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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27
Red Cross. Nurses Aides
Give IA Hours in Month

A TOTAL of 724 hours of
service was given by 30 Red
Cross Nurses Aides at st. JOS
eph's hospital in the month end
ing March Is, according to Mrs.
Walter Fenton, county chair
man.
OF the 724 hours, 587 hours
were given by is of the Nurses
Aides, who worked from 20 to
81 hours during the month, av-
eragin; 40 hours per Aide.
Top worker was Mrs. Frank
Sass of New Baltimore-with
81 hours. Next highest were
Mrs. Harry Leech with SO hours,
and Mrs. John Mackenzie of
Roseville, with 6011 hours.
Others who volunteered more
than 20 hours of time during the
month were Mrs. Myrtle Endres
of Fraser, 48h; Mrs. Fred Wun-
derlich of East Detroit. As; Mrs.
A. j. Pickman, as; Mrs. Henry
j. Madou. 38; Mrs. John Arthur,
"a; Mrs. Louise Burkhardt of
Roseville, "a; Mrs. Marion E.
Baxter, 81: Mrs. c. H. r. Mac
Kenzie, 29A; Mrs. George Nee
ley, New Haven, "a; Mrs. Mar
ion REESE, Roseville, 20; Miss
Beatrice Youngs, 81; and Mrs.
Harriet Pfannenschmidt, Utica,
20.
NEW CLASS OPENS
Their imposing record of serv-
ice offers as inspiration to the
new Nurses Aide class, which
held its first lesson this after
classroom at the hospital, with
noon at / o'clock in the nurses
Miss Georgia hidden as in
Struvtor.
Of 33 registrations for the
class, the following Ia reported
for its organization meeting on
Monday: Mrs. Morris Edelstein,
Mrs. Thomas Jenkins, Mrs. Wal
ter Tiffin, Mrs. Oscar Mordan,
Mrs. Edward McCreary, Mrs.
Rena Miller, Mrs. Alison Smith,
Mrs. Delmar Sheets, all OF
Mount Clemens.
Mrs Gerald Mack of New Ha-
ven; Mrs. Clifford Hansen OF
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Committees are Named
for Altar Society Event

ny. Mrs. Robert Mandel, Mrs.
Joseph KilleWald, Mrs. Clarence
Voiland and Mrs. Lewis Peltier.
Mrs. Edmund Stadler is dining
room chairman, assisted by Mrs.
William Peltior as co-chairman,
ard a committee including Mrs.
Robert Provost, Mrs. Leo Mar
tuS, Mrs. Julian Williams, Mrs.
Hugo Walter, Jr., Mrs. Joseph
Blundo, Mrs. Henry Hipkins,
Mrs. Martin Schwartz, Mrs.
Clifford Hayes, Mrs. Harold
Lozon, Mrs. Joseph Campau,
Mrs. Francis McVay, Mrs. Clar-
ence Seibert, Mrs. Harold RoSso,
Mrs. John Otto Smith, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Pcltier, Mrs. Fred TyacI,
Mrs. Harry Moore, Mrs. Stephen
Lee, Miss Mary Benbonnick, Miss
Eulalie John and Miss Marie
Daily.
Mrs. Norval yelling heads
table arrangements, with Mrs.
Martin Byrnes, Mrs. Harold
Johns and Mrs. Amiel Charben-
eau assisting her.
Prizes are being arranged by
Mrs. James Kenney and Mrs.
Tom O'Connor. Mrs. +. j. Thorn
a. is in charge of the cards; Mrs.
Peter Benoit and Mrs. Lee Pen
nington of tickets.
Reservations for the event
may be made with Mrs. Benoit,
Mrs. Pennington or Mrs. Andrew
Alore.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27
Dance TO Aid
War Fund Drive

