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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-07-21
McCOYS HAVE OKLAHOMA
AND MISSOURI GUESTS

AMI mISSOOhl 0OESAS
MFR and Mrs. Neil Mccoy pro-
porous farm owners and one of
Kinds county's oldest residents and
for most community leaders have
as their guests their daughter, Mrs.
Ira Mccoy Love, and their niece,
Mrs. Katye Mccoy Anderson.
Mrs. Love formerly a resident of
Jackson was well known here as
teacher in Lainer high school, and
also as Jeanes Supervisor of Madi-
son County Mrs. Love is graduate
of Tougalo College and took fur
Their study in Tuskeee, Hampton
and Alcorn. Recently she has been
teaching in Missouri.
Mrs Love is the wife of Mr..
Julius c.. Love son of the late
Robert Love one of Alcorn's early
graduteS who served as teachers
and as County agent of Madison
County. Mrs. Love is one of Madi-
son Countys most loved and res
Spected land owners.
Mrs. Anderson is now connected
With the grade and music depart
ment Of Saltwater high school
She is ia graduate of Langston
University and has studied extern
sively in Chicago, Kansas and
Colorado colleges. She is the wife
of Mr.. Roy Anderson, son of much
publicized Forest Anderson, the
South west foremost financier,
farmer, real estate owner and bank
president and owner.
These visitors are also guests of
Jackson's most rising financeer,
business man and efficient dem
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-07-21

CUPID. and that Ole Bird
combined to bring to the old town
two charming ladies from the big
windy city Mrs. Lucille Harris
and Mrs. Eva Mae Jones. the
Ole Bird left one of those delight
full bundles, son, for their sister,
Mrs Mildred London, the other
day. and Cupid twanged his bow
and penned together Cliff Stamps,
of the we'll known Stamps Bros,
and pretty Miss Ollie billie"
Thomas. :. they got married at the
Court House over in Barndon the
other day. July 18th, to be exact
and the two sisters came down
to join in the general celebration.
Those rather good looking and
very intelligent young ladies UP
and down the Ole stroll early this
week with pad and pencils were
Misses Dorothy Jean Burton, Le-
atrice Joy Hockett Victoria Pedes-
claux and Alberta Dejoie, all Of
New Orleans. in town with Alonzo
B Willis, editor and publisher. Sc
pia Socialite, now on a southwide
subscription campaign for her
paper.
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lip and DOWN Parish STREET

ing little wife, were enjoying them
selves up and down the Ole Ave.
this week. coming UP to renew
his subscription Fred says that he
always things of the Ole Ave when
he's away which Is the reason he
comes back every chance he gets.
!. and says when things get back
to normal he'll be coming back to
stay.
A card from New York showing
Radio City Music Hall Stage, Rock
erfeller Center, signed by Leroy
Jackson, George Howell, and Al
vim Mcneil. :. the boys say they
are having a good time and wish
to be remembered to you. before
they get back they plan to stop
over in Detroit and Chicago.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-07-21

Fred Brown, now living In Chi
cago. with his gracious and charm
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-07-21
Columbus Soldier
Home From Europe

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Pvt.
George Anderson, Negro %. of TOT
18th St., North, Columbus, Miss,
son of Mrs. Pearl Anderson has re-
Gently returned from service out
side the continental limits of the
United States and is now tempo
rarily stationed at the Army
Ground and Service Forces Redis-
tribution Station. While at this in
stallation he will be given a series
of tests to determine his fitness for
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-07-21
PUSH FUND DRIVE

MARSHALL, Texas - (ANP) =
Bishop college students are actively
engaged in pushing drive to re-
model the school at an estimated
cost of $146,000
Miss Narva Snoddy, outstanding
student here, was chosen as a
travelling campaigner" last week
and is expected to visit at least 10
or 20 principal towns and cities be-
fore the drive ends.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-07-21

future assignments.
Pvt. Anderson served months as
Rlfleman in the European theatre
OF operations. He is a recipient Of
the following decorations European
African Middle Eastern Campaign
Ribbon, Good Conduct Medal.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-07-21

Mrs. Beaulah Thompson who is
making her home in Chicago, Ill
inois is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Florence Newland on Rose Street.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-07-21

Mrs o. Nelson of Denver Colo
RADIO sent few days in the city
as the guest of Mrs. Francis
Greene.
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Parents Announce
Girls s Engagement

