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Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
Bill Love Makes
A Big Come Back

hlII Love, our genial main street
barber, traveller and disciple Of
izaak Walton, who 4 short tinlr
ago, during fishing excursion.
|duSht only small ones. white the
hoVlceS in the party drug in the
-frat big ones, has recently made
olS come back Bill and The s;nnc
group went out about two weeks
a@o' and the fishing began. How
ever this time the noyiccs, who
ave a hearty lunch before starting.
lea the fish, instead OF catching
hem, while Bill. the "old salt
mat he is. laughed and tished and
came home with one OF the LARGEST
catches OF the yoar In telling OF
me adventure Bill mentioned some
,AihS about he who laughs last
laughs the most"
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
ROXANA

The ". :. e. 5. will hold thelr
nonthly meeting Tuesday eVehlnS,
October 80, ar the commuhi'!
house At this time the furniture
and equipment that was uSea loi
mo tirst Ala Class will be sold.
mr. and MIS-. Russell WllSuS
visited their son-in-laW and dauGh-
t(r Mr. and Mrs. Harry Simpler
At salisbury. North Carolina TINS
week ,,:.,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Josuha Hicklnan Il
have sold their farm near town 70
Vr and Mrs. Harry Evans. Mr.. ana
Nrs Hickman have Sone TO Ne"
Jersey to make their home near
their son and his family
Mrs. Belle Watson OF Selb!VliIe
,nont the week end with her SISTER
in-iav Mrs. Amanda Watson.
Gcorec Ross Richards was III
Peninsula General Hospital sans
hu,y for observation last week
Mrs. Everett Richards of Winning
ton is spending This week WIN he'
son Cpor4e Ross and Family.
Mir. ana Mrs Cove Bennett Ell.
ttrtained over the week thd lhelI
daughter. Hilda Of Wilmington
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
Rcbckah Lodge
Officers Installed

Thursday night oi last Wceh.
Notti" +. Jester. President of th"
NaIch1n Assembly Of Delaware.
and staff installed the n"WIy-
eIcctod officers Of Nar2aro G.
Pyle Rcbckah Lodge. Sc. Il. !. q.
q i.
Tho officers installed follow
Noble Grand. Eila n I,o2cr-.
yicr grand, IiclcN Lynn. rrcordjn4
.r"rrtaly. Jennie Salevan, aasis.
taut recording secretary. Elsie
No'tc financial secretary. Louise
lIi2mau. The treasurer. Alice
Brown. will b. Installed At later
date.
Appointivc officers Installed were
Warden, Winnie Harder; ccnduc-
tor. Ella Steyrnscn; musiciau
Marguerite Tease: chaplain, Laura
Hiyidaon: Il. S. y G.. O}iTja Ah-
bolt. l.. 5. ~ g.. Irma irCompto.
L. : y. g.. Sadie Alien: l.. :. Y. g..
Mani" IIygott inside euardian
iiulIah Willis; outside guardian
Virginia Kirby; right alter BEARER
Bessie Smith; left alter b""rcr. lLi-
Ia Coffin; color bearer. Natri'
Grc"ulry.
Upon completion Of the instalia
ton ceremonies 4 social hour fol
lowed, devoted largely 10 III" in
PRODUCTION of DISTINGUISHED visitor.
from different parts Of the state
at which time the retiring uohI-
grand, Elsie steiner, VAS present
ID with past noble Irand jewel
in appreciation Of her fHithful ser
vice rendered during hcr tem o
Office. Late in tn" evenings oEnry
one retired to tn" banquet hal
where refreshments We're service
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
Personal Happenings