A DANCE will be sponsored
by Mrs. Lottie Moulton, 10 in
crease the Chesterfield Township
Red Cross war fund returns, II
is announced today.
Full proceeds of the event. 20
be held April 4, at 8 o'clock at
the American Legion hall on
North Gratiot avenue, will 90
TO Red Cross. Mrs. Moulton is
sponsoring the affair in recogni-
ton of Red Cross aid given her
son-in-law, S/Sgt. John H. Shir-
ley, prisoner of war in Ger
many's Luft w. He wrote home
that without Red Cross life
would not be worth living.
MRS. LYNN BOWEN of Chi
cago will arrive Wednesday 70
visit her sister, Miss Beatrice
Westlake. Mrs. Brown is execu-
tive secretary of the Family Wei
fare Association i'm Wilmette, III.
She and Miss Westlake will leave
Friday for Chicago and Miss
Westlake will return April 5 for
10 days to close her duties before
leaving for an overseas Red
Cross position.
WEEKEND GUESTS of Mrs.
Richard Mcmillan and Mrs.
Ralph Ware were Mrs. julius II.
Beers, Mrs. Max w. Crandall and
son Mickey, and Capt. Julius
Beers, of Traverse City. Capt.
Beers has just returned from
AZ months Of foreign duty with
the army, in Iceland and the
European theatre of operations.
MARILYN SCHER, has ar
rived home from Gateway
School at New Haven, Conn, to
spend her Easter vacation in
Mount Clemens. Daughter of
Capt. and Mrs. Joseph N. Scher,
she will be here two weeks.
MIR. AND MRS. HUG II
NEALE were hosts TO their COM
~bination dinner club on Friday
evening.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27

Roseville; Shirley Kete ut OF
East Detroit; Mrs. ]. B. Belan-
ger, Mrs. Adelaide Sternischer
and Mrs. Helen Roth of st. Clair
Shores.
This class will meet Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Fridays, for
three-hour sessions, completing
the 80 hour course In six weeks.
MRS. CHARLES DEREKOw.
SKI has returned to the WASH
ington Apartments after being Z
patient in st. Joseph Hospital ~
the result of fall several weeks
ago.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27
Plans Set for Easter Monday Dessert Bridge Parry April 2n<
Parents Fete Girl
on Confirmation

MR.. AND MRS. RUDOLPH
SIEWERT entertained IS guests
on Sunday dinner and supper
at their home, 800 Euclid ave-
nue., honoring their daughter Luz
ellie, who was confirmed at
Trinity Lutheran church by Rev.
w. j. Junke.
The guests were seated at two
long tables, with red roses form
ing the centerpieces. Guests
were present from Detroit, Wal
denburg, Rochester and Mount
Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27

PLANS ARE ADVANCING
for the Easter Monday dessert
bridge party to be held April 2
in 81. Mary's gymnasium al 1870
o'clock under the auspices of s.
Peters Altar Society.
Mrs. Chris O'Brien, refresh
ments chairman. lists on her
committee Mrs. Norman Mclner-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27
Miss WQdigQn Leaves City
forOverseQs Red Cross Post

Wisconsin, and in addition to
volunteer Red Cross in both
Canteen and Motor Corps, has
done considerable canteen and
recreational work with the
USO. She was honored at sew
eral informal events before her
departure.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27
lie Salute

Oh w. NllOS1 lbAAA NNaNAtAAe,
niversary was March 20. The
occasion was celebrated at &
buffet supper for 30 friends and
relatives on Saturday evening al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
A. Trombley, 37l7 North Ora
tot avenue.
WILLIAM PETTY. 1902 Gal
lup avenue. on his birthday ami
versary today. A family dinner
Sunday evening was given in hi:
honor.
FORREST ALVIN B l. A K E
JR., on his 18th birthday ami
vcrsary Sunday. He was gradu'
ated from Georgia Military
Academy at College Park, Ga
on March Is. He is the son oil
f. A. Blake, 83 Market street.
MRS. w a l. T + K WOODS,
whose birthday anniversary Will
be March %, was honor guest
Saturday evening, when mem
bers of her club had dinner al
Gordon's, going on to the home
Of Mrs. Julia Case for cards
during the evening.
PATRICIA ANN NORTH,
who was three years old Monday.
She is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Moritz, Jr., Glen
wood road.
THE TWIN SONS of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. II. Macdonald, South
Highland avenue, Corpl. Ber-
nard Macdonald, with the 5th
Army in Italy, and Malcolm at
home.
MRS. M. f. WATKINS upon
her birthday anniversary tomor-
row.
MRS. CHARLES MIF ELAlT
whose birthday anniversary &C.
Cured yesterday and Mr.. Mike
lait who had a birthday ami
versary on the 18th. Friends
called Saturday evening to cele-
brate both events.
LIEUT.. JOHN K. ULLRICH,
USN upon his birthday anniver-
sary tomorrow. He is on the
West coast waiting for a new
assignment.
MRS. LARRY S. DONALD
son upon her birthday anniver-
sary tomorrow.
HARRY KING whose birth
day anniversary occurs today.
EUNICE KIDD AND GRACE
NIEMAN upon their birthday
anniversaries tomorrow.
MIR. AND MRS. HIRAM RISK,
IS Jones street, on their 5lst
wedding anniversary today.
PFC. ISADORE HAUPTMAN,
on his birthday anniversary to-
day. Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Hauptman, Pvt. Hauptman is
serving with the infantry in the
Philippines.
TECH. SGT. AND MRS.
BYRON E. MOST, on the arrival
of a daughter, Sarah Virginia,
Friday, March Is, at Lincoln
General Hospital, Lincoln, Nebr
Mrs. Most was Evelyn Dickcrson
before her marriage.
MRS. JOSEPH p. SULLI.
VAN, whose birthday anniver'
sary was Saturday, March "a
She was feted Saturday evening
at the Statler Hotel in Detroit
by Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lind
scy, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert V. Nun
neley and Mr.. and Mrs. Gortor
Montague.
MRS. JESSE BROUGHTON
Of North avenue, whose birth
day anniversary Sunday was
celebrated at a supper and caro-
party given by Mr.. and Mrs
Nick Papajohn of Lincoln ave
nue.. Eleven guests were pres
cnt.
IRENE HOLTZ. Lorene Law
renee, and Margaret Andres
whose birthdays occur this
month, were feted at luncheon
at the Medea Hotel this noon by
members of the staff Of the Blu.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-27
Meeting Cancelled

