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of Reno creek.
Jerry BenZel is stavinp with
ms aunt, Mrs. Walter Heitzman
Wnlle his parents Mr.. and MES.
"a Benzel are enjoying a trip
70 the yellowstone park. Mr.
6enzel has recently arrived
from Germany.
MISS Arlene Kaiser and John
O'Brlen of Sheridan were Har-
orn callers Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wemple of
Missoula have been VISITING
llienos In this vicinity and
relatives in Hardin.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. BIRD
were dinner guests at the Gail
arg home at Garryowen on
Miss Arlene Kaiser spent last
saturday night at the Herb
H1bness home on Sarpy.
Miss Francis Bird spent last
week visiting Miss Lois Hibness
at her home on Sarpy.
"A dance was given at the R.
". Bird home in honor of It.
Carrol Hibness on his arrival
mere from a three week visit
In Nebraska with relatives.
Miss Emile Hibness of Sheri-
dan spent several days visiting
at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Chef Kaiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Mocabee
spent several days at the nome
n: Davis, assisting in the har-
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
vest.
Miss Lois Hibness spent sew
eral days last week at the home
OF her cousin, Miss Arlene
Kaiser.
Larry Heitzman returned to
MS home in Sheridan after
spending three weeks with his
aunt, Mrs. Chef Kaiser while
his mother accompanied her
brother, 1t. Carol Hibness to
Nebraska.
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1t. U.g.) LaVerne Bulls, U.s.
Mr., returned Tuesday to Wash
ington, D. c., where he is sta
toned in the Bureau of Ships,
after spending eight days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bulls.
Pvt. John A. Kallen met Vic
tor Weigand in Manila a short
time ago, it was learned here
this week by Pvt. Kallen'S par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Kallen. Weigand is formerly OF
Lodge Grass.
Sgt. and Mrs. Reuben Kuyatt
arrived here Sunday from Calf
ornia to visit at the home Of
Mrs. Kuyatt's parents, Rev. and
Mrs. j. H. Dietrich.
Cpl. Everett Bulls, who is now
stationed in the Babrein is
Lands, has been promoted to the
rank of sergeant, according to
word received by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bulls. He is
With the army air communica-
tons system.
Ensign Bud Tally is now sta
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has been named acting mana
ger of the manufacturing for
Carriers northwest division. He
replaces T. ]. Landry, who re-
signed in June to become q
Carter marketing distributor
at Kalispell. For a number of
years Mr.. Shea has been in
charge of manufacturing for
Colonial Beacon with head
quarters at Everett. Mass.
At the same time Mr.. Schorp
announced the appointment of
T. R. Corbett as assistant man
ager of manufacturing. Corbett
has served as Carriers chief re-
filming engineer in the north
west division since May, 1914.
A third change is the ap-
pointment of r. D. Sloan, for
merly head of the company's
scouting and statistical division
in Tulsa, as division geologist
to succeed D. L. Blackstone
who is leaving Carter to return
to the University of Missouri as
associate professor of geology.
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DUNM0RE news

