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Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
FISHERS DISTRICT
Near (;reenWOOd)

y special service viii bc held n
the Bethany Church OF the Broth
rem in FarminGt0n on Sunday eve
ming. January :. at 80 O'Clock.
\ candle service will be held in
The young folks will present Il
drama entitled The Church Fol
lows Her Youth. taken from ac-
tual experience. The first. second
"ud fourth scenes are in Mr
Shull's office as it might have been
last summer. while the third scene
is on an island somewhere in the
South Pacific. Letters read in the
play are actual letters received by
Mr. Shull director of the Brethren
Service Committee, Department of
Ministry to the Service Boys and
Girls in the Armed Forces. a cor
dial welcome to all the mothers
ana fathers of boys in the service
who are especially urGod to attend
this service given in honor of thoir
sons
B0atSWaiu Mate { Everett t.
Trycc. Son of Is. Il. Tryc" OF near
here. has been awarded the Silver
Star Medal for Skillfully mancuVcr-
ing his small landing boat into Il
position during the amphibiOuS as
Sault at SalernO. Italy. so that his
GunnrrS could destroy an enemy
plane. BOatsWHin Mate TryCc'S ci-
talion. signed by Secretary OF the
Navy James FOrrcstal in the name
OF President Roosevelt. reads:
For conspicuous %allantry and
intrcpidity in action as COXSWain
OF Il landing boat attached to tn,
I. 5. 5. ProCyOm during the ann
phibOuS assault at SalCrnO. Italy
in September. 1913. Subjected to a
: devastating stratinS attack by u hos
tile plane while rCtIaCin@ from The
beach during initial landing 0pcr-
p atiOns. Tryco skillfully mancuvcr
ed his landing boat into position
I enabling his gunnerS to deliver I
I direct hit and completely destroy
the enemy aircraft. His expert sea
e manship. brilliant initiative ant
: outstanding devotion to duty in tn,
= face of grave peril were COmtribut
d ing factors in the success OF tn,
Italian invasion and in keeping Will
t the highest traditions OF the Unitet
Y States Naval Service.
: Mr.. and Mrs ". :. Collision o
d Clayton. Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Biddl
9 Of Townsend ana Roland Colliso'
II OF Odessa We're bedside visitors dur
g ing the Weekend Of S. f. C0llisol
Y who is seriously i'll At this writing.
l. g. Il. Tryce is quite i'll Ht thi
writing. a victim OF pneumonia
Staff Sergeant and Mrs John :
Norris left ON Thursday for Mia
mi. Fla, where Staff Sergeant Mon
e ris Will be stationed for an indet
l. mite time. Staff Sergeant Morris II
Gently. returned to the States afte
serving overseas i'm the Air Corps
Nh and Mrs. John Lloyd and so
entertained at turkey dinner o
n. Sunday Those present were Mis-
; Ruth Ann Dean and Miss Rut
Rhodes and Marvin Warner.
Mrs. Frank Wroten is sulferin
from an attack of gallstOneS.
Mrs W. A. Dearman is still su
fering with injuries OF her han
caused by being caught in the COS
of corn shelter several Weel
ago.
is Mr.. and Mrs Robert McDowe
y and children spent the Christm;
:. holidays with their parents. NJ
and Mrs Charles Burnett and fan
lily at Mrndruhall. Pa
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
CHAPLAIN'S CHAPEL

