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Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
PUBLIC SALE
of valuable
FARMING EQUIPMENT
AND LIVE STOCK

| viii ~cll ut Public Auction on the
farm hctWrrn EcnGoldGTccn and
I.urrSVillc on the lane leading out to
Fred rHrkcrs. field. uu
Saturday, April 7th, 1915
vt ONE O'CLOCK r. NJ
Rain or Shine
The following:
FARM MNPHINEEY
one John Deere ruhhrr tire spread
tr. new: On~ John Deere N-tOut bin
der. nearly new: one John Deere ro-
tarY hoe in good shape; 0n" No. 20
Oliver ridlnG pillow. new water pump
uttit and many other thinGS too nu-
mcrOuS to mention.
LIVE STOCK
One pair of mules. - years old. Il
very good team. lG. head of cattle.
rlrEr in age from ono IL ten years.
MI Hrr blood tested and from +. Is
accredited herds Three COWS ar,
fresh with calves 10y their sides; three
other COWS whose calves have just
hccn sold and five NOR" COWS ar,
milking good and Will hc fresh hN
August on September. ON" hritcr vii
hc two years old and fresh 10y .Iuu"
Three ono ycar-old h,ifcrS and ON,
lIulStrin huIl-a very nice one.
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
six >5-pound milk cans. ON" strain
cr. two buckets and two milk stools
TEEMS: CASH.
HOWARD HOEIS. Owner
Harrington. K. No. /. Del
Auctiouccr. j. l.. Stevens. m30-2tl
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ELECTROLUX. .

NWth1riZcd repair and ECnUinc pants
Writ" George Nuhn, Lakewood Gar
d"uS Dover. Del. m23- If
NOTlCE-lf YOU have Il tin or COM
position roof that is giving YOU trou-
hlr or needs Coating. call me. / can
fix il for YOU. Edwin Prcttyman.
ThOn" Milford 653it1 m30 ftp
NOTICE-FOR SALE-Onc cater
pillar Sixty (GW Tractor Bulldozcr,
sealed bids will he received on one
OD Caterpillar sixty Tractor Bulldoz-
err Bids to be submitted to Office of
city Manager, Milford, Delaware Clos
ing date for bids April "a. 1915. ut !
L. NJ Equipment may he seen at City
dump North end of Fisher Avenue oE
contact city Manager. City Hall. Mil
ford. Delaware m302t
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PUBLIC SALE
of valuable
Personal Property
REAL ESTATE
At TEN O'CLOCK \. NJ.
EnIn or Shinn

Having decided to discontinue farm
my. ! Will offer at Public Auction ON
what is known as tho Ed Beswick
inrm in Milford Neck. miles East
~ AhliOrd on lht Cnnch Bar Ennd nn
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CT STOM MATCHING - We

~ = N0TI tNIh'N UNN N1M ~ Nnl
Fu.sda> and saturday lhou. Az.
N'-tr."i"ush Hat,h.rN. AEltoId t23-tt
WANTED r"ntIa,tIn4 for ..d,-
Walk~ hs~ru.rur huuj-. Brick and
iosh work keut tonr.rt, Company.
Nal\ ~'i'sl. Io\'I. b,I Tnou, PIP.
Ir..o. Il
Wotk. ..-u httch and block work ami
ptnNlu@. Hhou, ta2 Goo II Eodinc.
Jt. Ioi West Second street Milford.
iu2-otp
WANTED Nru or Women 10 work
ti ri"durjt"n d'l"}lW,Nt St,s:iN work
. daH- :, Wr,h ENpcIl,tlc, not nee, :
slN AprtA Milford Laundry. Milford
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
PUBLIC SALE
of valuable
Personal Property
Vt I2.oo O'CLOCK NOON

IlaNjnG dccid,d to discontinue tn,
lnauN business. | VIII Scll at Public
Salo ut my tnrlu. located one mil
south ot CoulSpliuE. on
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ATTENTION FARMERS