The Dunmore club met at
the home of Mrs. Lewis E. Tay-
lor on Thursday evening. The
meeting was opened with the
theme song, america. In the
absence of the secretary the
minutes were read by Mrs.
Taylor. Plans for turning over
money raised from the bingo
game on July 20 to proper
channels for the new hospital
were discussed. The meeting
was closed with the hymn,
wonderful Words Of Life" and
the Lords Prayer. Members
present were Mrs. Finley Moe
abee, Mrs. Walter Heitzman,
Mrs. Art Kaiser, Mrs. Chef Kali
ser, Mrs. Della Pope, Mrs. John
Pope and Mrs. r. w. Bird.
Games were played and lunch
was served by the hostess. Mrs.
Mocabee received a birthday
gift and card from her secret
sister. Two new members, Miss
Arlene Kaiser and Miss Ilene
Bird, were admitted to the club
Mrs. L. H. Taylor and Mrs.
Carl Benzel visited relatives in
| Sheridan a few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chet Kaiser
ACCOMPANIED 1t. Carol Hibness
to Billings where he left for
Fort Douglas, after a go day
furlough.
Finley Mocabee Is threshing
in the Garrvowen area this
week with Pete Pitch's thresher
/ and plans to be in this vicinity
soon.
Mrs. John Pope and Lawrence
spent Friday in Sheridan on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Kaiser
called at the R. w. Bird home
on FRIDAY evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Carpenter
attended the THANKSGIVING ser
vice at the Church of the Open
Bible TUESDAY, evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E1vin Davis
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. sam
uel Denny and family and Mr.;
and Mrs. William Drake OF
Garryowen spent wednesday
fishing and picnicing on the
creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Heitz-
man Joined the happy throng
in Hardin Tuesday night to
celebrate the peace.
A party was held for Fred
wiebert or his 18th birthday
at the home of Mrs. John Pope
on Monday. Guests were Mrs
Walter Fellows of Benteen, Mr.:
| and Mrs. Palmer Weibert and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weibert, ST..
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school opened Sunday for SER
vices. Attendance last Sunday
was 80. Sunday school Will con-
tinue to be held every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wiley OF
Soap creek called at the D.
Stevens ranch Sunday evening.
Richie Hults was an over
NIGHT guest of Mickey Stevens
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Graham
were Lodge Grass callers Sat
J urday Fevening:
I Hugh Carney called at the
Walter Stark home Sunday.
( James Cody called at the
Walter Stark home Sunday.
James Cody called at the
home of Mr. nd Mrs. Carroll
Graham Sunday.
Lowell Gibson and Erwin
Hults took a load of cattle to
Billings Sunday.
Maurice Hults called at the
D. Stevens ranch Sunday.
Erwin ,Hults and son. Richie
were Sheridan callers Friday.
Bub Gibson called at the
Hults ranch one day last week.
Johnnie Goering Is in Hardin
visiting his aunt Mrs. Grace
G0erinp
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THE LOW DOWN
HICKORY GROVE

Big business or Little business,
the way some folks talk, it is
a crime to be big. And the
ones hoppin' onto big business
like 1t was a horse thief, they
say give little business a chance
But If a Teller running a little
business succeeds because he
gives good service like if he
mas a Laundry and sends your
snift nome with some buttons
still on, he will have more
business than he can handle
and will have to buy another
delivery truck-and then he
will he Big business.
Looks funny, don't it, saws
Henry: Well, I says, not so fun.
ny when you look under the
covers and see who is stirring
up the ruckus. 1t is mostly the
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toned in the Aleutian islands
according to word received this
week by his parents. He is a pi-
lot on a B-22.
Pvt. and Mrs. o. J. Pawlit-
scheck returned this week from
Worthington, Mimi, where they
have been visiting relatives.
Sergeant Lloyd Huss has ar
rived in the states from the
South Pacific and will soon be
home, according to word re-
ceived here this week when he
called his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Walker, from the coast.
Pvt. Jake Yerger arrived in
Hardin from Camp Maxey, Tex.
last week to spend a short fur
Tough at the home of his father
Conrad Yerger.
Cpl. Stewart Wolcott spent a
few days in Hardin this week
with friends and relatives.
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Lodge Gross Creek

