davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
EDUCATION FOR WHAT.

ANNOUNCEMENT 1nat lntHfndllON-
al Correspondence Schools are re
vising their home study courses To
cover wartime technical develop
ments puts us in mind OF Kenneth
II. Merrill. the South Pacific Teter-
an who returned To high school to
complete his education. The
school Went back 10 ranks among
the best in the nation" he relates
in recent article in the Saturday
Evening Post. But hr adds that the
curriculum impressed him as
'pointless and Stuffy After
months Of killing laps in the jun
Gle to keep them from killing him.
ne caught no warm glow OF inspi-
ration when he was told to study
such masterpieces as:
"BOh-o-link. bob-o-link.
Sphinx. spank. sphinx:
Snug and safe in that nest of
ours.
Hidden among the summer flow
erS.
"Chce, chee. chec.
The education he wanted was the
know how To enable him to earn
a living.
1t is of prime Importance. ii is
essential 10 our democracy. that
our puhlit schools should continue
10 xiv. cultural education althOugh ii
there may be DISAGREEMENT as To
what is genuinely cultural But ii
is equally important that Oul
young people should he trainrC
in skills that will help pay the rent
The war cOmpCls us 10 give Specia
attention to this latter need Til,
millions OF boys whose schooling
has been interrupted will com,
= back like Kenneth Merrill, needin2
: education for earning and needins
. il quick.
. More money for the schools is
5 part Of the answer. With NOR
T. money. they can hire vOcatiOna
= teachers, provide them with text
= books and equipment. But only tn
+ larger cities can afford anything
a approaching complete voCatiOna
training program. For the rest
n some scheme like the so-calle
= Benton Ilarbor plan" may offe
;. the most practical solution.
= Some years ago the Superinten
]. dent of schools in Benton Harbol
II Michigan. sought a way to NEE
requests of his students for a great
d er variety of vocational course
than his school system could offc1
II He made an arrangement with In
L. tcrnatiOnal Correspondence School
+ under which the |. G. 5. course
n were made available to the STU
: dents by the public school system
~ Study was supervised by the lOc;
r. teachers and the lessons were mai
ed to the correspondence SChoC
for correction and comment. I'll
effect was to enlarge the curricl
um of the local school system !
all the specialized technical trail
ol ing offered by the correspondent
~ schools. The plan has been in OF
q GRAFTON for years in Benton Ha
vi Dor and has been adopted by a nun
"a ber of other cities with success.
BY whatever means the reSu
~ may be accomplished, the need
ri clear The boys who are tightin
go as we'll as their younger brother
Of must have education for earning
II a specialized. meChaniZed WOrl
,h Even culture needs are income.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
Y0U BREAK AND BEND
We Weld and Mend

Oxy-acetylehe Welding. Cutting
and Brazing. We specialize in
Electrical Repairing Batteries
Generators MagnotOs.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
STANLEY HJETEE. Proprietor
Phone 3S7
One block east of First National
Bank j22-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
~ MEktORIAM

In loving nrm"rI "f V''r dear Wit,
and muth,l Nar& +. En"iH vi"
passed away - ccn. hrr 2\th. ~:
Peaceful hr your rest. d'"r mother.
"ris sweet to breath YOU nHl1'
We loved \ou very d''r IN t''
In death We do the ~Hi"".
We al MISS you sadly
And lind th' tim" lan% >iur" You "'i'
We think OF YOU always
But We try To be bray" and content.
Sadly missed hy Husband ,Nrldrr}
and GrandchldrrN ~
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
IN EMORIAM

In loving remembrance nt oar d'Gf
wife and mo, her. ANNA EHni- -W"f'h.
who departed tnl- l'i'', I'e'. nl'"F -
1912:
To-day recall, q luuroiI
OF u lno;her pono 10 r.,.
And those who think 81 YOU ,'d"N
Are the ONES tiat lo"rd >"u best
We cherish Tho memory OF You SO
orr tines recalled Ivy ~Iirut lrar;
II is only thos,. that h"vc loved "Ed
lost
Can realizr the bitter cost
Sadly missed 10y Husband and Nhii.
drtn
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
CARD OF THAMES

