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Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
Personal Happenings

Miss Sue Munson of Wilmington
spent the past week end with Miss
Sarah BarCus.
Miss Mildred Walls and Miss
Mildred Hammond were in Phila-
oelphla three days this week
Mrs. !. ID. Short who is in the
Memorial Hospital following an
operation is favorably improving.
Mrs. B. D. Steen and son. Ser
geAnt Stanley Steen. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Stccn this
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Amos Stayton of
Edgcmoor We're guests at the Dra-
per cottage at Slaughter Beach re-
Gently.
Miss Jean Kitchens who is at
tending Beacon College spent the
weekend with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Bradford Kitchens.
MIR. and Mrs. George II. Draper
and sons have retnrned to THEN
home on Church Street after
spending the summer at Slaughter
Beach
Mrs. Fred W. Deck and Fred W
Deck. .Ir., of Washington were
overnight guests of Mr.. and Mrs
&. Marshall Townsend ON Thurs
day of last week
Mr.. and Mrs James Ahrahams
who spent several days with tn,
Drapers at Slaughter Beach. re
turned to their home at Long Is
land. y. Y, on Monday.
Rev. John NJ DcChant. ministe
of the First Presbyterian Church
WAS in Baltimore on Monday AM
Tuesday He attended Scmina
for minister's Dr. William Lcish
man of Lewes accompanied him.
Miss Jean Wilkins. daughter O
W. -. Wilkins. left on Sunday fo
Newark to enter the University c
lJtld ware. MISS w llklHS WAS
member of the June graduatin
class of the Milford High School
Mr.. and Mrs. E. y. HOlZmucllC
| will spend this week end in Wash
: inGtOn with Lieutenant Colon,
and Mrs. Opie Chancellor and h
present for the first birthday ann
Vcrsary of their granddauGhte
!. Ann Opic Chancellor. October Is
4 Miss Adele +. Warren. daught,
!. of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wa
t rem. u ~ W Front street. Mi
Il ford is enrolled as Junior in II
College of Liberal Arts at Syracu,
University. whore she is maiOrir
in journalism More than 1853 st,
Z dents have registered for the fa
+ term AZ Syracuse and final rCgi
y trati0n tGWcs ar" expected 10 t
It tai over $500. Included this year
! the LARGEST freshman class i'll Z
81 history of the university in Whit
2.llt students are enrolled.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
Guardsmen To Try
New Radio Sunday
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Should this radio prove success
ful." Major Buckalew continued.
1t is hoped the Guard will be able
to secure more sets and use them
ON field maneuverS in the future.
Such sets could keep regiment and
battalion headquarters in contact
with the most advanced command
post" Major BuCkalew pointed out
that should the Guard he able 10
enlarge its radio Sct-up il would
he able to contact all units in Del
aware. whereas now, this is not
always possible due to the rush on
telephone calls.
Before. when the Guard Travelled
in convoy. one of the duties of the
rear guard was to signal To the
driver of his truck. with the aid OF
a piece of string. when another
truck behind was slowing up or
leaving the convoy because of trOu-
BILE If a truck in front broke down
or stopped. the rest of the convoy
behind this truck was held up un-
til word was passed on down the
line to "Closc the gap.
With the new tWO-Way radios.
the operator ON the vehicle with the
set can radio the commander and
tell him that the truck in front or
behind him is falling out of the
convoy and orders can he given
Immediately for the convoy to con-
tnue A jcep can then so to the
aid of the distressed vehicle and.
in case it has to stay behind. in
structions to the driver can be
given almost before the truck
comes to halt.
A board Of officers was appoint
ed by Colonel fIeinel recently tO
investigate the possibilities OF Il
, distinguished badge to he worn by
expert" guardsmen. Although the
badge will be different from the
Army's Infantry Badge. it will he
ON that same pattern. 1t will he
given to guardsmen who have j.;
years service in the Guard, who
have attended at least - per cen
of the drill nights. and who pass :
written and oral examination be
fore board of officers.
Corp William T. Grusscmeyer o
Company +. captured the shoot a
the New Castle rifle range Sunda.
with a score of 9S out of a possible
100. Second high was Private Hen
ry : Saunders. .Jr.. of Company Z
Milford. who shot 96.
Approximately 100 men partiCi
patcd The average score WAS abOu
s. ont of possible 100. Majo
Walter NJ. Deputy was range Off
Ger. assisted by First LiCutcnan
Relic DchOta. Second Lieutcnan
John j. Hall. Second Lieutenan
Leslie G.. Greenlcy, First IieutCn
ants William u. kimmel and Fran
els j Reese.
When the Guard leaves on il
convoy trip next Sunday anon
the vehicles will he three armOrc
scout cars. II is hoped hefor" thu
time. these cars. including one icCl
will be armed with 80 calihr" mt
chine guns. The jrcp will /
mounted with - calibrc machiU
gun.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
Milford Grange Notes