AIt and Mrs. MorGan O'D1y en-
tcrtalnrd a number of relatives nj
q dinner on Monday. january l.
Miss Louis" Hopkins entertained
several of her friends AT a birth
day party on December 10. She re
ccived. many beautiful gifts. The
guests departed after an enjoyable
evening, wishing her many moro
happy birthdays.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Willkc on
tcrtaincd the following relatives AT
= Christmas dinner on Sunday: MIR.
and Mrs Edward KINNEY and rhil-
drCn. Lillic Mae. Anna Marie. Bar
bara and Merle of SharploWn. Md.
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Coffee of Sea
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson
and children. Ronald and Shirley
OF Oak Grove and Mrs. Mae Robst
OF fredericksburg, Md.
Miss Doris Macklin of Whining
tom spent the holidays with her
parents. MIR. and Mrs Floyd Hack
lin Of here.
Mrs Sally Harris spent Christ
mas Day with her daughter. Mrs.
Howard Wiley in Dover.
Mir. and Mrs. Leroy Webb enter
tanned a number of relatives and
friends at 4 Christmas dinner ON
thristmas Day
Miss Anna NJ Smith and Miss
Louise Hopkins attended a Christ
mas dinner at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcdf0rd Cannon in Bridge
willie on Sunday, December u
Private Frank Williams. Jr. j,
spending Il furl0u2h with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams
: He is stationed with the arnct
forces in California
The community sing will he hpIt
At tn" home Of Mr. and Mrs. i.pRo,
. Moore on Sunday evening. .anuar,
3 :. You a"e cordially invited 20 iuii
+ us in song.
p Don't forget the services y
? Chaplains Chapel next Sluda
}. morning at 1910. a. n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie West enter
tanned relatives at a dinner on sun
1 day, December 81.
Margie lee Smith celebrated he
! sixth birthday with 4 turkey lin
ner on New Years Day
Wedding bells We're ringing il
Chaplain's neighborhood on Thurs
: day evening. December IS. whr
|. Miss Charlotte Donovan. dau.ht.
$ of Mr.. and Mrs John Donovan. h,
: came the bride OF Everett Spcich
er. so NOT Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snei
i cher OF Greenwood. Their friend
5 wish them many happy years to
+. gether.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
GLENDALE
Community News

Community News
Sunday dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Elwood Lynch were Mr. and
Mrs. c. +. Abbott ST.. OF Ellendale
and Mr. and Mrs. C. +. Abbott, Jr..
and son OF Georgetown.
Miss Phyllis DickersOn spent
part of the Christmas holidays in
Milford as the guest of Miss Janet
Lee WOrthinGton.
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Filings
worth visited relatives i'll George
town last week.
Miss Betty Ellingsworth spent
the Weekend in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Theo. Walius en-
joyed New Years in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Collins Of
Greenwood entertained to a turkey
dinner on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. A.
X. Jones. Jr.. and children. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. d. ElIingsworth. Jr.. and
sons of t,llpndalc, Mr. Emma Ste
vcnS0n and daughter of Georgetown
and other relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. a. II. Beebe and
daughters visited friends on Sun
day
Mrs John Ellingsworth and chill
dren OF near Milford were recent
callers in town.
Mr. and Mrs. W. y. Hall enter
tanned guests during the holidays.
Miss Bessie Warren entertained
guests on Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Ireland and
daughters We're Saturday evening
guests of Mr.. and Mrs John Ire
land of Milford.
MIR. and Mrs | W. Ellingsw0rtl
and daughter were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. p. Thomas Ol
PittSvillc. Md
Mr. and Mrs. j. s Short Jr anC
son have sold their property OF
Washington avenue and moved tC
Milford
Mrs. Della b. Reed and Miss Wiz
ginia Lingo visited friends in DO
yer last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Webb visit
ed relatives during the holidays.
Miss Marguerite Welch was tn
guest of Miss Shirley Lea Filings
worth on Thursday.
Holiday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
e. +. Carey were J Smith, Mis-
Jean Smith and Miss Anna Care
of Philadelphia
Mrs. NJ. +. Warren spent part O
last week in Washington. ID. {
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. |. +
Warren. Jr.. and son.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Timmons. ST
visited relatives and friends dun
ing the holidays.
Eliendale Methodist Church
Rev. ". e.. Barlow. Pastor
Sunday. January
Sunday school services in charg
If l. W. Warren. superintendent, j.;
~ a. III.
Preaching at II d. III. by the pa:
tor.
Worship service at 40 p. IN.
Meeting
Class No will have their "B
Sister" party on Friday evenin
January -. at the home of Mrs.
A. Timmons. All cordially invite
Each one will receive Il new nan
for the year 1943.
Meeting
Glass No. | will meet with Nj
Comfort Workman on Tuesday ev
ming. January 9. Every member co
daily invited TO attend.
McCOlley'S Methodist Chapel
Rev. W. G.. Barlow. Pastor
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05