Mr.. and Mrs. George Gibson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bub Gibson
were business callers in Hardin
Friday.
Mrs. Hubert Woodland and
daughters of Billings have been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Miller.
Mary Stevens returned to her
home Friday after spending last
week with Edna Ruth Wiley of
Soap creek.
Mrs. Helene Barnett of Har-
din was an overnight guest of
Mrs. D. Stevens Saturday. Mrs.
Barnett has been taking the
farm census this week on Rot
ten Grass and Lodge Grass
creeks.
Mrs. Billie Miller, Mrs. Wayne
Bond, and Mrs. Joe Grimes
called on Mrs. Stevens Satur-
day.
John Gibson and Lowell Glib
son were Hardin callers Mon
day.
MIR. and Mrs. James Cook and
Mr.: and Mrs. Ross Lowry of
Buffalo, Wyo., called at the D.
Stevens ranch Sunday.
! Hugh Carney returned to the
D. Stevens ranch Saturday
from the N Bar.
Lee Buckingham spent the
week end at the Tom Stevens
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Smith, and
their daughter and son, and
Dudley Didalot were Sunday
guests at the D. Stevens ranch.
Dale and Ronnie Gibson
spent a few days last week with
their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gibson.
Mrs. D. Stevens, Micky Ste
vens and Johnnie Goering were
callers in Crow Agency and in
Hardin Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Stevens
were Billings visitors Friday and
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffries and
children called at the Joe Ora
ham ranch Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Stevens
and children were callers at the
D. Stevens ranch Saturday.
Janet Schenderline has been
visiting Virginia Kalawitz for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bub Gibson
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Graham Thursday afternoon.
r. J. Miller has been in Sheri-
dan for a few days for medical
treatment.
MI. Jeffries and Uhl Bond
called at the Joe Graham ranch
Thursday and took the grain
binder home with them.
MI. and Mrs. Pete Stevens
entertained the Mountain View
club Thursday afternoon. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Gibson, Mrs. D. Stevens, Mrs.
Erwin Hults, Mr. and Mrs. John
Stevens and children and Mrs.
Ed Hults.
The Willow Greek Sunday
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guys. I says, who are down
there in congress for no good
reason except they got in when
it was easy for anybody. if you
chose the right bandwagon. But
now, to get in again, they gotta
look around and see how the
land lays, and on their own
hook, and maybe find where
they can fool somebody and al
so where the votes hang most
numerouS-and thickest.
Pretty slick deductin', says
Henry. Thank you, I says.
Yours with the low down,
10 SIERRA
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Carter Oil Company
Fills Three Posts

A. c. Schorp, president of the
Carter Oil company, this week
announced three new appoint
ments in the company's per-
sonnet.
Paul C.. Shea, vice president of
the Colonial Beacon Oil Co.,
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-12

caleb Boz. TN. three .r.ptts1j-
inc each ri m. COMMITTEES
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80 .,.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-12
SELBYVILLE

In spite of the very stormy
y Gather last Sunday morning there
were 14- present for Sunday
School at the local church. ~ Il
goodly number for the prca.'.HG
services that followed. Rev. jar
Wis read part OF the 18th chap
ter of St. John for his scripture
lesson. where Christ c0mforted n>
disciples. The text was the -.
verses. Jesus saith unto Thomas,
| am the way. the truth. and the
life: no man cOmeth unto the
Father. but by me. The evening
sermon WAS 4 very good one and
was taken rom the 24th chapter
of Jeremiah. whore he Describes
the TWO types Of people, after tn"
Lord showed him two baskets OF
figs -one basket had very good
figs. the other had very naughty
figs that could not be eaten. they
were so bad. The first group OF
poop. we're in far-On country,
hut G. 4 said. | Will be thcir G. pd:
for they shall return unto me with
their whole heart He pointed
out that God doesn't want Just a
part or a little corner. but he wants
the whole heart.
Miss Betty Jean Dukes. Il stu
dent of Il school about II miles
out of New York City, has com
pleted Il twO-weekS vacation with
her mother and grandparents, Mrs
Miriam Dukes and Mr.. and Mrs
A. NJ Lynch. at their home on
Main Street.
Miss Jean Chandler has returned
to the University of Delaware. al
ter spending her vacation with her
mother. Mrs. Paul r. West.
Miss Carolyn Buell.. also OF tho
University OF Delaware. and hcl
sister. Mrs. jeanette H. IsaaCS, ;
teacher at Newport. returned Il
their duties last week after a WISH
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs J
r. Buell..
Mrs. Minerva Pepper had as din
ner guests just recently. Elizabeth
Horace and Emerson Pepper. q
Snow HILL Md. Mr. and Mrs. IIu
mer Pepper and daughter Mary
lou, Mr.. and Mrs Howard Prppe
and children. William and BeVer
ly Mae, OF town. Mr. and Mrs. Har
ry Bunting and two daughters
, Mary Louise and Eula Mae. o
DagsbOro. Mr.. and Mrs Il. u. Herd
man and son. BeCkley. and thei
daughter, Mrs Doris McLoughrH
and little son. William. Of Dovo
: Miss Dorothy Long has returne
to her school duties at Penn Hal
ChambersburS. Pa. following
; two-wccks vacation with her pa1
ents Mr.. and Mrs Frank VI. Lon.
/, in town. and her sister and fan
, lily. Anna Lee and George EdWar
, Gray and their little duuehte
Carolyn. near town.
: Oscar J. Stevens. of st Avcl>
tine. Fla. who has been yisitin
, relatives here. left on Sunday fo
: a visit with friends in New Yorl
and with Rev and Mrs HoWaI
Warren and Mrs Allie Murra
+. Thompson and husband Mr. Gcor1
! Thompson in Brooklyn, ~ Y
Mr.. and MIS-. James b. Mccall
! just recently entertained AT
Il dinner party Those present /,
the occasion were: Mr.. and Nh
: George Thomas. of Berlin. Md
y Rev. and Mrs. Charles s. Jal.v+
L. Mr.. and Mrs Victor Simpler. y
= and Mrs. Hillary Holland. y
= Harry McCabe and Miss Agn
:, Holland. of town and Tie NJ
III Cabe's daughter Mrs Ellis
Dukes. and Mrs Anna EIickma
le mother OF Mrs McCahe.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-12