MR.. AND MRS. JAMES Nc.
COY, of 1925 South River road.
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Ann, to Michael
w. Green, AOM SIC, USN, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Green,
or Archer Drive.
Miss Mccoy attended Mount
Clemens High School. but her
fiance went to Hazel Park
schools. He has been In service
for IS months, Is now home on
leave from his station at Jack
sonville, Fla. No date has been
set for the wedding.
MRS. ROLAND DURST, 203
North Wilson boulevard, has
returned home after two weeks
in ST. Joseph Hospital following
a major operation.
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SGT CLIFFORD SINK has

SGT. CLIFFORD SINK has
arrived home with m honorable
discharge received at Indian-
town Gap, Pa, after 35 months
in service, IL of which were
spent overseas with the infan.
try In France and Germany.
SGT. Sink holds the Purple
Heart, the ETO ribbon with
three battle stars, the Good
Conduct medal and the Combat
Infantryman's badge. He and his
wife and two children are liv-
ing with his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Ralph Sink, SO Stafford
road.
CHARLES O'GRADY NROTC
who has spent a 12-day leave at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pat O'Grady, left yesterday
from Canton, Ohio, where he
will join friends and leave for
Cleveland to see the Notrc
Dame-Navy game Saturday. He
will return to Notre Dame to
complete his training next week.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02
Football Game Draws
Crowd to Ann Arbor

WATCHING the tilt for tn,
famous little brown jug" at
Ann Arbor tomorrow will be A
considerable group of Mount
Clemens rooters for the Univer-
sity of Michigan.
Among those who expect to
be in the bleachers, and are
confidently predicting that Mich
igan will beat Minnesota, are
MIR. and Mrs. Paul w. Schanher,
who will attend with their son
and his bride, Capt. and Mrs.
Paul w. Schanher, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Nickel and daughters
Nancy and Judy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherwood Bennett and their
daughters Mary Ann and Bar
bara will 60 together.
MIR. and Mrs. Paul S. Hirt and
their sons Stanley and John will
be accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Hirt of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian F. Mat
thews and daughter Marilyn will
be there, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Copony, who are going
with Detroit friends.
Petty Officer and Mrs. Max
w. kendrick are going over
early and will attend the game
with his brother. Milton Ken
drick and his family, who live in
Ann Arbor.
Others who are looking for
ward to the game are DR.. and
Mrs. A. A. Thompson and daugh-
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Released

T/SGT. HAROLD J. SCH
WARK, 21, has received his dis
charge after 81 months in the
uniform OF the Air Force. He Is
a veteran Of II months overseas,
where he served as a radio op-
orator for ATC planes bringing
fliers, who had been downed
over enemy territory and made
their way TO Sweden, back to
Scotland. Sgt. Schwartz holds
the Air Medal with three clus-
ters, has four battle stars on his
ETO or ribbon, and earned the
Good Conduct medal. He is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Schwartz of 1853 Wellesley drive
who also have another son in
Uniform, Pfc. Martin Schwartz,
%, now at Greenville, S. c. He
has been in service "a months.
EARL E. ZIEHM, 80, seaman
NC. 25 North Rose street. has
chalked up with other creWmen
of the aircraft carrier Hancock,
about as impressive record as
any ship of the fleet before call
ing it quits in the Pacific and re-
turning to the States for Navy
Day. In ten hectic months in. the
battle zones, the Hancock's
planes destroyed 1913 enemy
aircraft. ii warships, and 81
merchant ships. Her anti-air-
craft guns have 10 "notches"
for that many planes knocked
down. Twice she was knocked
out Of action, but only tenn
porarily, and her last mission
was to drop food and supplies to
Americans in POW camps. The
Hancock is credited with down.
ing the last Japanese plane at
tacking Allied naval forces in
the war.
FIRST 1T. GEORGE c. SKEL-
TON, q, arrived in Mount
Clemens last evening from Baer
Field, Fort Wayne, Ind. where
he was retired to inactive serv-
i've and given terminal leave un-
til Nov. 30, after having served
in the Army Air Forces since
March, 1912. He was an instruc-
tor until recent months, when
he entered training at Moody
Field. Ga. in preparation for
duty in China, which the end OF
the war obviated. His wife and
son, George Curtis. who have
been living in Galesburg, will
join him at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Katherine Shelton,
40 Miller street, in the near flu
tllre.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02
M Salute