Z THE WEDNESDAY MEET
ING of Trinity Lutheran Will
ing Workers has been cancelled
because of Holy Week, it Is an
nounced today. The next meet
ing will take place April rs.
THE LITTLE TOTS of the
Mount Clemens Nursery school
will hold their Easter party Fri
day afternoon at Grace parish
house. Mrs. Vail Ellis announced
today.
MIR. AND MRS. HOWARD
FENTON and Mr.. and Mrs. P. K.
McWethy spent the weekend in
Battle Creek.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
ROXANA

Reverend James Langreu is con
ouctina the revival services a,
Sound Methodist Church.
Hugh stephens of the L. : Navy
received his DISCHARGE Saturday
and is now spendine some time
With his wife al ENmore, Virginia
Clifton Bennett oI the Army also
received his DISCHARGE last Weeh
and is home with his wife at the
ONE Of his parents. Mn and Nh,
Harley Bennett
Private Harold McCahe of Gcol-
sia is spending Il - day turlousi
Wit Eui, vile ana TWO sons nj tn,
home OF Mrs NcC ahe's parents
Mr.. ana Mrs Ward West
Nh and Mrs. 4. B. Carey enter
tanned guests to dinner Sunda.
from Berlin
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
LEWES

Miss Hilda Mae Brown OF Phila-
delphia. spent the Weekend in
Lewes with her mother. Mrs.
Thomas Brown. at her residence on
Mulberry street
Sergeant and Mrs. Willard 7.
West OF Wilmington spent the week
end at the home OF his grandpar-
ents Mr. and Mrs John T. After
bridge Sergeant West has just re-
turned from years overseas duty.
Mrs Mary Pardue OF Wilmington
~ c.. is visiting here with her
sister. Mrs. Louise Williams and
her daughter. Mrs Della Mai and
Mrs Tabitha kearney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl short Jr.. OF
Rehoboth Beach. are being con-
graduated upon the birth OF baby
daughter, Bonni" Lynn. born in the
Beebe Hospital a few weeks ago.
Mr. Short is formerly OF LeWes.
Mrs. Justus B. Naylor and Mrs
William p. Clifton motored to
Philadelphia on Saturday.
Mrs Charles Richards. who has
been confined to the Beebe Hospi-
tai because OF illness is able tc
be out again.
Olouzo Wilson is seriously i'll il
the Beebe Hospital His many
friends wish him a speedy recoy
cry.
Lieutenant and Mrs Harry II
Rowland have returned home after
spending It week in Trenton y. j.
with Lieutenant Rowland's uncle
and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Pat
terson and son Bobby.
Mrs Edward II Maull entertain
ed the members OF her bridge clul
last Wednesday evening at he
home on Third and MuIberr.
streets.
Mrs William Il. Egan and daugh
ter Ann. spent the Weekend il
: Smyrna with Mrs Egan's parent,
, Dr.. and Mrs +. f. Collins
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
CEDAR NECK

