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Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
Sgt. Albert Strahle
Talks To Odd Fellows
Continued from FIRST Page)

ted States awaiting rcasSienu"ut.
Those p.c~cur 10 hear his Hd
dress couc)r that it Was far above
tine average and loudly applauded
hm as he concluded
crystal FoWl Save HIM q hcuIHN
Wyicom" and he departed with the
hr~; Wishes "t }hr ,Aijrr lratef-
nifty
FuIoWm- THE usual cUetom 81 OBJ
srr,iu4 th. birthday III Thomas
Wjldry. founder OF Odd Fellowship.
Noble GRAND Donovan has unpoiui-
rd Wallace f. McFaul chairman
OF ii committee to prepare Il suit
able prc4ram 10 commcuorat" the
orcu.i0u = PART oi the pro@IuM
MAI is scheduled TO take place on
Januarr -. in the t.mpir. he IN
itiutuIv decree viii hr conferred
upou it we'll known citlzcH OF
Lynch Nrjghts ny Crystal Fouul
degree team under Tine direction on
Dc4rtc Master NeFaW
Tentative plans for the amnUa
buuQuct of Crystal Fount Lodge are
in the hands OF committee head
cd hy Past Grand Henry Wilkins
Advanced reports are that This dc
i2huui parry viii take place OF
f., hi'U:lV
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
NINE STUDENT NTRNES CAPPED

Nine students OF The Memorial
Hospital School were capped ON
Friday during Il service At Cauik
Auditorium. Al the same time
they were inductcd into the United
States Cadet Corps c. Roland Mes
sick. president OF the board of the
hospital. made few remarks and
u cadc; nurse read poem. Mrs.
Ramona BrCesc. superintendent OF
tn" hospital, did the capping while
Mrs. Neal Stevenson. head of the
school, led the students in the Flor
ence Nightingale pledge Revcr-
end DCChant gave the Invocation,
The students capped We're Miss Vii
ginia Bower OF Salisbury. Miss
Charlotte Fcsmycr OF CemtrcVillc
Miss Arictta Failing OF Camden
Miss Doris Hall 0f HARRINGTON
Miss Estella Kcnton OF Milford
Miss Mary NinZeheltscn OF Read
ing. Pa Miss Jane Tinkm OF Ridge
ly Md. Miss Bcrna Dean Stcpher.
OF Fruitland, Md, and Miss t.steli;
Yokois of WyOmin2.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05

Miss Nam Wilson r"tInF'd t'
Philadelphia on Tuesday "i inns
WtcN
Miss Sarah Balcu~ va the wee.
ynd cues, at Miss Su" Munsou :"
ter honr in CIaymont
Miss Auu Huge is >p,udin- this
week with AIR and Mrs. Ernest
johnson OF Philadelphia.
Miss Adele Warren rrrufns 10
r}taruSr University tomorr"" ~"
trHtlnG" her journalism course.
Mrs. Kirby Walker OF PhiladcI-
phia VI the week end guest OF h"r
raIrEIa. IN and Mr. oliver James.
Mrs Maurice Bower ot Delaware
tiiN Wa the oNtlni9ht guest g, \l.
and Mrs Edwin ti~h"r on ~alut-
day.
Nh. i. :. Willis is in New York
city his week ATTENDING thc \a-
tiouai conference oi state GIan9'
lecturers
Harry NulhoIIand L. : VI : Il.
spent last Weekend with his par
cnts. senator and Mrs. Harry H.
Mulhollaud. 81.
i PoStlcs Hammond underwent
;u operation ON Monday for apprh-
dicilis in Memorial Hospital He IS
convaleSins satisfactorily.
Miss Evelyn Murphy spent ia~l
Weekend With her parents. Nr
and Mrs. Eugene Murphy ii lh"iI
Lomc ON Washin4ron Street.
Miss JoHcr Wilkir returned t
New Work Sunday Afternoon where
she l. ludyin2 at the New lorh
school of Interior DECORATING
Leroy NanloNp : ; G. stationed a
i:ainhrid2c, Maryland spent N""
Years Weekend with lis parents
Mr. ana MIS-. George Manlo}c.
Miss Margaret Williams q ~tu
G. nj ~ Jefferson Hospital u
I.hiiadvlphia spent This past N"ci
end with her parents Nh and Mis-
Ear! Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. &. y. nollmurllc
who have tpeu at their cotta2e il
BchoholA for the past scvcra
months moved To their home o.
Lake Avenue the first part Of III
week
lack VARIES. L. :. \ K an
AIl+ William |. McSsi~h KS" HAY
been holiday guests OF Nh am
Mrs Frank NAPLES. left on Sunda.
Tack returned 10 his studies a
Columbia University and Mrs Me.
sick 10 her home in Baltimore.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
Dairy Day Program
To Cover Problems
lcont,nued from tlr.l pasel

