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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

ZIG MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-single quiet
room, $50 monthly. Settled woman. nom
only Ii. 1867, ewes.
10 You ST; N.E.4Nice front rm., bus
aged lady; S22. DU. 3131.
READY MARCH Ist-Beautiful room, near
trolley, buses, twin beds, new furniture
erences. 1928 Perry st ne 27s
1878 DOWNING ST. N,E-Free room rent
in exchange. for reliable Jewish girl or
year-old child. HO. 4594
Ills EYE ST. N.E.-Single rm. in private
preferred: S25 mo. AT. 5s46
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E. and s.W.
NEAR NAVY YARD. 75s 18th st, Sc
Warm, excel, furn.,. plenty h. W, uni. PHI
gas heat, $40 double. TR. 1928.
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EDWARD H. JONES g. CO., INC, $3.50
ovEkLooKrNG Rock Greek park-Ree
rooms, 2 lovely colored tiled baths, wood.
ss epzee seeIea yns sas n se
garaggs; cksl block so bus osSo s14 Cal
Sunday, 81. 6eos. BOSS / PHELPS. al;
BsusNsGaiow, $500. with additional 10,
odegn On BATH
ing and dining room, kitchen. servic,
basement; air, conditioned, with coal fur.
h ane res xi asen ehcksn
and pets; convenient to schools and stores
Ssated a lu Wo Of as GSnn Until ys In
WAKEFffL6. Chevy chase eSV D. oo Ghs sTs
s aa,I.,-. Is charming bungalow IN ex-
eps W hs $500 unt fsrsss
EDWARD H. JONES & CO., INC, 552(
SaffE AZ. PARK, Bethesda, Ma-sl1,soo
there are spacious rooms and bath, i-ca,
detached garage, close to schools, store.
anf '5a pn E Is Il goss T So a$S.
i aiII d faERe SECTION. near Branch av.
city, opposite Government park. spacious
suded rooms ana
siasTS9'@, ssrssPsa poTsS a ssa Opss dssE
Shackeiford, Ma. $500; ewes. and. sun.
Sligo 660S. BOSS g. PHELPS. 1417
81 SILVER YER sPR1NG-ss. $50, 81, 700 cash and
S65 mo-; Broom, bath Diet. brick and
Johns Manville single; cleo. refgr., side
porch, nice lot; near bus. This is pour
marc, ia. bs76, with SHANNON & LudccHit
/ CO., 1905 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
CENTRAL SILVER sPG.-A mighty hand,
location, in walking dist. to shops an1
theater, in an excellent residential area
brick home of 8 rooms and bath, INV
4 oil heat. fireplace, large porch, oversisss
liking up but we'll worth sI0.950 never.
theless: seen by appt. r. P. RIPLEY
SH. 1888. Sunday and evenings, DU. 1900
Apt. 404, Mr.. Bogardus.
CHEVY CHASE HOME but only . bloci
+ with gas h.-w. heat. fireplace, OF course
screened side porch. property slightly ele
fare direct bus to downtown; shops ant
f hnsas HANDY; lTSs cf5ering q this nc
and eyes,. North 1871.
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II,
lent frame house On beautiful Handicapped
tile eeP Bath on sna o o5ary new
sssslent cali sM 1ssa u aatnsf;
m dhAsEE,E D. Co. p Ssss Gong Broom sys
brick and stucco. S12,g5Q;: 2 blocks to
G0nn awe sys ds,ns tile bath large
Iss6 until Q pm. +. A. TWEED S1 e.. s5e4
GEoRGETowN-Larse corner brick hous.
81 IA rooms and baths in excellent loca-
ton. close to PUBLIC library; now used as
5000 per month; owner unable to give give full ii
ing furniture, ana eauipmsns; sSbstansial
DERs co, INC Realtors. est. 1857.
c ahe + c I'll BE- d DI c 1914 oliver At
shopping, Large living room. dining sn ROOM ON
breakfast room and modern Kitchen; 4
On an rd oor on Sp sse
as with eu: sstss
CHEVY CHASE. MD. i Six west 81 Conn.
sve..-Colonial center. hall brick, rms,
baths hs neu Sesn l'i lsp RssI s and
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC. Elk. 1872
Mt rIEAsANT rus lust vest Ct 18th ,s
large living room with fireplace: hrst, floor
bedroom and bath; 4 bedrooms, baths
and inclosed rear porches on End floor;
o sTas o o.sSpea hrc. s1 fsss rR1Hs
ASSOCIATES. INC, FIX. 1922 until 9 pm,
nice bedrooms and tiled bath, built-in ga
Price. $1,000. esi IN. 1870 until int pm. m.
Fokk TWE EEqnS G2s 66Qf v Sem .,,o,n,n,
Chevy Chase Country Club, near transpor-
tatiqn and shoppinG; beautiful Colonial
| brick home, bedroom and bath on LIST
door and large library: z large bedrooms,
get true picture of this most attractive
home. Excellent for people who enjoy
pointmsnt. TO sss. eau I'M. 1890 until 9
XII rLEAsANTA lovely G row s TShn nome aus
only years old, overlooking Rock Creek
Park. with entrance vestibule. large liyina
room with fireplace, large dining room
ultramodern kitchen, 3 laree bedroomi
and Q tiled baths on second floor, full hase-
ment with recreation room and fireplace
huilt-in garage, gas Aforementioned heat
ioss & ea cHE JaAss E aiiasl
iC0 exclusive agent 34Q3 Conn. ave. ~
1900. SUNDAYS and weekdays untl . pm
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E. ond s.w
ROOMS FURhIsHED-Mp. and VA.