I'dN thok tim" L. hrt,. come. in to
So. us W hay" TIA" iced YOU me-. .
th' l,'.,o.r- mud tuuutau.- you want a.
Us't ;Hi w I'ud'r Noj thu. service YOU
appreciate t'tlIn~. southern State
Milton t""I'' l'lINc. Milton. p,l
Fnonr @2-". Ii
IOE SALE l'ur. wut, or gray
..he. t"s etd, wall ~hinGI,~. also Dutch
Ifp root slWsb - '"i"ts: 'ir'r'n. ha,h.
rod Hud h18 AN -htu.-l.a u.ul,d en- 10y
,Nr. rl'uc'd uIl,f- l.r.r estimates
IN,n and .maI monthly payments
WlIl ns'I' your home lik, Nuu mp@h-
h'l- Nrll. NJ N,4,.. .l,alold. InH
or Uhun, si,Hl"td "1>l in lut
ruE SALE Fatm. u. nr.- uorta
al cIrl limits az Ntllord about 5u
acr'~. ll"aJ-,. IouIu- trd Ftr-, lr.r-
ny. water lu-}d'. ,l,cillo. hIt.. .tanl,.
nov improved tuad WIu ,uu-.d, ,.nud
h"rI.'.. cola&" :nId @a'd,a ln N'uura
Jl 'Nchun"" tul la5u ~ ~lu -...t -,
,.i.-h \Iri> Chafh.- e N''t. ~
rfm' '1>1' NA'"ta. u - + nl;o- ~
HnG: -NI. >.es." ru.lz n,u
E.t t..a -la...0.t n...i.u- to0
t'.t ltaar.m u.4.t !, - T. ...,r
~ ..." ul.H'.- 1or1 ,>.. -.l,. .n0d , i.
1'f"uH,'#au. iGah hlt,r,h+HN rs WI
u. ui,.ti NtWtpH NV litul- inl,=
I;llr,d l.orks CIo... Catalu@ . \
\'Wton \ ~uu CO., I.pl. k. i;Iidee
Nljl., lht n -
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NOTICE

NOTICE E-Will buy an ola paper at
lo2 East street. Milford. William Bass
ai-tf
NOTICE-Cash paid rOr good used
cars and junkcrs. See Gross. Frcdcrica
a13-3Stp
NOTICF.-Brst prices for all kinds
of junk. sherry MaStcn. II Washing
ton street, Milford fl6-1Itp
NOTICE Anyone wanting to have
CHrpCntCrinG donc-Scc Willie Neal.
BrldGcNIIlc. Del Box 3ni m2-5t
NOTICE Auto loans. rcfnancine.
insurance. {. Edgar Wood. 1n3 Church
street. Milford. Del Phone II aS-tf
NOTlCE-Iiauling dirt. sand and
gravel. also local hauling. pl0wing and
diSkiuc. Cali Milton 1896 or see Elmer
j. HASTINGS, Jr. mlG-3tT
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nc lbIloWlllS utStlllhu 1--we NiOCk.
90 HEAD OF DAIRY CATTLE
Including fifty milk COWS. - fresh
and balance in productions: II Hcif-
"rs: and two young bulls ready fol
service. This herd are all r t. and
Hanr'S tested and are considered one
of the outstanding herds in lower
Delaware. Also will sell ! pair of 9
ycar-old Mules 15-ycar-Old Mule. l
S-ycar-old Horse. and nice ShoatS.
FARMING EQUIPMENT
On" Mccormick D"cring binder. q
foot cutD: Case Hay Loader. on" l6-
Spout Case Drill. international Horse
Drill ! foot disc. , mowers, horse
drawn. IutcrnatiOnal: > riding cult
\atorS; 1 walking clrltiVatOrS: | syria
CuSc 2-horSc plow; Pap"ck Silo Fill
cr: AA ho-tooth drag, , farm WaE
ons: | good horse cart: ! f-2o Farm
all Tractor ON rubber and newly over
hauled; set of three bottom II inch
plows: | CultipaCkcr; John Deere
corn Packer: New Idea Corn Plant
rr. one l-roW fodder cutter. one l.
2-horsc side delivery rake; one >
hor," lime drill: | tractor manur,
sprcadcr ON rubber. NntcrnationaD
| horse drawn Sprradrr: | ll.-tOr
Chevrolet truck, 1888 model: and var
iOus other articles too numerous tt
mention.
TERMS or SALE: CASH
WILLIAM T.. MlHAI:S
pickrrson Bros. Nuctiomccrs
Lunch will hc served. m30 p
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HOt SI1 BOAT W A\TED