In his discussion ON "PrOducing
Min Efficiency" G VI. WorriloW
sill emphasize remedies for pr"-
atr, labor problems in the industry
and 4irc specific s0-2cstions 10!
lucrtiu4 these Problems.
NastiIiS regularly causes los~r*
estimated al about - per cent IN
delaware milh production. ENtrn-
.iNc research conductcd At the hi
N,rSi1y oI Delaware during Tho
past Year oN This problem will hc
oScus~rt h> Dr. 6. & PaHucr.
pi-cu~sious oI better all round
dairy nutrition und more and bet
ter pu~lHr"- viii cover the feed
situation
Emphasis VIII tc 9i}en To a bet
Ter hreedin@ pprosram for tA'
luna-,imc program OF herd i'm
p!ovomenD tor more cflicicn9 pro
Cuc1iou.
To hriu4 lhcIu up to date %,
What can tr done about the rcs"n'
need for A4orc milk. and 10 @,t ;
2poG start oN meetin2 the c0mpc
tilion oi the postwar period
GairYIncn are ur&ed To attend tL'
Farmers Week rroetam Al IT,,
University of Delaware ON Wed
rcsGay, january H. The pro=rau
starts at IL O'clock
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
HRISTIt\ WORKERS ~ moon
TO BE HELD IN REIIOBOTH

Beginning Monday night JauU-
any :. and continuing for five sue
ccSsivc nights. Christian Work
ors School will he hcid in t'pWorjh
Methodist Church. Rchoholh Thy
school will serve churches in III
lCndalo. Georgetown. HHrboson
LcWcs. Iinc0ln Milton. Rvhoboth
and the surrounding communities.
Four courses Will hc offered
Preaching Of the Prophets. Rev
Sidney Bradley. ScafOrd. instrUc-
tor; Methodist Youth Fellowship
Rev. William Kesmodel. George
town; "Dramatics in Christian ed
UcatiouN Mrs llnrrieu Ja2lum
RchohoIh: Developing Christian
Workers. Rev Richard NJ Green
Dover
Registrations will begin the tirS
evening ot the school at O'Clock
The final session will be held Mon
day. january =. when a banqur
will be held at $50 p II.
Leaders in all phases OF churcl
activities are urged 10 enroll =
one OF the classes.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
". ). {. =. NEWS

Tile regular monthly meeting of
The ". :. c. 5. OF Calvary Mctho-
dist Church was held in the social
nail ot the church on Tuesday eve
ming. january ,. Al this time the
EcW Wly-cleCtcd officers OF the society
took their chairs. The list of off
GERS follow: President. Mrs. Lulu
Hau2h"y. vice president. Mrs.
RUth Mariner, secretary. Mrs. Mae
Thomas. treasurer. Mrs Emma
Bcnuttt. assistant treasurer. Mrs.
Mildred Hall. corresponding sec
rotary, Mrs. Helen Miller: pianist
Mrs. Mamie Hrumin2; song leader.
Mrs. Mary EIungcrford; publicity
chairman. Mrs Lille Han: chair
man OF sick committee, Mrs. Rydic
Wilson: secretary OF youth. Mrs
Mami" BruuinG: secretary OF liter
ature and publications.. Mrs Mary
Hun2"rford, secretary OF spiritual
lire. Mrs. Emma DOWning, assistant
secretary OF spiritual life. Mrs
Bessie Swain.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
Adventists Plan To
Staff Hospitals
Continued from First Pagel