willard Tease let. ON WraM#'i1<
81 mis- Nsrh 10 cutter Peuas>aFa'.1-
81 II. Coll"gr
Ans Wiuord Wallace OF fd-."
town Nus&. is I'll" 2u "I 7. +
aauaa,cg -iu-laW. Mrs. David "a!
lace.
AIR. and Mrs. Charles u Abbot.
~ and son Neil OF HnliHIo. \ y.
n.}r been thr recent sHsSt. oi "
."d Mrs &. y. Abbott
AIRS stephen Toadyfar Irl' ON
Tuesday for Pontiac. Mich Ior i
visit with her brothcr Henry iI"U+-
TON and Mrs. IIouston
AIRS Harry l.. Gri,r and Ars
E,irlr T. Davis are the sus~', "i
co'o'ir} #"d Mrs Jamei H. Hays
n Greens Farm. Conn.
Mrs Martina Fricdcl Mr+. hnd
Ycuu4 and son DouoIuS are sr'nd-
me several days in Viola with MI
aHd Alrs. PmUrll Fricdcl.
Nr and Mrs 4 T. lImn"s and
,h!..rcn spent last Weok-cnd in NJ
l.l,owu. Pa. with Mrs. iIum"n
parents. SIR. and Mrs. oliver \
Clau4S
Mrs John Fry. Mrs. NJ IIaswol
l'r.frr and Mrs. Joseph Pearc" vii
Lalr ON Monday for Ne" lott
t.lv where they Wili attend tn
ilgraId Tribune Forum ior three
sessions. returning home on Thurs
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

There viii be i Bingo Party, on
Monday evening. October 29th in
the PoCah0ntas Lodge Hall at s
o 0cI0t H.
Circle No ; OF the " s. G. 6
of the Calvary Methodist Church
will meet at the home of Mrs. Ella
Warren on Wednesday evening.
October 81. All members please be
present and attend this meeting
masked.
Plans are being made for the
annual Achievement Day of the
Kent County Home Demonstration
CIEh. Tho meeting viii bc held in
Peoples Church, Dover. ON Thurs
day, November $. at 10 O'Clock >.
III.
Tn" halloween party that the
Milford Business and Professional
Girls We're scheduled to have on
Wednesday, evening. October 81. at
the home of Anne Townsend has
been cancelled. in order that all
effort may he given 10 the H9llow-
cen parade float.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
Milford Century Cjub

Mrs. l}0ydcn Hammond Of DoHcr
of the State Library Commission
Was present at the urctina OF tho
Milford Now Century CLUB ON Mon
day, giving the members a review
OF Sinclair Lewis latest novel
't ass Timberlane." C0mmcutin2 on
the style Of the book and express
ing admiration for his play OF
words. Mrs. Hammond gave cnou2n
OF the story to arouse interest so
that listeners would read the book.
She gave as her measuring stick
for a WOrth-Whil" books the qtnl
tiles OF interest entertainment.
best Tor effort. good pictures cl
life, worth reading again, we'll writ
ten. and enjoyable These @h" con-
sidered the Lewis book had. SHE
recommended for reading "Thco
Men in New Suits, by Pric@tly.
"Thre" O'clock Dinner" by Joseph
inc Pinckncy; "A Lion in the
Streets. and The White Tower
by James Ramsey Ullman.
y beautiful tribute to Miss Ida
Draper. whose death occurred on
Wednesday, October l.. wa writ
ten and read by Miss Elizabeth
Johnson on Monday Miss Drapal
was a charter member OF the clul
and lifelong friend Of Miss John
SON
On Monday. Reverend l. +. Wer
ner OF Calvary Church will Lr IN,
speaker for a Bible Day program
presented by Mrs Elizabeth y
Riggs. Mrs Disston W Jacobs o
Rehoboth will be the sol0ist 10
the afternoon.
Elected to membership in tn
club on Monday wcrc Mrs. Jonr
flallett and Mrs. Joseph ~harrct'
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
Govt. To Boost Price
Of Butter 5-6 Cents
tContinued from First Page;