We wish to thank all our friends
for the many kindnrSsc5 shown us
following The recent tir- IT oUr
home. "" specially Wish 10 th~nk
the Milton uud Nlfold Fire Cpra-
panirS for their rNcrIl MI Wor>.
Percy Stevenson and Family.
d2H-9tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOC H.
HOLDERS or MILFORD TRI st
COMPANY

December p. 1914
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF The Milford Trust Com
pany will be held lit it's haEEinl
house on Monday. January 5. 1876,
at one o'clock.
GEORGE 4. REED
d22-3t Irra&ui cr.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
IN M E MORIAM

In loving memory OF my husband.
James Webb. who died january 10,
1874:
No one knows how much | miss you
No one knows the bitter pain
have suffered SInc" lost you.
Life has never been the same.
In my heart your memory fingers,
SWcetlE, tender. fond and truc;
There lS not a day, dear on.
That | do not think uf YOU.
Sadly missed by Wife. Irene. IT.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
Not Il T.

All persons are lorcWalucd 10 he
full extent OF thc law from lrcs-
passing Oh the place now occupy.
3 miles west of Milton A c. Don
Ovan. Milton. Del ltp
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
FOR SALE THE ALETTA

Milford. pcl. W,ll established small
hotel North Walnut street :tud duI'"nt
boulevard Con proposed new du"!
highway. \ bedrooms. = baths. E""I
bargain and wonderful tuttr, tor 'n-
t"rpriSlnG courl, III hc"lth reason ton
:, ling Writ" or phour Milford 2>2 for
.,unoi,ltn ntnr \. T. Culli~uu do Il
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
d229.3
IN EMCRIAM

In lovin" rnomor> 81 ot" .lothrr
Mrs Ethel Eiolegrr. Who r.'..-,d AVA!
January \. 1850:
Five year. have l".-od inc tha' .'
day.
The unc ~. lowed ta. call,d a""H:
God truk h,r ho3uc, il WAS His " III.
Hut in our lr.alt~ Dr." EN"1h >'ilt.
lip TUE 'lill.il'i..\
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
JANUARY ii. 1915

lEININ.; N'Tl U'iI.NT.,
H.. Ht,.. .t'1iluN. h,,E .pJ:..t u
h'!~'. lHu. - u4..e tg'}u1,- 1,-,d tu,.
.i,u. ] "I.ri-tun,. IS .,,.thjn. -ulli-
~'t p4a" f"'r,--. L.iu hu.}..r. i,-,
h8N'-. -sH re, 4t.tld,}. ltrd IN. -
~" h">. ~t,p iad,jr.. lni {" =
tr' i..t-. ".i t-.I. iu ,prh,S
~:d, - ~ - !".-. aHll luu~.r..
conn -h.i..f. .o f,,t III pip. H.. ,,h:
'le .NiHt..tIt~ .-luE,. i'l.. 4t,.N
.i.'. @'.".It laf,-. t.r -.W. /
c''-.....' ~.N ..I p..d- ~ tu.is.
litr. s.. h.."tar,-. luAG = N-. hin. 81.
@li ~z'- -l'd-. h:D"u.... F." ~. .i@,-. /
b. .'.u!' W3fc. . tuut. Iua j..-i.,l- ,o:r.
2 r.d'' haiI'l. "1, ho|f cord -toNr
l,,,ja',,a
Hu' ~IWoIL' GOODS
O', cooh fo<.. :".5. .,. n,V. . l.il-
u.eh.n. '\vu i}u.r,. / Ir.i.t.td. !
nui.a.t. Ntl'r- *. r"i,a c'utn ..
nl Stowe "uu ."N'lf. -,.i... ''rt. >-o't4
clurk. -ia.-- '..t. H.f:.iru i.ti,I~. .
.u-~. " y r.. Hl,.f tahr.-. ] tt.h and
H";ld. hu,n,f-. .Hll.2ut -io>,.
Et:tt. I.~TN'rs
~ i ".,u,k t. VI ..hrp u.lI ,3I,l
Ton -al. u> I'-..t.r'" ot ~ ..r"~
muit. ol I.-. l"... h.t.;.,Ius.. .l-ul
h"u.'. ,u.,a -t,,t ..a a,:- - >
to. hi..i,; Du'-.. .ua. l..r".
~hro-. 2--'"> I.a.'a i". .r,,
hpU-,.
Tll;Nl~ DN Irl;~o>IL i'EuriI>
TN CASH N.'nin> +" ia" r.,u", ,,
urlrl le,id t"i
TII;N> r>. l.ENI. i|ThTM.
I..tu'm ot ~. ia" a4> "r -.,.r III,
haa,tp. +" b" ratd NfHm 3" drNe
II:NJNN!N e. nI;AI'I3> pM:.
j. ct ~t,\,i.-. tue' .,ny,r
.Jur1 /. lirrk1n., u H. Cl.l,
'i.o.-.' Smilh. p.t-ino CI,'N IN
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
WANTED