Staff Sergeant John 5. Holland
Jr.. reported at the Richmond A.
a. f., Virginia. this week after
spending 27-day furlough with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John S
Holland of Milford. Jack had pre-
vi0uSly been stationed in England
II v
Robert b. Algier. Seaman , C..
and Donald VI. Dennis. Seaman > e.
both OF Greenwood. have completed
their recruit training at the Naval
Training Center at Sampson. y. v.
and have been granted leaves. Upon
their return to Sampson they will
be eligible for further assignment
which may qualify them for petty
officer ratings.
h y
An Eighth Air Force Bomber
Station. England Second Lieuten-
ant Charles W. Futcher. Jr.. 116
Savannah Road, Lewes. BIZ Fly
ing Fortress bombardier in the
35l Bombardment Group. has been
decorated with an Oak Leaf Clus-
ter to his Air Medal for 'mcritor-
iOuS achievement on combat mis-
siOns over Europe The citation ac-
companying the award read in part
The courage. GOODNESS and skill
displayed by this officer upon these
occasions reflect great credit upon
himself and the Armed Forces of
the United States. Lieutenant
Futcher. u years old, son of Mrs.
Frances g. Futcher is a veteran of
twelve bombing attacks on enemy
Installations. An alumnuS oil
Lewes High School and the Uni
versity of Delaware. he was an in
spectOr for t. 5. r.. d.. PhiladcI-
phia, before entering the Army on
February Is, 1913
AS
At 4 18th AAF B-25 Base on
Corsica Sergeant John +, ArgO O1
Milford is now authorized to weal
the DISTINGUISHED Unit Badge. sig
nifying that he is a member of !;
Twelfth Air Force B-25 Mitchell
bOmhardment group which has re
!, ceived the War Department ci
tation for its part in destroying
the Benevento. Italy. marshallin&
yards with devastating effect. TIL,
citation reads in part, "Distin
gushing themselves through eX
traOrdinary herOism and unswcrV
ing resolution. the combat crew
: destroyed eighteen of the attackin!
: planes and bombed the narShallin!
: yards with devastating effect" TIL
gallantry and combat proticencie
I exhibited by the personnel OF thi
I group in striking jhis dccisiv
x blow have reflected the highes
t credit on their organization and tn
g military service Of the Unite
+ States. Joining his present 9rou
:. one month ago. this Milford sci
It viceman is serving as tail gun
i ner for his squadron. His parents
t Mr. and Mrs. Harry II. Argo. It
side in Milford
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05

Yet He Is With lis IN SOlltudr.
And comforts with Ills grace.
Methodist Church
Rev. Tho>. B. Brinton. Pastor
Sunday. January
Worship services will be held at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Watson on Sunday afternoon At :
o'clock. Let an of our folks at
tend with an eXpcctant faith and
You will receive q blessing. Yer
lily say unto you. WhosoeVer shall
not receive the kin4dom Of God as
a little child, shall in no wise en-
ter therein. Luke l\:l1.
The ". :. c. s. viii meet at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Norman col
Inns on Tuesday evening, january
g.
The rcfrcshmcnt committee. Mrs.
Ethel Roberts. Mrs. Thomas Brln-
ton and Mrs Edna Roberts, The
president, Mrs Thomas Clark.
urges all members to BE- present
for the election OF officers.
MIR. and Mrs. F,lWood Mills en-
tprtaincd at Christmas dinner the
following guests: Mrs. Mary f.
Mills. Mr. and Mrs. G.. u. Carey OF
Milford. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Kemp
and little son Tommy of Winnings
ton and Sergeant and Mrs. John
Fowler of Milford
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Clark "no
son Jackie were callers on friend,
at Bowers Beach on Sunday eve
ming.
MIR. and Mrs. Nutter Marvel oI
Magnolia were guests OF MIR. an(
Mrs. f. Davis Watson ON Tues
day
Miss Ethel Brardslcy OF Lincoh
gave dinner for her family oi
Christmas Those present We're Mr.
and Mrs. E.lwood Mills, Alr. anC
Mrs. Harry +, ticndumicl OF Lin
coin. Mrs. Myrtle kibler. Mr.. an'
Mrs Osborne Willis of Dover. MI
and M:s. Joseph kcnp and sol
Tommy of WilmnStou. ScrGcan
and Mrs John FoWlcr. Mrs. Ber
nice Jump Mills. Miss Elaine vii
lis. Lieutenant George GlONcgs am
Calvin Clcndaniel.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Davis Watso
spent Friday evening with Mr.. an
Mrs. Ernest Watson and son Ear
and Mrs. JAY Watson and Sonny.
Misses Allie and Mia Mackli
entertained the following guest
at dinner ON Christmas Mr. an
Mrs. James d. Mills StatI Sci
ecant James +. Mills. Mr.. and Mr.
Brantley Donovan, Mr.. and Mr.
Eugene Mills with little Susanu
and baby Eugene. This was an oC
casion OF great rejoicing as Sta
Sergeant Mills has just retWne
recently from overseas.
Make each day a finished chaptc
NOWs your chance To do yol
hcst:
Learn to know that to the slrivn
Evcntidc brings joyful rest
Miss Frances Collins has rctur'
" cd home after spending the Chris
= mas holidays with relatives n
friends in Chester. While vacatiO
Ing she attended the Ice Follips
> Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
First Independent Church
Marshall Street
Rev. c. w. Taylor. Pastor
sunday. January :

