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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-15
Fifth And Orange
US0 Events Listed

The Fifth and Orange Uso club
mas announced its schedule for the
coming week as follows:
Sunday: 900 a.m.-1:O0 nm
coffee and doughnuts. 1o:3o am.
-o:O0 pm. horseback riding
transportation provided. 200 pm.
500 pm. Christmas music. $3.50
p:m.-Buffet supper - served by
Navy Mothers. 7:30 Christ
mas stories.
Monday: 800 p.m.-Craft shop
open; leather, plastic shells. $3.50
p.m.-Stocking making party.
Tuesday: 800 p.m.-Craft shop
open-Make your own gifts to send
nome. $3.50 p.m.-Wreath making
party.
Wednesday: $3.50 pm. - Craft
class-Shells, leather, etc. 500 D.
m.-Cookie making party.
Thursday: 800 p.m.-story tell
ing around the fireplace.
Friday: 800 p.m.-Popco4.- par
ty.
Saturday: 200 p.m.-Kitchen for
use: Zoo p.m.-Gathering party.
8:0O-Hanging- of-the-Greens.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-15
Walter P aramore Accepts
Whiteville Trade Post

WHITEVILLE, Dec. IA new
Secretary for the Merchant As
ISOLATION was announced this morn
ing by George Gold, chairman of
board of directors, and will come
to Whiteville to accept new duties
January LIST. He is Walter H. Para
more of Elizabeth City where he
is. new engaged in newspaper work
and previously circulation manager
of the Raleigh Times. He also serv-
ed as secretary of the Clinton
Chamber of Commerce at one time.
The new executive secretary is
a graduate of Holmes Bible Col
lege of Greenville, S. C.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-15
Boston Desiqner Thinks

Sketched by Forbes and htho-
graphed by r. H. Pease, Albany
the little rosy-tinted card has 1lve
panels of festive scenes. Beneath
Christmas and New Years greet.
ings are lines for the names OF
sender and recipient. Across tne
top is head of Santa Claus and
the words:
"Pease's great variety store in the
Temple of Fancy"
A good detective like all couec-
tors, Chase tracked down Pease
to 1889, at which time the Albany
directory listed him as an engrav-
er, but is still not sure when the
'Temple of Fancy was founded
eff only he'd put the date on
the card connoisseur sighed,
adding: ''But Pm quite sure it's
the earliest American Christ
mas card"
Chase considers the late Louis
Prang, also Bostonian, the
worlds greatest greeting card pub
Usher.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-15
KennedY-Eggers
Vows To Be Said
Sunday Afternoon

The wedding of Miss Dorothy M.
Kennedy of Wilmington and Delco,
10 Capt. S. M. Eggers will be
Nlsmnied on Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock 1t the First Baptist
church. DR.. Sankey Lee Blanton,
D D., pastor of the church, will
perform the ceremony.
Miss Kennedy will have as her
attendants Miss Susan Smith as
llad-ot-honor, and Mrs. r. G..
Hobbs Of Delco her sister, as
matron-of-honor. Lieut.. Robert w.
Kennedy will give his sister in
marriage.
The bridegroom will have as his
Ssst man, R. G. Hobbs of Delco
and usher will be Ralph Kennedy,
u, brother of the bride.
special nuptial music will bs
rendered by Henry Emurian.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-15
X We> The Women
Our Wits Aren't TO Be Taken Too Seriously

to find a place for himself in civil
ian life that is somewhat compar-
able to the place he earned in the
Army?
And hasn't one soldier as much
right to make a success OF his
Army experience by moving up as
fast as he could as had Hargrove
to turn his experience as private
into a best seller?
Would Hargrove like to assume
the anonymity he had before he
went into uniform-before anybody
every heard Of Private Hargrove?
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-15
Miss Darden,
Lieut.. Miller
To Wed Today