uci Syria. 1t is reported that this
school has tur the past five years.
<"nt sixteen young men into these
Bible lands as teachers and prca-
cn"H# un" OF its Out-SchOOls is
described rs located TWO miles
from the ruins of NinCVch. and hay
Ing u Stall OF six teachers and an
rnroi!mcnt OF 1910 pupils. Hydro
th"rapy treatment rooms now OPP
Grating successfully in Jerusalem
Viii soon be enlarged into Il hos
pital. with Il physician and Il nurse
ln charge. according 10 plans
Church leaders here have inst
received word from the Adventist
General conference at WASHINGTON
- c.. that six young missionary
couples have recently gone to
Egypt. Syria. Palestine and Iran
These young ministers and thcir
wives. who have been given a
trainings at The Adventist Thcologi-
cal Seminary in the Arabic Ian
@ua%c and in the customs OF the
Mohanlmcdam people.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
ALONG TIE HONE FRONT

Iamrs f. Byrucs. Dircctor of II"
Office OF M"r Mobilization and Re
conversion. faces many crisis ON
the home front. There is = short
age Of many war supplies. lack
Of man power. and an uneasy feel
ing among people throughout til"
country about the way th" Wal
has been aoi0@ in Europe: besides
lot OF unrest about the attitude
of Soviet Russia and Great Britain
What are We going to do about
it" There is nothing that can he
dove about it, 50 far as average
citizens are concerned. He. and
she. must keep cool and be patient
This isn't comforting suggestion
but what is Il poor newspaper Wri-
ter in Washington going 10 dc
about il except TO pass on his in
ter0rctati0n OF news and events IA!
1nIt ncrgos int0 l9432
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05

The New Year dance held in
the ArmOry on Monday even
ing WAS equally as enjoyable
as the one at Christmas time.
The I\iWaniS Club was the
sponsor and shared the expense
of the decorations with the
christmas dance committee.
adding Il brilliant "1945" TO
those already in place. Lew
Startt of Salisbury furnished
the music for dancing that was
enjoyed by all Many more of
the young sci attended the
dance Monday evening. as Il
final fling. perhaps. before re
turning TO studies in and out Of
the services. A number of
couples entertained before. dur
ing intermiSsiOn and after the
dance. Among them were MIR.
and Mrs. Ford Sewell. Mr.. and
Mrs. a. r. Humes. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Dare and Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Ragains.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
).te your letters I945.

Date your letters 1913.
old christmas Day January s.
The ". :. e.. :. OF Cedar Neck
viii meet Tuesday evening. J&nu-
AIRY ~ al thr home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
norman Collins The following will
kindly serve ON tn" hospitality
committee. Mrs Edna Roberts.
Mr. HHinlou and Mrs. Crauia Car
~.
The Girl Scouts OF Troop will
be- Glad to take care OF your "hil-
dren while you shop or Saturday
MORNINGS from lo to - O'Clock.
Service free of charge Contact
troop lDader Mrs. David Greene
telephone 4>a before Friday at five
u'clocN.
Tie rr2U.ar monthly meeting ol
the Sunshine class. John Wilkins
teacher and Nora Jefferson. presi
dent. will be held on "Wednesday
evening. january TO- with Helen
Wright and Mildred Han rs 60
choilrncn oi 1hc social hoUr. Let:
have Il good attendance 10 start TIL
nDW year
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
Milford Grange Notes