SUnudN. january
Special services win begin ut p
m. with old fashioned song aud praise
service. followed hY special singers.
and musicians and special speakers
from Other churchc. who Viii .1kc
part ia this service
\ special PRAYER viii h. offered at
II o'clock Tor all Of the Milford hoy :
who are iu the service " mo are repre-
Srntcd hA some W"mhor II the fam
IlN com. and light the candle tor
your tHujhrr. SON ~ husband.
W. cordially invite the mothers Hud
fathers nnd hruth"rs and sisters 90
lake part in this service.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
CHURCHES in MILFORD
First Baptist Church
Not to he Mini>tercd Unto. But to Minister
Rev. Leon c. Nelson. Pastor
.~uud:t,. .lnnu,r\

INWIINIE. .TIIIVIIN
''rhc Childhoud II Jesus"
| i %" q. ~ Morning Worship. Mcs-
age. "Walking With cod"
i.3" y. m. Junior and Senior High
Young Peoples Groups Will meet.
80 D. m Informal song service
md Evening Worship. Message. our
& Church Family"
Reception Of nrw mcmhcr., ana com
EIuuinu viii follow
NondaN sou y. m Tho IIhlr
), h"o Teachers and officers VIII meet
Ht l, hor e If Mrs Thomas
Wednesday,. 500 =. m Prayer and
l;ihl' Study Hour.
Friday. $50 p. m Boys 1nd iris
* l.. Hour
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
The Avenue Methodist Church
The House of HAppinc>s'
Rev. Frank Hcrson, D. D.. Minister

s"J3@.,>. Jarual
g. "a .~,--lon ,. ,h. Church
,h"n N,u -, rj.. i. t-..,ot.~. 'E,~.,r.,
Tor ar ".,- Wc.u1l g,lconlc you to
lht. nj.I ..jou "t tho nov N,nr
II 900 a. m M"runu W"rShlp and
>,,...n"u -. hop Edwin Holt Hughes
ot Woshin4toI viii hr "ur n,.W year
rt'"rhal. Seasonal music ~ thr
ch9uctl cipIr-
C."n y D.. N,;hodj-t Nouih +, How
hp Nh >uuu4 rrurl. invited
3r D. lu t,NrnIu@ Worship and
:>,.l.lrt h\ thr ruu' ter. SiNtA ulu-
ut. u utprmal W"..hip With = Warm
W,lcnu Iuj H|l.
N1lAe,h Church Service Thursday
..\,alu4 "t 80 u'rluch
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
REDEEM

There Will be services at McCOl-
lcy'S Church next Sunday at 10 Il.
m Preston Donovan, superinten
dent
The next meeting OF the Womcn's )
Society of Christian Service will
be entertained by Rev. and Mrs.
Barlow at the parsonage on Thurs
day evening, january II. Ladies'.
please bring cake as ice cream and
cake will be for sale.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbert Mitchell and
family We're Friday evening guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. William Walton.
Jr. and family
Ar and Mrs. Howard Burton
spent the past Weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Mcgee and family
Of ByWood Pa
Mir and Mrs Norman Rust are
The proud parents OF Il baby girl,
born on December , i'll the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital.
Miss Florence Donovan spent the
Weekend with Mr., and Mrs. Hilton
Pruucl and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Burton call
ed on Mrs Sadi" Webb and family
and Mrs. Charles Harley and daugh-
ter Gladys Lou OF near SeafOrd on
Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rust and son
Lester Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Rust
and son Leroy Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Rust. Mrs. Mary Ar&o and Edward
West We're dinner guests of Mr. ant
Mrs. charles Rust and family OF
Monday
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
Calvary Methodist Church
"Thc Church of Warm Spirit
Rev. M. Eugene Hungerford. Minister

sunday. Jauunr>
e.uo 81 a. Class Meeting lu>plra-
tloraI -,j> 1ro Harry Emory, h'adcr.
Io:u a. m Church School dudrr
,h, Iudr..h,p "l .Iohu Wilkins. Su-
rclIit. .ud,ul start a.. ucW year hN
all,udn4 l,@ulnrlN. C}l~-cS i"r aIl
ages ~. ,lcour. You.
~ .cu. ii. m Wor-hip service :ild
a.iu y. n NJ +. r under ,hr lead-
ri-i..p ~ GIllo.ll Wjlhiu:> president
Mi Naold CoN-rdal,. l'td"r
so =. ~. i.Noun- Worship and
Alc~~u-o.
pralrf N".,mg oa Thursday at 80
c',Alrk
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
The Presbyterian Church
"Thc Church on the Plaza"
Rev JOhn M DeCh1nt. Minister