,vedding of Miss Pat OAR
the s,d vi Lieut.. Gustave A. Miller
den s ana Island, N. Y, will be
Of Lu WED this afternoon at the
soIellip1 antist church, with the pas
flfs. The church, DR.. Sankey Lee
tor o. w. D. D., officiating.
bl 15l1i1a the guests are assembling
y !, during the ceremony, Henry
ana ,,r G organist, and Mrs. Alfred
s1 n soloist, will render a program
a p Wedding music;
Of ,, w.. Darden will have as her
M .ron.of-honor and only attendant
nls'' sister, Mrs. Daniel Crawford
nsl mai Lieut.. Miller will be at
tls Iad by Lieut.. Freeman as best
'e.a' and his ushers will be Capt.
I ma n Kirk and Capt. Thomas l..
rrttenden.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-15


with cut-up suet, cover with boil
ing water, and simmer, covered,
two hours. Remove meat and suet
and reserve one cup stock. Put
meat, suet, apples (cored and peel.
ed and ounces through a fooo
chopper and place in large kettle
with one cup stock, raisins, cur
rants, citron, salt, spices, sugars
and molasses. Simmer one hour,
stirring occasionally to prevent
burning. Add cider, brandy and
lemon juice and cook five minutes.
longer. Place in an earthenware
jar, cover and store in a cool place.
This should be enough for three s.
inch pies.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-15
Merry Christmas Pie
Nv CHARLOTTE ADAMS
Associated Press Food Editor

Properly speaking, there should
be plum pudding, several kinds OF
pie. ice cream, and any other fav-
orites your family longs for as the
wind-up to Christmas dinner. Most
of us haven't time for making more
than one dessert, but you could
have at least three choices if you d
make the two easy pies suggested
below, and add "store-bought"
ice cream.
Magic Cranberry Pie
11-3 cups Il CAM sweetened Con-
densed milk.
IA cup lemon juice.
l CUP cooked cranberries, drain
ed.
egg yolks.
9-inch baked pie shell.
Blend sweetened condensed milk,
lemon juice, cranberry pulp and
egg yolks. Pour into baked pie
shell. Decorate with a pastry
Christmas tree, delicately Drowned
in the oven while you're baking
the pie shell. Chill before serving.
Squash Pie Deluxe
Il box quick-frozen cooked squash.
3-4 cup light. brown sugar, firm
lily packed.
IA cup granulated sugar.
l teaspoon cinnamon.
IL teaspoon ginger.
IL teaspoon nutmeg.
IL teaspoon salt.
2 eggs slightly beaten.
IL cups milk.
2 teaspoons melted butter.
IL recipe pie crust.
Defrost squash. Combine it with
remaining ingredients in order
given. Strain. Line a 9-inch pie
plate with pastry rolled an eighth
of IAN inch thick, allowing pastry
to extend an inch beyond the edge.
Fold edge back to form standing
rim and flute with fingers. Fill with
squash mixture. Bake in hot oven
(450 degrees) 20 minutes. Decrease
heat to $50 degrees and bake 81
minutes longer.
Or how'd you like to make some
mincemeat for the best pie of all?
MINCE MEAT
l pound lean beef.
IL pound suet.
2 pounds tart apples.
2 pounds ounces:
! l cup cider.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-15

time beSt-Seller
''See Here, Pri-
vate Hargrove"
the n e r v e to
stand up and
tell 5000 indus
trialists attend
ing the National
Association o +
M a nufacturers
convention what
to do with the
office boy who
returns from the
war a fun-fedg-
ed colonel.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-15
Divorces Lead Marriages
During Year In Columbus

WHITEVILLE, Dec. IA - Last
year in Columbus County and with
this year not even complete, 10
more persons have been granted
divorces this year than were given
marriage licenses. If the 81 divorce
cases now pending are added to
that, the record stands IS marri-
ages and SO divorces. That figure
in comparison with last years di-
vorces have not been compiled,
but in point of marriage licenses
issued in 1945, twenty-four more
have already been granted than
were issued in 1914.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-15
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis B. Over
man OF Freeport, Texas, former
ly OF Wilmington, announce the
birth of a son, Harry j. Overman.
Jr., on December 10. Mrs. Over
man is the former Alice Taylor
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
London Taylor of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-15
Junior Sorosis
Will Give Tea
Today For Group

North Carolina Junior Sorosis
will entertain this afternoon at the
annual Christmas tea from 5 until
6 O'Clock for member of the club
and their guests.
The event will be held at the
Sorosis clubhouse, 116 North Third
street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-15
Barbara E. Benton,
Sgt. Hippi To Wed

