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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-16
Sgt. Bryant Serves
So Months In Pacific

ARMY GROUND AND SERVICE
FORCES REDISTRIBUTION
STATION. Camp Ru,ner. NC
Set Clinton C. Brayan, son Of
Mrs p BRYANT. 1922 Leland
street Detroit is currently sta
toned Al the Redistribution sta
tiy'. whore he will spend two
weeks before reporting TO his
new assignment in the United
.t~tes.
Sergeant Brayant was returned
recently, 70 the United states af-
ter having served IS months in
The Southwest Pacific theatre Of
operations where he served as
SQUAD leader in Heavy weapon
company He holds The Asiaiic
Pacific ribbon with two campaign
stars. Good Conduct ribbon and
the American defense ribbon.
Returning veterans are given
every opportunity TO rest. relax.
and regain their bearings while
they are beng processed. The
three days OF processing include
a complete physical examination.
tests and interviews TO de,erm-
inc their proper assignment. dis
cussion groups a. which each sol
der Is given information on the
CT Bill OF Rights. The progress OF
the wal. post war problems as
yell AS an opportunity 10 air any
| ersonal or impersoaal stripes.
The remainder OF the Veterans
| ne NAV be spent IN visiting
surrounding communities. play
ing golf. bowling bicycling. or
just sitting in tho Post Exchange
or the Snack Shack where cof-
fee and doughnute are free. talking
TO veterans from other theatres.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-16
~ MARTHA LEDFoRD

Mrs Irene Carter accompanied
Mr.. ard Mrs. Allen Thompson 10
visit relatives IN Center and cha
tam ontario Saturday nigh; and
Sunday.
Mrs A. Paul Thompson and
son. Grant Allen. are visiting
this week with the grandparents
Our graduates this year are
l.eona Reeves June BRYAN; and
Grace Ledford. from Lincoln c.
high school; and Mrs Edyih
Bryan Cole. OF Michigan STATE
college We wish them all much
success in the future.
spending the las, week end OF
the school term win Miss Odah-
liza Lecfofd al The home Of her
parents Mr. and Mrs John H
Led:ord were Miss Lola La,hefy.
Miss Elsie Marshall Miss Eliza
beth Copeland and Miss ITALIA
CluE sffDU,
Milton cook is home on fur
Tough visiting relatives and
frienGs
A graduation reception was
given 10 honor Of Miss June
Bryan and Mrs. Edith Bryant
Cole a. me Ypai Lodge recently.
by their parents Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Bryant. The guests in
cluded Mr and Mrs. Richard
RICHARDSON and Rev. J. A. Park
ct. all q Pontiac; Dr. and Mrs
L. Pcsev. Virgil Surearingen. OF
Ann Arbor Mr.. and Mrs. viii
liam Warfield and Miss sallie
Reynolds. all Of Detroit; Miss
Marion Coates OF Flint; Mrs Lo-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-16
Dramatic Program
At Blackwell Church

4 splendid dramatic program
Will be presented Friday night,
June ~. al 2 O'Clock. AZ Blackwell
Temple AME. Zion church. 4i27
Beaubian. This program will fea-
ture Rev. and Mrs. p d. Taylor.
laughter. information and inspira-
ion. are urged TO be present on
this occasion.
Admission will be free.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-16
To Lay Corner
Stone At Zion Baptist

Rev " G Simmons pastor Of
the zion Missionary Baptist church
announced today that the corner
stone % us new building will he
LAID al e4i Eas; Garfield at $50
N on Sunday June II. Prof "
J Fitzpatrick Of $50 Mason will be
in charge Rev 6 : Reed ID.
pastor = The Thompson avenue
Bsptist Church Will preach the
sermon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-16
WHITAKER NEWS

retta Hill Of Los Angeles. Calf;
Mrs Pauline Grant. Mrs. Hattie
Richardson Samuel Richardson.
CLAYTON callens and Miss Ruth
seymour OF lpsilanti. and many
others from Whitaker.
Seaman l-c Willie c. RaInes.
OF Detroit was a guest at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius
Reeves last Wednesday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-16