Milford Grange will hold it's
Booster Night meeting ON Satur-
day evening. September 80, in the
Milford Grange Hall
An indoor picnic supper will be
served. all members are requested
to bring u covered dish for their
families and friends. Tables, Cof-
fee and bread will he furnished by
the grange Members please bring
your own sugar.
Members will please be present
hy $50 p. m. if possible
/ a special program is being pre-
pared.
|. Donald Jester. our worthy
master. would like every member
to he present: let's make this :
real Booster Night for Milford
Grange
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
HOME DEMONSTRATIONS NOTES

The Millwood Club will meet in
the hall on Wednesday afternoon
at two o'clock, October 3rd.
This will he a full afternoon for
the club. There will be a leaders
Il aiming demonstration, an apron
and dress parade, our annual
flower show and a delightful tea
afterwards. The leaders, are: Mrs.
Julia Davis and Mrs. Hattie Ben
nett. They will have an interesting
demonstration which will be
surprise to all After this demon
stratiOn there will be an apron and
dress parade conducted under the
leadership of the following com
mittee: Mrs. Mary Robbins, Mrs.
Ella Stevenson and Mrs. Bertha
PiersOn. This promises to be very
interesting and loads of fun, so
make a dress or apron of feed bags
and show it off. Then the flower
show which is an annual feature of
our club will he under the direc-
tion of the following committees: :
Mrs. Jennie Short. Chairman of ar
Iangements and her assistants
Mrs Mabel Davis and Mrs. Matte
Dill. Take a note of the following
class arrangements and bring yOui
entries accordingly:
Class Arrangement of flowers
: for living room.
Class 2-Arrangement of flower;
for dining room table.
Class 3-Arrangement of flower:
a in an antique container.
Class 4-Arrangement of flower
/, or foliage Tor combination) in
q sea shell
: There will be a lovely tea con
L Quoted by Mrs. e. H. Nutter. assist
:. ed by Mrs. Walter Dill. Be sure t
" attend this meeting. A pleasan
afternoon for all.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
BUSINESS GIRLS TO MEET

There will be Business Girls
Club meeting on Monday evening,
October |. at S o'clock, at the home
of Sarah BarCus. on Lakeview ave
nue.. All members are requested to
be present for the induction of the
new members of the club. The hos
tess committee is as follows: Mrs.
Palmer Anstine, Miss Sarah Bar
Gus. Miss Phyllis Bennett. and Miss
Gladys Bennett.
The first fall meeting of the WO-
mans Society of Christian Service
of the Avenue Methodist Church
will be held in the social hall or
Wednesday afternoon, beginning a
2:30 o'clock. Important busines:
and plans for the fall work will bt
! the Orde4 ~ ..-~4sess.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
Obituary
KENTON