The wedding of Miss Barbara
Ellen Benton, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jose C.. Benton, to
Randolph Anton Hippo, master
gunnery sergeant, United States
Marine Corps will take place on
Sunday, December is, It 4 o'clock
at the Calvary Baptist church in
Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-15

IL cup brandy.
IL cup chopped citron.
2 teaspoons cinnamon
IL teaspoon each of cloves, all
spice, mace and nutmeg.
(powderedD
l pound currants
l IL pounds seedless raisins,
chopped.
1 cup sugar.
1 cup brown sugar.
IL cup molasses.
2 tablespoons lemon juice.
l teaspoon salt.
Boiling water.
Cut beef in small pieces, combine
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-15
BY RUTH MILLETT

A reputation as a wit is some
times a dangerou- possession for
a man.
It gave the author of the war
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-15
Miss Jackie Oliver
Wins Essay Contest

LUMBERTON, Dec. IA - Miss
Jackie Oliver, senior in Lumber
ton High school, has been selected
as winner in the Seventh Congress-
lonal District of an essay contest
for high school seniors sponsored
by the North Carolina Citizens AS
ISOLATION, Inc. The award to each
OF II district winners in the state
is a $50 Victory Bond and free
trip to Raleigh to attend the an
nual meeting of the association on
December 49,.
Miss Oliver, daughter of Mrs. H.
A. Oliver, is editor in-chief of THE
Pirateer" L. H. S. annual, and
president of the Tri-Hi-Y, on the
girls basketball team and in the
Glee club. Last year she was edi-
tor-in-chief of the newspaper,
'Lumberton Hi-Echo'', and in her
sophomore year won the L. H.
Caldwell medal for highest scholar
ship in Latin.
At a meeting of the American
Legion Auxiliary at the home of
Mrs. w. M. Best, members voted
to spread Christmas cheer among
disabled veterans by purchasing
two radios to be sent to hospitals
and to send gifts to Lumberton
patients at Oteen Hospital. Six new
members were accepted in the
Auxiliary. Mrs. H. H. Memory pre-
sided.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Memory and
Mrs. A. V. Townsend of Aberdeen
were hostess at the home of the
former here in honor of Petty Of
ficer and Mrs. Arthur r. Town
send, who were married recently
in EliZabethtown. Mrs. Mckinley
HARRISON assisted in serving. The
newly wed couple have gone to
Seattle, WASH, to make their
home.
Mrs. T. v. Tucker, Mrs. B. O..
Thompson and Miss Hettie Kate
Akin entertained the Eliza Fuller
Circle of the Woman's Society of
Christian Service of Chestnut
Street Methodist Church at a
Christmas party, where gifts were
exchange. Devotional was led by
Mrs. P. D. Jones.
The Robson v. F. W. Auxiliary
met with Mrs. J. T. Mcintyre and
Miss Barbara Mcintyre, members
carrying gifts for patients at Oteen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-15
CLUB ORGANIZED

ASHEBORO, Dec. IA G A
Wildlife Federation club for Ran
dolph county has been organized
and Ed L. Hedrick Of Asheboro
elected president.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-15
WEATHER BIRDS

Inc U. S. Weather Bureau rec
vsazes sea gulls as true weather
I IOpnets' When the birds fly in
shortly.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-12-15

The Robson v. F. w. Auxiliary
met with Mrs. J. T. Mcintyre and
Miss Barbara Mcintyre, members
carrying gifts for patients at Oteen.
Mrs. Johnnie L. Mcneil presided.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

lie claims she started calling him
again and promised 20 marry him
The day was sci and Nacoco shipped
the rousseau ahead
When he reached Hollywood. hc
goes on she protested her love for
him one night they had q date and
Kay phoucd she couIdu make IT, The
nCXt day NacocO read OF her ClOpc.
mont with SprcckclS
Particularly CALLING 10 the no
longer merry wIduiChtcr is some
radio equipment She had asked him
ID send her He ordered il and She
accepted II after her marriage to
Spyeckcls But Nacoco got the bill.
Kay hasn't answered Macocos
charges as yet But she's quite
lo'uble over Sprcckcls. She says she
and Adolph had known they were
meant for each other Tor long time
"No one knew OF our romance, ~
Scnor Martin de Alzaga Unzue
tNacOcO)-"It'S the Principle Of
the Thing. She Only Used Me as
the Bait"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