Rev. saul d. Armstrong * found.
er, organizer, and general
o,erseer Of the United mineral
Christians Church Of God. m,
church Is located at 5is.l6 tai
Bethune Street. Detroit ,. Mich.
Phone Trinity l.l6s6.
Rev. Armstrong extends a cor.
dial welcome to all at all time,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-16
Paul Parks Is
Now Corporal

DEMING ARMY ALP FIELD.
Nm Pfc Paul Parker 1915
Russell street Detroi' Michigan.
who IS stationed a, the Deming
Army Air Field. has been promot-
I'd 10 corporal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-16
Coast Cuardsman
Home On Visit

cephas A Strinlin. eooi Nd.
son. former Detroit huslrss,
man who is serving IN me Unit.
"a States Coast Guard se-vcs
was IN Detroit last week visit.
ing friends and relatives
Mr. Striplin operated 7o'a.o
chip business and served - =
DSR bus driver before ne re.'
into the service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-16
YOUNG FOLK
PRESIDE AT.
'EBENEZER

The young people took over al
Ebeneler sunday al the morning
and evening services. The guest
speaker fer the morning service
wss Rev p 4 Blake Jr. son 4
tie presiding elder OF the Fourth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-16

District Ann Ar
Dor Mich.
The Rev. Mr..
Blake spoke from
the theme Con-
secrate y 0 u r
Soul 70 God
Maxine Near
thur four years
OF age. was the
guest soloisL she
thrilled the con-
gregation " IL h
iov when she rem
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-16
DREAM 8 NUMBERS BOOK

What did you DREAM last night!
DO you play Policy (numbers)'
Then get this Book It's based %
Psychology OF Dreams and Num-
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Your Guide II You believe II
Lucky Numbers and Dreams Let
this book become Your Better Luck
Key. Send 81 and we mail Post-
paid or write card and II viii %
sent COD. (Pay s1.34 on De-
livery Try TO Change Your Luck
Don't Delay. Order now DENNC0,
Dept s, Boz e657, Kansas City Is
Mo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-16

exercises Of her cousin. Bernlcs
wiedman
Miss Celes'ine White. daurh's'
81 Rev. and Mrs. J. ". White Is
home on vacation from ATTENDING
school at Tuskeeee Institute. Ala.
hama
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-16

-RTGI>TFR TO yOTE-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-28
NEGRO HOME R
NEAR MIDDLEBURC

y tenant house owned by Walter
Mills and occupied by Allison Cous-
in. colored, about two miles north o.
MiddIeburg, was destroyed by fire
and most OF the furniture lost about
! O'Clock yesterday, Assistant Fire
Chief William Brame reported today
The fire had made 50 much head
way when firemen arrived on the
scene that they We're able only t.
keep the flames away from nearby
buildrgs. No insurance was carried
on the house or furniture. if was re-
ported.
Firemen were called to a grass
fire on North Garnet street yester-
day afternoon at 4.05 o'clock. No
damage was reported.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-28

Revival MEETING

Revival services will begin =. -,
Rock Grove Pc ~tccoS,al Ho1iru we
church on Sunday, Ne emper ..
was stated today. Rev. r. l. D' II
viii -1uduct he service. T., I',tvI
the puuuc is invited. ''''N
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-28

hog brcode-5 are selecting lar
"riotlc-1t-;he-r1ad type et ind,f
dual. ii rsccn: years some hoo. ba,'-
become too lc2gy. ave
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-16

