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Evening star., 1945-02-13
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASBESTOS SIDING, roofng, rock wool in
usp ca y 9s fssatf eo 7a Hgpsos Pa s2s
nv Warehouse at 7th and ne. Dr.
B. q r. CONSTRUCTION co.-pI. s72s-
9l2 N ST. n.w.-New construction; altera-
tio9s Of every, every description foE %commercisl CONF
papering. painting, electric wiring, heating.
stucco and concrete work, etc: store fronts
and garages. Can us for free estimates.
DRivEWAYs. walks and parking lots sur
faced in durable asphalt. cal oxford
FOR pT rs siae hea0s ei y0Sr Ho sSd cops
bathrooms. cali r J. FTTzNAuRIcH, s63i
r., l.; ave. ne. Once. DU. 1918; home.
HOME Ro I'is iRsEMoDELrNG, basement to roof;
individual attention. Call NO. 60s9 for
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME and add sddi-
basement rooms finished, porches inclosed.
sGns SG and Toox and senen
s%s. souse eDab1s 5eDaTs Get tEss sstmsts y
RENOVAaTING aG CO.. 142o Irving st. NV.
fLooR0 SERVICE. nothing but the best:
ayng ssnang Rshng Cleaning pSs
ING coNTRAcToRs. INC. 1872 wiscon-
81 sarSTfsc sTf Ho xSp IShs I1khscoRArNo 40 year. At
making homes BRIGHTER; unexcslled worf
Call IA oS09 or GE. SS0o aItef o:oU DIM.
LUCAS. LUCAS g. LUCAS. s23 Emerson
PAINTING, PAPERrNG. PLAsTERING and
general repairs. Electrical work. Materials
available. Free estimates. White mechanics:
Prompt service. Terms arranged HOUGH
BROS. CO.. DI. 400: after pm. FIR
MoDERNIzE YOUR HoME-Porches In
closed. recreation rooms built, attics nm
and and plumbing d roofins g. 81 Siding and Storm
ssSh Get eSF flse JsFms ar
eral eontr.ctors GE. 1851
JOHNS-MANyILLE roofing, siding, insula-
son 9Tr stOEm gmyTg Sash ,n 5o yea5I to DPSy
terms, Lis years SECURITY HOME
Member J. M, Home Improvement Guild.
JohnsManville
PATTERsON-GARDINE co. gives promp.
service on Johns-Manville roofing, siding
and insulation; Dubb-L-Duty storm win
dows. screens, heating and, remodeling:
courteous service; best mechanics: easy
terms. ,PATTERsoN.G GARDINER CO.. Ma.
34SS: In Va. CH. 1922.
JOSEPH LIGHT DEy. CO.-Construction
and alterations of all types for residential
and commercial property. Phone GE.
4l51; ewes, Gil. O757.
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SITUATIONS woMgh.

BOoKKEEPER-AUDTTOR desires imm.di-
ate permanent position; years expert
ence Call ia 1895 Is.
CHILD NURSE, excellent ref, reliable,
exp: highest salary; preschool preferred.
state fully, Box load, Star.
eFaens ssSsnR Miss Rs4 a.
EXPERT TYPIST wants home work: will
take dictation: call for and delivery serv-
a. Sc 47sS. ssosss sis.r wishes j hrs. work af's,
HOTEL PAYROLL CLERK. experienced
secretary and assistant bookkeeper. IA
IAWx,EE., ,E mi nsr; +. Ga 4; bar, yosns, wishes
dept. corp. Box 46O-B, Star. Is:
NURSE wants day case, s-12 hr. duty.
isEHcEHPTYoNisI, IL Hetfd Government only; young
woman. GAIA experiences. DI. 1858,
LIS slssDHENr HNi MANAGER. thoroushly eIDeri- he
enced; home sold, desires Unemployment
in quiet building In good neighborhood:
excellent references. Box 1OS-D, Star. .
SPANISH, French; Russian. German
permanent position With schools or private
WAIVED 5sRs1as AZ AZ oNcEIRenned S color.d 1 sir,
desires Job part time evening" as waitress,
hatcheck girl. clerk-typist. MRS. TAYLOR
arNEE assrs Employsd seeretara nSifi vii men Moqs
extra switchboard or desk to obtain room
or apartment Call ME. 1899 between
srTENTIoN 4 anH fi BusrNEssMEN-n you're
rapher or typist for half day. full day
or part-time work. call MRS. PERLoFF.
Columbia 1881. during day. IL.
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HELP MEN.