Herbert KentOn. 63 years old,
who died at his home near Milford
on Wednesday night. September -,
after an illness of more than two
years. WAS buried on Sunday. Sep
temher 16. He had been patient III
hospitals in Milford and Philadel-
phia. Mr.. Kenton was born in Car
oline County. Md. the son of Mrs.
Rhoda Pritchard kentOn, and the
late William Henry Kenton. and
, had resided on farm near Milford
for the past 26 years. He is surviv
ed by his widow. Mrs. Nora Draper
kcntOn and the following: Five
sons. Preston and John of Milford,
William II. of RehOboth, Harold of
Wilmington. and Corporal Ray H.
kcnton. serving in the medical de
tachmcnt of the 334th Station Hos
pital in the Pacific area; one daugh-
ter. Miss Marguerite KentOn, re
siding at home; 13 grandchildren
his mother. Mrs. RhOda kentOn o
Pennington; four sisters. Mrs
Mary Sockrider. Mrs. Rosa Walls
Mrs Alice Webb. all of Milford
and Mrs. Delema NewnOm of Fal
mingtOn. and three brothers. vii
liam B. Milford; Harvey, Farm
ington. and ElwOOd. Richardson
Park Funeral services were helt
at Calvary Methodist Church. thi
city. where he had been membe
for the past 25 years. in charge o
the pastor. Rev l.. +. Werner. as
, sisted by Rev. r. +. Baynard. for
merly of Milford. Interment in Ode
Fellows cemetery, Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28

Miss Betty Ninyard is visiting
her aunt. Mrs Emily V. Moore in
Atlanta, Georgia.
Mrs. !. W. Prcttyman of Zion
spent last week end with Mr. and
Mrs Howard Postlcs.
Miss Ann Pierce spent the week
end in Wilmington as the guest Of
Miss Doris Ann Wyatt.
Mrs. James Hillman. who under
went major operation last week :
in Memorial Hospital is still quite
sick
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Cramer OF
Philadelphia were week end guests
of Mr. and Mrs !. Postles Ham
mOnd.
William IuGg. lately of the L. s.
Army. returned to his home Satur-
day after receiving his honorable
discharge at Fort Dix.
Mr. and Mrs. &. V. Wilkcrson OF
Milford spent Sunday evening with
her sister and family. Mr. and Mrs
Robert Hayes and son Gilbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hill and
family of Norwood. Pa, were the
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Willis Noshcll and family. last
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. COurtland f.. Clarke
Mrs. Harry Hill and George J. Still
were guests last Thursday and Fri
day of Mr. and Mrs Milton Xubcl
in Allentown. Pa.
Mrs Edward BurriS was reCpn
guest of Mrs John +. Burris anC
children. Elizabeth and Bob. at hc1
home ON LewcS Beach. On Sunda,
Bob celebrated his first birthday.
Mrs Nellie NJ Lynch and daugh
ter. Sara Ann of Milford. Corpora
Nelson S Hill of FELTON, and Mr. ant
Mrs Valiant Waller of Scaford
+ all spent Sunday in Washington
ID. {.
Ensign Helen Skipper of Ports
mouth. Virginia. Lieutenant Alfrc
Skipper of Aberdeen. Maryland an
Mrs. Alfred Skipper of PhiladCl
phia were guests of Mrs. W. Pottc
I Coffin the past week end.
Mr. and Mrs. William {. Smitl
+ who have been vaCatiOninG at BuC
I Hill Falls. Pennsylvania returne
: home Wednesday of last weel
Mrs. Frank r. Grier spent the las
few days with them and returnc
home at the same time.
: Miss Elizabeth Ryan has return
= ed TO Wilmington after spondiu
: three weeks with her family. NJ
and Mrs. Elijah Ryan and sist'
= Virginia Miss RYAN is working
the Delaware Hospital in Wi
minGtou whore she graduated la
April.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
Hollywood Star Is
Coming To Plaza
Continued from First Page)

There will be continuous show
on this day starting at p. m. and
continuing until II p. m. Four com
plete shows will be run during this
day in order to give everyone an
opportunity of seeing and hearing
this musical treat.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
HOME DEMONSTRATION NOTES