Sunday J"mlarN
H.l5 i m Stiuda> school. MIS- !
It iuluou. Superintendent
/ .Uu n n Worship end Sermon
Tori.. 'IoUf, Ehau-cs i'm i.Itc'S .Iour-
urN"
! oo j.. ~ Junior Soci,tN
$50 j.. l4 Young Peoples Society.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05

War production is union
made job. Eighty-tive per cent of
the workers in war industries are
members of unions. Back them up
with War Bonds.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
Christ Church (EpiscOpaD
Founded 1904
Church Avenue and Third Street
Rev. Joseph S. Kinks, Rector

sunday. .TNnU1rN :
CulnmcmorAtion "Th" Epiphany"
30 a. n. Holy Communion.
9:l5 u. ~. Church School.
ll:"" a. m Holy Communion am
sermon.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05

Mrs. Alice McIlvaine Of Green
wood received word recently that
her husband T ) Alfred McIlyaine
arrived safely in England.
l. E-
Doug Lynch. $. &. is spending
a 3o-day leave with his parents, Nr.
and Mrs. George Lynch after being
overseas for eleven months.
h T
Lieutenant John SchObelOck re-
turned yesterday to kingman, Ari-
zona. after spending a l5-day leave
with his family here in Milford.
h T
Mrs. Beatrice jefferson Of
Charles street has received word
that her husband. Corporal Ernest
jefferson has arrived safely some
where in England.
a. v
Staff Sergeant Clement j. Nevins
has returned to camp after spend
ing furlough with his wife. Re
becca Nevins OF Milford. He is sta
toned ut Camp liaan. California.
A. T
Ralph A. Hanson. +. c Of the
t. S. S Tolman, ID. NJ, spent the
Christmas holidays with his wife,
Mrs. Thelma Hanson of Harring-
ton and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward f. Mulhol-
land OF Milford received a tele-
gram from the I. s. Government
that their son. staff Sergent
Charles +. Mulhollund was wound
ed in action December II i'll Ger
many and the reports OF his con
dition would be sent TO them imme-
diatcly
Staff Sergeant Charles Mulhol-
land. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Mulholland of Milford. was grant
ed a As hour pass 10 Paris. France
lie saw many interesting and his
torical sights. Many pictures were
sent home OF the beautiful city. He
also stated that the people of Paris
welcomed every G.. |. gladly. STAFF
Sergeant MulhOlland is stationed il
Luxcmher2 1t is late greeting
but he hopes that all his friends
had a Merry Christmas and a Hap
by New Year.
Av
AAF. Pacific Ocean Areas. Cen
tral Pacific After IS months over
seas. Corporal William +. vii
liams. OF Milford, is expected to re
turn soon to the United States 10
4 21-day furlough and reasSiSnmen
to another station. He is Il trucl
driver with a quartelmastcr un!
at an Army Air Forces base i'll III
Central Pacific Corporal vii
liams parents are Mr.. and Mrs
William r. Williams. Sl2 Eas
Front street. Milford. He was EN-
ployed by the Lovett Nursery a
Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05

Winfield Britlingham and son Of
Lewes and Mrs. Archie BrittinG-
ham and children OF SeafOrd.
Don't rebuke anybody publicly
not even a husband.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
st. Johns X. {. Church

S'UnUNN. INU11l\
Milford. St. lohn'~ church . q. m.
Scaford, -. Mary'a Church. s. ?.5n
I;rhoboth, St. Edmond's Church, Il
l|or Saul-hury. : u. m.
E,thal,y leach camp. $50 a m.
o'ollfe~. icus-H Hotor" Mass.
I;,hgIoi- M~truction-Atttr Mass.
HoIy Day and other services as an
.GNrt,d
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05