NATIONALLY KNOWN commercial banfini
and financing corporation has several de.
sirable vacancies now OPEN. excellent fu.
PART.TiME WoRK.you can earn s5c
to S100 per month extra and at the same
operate streetcar or bus; experience not
necessary. We teach you and pay you
during ee hoas suhdsy Wo be not
able to report for work deekdays between
In hoars least oqnnss nss psr wark week
also those able to report between and
9 pm. pm snd @ work at least 3 to hours at
TRANSIT CO., 36th and Prospect ave. NV
or syenns
Ial6 st. NV. next door to Willard Hotel
Hiring ARRANGEMENTS approved.)s
surance company writing ordinary, inter-
eoverase. viii appoint independent agents agents
Service furnisRed experienees % S'1 heiptul but
not necessary. Call for appointment, DI
ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY needs white mar
for washing and lubricatins feet OF fue
trucks; work done in heated rack, usinf
new kerrick steam cleaner for hard jobs
permanent year-around work; good salary
Moore, A. P. wooDsoN Co. 9Th ane
| Mich. ave. ne
ONE OF OUR GENERAL AGENCIES earned
| over $4,000 in "A; fine opportunity fol
| general agency in Washington for ole
life insurance company. Box 269-B, Star
EXPERIENCED MANAGER-We operate 9
business and require the services OF a mar
who has sales experience, store manage
ment. and one who can handle customers
Permanent. Apply main once, 627 e st
NV.
ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY needs fuel oil
around work good salary, splendid postwar
connection. Apply at once, Mr. Moore,
A. P. WOODSON CO., 9th and Mich ave.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT B0OKKEEPER, Washing
tonian ONCE executive. capable taking full
charge; draft exempt. Box 21s-Y. Star,
ACCOUNTING and income tax reports, al
msn.s nH VIA WhALEN ssIes IA nossasa' $685. sssss-
DUTLEk, colored,. experienced, small pri-
yate family, cook: excellent references.
= MO- M0oRE; e19 4th st; 14'
inss for additional accounts; specializing
small businesses; open books, audit, state
ment and tax work. systems installed.
CHEF.sTEwARD. chi an-.round exp. i3 food
buyer. menu planner. complete ,eharEe
psHasRy pHsIrYMr MS Peg E1S 1oa,D, Sl star Is.
week, after 6 pm. Box 152-D. Star. l3'
PART-TIME WORK. evenings. 4 or 5 hrs,
wanted by young man, age 2S, white. Ia.
PUBLn REIHI1oSs-puBLIcrTY MAN.
age 80, desires lucrative opportunity: is
years experience. wide kneyiedgs Of bust
ness administration. Box SGD. Star. 49,
WELL SOLVE your msnpower problem.
2 young men, now holding responsible
tobs, want part-time work Not afraid Of
physical OF mental labor. College and
trade training. VIII try almost anything
once. Reply Box 4s6-B, Star 14'
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PERSONAL

