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Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-21

Robertson. Virginia Lee Pinkney and
Anita Alvarez beating the tom toms.
Following the salute to the flag
and the singing of America The
Beautiful. Mrs. Vernon Hiebert,
president of the Ell Centric Guard
ians association, welcomed the as
semSly. Torch-bearers for the fire
lighting ceremony were Marlene
Hlebert, Phyllis Volner and Marlea
Atkin, who lighted three fires signi-
fying loyalty. understanding and
peace
Mrs. Hiebert called the roll, which
was answered by girls from Calexi-
co, Imperial, Calipatria, Holtville,
brawley and Ell Centre. Four ranks
were awarded to girls by Mesdames
Anna Mayfield, Marguerite Bucher,
Gertrude Coulter, and Fay Manley.
HONORS GIVEN
Leather honors were awarded by
Mrs. Ruth Geyer of Brawley, signi-
flying work for Christmas, doughnut
sale, hut, five faggots and summer
gual --4ns.
Representatives of each city pre-
sented the musical interludes, the
first being the Boating Song by
Fl Centro Others we're The Walk
ing Song" by Brawley; a clarinet
solo, Nanny Moon" by Kay Roben
of Imperial; tn>ysCic Fire" sung by
the Calipatria group: the process
sional by Holtville; occasional by
Calexico and The Camp Fire Pray
er" by Eleanor Roberts and Virginia
Lee Pinkney.
RANKS AWARDED
Those receiving the torchbearers
rank. which is the highest. were
Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts, Mrs. Lanelle
Smith and Mrs Gertrude Coulter,
guardians; Mrs. Ruby Pinkney, as
sistant guardian.
Mrs. Roberts also presented the
rank to the following members of
her group: Eleanor Roberts, Nancy
Young, Patsy Tyler, Francie Lee
Kirk, Moretta Harvey. and Ida Ruth
Robertson.
Mrs. Smith presented the rank
to Donna Barker, Ann Griffin, Vir-
ginia Lee Pinkney and FredeS
Smith, of her group.
Lois Young of Calipatria, who has
taken two torchbearers ranks re-
ceived a special rank in social lead
ership.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-05-21

SUES FOR DIVORCE
Evelyn Sharp recently filed a
divorce suit against Czernia L.
Sharp.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
ARIZONA FARMERS TO USE
MORE NAZI PRISONERS

PHOENIX, Ariz., March 10. up
"A program calling for greater use
Of war prisoners in helping alleviate
Arizona's acute shortage of farm
labor was disclosed Monday at the
Papago Park irternment camp 1t.
F. A. Frank, labor coordnator at
tho camp, said about 1000 German
prisoners will be employed on Arizo-
ma farms and ranches from April
through October. The total will be
increased to approximately 925a
during the fan harvesting period
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19

WANT responsible man for general
farming on alfalfa ranch. Living
accommodations on ranch. steady
work. Must be of good character.
Paul Hutchinson, Rt. 2, Box 45,
FL Centre. 3-22
WANT Service Station man and
scale work Richfield Station at
4 Corners. See Mr.. Austin 3-22
WANTED - Man Tor fabrication
and washing. EDGAR BROS. CO.
4th and Main st. 3-23
WANTED -- Experienced machine
presser. Marsh Dry Cleaners, Ho-
tel Barbara Worth building. 3-24
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19

FOR SALE-30 acres on hiWay, 25
acres in alfalfa now; good house,
wired for electricity, water under
pressure. Sickness reason for SELL
ing. C. MUNCEY, 608 Main. 800
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
Lost, Found, Sirayed

WILL PERSON who took tricycle.
from l26 SO. 7th please return. No
questions asked. l26 So. 7th. 3-20
LOSI-Black Cocker Spaniel. an
swers to "Blackie" Reward for
return Of dog or information to
whereabouts. No questions asked
I'll Brighton, Phone 1722-W. 800
Z-Personaij, Spec. Notices
: WANTED Young woman Cbrunettep
not over 25, nor weight 125. good
disposition, who enjoys fishing,
hunting and wants to make good
money working IN fruit from here
to Canada, to accompany young
wife, husband and chile. Trans
portation free Write to Mrs. Car
rell Byrd, Gen. Del, Holtville Cal.
3-20
WILL GIVE nice black mother cog
with pups to someone having good
home for them. Phone 974. 3-24
3-6usiness Services
EXPERIENCED in all kinds of
pruning of trees. A70 Main 800
RELIABLE lady will care for small
children at 1873 Adams. 3-2l
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
I7-Country Property Lease