NJ NNTr,p 4>Ht.,r., -,,l a.,np
'."'> '"hil I~taD-. EN,.d.}, n.I
" }NTiIj l""th.,r.t. @ood ~al-
.l} Write H,> N CL,oiu,l. pnic..
= 49, -
" \NTiI M,r t.. ~u.n ~ NItola
corr ~ l2"iIot- Cru...,.> tYut:,
- - -. - g.
~ NNTI.I - l;o"h,l,ri,... u.In k.u.<
.od-r q! ttp.ur. 'if,-,uN.u,.d Trust conc
pony, 'H'"n"""d. H". dI-tl
WANTEp-EI,Ip to work IN saw nu
ar m woods. Douglas Morgan. In
coin. l'rl rhon" Aiilfold r54IiI ial-
" NN%TEp Eatr,ly radio. ..a.u
"irtsh I" s"id ">.I>,.:t~. l.rw -ui n.r-
rls llaii.nston. I"l lh"u, .'i
WANTED MN ur guI Ia Noh 4f.
ah'" ~dFIl\ St"rr. \rhly TaN!ur Nu,,
NHFl'> I"nran>. n Nmth ChW,h
,N'uu", Milford is-.tu
WANTED Man Ia work r., au;.
.nlIl\ store IN 'irnrI,toWn Nurl>
T"\l l"t \uto SWrlH C"uranl. Ni-
t"rd 81 'i'nli;, town IN.
WANTED Poultry mar,r. II Won.
WANT Your chicken huu~,.> cl-a,lrd l,.G-
uHl!H. contact US Draper Eruth,I~.
Friedrich, bal l'huu" El.d,lir1 POI.
Ulo-li
WANTED Man tu help Woman
Wlln r'ahl" work CrlOicd ul vlt..
Sleep ~. Board i;chd.d only Two
COW NIif" MI I;riih:i 'iljiluh I:u<
>o,. +, It"u. Il Ui.-lt
WANTED Married man Interested
'u Year '"lnd employment. tui work
at AElrUltur" Emp, rilm,ul Station sub
station. Contact T. /" Turner. ,i.ur@,-
town, l.; No =. p,l al -ti
WANTED--5o0O corus Yong leaf pine
wood with baIk on . TOOK l,.ue,hs
dt liNertd 10 our plart II Ellcudaie
Write phone or -. K. ] Citndamlel.
EllendAlr ENcrlsiCr 6 upany. Inc.
tTl"ndale. Ilcl nS- T
WANTED White luau. ,Np,ti, need
Win '"W~ Must hr dependable. "a,
p'" hoNt Year ro'uud uh i'":m 10
c"t'd " lnIl' month of W,lmu4iuI
pn l.out" -. G,ufut s I,1%. ';u,rit-
EIll,. hri.,W,tit. III. li
WANTEp-FcmaIe Part time 81
tull tln"; steady year around Expert
rnre not necessary. Particularly at
trartiNc to housewives who want some
Extra none! and still hay" ti,u' fof
hon" work. Milford Laundry, Milford
f5-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
FOR SALE


