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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29
Advent Christian
ADVENT CHRISTIAN, s1 Che

ADVENT CHRISTIAN, S1 Cherry Street.-The Rev. Ariel C. Ainsworth pastor A Faith for Today will be the 11:45 q. m. The Righteousness. God will be the sermon subject 730 P m. Prayer meeting. Thursday, 7:45 D. Rev Jack Shepard youth worker from New Haven will be the guest speaker at Youth in Christ rally, Saturday, 730 D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29
HITS EDUCATION SEPARATION

HITS EDUCATION SEPARATION
 Chicago (UP)-The present prac- tice of separating liberal arts edu- cation and professional and voca- tional training is undemocratic, ac- cording to Dr. John Day Larkin, dean of liberal studies at Illinois Institute of Technology.
 Liberal culture has produced a class devoted to the traditions of the past. while scientific training has produced a class of purely me- chanical experts" he said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29

Recent cost of living figures in- dicate Pretoria as oSuth Africa's most expesive city," with the Radn, Durban, Bloemfontein, East London and Cape Town followed in order.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29
Congregational

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL, Thomaston-The Rev. Peter Macdonald, pastor. Numbering Our Days With Wis dom will be the sermon subject 10:45 a m. Charles Billings organist and choir director, will preside and the junior choir will sing
 SECOND CONGREGATIONAL, Corner West Main Street and Holmes Avenue-The Rev John C. Walker. tor The Shape of Things to Come will be the tors sermon subject at the worship, Il a. m. Aloha Baker will give illustrated lecture. Explorers the Purple Sage, at the forum, 7:S0 IT. UNION CONGREGATIONAL, OaLvile-The Rev. Oscar Locke. pastor Pilgrim Fellowship will pictures hear recordings Post War Emergencies 730 D. Sunday School, 9:30 Rev. Paul Lynn of the ford Seminary will be guest speaker at the service 10:45 a.
 BUNKER HILL, 2.4 Bunker Hill Avenue-The Rev. Alan M. Fairbank, pastor. Sunday School. 9:45 a. Thou Shalt Be will be the pastors subject II a. 7 Junior Pilgrim Fellowship m. A dance will be held by the Mir. and Mrs Club in the gym New Years Eye. 9:S0 m. A Watch Night service will be held in the church at 311:3O D. m.
 FIRST CHURCH, 1s9 West Main Street.-The Rev B. Kenneth Anthony pastor Church school s:45 and Il a. m. Gods Law and his Judgment will be the pas tors sermon subject II a. m Rev John Wabridge of the Congregational Church. Wangford will speak the New Years tea for young people in the house, 5 to ' D.
 THIRD C0NGREGATIoNAI. Ssl Highland Ayenue-The Rev Conner R. Lewis. pasor.N Sunday school, 10 a. old Age and the Gospel will be the pastors subject, 10:45 Mrs Frank Judson will be hostess at the Women's GetTogether" Club meeting. Wednes- day. 2:30 Girl Scouts meeting. Wednesday, [ D. M m. Weekly gym class meeting, Friday, p.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29
Methodist

FIRST METHODIST, Corner North Main and Savings Streets-Rev John J: snayeiy, pastor The Beginning and the Ending will be the subject 10:30 q m: United session of all departments of the church school with John A. Coe speaking Thoughts for the New Year. ll45 a. Youth Fellowship meeting ST. PAUL'S-99 East Farm Street-The Edwin P. Hempel pastor. Sunday School. ssO m. Worship with sermon by the pastor. 10:45 a. Christian Youth Club, D. m. Watch night service. Monday. 1o m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29
Baptist

FIRST BAPTIST Corner Grove Street and Central The Rev. David P Gaines pastor "A Tale that Is Told will be the subject at the worship, 10 80 a. A special service In honor ex-servcemen and women and those still in the armed forees and stu dents who home for the Christmas holidays, 730 p; m Watch Night service Monday. 10 p. m. to mid night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29
Social Notes

Miss Helen E. Moore Of I25 Euclid avenue has returned home following a recent visit at the home of her brother, John E. Moore and family, Kew Gardens, L. I.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29
Christian Scientist

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, Corner Holmes and Mitchell Avenues-Services, 10:45 a. m. and D. m. Sunday School, 1O:45 a. Wednesday meeting, D.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29
Club Notes