ties Of perfume costing So. three
500 pairs OF pajamas etc, etc etc
The Argentinian cattle millionaire
says that Kay, then in the movies,
continued 10 see him after frCr ri.
vorcc from him i'm 1919 though her
name had been romantically aSsoCi.
atcd with cinema stars George Mont
Comcly and Clark Gable
After her decree was granted. says
NacoCo, she told him She would never
let it become final She promised,
he adds. to return 10 New York when
her 9jc;urc contract expired.
Macoco says he bought her family
a house in California, but Kay didn't
come back 10 New York till last
spring long after the divorce was
final They decided 10 remarry and
were looking tor a house in Connect
cut. according 10 Macoco, when he
accidentally discovered she was load
ing up on summer clothes.
She admitted she was going back
10 California, ne charges, and did.
Illustrated by R. F. SCHABELITZ
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

~ lltlo lb0t Ills 81 anu t'NAACA NA'4.NN
the fabulous MacoCo of Gotham
after dark-has got his Latin dan
der up.
Nacoco's rage is righteous and rea-
sonable, he says, and the object OF
his diSaffection is comely Kay VIII
liamS, eN.third Mrs. MacOcO, now the
fifth Mrs. Adolph b. Spreckels, Jr.
Not only did Kay leave him, says
the angry Argcntinian She Tilted him
i'm the midst of what he thought were
preparations for their rcmarriage.
Worse still, he charges she took the
mink and jcweled trousseau he
bought for her on her honeymoon
with the Sprcckcls heir
And il is for this indignity, more
than anything else, declares the un-
happy AIacoco, that be is suing her
for $30OOO-the cost of the trous~
scau and six per cent on his bad
investment i'm Orange Blossoms, Ltd.
For no otc, he says, not even the
once beloved Kay can take the Great
MacoCo for such a ride.
1T is the worst deal ] ever got
cNclaimS the stunned South Amcri-
can between sips of his favoritc cham
ua"0c i'm New York's Fl Morocco. Il
am going 10 get Vindicauon. It's the
principle OF the thing. She only used
mc as bait to lure Sprcckcls.
Walo the mysterious Pcpino, his
friend and devoted Sancho PanZa,
roots agreement. Macoco rccountS
how D., spent S250O0O on Miss vii
Ia-.s' from the time he met her Uu.
III her clopemcnt with Spreckels.
1T was nothing for me-" he says,
"to ho with her in a fancy shop and
toll her TO buy a $500 number that
appealed 10 her. Pepino, my friend
for - years, was her private ieWclcr.
All She Lad 10 say was her heart
desired something and l told Fcpino
10 fetch IT, When we were married
gave Ter diamond th4t cost 50 600
Blond Kay cost him $4,000 in
phone calls in 1914, according 10
Naeoco's arithmetic "Shc thought
nothing of calling me from Holly
wood three or four times a week,
charges reversed But / dtdn mind
As for the trouSSCau Caramba,
Macoco says it included a 81 800 mink
coat. pantiCs. girdles hosiery powder
lingerie. a gold medallion with rubies
and sapphires worth S275, two bot
& December IG. 1875
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
aEaE'VSler.
gnNa Strike
. CITES Set

Tho NLRB announced today
that fun plans had been completed
fer STRIKE votes BY employees In all
plants Of General Motors and
Chryslcr.
The polls viii be conducted on
Wednesday and Thursday, re-
specilvely.
Polling places and hours Of vot-
lng for General Motors employees
were published IN Sunday Times
Polling places and hours of
voting iu the ChrASler election,
also sought by the UAW-ClO in
an effort 70 enforce 30 per cent
wage increase demands. follow.
DDdsesnsu pIanf employees Alice ana Jos.
Danra-. a. 20 midnight.
-in.H .nlf r'auf. pa Aug i'i 80 MI
aaaas '5rse os,aas .o, a, M' Eg.5., and
Fsnastr GAU io'a 80 si nr a1ls
i as R,.,ae,.." "'as' Gs& 1.a o.
if.4 ..f m Ir ~
ha'f. flof Mound opposite pant as'r 8
m ~ n
THH'lE NlCrsF s-r ssFon
nnH 'a main uf' ss 'o
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ssrr JOHN q Eudeou near 81 'aan
1.ss.,r sasss union fsu At ta7
1- Herar e7ion r,. e. siii mr
pe=la warren West Warren a. l,l,lll-
.re5sf'rr -'srsuif-e bsaE buHt1r .rs'r
a'H-t .1 NaffftiIr q m 'n $ m
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23
Dust MarteI.
Hubbard Aim