FOR SALT year old COW. Fred
Rogers. Ellrndale, Del. d29-2tp
FOR SNI.F,-B Boys bike. al HCccSSor-
les. call Milford 652E1. d15-tf
FOR S.ALt,-Ono milk goat and two
Kids. {. W Olpcrt, Lincoln. II
FOR SNLE-Balrd nal;cy straw.
John Green. Lincoln, Del dl-tf
FOR SALE -Four clrctr,c store fix
lures. James store. Milford dl5-tf
FOR SALE Cotton print material
bags. John Green. Lincoln. Dcl j5-tt
FOR SAl.F.-Tnr"" room houSr.
St, lla Wright. K; -. No. >. Milford.
d2"-tf
FOR SALE Twenty I2-Wcck old
piss Harvey Lotlaud. Greenwood, Del
1t
FOR SALE IIoiicr manure dcliV-
"r"d Wallace Wiley, Greenwood, Del
O20- -l6tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
MOTTO T.

l Wilt rot be responsible for any
bills unless contracted by myself.
LELAND LAYTON.
d22-3tp Harrington. Del.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
N(,TIt +

| will pay no bills unless con-
tracted by myself. Leland s. Bohan-
non. FELTON,. Del. i3-3p
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
FOR SALE ONE CHEST 0i Roc
Frs SILNERW ARE or FIFTY

pieces, never used TWO pair ucu's
new tam uNturd~. So" 3i. and Ia one
finn bred Cir'~apD r'tI"'N'r dog. :"
months old. Gertrude Russell. u"
Church street milford. Dat j1-2tp
FOR SALE lHn uclr farm. lorHt. 4
on L. :. I;uut" Is. known as thu Cit
ton farm. at Niola. Delaware" Euild-
inEs all in Al condition. Lands grow
ing hig crops. luSscS-i"n at One.
Terms To suit. Buyers apply to +. u.
Lop"r. owner. Eden. Md. Ih"l" Sails
bury l<52E23 HIP
FOR SALE My farm where now
reside in he village of Eden. just oft
L. = Route -. containing - acres Ut
very productive laud. ~ roou dwell
ing. electric and phone. new barn and
chicken huuS"s. Very "nSN terms. NJ
ply f. D. I.opcr. t.G"n. Md. Tho'"
Salisbury IN52E23 ltp
FOR SALE Farms of the late -Nt-
nir j Ryan ono $50 nVIrS. ~ acres
markctahlc tjnihrr: other 80 acres,
l26 acres markttahlr timber. on Mil
ford tirrruV o0d Highway. four and
six miles from Milford. suitable for
farmin". or poultry BUILDINGS. ApplN
Helen j Houston. Milford. nlt-ti
FOR SALE Newton NcW HHmp-
>hires- Barred Rocks bred for egg pro
duction one of thu most advanced
pedigree and progeny test programs
for improving meat production "i amy
X @. +. hrr. ding farm. Two unusual
strains for flock replacement pur-
poses High hatch"hilitN Write 1o'
r"W cttalo". O. y Newton y son 60.
pcpt. *. EridGcNiilc. pcl. j. II
FOK SNI.E-t'irr wood Pine slai
wood. s. nu per cord at the mill. s. ~
per cord dclivcrrd; oak 500 Al TIN
mill Sl0.0o delivered: pin" chunk wood
$lu.uu: oak. .oo, at the i"llH. s. "
per cord extra tor deliNoriue. We d"
liver To Milford. NJ .ltuu. ';cnr"ctoWn
Greenwood. Iridg'NilIc and SCai"i'
II. G. PrirStlcy. I;ridGcvillo. n'l.
nl0-llt
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
NtiTit I.