Av&4ss SAANO NAxtos V<AA = 4As
BELLMAN, 1905 Kenosha, De-
troit. upon the birth of a son,
Richard William, in st. Mary's
hospital. Detroit, on Oct. Is.
Mrs. Bellman is the former Edna
Holloway. Mr.. Bellman has re-
Gently been released from the
navy after three years of service
as a chief specialist, and then
returned about month ago from
the West Coast.
MR.. AND MRS. HENRY
Heller of South River road,
on their 25th wedding anniver-
sary Sunday. Nov. 4.
MRS. JOHN JARCHOW, Lin
coin avenue, upon her birthday
anniversary Sunday, which day
Is also the birthday anniversary
Of her son-in-law Col. Ralph
Garman stationed In Dayton
Ohio and the birthday anniver-
sary Of her son, Sgt. Howard
Jarchow. now in France, which
occurs Monday.
ALICE ROMICK. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Ro-
mick, whose fourth birthday an
niversary was celebrated yes
terday at the Nursery School.
Fourteen youngsters joined in
the celebration.
EDGAR SMITH, 40 Beyne
street, who is 81 years old to-
day.
GLORIA DEPREZ, South
Broadway, who will celebrate
her 20th birthday anniversary
tomorrow.
ATH SUE MCKEE,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
w. Mckee, who will be 10 years
old November 4.
ANN CROSS, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William T. Cross, who
will be IL years old Sunday.
MR.. AND MRS. A. j. BEN
NET of New Haven upon their
30th wedding anniversary which
occurred on October 80. Last
evening Ia employees of the
Burton Abstract Company gave
them a surprise. Taking buff
fet lunch.
KENNETH DURS1, who will
be five years old tomorrow and
his sister Lorraine, who will be
IL years old Sunday. She will
entertain eight young friends IN
celebration of the event. They
are the children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland burst, 2O3 North WI.
son.
MIR. AND MRS. NORMAN
HUFF (Genevieve Wild) of East
Detroit. on the birth of a son.
James Roger~oet29.
BETTY RACE, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex RACE, Sr. OF
Romeo, whose birthday ami
versary Oct. q was celebrated
at a party given by Rose RACE
at her farm home. Yellow and
brown decorations were used,
and cards and dancing formed
the entertainment.
MIR. AND MRS. WALTER
DOVE, upon their sixth we'd
ding anniversary Sunday, Nov.
A.
SHIRLEY MAHON. on her
birthday anniversary Thursday.
She is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene v. Mahon, 4531
Romeo Plank road.
MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES w.
Minett (Frances Longstaff) of
Oshawa, Ont, on the arrival Of
a son, Charles amJes, Oct. 81
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02
Expect Crowd
at Zion Party
MRS. WALLACE GERLACH,

MRS. WALLACE GERLACH,
chairman Of the dessert bridge
party to be sponsored by men,
bers of the Young Women's s
Auxiliary Of Zion Evangelical
church on Thursday. Nov. 8, at
1:3O o'clock in the church dim
ing room, stated today that plans
are complete, with consider
able crowd expected.
Among those who have al
ready made reservations for the
event are Mrs. Hugo Walter,
Jr., Mrs. John Davies, Mrs.
George Gobble. Mrs. Roy from
bley, Mrs. Roman Eyth. Mts.
Paul Volkenant. Mrs. Frank Car
ney, Mrs. Joseph st. Pierre, Mrs.
Malcolm p. Moore. Mrs. Charles
Chapman, Mrs. Clifford Hay
and Mrs. Herman Fehnders.
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ters Mary and Susan; Judge and
Mrs. Alton Noe and their son
David; Prosecutor and Mrs. Will
bur F. Held and son John, who
will have Mrs. Malcolm Moore
as their guest.
MR.. AND MRS. p. X. McWethy
and Thomas w. Cross are in
Northern Michigan on a brief
hunting trip.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02
CakndAa, e(Comins Grsrh
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Z