FOR RENT-4O acres, 81 mi. S.W.
of El Centro, or IL mi. w. Lyons
Crossing Write B. Helmer, P. O.
Box SOLO. San Francisco, Calf.
3-22
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19

FOR SALE-Good ranch, Meloland
loan; good house, including two
bedrooms with electricity and
bath; about go acres-$13,000, Il
down. See Starr Won Fluss, 664
Holt. 1926
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
You Can Talk TO One Man
8-Si+ua+ions Wanted

9-Situafions Wanted
-e~S~e~-o~--s>~4~-~s~-~N
SPANISH SPEAKING registered
nurse desires position in Spanish
speaking home. Specials in mat
ernity cases. References. Phone
MeXicah 54-J. Mrs. Brown, 270
c St, Mexicali. 3-20
WANTED Service mans wife wish
es house work Or care of home
for employed couple in exchange
for room and board. Call Room
224 California Hotel 800
WILL DO WASHING mo ironing)
in my home at 521 Olive. Phone
2070-J. 1926
l0-Apartments for Rent
->~0~-~- -N--~>~>-~~~~>-~~~~ -~-~-~-~-~--~>>>~
FOR RENT Furnished flat, close
in, for couple; no children or pets.
Only local permanent people need
apply. Phone 479. 3-21
ll-fiouses tor Kenf
EMPLOYED COUPLE will share
home and expenses with military
officer and wife. No drinking. Box
387. Ell Centro 1922
l2-Wanted to Rent
WANTED TO RENT - Urgently
needed by district employe and
wife one or two bedroom furn. or
unfurn. house. No children or
pets. Good references. Box 1891,
Ell Centric. 1922
MARINE OFFICER, wife and three
daughters want house in El Gen.
tro. Box 495, Gro Post-PreSS. 800
SERVICE COUPLE desire furn.
Apt. or house. Contact T/Sgt.
John C. Tyler, 1000 Ext. 229 be-
fore q pm. 3-21
COUPLE with / child desire Apt.
or house. Write or call Box 481,
co Post-Press. 3-23
FAMILY OF THREE desire unfur-
nished house. Permanent. Phone
2O72-W. 3-21
Furnished house, vicin-
ity Wilson or Mckinley schools.
Permanent Call Wilkinson at
Womack-Mitchell Garage. 3-24
TWO SERVICE WIVES with 2 chill
dren desire furn. Apt. Contact 808
No 5th, Ell Centro. 1921
I7-Country Property Lease
--~-o---~N~~~N~~~S~~~0~@~. ~~~-O~~-~N
FOR RENT-40 acres, 912 mi. S.W.
of El Centro, or IL mi. w. Lyons
Crossing Write B. Helmer, P. O.
Box SOLO. San Francisco. Calf.
1922
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
Z-personaij, Spec. Notices

WILL GIVE nice black mother coz
with pups to someone having good
home for them. Phone 974. 3-24
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
Court House. Phone 689,
COACHELLA VALLEY
LAND SALE

IANJ DHIE
40 acres of finest soil in valley.
To receive first water from
EastsiCe canal now nearing
completion. Easily worth over
$100 per acrc--to be sold for
only SIS per acre. See G. S.
Ehle, 100 PALMS Resort on
SO Highway II miles So. of
Indio. P. O. Thermal, Calf.
FREE DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR
80;
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19

FOR SALE-80 acres good location.
Well levelled and drained; plant
ed to seed crop now. C. MUNCEY,
608 Main. 3-20
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19

WANTED-Furnished house, vicin-
ity Wilson or Mckinley schools.
Permanent. Call Wilkinson at
Womack- Mitchell Garage. 3-24
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
is-Country Property : Sale
Believe II or Not
500 Acres-Only $4,000

80 miles east of San Diego facing
2 highways; most ideal climate
in the world. The finest of deep,
rich soil, mostly covered with
spreading oak trees; abundance
of running water from ever
flowing springs; one of the
most gorgeous settings on earth
for a home; sweeping view of
mountains and rugged scenery;
words cannot tell the exquisite
beauty of this spot YOU MUST
SEE IT Priced for quick sale,
must be cash.
TO BUY OR SELL San Diego
Real Estate, try our service. 1t
will be a pleasure to serve you.
CLARA BAKER, RealtoY
838 San Juan Pl. Phi. HIM. 8-344i
Mission Beach
. of
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19