The Atlanta Home Demonstra-
tiOn club will meet at the home of
Mrs. Treat Galloway on Tuesday.
October ,. AT 1890 o'clock
A covered dish luncheon will
prccedc the regular business meet
ing
The topic for discussion is
"Wardrobe Accessories.
Club members and visitors cor
daily invited to attend
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
New Building At
Dover Started By
Plane Carrier Firm
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the building operations are for the
minimum current requirements of
the company. hut that there are
plans for considerable expansion
tor affiliated operations.
This first building will be the
new home office OF L. :. Aeroplane
Carriers. Inc. one of Delaware'S
reWest industries. established in
l939 To construct and operate pick
UP trailcrS for reSCuinG and haul
ing private passenger planes. Dur
inG the war the firms large fleet
of trailers was engaged mainly on
military and naval contract.
Powered by traCtOr-trailers.
driven hy corps of nearly 800
operators and assistants, the uni
Guc trailCrS have speeded wings
and other sub-aSscmblieS to final
assembly points. They have also
transferred whole aircraft from
one base to another for the govern
mcnt with minimum of power
and expense.
The reason for the expanding
construction program at Dover Is
to provide necessary facilities for
repair and maintenance of the
C0mpany'S truck and trailer equip
mcnt used on large hauling jobs
now under way. The new building
Will also be used for repair and
maintenance of trucking equip
mcnt operated by other companies
in the Dover area
In addition. the new site will be
the location of Aviation Service OF
America. which will offer certified
; flight instruction. as we'll as air.
: craft sales and service. Recent,
appointed as agents for the sal,
and repair of Piper cub planes, tn,
firms facilities include charte
plane service. plane rental. Crol
. Gusting. hangar sales and rental.
| Group Rates Offered
n feature of the flight instruc
: tion offered ny Aviation Service o
America is that special group rate
will be given to high school stu
dents of this area. as well as to tn
J more than 500 employees of tn
| COnccrn
Also to he located there will b
Consolidated Industries which i
set up to build truck equipmen
trailcrS. bodies. etc. For thi
purpose the building will contain
Three complete assembly line
! for building trailcrS and true
hodics. each loo feet long by
: feet wide.
Five repair stalls. each of Suff
t. CiCnt size to accommodate even tn
largest traCtOr-truCk and trailer a
unit
complete service cquipmel
tlitts. pits. otC) for general I,
= pairs and service including grea
ing, OilinG, and spring repair wOr
4 well-StOCked parts departmeT
i, In addition to service and repa
II use. the parts will be for sale
truckers.
, SerNicing init Planned
i Outside there will hc pumps al
J" facilities tor gasoline and dies
n ell. and truck icing and refrieer
ti"n equipment tor rcfrigerat
hauling units
Later plans include the &c
StruCtiOn of Il diner and sleepi
:. quarters, largely for use of tru
drivers.
Officers of the L. : Aeropla
Carriers. Inc. and affiliated Ope,
ii ti0ns are: President. Thomas
to Murray: iCe-prcsident. W.
rs avanaugh: Secretary and Tire;
ar urer Miss Myra Gibbs.
&C. One of the recent contra,
lc- awarded the company was by t
IN /. :. Reconstruction Finance Co
" mittee which has authorized I
firm to modify. service, and ste
en- surplus Army planes that are
in inG sold by the RFt' at the old l
or Yer airnOrt.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
Sussex Homemakers
Attending School
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II Smith. Harhcson; Mrs. willard
Webb. Mrs. Laura DividsOn. Lewcs.
r. -. |: Mrs. Clifford Cahall. Mrs.
W. f. Bachelor. MillsbOrO: Mrs.
John Lodge. Mrs. Clarence Coli
son, Milford; Mrs. Edwin Ralph,
Laurel; Mrs. Elmer Hastings
Delmar; Mrs. Orlando King, Mrs
Granville Lamhden. Georgetown:
Mrs. Polk Spicer. Mrs. Dale Work
man. Georgetown; Mrs. Anderson
TimmOns. Glendale: Mrs. Minnie
Owens. Mrs. George Hauks. Green
wood; Mrs. Howard Pepper Selby
willie.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
HIGH SCHOOL BAND NEWS