-"-.-T 80 M NI"- TW' TNN ~ 0I III-1- !
~ 81 fne'. ,on.tnli1hl, tor TWO
Speed NOT d,.utd. l.rvru, comfort Ion
qIirt HNfr@ thoald essential. Must hc
r'.Iaurthiy ptTte d Write I:uN w. Mil
io'd CHputel,. NHltnid. mlG-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
QUALITY CHICKS - New

ltI'np~iIt'. hi' l. ShpIUS. i;Hlrcd
Rock a'.d Rock I;,d Cross Every
Wa,k Hhuin. 81. Sc.lhuruueh Hat
ch.IN, Milford. f23-tf
WANTED S"|y-mau To sell iani-
Tor supplies, tull or pant tiuc. liberal
commission Write superior Saut4ty
StlplN Company. &of Shipl,A %fr.,t.
WIlHinGtou. b,L m2u-&t
WANTED lIou-r keeper or tull
TIM, maid. Responsible. capable. good
hour. good salary. NJ. Paul Schu-
nachrr. dui'"ut Highway. MIlshoro
call collect 25tl. Milshoro. ml6- It
WANTED \utoluohjl. mechanic.
,NI'1i,I",d. lii@h,>t AaGr@ to Al
m,clnulr Nm. l. E'uko. K,ut and
~u.>,N Motor Company. ll,th and
Nmth Walnut .tr,,te. Milford. matt
WANTED TtckI. contracts tol
NruuI Saltrr@. N nay hoIu, ;t eros.
roads between :ShaWu', Filling Sta
ttou and mon Church. Highest prices
paid II,lh.Il kcut"n. Milford.
ulG-"tp
WANTED For GaliY farm ia N,N,
.i'rS,N. ~iu2i man. -nhcr and rcli
abb. >,oo. 1""m ami board Apply
F'nniu8ton Dairy Farm. rouujugtuu
NtW .Icr~cN. ui call collect Homunutun
y j.. III n39-1t
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FOR SALE

EUE SALE \ ljyti"h Nl,tol uoj,
'hu't >tNh Wl'h r.curd-. NJ. Mat
rhv. .lur'- Restaurant. Nlt"'d l'p
FOR SALE tn taur.l-. for tuih.>
u, SIS. '"c "o'h TuIht rrk $1,000.
Wm. VI E"t"n>"n Hortl Grove. Nil
i"ld II
FoE SALE rott,d pl,ut-. cut flow
"t- and dish Gatd.u- t"I I,1.t,} OW-
.n'1 .l, G'''nh""-'s, Gr''nW"'d Fh"n,
-'ll. n2"-2'
For SALE N,w Simmons lu.rt.I
h' Il. c"mpl'tc. With ,outott.,tr. usr.
N"~>. III E6utth street. Loves IL:n.
$GuI lnl,-fi
FOE SALE Three tons -,atht clu.
N'I h"A. unuIur ~I1,4d,i N-h,!
i. Wilkins. Gcot8'tVWu. l''L ih"a'
@'"'2-'2 m""--;p
FOR SALE Gladiole Muh~. lr4r
blooms lily Ut valley. also Mason jat~
Ind cla>s'> H. q. HalI>. Houston
X - !. n-i-2tr
FOR SALE Thlrr-hururt oll stov.
WITH oven. used N'rN httIv. n>' now.
Mi~. fr@nc'~ L"ithuap. X j.. J. Mil
ton. p,l 1tp
FOR SALE Thr,. -fouu,r E-eo
k,r"~,u" etuN, With p"rrahi,. ul,i.. ira
good shape. c. y Sr"ur,t, NItoiI.
Il. L. Del IIp
FOR SALE -Four good ,uv>. Two
ur fresh. ou" with c:lf by side. ..
weeks old G. y Rust. Gr"rertowu.
L. +. DI. Gtp
FOR SALE Young Gu,rn~,> COW.
rali hA sid'. FIN" aS ever lNrd E.dWlu
tr"ttyn'u. Houston. prl Fhour Mai
ford G5nEl 1tp
For SALE Two gray uar.@.
around IT, year. old VIII work any
where. Draper brothers. Frrd,lica.
mono -I2L- nl""-ti
FOR SALE-Concrttv blocks. aud
ready mixed concrete. k"ut Concrete.
Company, Mary street. Dover. pI
Phone PIP. m.,n-tf
FOR SALE King OF Garden -c,d
pole lima beans. Grc"ni~h rulur III
good organ. Packard. Warren Sisters.
lcndHlD. Del ln3u- - u
FOR SALE Nancy Han aud yam
sweet potatoes. Also second hand
boys bicycle. Harvey l. Warmer. NIL
ford. Phone G@NRl II
FOR SALE 2oo To 2so fr,t of hos
wood. 2i. tu , feet hlGh and Wild.
Also littShurGh TYPEWRITER Wm T.
I.ank. Milford. prl mlr-%tI
FOR SALE y haul seine, Is,
yards. complete with ropc. leads. .I,
Ready tO use. Apply to Frank Ctllr\
IrWcS. Del. Phone 5I9l m.u-"I
FOR SALE Lot of small feeder.
i'm very good condition Nl~n ON. ot
hroodcr StuV" in good conditions. f. /.
Workman. Ellcnd"lc D,l m%u-2tI
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
MACHINERY
FARMING EQUIPMENT
AND LIVE STOCK