/ will pay no bills unless con
tracted hy myself Herman Hole
ger, Milford dZ9-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
FOR SALE

fuE ~Ai.E ~ "n.n" "a'."
"f1
ron; StLN W,t.e D,,-. l&ar<..
l,trh l>r WaI1"u O"'r's. laAd4,.
''i'. To- 80
fuI; >ALE I:.4n- -aat... a,Iam
~, u .a,I rtaa, u ittH.
ii.. .'ta-''a. i'i 424-- ~
i.ul: >>II t"u-tean-. .a' r<,..
',au,H. N'ro:. p,ls~ar. I.i'
TOt, SALE Suaw. l:,'ed hrl-ht
I,uri.}. -. ald Wh,tt -tia". /. /.
klatz. Cf,,u@u,,i. lh"'t, .,'.' "l'-''
FDI: SNI.E - rock Io".t'.I- i"r
lI,...d,i-. Blood to-t,d EoGu'} W'l~"n.
Eu"rdaIr. p,l rhot, Nllt"'d '.''-I- II.
j1--tp
fuH SALE ~ bushels 10y beans.
la~t y,.at'-. -u't"lI, ini ErudluI l"t
tc'd II E'n'-t '"aW'H NJ l'"n. I'"L
-
FOR SAI.i. Di4. ,utm,l Kitchen
raurr lrlc- reasonable. l.al~t"n IT
nf,krr~uu. u,"r thapltIl 8. l"Id-'-
Will. ~
BRIGHT BARLEY STRAW,
sou" INLES ."c pm ral, +. :.
Isaac. AND Sons l..'l' Ola li"h' NJ
fuiG G.;5ll l. ">-.'l
For SALE I:,mtir Eail. r"l HiI
rlud..l- Eiou.. I"tui"1t Nll'tnn lallI'~.
Apply T.. = I.or,r. I.d'n. AId lH'o,nr
salisbury I>53t2' !Ir
FOR SALE Tv"-muurr rlp'lo~~
tlur-nc, t,iu-,nr h,Ht,r i.~"d lttIr
Modern a.>i"u Mi .I"'.n I."i'nnd,
Hridg"NjIl'. h'i -
FOR SALE CHS co,,,- and tr"Ss'.~
size II ,.hdhh, i,N,.il'rt "nd .tI"u
Ms Harry /. Gil'I. 2'd South HInH'
street. M,iu'd i''l I'-4il
FOX SALE Lars, commercial cal
cul:,t"r Dim,u~I"',- nIpI"Ni""i' y
3 ~. I;,a~ut,ilc l.rtu. \n&d i;
Wiley Etldt'N'll". n'l d-'-"'
FOR SALE Iu inch r"' ,>rv "lI
burner fcl huu~.. Erud "s n''W bI
villr f. Wrth GrrrnWoud. I"'laW"t.'
mean owens Station. I'rl J." I'll
FOR SALE p.>iur ,urur1fIu-
,caI,~ and National cash register. t"'
for H5oru N~u trIlp trAllcl inI @:'h"
\llcu'@ Hatchery. .~vaturd. I'"laWHl'
j5-ti
FOR SALE Craltauau G inch pla
u,.r with j.. ~ t. ,u"lor SIinlI hl'i'
cook TOY, IAr4, et,I rutIu'r .i'd
l.ar@r heather h"lud lrHlh. 6 Wei
/ pert. Ilnruln.
FOR SALE OK Rent Hn"-r -
Savannah EuHd LrWcs, llcl. EtN'
rooms ami bath Vacant February !
. I.,,,,i,. ',..lt-h =
Del Ihour 91\l i"- =
FOR SALE Iuuhrr and ~,">"u"'
oak stove Woud -lah Wood and -a\
dust. Delivered arNW r.. Irving W
Tricr Phone "i@9 Au. ricau C0rnrl
Fcderal>inurS Md. n2i-N )
FOR SALE Rabbits. - hr-vdlu
does. mcludiue N"u Icaltad White,
ChinchlllS and SOM" mixed breed,
Also n - hutch I."u. houc 81. +. "
Hail. HarrlnGtUr D,l n-'-2'
FOI: SALE or RENT Eullding hr
hind prrrIck>un'. Restaurant Sut
able for business apartments az stuf
age See Nh lDritickSo Sou ri Derrick
sons Restaurant. Miltoid. Delaware
! a2I-tf
FOR SALE ono iuir ..ooi wo,
: mul',S, II an" >,,'l~ "'d orr. ,'i,'
tered IInl~trin h'ih Years old
spring. with laprl~ .laon.s Il tai
prnt,.r. arnr Ouhl Ch'lr, h. ,iW"t
p Ellru";l' aud 'il''nW"od "-'-.''
FOR SALE Slpot Wa}lruu t.,
mi\,r. | tom cauoeI'N. Si.;r :"
: hulnlnp c"ukir2 isr.r. "ue ""- G;il,
+ hot water hu,I,r 'i.o " ,;Itr..,
collins Abll. G,utl,'uN'.. l'rj. L
- 'Tri,BhOin. IItd.,.I ti.,- ..aNi ,t-
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
PUBLIC SALE
CATTLE
! VIII ofl'r FOR sale on
THURSDAY, JANUARY Il. 1915