Scout j. Franklin Gordy and Sec
ond class Scout Richard Stei9el-
man uuth patrol leaders in Troop
l"5. here. addressed the club and
technicalor nlMs showing The ac-
tvlfieS ol camp Victory. the
Nlcto.y Farm Volunteer Camp op-
Grated ny the HcI-Aiar-Na Coun-
ell. last summer Scoufmuster OF
the iocal troop is kiWanlan James
H'ala. who : a member OF the To-
cal M4h school faculty. Til, troop
has - members and lhry VIII al
r"nd ana 'ahe pmt in divine ser
t.c.s al :. PaUl> T. r. Church.
Sunday Moguin4 F,bruury II.
TIA, AiWuni- Cluh Iuemhrrs voted
HhanmcHSiy To- send resolution
10 1hc Scuajol ami Representative
ut jhl~ District lu jh. SiuIr Lr4i,-
lature urging Then tull support ul
the current drive OF the Delaware
Stair Education Association Tor in
cItaSeS III tcaCci'S salaries. This
club has unt hundred per COM al
tendance .ecoId lnr th, month ol
january
Th" winners oi ia" Es>uy Com
'ssf ON Fir Prevention week were
awarded AT u special assembly held
lr- III" auditorium 81 rur George
town Hi4h School Two prizes were
Offered. one by the KiWanis Cub
and one ~ IN, Gtm4troWu Fir.
Company Nh Thomas PurnelI
Hadc the awards ian. tho IL, com
panE as follows. l.t prize >lno.
William Toihr3f. 3nd prilc. 81.
Leriy CAY Ignttr. $}d prizo. -.
""iIE krelc'. MI William Hon
dc.son. president nf rhc NiWaniaus.
awarded III" prizes ii ono dollar
- On" pupi IN each grade from
i've IA twelve. rs follows: oh.
Raymond NeaseE. g. Anna Moorc:
IN. Eleanor Marvel, Sill William
TolLr'f @rh rlrm.or M~s~ick
i"rh. nc award. lIIh. Nar'r Hitch
'a~. and l2lh Beverly Bailey.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-16
MILFORD NECK
Milford Nd ok Methodist { hnrch
Rev. David F.. Wood. Pastor

sun day, February -
sunday chool services at > p. m.
Harvey TIL ompson, superintendent.
Church SCI vices at , p. m. by the
pastor. + yeryonc should attend
these servi ces.
Mrs. Ed Nin Short spent Friday
afternoon with her mother. Mrs.
Elizabeth Pathway OF Fredtrica.
Mrs Sad ie Mills OF Milford Wis
ited her rother Harvey Thomp-
son and hi wife ON Sunday after
noon
Ma and Mrs John Macklin and
daughter ella Mae. spent Sunday
evening " ju Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Davis. nea Lynch Heights.
Mrs F,dl in Short and daughters,
Sara and Elizabeth, Mrs. Joshua
Wiley and son Joshua. Jr.. enjoy
I'd The M usical held al Trinity
Methodist Church. FrcdcricH. last
Sunday cy, hing.
Mr. and Mrs. John Longbothom
were Sundty dim, D. eucsh1S 0G Mr..
and Mrs aspcr Royce. near Lin
coin.
Mr. and Mrs Walter VoshrI OF
Wilmn@tol lF visited her mother.
Mrs. Anna nda Stevenson al the
nom" o1 Nj. and Mrs. Harvey
Thompson lasl "Wednesday.
We ar" ! oll'y 10 report thal Mrs.
sarah Webb has been very i'll with
side plcnrisy for the past week.
The community extended their
SINGER" sympathy to the friends
and relatives OF William Howell.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-16
BLANCHARD'S STATION