sERvICEMANs WIFE, with baby, care OF
children for room, board and small salary
Be Better THgs fIt1I HEALTH Fl sruDro-colds and
sppts Ho. 47ei. A A"-'e'
VACANCY for 8 children, 2 to years;
qualified day and night care. Call Sligo
FOR PHoToGRAPHs of baby that are
clear and sharp. made in your home. Call
WRITER WRITER sssnlHSs; wants eollaborator ME- 3o4o
Rs2cE RGT kfR.iRfN ft12 Hssh is asx, ,1IS;o.
work guaranteed: clocks repaired: watch
II ipI st befween fENnEE and G s1s MART
WHEN YOUR FEET HURT you S hurt all
over. Ny new metatarsal pad will make
snee NOR Morris WERsIE 4o1 sa kresse sfnes Blds
Il0S g st. Nv Ma. 4649. "A.
everything included. Box e4s-x, Star.
NURSE has vacancy in her home for
sssy 5sy ssSSlss S# ,Is. siVs1 spring bus bs II
pREssMAKiNG STUDIO. centrally located
& ser Esv xs! suits Rad
Sss5 Drass s9 rfsyps a RNa sRf m s
Wxkf R9HP GP 81 r oSfs * is4i erisina wake
month. Details after $50 pm. DE 53o5
CIRCLE CLUB DANCES. where friends
meet and stransers feel at home; For in.
rRs as0fa & "a By I5s naS
lie accountant: day or evening appoint
pr 8. W. JOHNSON. dentist. False teeth
PHONE sHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
WriF"t If you are in need of q loan UP to
saN1sa II FEAR Sfal nssEfanlfs:coNso1ousNEss.
deyeiop courage, and gain poise: learn to
tax "a, iusntly and eonvi1sinTly. pssTly For private
HAVE your torn, faded photographs. re-
snapshots; specialist in oil painted minia-
sLIPcovERs AND Z % pRsPERIEs. 81 APE a2as pro2es-
sionally cut and tailored. Early appoint
ments restricted clientele. MI. 1922. 16'
spots: results sDsured BAH baths e Nam psone 5s
ko koos slSa WAN1fib 1fio X Select private home
Rental free in return for tutoring eve
ninss in high school or college subjects.
formerly with Henri BendeI of New York.
APPOINTMENT by correspondence only.
MASTEpsome one s0f to 49os 90 machine
portunity for Army or Navy wives. Call
e. pkEcu i1 y5s sIsRsqAsS R9f ss yeuns ss5
Immediately available: Intelligent. ener-
setic. possessed of initiative, ability. char
acter, knowledge of fundamental account
ns ana .nd Tfn ss2ass 81 Box S aT
REDUCNG-Special rates: removes fat In
spots: results assured baths. Main phone,
khMTosiSehseTtu kA s1Ss eae & sf NV exquisite color
ices expedited TR. ~s643,- -FR. 26e7.
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HELP MEN B WOMEN.

BooKKEEPER for retail shoe store; per-
sarroundinss Sfssfs isds ecssnt conn
GLERK. .TYpIsTs, permanent positions.
HM Room o ssra ssary Bids See Mr. GRA
nv. OF phone D1. 4aos' s'0' sio i''n ST.
houseman chauffeur, wife as chiidyen' 5
smpoyed s c Cali fAfseh MR siMoN a RE Rher afso hsp
y m. to pm. weekdays; evenings, EN-.
COUPLE. cook and butler white, ex-
perienced; good references; live in. good
b0 Lying quarters; very good wages. 1647
ae5h cohpLE Ii me- SoneIs Ru0ont 9eapls BE- sober hard
stool. busy grill, on busy street, colored
tFsde Wsekv neeme nessss between $500 snd $500
s FOOD 6GEckER-casHnR, Gf sR sssE National Ca Cash
ssssy daS r. system HDs slaI a1RyESs Tnh and srs @s
FOOD coGNTER CLERKS. 1e or over; we
food counters. hspins to feed Tvs Wa shinstor hin tor
uniforms nL,s furnished and lsHndsrsd free
Apply at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE oil
HIGH sCHooL GRADUATES, 1s and /;
years OF age, looking for a postwar
Hsf Afsp1ainF orRsof TRssfts Repp em
ployment ONCE. 9th floor, 1906 daily
12:30-9 Thursday.
MAIL ROOM CLERKS for assembling man.
uels. stufnng envelopes, etc:f pm. to 80
am. nights week; must be able to stano
on feet much Of time Essential industry
Permanent. Telephone Personnel Dept, DI
1900. or apply at 1241 oath st NV
MAN AND WIFE to care for place in coun-
try and board several men. Phone NE
MESSENGERS for BRITISH MISSIONS
Apply 1107 18th st. NV. Employment
ONCE open Monday through Friday, 9 to
8: Saturday, to L. Hiring arrangements
RETAIL ACCOUNTANTS. Apply personnel
ONCE, 2nd floor. THE HEcHT CO. r
sALEsPEoPLE. part or full time, for all
departments Of oLT stores: pleasant work
ing conditions: good pay. Apply at any
PEOPLES DRUG STORE or ONCE. n
st. ne.
sECRLTARY. over 80 years. sl75 month,
for GREYHouND CORPORATION. 1345
New York ave. ne.
SECRETARY to work in real estate once,
man or woman; start at $1,000 per
Mr.. Gates. URcIoLo REALTY CO, s07
New York ave. NV. NE: 4e4l,
GREYHOUND CORPORATION, 1345 New
The HECHT CO. required salespeopie, full
noor. THE HECTT Co, st. at 7th NV.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC tcon..)