"From all that dwell below the
skies.
Let the creators praise arise,
Let the Redeemer's name be sung,
Through every land. by every ton
que.
Methodist church Reverend +.
\. Wright. Pastor. A wonderful
day for all was enjoyed by very
GOOD cOngreeatiOn at the church
or Sunday. Reverend Ninal Hills
Of Wilmington was the mornlnS
speaker. Reverend J. B. Dickerson
the afternoon speaker and our pas
tor. Reverend Wright the eVenin2
service.
All three services were equally
Inspiring. Hearts were warmed
and eladened over the very won
derful response toward meeting
our financial obligations. The LORD
i blessing and will provide for all
cur needs. Over $4,000 was contri-
huted at the Home Coming ser
wees on Sunday Praise God from
whom all blessings flow. The re-
vival is in progress with a Splen-
cid attendance. Plan to attend all
of these services. They will con-
tinue each evening excepting Mon
cay and Saturday evenings.
Come unto me, all We that labor
and are heavy laden, and | will
give you rest" Matthew 1l:2S.
Corporal Jay Watson has enjoy
ed three day pass, with his par
ents and family.
Cpl. and Mrs Jay Watson and
son. Jay Jr.. Mr.. Earl Watson and
friend, Miss Daisey Bowen motored
together as far as Allen, Virginia
taking Corporal Watson that fan
on his way TO his base in the
south
MIR. and Mrs. f. Davis Watson
entertained at dinner on Sunday
Reverend Ninal Hill and son o
Wilmington and the Reverend anC
Mrs +. ~ Wright of Lincoln.
Corporal and Mrs. Donald Iof
land are receiving Con&ratUlation.
upon the arrival OF d fine daughter
horn in Memorial Hospital on Oct
Is. The little lady has been named
Donna Lee. Corporal LOfland i:
stationed at Nenna Alaska Mrs
Lofland is a sister of Mrs Stella
Mae wilson of this neighbOrhOOd.
Miss Alice Brown is vacationin!
in Washington this week
Reverend and Mrs. +. ~ Wrigh
were supper guests on Tuesday o
Mir. and Mrs Ernest Watson
We are glad to report that Mrs
Ethel Roberts is improving il
health.
Mrs. Hattie Benson of Allfor,
was recent visitor of her nephey
Bill Potter and his father. Horac
Potter
Keep the Revival in mind an,
plan TO come
The people of this communit
arc sharing with Mrs Carl Cover
dale the deep grief she is feelin
in the sad death Of her husband
MI. Carl +. COverdale. He was
member Of the Methodist Churc
of Oakley. He is survived by hi
"a widow. clara Reynolds Coverdalt
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. /
Covcrdale Of Lincoln and one sis
ter Mrs. Tom Collett of Shawnee
Mr.. CoVerdale was a good neighbC
and kind loving husband. He wi
he sadly missed by all who kne'
him.
Does Jesus Care? Oh Yes. II
Cares. T Know He Cares.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

u + Wood conducted the services.
inlvrMeut Was made in Barratt'~
Z haucl ometery.
Mis- 4 +. Harrington is improy-
lu4 after 4 tWo weeks illness.
Special cyau9o!istic services are
being held from October II to Oc-
rlhvr . in the F'iremeu's Town
Hall in Fredelica Rev. Alfred c.
Clark OF Denton Maryland. cyan
4clist is in charge OF the services
assisted by other pastors in this
vicinity. The Melvin Sisters from
FELTON, are supervising the music
singing and the young peoples
work
SUNDAY services are held at 2:&t
O'Clock i'm the afternoon at o,
clock in the evening. on the Other
evenings the time is 30 o'clock
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend these special evangclistic ser
vices
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
John Hickman is spending a few

John Hickman is spending few
days with his wife.
James Johnson has been at his
home near town His daughter
Elizabeth from Wilmington spent
last week at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward West spent
Monday evening with MIR. and MIS-.
Norman Lynch. Mrs. Lynch IS CON
NalcScine at her home.
\ special cVaneelistic service al
EoNana Pilgrim Holiness thurch
Ie@innins October - to November
:. The pastor. Reverend Victor
Hat,m.n will have charge assisted
~ an evangelist, Reverend Will
uau Whumore of Troy. ONO.
Special missionary services Oct. -
Reverend H. X Storey returned
mi sSiuuary from the Philippine, fol-
louiu4 three years interment by
t.c JAPANESE Everyone welcome
Sunda, school at $50 am. preach-
in2 loo a. IN. and 80 p IN.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