ror these reasons. Bowles said,
"tho consumer will pay no more
for an items going into the family
budget as result of the increase
in butter prices than the prices he
p1id at the time OF the surrender
of Japan.
The butter subsidy went into Ell
fcct June /. 1913. Since that time
Tho EoconstructiOn Finance Cor
poration has paid out $11i'69l'ooo
to professors.
Anderson Approves
Secretary OF Agriculture Ander-
son approved cancellation OF the
subsidy. iho announcement SAID
while "domand is still strong
enough to maintain returns to pro-
duccrs aud professors.
OpA said new butter ceilings Tor
snncifir areas probably will not be
known until the effective date. NO
vcmbcr s. or few days before.
The agency said the retail IN
crcaso will vary from five to slN
cents because prices are inquired
on the basis Of percentage oNei
cost
In some instances. OPA said new
ceilings will be calculated by re-
tailcrs. In areas where community
widc ceilings are in effect, the new
maximum price will be HAeu pA
OPA field offices.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

F,PWmth annual oyster ard chick
cn salad sdppor will be held at
Fircmcu's Hall ON Sat
mday October -.
The Eueincss Girls viii hold a
bake sale ON Saturday morning.
No>,uhrr >, at 8 O'Clock in Co
ro'os store. Milford. Cakes, pies.
rolls. saIad% ,lc. viii hc on sale
The Trinity Methodist Church of
lIarrinGton viii sponsor their am
uual fail supper in tn" church on
sday evening. November l.
starting Al five o'cl0ck. \ chicken
su'"d and trjcd oyster supper Will
hc s"ryod. The price Of the tickets
is s oo.
Thc Sunbeam circle OF the Cal
vary N,thodl~r Church viii mcc
ia lhp church h4s,mrm on Thurs
day ,}au'u.. No1cnh,r l. Mrs vii
ma Roberts is in charge Of the
Iisl'uNr.,m panty Each memhcr i.
rod3carcd fu com, masked if no
!, ~wall forfeit Is to ht paid. Mrs
HELEN WrJ4ht. tudor.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
Sunshine Class Notes

Til" Sunshine tia ~ t.ie.,H
Methodist Church m.t ia ~ taN.
room Of the church uu .sN
evening. Octoh"r II
Th"rc WIS q >rluuGli 5'-.t5.t.,
Mrs Mary Erupln4. u.-Y..
tine class. was IN ,hat.a IT 3.>..
tlon# as follows
Op"nin@ @1u. D..e .'..
Caro-" with Mrs Edna D Na.e-
~ the plnmo
Mrs Emma H~au.H ~.,..# +
read minulo@ ol m"1io&- ....
Mrs Brunin2 read HE 2..5 p~.
and cAhortcd ou ,amo
invocation hy Mt~ ua,.> 81.
son. God VIII Take CA, i.
SONG, "What 4 HH.ua W. a a.,.
In Jesus
Rev. Werner th.a spoke H.. .
few minutes. m"0.ioua4 ~.te..
it"ms needed by our ,lu..a N, IS.
WIS tahcn On sam" ana Vie ,t:s.
obligated itself to purchases ~,
present "Gu"st Re4i~tor uue
pulpit Lamp. to the church. TN,
d"votions closed With the Nlpal
bcn"dictlon.
The chairman Of arrau2cmrur
ana her committee were as follows
Miss Elsie Warren. Miss Hannno
Mrs. IlIlda Shochry. Mrs. Sur,
Mills Mrs. EIll Mills AIRS Dai~,
Tuyior Mrs Elsie Emory. Mrs
tllI9hcth Knots ana Nrs AdclHid
Wiley
This committee had the room 1u,
tables hcaItiluily decorated vii
lovely fan leayr4. Ivy, Jack a. Ian
terms and So forth IN hvcpu% VII
thr IiaIIoWr',u festival Every on
mad wonderful time playia
games .Alt"r "a Grlj@hlml pcrlo
OF fun, refreshments at eiuuu
bread with whipped cream. cou.
and peanuts were served al YEN
nic"iy decorated tables ii! Eccpin
with the season. The proajdci
Wholchcartrdly thanks IN" CON
miitcc WHO coopcratrd So WoudaI
fully to make the meeting such
, success II You az" a member ,
t The class ana have not been attcn,
. ing these re2ulur monthly NEE
. iugs yOu are missing real Drca
Plan 10 come the next time.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
Historic Church
Begins 219th Year
oCor'uucd f.em FRI p.-c,