Vt ONE O'NLOCK 7. VI
Rain OF shine
Vt my farm about one mile south OF
Hlde"Nillc "n I : Route 40. IS. tho
following
y HEAD GUERNSEY MD
HOLSTFIN COWS
lianGin" in age from ! to q years
.\lI + +. and blood ,,~tcd.
Ais" ONE GtEENSEN EI'LL, tw"
years old
This is m excellent herd or cattle.
TERMS: CASH
:. w WILEY
J. 5. Dick"rson, -Auctiunecr. j5-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05

FOR SALE iH,ctiolu\ ktro~,.uc re-
friprratur l3i2 mod,. >lZr 81. cub =
feet: automatic oil hu'uinE water
heater. / automatic EUdd go water
heater, y Cotut.uHliuu storm Windows
22%> ,5i4 Fisher Appliances, Mil
ford Hho,,. r. il u
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
Farmers Income Tax OF ESti-

mate tor l"ll d;,t. january 18th. In
formation and assistance. Grur&" y.
NurI ,aor. I.lncolu phUm. Milford
ISlill dlI-ltI
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
NOTICE

NOTICE VIII buy all old paper at
lU2 East street. Milford. William EAse.
A4-u
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05

pieces, never used Two pair men,
new tan uNturd~. -" 81 and /" one
in'. bred Ch"~tp, r,tIi'N'r dog. I"
months old q, itrndr Ell4~'.U. alu
Church street. milford. bal. j1-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05

TOT; @TTT. NTITT"0T T"T-'- ~
ort.an hi"ck No. -, OILY" .NvulI'. E'-
hohoth. p,l EIN, apartments equip
ped witt AS and electricity tW t."
used a. ruonIuS house. - lo"m- r.
NJ Ia >t,r, Milford I'huur li%. j5-il
Fol; SALE one lu-picct dining
rooIu suite. good us urN. never been
us, Il but two ut three times ON" large
millur. - y lN inches. Reason IOr soil
inp arn tuimiu4 dining l,Iurl INTO bed
room Mrs I.IIth.r Wilson. Milton, p'l.
Phon, 2lu> i5-ti
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05

VI N\TEP Uydta,I., -,-l aatnu
."'> '"th l~aa'~. EH,.Ga}, n,l
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05

NOTICE cash rald ror good used
'at:s and junkrrs Sco Cross. F'rrdcrict.
ilH-5Atn
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
Headquarters for Rock Wool

l.oo,c. IrHNNI0t'd. NNts. \ O Il Nh
ford. Blown or sold hy ha@ or carto.
Also ceiling materials. Wholesale on
retail George r. N3rllu CON.
pAuN. Milford Phone , -; m94-ti
foi Sidewalk aia In5'yh lar roo
~hin@l. = All work dion, ~ exp, ri
cuccd ual ~ VIII al At 10 ~, "uc
give irc ret'rat.. I'> Wrtu.a ~ Ma
gro :, :tfurd I}I. ni rholo .5>I.
dN-Intp
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
FOR RENT