The Women's Guild of the First Congregational Church will have for its first meeting since the Christ mas Sale silver tea Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Edward s. Cobb, who with her husband pr. Cobb, was missionary in Hyoto Japan, for 40 years and is now living in New Britain will speak on There Are Others in Japan"
 The regular monthly meeting ot the Daughters of Beth Israel will
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29
Episcopolion

ALL SOULS, Gloves Terrace and Hewlett Street.-The Rev Thomas L. Sinclair pastor Holy Communion. a. Special family service, Il a.. Epiphany silver at the rectory Monday, January :, to p ST. JOHNS. Corner West Main Church Sreets-The Rev Francis Ayres. pastor Holy Communion a. Festival service, l0:45. a. No sunday School. Mir. Mrs. Club meeting Wednesday, D in. Women's Auxiliary meeting. Thursday 2 D. Junior Guild meeting. Thursday, D. n.f
 CHRIST CHAPEL 2O30 East Main Street.-The Rev. uel Budde pastor, Holy Communion. a. m, Church School. 9:S0, Prayer sermon, l0:45 a. m. New Years Day Holy Communion, 10 a. in. Annual
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29

be held Wednesday evening, Jan. 2, at 8 p. m.. at the Waterbury Hebrew Institute Program chair man, Mrs. David Smith has ar ranged an interesting program. A dialogue, written by Mrs. Shirley Cohen will be enacted by Mrs. Alice Shermett and Mrs. Shirley Cohen.
 Recordings will be played and a social hour will follow. All members are urged to attend.
 Wine consumption in the United States is approximately 112,00o,00t gallons annually.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29

The marriage of Capt. Alice Parker Newman. Army Nurse Corps, daughter of Mrs. Max G Newsman of Meriden, and the late MT. Newman. to Lieut.. Charles Wil- liam Nation, USNR, son of the late MT. and Mrs. William H. Nation of Muncie, Ind, took place Friday evening in the apartment of MT. and Mrs. Dwight A. Bartlett at the Chatham. The Rev. Dr. George J Russell, chaplain of the New York Medical Center, performed the cere- mony.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29
Lutheran

THOMASTON BETHLEHEM EVANGELICAL North Main Street at Electric Avenue-The Rev. E, Einar Kron pastor. Church School 10 a. He Came Bringing Salvation will be the theme. p. m. ZION EVANGELICAL, 2O1 Cherry Street.-The Rev. E. Einar Kron. pastor. Church School. 9:so 'The Forward Look will be the sermon subject the divine worship. 10:45 a. Watch night service dur ing the last hour of the year, Monday, II Choir practice Wednesday, p. Daughters of Zion meeting. Thursday, ?. Choir Christmas cantata under the direction of Mrs. William Russell, Thurs day. m. Senior Luther League meeting, Friday, D. Junior confirmation class meeting. Saturday, II d. n.
 ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL. 4G Cooke Street.-The Rev John N. C. Mohrmann pastor Sunday School, m. 'Smeon's Prophecy will subject, lO:So a. m. Childrens Christmas service, New Years Watch Service Monday, 8 ?.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29

MT. and Mrs. Thomas Smith of Marshall Avenue. Naugatuck, an- nounce the birth of daughter at St. Mary's Hospital on December 18th. Mrs. Smith is the former Irnen Nest of Thomaston.
 Mrs. John Finley, Fox Street, and Miss Shirley Pickett. Sheri- den, Lounsbury Street, are spend- ing the holidays at Miami, Fla.
 Miss Jean Mussary, Oakville Avenue, is convalescing at hel home after being i'll with pneu- monia.
 Mrs. John Prime, of West Porter street, is confined to her home due to a fall on the ice in her yard.
 Miss Jane Gallon a student a Teachers College of Connecticut New Britain, Is spending the holi- days with her parents, MT. and Mrs Joseph Callion of Albion Street She has as her guest Miss Dorothy Slavin of NorWalk.
 MT. and Mrs. w. Wallace Ben. jamin of New York and East Hamp. ton, L. T., announce the engage. ment of their daughter, Miss Bar. bara Woodruff Benjamin. to Cor poral Boughton Cobb, Jr., Arm! Air Forces, son of MT. and Mrs Boughton Cobb of Fall Village ane New York. Miss Benjamin who i. the granddaughter of Mrs. Jame. P. Woodruff of Litchfield and New York. attended Brearly School, anc was graduated last June from West over School, Middlebu1y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29