Milford Grange hcld its regular
business meeting on Saturday eve
ming Dec"mhce 80. with Worthy
Master l. Donald Jester presiding.
Plans for installation were com
plytoG Installation on January :.
proceeded by a pot-luck dinner at
$50 p m. Patrons plan 10 attend
this dinner with your families
Please bring dishes and silver
ware for your families and guests.
The Sussex County Pomona
Grange will meet in Laurel on
Thuraday. .Ianuary II.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
HOSPITALS APPROVED

Nine Delaware hospitals have
been approved by the American
College of Surgeon, for efficient
work in the past year in recently
concluded annual survey They
are. TIL" Alfred l. duPonr Insti-
tUtv of the Ncmours Foundation
Delaware Hospital. The Memorial
Hospital. 81 Francis Hospital. and
the Wilmington General Hospital
aIl in Wilmington. the Kent Gen
eraI Hospital in Dover, the Della
ware State Hospital At Farnhurst
the Bcebc Hospital of Sussex tOun-
~ in LeWes and the Milford Mem
oriHl Hospital
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05

II has been requested so
many times that the hostesscs,
in planning their parties or en-
tcrtainments for friends. keep
in mind days when other ,hin9s
are happening. Wednesday. in
Milford, should particularly be
Ions to church or hospital Tor
many OF their meetings occur
on that day Too often groups
are "thinned" because members
have been 'invitcd out when
important church group Lead
ers would be so glad ol their
presence That would he Il
good New Years resolution for
all Keep "Wednesday for
church and hospital
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
~ ATE SUNSHINE PARIEN
At MIILW0OD APRIL ~

The Delaware Division. InIcrna
tional sunshine Society. Will hold
is annual meeting this year 1t
Millwood. near Milford on Thurs
day. April L" Mrs. Victor NJ Bail
eE state president. will preside
Mrs Clarence VI lester. vice
president Tor Kent county will b"
III" general chairman OF arrange
NtcutS.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT

MIR. and Mrs. Norris {. Adams cr
Harrington announce til" engage
meut OF their daughter. Miss char
lottr Ann Adams. 10 lieutenant
David ! Massey t. : y. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs ] w Massey OF DO
yer. Miss Adams is Il graduate oi
the Harriuston High School. class
OF 1911 and attended Beacon Bus
mess College. she is assoeiatcd
with the Delaware Power and Light
Company in Harrington. LieUten-
ant Massey is a graduate OF Fork
Union Military Academy. F"rE Tn
nom. VI
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
MARRIED FIFTY YEARS

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert W McCollcy
of Wyoming. celebrated their 3oth
wedding anniversary ON Christmas
Day AT a dinner for their children
and grandchildren.
Tn" following were present. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Hail ana family
and Mrs Lucy Faulkner OF Bower.
Mr. and Mrs William NcCoil"y "i
Jones Neck and Mr.. and Mrs. ClHrk
Whitney and family OF Camden. Nr.
and Mrs. McCOi!cy We're married
30 years ago on December -.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05

Miss Edna Simpson and
Miss Virginia Williams were
co-hostcsses ON Saturday eve
ming when they entertained
friends al the formers home
for dessert bridge Guests We're
Miss Ann IIugg. Miss Janice
Clendanicl. Mrs Frank Glen
daniel Miss Anne Townsend,
Mrs. Rodgcr Harrison. Mrs.
Robert Lingo, Miss Marie
Workman, Mrs. David HuGe,
Miss Frances Simpson Mrs.
Palmer Anstine. Miss Doris
Wilkins, Miss Margaret Sharp.
Miss Marjorie Dare and Mrs
Pierce Williamson
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05