Y YARD, ,75s 18th st. Sc
l., furn.,. plenty h. W, uni. phi,
40 double. TR. S72h.
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s sea pTaGsi 1ee99 M Miss as MsAfee' II
& 1iaS p'a Gas T st. NV; 7-room. brick
else, ana gas; only r s S99 down Call MR.
GoftoREDWe46 K st. o n!e-e rooms and
bath, h,-w.h.. semidetached frame, good
e neoms asTaaosa oE $751; pieS
G mRRsd!ise os sals s. $500 ss aGvn Call MR.
Kitchens, ) baths, hot,wa a1 heat, coal OF
Oil garag gn h Are, escapes; good income
cSoGLoFEDDNs.r 9th and G SITS, sx.: 5.
room home with bath gas and electricity
saeo aENH exne T viii as, Tsde &C. ST. Gs
CoLoRED-Near 9Th and Eye SITS. s,w
Groom Colonial brick home with bath
fi PM ssss bs ssi sS o. d D Sr MR.
Circle. II rooms. 2 baths. hot water heat
e Ss win w Esais2se M only isss 800 down
NV, excellent DOWNTOWN Location: vacant;
2O-ft semidetached frame, 10 rooms lin.
Guiding two kitchens, g baths, h;-w.h1
coal. auto. sas water dsr heater; Dig lot t, e
FISH ssSf s Woodward gsSsSlialnE: IA. 1899. M
COLORED--vacant, 5Q7 3rd st. NV; Z
s Go su SsSE i G sh shall IS
once. etc.: priced reasonable; only III ,OO(
sSsn D:n sands 4 e m title G..
Coz SoaRREEiD-leso Rosedsi. St. ne; e-rm
brick, heat, gas, electricity, bath; good
condition; $500 down. S65 mo. COX q
CO., DI. 4254. Open It'll Z.
COLORED-744 .3rd st. NV; 6-rm. brick
h.-w.h., bath, electricity, gas, basemsnt
Low down payment. MR. JONES, IA
SCSOHLoRED, ArTENTIoN-1oth st. NV
Here Is an excellent opportunity for you
to purchase lovely house in = refined
full basement, sarass; :, Only sio;soo, q
N. BEHNsTE1E CO. NE. $500. "Youi
COLORED-Detached corner. 5 rooms and
2 baths. This is one of the few remain.
ing choice corner locations in convenien,
ne. for sale to colored. Priced at Sill.
/, 500: terms. r. @. DUMB. AT. $500
COLORED-vacant: near LIST And sta
nv; 9 rooms, h.swh.; rood sondttion
| DU. 1927 or DE. 1710.
COLORED-400 block Va. ave- se.; 2,
story house, full-lensth cellar, e rooms
$500 down. For further information. cal
Mr.. CLARKE. owner, adj. 6361.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
4 EBeny Guilt
I'm Meat Plot

