serving a. member III
tAr AtAed Guard ctr~ aboard
lu.to naAt ALPS, IT, wears H.
: ri.cau and tIuoprau theatre
l.ahoA-. a." latter ~Itu one ha't.y
'a..
I,,Au.eal sergeant Chal.-s VI
IaA-. b.otA-. ol Mass H~rty Juu~
raHri ~ Milford is rAprtt..d
moan, .otnr'liA- du:iue TIN. mouth
% August :eie-uAt Palu-. l,-
r.l..d u.d.t~ Transferring AIn
I.o.a II. %'ttea.u All Field. il
-jsf.arif Grr!uan! ON The l>th 81
July sine, Ih,u IL, has Visited
pnti@. whl.~ awaiting 4 shp lol
,.ot.l'. s"HHi Palmer. mo Il III
1hy Army Ar Corps, has served -
months otrr~ca, III Africa Sicily
Italy! southern Fraucr and tirl-
:n.I.
Ju.rrh ". Wells. -. son oi Mn
.Ad \u- Geor-v Il Wells. -
lark- AIcuue Milford. has been
promoted to sergeant in The radio
section oI The 7th Troop tallirt
-4uadruu Il 18th Ail Fore. uniI
lItlu- "-31 aircraft in italy
SERGEANT Wells. Who has just
completed his l""oth hour in III,
"lr. vas @tuduatcd from Milton,
l3sh Ichopl Before entering the
hlr torc" il September. l9i2. Ii,
.."sk~d IL fhe accounting depart
r.eut OF rt, Milford Trust Cou.pa-
ny O|ei4euS since November. l"43
H., haas, been awarded rhe All MEDIA
Ni'h unr OAK Leaf cluster. am
wars BATH" participation hlouI'
t.r. Tor th- Italian. Halhau an,
-uuiA..rn IIuHcc caMpuI<n>.
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-03
HARRISON

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aat at'.t...: -.->'> i. Bates l..
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;. +.a.'. Hsa~. -at- >-.-
posse u.faaaN pa1y III aoAot ot
~. aa.- at~l. NJ. Catavgur t..A-
.-.>'s =. .HdaE anniversary Oh.
Satutau> -.rI.us has T.osr Auu
-tltE"G 'ur party VIZ. as follow,
A.:, Catherine FaYkl.a.sI and tou.
e...o.r:. MIS-. Lrta WanMaton
and 4it- EaltA kus>c.. and 4..r.t
li.~ Nils kus>ru tum Gro.-...
r.. Roy jo.~s ana Me. N. ana
Mis-. Aiu-.t Davidson and hut,
t"u@A-oc Jo Ann Nj ma Mis-
iiat.y Huet Mrs lara hoppl.
Mas Wallace koppir and It.r -oA
F.tGl" A!a> on",-.. Dudd and tWu
u'l.. sous uad he. guest Miss
Wy. 4, MA>uu ii CAcsteitowu Md
AT. a t~rH enJoyublv rt,Alu4
.cr ..au. and nm, uun.,. mad cak.
N~." huuHJIulIy served. Mrs
atkuaIst received many nm. ana
U9.lu. siltS Al late hour me
guests Departed wishing he. uuu>
u4o.r .rtulns uI TIN day
Mrs M.liir Russell ut GruI-ta is
spcLd.ue her Vacation With MlS
EoItl klssrN aad 1T rh.~ Writlug
they a3" >prudlu- paIt ol til,
week. With Mis- Thomas Ayers Il,
Rrhoboth
Miss My.tl~ Wilson Of Chester
toWn Md has been sprnd!ns Il
lev days NTH cun>ArIl Dodd and
family
Nj ana Ms William prarynlal
and M and Alr~ Lloyd Davidson
.Ir lahlus a ten day Trip u4.oa4i
New lo'h S1at'. as Nell u9 utAcl
p.aa'~ ot intrlr>r 1T thi~ wrlrIn-
HI.iam Davidson I'll W.hu.u4ro!
t. SPENDING some fuuc With Mrs
\o.a Ennis and family
Harvey Pruucl and family. uItrl
NlslrA. ItrhubolI ANA oak Ouhui,
ON sunday sp"M The evening w1l
hl~ h.ofh'a l!Alou rruJ-l and Ram
.ll n.at Eiid4.NIu"
Nj and Ms Gvorsr simple
"c.r Saturday yyruiu4 guests e.
Mr. and Mrs S',Ncu Hud~ul
THE Home demonstration CMi
,uioHrd 4 du4-i, rousl on Krho
both Erach on "Wednesday u.4h
last l. Was welI attended All p,
ported Il tlnr time
Several from TINS Vicinity attend
cd til" krut ana SusS,A Fair 4
HARRINGTON th~ past week.
Mr. and Mrs Itoherr Nrasry wcr
Sunday afternoon guests OF Nj an,
Mrs Howard Burton OF nra Nil
tom Nh. Burton is seriously IL
All and Mrs Ntasey also calIc
on Nh and Mrs Gror4. Simpler.
The Broadkilu Poultry Plant j
iIarbrsOu is running at full cupu,
ity employing All local help
Little Gladys Jefferson OF nca
Milton. is spending sometime Wit
her aunt and uncle. Nh and Mn:
benjamin Waplcs
Mls. Lora Anlcrbuch and GcorS
| Rust were dinner guests of VI
, ana Mis- l.. +. Ma-uu on $undu
afternoon
Miss Jean Stewart of Philade
Z pima has returned To her home "a,
ter spending sometime with he
/ aunt Mrs Lrt1 WARRINGTON an
. family
I Services Sunday as usual. Sun
day school at lo Il. III. Prcachin
r at ! a. III.
: Nh and Mrs John Williams ,
New Jersey have returned To the
/ home after spending . week vii
! Mr.. and Mrs oscar Carpenter.
Willard Neasry. who has been
Uncle Sans service uvcrsca
! while being on 3o-dny turloug
Il ne and his VIII" Of Chester. Pt
:. have been spending sometime Wit
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-03
Christian Science Society
Branch Of The First Church Of Christ
Scientist. in Boston. Mass.
Meets In Milford Grange Hall