The Milford High School Band
Association elected the following
students into office for the new
school year:
Gilbert wilkins. band manager:
Jack COrdrey and Ida Ann Hollis.
student conductors; Elizabeth Ann
Houston. secretary; Peggy De-
Chant, treasurer; Jean Moore. Ii
brarian.
The Milford High School Band
won second place in the best band
division at the State Firemen S
Convention at Delmar on Septem-
. hpr 10
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. John Allen will spend the
weekend with Mrs. George Bea-
mon in RehobOth at the Holzmuel-
lpr cottage
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
BAKER

George NJ. Baker, age 60 years.
died at his home in DagsborO. late
Saturday. night. September %, af-
ter an illness of few weeks. In
addition to his wife. Mrs. Bertha
Baker. he is survived by sister,
Mrs. Katie Helm of DagsbOrO, and
three nieces, Miss Joyce. and Mrs.
Lee Helm, of Philadelphia, and
Mrs. Hazel Sorcensen of Brooklyn,
y. Y. Funeral services were held
on Wednesday afternoon at the
Methodist Church in Dagsboro with
services in charge of the Rev. John
! Anderson. Interment was made in
! Red Mems cemetery. DagsbOrO.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
SHARP

William Tolbcrt Sharp. age %
wears. the oldest resident of the
Houston community. passed away
at the home of his daughter. Mrs.
Georgia f. Johnson on Friday. Sep
tember 21 Funeral services were
held last Sunday at 2:30 o'clock,
from the William A. Berry, Jr., flu
neral home in Milford with Rev.
Jacob G. Handy. a former pastor
of the Houston Methodist Church,
officiating. Interment in Hollywood
cemetery. near Harrington. He is
survived by two daughters. Mrs.
Georgia T.. Johnson of near lIOus-
ton, with whom he made his home
for many years; Mrs. Lucy Hayes.
also of Houston. and three sons,
Edward. Pennington; John, Mil
ford. and Rodney. Lincoln, six
teen grandchildren and 16 great
grandchildren. Mr.. Sharp was the
grand old man of the Houston com
munity. liked by everyone, anC
each year on his birthday, his
many relatives and friends would
gather at his daughters home tC
pay their respects to the old gen
tleman. 1t was his ambition to liv'
to be a 100. but he was ready tt
go. for he lived good clean life
and was A true believer in God ant
His wisdom.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. }.
LYNN Pratt entertained a group
of friends at her home on West
Front street. serving tea and
dispensing her own fine brand
of hospitality. During the at
ternoon Mrs. Dorothy Vinyard
Stirni recounted some of her
experiences of her months IN
the Santo Tomas prisoner
camp. which she does interest
ingly and we'll.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
RRASI1RE

Funeral services for Mrs. Ger
trude English Brasure, of 5427
Christian street. Philadelphia, were
held Wednesday afternoon at the
Hickman Funeral Home in Mills
borO with the Rev Walter Beck
with conducting the services. Mrs.
Brasure. who was 80 years old,
was the wife of Harvey Brasure
and was born and reared near
loves Cross Roads. few miles
from Georgetown. In addition to
her husband she is survived by 4
daughter. Is years old; two bro
Tiers. Harry English. of Laurel
Stanley English of MillsbOro, anC
one sister. Mrs. Clara Wyatt of Re
hobOth. Mrs Brasure died at hel
home in Philadelphia on Saturday
September %. following only few
hours Illness.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28
THIRTY YEARS AGO
TAKEN FROM THE 1918 FILES OF The
MILFORD CHRONICLE

The Hot Chocolate Booth of the
Caulk club at the Carnival has
proven novel and thus far success
tut All those who have indulged
pronounce the beverage really de
lGhtful especially on these cool
evenings. Take a walk out to the
Carnival for hot chocolate if for
nothing else The entire proceeds
so to the Firemen.
Miss Elizabeth Williamson of
Philadelphia is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Sparks for two weeks.
4 new concrete pavement has
been laid in front of the home ot
Dr. +. r. Ruhl. on Lake View Ave
and also in front of the lot adjoin-
ing which belongs to DR.. +. l..
Gricr.
The Fifth Anniversary of the
First NJ. T. Church of Milford was
celebrated last Sunday with i'm
preSSivc services.
. -
Miss Ncttie DonOphan entertain
cd at her home in Felton, quite a
number of her young friends on
Friday evening at Taffy-pulling
a very pleasant evening was had
by all.
Miss Myrtle Bcardsley and w.
Dallas kihler of Lincoln City were
quietly married at the NJ. +. Par
sona9c Saturday morning at seven
o'clock. They left for a short tour
on the 80 train.
Miss Violet Morris of Andrew
Vile is attending school at Smyrna
this fall
William Wilson of Frederica
has moved into his new store on
the corner of Market and Front
Streets. 1t is a handsome building
and one of the greatest improve
ments yet made in the town.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28