PINE VALLEY - Large lots - S40O
and 5000. Buy now. Build later.
E. C. Bangs, broker. Ais
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19

TWO SERVICE WIVES with 2 chill
dren desire furn. Apt. Contact 808
No. 5th, Ell Centro. 3-21
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19

COUPLE with l child desire Apt.
or house. Write or call Box 481,
co PoSt-PresS. 1923
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
ll-Houses tor Kenf
l2-Wanted to Rent

SERVICE COUPLE desire furn.
Apt. or house. Contact T/Sgt.
John C. Tyler, 1000 Ext. 229 be-
fore 4 pm. 3-21
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
RED RYDER
ALLEY OOP
sOE PAEOiJNA

RED fNDES SCE5 Z l>zEF -
! APfc N1>NENT N.-- N,AE--A- r1TNE-.-
MOI l[NCP%l>,S r = az AlE AANLCN'5
! TGAP . F,IA>'c L.N fNS ENpHrEr
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19
YELLOW GOLD

Did you know we have raised
the price of gold, until now we
have about q of all in the world
stored in Kentucky hills? We
are paying interest on billions
paid for this gold and what
good does it do any one. Did
ycu ever think of this gold and
a printing press as the basis
of more initiation that is bound
to come after the war? It's just
one other good reason why you
should buy farm land. l have
farms for sale Cnone Of mine)
on which you can make money
operating or lease to net big
interest on investment. w E.
HANCOCK, The Farm Land
Man. Main St. Il, mi. west
of Court House. Phone $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19

FOR SALES ranches of 40 acres
each. See Starr Won FluSs, 664 Holt.
1926
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19

FAMILY OF THREE desire unfur-
niShed house. Permanent. Phone
2072-W. 3-21
Imperial Valley press., 1945-03-19

ls-Country Property Sale
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06

Why not help the war effort, the
scouts OF Troop 102 and yourself
by getting out your scrap paper
and cardboard.
The Delaware ChirOpractor's AS
sociatiun will hold their convention
in Wilmington at the Dupont Hotel,
April : and s. with two-day SEES
sion of lecture followed by ban
quet Saturday evening.
The Susannah Wesley Circle OF
The Avenue Methodist Church will
meet at the home of Mrs. G. X.
Messick on Clark Avenue, next
Tuesday evening, April 10, at 30
A full attendance is desired.
Don't forget that the Scouts of
Troop l02 have made arrangements
to have the North Carolina Ridge
Runners at the ArmOry on April
10. It's benefit dance for the
troop. Tickets are now on sale.
Regular meeting of brotherhood
Class will be held at the home of
Mrs. Charles Swain on Tuesday
evening, April 10. Committee in
charge. Richard Hall. Donald Don
Ovan, William C0verdale and Leroy
wilkins.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Sunshine Class of Calvary
Methodist Church will meet in the
Social Hall on Wednesday. April
II. at p. m, with the president
Mrs. Nora jefferson, conducting the
business hour. John wilkins is
teacher. There will be election OF
officers for the coming year. Mrs
Mae Thomas, together with hei
committee. will have charge Of tn,
social and refreshments.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
(IILDRE\'S BEACH
HOUSE CHATTER

Six of the boys attended services
at St Peters Friday AFTERNOON.
There was an crraud To RchohUth.
and they went along. Returning
with kites and plenty of string.
they kept some one busy getting
the kites ready to fly and makiu"
frequent repairs 1t was a glorious
afternoon and evening, lor We Were"
all out watching the kites sailing
high in the sky.
We have been receiving Easter
packages for week. and The stan
have been bdsy markin2 our names
ON them. Saturday ni@Lt must
have been the busiest time. ~" do
cidcd Sunday murnM@ when ",
saw the dining room table SO color
fully decorated There were dolls
OF varied cOlored crepe paper With
heads Of eggs. There was All owl.
Il little lady. a man. Il rabbit. a PIC.
and Il penguin into which bit OF
artistic ability had changed eggs.
Add to them several ornamental
rabbits. eggs Of all culOrS. and bnu-
quets of lilacs and jonquils Ioul
have Il word piCtur" of Our Ea$tc}
table. We had our first glimpse
when we went for orange juice be-
fore early services.
After breakfast We were allowed
to take candy from a basket lllcd
for that purpose. 80 that we WoulC
not disturb Our own baskets $,
beautifully arrHycd in the iiVin.
room for We We're expecting guest!
and we were not disappointed
PaulS folks were there when ",
returned from services at ST. Pc
ter's about noon. They hrough
him an Easter cake. which we ha'
for dinner.
The annual Easter c@g hunt Wa
made Monday afternoon. many L"
ceivin% prizes for finding tn" great
est number in the sand.
Norma Lee, age five and Eln"s1
age eight. Joined us recently
Kenneth. almost four. is on
4, youngest Ills fond appeal to tn
members of the staff when h" use
the aftectiouate address OF 'mon
attracts us all.
i, We have already begun our &al
, drns. having planted lettuce. II
wishes and some flowers.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
New Century Club Notes