meeting of the Chapel January g. Feast of Lights pageant, January 6, p. m. ST. PAULs, Waterville-The Rev Robert Reggs minis, sermon. II a. New Years Day Holy Communion Pot luck supper January 1. Choir rehearsal. January 4. 6:30 p. m
 ALL SAINTS, Oakvlle-The Rev Frank squires, minis ter charge. Church school, Prayer serv- ice, II a.. Celebration of Holy Communion, a Tn TRINITY, 25 Prospect Street.-The Rev. Roger BIT An derson pastor. Holy Eucharist. a Holy Eucharist and sermon, with Christmas music repeated lO3O d.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29

Miss Jean Mussary, Oakville Avenue, is convalescing at her home after being i'll with pneu- monia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29

Mrs. John Finley, Fox Street, and Miss Shirley Pickett, Sheri- den, Lounsbury Street, are spend- ing the holidays at Miami, Fla.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-29

Mrs. John Prime, of West Porter street, is confined to her home due to a fall on the ice in her yard.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
PAGE FIVE

will he beneficial to him and his flu
ture welfare.
Recent communications mailed from
Ogden. Utah. and Cheyenne. WyOm-
ing. by Lieutenant c. David CrOcker
L. : Navy. indicate that the young
man is on his way back To the Pacific
islands for further naval dutX.
sergeant Richard Dennis has been
released fro mthc L. :. Army and is
in town with his wife and children at
their home with Mrs Mary McNeal
ON Sunday evening. September 2"
Mr aud Mrs. Elisha Nelson enter
tanned with a dinner and farewell
party in honor of their TWO sons. Cor
pural WaIIac" Nelson and Pfc. Donald
Nelson. Who recently arrived hOmt
from overseas Army duty. There
W'r" - guests present. Donald re
ported back t0 camp On September -
and Wallace ON September ~. MI had
II splendid tim" although rrgr"tful for
the absence. al the other TWO hrother>.
Private Harry Nelson and Private"
\lVu Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs William : Long. Jr.
haNr returned from ESSEX. Md. and
arr making their hone in one Of TN"
apartments u TN, formers rrSidcnC"
ot Ipr carleton G. Fo"kS. The com
Mr- Long back
AUNT Huz> 81: So someone got
plenty fresh and spread the news thai
| rh:tlk"d up Hnui her milt stone ON th'.
ru:td of Ht, last week. Many thank
Tor an lhr lovely cards. ,tC., and i
was 70 4rr.t treat when tho party Ol
- ,al"d uu Saturday evening. Per
hap~ th, most uuuu" Piit received
this Year Was - tinr cabbage from -
local iri, ud who sent il with line, /"
TN. effect: TWO heads al" better than
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05

Ah and Mrs chester Tingle Of
Omar Heights and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kitchens OF Selbyvillc
spent the Weekend of September
%. at Atlantic City. y. J.
Charles \ Lewis camr from New
York tItN t" Spend TN" past week
rHd WITH las hruth,y-iu- law and sis
t~r. Nj, and Mr.. Ealrh Hudson and
uth,r loc;l r-lativy-
NJ aud Mr. Cluster 'urmam Of
I.pl.. l~laud \ y. were in Delaware,
last week n" business While here they
visited Nt Eutm"n~ parrutS. MIR
"rd MI. John Il. rurmHn on Knox
-tutt-
Vi. and Mr- Chester Vird.n Ilud-
son und -ou Chaljy~ David ol -
NuItin'~ N"ck. Aid.. W,t" SUllduN Wis
Mr. and M,s Slrnan l. McAnistrr
haN, r"ccntiN uuNod hum" from Eal-
rIaol,. Whrr" they hHV" lived Whil"
un d,I,n~' work at thu Glenn /. Mar
,"I pl.It.
.~,.r4,inr Eols.t' !. Hickman came
from Atlantic city. y. j.. to spend
thr W'rk-':i a1 hont" with his par
,u}s Nj anj Mrs. John Hickman
t"rtaIu Hrrlcr1 y TrurkScS~. Jr.
VI G.. NOW stationed Ht rhha-
doltni.t spout TN past W".k-cMd with
his VIE, and h.r parents. Alf. and
Mr. Raymond Pool" Long at Long
Arr,~
.a-r Friday pr I:"I,.l1 : Long. Jr..
w. Involved iu au "uo.u"hl" ncci-
d,,i n,;tr O'u:n. His r"t WAS Wrecked
hat fortunately u" bones We're hrok
en- The Young physician spent >'V-
,l:A tI;,\- tird,i observation in TIM
l;,,h, Hospital II Loves 1t j. hoped
that This enforced cUntiu, m"ut viii
givr IN. Long 81 much needed rest that
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
WARWICK