All churches OF LcweS were rep
resented ON Sunday night at a un-
ion service in ST. Peters Episcopal
Church. sponsored by the Lewes
Chamber OF Commerce. The local
organization plans the service each
January 10 start of the new year
On a firm religious basis in the
interest OF coordination OF relig-
ious affiliations and beliefs.
The historic church was Well I'LL
ed. The rector. the Rev. Nelson
Waite Rightmyrr addressed the
congregation on Gift OF tn :
Magi, stressing the story OF the
Epiphany and its application TO
christian people and their beliefs.
The boys choir OF IL voices fur
nished the music
The different denominations OF
the town rotate in holding the an
nual services.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-12
LINCOLN

In celebrating their Goth wedding
anniversary Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Warren entertained the following
guests at turkey diDGor on sun
Gay: Mr.. and Mrs. RoNrt Warren
Of Fllendale, Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
row Wilson and daughter Betty
Lou of Georgetown. Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Leland of Greenwood Mf.
and Mrs. Martin Eebler and child
rem of GreensbOrO@,n Private DO
pold Iofland of New Orleans, Lou
isana and wife. and Mrs. Jay Wat
son and son of Cedar Neck.
The monthly business and social
meeting OF the Ladies Bible Class
of the Methodist Church School
viz be held Wednesday evening.
January II at the home OF Mrs.
Jay Abbott. Let's have good at
tendance TO start the New Year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Swain of
Milford and Mr.. I'D Mrs. Harry
Swain and children visited their
mother and sister. Mrs. Lizzie
Swain and Mrs Mia Martin on
Sunday.
Miss Helen Zeuner of Whining
ION spent last week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Zeuner.
Mr.. and Mrs. FredeFIvk Frick of
ArdmOre. Pennsylvania spent the
week end with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. r. J. Marker. They were
accompanied home by his mother
Mrs. Sara Prick who had spent the
week here.
Miss Winifred Tucker of Ellen
dale visited her sister and family
Mr.. and Mrs Douglas Morgan over
the week end.
Private Donald LOfland of New
Orleans. Louisiana is spending his
nlrlough With his wife at the home
OF her parenls, Mr.. ami Mrs. Henry
Warren.
Mrs Elsie O'Bier Of Greenwood
called on friends here on Friday OF
last week.
On Friday evening party was
given in hornr of Staff Sergeant
Alvin Greea2y and wife at The
home of Mr.. md US. Casper
Royce. The guests We're Sergean
Green. his wife. and mother, Mrs
Matte Greenly, Mr. and Mrs. JOIN
I.unGbOtham of Big StOr. Beacl
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haggett o
Milford. Cards were played and thu
prizes w4ae sWOn by Sergean
Greenley and Mrs. Wanda Green
ley.
Charles A. Shockley formerly o
this town. and the son of the lat
Stephen W. and E.stella died at hi
home in Gloucester. New Jersey OF
sunday. December 81. age 5 year
old lie is survived by his wife an,
TWO children. sister. Mrs. Clariss
Wallace. > brothers. Leo. John. ant
Karl, an aunt and uncle. Mrs
Hope Kirby and Charles Gere O
near town.
VI, and Mrs. Delbert Mills an
two boys, Delbert. Jr.. and Fred O
cedar Neck visited her parents, Nh
and Mrs II. j. Marker on Sunda!
The annual election OF churc
school officers and trustees of tn
church will he held Sunday, Jan
uary II following the churc
School Session.
Services for Sunday. January l.
Morning worship and sermon
Il. m. Church School. II a. i
Douglas Morgan. Supt.; w. Y.
p. m; Preaching 100 p. III
Slaughter Neck Church School
/. m; Preaching ) p. M: Reverel
Thomas BrintOn Pastor.
There will be a meeting of II
official Board following the SUI
DAY school session. All membe
ulpaSp he nrpSaOt
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-12