Mrs. Robert Rudolph enter
tanned her bridge club Tues
day evening and at the same
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28

Mrs. Harold W Wall had
open house ON Wednesday eve
ming at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. llud-
son. from 80 until l1:oo.
The affair was in celebration
of the return t0 civilian life of
her husband Pfc. Wall, who
was honorably discharged on
Saturday from the Army at
Fort Dix. Friends and neigh
bors called and welcomed the
ex-soldier as we'll as visited
with Mrs. Wall and her par
ents. The Walls will leave the
middle of next week for some
visiting up north and in about
two months Mr. Wall will re-
sumo his relationship with the
w. r. Grant Company.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28

Westminster Choir School of
Princeton will give a concert
in the Field House at Dover ON
the evening or October -.
This group is coming to Della
ware to sing at the annual tea
ChCrS meeting in Wilmington
and lower Delaware will share
in this musical treat Gift sub
SCriptiOnS. not less than half
Il dollar will he received and
checks may be sent to Mr..
Max Mchlmann. music instruC-
tor at the high school. begin
ming right away. These sub
scriptions: more than fifty al
ready in hand. will Indicate
how much room may he allOt-
ted in the Field House for Mil
ford guests. Not enough OppOr-
tuniticS like this come close
by, and many will avail them
selves of this one and enjoy
an evening OF music.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28

Sergeant and Mrs Robert G.
Hill welcomed a fine son in
Memorial Hospital on Satur-
day. September %. He has
been named Robert Clark Hill,
4th Mrs. Hill was the for
mer Miss Phyllis Bennett and
is making her home with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
c. Bennett. while Sergeant Hill
is in the service of the L. S.
Army.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28

The Fifth Anniversary of the
First NJ +. Church of Milford was
celebrated last Sunday with i'm
preSSivc services.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28

Miss Violet Morris of Andrew
Vile is attending school at Smyrna
this fall
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28

time honOrcd Mrs. John Frys
birthday. This club, which has
been meeting every week since
its inception. will now leng
then the lin between" to two
weeks.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28

Last week on Thursday Mrs.
John Fry. Mrs. NJ Haswcll
Pierce. Mrs. Thomas Davis,
Mrs. Joseph J. Pcarce and Mrs.
Clement Nutter attended the
fall conference of Delaware
state Federation of Clubs. over
which Mrs. Philip Cannon FL
liOtt of Seaford and Washing-
ton presided.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28


Mr.. and Mrs. William J.
Brimijoin of kenvil, ~ j..
welcomed their second son in
Passaic General Hospital. Pas
sale, n. j.. ON Tuesday, Sep
tember 25 Their first son,
Stephen. is now the guest of
his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Macklin. The new
arrival has been named Mark
Pierce BrimijOin. after his
great-uncle. Mark Haswell
Pierce.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28

o. !: {: :. I: +: + :: :: i f: f: !: 5: ):
--------------1----J the Teacher
group of the Elementary
School. The first meeting will
be held on Thursday. October
4, beginning at 3:30. Mrs.
Herman Phillips is president,
or executive officer, and has
been instrumental in doing a
number of things that were
beneficial to the lower grades.
This meeting will be for the
purpose of meeting or re-
meeting the teachers by the
parents of the boys and girls
in that school
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28

Miss Elizabeth Williamson of
Philadelphia is visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Sparks for two weeks.
Milford chronicle., 1945-09-28

Service. of Wilmington, at II
clock