Mr. aud Mr llaiA Tunr oG MIL
h,"r". h'Hr purchased ,h" laIn and
Dwelling hulIe,. OF Nllrurrd MurlI~ u;Y
the O"h orcl"Id and Nul~horo h4h-
Way
Several from horo ,ajoycd d hu
r'd" 10 Philadelphia "rt sunday a..d
visited the zoo
Nh a"d Mr. IIaIlo.on Wartiuaton
'rd nnlhrr Nh han Warrim2l"n
slrul llc Wc'h -rnd with r.iaiN,s ia
Nurtuia
Mr. T. Smph and dan.m-r Naue,
"t N.W I,I~rN spout SuudnA Wllh Nj
>;tt -ir I.in"u
I;oland >IrCaD. VINO h:,- h,ou . p,
lNrrN In th- l;,,h" ll"-pitsl f". 1hfr'
weeks, Is .lrWiN uupruNin&
Several trW rotta4"s ;.tv utld'r CON
.uut,"" u.rr i:N'r,lHI" "n th- In
q tu l;iN,r
Nr und Mn lam, tu,cui:,u -
$ "f"r1 ar, ~" e'irr'. 'lu~ Wrk o.
Nl- /. K l.u"o
Nh a,d Nt .'o~, ph WtlkIn- o> WI
ut'lrt"' ~r,fr M. u.,k.,na IL thej
,ul':*r 70 l.t.....nh i:,a,t.
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BETHEL

The DoUnI -Ou-Mc t!Hh Was en-
t'Itaincd on "Wednesday eycuiu- ~
ne hom" "t Mr.. 4 + Garrett
MIS-. Harry Williams. Nh Vii
liam Su"dakeJ and daughter were
sunday 4Ue~t~ oI ReNcrend and
Mrs. e. ". Spr> q: chcsWold.
delaware.
Master Cosd,rH las returned 10
LIS hone III Sharpto~u uIr,
.Iendin- rWo weeks heft with hi~
,1andlarolfS. Mr.. and Mrs. has.
ord eN
Mr.. and Mrs Rodney Ialimorr
md d~ushtrr Anne. we've Dinner
GUESTS ON Sunday 81 An. ana Mrs.
Isaac I.alTiuoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey spence AND
-cn Gcruld "cr" Sunday guest: oi
alg- ANA Mis-. rhall.~ P:ettyman al
t,ieenWood
Mrs Lula Massey spent rart Of
last week in Seaiord With her SIS
Ter. Mrs. Ira Allen.
\h. and Mr. Walter llcr-cy Jr.
and dauehfpr Anne. spcnt Sunday
with thr lajjcrs pareu-. Nl. and
dr~ K. j. Philips
Reverend and Mrs. William
1tuner and SON We're Sunday
evening guests ol Mr.. and Mr..
Rcuben Moore.
Mrs. John joyce of Wilmn2ton
l. spending lpw day with ner
I'arrnts Mn. and Mr. Wultrl
ASklid@"
Mr. Rhoda Garrr, is spcudin2
TWO weeks in Salisbury al the
!om" ol Nh and Mrs, Leighton
*Iuorp
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ford OF
Wilton were Sunday Afternoon
2uests OF Mn and Mr.. H. G. Hast
I~%s
Harvey Lee Cordrry. son OF MIR.
and Mrs. f,Iry Cordrcy had char2e
Il lhc young Peoples Meetings. ou
sunday evening and painted 4
Iicture ut the city OF Refuge ~
Reverend Turner narrated tie
NtorN.
Mrs. Deborah Murphy OF Green
Wood spent part oi last week witt.
Mr. ana Mrs Harvey Spence.
Mrs. jamie Smith Mrs. llcloll
Leap. Mrs Harvey Spence spent
Wednesday With Nh. and Mrs
harlrS Prrtlyman at Greenwood
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
MILLVILLE