In" church WIS og-aulurd hy
James Martin. about whom little IS
known except th1t b. Haa Pms
hytrrjan minister fr,m Ia,Iaud
The R"y William He,heu "lo
W'nt 10 I.cWc> lH l72o erul Il lvjt.r
To ENGLAND ci1hD y.ar- luf,r. in
which Gc stated thl' thr rs-~hy
trrIan> had TWO eimrch,- u luM.l.
Delaware. one at Loves uHd Tie
other at toul>rrin4
The population OF SUSSEX county
at that time WaS Joss theu 2.""".
Accordin1 to the best estimate. 80
tairuhic ~ that tmc. rh,r. u,lc
l.G15 Eplsc0paIians. c"o rro-hy
togians and - tluah"fs m th"
county.
Il has been established from Ger
~ records tha AIr Martin had sor}-
cd both the l.cWrS and Coo -p"jua
chW', hes trom l,2> 10 11t3 and
that ttr Roy. Johr Thomp-uu "Na~
a great help 10 Mr. Alrtp Iu the
founding of the CooIsrtin-
Church
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
Get Rid Of Garden
Diseases At Once
tContlnued from First Pager

Some plant diseases, especially
virus Diseases, live over TN winter
ON perennial weeds near th" gar
dru. These virus diseases then
spread 10 vegetables in III" aar,,u
The following year. Continued ciad-
ic1rion of such weeds rs pokchcly.
mi'kw""d, ground chn1y, horse
urtrie, and mint around the ear-
don sit" will help prevent the
-nrcod of several Diseases from the
weeds to the garden vr4etahl"s
several insect posts also over
winter ON plant refuse l"fr in thp
garden and in weeds and TRASH sur
rounding the garden plot Cl.Hu-
ju- up the garden plot, ana bul-
inc th" weeds ana trash surround
ing the garden plot Will do much
to reduce your insect problem next
ycar Also, you Will rcdHcr VOW
Giscas" problom by so doinn as
insects spread many diseases.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
Mardi Gras Planned
BY Smyrna, Clayton
CCon'inued FROM First rngc1

Comic division }c~' drrs "a i'm
dIyjduaL first. #lo. second. s.
third 81, fourth =3 nt;h -, bost
hG.t. s.: second
>2.5o: most ogj-iua}. nr-'- s.: Sec
oud s. 5o. by~f team ,rWo ~ more
tt>'. -. Seconds >-ao.
Fancy dress division + dE,-s-
ed indlyiIral. Gr-l. $!a. second -.
third ST. foulta >i. l.tth. 81. best
mptr-ona'ion. tt>t So. second.
>35e. most o..4uaL arsa. >3 s,c-
"nd. SD. best trAn otHo ol moe'
Hrsr. s.. second - ~.
In The ch'Is..- division fhpoc
viii L." To aWa"d- l.Naiu. tom IKE
dollars TO ono ,,aIiar and additional
novelty prizes for an chjlursn COM
p"tiu@ The NarU GIes will be-
hrid on Friday. November > i'm
tn" o|'nr OF rdju Th'ry viii be-
music Iy Cousin Ie" .l.I his o.
chtStia
Coor-.&ia4 Wi.A Jla ch.mhor
II oomuoroo ia t!I- pn.,, are the
jitizen@ Hose CoMp"y. HE "hy
'oH I ire company. ana tNr mayors
and coaAciS .! hath towns The
parade IS @,hoGAa.d - start ii Cla<
tom IL O'Clock and I'D Smyrna 30
O'clock. PaIad,r+ Mill bc ldH
HI~h,d free Transportation from
Clayton WHimu T. Nar.I-~s. -.
is -'nclol chatnran Nuh H#rty T.
I"uo-. chairman o1 thr raHsdr com
mil'c" and Ccog2o v WI-H
prizes. Serving ON the music com
millec a1, i Wcl}s tat s.. ,hair
mau. ll.rhru ryi. aru FRANCIS
GobAart II G. lnnr- T. in clDls,
Of huaucrs Jolu W Iacoh. .Ir
'In'l Of police. is chairman ot III,
.afcty committee. assisted hv Jui
ian Staat> and T.mp'e IG:j"o!d
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