At .IOhnSou's Corner. near st.
Johns Church. miles east of
Georgetown. an
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TOMATO SEED FOR SALE

EUtEors cDrtIfiod. >2-lN por p0und
cash Frank Cl"udauicl. Inc. I.lucolu
Delaware. Telephone l23 nlG-it
FOR SAIE-220 umpcrc wcldiu2
machine. gCn'Iator type. , IhHs,.
cheap. WitSil TNd"l Service station.
georgetown Road. Lincoln, B,l ltp
FOR SALE Kitchen range in good
condition. +. II. EraSlrr. Jr Milford
Greenwood Road opposite Nrnuunil.
Church. Ihon" Grc"uWood 2G\5 ii
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Attention POULTRYNEN

start your chicks uuW "u scm -oltd
milk. Sc pouud southern Stat,s
Milton Cooperative. I'huur Milton %95o
1t
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For SALE SiN extra nice I'm
'h"rou colts, > years odd ~ My. l.tIp,
good h'G@ and f''t. Culur huy Noui
j26-t
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
-t\D--
Personal Property

Th" und'r-i2u'd Will otf,I at public
auction ou th' Joad h+,dIug from
W"od~'d'. p,l. To Wtll"w Grove O.
foot iuHdN - lies West of Wood side
kNOWU r~ TIE Charles. tllrk farm ou
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-30
TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1915

Commencing at 900 y NJ
The following dcScrihcd Live Stock:
90 HEAD OF DAIRY CATTLE
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-24

yourselves considerably whenever
you put yourselves on the level
with animals and engage in ply
steal combat. Ladies should be
modest at all times. The next time
you want to fight will you please
Join some circus. and charge ev-
eryone token with a hole in it to
see you fight. Your fighting is just
that cheap.
How many of you know that
Irene Harvey is all out for John
ME Lee Moore.
Nathaniel Richard is on the beam
with Ella Watson. Well, Nathaniel
we hope you'll make a dignified
young lady out of her. Hubbard
Smith you better watch out.
Ernestine Blalock was really on
the beam Monday night with a cat
from Chicago. Yeah! She seemed to
be enjoying his company very
much.
Better look out Oscar Reed Leo
nard Osby is building stairway
to Havis and doesn't care who
knows it.
Well, so long children time is
out now for talking.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-24

Donald. Candle lighters, Della Ross
Fleming and Susie Summers. Ring
bearer, Coleman Miller, Flower
girl, Ophidene Smith; Trainbearers,
Johnnie Eugene Porter and Sheriff.
Holly.
THE TIGER TALKS
Well Guy Percy heads the news
for the week. Guess what it is,
Whiz The Tiger is just wondering
what would happen if he would
stop talking SO much and trying
to boss. Can't you tell when you
have no followers.
The Tiger is sorry to learn that
a few of the students of Jim Hill
school still have that old animal
instinct and ought to be put in a
zoo to vii with the animals that
fight. We heard that Tomora Rat
lift and Christine Davis had a fight
one day on their way from school.
You can just imagine how they loo
ed. Very ridiculous of course.
Girls will you please take a tip
from the Tiger. You really lower
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-24

LUXIs CLUB NEWS

AS the Tiger goes to press THE
Wedding of the Luxis IDEALS" given
by the Luxis Club of Jim Hill
School will be history, but all who
sees this beautiful performance
will agree that it was worthwhile.
The colorful decorations, the beau
tiful costumes and the lovely music
vii all serve to make the evening
very enjoyable. The characters
were as follows: bride Doris Boy
kins; Groomg, Leonard Moore;
brides mother, Myrtis Boiler, best
man James Wade, Maid of honor,
Magnolia Little, minister, Alfred
Johnson, Brides maids, Awilda
Thermon, Bobbie Irwin, Myrtle
Bolden, Louise Bennett, Maxine
Rainey and Dorothy Chrisler, groo-
men William Miller, Melvin Nc
Kandes, hurry Carey, Stephen Ma
gee, Douglass Ratliff, Percy Nc
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-24
GENERAL NEWS