FRIDAY. NOVEMBER z
SENIOR CHOIR Of Grace Episcopal Church at the parish
~ house ;n a.rrao a. nso P.1 ?: M
NAVY MOTHERS CLUB at the club rooms Metropolitan
building. Broadway, at 730 p. m.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER
GIRL SCOUT PROGRAM at Uso Club Broadway at
$3.50 p.
PARTY for service at Masonic Service
NINE:TwENTY CLUB at Uso Club at sp. M
MISSION SOCIETY of Zion Evangelical Church will hold
rummage sale at - North Broadway
HALLOWEEN MASQUERADE PARTY at Harrison Town
Of Harrison sUNDAH sOTns1,p NoVgsgR rS91ia sgIsea
THREE-ACT COMEDY, "Such Girl" to be given by Trim
ty Junior Wather League of Utica, at p m
BUFFET SUPPER followed by dance to lopece orchestra
for service and women at USO Club at $50 m.
SUPPER for service their wives and mothers, at Ma
pSRTS C ceRe s IS ens rss
by Knights of Columbus at 8:15 p. m.
MONDAY NOVEMBER
MOUNT CLEMENS Chapter 1877 Blue Star Mothers Of Amer
MOUNT CLEMENS Council 8, r. & s. NJ, in Masonic Temple.
Royal Degree to be conferred following the meeting at
MOUNT CLEMENS Extension Group at Clinton Town
YOUNG; woMEN's CLUB at Masonic Temple at D. M
FRANZ KUHN LODGE Knights of Pythas in Pythan Hall.
PUBLIC GAMES PARTY in vFw Hall, sonsored by Ladies'
Auxiliary of Oskar Andreas Post, at 8 p M
HARRY oLLRICH POST, American Legion in Legion club
rooms. at $50
Mrs. ] L. Kennedy, l4s Market street, at p. m.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES Kings Daughters will
at the Home at ESQ D. M
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER
MACOMB COUNTY Past Commanders Club in Maccabees
Hall initiation and nomination of officers, at 8 p M
SAMARITAN CIRCLE of Kings Daughters with Mrs George
Ellis % First street at 100 p. m.
SILVER LINING CIRCLE of Kings Daughters luncheon with
Mrs. Earl Swan. 145 Highland avenue, at l p m
MOUNT CLEMENS CHAPTER go RAM. in Masonic Tenn
pe MN1M degree to be conferred following the meet
ing, at 7:3O p m.
Mrs. c. Malbn, 115 Beeview avenue, at 10 a. m.
LADIES' AUXILIARY, Fraternal Order of Eagles in Aere
Hail. at p m
LADIES AUXILIARY Oskar Andrcas Post, Veterans OF
Foreign Wars at VFW Hail. at $3.50 p. m.
CIVIC CHORUS rehearsal, in MCHS Community Room, at
7:30 p. m.
WESLEYAN LEAGUE Of the Methodist Church with Mrs.
r. E. Howard So Highland avenue. at
JUNIOR MACCABEES regular meeting at Maccabee Hall
at AIS p m.
GROUP WSC ST. meeting with Mrs Guy Verker IL Hol-
lywood Court at 230 m.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7
MOUNT CLEMENS LODGE. No. s, regular meeting in Ma
sonic Temple also special meeting OF Past Masters at
7:30 p
HISNAME CIRCLE of Kings DAUGHTERS with Mrs Fred
Bobcean so Moross avenue at 230 p. m
ISABELLA DAVIS CIRCLE at Kings Daughters Home, with
Mrs. Urban Chateau hostess, at p m
PUBLIC GAMES PARTY at Is Cherry street. sponsored by
Knights of Columbus at $50 p.
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE in Pythian Hail. Walnut street,
at 8 p.
osKAR ANDREAs POST 1894, vFw. at 200 North Gratot
at $50 p
HERMAN KLIX P.TA. meeting at the school at p m.
ST JOHNS LADIES' AID of Fraser will hold its annual
gins at
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10
LUTHERAN LADIES AUXILIARY Chapter 4. will hold a
bake sale Almas Gown Shop. Sale will II
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-02
.Hou,e
KENDRICK B. GEMMER.