Willard Tease lef, tais week fer
i''hh State Colic2e where hv has
~'1'rrrd as a physical education
.f.drnt.
Yrs. Carl r Pau2h and son Rom
"'1 !" l'"ndod the funeral in Laurel
uh v edhcsday afternoon OF Mrs.
\"''ie +. Davis OF Bethel.
Mrs. Geraldine Clark Of Chey-
ohn". yomiu2. is spending a few
=. = Win her parents. Mr. and Mis-.
@''"' Mcbride of Philadelphia.
}Irs. NJ Nelson Wright and cox
Nelson Wright. Y e Gilbert
N'' iHnS spent the Weekend In
l'3'tmor" with Seaman ana MIS-
i,"M'Id Rc2an While there they at
i'nd"d th" Nuyy-C;cor2id Tech
football game.
officer and Mrs. John l.. Staple
ION ~ Newark. \. J.. ana Mrs Rph-
''' Ni2tz Of Georgetown spent last
Mond"y evening with their bro
~. ana family. Mr. and Mrs. car
|an2h and son Rounjc Mr. STA.
p.''"h has Just returned from scry
III. iour years overseas.
IN" Misses Marlilyn l.. Jami
-"" Mar"ta g. COOK OF Eouuok,
IA" and Bcttcjanc L. Mjllyr q
iIaillShurg. Pa. All students d
Mary WaShineton COLLEGE OF H.
HIhrrSity cf Virginia. sr,nt til
""+h-ond With Mr. and Mrs Il
ijafWood JamisoD Miss Marrily
JdmlSon is vice president OF th
Freshman Y W. C. a. group.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
POcahontaS Notes

The October committee is cX-
pcctiu2 YOU on neNt Mondays
slecp. October %, to enjoy an eve
ming of fun playing bineo. Place.
Pocahontas Lodge Hail, price, 35c:
time S p. m Refreshments and
prizes.
Last Mondays Sleep was much
enjoyed by all present. rs TWO
members having birthdays in Oc-
tobvr celebrated by laNin9 hcme
made cake. The committee also
served coffee and tables We're set
and Happy Birthday" was sung
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
Applications Being
Accepted By Bush

Applications are now being &C
ceptcd by Charles w Bush, Merit
system Supervisor, for Opcn-cOm-
petitivc merit examinations which
will be conducted in November for
positions in various state ageBCies.
The positions open for examination
at this time are: Junior clerk. jun
iOr Clcrk-typist, junior Clcrk-Stcn-
ographcr. senior clcrk-stenograph-
er. senior clerk. and tabulatinS
equipment operator. All persons
who arc interested in taking these
examinations are urged to com
municatc with the Merit System
Supervisor. Post Office Box ll9l.
Wilmington. lie will send out ap-
plication blanks and information
relative to the duties and salary of
sidered for this group Of cXamina-
tions. applications must be post
marked before midnight OF Monday.
November ,.
The purpose of conducting these
pen-cOmpCtitiVc examinations is
10 secure tIlt IlSItSl qua llllcu Dtt =
sOnnel available to fill positions as
they are open in the cooperating
agencies. Agencies who will make
appointments from the registers OF
eligiblcS established by means OF
these examinations are: State
Board of Health. Unemployment
Compensation Commission, State
Board Of Welfare. and the United
States Employment Service. After
serving a short probationary per
iOd. employees are assured perma-
nent tenure. opportunities for ad
vancement. adequate vacation ant
sick leave with pay, and pleasan
working conditions.
Persons whose applications ar
accepted will be notified in advance
of the exact time and place to ap
pear for examination. Person
whose applications arc rojeCte'
will be notified of this action ant
the reasons for it.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