The story OF how q COW, sllog-
cdly. illegally buichercd. delivered
"a farmer and three war workers
Into the tolls OF the law. unloldod
today AT their arraICnrnent m
federal court The four are
charged with selling and trans
ferrIng ralloned meat without
benefit Of red points.
Held for grand Jury action after
pleading not guilty are Alton Rich
AZ. a Dcckcrvlle farmer, William
Robertson. Al. 1879 Eeldcn,
Harry Kraft 45. Of 50 Parkhurst
and Russell n. Smith. 49, Of a
trailer cauG at FIght Mile and
Deluudrc
Assistant u 6 ATTY Francis
Y Norris charged That Rich
butchcrci "A 60J-pom5 COW and
had sold quarters ot The COW 10
the other three, keopInE one quar-
Ter for himself
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Landlord Fined
For Faulty Sewer

A landlord who refused 10 have
a badly obstructed sewer repaired
IN a house he rents today was
fined SlOO and ordered 10 have
the work done immediately.
The landlord Walter, Mazen
owner nj the Malcn Tool Co, At
Nj. Elliott owns house az lSSlo
Filler A board Of health inSpoc.
tor testified The sewer was 50
badly obsuuCtcd the sewage piled
up I'M The basement and put out
the furnace fire.
Mrs. Rcyonnc Grimmott tho
tenant. who ha, a baby was
forced q move after two months
m the house. She testified al
though her ront was paid SIN
months I'M advance
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
NSSAILS STRIkE

Chryslor spokoSmou. termlnc
the strike 'regrettable' IN the
face OF urgent messages from Gen
Campbell and Cen, Qunton. de-
elared thc strike AaS called with
out auV attempt 70 follow bar
gaining procedure.
1T il regrettable that some
~ the employees are APP
parentlv - complete y un-
patriotic that they don't care
whether or not our fighting men
receive ttr weapons they need
~ badly" a spokesman said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
KEY NrEN INVOLVED

lie explained that any pro-
lonard work -steFf7ea iR- tRe h4n-
ner department. which constructs
tire f7h-Jr. wouid ctusr ttfH entire
plant. SIX thousand persons are
employed.
Representatives ~ tho WLB
and the L S Cancellation service
were rVTTTTE WIZ company aTU
4ta4an officials -thdAA.+n- IA el4nti
TO arbItr7t0 The dispute
Tho tank arsenal strike was
Gated after tf77 t-TTr- or = rro-
-'-----i .-.4> 4>4-,-A-.4- --S---- a
tho strike so far. 100 employees
wcro forced % cunt work this
r7.ubuHrH
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-02
Fellowship for Women

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb. I
.->.H Nrur0 vll be eligible
.r ..wsn fellow ships in Jour
Harvard for the aca-
.----- -------r-,----.. ttt'st-ftttff,
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
GREENWOOD

Miss Norma Lotlaud and MI~-
Betty King, ut Wilmncton. were
Wr'k-chd guests at the home OF
MISS Iohdnd's parents. Ar. and
Mrs. Norman I.onand.
Miss Ida Lynch. of W.IuMl2tou.
VINO has been quite i'll Tor SEVERAL
weeks. is NOW VISITING hcr hsothrr
and slsttr-in-laW. Alr. and Mrs
Arthur Lynch. at Coon Dcu. near
fHmineton. Miss Lynch came To
the country 10 recupcratc.
Mrs IIcrncr. OF CristieId Md. j.
visiting l."I son. Mr.. William II.
llorHcr. He is member uI thr
heh school faculty.
The W. :. {. :. OF Greenwood
Methodist Church had covered
dish supper last "Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs Clara Coulter has returned
10 her home after spending several
weeks with her daughters Mrs Yer
non Young. Ut WilmimGtou
Miss Kate lIouscman spent last
week with friends in l.ansduWnc.
Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Young and
children. OF Wilmineton spent the
Weekend with their Greenwood rel
ativcs.
Mrs. Roy Smith had very Sc
we're fall and has been confined to
her bed. The accident happened in
her home.
Mrs. Lee Coulter spent Monday
in Wilminnfnm
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
HOUSTON