A resolution diSquahfying all
but elected officials from appoint
ment to the ways and&meahs
committee of the county board
of supervisors Will be introduced
before the board today according
10 Mayor Orvllle l.. Hubbard Of
Dearborn II approved, II viii be-
come effective Jan !.
Hubbard said he and other com
mittee members had been con-
sidering the move directed ar
Frank X. Martel. AF'L chief. for
some time because Martel tries
10 dominate every one on the
committee.
"Martel isn't elected 10 any
thing" Hubbard declared He
isn't responsible 10 anybody, hut
he winds up on all the COM
mitteeSn
Informed Of Hubbard.s state
ment, Mar'cl replied
THAT guy il nuts" :"
Martel and Hubbard arc p0'i'i-
cal foes OF long standing Their
most recent controversy was over
the resignation of John r. Wojty'o
as chairman OF a Subcommittee Of
the ways and means committee
named 10 inpcst tigatc the county
welfare department.
Woitylo resigned as chairman
when Martcl was named 40 sup
plcmcnt hAe-man- committee
originally appointed 10 investigate
Woitylois charge that tho welfare
department hadhecn carrying un.
necessary cases on MS relief rolls
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23

tou,,s f'oor-woosa'-s A,e-1e-scet,o-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-23

Informed Of nubbard.s stlle.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

Preaching at II a m by the
pastor
Epworth League service AT p.
m This service is for the young
people from 9 to - years OF age.
Worship service al 30 O'Clock.
Special
open meeting tor the entire COM
muuiIy ON Friday evening. Novem-
her 30 in the t,llendale school au-
ditorium at 7:45 O'Clock. Mrs. Dor
othy Ninyard Stilni Will speak.
Public is invited
Mcrtin"
class 30. :. Mrs. ". \. Han.
teacher. Will be entertained at The
nom" ol Shirley Lea F.lliugsWorth
ON Wednesday evening. Dccrmhrl
u All members are cordially in
Vitrd
Special Ncn'> Night
Members OF Class no 6 Will en-
tcrlain their husbands. friends 0i
SWceIhear1S To a dinner in the FL
lendale school auditorium ON Fri
day evening. December :. at sever
O'Clock Music. singing and games
Come help your class have won
dcrlul evening.
Special
The members Of the Primary De
partment are requested to be pres
ent ON Sunday morning at 10 Il. III
10 practice for the christmas pro
gram.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
GLENDALE
community News

Community News
Mr.. and Mrs + y. Moore We're
shoppers in Philadelphia on Satm-
day.
Nr. and Mis-. " y Han enter
tanned guests 10 dinner last week
Mrs NJ. f. Warren attended a
meeting on STERLING silver of the
Empire craft Corporation At the
Maytowcr Hotel III Washington.
ID. c.. recently
Sunday guests OF MI. and Mrs.
John T. DerrickSon and family
we're Mr.. and Mrs W. f. Leverage
II Milton AIr aMd Mrs Clarence
Derrickson and daughter Laura OF
! Philadclphia and Mrs harlrS
James. Ronald James and dau2h-
ter Connie OF AliIIsboro.
Nh. and Mrs | + Warren. .Jr
and son OF WASHINGTON. -. c., were
holiday guests OF Alr. and Mrs.
f. WARREN 81
Mr.. and Mrs julius GOrlich. 81.
entertained guests during the hol
iday.
Bonard u. Moore last week at.
tended conference al Fort Ham
ilton. Brooklyn. y. y. given ioI
supervisors OF heating Mr. Moore
$ employed at Forl Miles, Lcwcs.
Guests to Il Thanksgiving dinn"
II the home OF Misses ALI" aut
Mia Macklin were Mrs NrSta Mills
Mrs. Eugene Mills and children an'
Mrs. Bradley Donovan and dauSh
Ter. all OF Milford.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Shockle
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