Mrs. JOnOthan :. Willis. who
is chairman for the Milford
Canteen, has expressed her ap-
probation OF the cooperation
that was displayed during the
week preceding Christmas
when the local members work
ed at the Dover Air Base. She
spoke of the liberal donations
of the members and Interested
friends who took extra foods
for the boys each day in order
that they might have some
Christmas good things. The
work must go on. Milford
branch serving every three
weeks, and Mrs. Willis hopes
for the continued good service
that has been given. The work
is strenuous for Il few hours
but the gratefulncSs of the BOYS
they serve is all the pay they
want
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
Car L.ooter Gets
Six Months In Jail
Continued from FIRST Pagel

lie said he observed Jacheoa en-
Ter his car. and start to remove a
l.ac&&cr. toNrrdIle atJa,ned jack
son. ana pulled him out OF th,. cat.
Oili""r Nrihcrt was called and
hade the arrest.
Jackson 1t is alleged had hun
dl" iii his hand identified as having
been taken from another automo-
hii".
Jackson was @rraieued by Ser-
S"Hnt Alfred Nutter. of the milford
police, before Justice of Pence
Howard Martin of Glallin4ton. and
committed to Jail for six months.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05

The Sewing Circle enjoyed
luncheon together on Wednes-
day when they Went TO Derrick-
son $ and then returned To the
home of Mrs. w. Dean i\immel
for the afternoon of sewing and
conversation. There was a sur
prise for Mrs Byron Gibson. u
member. who was given a stork
shower by the others Former
members who attended the
luncheon and shower We're
Mrs. David clements of Viii
mington. Mrs. Ralph SnOwDerg-
cr and Mrs. William IIlllrtt of
Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
Obituary

ROBHINS
Joseph r. Noh'ins, - years old.
died Monday. january /. 1T the
home of his SON. j. EN"Hctl RON
bins. near Laws Church. after Il
short illness. He was a life long
member or lie Methodist Church
and Prosperous farmer Of that
community. He is survived hy lour
sons. J. Everett and Thomas G.. OF
rear Laws Church. Cornelius =.
Of Wilmington. and \. Reynolds
Robbins of Fredcrica: three laU4h-
tors, Mrs. George +. Hopkins. DO
ven. Ms, Raymond Shopkley. of
Frydprica MIS-. james IL! Latchlfu.
Milford The funeral took pIt bee
from Earratt's Chapel on Thursday
afternoon at l.20 o'c}o>h Inter
mont in adjoiniH4 cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
Draft Boards List
Men Recently Inductecl
Continued from First Pager

Continued from First PaRe1
Edward William Pepper Jr.. Sci
>yVilIr.
Harrington board
Army
Murjon T. Boyd. Camden
Robert G. Dickcrson. Camden.
john +. Farley. Camden.
Clarence T. Gray. IIarliu2jon
Franklin II. Hendricks. 3o& Il
Hollis avenue. Crum Lyme. Pa.
Marshall G. Hopkins FELTON,
Carl t. King, Camden.
William c. Rash, H. + u. / 10
Nci.
carl G. Roork. lIarrin4Ion
Harry f.. Short. Harrington
Alfred r. Thomas. Jr. Il f. y
Wyomim2.
M,dford + I.arlmorc. FELTON,
Navy
William Il Foraker. Camden
John l.. Thompson. r. f. y Nj
ford
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
hIcCAI!t,

Mrs. Clara Jane McCahe. age IS
years. OF Harrington. died Wednes-
day. December -. AT FELTON,. after
an illness Of 13 years. during most
Of which she was confined 10 bed.
She was the widow of AbishJ u.
MeC&nr Survivors include TWO
daughters. Mrs. Fred Grcenly OF
l!%rtington with whom Mrs. Nc
CaNr made her residence. and Mrs.
James X Hall Of FELTON,: i son.
William s. McCaho of HARRINGTON.
Five grandchildren also survive.
they are: Mrs William Rchen of
Dover MIS-. William Ninner OF SAL
isbury. Md, G. NJ. VI. William 5.
McC3h2. Jr.. and Fred B. Cr"enly,
,ll.. both OF the /. $. Navy and sta
TONED at Jacksonvilic, Fla. and
little Miss Elizabeth Ann Grcenly
Of Harrington. Funeral services
were held from the home Of Mrs.
Cr,rniy on Doimdn street, Sunday
afternoon. Th3 Rev. II. N Bran
ford, pastor OF Asbuly Methodist
Church. assisted hy ;hc Rev. J. r.
Djrhl OF Fclton Methodist Church
and tLr Rev. II. II. Calhoun, paste.
OF tn" NaIarpnc Church, conduct
II the services. NrphcWs of The
deceased were palIbcarrrs Inter
mrnt wa made in Odd Fellows ceIn
ctcry at Bish0pyill". Nd.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
Shawnee Club News