Lawson IaI,uW.'r and his IL
duccc OF Por'~'uNn. Pa. ,uotorcd
here on Sunday. February I. so 'h,
home OF his mother and Srop-tath"r.
Mr. and Ms OH" Wiley and were
married 1T 4.3" p. u. H.. ceremony
Vas p,.lormrd uy Rev. Y f..
kuiccIty. pastor ui Cr,-uWuod
Methodist Church. Those Wilu"~S-
ius the mHrtjH2, Nrl" NJ. and Mrs.
Wiley. Mr. and Mrs f., l.. Kraft
and Mr.. and Mrs. john K hamc'-
immediately foilnWiu4 The crrn-
mony refreshments OF hulYo mad"
ic, cream and cIhr were served.
The bride and GROOM l,tj with best
Wishes for their nom" in Potts
town where each are employed in
War Industrial plants.
Mr.. and MIS- +, Laird NratI lo1t
last TucsdaY moruiu4 10 u1tcud
thcir "3-yonr-old aunt. Miss Kate
kratz's fGurra! in Ioy.e~tuWu. Pa
ON Wednesday,
Lawrence Wilson Spent tu. lat
ter part uf lhc W",f i'm Upyh.-'pNu.
Pa
Mr.. and Mrs John Chalmor, and
son left rh" first ot lhi~ week IoT
Wi!min2tcu shortly aNer r,rrlyll .
word To coluc al our,. Th,lr mar-
ricd son mad hr.n rushed 10 rhr
hospital.
Oswald Mai was operated apou
in 'h" Memorial Iiosrr>l i'm Mil
lord ON Tuesday ot rhi., Wrcn Ne
wish him ii speedy recovery.
Miss Eileen Mill> ANA Miss SniI-
leg Lord. students in D,laWarr Coz
I"2o recently .p"nt tAe W".h-ond
at their respective homes hrro
Mrs G. t. tiarmon nud SON RapI
were il N'.losd On Tu..day ua
business.
Mrs. Ida Thicker Is Sp""diu-
some time in Erid2tyilIe VITA her
daU4Ntc". M.s I.ula Mco uuIcy. Wuo
rrccn'ly returned from "a philud-j-
ph;a hospital toiIoWi"- AN orrna-
'lOu
Mr. ana Mrs Carl Tucker called
on friends in MatydrI ON Sunday
crcnjN-
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Han and
TWO dau2hler~ of WILMINGTON W,r,
Sunday guests oI NS. .ud Nl~ t;o
tco EroWn ~nd daughter.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-16
HARRISON

NJ. ma M.-. CoAH,lI Dcdd 49,
'.1rau.d a- Girn.. un SUNDAY last,
M, 4NU Mrs L.. f Na>ou. Mrs
E4-rh U~gh.. a"d MIS- FH.d Park
ou.~r ana eLi.a.,n.
lis ana N,~ Ruh... Vya~.v HrI.
"l'clta.u,G ~ ~url,.. Sunday las,
ny Mir ana Mrs Harvey PolueI
After ainne. they aL Spent ~.
,v'lau- ".tA Mr.. and Mr,. John
Nu~t Al'". % way pheasant .I,-
Mu.. rir. -!u,lrS W,f.. served
and very much enjoyed
H''"s ~ue.dln2 u tJllou2h win
h:- HotAe' Mr~ I.~1a Warln.tnr
and HMuy William Wal4ngfnu
has tr'Htl'd {" his dutr~ in m.
service,
A.r. and Mrs. Lloyd Rus, enter
tanned a' family turkey diunes
last Saturday afternoon
Mr. and Mr. Fred Parkburs,
rnr"rr"!hcd 20 lew friends. 1t, fol
low NJ. and Mrs. l.. f. Mason.
Mts. Edun Eark,r. Mrs. Lrta War
I.u2ron and Nt~. Cora Pr,lrvmun
IA h"hol OF thu birthday annNery-
~! ul tL"ir IirIIc daughter. Vivian
cH Friday evening" Refreshments
"'l" huuittGliy served
Mr. and Alr-. Lawrence Sipil.. ot
NHil~h"ro. entertained ~ a 40
dInn,r ON Saturday ultoIuoon me
1oll""m- quests: Mr.. and Mrs l..
f Nu~uu al.d Mrs. and Mrs. Knh-
'ti N""~'N from here, Mr. and
Mrs. y JhHr Cumphtu. Gf Near
DraWhrid2". Mr., and Mrs.. Robert
BIGck. ct Milton; Mr.. ANA Mr..
Harry Walls and rwo dausIt,rx.
ALS"r- Elsie and Esther. Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Mccoy. all of WI
mlh-t"n. and Mrs Susie SIocklcv.
"t G'"r-rroWn. and he Rev. and
Ah~. H"okWith ANA littlc SON 81
N.Ii>h"r". In TIA" evening th, maIr
qUhEt'l''. c0mpo>od uI Alt Wood
Mr. tU.r Nr Collins ANA Ar
>ji.I. 81 hli.l~boro. favored lho,u
"!tiI hcautllUl Staging with Mis-.
EI>i" Walls a' 1hr piano Miss
Walls ALSO s;n.2 several beautiful
selections Wh.cn were very much
enjoyed by all. Attc which re-
lrcNhmrntS were houurifully srry-
'd. All had lolly GOOD ri,no.
on Saturday evening. Mrs. VIZ
einla NcIlNainc entertained So,
rs:,l ol h"r friends at an lc. cream
patty
TA- p.,a,hc1~' mooe.44 O. inns
Hi~'rjrt was haid i'm Tho church on
No"da" l."uch Was served in IN.
uHI az I2:3" to around sixty
preachers and tue.r wives. At t5c
IA l,ct.
Mr. ana Ah~. Melvin psotty,naa
are harih2 erected il large chicken
hrU~" and iu the near fururc WiII
or,ct Il ncW home.
N- ana Ms. Lloyd Davidson
'nN" Inc ium1er a.d material /,
also .g'yt 4 large chicken houSc.
Mr and II. Cleveland Jianr>
,nlrrran"d u. Monday evening
Mr. ANA Mrs NoLc! Vcascy ano
Ans. Bates Baker ana TWO dauah-
'''-. 'ht Ms-,~ Francis ana Cha.
d"<~. IT,. cream and cake wcr,
lonfi#Iy s'tv'd with very s.,
cal ,yc!in4.
Ng. and Mrs Nca~cy also enter
laircd at diuu'r ON F'rlday. Mrs
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-16
TRINITY