FOR RENT Five room apartment.
Stella WIight. Milford. K II. SO =
d2H-ti
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
PUBLIC SALEi
Or NNLUABiF-
REAL ESTATE
aus
Personal Property

" .. t.. t.:t..-' taGtl... sin
:N I......- I.l|. .t-,'. a.I I'., .u,4tj
f.i'.'>. ~. ~. io..a iur.t,u I.ptu
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
LOST

LOST Gasoline ration hook a e
Milton. Vel d29-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05

" \\TEn Mru "r Eill L. Nolh in
ani" ~dI y St"u-. NrIly Tuylor Au,,
~UIl1} H"mranN. n Nmth Chu,,h
niue NiU"iH l"-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05

WANTEp-l"cmaIe. Part time or
fun time; steady year around Expert
rnre not necessary. Particularly at =
trartiNe to housewives who want Somr
hon" work. Milford Laundry. Milford
f5-tf
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05

Jaint L. Itrlkla. il- 4, Cl,lN
G,u.-., Smith. D..t-.,to CI,tr Irr
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05

" \NItIi l""Eh.,r..i. @,nJ ~.a-
f} wiz" !;"> \ CMmaot Dnic..
tu.f"'U i.-os
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-14
MISS BUNN'S PUPILS
IN RECITAL TUEDAY

on Tro.dav o,.nni,,o In,o - +ba
n,o;Is "f MI. Re,,+ha Rrr,,' cra, .,''
IN niaoo earo their 2nn,f,l reoit,i
,t tbo homo nr tbo toacbc,, ~, pa.,.
;,nd m s,rcnt .cl,t0 u ''' y ''N'''' 0'' i'0''
An andio,co of roIa+ivoe and
rriends Of ,Lo c-ndontc o1i,vod tba
roIIawina nrogran3. '''' - : - wv
woods, cSne Dance lC,ra,,,,1
cv1,.i, Az, Wil,i,n,e
CHi4ar Gcronadc IC,avno,,,- po4.,,
lon poo.cI1
FaIIino c,vos rrhon,ns,,,>. Tho
Kniohr and Tha 1.adv CTbonnso,l ~. -
,,Iaino Mat,1oe
Tr;ads ,'',t'''1oi et piav rI,,ho,,
No,,.n,a,
Tnddino ,,Iri, p,,,oios lc.o,.o,.,. 1,ha
Five rrnoni,nies NTacC,rnrorl
r,o,,o yvna,-or
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-14
Training Union
TO Hold Study
Course \c\tWccl>

A study course for members of
the Baptist Training Union at the
First Baptist church viii be held
next week, beginning Sunday night
at 6.45 O'Clock, with Miss Eleanor
Whlte, of Greensboro, State field
worker, assisting in the school.
Glasses viii be held each night Of
the week and a picnic supper will
be held Friday evening to conclude
the course.
The young people will study the
book, The People Called Baptist"
taught by James Crisp. Jr 'Iraru-
ing n Christian Service" is the
title of the book to be studied by
the Intermediates, taught by Miss
Eleanor White. The juniors will
study Trail Makers in Other Lands,
taught by Miss Caroline Miles.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-14

Completely captivating, from its
cap sleeves and Winsome scoOpcd-
)ut neckIine to its big bow and trim
row of buttons Pattern 9345 is as
easy to sew and launder as to wear.
Pattern 9345 in sizes IA, l6, l8. 90;
}2, "a, SO, 38, 40, AZ. Size Is. frock.
; So yds. 39-in.; 5-8 yd. contrast.
Send TWENTY CENTS in CONS
or this pattern to The Henderson
Daily Dispatch, Pattern Dept, 232
Vest 18Th St, New York II, N. Y.
Print plainly SIZE, NAME, AID
DRESS. STYLE NUMBER.
JUST OUT! The Marian Martin
Summer Pattern Book, a collection
# all that's new and smart in wear
lng apparel for the family. FREE
NightgoWn Pattern printed in book
Send Fifteen Cents for your copy.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-14
Dances at Butner
Are Scheduled