DOatSWdln mdte &c, dTIlVcu III
Mount Clemens last night after
receiving his discharge at Great
Lakes. He has been in uniform
since March, 1912, and has serv-
ed 81 months overseas with the
Seabees. He spent two years in
New Caledonia and 13 months In
the Admiralty Islands and the
Philippines. He holds the Asia
tic-Pacific ribbon with one bat
tie star, the Philippine Liberia
ton ribbon, the American the
atre and Good Conduct Medal.
He is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. Gemmer, 140 Market street.
T/SGT. GUY L. BROWN, JR.,
%, received his discharge at San
Antonio, Tex, on Wednesday,
and is expected home tonight,
after 38 months in uniform, 14a
of which he spent as prisoner
of war after being shot down
over Germany. Sgt. Brown was
overseas for % months. He was
o radio operator with the Eighth
Air Force. participating in %
combat missions before being
shot down. His decorations in
clude the Air Medal with three
clusters, unit citation, a bat
tie star on his ETO ribbon ana
the Purple Heart. With his wife.
the former Sigrid Heine, he will
be at l69 North avenue until he
completes his plans for the flu
ture. Sgt Brown is the son OF
County Clerk and Mrs. Guy l..
Brown.
ENSIGN CARL MUELLER,
who has been spending 15-day
leave at the hme of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pat O'Grady left today for
Boston, Mass. where he will re-
turn to his studies at Harvard.
MAJOR DAUN G. ANTH-
ONY, 25, is home with his wife,
the former Phyllis Niemetta,
and their three sons at 165
Crocker boulevard, on 45-day
leave after eight months in the
South Pacific as commanding
officer of Psi fighter squad
ron. Until the war ended his out
fit flew long range escort and
strafing missions over Japan
from Two Jima. Major Anthony
wears the distinguished flying
cross, the air medal with two
clusters and two battle stars on
his Asiatic Pacific ribbon for the
offensive over Japan and the
battle of Two Jima. Son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Parme Anthony OF So
Lincoln avenue, he will report
to Santa Ana, Calf. on Dec. IS
for reassignment.
SECOND 1T. ROBERT L.
DeWEES. "a, has arrived in
Mount Clemens on terminal
leave until Dec. 7, following "a
months of service. He flew q
PAT with the Seventh Air Force
In the Pacific for eight and one
half months, and was forced to
bail out during one OF his pa
troll missions. He wears the Cat
erpillar Club insignia, and one
battle star on his A-P ribbon.
, He Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Devices, 1872 Rose street.
PVT. JAMES ULLRICH, 18,
has been transferred from Fort
Mcclellan, Ala. to the Univer-
sity of Minnesota. where he Is
taking an intensive course in
Japanese under the Army Spe-
cialized Training Program. He
Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ia
cob Ullrich of As Lodewyck ave-
nue..
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

Girl Customer Does this lip
stick come off easily?
Cosmetic Clerk Not if You put
M a good fight" EXcavatins En-
4iup.r.
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
DELMAR

The Uu!un THANK ~gi|lu4 S.ryic"
uill be- held in First Methodist
Church on the Mo.uin- ot Thanks
living Day. November - III Io:1"
O'Clock. the >rru.o. viii be by Rev
Leon Ros~ ot Alt On1. ruutca.
Next sunday ~ill Harvest Home
sunday
Donations ot canned Goods viii
he received any time this week. and
AtXr Sunday.
MI. Y. J. Curmine has returned
lrom a tWo weeks stay Wilh her
sister MIS- u II Colerdai, o.
Powers.
Mrs. Wuliau Ncl-on Nho n1-
h,en a rari~nr in rA' Peninsula
General Hospital .of several """h,
las returned TO hri nour here
Mr. and Nl~ G~or-e +. IIuiM
entertained on Tuesday Afternoon.
in honor III Master Roger llulll :
t5'h birthday anniversary. Ro-el +
: friends present hrou4hI birthday
wishes ot happiness and presented
him With lovely Gifts and cards.
Games Wrlr played and Icfl,-u-
mrnt~ served
Mr. and Mrs Samurl Smith 81
Philadelphia We're Week md @Ur~t~
ol his father Nr Charles T. Sluiin
bore
lloyd McC I.inc VINO has been ou
duty with tho ARMY in Italy Ton the
pasr t"o years has been honolahlN
DISCHARGED and has returned to his
home here.
Miss Katherine T.. Toppan Of hi
town. senior at Union COLLEGE
was recently elected reporter OF til,
Methodist Youth Fellow snip of The
Barbouvillc Methodist ChWch
Mis-, Topp;,n is q 4radualc oI tn,
DrlmaI fIi9h School
MisS'Ann" Jones spent SaturduH
in Philadelphia and attended tn,
Russian Ballet d, the Academy @
Music.
Miss Lois Galloway spent TIN
past week end With Mr. ANA Nr~
carroll |. Warner in I+a~tou Md
Mr. ana Nr~ Il Il Gbuf Wrr
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