William Thompson. t. s. NJ NJ,
is spending some time with his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs William X
Thompson and children, Jimmy and
Peggy AT their home on Market
street Others who are spending
Il furloUgh here With their parents
are: Franklin Birmingham. t. S.
NJ. Nj. Pfc Benjamin AlbertsOn,
STAFF Sergeant Thomas Arterbridge.
Sergeant Th0rt0n Shipley and Cor
poral Harold Stevens. .lr
Announcement has been made OF
'alic birmingham. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Herald Rrittingham. ST..
OF Lcwcs and Joseph Bunting Mel
son. son Of Mrs John Q. Nelson OF
Ocean View The marriage took
place December % in st. Peters $
Episcopal Church, Lcwes. The Rev.
Nelson Waite R;ghtmycr. rector.
Otticiatrd.
The bride. who was given in mar
riaGc by her father. wore a gown of
pulc blue crepe and Il small hat
with ostrich feathers. Her should
CT corSagc was an orchid to match
her hat. Miss Geraldine Britting-
ham. her sisters only attendant
wore ii black and blue print and {;
black hat Her cOrSagC was of gar
dcniaS. w Herald Birmingham. Jr.
was best man. Miss Kathrync Ros.
OF RchobOth Beach played the wed
ling music.
Following their wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs Nelson will live in Lau
rel Both Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson ar,
employed at the DUPONT nylOn plan
at Scaford.
\ small reception WAS held FOL
lowing the ceremony at the HON
of the brides parents on Savanna
Road, LeWcs.
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford clifton an
daughter Miss Jcannettc Clifton
spout New Years Eve in Green
wood with Ah Chfton's parents
) MIR. and Mrs. John Clifton Mis-
/ Clifton who has been spending I'll
1 holidays in LcWes with her parent
I has returned to Wilmington Whel
: she is employed by the Hcrcul(
4 Powder Company.
5 Mrs Grace Birmingham of Lew,
Il had as her dinner guests Oil Ne
Il Years Day. Nh and Mrs. Emol
$ Brittingham and SON Emory. j
OF Rchoboth Beach. Mr.. and Mr.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
Christian Science Society
Branch Of The First Church Of Christ
Scientist. IN Boston. Mass.
Meets In Milford Grange Hall

sunday, JaHuar\
Subject Of the bsson-sormon -
',it.j
Services every SUNDAY at II a. IN.
sunday school al same hour.
Mriu,.. d1N ,NvtltU;. 1u'"'t'u!;. fr~t
" ,du,~taY Iu o,,h ~ 'e>" at = IN
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
The Church of God
Second and Washington Streets
Rev Bordly c. 8aynard, Pastor

sunday. January
~ -. m. SUNDAY school
II a. m. Prrachiug
-" - IN Christmas program.
rurSiaN. IS y. m Willing Work
'l~ meet II Mrs. Nudir Suckridcr. llU
Montgomery street.
Thursday. 10 p Prayer meet
iue especially for th, men in the arm
,'d service.
Come and worship with U-.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
Sunday. january :

Sunday. January
Sunday school services in charge
of Preston Donovan. superinten-
dent.
Union Methodist Church
Rev. W. G.. Barlow. Pastor
Sunday. January
Sunday school services at p. N.
Preaching at 3 p. m. by the pas
tor
Faith Bible Holiness Church
Rev. Robert Il. NailOr. Pastor
Sunday. January
Sunday school at , y. m.
Preaching by pastor
Everyone welcome
A LACK OF SMALL CHANGE is
just about as embarrassing as hay
ing no money AT all on your per
sou.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
CEDAR NECK

We may not hear His voice
Nor see His loving face.
YET He is With us in solitude
And comforts with Ills grace.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-27
RADEBAUCH'S CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR
KIDS, HIT BY FLU, TO Be Held FRIDAY

Postponed from two weeks ago
by the influenza epidemic Ed Rade-
baugh's Christmas party for news
paper boys and girls in Marysville
will be held this Friday evening in
the Presbyterian church.
One of the high-lights of the
year for newspaper and magazine
statesmen and carriers in MaTySville
and that includes most of the
boys and girls from 10 to IA or Is
in the communicative party has
been an annual Christmas feature
for the past six years.
In addition to the young newsies,
kiddieS at the Children'S Home
are guests of Mr.. Radebaugh, and
generally many other kids whom
he sees on the street and invites to
attend.
Ed has gone "all-out" to make
this years party the biggest he
has ever held. War time shortages
threatened to block him in sew
eral ways, but he licked 'em, one at
a time.
Paper hats, for instance, were