Music Day. observed in the Mil
ford New Century Club ON Monday
was an enjoyable afternoon for the
members who attended the regular
weekly meeting. Mrs. Robert Ru-
dOlph, chairman. in introducing her
program, spoke of tie influence of
music, having qualities that were
uplifting or soothing as the need
might be. and mentioned some OF
the composers Of different types Of
music. She followed this by a
musical quiz. Her program was as
follows:
Plan Solo Glare dc Lune" by
DuBussy; "Ah, Sweet Mystery of
Life" by Victor Herbert. Miss Lila
Chason. of Harrington.
Vocal Solo Spirit Flower. >"
Fairy Pipes. Little YcIlar Dog. ="
Miss Betty Mais of Dover. accom-
panied by Mrs. Roland Anderson.
Girls Quartet Easter Parade. y
I'm COnfessin&." Eileen WHARTON
Eileen Murphy, Geraldine Calhoun.
Marilyn Jamison, accompanied by
Mrs Eugene Murphy.
Vocal Solo Aria from carmen =
'ChOcolate Soldier" Sunshine OF
Your Smile" Miss Vcrda Ruth
Nane of harrington. accompanied
by Miss ChasOn.
The members expressed their ap-
prcciation to Mrs Rudolph for the
very fine program and thanked
those who took part.
Miss Sara Nutter reported ON Il
meeting in Wilmington where plans
were formulated for the coming 18th
War Loan Drive which starts ON
May 10 a minute Oi silence was
observed in tribute to Mrs. James
r. Pierce, Il charter member of tn,
club. who passed away on Good
Friday. The clothing collection
was mentioned by the president
Mrs. John Fry. in which the mem
bcrs are planning to participate.
Next week will be Business am(
and Mrs Bernard ShOrtall as hos
tesScS. The following week Apri
l6. will be Safety Day. Mrs. Walter
*. Barrett. the chairman, has Sc
cured Paul W. Haviland. lately con
nected with the +. b. l.. but nov
superintendent of the Delaware
State Police. for the speaker of tn
afternoon. Music for the program
is being arranged by Mrs. Eugen
Murphy
The board of directors met wit
Mrs. Charles +. Banning at he
: home on Haven Lake on Tucsda
nilernOOn.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
HtRBESON HOME
DEMONSTRATION Club NOTES

The IIarbcson Home Demonstra-
munity who have any discarded
wearahle clothes. such as infant
garments of all types. mems and
boys garments. OyercOatS. top
coats. suits. coats. Jackets, shirts,
all types of work clothes including
Overalls, CoverallS, sweaters, um-
derwear. robes. paiamas and knit
ted gloves, wOmen'S and girls
garments of all kinds. except hats
hats are not wanted bed blankets
sheets. pillow cases. quilts and
medium and low heel shoes. tied
in pairs Any one who will cOntri-
butte clothes for the National
Clothing Collection may leave same
with Mrs. Edith Barker or Mrs.
Meta Mason before Tuesday. April
10. or take them to the Community
Hall on Tuesday afternoon. April
10.
In our town. these spring Sun
days bring out frOckS. soft wooden
suits, new bOnnetS. dress i'm Oul
Sunday best. scrubbed and clean
We go to churches. visit our friends
enjoy the peace of the day. II
another town the people are il
their Sunday best too. They weal
rags, straw, newspapers. the mo
theirs, fathers and children take
turns going to church because
there isn't enough clothing to GOV
er all OF them. In thousands O
war-wrecked towns like theirs. peO
pie are stripped and destitute
These are the people of liberatc,
; Europe l25.000.000 of them. Their
is no dignity in their days. an,
; there is no dignity for us. no tru
, peace in our Sundays until we Civ
what little help we can. Our gov
, ernment and major war relic
agencies have arranged to get on
!, used clothing to Europe Ship
and planes will take our old shoe:
suits. coats. bedding. dresses. int
Greece. Russia. France. HOLLAND
0 Belgium, or wherever the need
/ greatest. We are only asked
: rummage through our closets an
e attics, To give away our cast off
:. your contribution will demonStrat
I To our allies the spirit of democr;
g cy.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
Personal Happenings