The Luxis Hi-y Club of Jim Hill
junior high school has much to be
proud and thankful for. Sixteen of
its members have returned from
their district meeting which was
held at Campbell college Thursday.
March Is, and report that practi-
cally all the honors bestowed at
the meeting went to the Hi-y club
of sim Hill. The solo winning first
place goes to Bernice Elliott a 9th
grade student at Jim HILL The
scrap book winning the high st
honor also goes to Jim Hill school
Luxis Club.
Our scrap books and our solo;st
will go to the state meeting which
will be held at Yazoo City, April
6-8. Miss Iva Nichols is the proud
and very efficient sponsor of the
Luxis Club.
Seven grade section two is still
working trying to live up to the
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-24

AS this goes to press, news has
been received that Miss Wyllie
Austin, teacher at the Martin
school is very ill at her home on
Jones street. It is hoped that she
will have speedy recovery.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-24

clubs name which is WILLING
Workers" and believe The Tiger
everyone is willing to work. Re-
Gently the class added touch OF
beauty to the campus by working
the flowers and shrubery. The
class is lowing forward to very
lovely Easter program.
The entire seven grade section
II sympathizes with Melvin Nc
Kardes over the lost of his grand
father.
Seven 2 also hopes for John Mel
vim Jackson a very speedy recov-
cry from his recent operation.
The Red Cross drive is still pro-
ducing much action around. jim
Hill and Sallie Reynolds schools.
Several of the students are volun-
teering their service. You will see
a full report of this effort soon.
HI-Y CLUB NEWS
The Hi-Y Club of Jim Hill school
held its regular meeting Wednes-
day, March H. Business of import
ance was discussed. A very timely
and interesting program was rend-
cred. The purpose and significant
of youth week was fully reviewed
|by the members. Delegates to the
district meeting were named. IN
teresting and advisory remarks
were given by the principal, Prof.
IL. J. Marshall. The meeting closed
with he singing of "Blest Be the
Tie" Thus everyone left feeling
benefited as usual, whenever they
attend a Hi-Yy meeting.
Well, another nine weeks test is
here. Who shall be able to stand?
THE TIGER TALKS
The Tiger didn't get much news
this week, guess all the chicks are
busy studying for the test. But you
know there must be little some
ting to talk about even if it isn't
much.
They say Havis Warner and o.
car Reed are tearing down their
stairway to the skies, while Matte
Thomas and Johnnie Lee Percy are
building one.
Ralph Nelson said that Shelie
Mare Scoll is the only friend he
has, What about that Vera Deloise
White?
Oh, Yeah! Hilda Richards is re-
covering plenty of air mail from
Pvt. McNeal. Guess the wedding
bells will be ringing on his re-
turn.
If you want to see two love birds
look at Andrew c. Pace and Ethel
M. Scott
Poor Catherine has been very
sick since L. D. has gone to Chica-
go. Well, don't worry chick, he'll
be back SOON
Evenlyn Thomas seems to be
getting pealous because Marie Car
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-24

him was in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Thompson ,1409 Banks
Street on Thursday evening.
There was a specitl entertainment
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Cheeks, Tuesday night in
honor of Private White. The guests
were, Mr.. and Mrs. Simmon Pitt
man, Mr.. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs
Olivia Porter.
Delicious refreshments wer G
served at all the entertainments
Before returnin gte camp he Wis
tied his mother Mrs. Alice White
in Prentiss.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-24

rol has been calling Roosevelt
Townsend to private business.
Well, Evelyn the Tiger would
like to tell you that if you know
Roosevelt never gets his lessons in
school, there you would not wor-
ry for you would know that he
can't have much to talk about if
he is called in private business a
thousand times. Ha! ha!
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-24
POULTRY FEED CHEAPER

The cost of the average poultry
ration on February Is was $286
per hundred pounds. This is the
same as in January, and is rela-
lively high compared with 10 year
average prices, but is &c a hundred
pounds less than a year ago. The
relationship bewteen the cost of
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-24
PACE SEVEN

poultry feed, and the prices receiv-
ed by farmers for eggs and chick
ems, is much more favorable to
producers than last year, or than
average.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-24

Plan the pasture program by US
ing permanent and temporary pas
ture TO provide year round grazing
for livestock, the Extension Service
recommends.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-24