The Womcn's Society ot Chaltjaf
Service Will meet OH IhH>dal
urohr. May 10Th. a. 'h" homr ul
Mis- Edna Sapp \ GOOD Attendance.
III uracd hy the president
We are very clad to h-m Nr.
John Cam. who Is in DelWd:e hos.
pital, is very much improved m.d
roI,. it won't he Ions before .hc
can return To her home dud al"ud-.
MIS-. Charles konomau. who has
been quite i'll lor som, tlmc IS
slightly improved at this WlItm1.
Mrs John T. Dawson. who uu
dcrWunl Il very major Operation ia
Wilmington Memorial Hospital >cy-
craI weeks ago. is couValyscrn4 at
her home.
Mr. and Mrs. George H THiSrlo.
wood buried thrir infant son or
April 10Th Had ne lived uul
April -. ne would Lave nern -
month old Rev Hcr~ou had
charge ot the funeral services
Mrs. Mareucrltc c. Coope. Of
Dover is spending a vacation With
her mother Mrs Randolph Giauam
Fred Maxwell. L. :. y. spent IL
day and night with his PARENTS Au.
and Mrs. Fred MAXWELL s. He
was accompanied by his wife. tho
former Miss Lois Dempsey of
cleveland. OHIO. After haylu"
spent Il very short furIouah hc
was called back 10 san Francisco
Edward Maxwell. also OF the /. :.
N.. has been home for several day s
and reported back for duty ON
Wednesday.
John WaGcmakcr. t. ). y. sta
toned at BHinbridGc Tlaiuin4
Camp spent the Weekend with his
wife.
Kcy. and Mrs. y. {. EcMSou en-
tcrtained their son-iu-laW ana
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mo
Neal. also thcir daughtcr and
friend over the Weekend
Miss Doris Marvel. OF Wimi.@
ton. spent the past week with her
parents, Alr. and Mrs. Harvey Mar
vel
Mr. and Mrs Ray lmschWcilcr oI
Chester. Pa. spent Saturday with
Mrs. Edna Sapp
Mr.. and Mrs William Hj4es spcuD
Sunday in Wilmington With Mr. and
Mrs William Davis aud daughters
Carolyn and Shirley
Mrs Betty Paryis Johnson ant
children. are spending a week. l..
Philadelphia
Iiru>tcn New Century Club Notes
The Houston New Century CIu
held its annual party on Husbands
Night" on Tuesday uiGhr. Apri'
a This party is usually held ucal
Christmas time but due to 50 much
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
GLENDALE

Mr.. and Mrs, c. +. Ahhort Sr
nave had their little grandson Of
Wilmington as their CUES, for thr
past ,wo weeks.
isaac +. Webb, who WAS "A recent
patient in The Milford Memorial
hospital is improving al this writ
ing.
Mrs. u. G. Morgan. ST.. and
daughter. Mary Hester. visited Mrs
Morgan sister Of Philadclphia last
week and while there celebrated
her "6th birthday.
Miss GWendolyn Lynch spent rhr
Weekend in GEORGETOWN AS mo
guest OF Mrs. c. +. Abbott. Jr
Mrs. Horace Wiley spent Tues
day with her mother. Mrs. Harry
Lynch of Milford.
John Spiccr OF Lcwes WAS The
Weekend guest OF Mr.. and Mrs r
y. Warren.
Mrs. Emma Givcns Spcn, tho
weekend with her husband i'm VII
mington.
MIR. and Mrs. &. ". Ennis. Sr
ana family visited in Milford ON
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Reed.
Jr. and daughter were Sunday
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. Truitt OF
Lincoln
Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John +. DerricksOn were Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Wheatley and son. Mr. and
Mrs Clarence Dcrrickson and
daughter, Laura Lois. OF Philadrl-
phia. Mr.. and Mrs r. p. Godfrey
and daughter June of Millshoro.
Harold Williams. L. :. Navy.
spent the Weekend with Mrs. f..
Davis and family.
Earl Clark, Ir. l.. s. Navy. was
the week end guest OF his mother
Mrs. Bessie Clark.
c. J. Hoyt L. 5. Army. known as
BuCky' to his friends. is spending
few days with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter IIoyt and bro
ther Wayne
Nh and Mrs Dorsey Morgan ST.
attended ii birthday party in honoi
of the 2Nth birthday Of Mrs Pau
line Payntcr of Georgetown last
week. All had \ delightful time
and Mrs. Payntcr received many
useful and beautiful gifts
The All Club will bc entertained
at the home of Miss GWcndolyl
Lynch on Thursday evening, Ma!
10. All are cordially invited
Meeting
Sunday School Class No / viii
meet Tuesday evening, May $. Will
Mrs Fannie Tucker. All member.
are invited.
Class 40. & will meet with Mrs
Sarah Isaacs on Friday evening
May H. All cordially invited.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04