The Sharp School at Sea
ford. the stu lilo -theatrc.
which has just been completed,
will serve unique purpose in
lower Delaware This is the
only school OF its kind south Of
Wilmington and its owner and
instructor, Sallie Sharp Mes
sick. is a real hencfactorcss
Adults. young people" hj@h
school students and children
may register for individual
training in poisc. speech and
dramatics or in groups The
latest class to participate in
this advantage is q group of
high school boys in public
speaking This is education
for living in a work and play
way.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

rsxx ~ LOVELY home we'd
ding was that of
IN Miss Betty Gallo
4 ~ way daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. +.
Roscoe Galloway and Sergeant
James r. Kitchens. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Kitchens of
DclnHr, which took place on
Tuesday afternoon in the liv-
luG room of the Galloway home
on South East Front street at
four o'clock Dr Frank Her
son olticiatcd. The bride wore
"a ligh blue wool gabardine
suit with brown accessories.
She was attended by her sis
ter Mrs Horace Edwards. of
Greensboro. Md. who wore
brown wool afternoon dress.
TIL" groom had his father as
his best man. y reception fol
lowed for the families and close
personal friends OF the young
couple. Sergeant Kitchens has
hocn in the Army. serving over
seas with the Ninth Air Force.
IIc Will report TO Greensboro,
y g. next month When he is
DISCHARGED they will live in
Salisbury. Md They are now
on Il wedding trip.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
1lIII.AiAN

Funcral services Tor Mrs Bertha
+ Ailnuan. who diod on Wrdncs-
day. October l.. Ht the Hceho Hos
pita i'm Loves, Wcrr hold al the
William + llalu1s Funeral Home
i'm Wjlmiu2tou on Saturday NOR
ming al II O'Clock The Rev. Or.
". 4. IIcarn OF Elkton. Md. OIL
riutcd and intcrmcnt was made in
GracclaWn Memorial Park. y for
mcr Wilmingtonian. Mrs. Millman
was the daughter of Mrs. Ada c.
BAH and the late James Bah. In
addition to her husband, Everett
l.. Millmun. she is survived Ivy a
@om Everett, Jr.; two daughters
Nr@. Mabel Catherine Jcdlicka ol
Wilmington. and Mrs. Adalenc Il
I.cSa&" Of I.cWcs; three sisters
AuS Edith =. Jump. of Milford
Mrs. Helen i. McWhorter. and Mrs
Ada Ball Ortiz. OF Wilmington. ant
three grandchildren. She was ;
member OF the Richardson Parl
/ Methodist Church.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26

Mrs. Grace Nelson and son Alfred
of Bishopville. Maryland.
The many friends from here are
alad to hear that Leroy Lekites is
making satisfactory improvements
and hope to see him home soon.
Mrs. Florence Bunting was i'll
last week at her home near town.
She is able this week to resume
her work at the office of Hickman
Feed store at BishopvilIe.
Plan to attend the Halloween
Parade and Victory Celebration in
Milford next Tuesday evening, Oc-
tober goth. at $ o'clock
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
HARRINGTON

The annual fall chicken salad
ana fried oyster supper Will be
htId At the Trinity Methodist
hurch. Harrington. on Thursday.
November l. starting at ) o'clock.
The price Of the tickets is $l00.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
BETHEL

MIR. and Mrs James Wriaht and
grandchildren OF Chester. PA We're
Week thd Visitors here win rvIl-
tiv2s.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
THIRTY YEARS ACO|
TAKEN FROM THE 1915 FILES OF The
MILFORD CHRONICLE