The Shawnee Home Dcmomslra.
ton club will meet at the nome ot
Mrs. Norman Grove on t'riily.
January -. beginning ut II o'cIOck
Covered dish luncheon will he ser
we'd at noon. Don't forget To bring
Il plate. cup. SilVcrWare and a GOV
erred dish. Anyone having squares
for the quilt, please bring them tC
this meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
Disabled TROOPER
WILL GET PENSiON
Continued from FIRST page)

Grbhurt i the son OF Sarah :.
Cehhalt. now OF Jersey city. New
Jersey. FolloWin@ graduation from
New castle High school in 1922 he
worked NJ the Wilmiugton ~pcciaI-
GI Fibre Company plant. New Cas-
Tie. He is a memhvr of TIE Good
MNl lir" Cmnlauy OF Nat toW n
ana or lrmauUcl t3-coI.'
Church.. He and hi wife. Mrs Mar
@arrt :. Gcbhart. have u dau2hter
I'ianu. = After his appointment tc
the police force Grhhurt mad" his
home in smyrna
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
New Pediatrician On
Health Board Staff
Continued from First Page}

I4cl served on the STAN OF Belle
}uo Hospital in New York, of Bo,-
tun thildreu'~ Hu~pjtjal. aud u'
Massachusetts General Hospital
~ thr Ia-t named institution ~h"
also did some research work in
olleI-;jc1.
Dr Putnam replaces nr. Marion
Iirr~sIor on the State Board of
I'caijh staff. the latter having
ioincd her husband who is on army
service in Georgia.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
BtRTli

Private and Mrs. AleX Ujyarosy
are receiving congratulations ON
the birth Of their first child. 4 son.
Jan Bennett Uiyarosy, born Friday
December -. in Hobbs, New MeXi-
co. The baby weighed -four pounds.
Both mother and baby are doing
nicely.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
Personal Happenings

ID. and Mrs Edgar = Copeland
oI W@ehln1tom. y G.. We're recent
-gr~'~ ot William G. BcthadS
MIS- nlauch ROGERS and dau4h-
r,t Mrs Robert uochsrodlcr spent
HaU.sday with Mrs. Arthur Hollo-
Nvll
Nr .ud Mn, Charles +. Grove
No.- o4lJod 10 t'lmhHnliIIc. \. Y
At 1a" death of NJ. Groves mother.
}ir- A.r'I" NJ Grove.
W and Mrs. ArIjugtou Il. Trtrr
"I IlHd-o Valley. turloue Pa.
suou' Christmas with his brother
"nd sister, Miss Cora Tticc and
Howard Tric". in Niltord
Ne and Mrs Richard Goodlicl
Of AriiuaDon. Va. We're jhe week
md guests of their SON and daueh-
t.r-jn-Iaw. Mr and Mrs. Wilson
Goodrieh in The Windsor Apart
nonts
}n- Nulilyn Iami9on, MIR. IlaI-
Wy Williams and Mr Jack Gibson
.ncnt NrN Years Weekend in Will
a.in@tun as guests of Mr. and Mrs
'ohn Il. Powell .lr and Miss Doro-
thy Powell
Mr.. and Alrs. Albert Vi. Brow II
and daGehtor. Miss E,stcllc Brown
e. ArliM@ton, Nneinia and Mir and
Mrs. John Wcingalten OF PhiladcI-
rhiA were week end GUESTS of Eli
and Mrs John Fry
Mn. aHd Mrs payntcr Sharp. Nr
and Mrs Vernon NcedlcS of Milton
and Mr and Mrs. \. j. Couhi2 ol
Dover spent the Wcckrtnd in Phil
Hdclphia al winch time thry attend
rd The Ice FolIics OF lal5
NJ" and Mrs. Charles +. Grov,
d"a 2S their guests over the holj
days. Lieutenant and Mrs flall1
J.. . Rear. of Carlisle, Pa. Mr ant
M.~ u f. Kcllrrmau and lamin
oi Philadelphia. and Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Thaycr of Concord. y. II.
Nr and Mrs John " Burri. ha.
'- ~" Year GUESTS. Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Sch'll and dau@htcr Susur
ot "ilmin@tan, Mr.. Jack L. Bu1i
aud Two rhiIdrcn lIizaheth an,
Fob. Miss Corinnc Riley of EasIoi
! Ju>cEh MARSHALL OF I.cWcs and Mrs
j Edward r. Burris.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur IolloNcl
and family are now settled in thci
/ INV hom" near Milford They ha
- aS GHncr guests ON Sunday. Nr,
/ liolloWcil's mother, Mrs. Marear,
.. hazIard and grAndsoM Jimmie. Nj
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
JOHNSON