Mississippi Alters will strive to
attain goal of $4,000 members for
1945, according to the Extension
Service
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-24
Tidbits of News
About Folk We
Know

| HOOul ! OAh We
| Know
AS this goes to press, news has
been received that Miss Wyllie
Austin, teacher at the Martin
school is very i'll at her home on
Jones street. It is hoped that she
will have a speedy recovery.
Mrs: George w. Harvey, POT E.
Davis street, spent last week end
| in Winona where she was the guest
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
M. Canthon. She reports an en-
joyable visit.
Mrs. Fred Boyd of Montgomery
street left the city last week for
Chicago where she joined her hus>
band, Mr.. Fred Boyd who has been
working there for sometime with
the Pullman service. The Boyd's
are well known here and their
manyf riends wish them much sue
cess in their new home.
Miss Estella Flye, who has been
living in Chicago several years is
visiting in the city as the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. and Mrs.
Charlie Flye and grandfather, Mr..
Ellis Freeman of Fertilization st.
Everything is being done to make
her visit a most enjoyable one.
She is also visiting he sister, Mrs.
Luella Franks, other relatives and
friends.
Miss Evawylene Jones of Detroit
is visiting her aunts, Mrs. j. S..
Parker and Mrs. S. M. Brinkley.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Crawford
of Meridian were visitors in the
! city recently. Mrs Crawford is the
| former Miss Pearl Varnado, sister
of Mrs. Frank Comic, Church
street.
Following an operation at JET
ferry Memorial hospital, Mrs. Laura
Lindsey is recuperating at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Fannie
Cant. sa'tsso
Mrs. H. M. Mason is rapidly i'm
proving in room Ill Green Annex
Baptist hospital, after undergoing
an operation last Wednesday. She
is being attended by her sister,
Miss Willie Hobson, aunt, Mrs
Amanda Moore Brown and Miss
Fannie McCune, whose loving
kindness contributes much to her
well being.
Friends of Mrs. Charity Wash
|-ington, Cohea street, are happy to
know that she is improving after an
operation at the Green Annex.
Sgt. Joseph Sutton was home on
Is days furlough recently, visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Annie Sutton,
1889 Sprowles Ave-, other relatives
and friends He has served in the
marines for three years and two
months.
Mr.. George Young was visitor
here as the guest of his mother,
Mrs. Henrietta Grant, South Gala
tin street, recently.
Seaman &c Walter Williams is
home on Z days leave visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
ans, 1880 S. Gallatin street. His
friends are happy to welcome him
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kinard of
Unica visited their mother on
Roosevelt street, Sunday.
Miss Annie L. Davis is visiting
the following relatives in the city,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Holifield, 1923
Mt. Gallilee street, Mr.. and Mrs.
Annie Lee, 1873 Factory street, and
Mrs. D. O'Quinn, 1893 Julliennes
street.
Rev. j. A. Alexander is conduct
ing a meeting in the city. He is the
pastor of Mt. Gallilee church.
Mrs. Ora Belle Wallace and dau-
ghter, Jean of Detroit, are in the
city visiting Mrs. WalIace'S mother,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20

Spurred by the lure of profits
and inspired by patriotic inn
pulses businessmen and the peo-
pie generally accepted govern
ment regulations designed to
mobilize the full economic power
of the country.
In the process of reconversion
the patriotic impulse win be lack
ing. Unless the people of this
country, including business men,
are wise enough to recognize the
magnitude of the undertaking
and smart enough to insist upon
the retention of essential regula-
tons the job will be .botched. This
will mean an economic crisis
with a deflation that will be
dangerous to us all.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
NEW CANNING
PLANT PLANNED

81. MEADE. Aug. 20 Ems
a neN canning plant to cost S25.-
80 Is planned for Fl. Meade, 1t
Was announced by ID. II. Warn,
psesidcnt of the organization.
Land Cor the site has been pur-
chased from the Virginia-Caro-
Ina Chemical Company and con-
sir4gtion Of the new plant is now
unasr way. Officials said 1t would
b. ready for operation by March
e i946.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-20
National War Fund
Sets Campaign Goal

NEW YORK, Aug. 20 Ems
A national goal of $115.000, 000
will be sought by the National
War Fund in its campaign open
ing October 8, Chairman Win
throp Aldrich announces.
The largest fund allotment,
$40, l59.500, will go to the USO
for worldwide services to men
and women in uniform, the
United Seamen's Service, War
Prisoners Aid and the American
Field Service. War-stricken Eu-
rope will receive $24, 793, 1886, OF
which two-thirds will be spent in
the next six months.
President Walter L. Hays, OF
the G1orida Division of the Ma
tional War Fund, stated recently
that organization for the drive
in this state is well under way
and committees will be active in
every county.