L. :. Army. after Sowing several
month, Overseas, Mg Nasniok is
the husband OF Miss May Brttiug-
ham OF l.ewes. daughter OF Nh. and
Mrs John BriltinPham MI and
Mrs Rasuick are making their
home here
Mrs benjamin : Ala,rtsou vi
Lrwes was recently Installed as
president OF IIenlopru Pos, Au<il-
iary for her second term OF office.
Mis-. Albvrtsou is also Departments
OF Delaware Auxiliary third vice
president tor Sussex county. by ap-
pointmeut ut the department con-
vyutlou at Rehobo'h Beach in Sep
tc,nhcr she is The third mcmbe.
OF the Houlopeu Post Auxiliary to
hold this Office since the eroup
VAS or2auizcd in 1881
Mrs John l.. Morris Of LtWc<.
retiring Sussex county vice prcsi-
dent. Department OF Delaware. in
stalled Mrs AIbert>on. who in turn
performed the installation for Other
officers Mrs Samuel $ Ewing Of
RchOhOth Beach was inducted in,,
office as auxiliary Treasurer: Mrs
" Herald Birmingham OF Lrwy-
as secretary: Mrs Clara Steele o,
Rehohoth as historian and Mrs
Thomas J Nirdcn OF Lewes a,
chaplain. Two other officers VIII,
We're not able To lie present at tn,
meeting We're Mrs. Ruth Emner
OF Rchoboth Beach. vice president
and Mrs Esther Small OF Rphoboth
rr2eant-at-arms. who will he in
stalled later by the president.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

Mrs Ella Potter has as her guest
at her home on King Highway,
her son. Lieutenant Louis Potter.
t. :. Army.
A former LpWes resident. Mrs
Charles Lee Aiken OF iIouma. La.
has returned home after SPENDING
several days in LcWes and Reho-
both with friends Mrs Aiken is
the wife OF Lieutenant Aiken. I. :.
Navy. who was formerly in charge
OF the Navy's Radio Compass Sta
ton at Cape Henlopen.
Dr. James +. Malvil has recent
~ been DISCHARGED from The I. :
Army. Doctor and Mrs Marvil and
their daughter. Treunir have cIu,
ed their cottage on LcWcs Beach
and are occupying thojr home IN
Laurel.
Mrs. William l.. Burton, who has
been spending some time in Vine
land. ~ j. has returned TO hen
apartment on Savannah Road.
Mr.. and Mrs John l.. cahaIal
and their family spent the week
end at their cottage on the beach
The Cahalans are from Whining
ton
Guests OF Mr.. and Mrs John NJ
Vessels over the Weekend were
Mrs. Vessels brother and sister
in-Iaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond &
Frick. Jr.. and their daughter, Sal
lie Ann of Philadelphia.
James Palmer is confined to tn
Bcebe Hospital because OF illness
Sergeant Max Rasnick has r"
Gently been DISCHARGED from tn
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
FREDERICK

Henry NJ Boone has returned
tgom TWO years overseas and vas
louorahy discharged trom Fort
Dix tie has returned home to hi.
purrnts Nh and Mrs Harry NJ.
Boone -
MIR. and Mrs Donald RaWlin> ol
Hehohoth Mrs. Ruth Herson ol
Dover Mrs. Sarah NJ Johnson OF
Seatord spent Sunday with Mrs
>allip Williams Mrs RaWlin~ has
returned To New York City
pr and Mrs Roy Carpenter OF
Tie South have been GUESTS OF Nh
md Mrs Harry + Alitten
Henry Parker who has been II
Ioor health for some time at Mrs
wiz nursing home passed away
last week. AGED - years old. Fune-
H,l services We've held in Trinity
Methodist church last Friday Rey
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
SELBYVILLE