and son Tommy OF Philadelphia
spent the Weekend AZ th"ir home
here.
Mr. and Mrs w. Nelson Han We're
Weekend guests OF AIr and Mrs
Leon craft OF Fcdera!shur2. Md
Mr.. and Mrs. | W. Euin4sworth
and daughter were Sunday dinner
guests OF Mr. and Mrs } r. Tyu-
DAN at The Map!es LeWes.
Mrs t.iWood Lynch and dau2h-
len. Gwcndolyu. Mrs C. +, Abbott.
81. Mrs Clara Wilson and Mrs.
Emma Hcllens were shoppers in
Salisbury Md. OH Friday
Mr. and Mrs Chester Uickcrson
and daughter. Phyllis had de-
liclous Thanks2itiu2 dinner al TN,
home OF Mrs Dickvrsou'9 mother
Mrs. Thompsou o1 near Green
wood
Nh. and MIS-. +. W. ireland en-
t"riainrd guests to dinner ON sun
day
Mrs Katie Fitzgerald has ro
turned from Il delightful lip /,
Chester Pa.
Mrs. ). McIlvain entertained t,
a family dinner last week
Ellrndale Methodist hurch
Rev. ". e.. Barlow. Pastor
Sunday. December
Sunday school services at 10 a
m. in charge of f ". Ireland. su
pcriulcudtut.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

Miss Wanda Clendanlrl returned
10 Teachers college. West Chester.
Pa. ola Monday morning. after
spending the holidays with her
parents. Mn ana Mrs. Lester f..
{ lendaniel
Miss Iaurcta Clcndanicl spent
the week end With her father. FL
wood Clendanitl al Cedar Beach.
Goshen Church News
Union EVahScl~tic services he
san III Goshen Methodist Church on
sunday evening, With the sermon
by Reverend Milton X. Elliott. pas
tor Grace Methodist Church. Rev
Elliott and Rev William II Hudson
the pastor OF Goshen. alteruated IN
delivering the message during the
week. Services will continue dur
in" the coming week at least
Revival services viii continue
This week and next week at 7:3o
with the CONGREGATIONS of Grace
and Goshen Churches uniting il
Goshen Church. Reverend Elliott
and Reverend Hudson are hrin2ing
the messages alternating in doing
so.
Let US pray for these services
and attend, bringing a friend
Sunday School will meet at 81:
next sunday followed by the morn
ing service at Hoo. We are 9laC
t. Welcome the following new
members on the Nursery Roll o,
the Sunday school Nancy Lee
daughter of Mn and Mrs lame.
Carter; Paul William and RicharC
Irwin, twin sons of Mr.. and Mr.;
Irwin &. Elements: Sara Louise
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Graham
, Dill: Lee Ellen. daughter of Mh
! and Mrs. clifton Hutchins: Sar;
!, Nay. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Harry lsaacs; Elmer Nelson. sol
OF MIR and Mrs. Elmer Justice
+, James Hopkins SON of Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred II. l.oiland Jr.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

Preaching at p. IN. by the pas
tor.
Union Methodist Church
Rev. W. &. Barlow, Pastor
Sunday, December
Sunday school services.
Faith Bible Holiness Church
Rev. Robert B. NailOr. Pastor
Sunday, December
Sunday school service at , p. III.
Preaching by pastor.
Everyone welcome.
Girl Customer Does this lip
stick come off easily?"
Cosmetic Clerk-"Not if you put
up Il good fight. EXcavating En-
2lnecr.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
More Comfort Wearing
FALSE TEETH

Her. Is a rrns;lnt way - 0N.roOrn,
lous'' plate discomfort EASTEI"rIl
an improved puWd,r. >priuNl,d oi
upper and lower pIat, holds then
ilrmrr 50 that they tr,l more com
foitnhlr- No suntuy EourY past y
tHSt" or feeling. rs alkaline (nou-
actdD. Does not sour ChrckS plat,
Odor' (dcutlIr" hrrHtm Grt ENS-
TEETH today at amy drug store.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30

Support the Victory Loan SO that
our disabled can win victory oven
handicaps.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-30
Wet oIIe!'> Methodist Chapel
Rev. W. &. Barlow. Pastor

sunday. DeCember
Sunday school services AT p. m
in charge OF Preston Donovan. su-
prriutcHdcu1