GIRL, colored. neat. pleasant, wants
s.h.w:, 10 to 5 p.m.. $40 and carfare.
NO. 1886.
GIRL. colored, wants days work for en-
ployed people. DU. 56S9.
GIRL, exp, wants maid work only, no
cooking. no Sun, from to 5 pm. S25
per week. Call bet. and z, DU $3.50.
MAID, colored, for cleaning apt, 5 days
week FIR. Oslo.
MAID, colored wishes work in apt. of
adults, Mon. through Fri, IL ANA I'm.
DE 3299
MAID, colored. to clean days week.
for war workers. HO. sfS5.
MAID, colorea, wants days work.
DE- 1887
WOMAN, colored. wishes part-time work
Job in an apt. Call RE 6492
WOMAN, coiored, wants part-time work
9 ANIL pm. 5 days week, In city, $15
carfare. MI. 237S.
WOMAN, colored, desires days work. Cal
MI 9423.
WOMAN. colored, wishes part time oil
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

DAYS WORK wanted, experienced; $3.50
per day Call DI 1898.
GIRL, colored, desires part-time work as
maid In doctors once, hours 8 to 1 or 2.
GIRL colorsd, wants full or part time
GIRL, coiored, wants work as chamber
maid or waitress: A-reference, NO. 1884.
general housework and cooking, no heavy
cieanins: With ref.; S2S NJ. GERALDINE
cHANDLHk 1904 0hamplain q. NV.
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HELP WoMEN.

WANTED BY national organization. b-day
Tssk-clericai vss,i;- worker. under 90, with
WANTED, practical nurse for private
nursing home; live in; good salary. DE.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tcsst. |,

oPTOMETRIsT-we have space to ofier ia
fne, modern jewelry store, on percentage
basis; splendid opportunity. Box SD
$500 weekly; $50 month rent; modern
equipment: price, $4,000 terms.
Groceries and meats, business 5000
weekly living quarters, cheap rent; same
owner g years; price, 81 $50; terms.
Self-service, groceries and meats: busl.
ness So 900 weekly, mostly cash; short
hours; all modern equipment: cheap rent:
cash REQUIRED, $4,000. KOGOD g. BOOK
OFF, MA. $3.50, GE. 1858 or RA. 6527.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

LEAR PERSIAN LANGUAGE, native in
structor, taught Persian Columbia Uni. !;
reasonable rates. P. o. Box 2112. Wash.
sTENoGRAPHlC and secretariaI classes
now forming Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand. typing, oookkeeping,
81 yrs Accredited Inquire row Ma
233s BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 st Iopp
'oniroI Theater
GRESSIONAL AIRPORT
LEARN TO FLY-Call Spruce 0sss. HYDE
FIELD. Storage. Clubs forming.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

TEACHERS-Consider your fan position
ieses. ADAMS TEACHERS sSiis AGENCY, es COL COL
GRADE Bldg; Re. 1898.
section, exp; elk. bookkpr.. exp, $40;
cashier; some typing. S35: card punch
ee spsr Mis1 sl4s sora elerks gen once sSp sa5
SERVICE, Bond Bldg, cor. 14th and
fEt.GHERs II y ays clerk, reeeps,on,s,.. ,.,.,, ,o
sitions No charge unless placed: top sal.
aries Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
tEst. IL yrs 1871 @ st Ma 2l14
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MOTOR IRAXEl