The tvun""li>tic services ar" con-
tinuiuG each evening with ~ crowded
house at all services This Sunday.
Ortuh"r I. * /" h' h"m" coming amt
rally day. To all who wish To spend
the day there viii h. lunch and hot
coffee frc,.. I'm thc Afternoon an old
fashioned feast viii h" held with TN"
l;,.v. jaime f.. I.aneraIl "f I;"NatH as
the spt'" h.r.
Ms Niarlam f.. MARVEL daughter
Of Edward MarVcI of Dover. and
Frank SWan,y I.nuctt, son oi Mr. and
Mrs j. SwaurN I;cun,tt of MiIlVill".
were u:irricd Saturday evening. sep
tcnhcr ~. in tn" Methodist pHrSon-
age at I'rlin. Md. lay ltcN. Charles
w Ernnfurd The bride only at
tcndanr was Miss Betty Bennett. sis
ter Of the eroom. Mr.. and Mrs I;rn-
nett for the present viii MAKE their
home with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs SuanrH I:cnnctt. Th" young
fOhkS have tn" best wishes of All tor
It long and happy wcddrd life
The many friends; of Miss Ellie I;"tlr
Of the WillamsVillc School ~" glad
to know she will max" her hon:" IN
Millvillr during her school term WI ~
Mrs. MneEic Evans.
Mrs Lawrence DcrriCkSon aud Mr..
and Mrs. I:ramo and TWO children, all
Of New Castle, spent the Weekend
here with Mrs. DcrrickS"n'S mother.
Mrs. Sadie Williams.
Corporal and Mrs. Andrew Me
Glazing were W"ck-cnd guests of Their
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Harry l.. com.
Their little SON Harry Ray. who has
spent part of the summer with ms
Grandpar,nt% returned to Ihllad'l-
phia with his parents late Sunday ~ 2
ternuom Nh and Mrs. James savage
and daughter. Patsy cobb. 81 RANK r
ford were also sunday guests nl ih"ll
parents. aud grandparents MI. ana
Mrs. II. l.. Cdhh.
Sergeant and Mrs. CrourS" cam'
from Philadelphia and W"t" dIihl' !
guests on Friday of Nh aud MrN; -
H. Townsend. Sergeant ana Mi9
CrOunsc were married m 'h' N''h",
dist Church here = lttl" Over j" \''l
ago. Tho sergeant has just returned
from overseas. a.,
Maggie Evans were her sister Mr
and Mrs Joshua Baker an" MI
Mrs Edward Hickman and d"uEh
terS. Dorothy Ross. and gathering
Enid havr returned to their home u
staten Island. N y. after Sprn"hl}
some tine with Mr.. Hickman
grandmothtr Mr.. l.. {, -NhIn
Technical Sergeant Charles li"ck'I
son al Mr. and Mrs. fdtAi ti"' "
Ocean View. has been discharged u Htl
the S,.l.Nict and has arrived ~ HH
home in Ocean View Ills parents
relatives and mnuy friends are &E''
to welcome Charles hom" aGa'"-
Kendall Nofl took his chum@' l'lth
ard Shatfer and Victor T"WuSrnd rid
ing in his new ran"" several ;l'''
Moons this past week. .;..
The many friends Of our ''I,I''I
postmiStreSs. Mr.. l.. N. F"W' H. -"
to extend thrlr appreciation Tor ir
kind ana courteous service arr"f"r,'
them. She has tried At nll tim I
please her p;ilron@ "" "l.". W. 't"l'' com
her SucccSeur Mrs. J ; \"h'' ~
whom Wc slalI receive Tia" NHu" ~ -,
and courteous Treatment ~ y"
ture ;fs was afforded us h} Mrs l"
well.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
REDDEN