Mrs. Earl White; publicity. Mrs.
Lee Carey; recreation, Mrs. Or
mond Neal and Mrs. Joseph Will
hanson: music. Ms. Will Russell:
reports. Mrs. Ed Cannon: cour-
tesy. Mrs. Thurman Adams. Miss
Gertrude Holloway. county demon
stration agent discussed the topic,
What OF the Future?"
Mrs. Ernest Warrington who has
been i'll for the past week is a pa
tient in the Milford Memorial Hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs Ashby White and
Miss Charlotte White spent Sunday
with relatives at Denton.
Carl Walston entertained Il few
friends at cards on Friday evening
Those present We're Mir. and Mrs.
Walter Whitley, Miss Martha
Payne. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Clark
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-12
LEWES

Two we'll entrenched officials. J.
Olton Marshall and Louis y
+ ckards. were reelected town
commissioners On Saturday in on,
OF the most notify contested muni-
cipal elections III years.
Eight hundred and sevcnty-four
votes were east. one OF the largest
turn-outs in Il decade for 4 town
poll
Marshall was top man with i\6
votes and Richards polled 40.
Their opponents. Weston II. Ellis.
assistant cashier OF the Lewes
Trust Company. received 3>9. while
James W. Marshall. business man
aeer of a coal and lumber com
panv. trailed with 3>2 Eight votes
were invalidated Mrs. William r.
En''S. ST. unopposed for tax as
So. r.. polled So j. @. Marshall,
who is town treasurer has held
office since 1897 and Richards has
served two 2-ycar terms
Mrs. Dudley West. formerly Miss
Lola Richards of Lewes and Roy
Ritter. also OF Icwe%. were mar
licd on Saturday, December 80, in
Onlcy, VA. They will make their
future home with Miss Richards
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Richards AT
her residence on Kings Highway
in Lcwes.
Mr.. Ritter is the son of Mrs Fred
Ritter and is employed by Julian
Townsend OF Georgetown.
Technical Sergeant and Mrs
Joseph Il. Zubowicz Of lIolN'stead
Long Island, y. y. have announced
the birth OF daughter. Pamela
Ash in the Beebe Hospital on De
cembpr A. Mrs Zuhowicz may he
remembered as the former NaOm
Ash. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Harry t. Ash OF Lewcs.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-12
TRINITY

The Atlanta Home Demonstra-
tion Club held its first meeting for
the new year on TUESDAY. January
>. at the home of Mrs. Samuel War
rin&t0n. The following officers We're
elected To serve for 1913: President,
Mrs. IChn Hastings; vice president,
Mrs. hubert Nabh; secretary, Mrs
ElWOod Reed; treasurer. Mrs Sam
ucl Warrington
Committee chairmen: Defense.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-12