sERVICEMAN driving to San Francisc
Feb. IS. would like 4 passengers to driN
and share expenses. DU. 5063, betwee
8 and IL am. or and pm.
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sEcRETARY. stenosrapher; permanent
position. as secretary to an ofncial Of an
old-established local frm; starting salary,
So. 02S per year; 4S-hour work week; ex-
cellent postwar possibilities. Call ME
sECRErARY. young lady to assist with
personality and good penmanship; first.
ssRcRETARiEs flH Is sffiEsNsoaRApHERs,- good
salary excellent working conditions yaca.
PEOPLES S I Bite ij sToaEs. Sec. empioyment nRSa nj
SEER ssTESefkEsTEARRYs..sTnEEsNoGRApHER Il =. Fl in profess
time work considered. DE. 2739 after
sSEseCEREgTisARY-sTENoGRAPHER, SseE in publicity
once Of Community war Fund; job in:
wolves full secretarial responsibility. but
little shorthand; duties interesting and
take soms responsiSiiity; business sin | sehooI q
or college education desirable but not
WAR gpl Fun n'i i1o1 H0Sf's g. nc coM
SECRETARY sTENOGRAPHER, expert
enced. age approximately 80. to 40; per-
manent position with local private bust
HOTEL Genssa On copp 81 ss,,
s ase and oss assr
force VIII e under yoaa
vision; direct mail advertising experience
sp sncRE4iRTsr9eSSS0t.R.puyR ssssti RE 9SSS
position, experienced. competent young
woman, Under 35: one preferably accus-
toned to legal dictation and to doing neat
and accurate work: good education, pleas
ing personality and able to meet the pub
lie: excellent salary. Write. giving age,
education, experience and whether present.
ly employed and when available. Furnish
references. Box S3-D, Star 15s
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER. national
professional association; pleasant ONCE
situation, centrally located: permanent
position; opportunity for advancement;
5la-day week. Call RE, 620f
SECRETARIAL AND STENOGRAPHIC po-
sition with national organization. per-
manent. but. part-time applicant will be
considered for emergency period: also
sPsnns sahT 5PT sypis ADpy lis G 18th s
Apply SAFE WAY LAUNDRY. rear 1921
Ga. ave. Silver epring, Nd. 1bs
opportunity. Apply franks FOOTWEAR,
SOLO 14th st. NV. Phone AD. 626e.
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necessary. Telephone. MISS GREER co.
WOMEN WANTED. ages 1s to so: no ex.
pertence necessary: also part-time work In
evening for unemployed women: promo.
ton opportunities; permanent positions
Apply employment ONCE. 722 18th st. NV.
ESQ am. to 6 pm. Mon,-Fri, $40 am. to
SoPoMAc g; set91ssE TTsEpHdNE 5NE Go S5EsAPEAKE
YARD GOODS sALESWoMEN. full or part
time excellent opportunity for women who
Ike to sew and handle fabrics good start;
oor HOG TE HEcaT co st. at 9si 9h no
YOUNG LADY for part-time work, morning
or afternoon: excellent ONCE environment.
9YSoSuNG lady for evening work. building
up recording business; pleasing voice and
dividuai recordings: salary. SIS week,
plus commissions textra). Box Sod, Star.
YOUNG LADY. white, to work part time
in envelope factory As, machine operator;
up to 29H hours weekly; experience. not
necessary: salary, 55c per hour to start;
WAsHiNaroS ':SV sSvoPE spSea Go. w % Dss 4
Woodward 3 LOTHRoP has immediat,
openings fol. full or part time ONCE work
ers, typists, billing machine operators Ap-
ply employment ONCE. 9th noor. 9:30-d
Ssilo MoopwxR6 12s9s Thur;asy InTsor ..,
openings for saleswomen, no experience
8th moor, 4.SU-6 QaiIy, IS.3U-S THURSDAY.
WAC, SPAR, WAVE OR MARINE, recently
released. wanted for clerical work in large
| radio school should have neat handwrit-
ing ng, and good head for detail, 4 little
week Call MRS. MANTEL. HO. 2476.
STATISTICAL WORK-Collese graduate
not over 35, preferably with some statis-
tical experience, to assist in the main
tenance OF statistical records in the ofice
ton engaged essential work; .5a-day week.
$1S5 per ms to start with. opportunity
for advancement Write. giving sufncient
information about yourself to warrant an
interview. Box 465-A, Star.
WANTED-Stenosraph must be fast and
sccursrs ,isn on on mgacnins gn ana IN snorsnann; @
81 work period daily, 81 per hour. BOX
4sSvp; GnGpp y.aun SsaT; .errrv p...,,,.n,..
and. switchboard opeyator, experienced
preferred; dowrtewn Location; sdysnse-
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-18