',Ih'SS amon- TIL. members at
nat llnc Il WAS postpourd untjl
ApilI. llur' ar @updIy numher
present aud "Nr3 one mad Il iolly
&""d tnnc. NJ Nu,noIlaud bad
9H'io In mt-l,sftU4 qul/ and il
'i'f" had hro}l pfi/r uVardcd /
''l sur" MI l',Jn.H would have
L,c"I>'d IT, Mrs. Uuflr4ton and
Me-. Bonnet; bad 1drI-h,d a velr
"A'iflE- 4aH, Ait- N,au This
III" Mood save ~. clgh history since
fs ot-aa:/afIoa in I9-1 aud It's fed
'.d.t"H IN H.. Mgs Emory Webb
r"A'Hout,d some lovely vocal
numbers M.- CaiIou Pearson
read Il very beautiful poem Mrs.
'di"uGarh caused Il lo' OF In with
It stunt which Wa- quite @uItahl,
i"f 'hr ocur%ion and Ms. Manlorc.
the pr"Sidrul, Was pianist lon tho
evening. I'm abundance o1 ice
cream amd cak, was served.
Ill Club Notes
The ucmIcre 0l III, I'll Ch;I
c"ii"ct"d rhc clrthine Ton the t.ul-
"praH Icm!@r~ on Friday nigh, and
quite large amount WAS given in
"af community
VIII have carload OF our Certi-
lied I;nt2ol Tomato Plants i'm Lin
coin City on Monday. May :. Frank
'l"ndducL Inc. Phone Milford
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04

Rcpair that loose or rotten hoard
On Your back porch-ur you'H /,
tlOurcd
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
DAGSBORO

Funeral services We're hcId sun
day afternoon ut ~" bclh"l Noth-
odiS1 Church for Goldvy Fi..s. Ito
MAS =" Ncas- of az, and had h"rt
in iaillu- health tor sum" time. Itc
leaves ho>id,s has widow. Mrs. Ad
die Collins tj-4s One SON. EruuI"
Fia1~ three daueht.t~ MI- tmma
Andrews Mrs Mullr B"ycc mG
MIS-. Edna HAN In'r'mrrt ia
Rcd Mvu9 Cemetery IN Miil--
horu.
Mr. NatshaI. IIud,ou L. :.
Navy. ,ttliou"d ut Rhode island. l.
sp"ndn2 tusloG-h at his i"n,
here.
Mrs Ruth Morris. of Snow lIjIl
Nd- ~pcu Sunday 10 Thursday
with her ~ie'"r, Mrs. Harley N5ck-
CrS
Mis-. Minnie Jones received ii
TELEGRAM Saturday from th" War
Department 1hHt h,r ~uu. liurrE
Jones. had b'ru ~ouudcd in Go.m-
any This Is the second Tin" n"
has been wounded
Mr. and Mrs Vernon Strru spent
the week end in PLll1d, Ipha.
Mr. ENiah G.. Hickman is very III
at this writing.
Mrs Phocbr Muutu.uc md her
dauehrcr Martha Ray. are making
their home with her 2randlaJh"r.
Mr.. Wilson Clo9&. 81.
Mrs. Ncttir JWucs spent tn"
week with her sister, Mrs William
Baker. and family.
Giad to report Mrs. Horace IIick-
man Is slowly improrine
Mr., and Mrs Ernest Tmmous
and children spent the Weekend
with Mr. ami Mrs Bruur TimmouS
III Phlad,r rhiu
Norris Hunliu@ L. :. Navy. is
>pcudin2 d two Weeks vacation W3th
his parents. Mr.. aud Mrs Harry ".
Buutiu1
Mrs. Ia"4a Stur4ls is srcndio-
some time with her sister. Mrs.
Mary White. near WHitcyIllo.
Mrs. IIilda Mitchell and friend.
George Werner. OF Washington
spent Friday To Sunday viii. her
parents. Mr. and AIRS. H. West
ais" her son. Jerry MITCHELL
Mr.. and Mrs l. Preston West. ol
Nillshoro. Wrr dinner guests sun
day of Nh and Mrs. Wilson Camp
bell
Woodrow Mitchell. OF PhilaGcl-
phla. spent the pest week with his
parents, Mr. aud Mrs John Aiich-
eli.
The DHcSboro Fire Company an,
h"ldin@ a carnival beginning May
10th
Howard NJ. Vickcrs is i'll at lh,
Memorial Hospital at Wimiugton
lis mother, Mrs. Howard Nickrrs
also his wife are ~prndiu" few
days with him.
q. II. Campbell is loc"jring trca'
mont At The Delaware Hospital
Truman CHmrhcll Jr. was rushed
to tn" DclaWar" Hospital Sunday
to UNDERGO an op"latjun Monday
mornin" for his apprudicifis W,
wish lhrm Il speedy recovery
Oscar Hudson returned romc q,
Monday after Eciu2 hu$piI1lIcd a.
Tire LrW"s hospital He had Nh,
misfortune of catching his hand il
a Spr"adcr. amputdtin& Two OF his
fingers
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
CEDAR NECK