There NUI bo ~rNi,r~ al Me
Colloy's Church ne>r sunday -
follows. Sunday school 1T . p. III.
Preston Donoyan SWrr prrachin-
az . r m hy Reverend Hal low.
\ir aud Mrs. MARSHALL Wilson.
Nl. ana Mrs. Charles Rust Nr.
sam Donoyau. Mr. George Forces.
An. aud Mrs. Robert Wilson amt
Edwin ana Richard Clendamel
,.err Sunday eVeninc guests OF Mr..
nd Mrs. Charles Donovan
MIR. and Mrs charles Rust We're
Sunday afternoou gut~t- Of Mr..
ana Mrs Charles O.paY.
Mrs. Frank Mahoney ana Mr.
Walker and son oi IeWcs were
Saturday afternoon guests oI Nh
and Mrs Robert Clendaniel and
family.
Two OF tho oldest residents o.
IN" Rcddeu district Recently ccle-
hratcd their iGth Wrddina auai-
vcrsary. This happy couple is Nh
and Mrs. Frank Milman. Mr. Miu-
man was born and raised in SUSSEX
county ana mas llNrd thrrc l0r al
moSt all OF his - years. Mrs Mil
was was former resilient of cecil
county. Md
They We're married in tIk)ou
Md. ON September % l>9H. Twins
There for one year. then r"turnin2
to Delaware.
Friends ana relatives who help
od Them celebrate their aunivcr
saly We're: benjamin Morgan an,
family. Miss Ollie Handy OF Red
den, Renzi" Morgan and family o
near tIlcndalc. William IIandlospI
and family. Miss Rose Ilandloscr
all OF Greenwood. Joseph W Mill
man and family. John A. AiIlmal
and family OF Robbins. Charlie.
MilImam and Rufus Roach OF r.,
hOhOth
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
CUMBORO

NIr ana MrS Wilbur simpson. Jr
ana dauIht,r of Milford spent sun
day with hrr parents. Mr. and Mrs
George Philips
Mis-. Ruth Thiilps spent tn" week
,nd with her parents. Mr and Mrs.
WlHiam T. Fhilllps
{oy Philips Merrill Collins. rr @ton
Lowe. Norman Homes. William collins
have recently h"'u tNnn med az cam
don. y j
rhr elork has visited Mr ANA Mrs
Earl short bring them - baby hoy
and MIR and Mrs. Harry '"rdr"y q
baby girl
Mrs George I;rittinsham j., ON the
.ick list a@nin W" wish her e speedy
recovery
rran Phillips. who met with quite
an :,ccidcnt Of uluoNt cutting th" end
OH h>l InAeI. Is teI! much improved.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
DAGSBORO