MIR. and Mrs t'rHnk Hall return
ed home last week after Spendln1
several weeks III Florida.
Mrs Bernard ShortalI returned
home on "Wednesday after spending
the past few weeks III Fort Lauder
dale
Mr.. and Mrs. :. &. Evans relmn-
ed home OH Sunday after sp"hdih2
the past several weeks in Miami.
Florida
Miss Mamie Malcumson OF Phlla-
d"lphia was the holiday guest "i
Mrs William Walls and Miss Nil
drtd Walls.
Mrs. Thomas pclrickson left on
Friday for Florida where ~h" spent
Easter with her husband Corporal
Derrick. on ii torf NNrr.
Mrs Norman Moore and son.
Norman of Wilmineton VIII" HAY"
been visiting Mrs Thomas simpson
for q week returned home Hrslcf-
day
Bob and David Wakefield left ON
Sunday 10 return To lilair Acad"m\
after spending their vacation her"
with Nr. and Mrs Harold Wake
field.
Mrs. Fred Saftcrsitc Of YmdleH
PENNSYLVANIA arrived on Sunday i'
be tho .uc4I OF Miss Helen Pierce
and Harry and James + rirrc" for
some time
Mr. and Mr.. Rcmscn Bernard
III and son EtrmInic ul N"rtoih
Virginia we're week end guests "I
Nlr. and Mrs George II Drlpcr,llI
1T their farm.
Mrs. Leonard NJ Richards an'
small daughter Lois of Wayne. Pa
spent Il part of their Easter hoil
davN with her sister. Mrs. Nicto
Harrison on North Walnut street
Captain Thomas Bennett CT Al
crdccn. Maryland and lirutrnah
ana Mrs Norman Bennett OF FL ia
80. Texas Will be the week en-
guests Of Mr. ana Mrs Wilbur Ben
nett and their family. Miss Flor
tnCe Bennett who viii return t
Juanita College in IIlntin@dol
Pennsylvania Sunday, has bee
| ome for her Easter vacation.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

Let's hack the Scouts OF Troop
l02 and buy a ticket for their
dance on April 10.
The Milford W. c. T. L. will meet
next Monday afternoon at 2:30 at
the home of Mrs. y. b. Downing.
Note the change of day Monday,
April g.
We sure are proud of the at
tendance of the Brotherhood class
last Sunday. Easter. Record break
er, II more than Sunday before.
You being present counts.
Your government still needs your
waste paper and cardboard. Why
not put your paper out, tied III
bundles. so that the Scouts can
pick it up Saturday afternoons,
The w. S. c. S. of the EpwOrth
Methodist Church will meet with
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur McCauley
also there will be a covered dish
luncheon on Friday. April l3, AT
: 30 All are welcome.
The scouts of troop l02 have
made arrangements to have the
North Carolina Ridge Runners "a
the new Armory on Tuesday eve
ming. April 10. The dance will be
for the benefit of the troop.
The w. S. c. S. of Cedar Necl
will meet at the home Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Davis Watson, Tuesday eve
ming, April 10 The entertainment
committee is Miss Alice Brown ant
: Mrs Mae Collins. The hosritalit,
committee is Mrs. Laura Watson
Mrs. liilda Shuckley and Mrs. rs
tella Watson.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
WEDDING
SPAYED PORTOR