Th" Womcn~ Society ot Chris
tian Service OF Trin.Iv Methodist
Church will nvct with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Kinder AT thvir HON.
in Iirid-cvillo on FIday evening
February II.
Mr.. ana MIS-. William Wclko au.
son Bobby %; Pb.lad,IpnIa u,u
The Werh-,nI with ll,ir mothcr
Mrs Rohe1 Hastings ANA family
O'h"l guest sat dinner en- SUNDAY
W"l." William HASTINGS OF Niluin.
tom ana Nh. and Mrs Earl White.
Sunday evening visitors Wcr,
Mr.. and Mrs Clement Aiken Of moan
Harrington aAd Mr.. ana Mrs. clay
ton Richards and chi}dr"u. Clay
ton and Susan of ucn HIlG@ryiUc
Mr. and MIS-. ia. Cannon Spcr
Sunday afternoon with Mr. au'
Mrs " f. lIas,in@&.
Miss Irene Rust is iii with ih,
mumps
Mr.. and Mrs Ol1uoud Nral spcn
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Wal>t0u
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-16

70 reach this total, sales Of II"
bonds averaged $G3.74",o00 every
working day, $1.'i7.550 per work
in@ lUur.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-16
DAGSBORO

Nancy TimmOnS, Of GOldcv COL
l"ec. Wilmin&ton, Dan Anderson.
Catherine Laytield, Doris Parsons
and Sarah TimmOns of the &radu-
3tin% class of 1914 of the John VI.
Clayton School. of which Dan Po-
we'll was member. attended in a
body his funeral Monday afternoon
at the Clinton Watson Funeral
ParlOr. FlankfOrd
Special services We're held at the
Bethel Methodist Church on SUP
day night for the Lions club. which
was attended in Il body.
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Daisey and
Grace Timmons spent the week
end in Chester. Pa.
Rufus Adkin. Jr.. of the Nav.
spent the week end with his par
cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Adkins.
Miss Nancy Timmons Of Goldpy
College, Wilmington. spent the
Weekend ar her home here.
Mrs Jennie Johnson is spending
some time with her brother and
Sisterin-laW. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Wagamon AT Milton.
Eli Campbell and Delbcrt Daisey
spent the Weekend in Phladel-
phia
William Parkhurst spent a few
days the past week at Philadelphia
and Albany, y. Y. with his sister.
Mrs Scott S;ur%is.
Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Hickman
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Wag-
anon at Milton. Sunday.
Donald Roe and Una Lee West
are suffering with mumps at this
time.
We are glad to report that How
ard VI. Vickcrs is improving at
the John Hopkins Hospital Balti-
more.
Charles Timmons. of the Navy
stationed in New York. and Frank
lin TimmOns also OF the Navy. sta
toned in Boston. Mass. spent the
Weekend with their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Tinnons
The condition of Mrs. Jennie
Bunting. who is very i'll at the
hospital. remains unchanged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hickman
spent Thursday evening OF the
past week with Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Davidson.
Mrs. Roland Adkins is i'll at thi.
writing.
Mrs. Robert Long and daughter
Ruth Ann, returned home Satur
day after spending some time Will
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Houston
Long. at Philadelphia.
Bennie Timmons and daughter
Jane. of Philadelphia, were over
night guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Brumbly. Sunday. Mr.. anC
Mrs. TimmOns are being c0ngratu
lated on the birth of daughte
the past week. They will call he
Judette Ann. Mr.. and Mrs. Tim
mons We're formerly Of here.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-16
FRANKFORT