IJ"u'cnaut Charles " Futchor
Jr.. OF Loves has just received the
OAK Leaf Cluster. Il decoration re
Gently given him Ion his efforts as
a homhardiel on Il Flying Fortress
BIZ. Lieutenant Futchpr is at
tachrd. 10 the &5lst Bomhardmrni
Group and Was recently attached TO
the \th Bomber Station in one OF
tn" foreign ports
Lieutenant Fulchrr is the son OF
Mrs. Frances G. F'utchcr and the
late Charles W Futcher. ST..
The citation read The courage.
GOODNESS and skill displayed hy
this officer upon these achieve
mentS 'meritoriUus achievement ON
a combat mission reflects great
credit upon himself and the Armed
Forces OF til" United States.
Mrs Harry Frazier. who has
been srtuding the past few weeks
III Lew Q. with her parents. DR.. and
Mrs. Richard G. Berbc and family
and with her son, Master Dick
Frazier left this week for Warm
SPRINGS Ga. whore she is pa
uemt
The WOmen's Society of Chris
tian Service OF the Bethel Metho-
dis, Church OF ltwts. met al the
home of Mrs. Clara Downs ON Sa-
vannah Road, Monday evening. Jan
uary $, at go p. IN.
Miss Louise Williams. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams
is confined To her home ON Mul
berry street because OF illness.
Captain Thomas :. Lodge. sol
of Edison g. Lodge. assistant cash
Ter OF the Sussex Trust Company
has been named by Governor Wal
ter w. Bacon as member of tn,
Governors Official Staff Captain
Lodge q MS the official family 10
gether with Colonel George
Schulz and Lieutenant-Colo
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-12

and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Franz and
son Elmer. all of near Williams
burg, Md.
Clinton Hastings and mother Wis
tied relatives at Wilmington on
Saturday.
The Women's Society of Christian
Service will meet with MI and
Mrs. Enos Nichols on Friday eve
ming Cganuary 10
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-12
MILLSBORO

Mrs Elsie Wharton. who's home
is here but this winter is board
ing II Ocean View u be rear Lord
Baltimore schoo! where She is tie
primary teacher. spent Saturday
before New Years here With her
friends
Joseph Outten is teaching man
ual training at the public school
here. -
Mrs. Frank c .mpbell has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Larta
Brown. III West Chester, Pa.
Mrs. parron King entertained
the Ever Faithful Auxiliary on
Wednesday evening. December q.
Mrs. George Johnson is recover
ing FROM an operation for append-
civ \Shlch She underwent two
weeks geo III Beehc Hospital in
IcWeS
Alton Moore has been given a
medical discharge from the army
and arrived home on Christmas
day from ThOmaSvillp. Georgia.
whore lie had been stationed for
several months.
Henry Johnson has be III given "A
rived home late i'll Decpmhcr.
MIR. Ind Mrs. j. A. Burton have
been 97Siting recently their daugh-
IT, Mrs. Walter Kemp. and fam
lily
Mr. nd Mrs. Charles r. Godfrey
were tnt"rtai' ed al turkey iii l.
ncr at Mr. and Mrs Edward Nc
|INau.c'S home. Lear StUc'l!cy. last
%und;' IA
MIR. and Mrs. Ackworth Phillips.
of Wilmington. have bean receat
visitors of MIS-. Phillips parents.
Dr.. ard Ms G. Y. Wood
George Quite has returned To
naval base 0Yhe Pacitit coast
where he as been for over q year.
When Mrs. Cutten can obtain al"
reservations for herself and Su-
san they too will return TO the
home they have reGted in Cal
i:nrHia aud have been living in
until the family came cast for
Christmas.
CPL Timonthy Wilkersun and
his wife came home on Christmas
day from the Lincoln Air Base /
Nebraska, wi gre he has been
training for q sumner
Mrs. "ilkerson has been with
hcY hu.ssy,ud siLce last August.
Miss Louise Williams spent /:
part of her Christmas vacation
Visiting Il school friend i'll Pitts
hurgh. Pa. Now she has returned
to Southern Seminary in Bucn;
Vista. Va.
Kiss Evelyn Rust has been Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rust il
Wilmington for a week
Miss Ililda Parker. daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parker. an
Howard NJ. Nickers, of DagsborC
were married on Saturday. Decem
her 23rd
Mr.. and Mrs. Vickers have man
friends who wish fer them the hes
of everything
Preston Godfrey was home owe
the weekend from New York Cit!
where he went short time ago t
work on a boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ. Bett
entertained guests from Washing
ton during the Christmas holiday
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-12
LINCOLN

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ed Hearn We're
surprised to see their son. Corpor
al William f. Hearn of Alamogordo
New Mexico, and his wife of Har-
rington. last Sunday evening. Cor
poral Hearn is home on an AneX-
pected 2l-day furlough.