Juuothau Johnson. "@p ~ years
passed away in Wilmington ON
Tuesday. DcceNi1pl' 2G He had been
in poor health for several years.
MI johnson WIS = native of Mil
ford and operated u brickyard.
About fifty years ago he and Thos.
II. NcMicharl. also of Milford, op-
cH"d yard in Newark which he
operated Tor several years. He was
Il mcmher OF hiram i.od@" A -
and \ H. OF Newark .tmd of Saki-
mas Tribe of Red Men OF Milford
Mr. Johnson is survived by one
sister. MIS- Lewis II. Ross oi ST
Pau, Miun. and several nieces and
u9 bows Ills remains were
brought - Milford last Friday ant
i41--red hy Ihe siGe ot his VII,
aa: d.u-ht.n IN UnioA cemetery
Rev. Dr. Frank Ilorson condUctct
tmlra! rites aJ The grave
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05

and Mrs. Oscar Moore and
daughter, Miss Jane Moore. of
Columbus. Ohio. John Ninyard.
Miss Betty Ninyard and Mrs.
Emma Widdoes Bridge tOl-
lowed the dinner.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
NOORt DlTTON

Mr. and Mrs Charles Moore OF
Glad springs, Va. announce the
marriage Of their daughtrr Miss
Jean Moore to Willard button, son
OF Mrs. Layina Ingram OF lcaI Mil
ford. The ceremony took place on
December y at Ahin2don, va. Nl.
and Mrs Willard puttom are MAX
ing lhoir homo In Ballimure.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs IIalleu Ninyard
entertained at dinner ON New
Years Day. honorins Mr. and
Mrs. Benjamin b. Ninyard.
whose wedding anniversary 1t
was. Other guests were Mr.
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
UNION METHODIST CHURCH

There Will be Sunday school At
> p. m. ON Sunday. January :
Prcachin@ at . p m by Rev Bar
low
Milford chronicle., 1945-01-05
WEDDINGS
SpATII CAMPBELL

MIR and Mrs. J. llaway Blake
have the honor to announces the
home wedding OF Mrs BIakc's mo-
thcr. Mrs. Bessie WiX SpaIh 10
Francis Campbell. at The Blakrs''
ON BriNton Road, Garden City. Tong
Island ~ Y on Tuesday. Dcccm-
her 26 Mr. Campbell is "a retired
official Of the United States Navy
Department y dinner was tend
cred To the bride and groom at the
Eik9 Club in FrreporJ. \. T.. pn
Monday night and he Wedding re-
crption and dinner Was held at the
Town club in Great Nrch. y. y.
on Tuesday night Rev. Kenneth
Grady OF Floral Park. \. N was
the officiating clergyman. Mr.. and
Mrs Campbell vii reside ON tn,
dupont Highway. Milford.