The community was greatly
shocked and deeply eritred by the
news OF the deain OF on OF its best
loved SONS. First class Private
James David Powell. l>-year-Old
son OF Nj ana Mrs. WiIlam f.
Powell, who passed away on Friday
afternoon. February 9. following a
brief illness Oi pneumonia and
scarlet 1tVcr 1T Fort Arudc, Md.
where He was III training with Il
Inij Of 1hc /. :. Army. lnc young
man was inductcd INTO the Army
shortly after he WAS graduated
rom the John NJ Clayton High
school last May an. an exemplary
student he Was held in such high
esteem by all with whom he came
III contact tnat when the regular
Instructor in manual training was
called from the faculty for mill
jaly service The school officials
placed DHNc in CEar9e OF that i'm
pOrtanl course. An active member
p1 the trankford Presbyterian
thulch from carry boyhuOd ne Was
an able leader and ardent worker
III all projects connected with that
organization. On Saturday even
Iu@ The BODY was delivered TO Wat
son Funeral Home IN a military
cscart OF honor from Fort Meade.
All day Sunday stream OF friends
and acquantauccs passed before the
ild9-draped casket TO pay their rc-
SpectS 10 the departed and his sur
NNorS. Impressive funeral services
were heId at > clock Monday al
1ernOOn from the funeral home on
Thatcher street. The bcaultu! SER
vice was conducted by tie Rev. l..
Rodney ROaZ OF BiairstoWn. y. j..
former pastor OF the t'rankf0rd
Presbyterian Church OF which the
deceased was an active and faith
iul member In1erment was made
III arey cemetery in t'rankfOrd.
Pic. Powell is survived by his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. William f..
Powell. a brOther-in-laW and sis
Ter. captain and Mrs Harry w. Me
Cam. his maternal grandparents
Mr.. and Ms. James NJ Evans oi
OGfan Nic@' and his paiernal lraud-
mother Mr. LYDIA Powell OF MIL
Vile Tn" local tributes We're uu-
lnerous and Gorgeous
ON Tuesday Stanley Hudson re-
ported for Induction into the armed
forces Of his country.
Pfc. Paul G. Williams has report
ed Tor further training in the a
A. +. at Lowry Field in COloradO
after spending Il furlough here witt
his wife and her parents, Mr. ant
Mrs. George q. Hudson.
II has been disclosed that PFC
Orlando =. tllinssworth has been
wounded IN Europe and is now il
a hospital IN England
Private ROllin h. Hudson. Jr.. j,
enjoying Il furlOugh at home aftel
completing course OF training il
the work of a medical tcchnicial
at Fort Sill. Oklahoma.
PIC. Carroll Phillips was Il Wis
it0r in town on Sunday.
A. $. Charles Parker. Jr.. t. )
Navy. spent few days in town re
Gently visiting his parents. Mr.. ano
Mrs Charles Parker and other rel
atiVes and friends.
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-16
GEORGETOWN