Birds may TIC both bruised and
crippled
Yet they thrill their 4ladsomc song
Saints come forth from uihulation
towns To Them at last belong"
N'th0dist Church. Reverend
Thomas Brinton. Pastor. Church
services and Sunday school were
held at tie home OF Mr.. and Mr..
Thomas Carroll on Sunday with It
fine attendance.
Keep up the good work.
For God 50 loved the world that
b" gave his only he gotten son. that
WhosocVer helicvrth in Him should
not perish but have everlasting
life John .; IT. The W. :. &. :.
Will meet at the nome Of Mr. and
Mrs Robert Hayes on Tuesday
evening, May llth. Let Us have a
GOOD attendance. Rcfr"shment
committee. Mrs t.lWood Mills. Mrs.
Ihcmas Mills 81 and Mrs. Ecss
S;hcW.
Entcrtainin2 committee: Mrs.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
HARRISON

Nus Na4ein Green who is in the
I'"he Hospital in I.cNcs has
'Fd'r@"n" a solioue operation
Wiiro hl, lojt hcr in serious con
, Hl"1l l:D many friends hope for
h'f q speedy RECOVERY.
N'r~. Nir-ie NcaSoy oi Lcwo: VA,
IN" "c"N snG sUo:t oI Mrs. Sallic
ihunp9ou
&lH. and Mrs Arthur smith. Mrs.
Cora Pr"tIHman and Mr.. and Mrs.
E"htlt N"a~cN We're Dover Visitors
e.: Friday of last week.
Nr. Alton Carey ana family were
sunday dinner guests of MIR. and
NrN GEORGE Simpler.
We are slad To stale that Mrs.
0~ral Carpenter who ha, been
'llfIr1ll% i'll i somewhat improved
~ his vritin..
Ih' liaIbo~on-cooI ~min4 home
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
MILFORD NECK

Milford Neck Methodist church.
Sunday school services at p. m.
Harvey Thompson. superintendent,
Church services at ; p. m. by the
pastor.
Mr.. and MIS-. Leslie Grccnlcy and
family visited Mr. and Mrs. Payn-
ter Reynolds and family Friday
Cvening
We are glad to report that Mrs.
j. +. Sutherland is improving at
this writing.
Mrs. Sarah Webb wishes to
thank all that took part III the
bake Sivcn at Mr. Jack Willis sale.
The proceeds were Sl3.o5.
Little Leonard Grecnly spent
Sunday with Little Eddie Cannon
ol near Milford
Mrs. Estella kcuucy is visiting
her sister. Mrs John Cotlman 81.
Mr.. and Mrs George F.dgar IcGatc
and daughter. 10 Ann and Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnnie Jester all of Milford
were Sunday dinner guest of Mr..
and Mrs John Il. Mills and son,
Wilbur.
MIR. and Mrs Charles French Jr.
and family Of Milford and Mr.. and
Mrs. John French and family OF
lcwes were Monday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles French.
Little Dora and Evelyn Baker CT
Milford were Monday cvenn5
guests of Little Doris Grecnly.
Don't forget the bake which will
he held at Mrs. Minnie Clifton~
sale Saturday. May at one o'clock
p. m.
MIR. and Mrs. Victor X. Wright
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Spear 0l
aurel. Mr.. and and Mrs. George
Grot0n and family of cambridge
Maryland, MIR. and Mrs. George
Hudson and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Preston Nailor and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright Ward and family and
Mr. Irwin Tcllen of Milford were
Sunday dinner guests of MIR. and
Mrs. James Wright
Mrs. Ruth TOrbcrt and children
visited Mrs. Elsie Taylor of Far
minGtOn. Delaware Sunday after
noon.
MIR. and Mrs. John Macklin ant
Gaughtcr. Leila Mae visited Mr.. anC
Mrs. John I.onGhottom Sunda!
evening
The Womcn's Society of christ
ian Service will be held in the Mil
fCrd Neck Church on Friday. May
II at S p. m. Mrs. Charles Frcncf
ST. is the chairman. y good attend
ancc is requested.
Fairyicw. Tenn. is spcndins hi:
FairvicW. Tenn. is sppenpdinS hi
leave with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Grecnly and family.
Miss Elizabeth Short is able t.
continue with her work after hcin,
confined to her home for the pas
few days
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
SELBYVILLE