4I~. Taylor case and children. LII
Jan. James and Donald oI Dove.
AII. and Mrs Barrett and daugh-
tt', Peggy ot Lancaster. Pa. were
week end guests " his parents. Nh.
and Mrs. W. =. Jackson. Nilliard
jackson OF Wilmington spent ~eve-
III days home on cunning trip
md his parents viii return with
ain for t!e Ihank%2iyine holidays
Sergeant Isaac OrNis rcru.nt d
saturday night from TWO years in
IL" European theatre Of war and he
""d Mrs, Oryis and their little son
8 harlt~ spent with his parents. Mr..
.Hd Mrs William OlNis.
Mrs. Margaret Fm1ow went to
Philadelphia on Saturday with III,
t!"H.o Demonstration Cluh.
Mr. and Mrs. Hazel Roe. Mr.. and
MIS- Martin Wilcutts attended a
'jGtAGay dinner al Hotel Rchard-
~on ON Saturday evening oiyen hl
; n"tor pcane Johnston in hunoi
of Mss Ethel Rash.
Mrs. Iglia Butler. who has been
'i~i'm- her slaughter and son-in
law. Nh. and Mrs. Virgil Dukes ha.
some 10 cambridge. Maryland 1,
Visit relatives
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23
MAGNOLIA

C.p,,I" j e. N.at....l arrived
in Ba.'im.u" .M SATURDAY. after
Layu- ~Y.lu $50 z-a.~ III I'll. PACT
.iy N.~. I-art... H..' aM th'ls
I'd .\l.e.- 'n ~t@, HI'' hm 'HiIi
A, r.c.i&.- ul- d.-eaA.-e. They ,N-
pet H. spend ThaAh--Nin- VIA
!,r la.rG'-. tI.. aHu MIS-. He.M"n
Re- Ort, -u.~,~ q. 'tv Roe "II.
Z. H.. ..u'1... Mrs. IlI""l'"' Il
Boom M. Ha Mas .,,rch'e and
Herman H.. j.. Nlo las re'eo'iE
lcceN "a his ii~rAaa-o
Mrs. s.. y. G..eu q Wllm'n-J"h
rent rL- uyr. -.d ~itH her sister
and !lo'.ea-ju-.au. .,U and Nir-.
H. g. Iu-..... .'t,. -uD~t~ ui 'aD
M4sMu- l. S.nd.t were Ma. "aa
the Srar, Eaard .. A-roltuao.
attended Tie a'MuaI me'tlL2 a' III"
National A~-o.iaa@. uI Secretaries
and Comru.~-lo.,. 81 A@riculfNe
hcld in NrunAie T"mv-~,e. r@-
,,utIy
Mr. Jam.- N,...l il confined q
lis l4ur ~ ILLNESS
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

called to Baltimore last week by
tie death of \Ir. ". T. Ghild-. thoit
dau-hter~. lalhrr-in-law.
Mrs charles Moole spent rhe
Week end III Baltimore With h,i
niece. Miss Ioycc King. " ho is It
-'udenr at The Maryland Institute
ot All.
Mn. Q. VI. Davis. Who has been
confined 10 his home hN illness tor
several weeks is Huch improved at
tl.l~ Nririu-
Tau Il Lowe SON OF the hate
Iie<eHiaH Lowe. r,,>~ed aWa% at his
home neul Delmar. Friday after
uou. following lim4eriu4 illness
O, sr"raI months. ftc Was - years
az axe and Was Al one sine eu4a2td
III tlv DujiN hU-in~~~ here INIT had
HrrN IN tite euapIu\ Of tAe Peun~ll
talIf. Railroad tor inc past scl rraI
years II" is survived ~ his mother
Ms Ella love. his Vie. Mrs. Ma
.iau Lowe, tour SONS. Paul Ir.. OF
salisbury. Robert O, Baltimore:
Malcolm of ;hr t. = y ana Juhn o1
rrInal, lour ~i~Jet~ Mis-. Winuar
Adkins. Ms Matthew l.aNlcsS and
ir~. Sherwood Williams. an ui
l'lmar ana Mrs. Roberl Love ol
ia~ton Md Funeral services Wrtv
i"ld at tue First Methodist Church,
bcln.a! MonGay afternoon. l;cA.
john W Townsend officiating.
Al~ Anna Touliu~on. Who ha-
been i'll at her hon" ON Jewell -
i"r several days is reported to he
uuWoNHg.
\ir. fred NJ Wri4ht, member Oh
Milford chronicle., 1945-11-23

MIR. and Mrs. +, V Hearn q
Salisbury Md spent the Week end
With their son-in-luW. Nr. and Ms.
q. e.. NcllVaine.
Mrs. Myla McIlvoint and dau-h-
ter Ann, Mrs Edna Davis. Miss
Eleanor Davis and collins Davis
We're Wilmington Visitors ON Sat
t.rday
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Ennis AZ
tended a shower given at the home
OF Mrs Madeline H. Bennett of Eel
ton on Saturday evening for Miss
Rachel kjllen OF Wilmington. Mr..
md Mrs Ennis viii also attend