S"r@"ani William Kenneth I.avfi.Id.
son 81 Mr, and Mrs OrNIn,. I,Ifj..Id
arrived h"nic Friday. September ~
alter receiving hi hnnuIabL. di,-
chart' IL, Wa- iuductrd IN rll,. SEP
vic on iHrch T.. jar III. ,y..
trHdual" "l the c;~4 uf m of M.
John NJ. Clayton school liz received
his training ~ krc~lcr ticld. Miss. He
spent - months ia England a~ "a bonn
imr'iltr WhlI'. there hr visited Buck
lnelE'ln Palace and ln-t tli, Kim.
Sergeant l4HNiicld i~ nn. ui -four bro
lh"fS m the : ARMY naurlN. or
Niiic. William Kenneth. Robert and
lt"tinHl. Who went uNrrSr:S and gave.
his hic. July - 1919 Hceiual lya>
"h"t from hS pIaur Oyer Hamhtilu.
Germany
Private ANA Mrs Mccoy Join.~ re-
lurh' SUNDAY aftrt 1pcudng -url,.
TIM" al Font Leonard Wool Missouri.
lIiNntc .Iuin,~ received his h3<i..
training thor" after >prudin4 - ten
day Through at honu. He VIII r,turu
/" Fort Jackson. : g.
Doc" Edward Clogs arrived home
last sunday "fttr ~p"ndul- more than
The NtniS ia TrNH~ With the \rlnN
Sergeant William Roger. son of Nh
amt MI Walter tuGrr~. after itrcjl
nI@ TAI. honurllh. DISCHARGE. arrived
~ hi hotnt Saturday mornings II,
VT accompanied from Wimn4tuu hl
h~ sister Mr. and Mrs. George .luiuc:
W iliIlI Sheppard Trditt ae,. =
years. passed away Thur>tlaN night
September y. II" had hc,n in raiin4
health f"r Somr tinc liz, lc;,N,- - son
Edward ,TrUtt. ana two daughters
Mis- Rosa l;rlt~ ana Mrs Ethel Lock
wood H'ld tiNr @raudc chldrru. Elnora
..cTN ICES We're held SuutilN :iirrnoor
III thc horl" in charge of ltcN John
Amd"r."n imt"rtn"nt in Rcd Men:
cemetery. The family has lhr sym
lr'rhN nt the community
MIR and Mrs IlHrIon Kitchens spent
h" Weekend at I.urraH Cav"rn~.
Nh Ncttlr Joiurs is i'll ~ TINS writ
ing.
Mr. and Mrs Merrill ponnwny wrr,
guests of Nlr ana Mrs Paul clog,
on Friday
Mrs iIilda Mitchell ana friend
George Werner OF Washington. -. g.
:-pern The N..k-,.ud with her mother
Mrs. !. II West and SON. Jerry Nit
ch"n They called to S,-'. her father
t. II West at the Peninsula IInSpita
Saturday night. Mr. West is murl
improved
William Rogers. L. : Army. spen
Friday with his parents. Nh ana Mrs
IIarh.<on Rogers. He ALSO has received
his honorable discharge.
MIR and Mrs Milard West and Nj
and Mrs Preston F.Vnns spent f'ridH
al Wilmineton.
William StrNcSOn IS i'll at the I.cWc
Hospital suffering - heart attack.
Miss CATHERINE. I.nYficld spent f"N
days with hcr aunt She arrived hom
SUNDAY hN plan" At the Echot'oth Nj
HaS.'.
William I:,.liz. t. ! Army. was call
ed hom. he past week duo Ia tn
Hines. Of his wife. Mrs. t;rac" Lock
wood I;,-llZ.
Mr. Isaac West aud Mrs. f.. /
Hickman .-p.n1 M"ndaN al Sail bury
Md
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-05
GREENWOOD

Tn" W. :. G. ;. "f Grace Methodist
Church. planned at their meeting las
Tuesday evening To send a box of
canned fruit and Vegetables To th,
I)"ac"nn"SS Home in Wilmington
Any ON" who desires To help toward
this contribution j. requested To- l,.;tN,
gifts at tirHcr IHr~uiag'' ;lS callN as
possible.
Nh and Mrs Earl Keel spent TIN,
W""k-"nd with Mr and Mrs ClaI-
oncr Ir~trr tu Wilnliu@ton
Ermndiur Ochrltrrc. Y e WIS en-
trrtainrd 10y her Friend. Vernon Metz
nrr and mother 81 their hulu. iu re-
hohnth over the week end
MrS K l.. Coult'r, Ir. and son
FIRST Lieutenant Iiaynrd Coulter We're
guests ut relatives i'm Wilmington
Philadelphia, and can d"m. y j.. last
week
pr W. and 'I Mrs y l. NJ AIl~n !r nmd (aT,,I% famiiv
in Wilmington over the Weekend
Th" pastor Of Grace Methodist
Church. the Rev. T.. c. Grnham. is
conducting the annual revival at can
non Methodist Church at Cannon next
Sunday night. Octohcr / Tn" Savage
Sisters of Salisbury. with others will
hc present with their music. Miss
Catherine Savage and Miss Betty Mer-
vine VIII haV" charge of the music
during the series of meetings, Octo-
Omar TWigg of Philadelphia is spcn-
ding NV" weeks with Mr.. and Mrs
Mart thlcr.
I;,v. and Mrs. +; C. Graham wcr,
guests of Mrs. :. =. Wrottn at the
church supper at Cannon ON Wrdn"S-
day evening.
Miss Iluuc Warrington, - student at
the University of Delaware. spent In,
Wcrk-vnd with her parents. Mr and
Mrs. Harry Warrington.
Mrs Mary Keel met with - painful
;jccidtnt l,~t week Will" repairing an
awning. which frll and struck hen
nose. causing serious injury.
The Greenwood Methodist Church
will hold a turkey supper in the
community hall on Saturday eve
ming. October 6, starting at p
m The price of the supper is.
Adults. $l.0o. and children. G0c. in
cludin@ dessert. Come one! Come
all, The proceeds of the supper
will 90 toward the organ fund.