were placed in the church Sunday
morning in memory of Mrs. Ida
DerricksOn
Mr. and Mrs. George Ross RiC-
kards and daughter Barbara and
Mrs. Grace Nelson spent the week
end with relatives and friends i'll
Wilmington.
Mrs. Cleora Wllgus was i'll last
week.
Mrs. +. 5. johnson is nursing a
spraincd ankle which she sustained
Friday evening while visiting one
of the nciGhbOrs.
Mr.. and Mrs Lcmucl Lynch
spent the week end with Mrs.
l.ynch's mother at Wilmington
Mrs. GeOrganna Stephens of FIX
more Virginia spent Sunday with
her parents and brother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Bennett and son Edgar.
Reverend James LanGrCll was
able to resume his pastoral work
last week after being i'll with the
mumps.
John Donovan is cOnvalescing
after being seriously. ill with pneu-
mOnia at his home near town.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-18
ROXANA

Mrs. S. Amanda Evans. age 81
years, wife of the late L. James
Evans passed away Friday. May II
at the home of her son in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Asker b.
Carey ST.
Funeral service was held at
ROXana Methodist Church Sunday
at 200 D. m. with the pastor. Reve-
rend Langrell officiating. Inter
ment made in ROXana Cemetery
She leaves two daughters, Mrs.
Asher b. Carey ST.. and Mrs. Orna
DerricksOn both of which she made
her home also two brothers,
George Hudson of Norfolk. Nirgi-
mia and Washington. ID. C. and Jos
hua Hudson of Wyoming, Della
ware. Two SrandSOns and two
granddaughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wells of
near town entertained their son,
Jesse from Wilmington over the
week end.
A beautiful basket of flowers
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-18

gunner he will become crew
member of a heavy bOmbardmcnt
organization AS a fully qualified
crew member Gunner and Electri-
cal Specialist he will help the
Army Air Forces carry the war
to the enemies hOmclands. In adj
ditiOn to completion of the schcd-
ule of academic and practical stu
dies as an eviation mechanic. he
has been thoroughly drilled in mil
itary tactics and defense and a
course of physical training that
has conditioned him to meet all re-
quirements of an American soldier.
He has returned from the Euro
pean theatre of operations with 50
missions and five citations to his
credit
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-18
FISHERS DISTRICT
Near GrcenwOOd)

The W. S. c. $ of Todd's Cha
pei were entertained on Wcdncs
day afternoon OF last week at the
home of Mrs. Fritz Zott with good
attendance and those not present
certainly missed a real treat OF de
HClouS home made cake and ice
cream served by the hostess.
The Mothers Day service at
Todd's Chapel was we'll attended
with a very good address by the
pastor. Rev. r. l.. Jones. to all the
mothers throughout the nation.
following a program put on by the
young folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Rhodes re
ceivcd word this week of their ne
phCw. First Lieut.. Bruce Humphrey
being missing in action since April
u. Lieut. Humphrey was sta
toned in Italy in tn" infantry and
had won many honors for his
bravery: We hope for the good news
of Bruce being found safe.
Mrs. Jesse Sharp and son. 0t
Greenwood. and Mr. and Mrs. NJ
y. RODlDSOH MtIC Sutolo VI WI 'ilN'
Mrs. Charles Dcarman, on Sunday
afternoon.
John f.. Lloyd spent a part of
the past week with Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Mcdowell of Philadelphia
Mrs. Lowell Taylor and dauGh-
tcrs spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Warrington
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winsor Morris, al
Glcnoldcn. Sgt John A. Morris, OF
Massachusetts. Miss Betty Norris
student nurse of Wilmington. ant
MIR. and Mrs. George Young anC
children. of Ccntcrvillc, SpCn
Mothers Day with their parents
MIR. and Mrs. T. =. Morris.
Mrs. John Lloyd and son spcn
Saturday in Wilmington.
Mrs. Charles Dcarman is a vic
tim of la grippe.
Mrs. NJ +. Russell has been quite
i'll the past two weeks.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-18
FREDERICK