SPAGED PORTOR
On Saturday evening. March 81.
at S:l5 o'clock, company of
friends and relatives gathered az
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alcade
Portor. OF Milford. Del. to be pres
ent at the marriage of their son.
Charles William Portor. to Miss
Harriet Spayd. also of Milford. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Charles W. Baker. of Milford.
The bridegroom was Mr. John +.
Savin. Jr., OF Milford, Del. now
stationed in the Navy. The brides
maid was Mrs. Bette Dill. of Fred
erica, Del The bride and groom
received many useful presents. al
ter which ice cream and cake We're
served to all. Those present were:
Mrs. Mary +. POrtOr, of Milford;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Portor. of
Harrington; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Portor and family. of Harrington :
Mrs. Pearl Roberts, Mrs. May Jack
son, Miss Madeleine jackson and
Mrs. Elizabeth Simpson. of IIar-
ringtOn; Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley
King. William King and daughter
Mrs. Doris Carter, of Camden; Miss
Jennie Morris. Mrs. Betty Lou
Lane, Mrs. Edna Spayd. Miss Mn;
Joe Kennedy. Mr.. Armour PARCEL
Mr.. Jackie Cooper. Miss Mari,
Bryan. Mrs. Lida NJ. Baker. Mrs
Lena Austin. Mrs. Mollie Gordon
Mrs Dorothy Cooper. Mrs IIcnr!
Clark, George Cooper. Miss Doroth!
Jester. Miss Elizabeth Austin. Mis-!
Virginia Pastor. Mrs May Buckle
lew. Miss Doris Baker, Miss Pegg!
Cooper. Mr.. Thomas Cooper ant
Miss Ellen Simpson. The brid,
and groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Portor, .Jr
will make their home in Milford
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
Can't Plan Program
W. {. 4. L. NOTES

The March meeting Of the W. C.
T. t. met Al the home of Mrs.
Georgia Pierce and although she
was NOT physically able 10 enjoy
the meeting her very presence and
the cnvironncnt OF her home was
an inspiration To tn" union and the
cause she loved 50 we'll.
our minds ran back to the day III
1920. when the w c. r. t.. of Del
aware unanimously chose as preSi
dent Georgia G.. Pierce of Milford.
and not only did We see the spirit
OF Frances Willard reflected from
her smile. hut We loved to see a
physical resemblance also. Under
her leadership, the "I}ud2ct SyS-
tenn" was adopted throughout the
three counties and as Ions rs she
was able 10 attend She was always
greeted at the convention as The
Mother of the Budget" How the
white ribbonrrs loved her.
She was especially loved by Mil
ford W. c. T. t.. whore for u
long years she served as president
Of that organization strong. pa
tient, true. but with Il faith Sc
strong in the cause Of righteous
ness that it lighted Il flaming torch
in the souls of her followers she
saw the 18th amendment added tt
the Constitution when she rCjUiCet
quietly. thuu&htfully as only grca
souls can. then as quietly. thought
lullV praNprfullV. Undauutpu SHE
saw it lost | heard her say: wv
shall see the glory of God. 1t il
fact that as Il very young woman
Georgia Gricr. sat at the feet q
Gamabiel and learned Temperance
, truths and the principles of clean
living, for though She was Il horl
/ leader. yet the early teachings q
. her mother inspired her to reac
for the heights in Christian stew
ardship
Milford w. G. +. L. was organize
>. in l>N1 and its first president WA
Mrs. George s. Gricr. who serve
five years; the second prcSiden
Mrs. {. +. Gilman. after yeal
PASSED the gavcl to Mrs. Georgi
: Grler Pierce. who for ~ years le
> tn" white ribboners through Va
; lcys. beside still waters and Il
= mountains to victory and cheer.
G If any friends who loved II,
y wishes TO pay homage to her men
r ory Join the Milford W. c. r.
j" and work untringly as did OF
q loved friend and leader.
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06

Within the limits Of five days
the town has been saddencd by
the passing of Two wtll-knOwn.
aud elderly women On Good
Friday Mrs. James +. Pierce
came to the end of an earthly
existence and on Tuesday Mrs.
Clara Deputy Joined her in that
mystical land beyond. They
were devoted sisters and the
ncarncss of their deaths was
unusual. Both have lived full
lives. keeping their families and
their church the dominating
interests. These are worthy
patterns that make fine herit-
aces for their children and
friends
Milford chronicle., 1945-04-06
Turkey Growers To
Meet Next Week
CONTINUED from FIRST Page)

The meeting will begin at s o.
clock. following Il $50 dinner
meeting OF the Delaware State
Turkey Growers Association.
Delaware producers have shown
Increased interest in the develop
ment of more scientific manage
ment practices in their turkey
tlucks during the past few years
although the total turkey pOpula-
tion of the State is not large. there
are many commercial producers
and lluckS are larger than in most
turkey producing areas This large
scale production has emphasized
the need for improving manage
ment and breeding practices, and
disease control.
Experienced local producers and
EXtenciOn Service and Experiment
Station workers in the area have
CoOpcrated to gain knowledge of
the best practices for this cOmpar-
"tiNolN new form of lar2e-Scale
production