Mr. Perry Hanson. missionary
t. China for sometime past will be
the guest speaker at Salem MethO-
dist Church on Wednesday evening
October Gath at 7:43. This will take
the place of the regular prayer
meeting at that time Mr. Hanson
is making tour of the Peninsula
Conference and will tell us some
thing Of his work.
Last Sunday morning our pastor.
Reverend Jarvis delivered very
able sermon on the subject. Pos
sc3sin2 Our Possessions" The first
scripture reading was an eXhorta-
tiOn from Paul to the Ephesisans
to leave the impurities of the
world and put on Christ, and was
found in the 9th Chapter of Ephi
slams. The second reading was
from the 22nd chapter of St Mat
thews giving the story OF the
Kings marriage feast.
Mrs, Perina Bennett Townsend
and Mr. and Mrs Hall Bennett OF
Frankford were among the church
isitOrs. Mrs. Bennett is the former
Miss Mary Fassitt, daughter of
AIRS. Sallie Fassitt Ritenour. and is
q member of the church and also a
teacher in Selbyille School We are
llad to have in Sunday School and
Church three of our young men
who are home from overseas and
Lave been hOnorably discharged
from service and are now out OF
uniform. They were William T.
James, son of Dr.. and Mrs. c. f..
James, Harvey b. Williams, son oi
Mr.. and Mrs. f., V. Williams ana
Lynn POmerOy, Jra son of Mrs
Ruth Pomeroy and the late. MIR
pOmerOy.
Other boys are still comins
home who have either received
their discharge or expecting tC
very soon. They are Irving b. Hud
son .Jr.. already out. Wilbur Hud
son. son of Mr. and Mrs t.lish;
Hudson and Lorenzo McCabe. sol
and step-sOn of Buelah and Gran
Vile G. Campbell and husband o
Mrs. Joanna Evans McCabe Other
are back in the states and will b,
home shortly. Mr. and Mrs. Elme
West received another letter las
week from their only child. Geor2
Elmer West, somewhere in the Pa
Cific, telling them for the secon,
time that ne was all packed up.
and waiting for ship to brin
him home He is the grandson O
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. McGee
Mrs. Volta VI. Long returned t
her home at Sleepy Hollow" o
Saturday from very pleasant tri
with Miss Mildred Fisk to her cot
tage in the Adirondack Mountain
in New York.
Miss Janet Morris, daughter {
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Morris ha
been i'll and out of school for a te
days
Mr. and Mrs James +, Wiler
and son. Gene. Mrs. Mary &. Law
Miss Addie Furman and Mrs. EsS
Murray paid a visit on Sunday
the formers parents. Mr. and Mr.
William f. Wilgus near Bayard
sec Mr. WilSus who is just hon
from the hospital. They also wei
to Bethany Beach to see Mr.. Bi
Wilgus. who has been sick with
severe cold.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

The National Safety Council esti-
mates that 25,000,000 man-days are
lost annually by farmers through
accidents.
Evening star., 1945-03-04
or Radio Listeners
By Bryson Rash

There is one slightly bewildered
21-year- Army private at Camp
Croft, S. c., this week. Within the
space of just few minutes this
|serviceman was invited to be a
WTOP-CBS announcer after the
war, had a blind date with a lovely
young nurse and met one of his
favorite radio stars. 1t happened
this way.
Tom Westbury was an announcer
at Station WCBT In Roanoke Rap
ids, N. c., before he went into the
service last October. When he was
on the air Tom played q lot Of Ar
thur Godfrey records ana so, while
he was in Washington on furlough,
he stopped in to see If he could meet
Art. Godfrey invited him to his $50
pm. broadcast and before 1t was
over the boy was on the air. Tom
talked about Roanoke Rapids. Well,
it seems there are quite a few people
from that town in Washington, so
they telephoned the soldier. One
of the callers was pretty Doris
Vaughan, nurse at Doctors Hos
pital, and before that conversation
was over date was arranged.
Program Director Martin Wicket
heard the broadcast while driving
home, returned to the studio and
invited the young infantryman to
apply for WTOP announcing job
after the war.
Pvt. Tom Westbury's last word on
leaving Washington was Just,
"Brother!"
Program Department :. All new
ones.
WMAL-Blue . Raymond Moley,
one of the original members of the
Roosevelt brain trust" columnist
and editor, will be heard in series
OF weekly news commentaries be-
ginning next Sunday at 8:15 pm.
WTOP-CBS Those WebsterS,"
weekly half hour comedy viii start
next Friday evening, March 8, $780,
10 o'clock This is the story of an
American family, mother and father
and their three children.
WWDC :. Polly and Mike Hun
nlcutt have two new shows on the
air. One is Spotlight Revue" 10:45-
ii pm. across the board" and the
other is Meet the Staff" Monday
through Friday, 12:25-1. pm.
WINK Alice Lane begins her
new program tomorrow morning at
$50 o'clock. This half hour will be
called Shoppers Lane" The Traffic
Court" broadcast moves into the
1902 pm. period
X Il
MICS Kay Kyser and the whole
College of Musical knowledge" has
just finished a most extensive hos
pital tour throughout the United
States. The statistics are fascinat-
ing. The tour covered 5000 miles,
the crew played % engagements in
"a days, living in Pullman
time. On their way to Walter Reed