Mrs. Frank Robinson and dauGh-
ter. Kate. v no have been the guest,
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Deputy for
the past two months, have returned
to their home in PaIaski, Nirainia.
l.. b. Graves is visiting his rela-
tiVcs at cape Charles. Old Point
and Newport News. Virginia.
Three United Stalos aold,er:
were killed and eight Other.
wounded in an engaecment witn
Mexican bandits near Ojo de An4u.
Thc troops guarding the plare.
which is near Mission. Texas ana
sixty miles north of Brown-yille
W"rc attacked by large band. \
dispatch from BROWNSVILLE" say,
there were scVenty-five Mexican,
III the attacking party and that the
American soldiers numbers fifteen
The firing lasted forty minute.
The prizes for the Halloween
parade are listed below
Fat man \ fishing rod from
Nilford Company.
Tall man Box Of cigars tlom
torgy and James.
Slimm"at man shirt from Del-
rickaon and Van Kirk
t@li"-t man-EoX Of candy from,
T.. II. Rratton
I!andsomost man SHIRT from
- Ahboit and 60.
Bot decorated floa 3 o0
Most comic Float \ prize from
Plor;" Hardware Co.
Post decorated Auto $500
Most comir Auto \ par nf
>"nntlct gloves from Na,k l.
Davis
Bet Dressed I.adl 2pld
brooch, from $ e. Evans. IT,
Most Comic Lady A box of can
Cy from Wesley Smith.
Best IOokir@ Horse and Rider
! watch lob from 4. e Toppln..
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
Laurel Downs
tIighlets Il To 7
tContinued from FIRST Psse1

after a SO yard dtiy" Iyudail also
thVarrpd Mi}fords hl4l bid, Whom
ID" intercepted pass and carprd
i back INTO Niiiord territory Nh.re
Laurel was d.jliu- tnWard smother
scor" Wh'n the whistle ended ih.
contests
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
Obituary
itIt II tItt,S

EIDNtEbS
M. Maria Cou-ey Richards. age
T. yeas. Wlle ot TN" late William
j. E',hards. passed away on Mon
.ia, Wotuu2 October -. in til"
\ilitotd Memorial Hospital where
~ had been p patient cor week.
Nr. Richards. the last member Of
boa imucdi1j" family, WAS the
daUchtl OF William Ftvdciick
{ t'au..y and Anna Polk CauScy. and
hcl. grandparents W"rc foriucr GOV
"tuol I@n>tcn Fo.n III Missouri and
1"jucr Guyctuor Peter T. Causcy
of delaware. IN l.@i she married
N}lIjeW Fcuhcrton Richards. Tor
m'i District Assessor OF W1ShnC-
u". a. g. An,. Richards passed
away in 1911 Surviving are a niece.
Ntt. htY'd W. Wallace" OF I.atriS-
ha". PA, Who has Eccn making
her homo ia Milford with her aunt
tor tine past Two years while Cap
tain NaIlarc is in the Army in for
Ill service" and Il nephew. Fred
.rirk r0lk CaU&oy OF Sacramento.
California. Also Survived are a
2t"ar -nirco and &reat-ncphcw
Frederick and An0 CaUsoy Mrs
RIchards WuS ar accomplished mu-
stefan aud lor many years was or
2aujH Of th" Avenue Methodist
th@rch. For many years Mrs. Rich
nd+ VAS . Teacher of piano in
Milford. F"ncral services were hello
on Thursday afternoon. At , o,
ciocE lgom hor lato hon" on Sortl
N"jutt .tr"rt. iI"r pastor, III" Roy
pr Frank ilcrann rliiciatod. Inter
urH' WAS mad" in odd Fellow.
cemetery, Milford
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-26
WEDDINGS
WICKER nONOPIINN

II NFII TIINOTTT.NN
Woodrow Wilson pouopilvu "t
Riverside. y j.. and Miss Beatrice
Wicker OF Florence. \. j. were
united in marriage on Saturday
evening" October % ~ rJlerm
Holiness PARSONAGE, Milford. hy Tue
RrV. Charles ". Baker. The ,}oon i
mother, Mrs. lthoda nouophaa and
sister. Mrs. Grace Sfayjon, Wrr"
witnesses to the ceremony The
hrid" and groom viii make Jl,i.
homo at Riverside. \. j