The funeral services OF Charles
Gross were largely attended o.,
Sunday afternoon IN Frrutty Meth
udlSt Church. lie had been i'll 10"
Il short time and Vas ca1lcd 10
the Memorial Hospital whore hr
passed away on Wednesday, H.,
WAS we'll respected in the commnu-
itv. He Was ~ wears al d2r. IIe
is survived by his TWO sons iioe}
and Edward. and several "Iand-
children Tn. flowers were many
and beautiful, tributes from rela
tiN,s and friends. Rev. y +. Wood
olticiat,d at the services. Into
mont was made in Bduatt'# Come
terry.
On Sunday mornu. a lar2e
crowd attended the services At thc
church to hear a tiuc SERMON on
Mothers Day. The ilolal docor3-
tions Wclc lovely. Tho Sln2iU@ VT
fine aud everyone enjoyed thn srt.
vices.
In the evening a lovely paeeant
The Hcroiucs of IN" Past, Wa
presented. The choir sang a mum
hcr of hymns aprropId Ia tn" oc-
Caaion as part of TIN" program Mrs.
Marion GcroW and Mrs. Sylvia pal-
hy read descriptions of the PAGEANT
as il was presented. II WAS beau.
tlfuly done. The children had been
we'll trained.
Charles RcttS OF the Navy. sta
toned al Raluhrid2c Md. spout tn"
week end with his wife and family
here.
"Bu1z" Eiolston was inductrd into
the army and left for Camp bis
ON Monday He leaves wife dni
three children mere
Miss Clarauond Belts, of VII
mington. and Mrs. Alicc WIN. OF
HARRINGTON. were guests of thcll
mother. Mrs. :. k Belts last tues
day.
Miss Jones. of Philadelphia. Nis
tied Mrs. Nam nurborou2h ld@l
week Mrs. DurhnrouSh Slipped
aud fell on a NaruiShcd linulcuu
rug ON Thursday and hrok" 4 small
bone near the elbow in her left
arm.
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few days with their son IN law
and daughter. Mr.. aud Mrs WatsoG
ll Mr.. and Mrs. Il Ncas"y. MI
Paul Baker and family. After ~
enjoyable evening ice cream, Cakt
and Ritz were hountitullN SrrNct
and much enjoyed.
it; 4, l.,
PARENTS of her husband, Gencr.
Stewart RUSSELL who is ON dut!
somewhere overseas She will re-
main with the KusScll7 for 4 tw,
r week visit at their home in Nir&i
MIA
. Mrs Nir&iuia NcIlYainc and lit
tie dauGhtrr. Fc&Gi" were surlc
4 guests of the AHsSc> frances AM
Gladys Baker ON Monday CNcninG
;. Mrs. Jennie EIackrtt OF Rosoll
/ Park, New Jersey has returned t,
1 her homo after spCnGinS sOmctim
with her sister. Mrs. :. T. Hudson
s nurSinG her, We are clad 10 Stat
: Mrs Hudson now i able To h" ont
$ \lr. and Mrs William Ohriur q
>. Merchant sNillc. New Jersey Wcl
week end guests OF Mrs. Nora En-
! mis- and family
:. Mrs Nir8inla McIlNainc and Iii
tie danght"r. rC".~ic have rrturny
i homc after apcndin2 fcW day
l. with her parents. Reverend an
Mrs. !. 7, George in Narydcl
d Mrs Joseph raynt"r of Wilmiu-
d ton has been a recent visitor OF ho
If parents. MI. and Mrs Iiilal
s Mirch
4, OWinG to our minister. RcNcrcn
I Ward Mills hcin& away To confcl
o enc" th"t" will h" u" rr"achin
ID Sunday. Sunday School AT l0.o
i tlhcrl Davidson, Supt.