Nh j Ot.~ vs.. 81! AllI,0ora.
was named supervisor ot IL, Su>-
>'N Counry SOIL Conservation Dis
tricr. 10 succeed Aig H,ury T.
M1,heli. who's" tam oNI .r.d.
Orhc supervisors oG III. disteict
a." Irwin hudson. Soltyllll,. Koh-
rrt +. short. Ell,udal.. uLd Earl
White. BrIa9eTIlly Offices ior thl~
ai~tric' ~" located in ;h, Wa2a-
mon i}NuioiMe Geo,1e,oWu.
Th" 18th anniversary of th Bur
Scout movement Wus celebrated ay
1h' Gr". 1rtoWn KIWunIs Clu5 ~ r>
'"-Iil"r weekly m,,tlu4. Srat
AHnse tod2ers 4nd lh- Doro,hy
H"4ef~. ol Milrou
TAr funeral ri Mis- Grace SMITH
daughter Of Mr.. ann Mrs WuItrl
smith. OF This place. Who pu>~yd
away IN rhe Milford Memorial Hos
pIfl carly Thursday muHu-. was
h'ld leit IN III" ch9.cl ~ Sunday
aItrrAoulI a. o.cloch. aud NJ:
Y"|y largely attend".l UGth TN,
- - az "a VI i4+S tj-!li ~
trrmcur In the NiMshoro c,-uefe'.,
Ar and Mis- S,uth and tamls
have the sympathy oil tho rum;uGa-
.ly.
Mr. and Mrs ilmty Walls and
Two dauahrcrS. The Af~scs fl~1,
ami Esth,r. Nj and Mrs WalIcl
Mctoy. OF WiImin2ran. and Mr.. umo
Mrs. Lawrence Slpllr. ut N5l~-
b"ro. Woe a,Hon- tae -ljo~i- ,4.-
frrrall.od ~ tn. home ri Mr. at
Mrs. Charles K Davidson on sun
day hast.
The union rlay.r ia,etue mrr
here in the church ou "Wednesday
evening and &u~ NH attended.
Services Sunday as u-uaI Suu.
day at -. Albert DavII~nu. e1ir.e
rt"nd"ltf Ife.ah.;a at II ty Re-
Ward Mill-
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l\tRF i<F RETAIL.
PRICE or (UAI be

An additional - ,",t~ Il
ION charge on coal over 'nr
existing ,,,liI- p.ic" OH o!.'-
ton deliveries WIlI 30" p"H-
mi'trd coal retailers U.cau."
OF The coal emergency. and
the Solid Furi, Admiuis2'a-
tion order Iiu.tin- deliveries
TO one tom or 81 s"Irl4-daI
supply.
White mo- Tim" Gmif MS
sci ON lh" increase. il is not
expected To .NtoMd n.yond
expiration uI .fhr SEA orGrl.
uu UPA official said
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Milford. Friday. frbruar. lG. 1915
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Gus committees. \ motion was
adopted to change the day OF meet
ing 70 the first "Wednesday of The
month instead of The first Monday.
also motion 10 contribute $25.nn
10 the Crusade tor Christ was car
iied. Plans We're mad, Tor a GOV
erred dish supper ~ he held in the
Red Mems Hal on Friday evening.
February 2&rd. az $50. Rolls. but
ter and coffee Will b" furnished
and rhor" viii b" AN ENTERTAINMENT
tuIInMMl9 thr .unnel
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Methodist Church
Rev. ThOS. BrintOn. Pastor
Sunday. February /.


> p. III. Sunday school.
Til" lessons for this quarter are
very interesting.
, p. m. Worship service conduct
ed hy the pastor. Plan to attend
these services this Sunday They
will be held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Watson.
Keep thy heart with all dill
gence fo.' out Of it are tIIe issues of
life Prov. 4:23.
Technical Sergeant George Col
lns, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
G. Collins, has been wounded the
second time in the European area.
The many friends of George wish
ior him speedy recovery.
Mn and Mrs. r. Davis Watson
We're dinner guests on Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs Nutter Marvel OF Mag
nOlia.
Mrs Helen Lynn, Mrs. Bess
Shew Mrs Eleanor Jacobs and
Mrs f. Davis Watson attended the
annual luncheon OF the Milford
New Century club on Monday.
Wednesday evening was the fifth
anniversary OF the marriage OF
MI and Mrs Buntley Donovan. On
this happy occasion their little
daughter. Brenda Ann, with Eu-
gene David Mills. were baptized by
Rev. Eugene Hungerford of Cal
vary Methodist Church. Milford.
Mrs. Helen Lynn and Mrs Ruth
Lotand spent a day in Philadel-
phia recently.
Have trystng place for praying
Where alone with God you meet
In His presence burdens leave
you
As You cast them at His feet"