The schedule for the dances al
Camp Butncr for the months of
June and July was announced today
as follows:
Tuesday, June 10: Sports Aroma
formal; Miss Ruth Allen will take
the calls or this dance.
Friday, June 30: Sports Arena
formal; hostess, Miss Elizabeth Fox
Wednesday, July 4: General Hos
pital-69 girls, informal; hostess,
Miss Henrietta Strause Convalescent
Hospital-30 girls, informal
Tuesday July 10: Sports Arena
formal; hostess, Mrs. G.. r. Allen
Friday, July 13: Sports Arena
formal; hostess, Mrs. N. p. Strause.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-14
Society News
TO PATSY.

Dear WiStful little canine face.
Pressed against the screens dark
\, 60 through the door. and leave
You sitting there to softly gricvc-
| know I'll find you waiting still,
When return across the sill
II 90 through that other door.
Shall YOU miss me more and more
Refusing love. and care. and food
For>akin cgvery earthly good
Til some KIND gentle hands undo
The heavenly gate-and let you
through?
Mary G. Brande
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-14
SUMNER SCHOOL AT
HIGH SCHOOL OPENS

The six-Weeks session Of summer
school at Henderson high school
opened today, with s. NJ. Crowdcr.
principal, and R. B. Harrison teach
ing.
Glasses are held each day from
nine until - o'clock. Mr. CroWdcr
will teach social science and English
and Mr.. Harrison viii teach ma,hc-
mates and English.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-14

1919 Helps-B Buy 1n% More'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-14
Holmes Graduate

MISS Donnie Elizabeth Bennett,
doughter of Mr.. and Mrs F. l. Ben
nett, 50 Carolina Avenue, Hendcr-
son, was graduated recently from
he Holmes Bible College. Green
vile. South Carolina.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-14
At Newark Hospital

Captain Eugene r. Patterson. son
of Mrs. Sara c. Patterson, 5l8 Bur
we'll avenue, has been assigned to
duty TO the station hospital as med
ical administrative officer. coming
to that station from Tinker Field.
Okla, it was learned today Cap
tain Patterson's WIFE the former
Miss Betty Armfield, of Elkin. is at
present residing with the captains
mother.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-14

Senior.
Friday, July l3: Sports Arena
formal; Miss Elsie Woolard viii take
the calls for this dance.
New group leaders have been ap-
pointed for the dances and these new.
leaders are expected to report for
the first dance, it was stated
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-14
Improving at lIoSpital

Mrs. John II. GriSsom is taking
treatment at Maria Parham hospital
and is reported to be improving sat
lsfaCt9rIly.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-14

Miss Donnie Elizabeth Bennett,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. l. Ben
nett, - Carolina avenue, WAS a
member of the l945 graduating class
of Holmes Bible College, Greenvllle,
South Carplin1
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-03-15
WANTED

WANTED-Tractor Harrow, new
or used. Phone 1877, Howard Schloss-
magic, Accident, Md-2-3t*
WANTED - Woman for general
homework: family Of two; good home
Apply Q. S. R:dder, Ri, Oakland,
Md.-3-tf.
WANTED TO RENT-Six-room
house in Oakland. Address p. O. Box
ZJ5, Oakland.-3-4t#
WANTED - Dressed Hogs and
Dressed Chickens. Warnick's Meat
Market, Oakland-3-3t
WANTED-A second hand Bicycle.
ghrs style preferred Must be in good
condition. Address or call D. w. Wal
ter, Sixth street, phone 182-A, Oak
land-2-2t
SERVICEMAN'S WIFE would like
to have two girls who would like to
board and work at the Celanese plant.
Reasonable board. Bus runs every day.
Please write Mrs. Robert Merrill,
BecchWood, Homecoming, Md.-3-2t