The Womru's Society OF Chris
tian Service held it's monthly
meeting in the club room on Red
Mems Hall ON Tuesday night of
this week. with Mrs. James r. VIII
gus prcsidin2. \llcr The business
meeting Was over devotional ser
vices were in charge OF Mrs. Paul
Timmons and Mrs. Minerva Pep
per, followed with a social time to-
@"ther. Naomi Circle" ot which
Mrs. Pepper is leader, served sim
pic hut delicious refreshments
The sermon by Rev. G. :. Jarvis
on Sunday morning was on the sub
j"ct. "EIypocl'isy In Reverse" The
text was from 81 Matthews 9th
chapter ana 18Th verse Neither
do men light candle and put il
under a bushcl, but ON i candle
stick. and it givcth light unto all
that are in the house.
Mr. Jarvis pointed out there is
hypocrisy i'm not coming out and
owning UP what we believe and
letting the world know where we
stand.
Mrs Jcanncttc Buell. IsaHcs. a
teacher at Newport, and one of
hcr lady friends. were guests Of
The formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John Roland Burll. over the past
Ncck-cnd.
Charles ". WileuS. who has been
i'll in bed for TWO weeks, is now
able TO be- down stairs. though not
,hlc 10 set OUT at the time OF Chis
WriIin&
AIr. ana Mrs. Frank NJ Long
hay" returned from u visit with
'hrir dauShtcr-iu -lnW. Mrs. Pau
Line BrittinIhnm Lone. who has Il
position at Red Bank. y. !. She is
he wife OF their son. Captain AZ
mel Long. who has been overseas,
lor quite some time past.
Nnnly Mumlprd who suffered IA
stroke OF paralysis a irW weeks
ago. has made a very slight n-
prUNcmcut
Miss Mary Lon Scott OF Winnings
ton has been home with her pan
entS, Mr. aEd MIS-. Roland =. Scott
fer = few days visit.
Sclhyvillc friends arc rejoicing
with Mr. and Mrs George c. Bishop
OF Laurel, formerly of this town, in
tn" safe arrival OF their daugiItcr.
Mrs Naomi Bishop Smith. her nus
band. Robert T. Smith ana their
two childrcn Bobby and Billy. Hf-
ter three years OF internmcut in
Santo Tomas prison camp at Ma
ni!a
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04

Thomas Mills 81 and Mrs. Edna
Roberts.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas Clark ANA
son spcpnt Sunday With his molhcr
Mrs. Winnie Clark OF GrccnW Uod.
Seaman Leon f. Ncs9ick son
of Francis W. Mcssich OF Marshall
81. Milford, arrived home this week
after haNin@ been away iom home
one year last Christmas. Seaman
McjsiCk i~ Il nephew OF Mrs. Tho
liaS Carroll
Mr. and Mrs James Mills and
MIR. ana Mrs Illvy Roberts and Mir.
and Mrs. Thomas Cullctte ana
daCShtcr were guests OF Mir. and
Mrs. GranVilI" Shocklcy on sun
day.
Private Gordon Clark is station
e" at Fort Leonard Wood. Nj ,souli
tor six weeks Of lis basic trainin-