i0HfI'IIN. .NW.IrT ,, I'D
Subject of TIM Ssou-sermon -
''LoNr."
services every Sunday at II Il. IN.
Sunday school ~ sam" hour.
"Wednesday evening nltrtiUr FIRST
" dir. day IN zach month at = l. IN
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-03
st. Johns X. {. Church
First Independent Church
Marshall Street
Rev. c. W TaYlor. Pastor

Sunday, Nu2u.t =. l'l1
1u.oo Il. m Sunday School.
II nu "a. IN. I'rrnchiu. service.
90" y. m thildr,u's Service.
t. J.. IA E.Nnul,hstlc services.
Tu,~d1Y Childr,l's ~.iVtcr .un +
m. Bib" StudN. 80 ~.
Friday Chlldr.n'~ S"INfc" zoo y
y. nl
l'laun"lpraph Talks each scrvic" l.,
tht. pastor
\ ChlL-tInn MeIcnmt nMlits You.
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-03
MAGNOLIA

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and Mis- Il T. .>.a..>o.
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III bua> aAd MIS- Elizabeth
SeuWutfl attended II, iaur4u III
Ms Kot..' Eo,. u' Cuu.rn I'LL.
Md Wlrh iAt,.m,hr a' C,unrNlI.,
Ala Th,H ~'oprrd ~ amp GUyu,-
roa 70 t.>.r Ms ScLWa.fl.~ 4tund-
SONS p"AuIr aad Huni4, SeA~s.tl
ui Dow.
Mss Jane Ho, spent lis. >~vh
al H.uobofu
An and Ms HoA4ld Williams
aud son Howard attended thr la
laaai ou NoudaI ut t..IraGa., ol
y " liuu~cma.
Nj and Mrs Charles Na,. and
oAlIdlrl. $3s:... Sa..,. sam aua
sidney 81 IaltImu.. W.@o guests
pa %uaua> Oh Ms J f. W.agro.
lnd spent 'hc day AZ I,-uoao;u
NJ: and As~ Na.pA Du,a.u aue
ta04lr-g NNu,H or N.dd.-tuWu
Ms DAISY bono}uu ol Smyl. aut
Mrs CaHl l,md ot rM.HG~.phl,
A,rr un,H.ua guests ol E.l au;
Ms II \ N.ch.ue m. Tuesday
M aad MIS- II T. Muu, tuD
d4U4At,. Joyce Wri~ .u,-'~ on
Sunday ol T. \ SApI,y G C. "
T. : \ K aAd Ni. $Ap.,y @
Wyouln@
MI and Mrs F.4uh K~lIar .
Baltimore and Miss K.la KvIla
ol Stat" CoIlr4r Pa. visited Nl
ud Ms ! II krilar last week.
Mrs MARSHALL Hart WaS marroi
u houos ut til, Mor-uu Mary,
Mcddn- at th" Houston Church or
. Saturday evening the groom briG
I hrt hrothrr Who has recently re-
turned nom service in rhc Sou,
Pacific
/ MIS- Karc Reynolds spent sun
day with her sister Mrs Brsl
4 Hart Corporal Franklin Richards
who has returned from the Euro
pran area Was also Il guest OF hi
aunt Mrs Hart
his mother Mrs Addic N-asry am
hro1h,-r. John Neusry After h> 81
days is M. hr wl.l report Ion dut
~ Philadelphia.
Mr. ANA Mrs A.t.a. &m'h M
and MIS- l.. f AlaSou and Nh
Cora Prcttynau Wrr, Friday -,
, ming guests OF Nh and Mrs Rol
Il clt Nrasry. The cycuin4 WAS sp"l
iii music and singing and ON WcC
+ ncsday afternoon and evening NJ
: and Mrs. Frank Leverage Wei
their guests
II Mrs RathcI Reed of Chester. Pa
! has been spending somctin" Wit
Il her mother. Mrs Addie Ncasc.
who is in very poor health.
II Bates Baker is in very po,
;, health also
a new born bear is about III
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