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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-18
CLASSIFIED INDEX

CLASSkE lGO ANOA10
i-Announcemeas&
1-Automotive.
8-Chiropraetof.
9-Boats.
observation-disclosures
ia-Buiiders suppuss.
i3-Business Opportunities
l4-Business Service.
i5-Business Sites.
20-Cleaners DysrA
z2-Clothins
25-Coal- Wood-Fusl On,
3o--Dairy Products.
33-Doss-cats-pstA
3s-Dry Cleaning Pressing
4l-Eatables. ..
42--Eatins Places
<S-Electrical
4e-Electrical Supplies.
eGFissne..A
5o-Floor Finishsf
s1-Flortst
62-FoY Rent
53-Fo1 Rent At Resorts.
35-For Rent-ApartmsntA
60-Fe1 Rent RoomA
Groom and Beard.
65-For Rent-HouSeA
7o-Fos Sale.
73-Hardware.
75-Household Goods.
e0-Houses For Sale.
85--Help Wanted-Male.
o0-Help Wanted-Fennals.
91-lnsurance.
l00-Instruction.
l01-Jewelry.
l02--Laundry.
104-Loans.
l05--Lost and Found.
l10--Livestock.
Ill miscellaneous
l12-Machinery
l18--Music.
100 Office Equipment
i2l. Office For Rent
125- Participating.
1876 .Plumbing-Heatin0.
l27--Printing.
100 Professional
l35-.Personal
1856 Poultry.
l39--Radio and RepaifA
15o-Real Estate.
l52-Reirigeration Service.
153-Roofing.
55-Seeds-Plants Bulbs.
56-Situations Wanted.
l57--Shoes.
l60-Transportation and Storage.
161-Typewriterh
170-Wanted.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-18
Announcement

COME OUT AND SEE OUR SANTA
Claus for children and place ydur
orders for Christmas delivery. Tom
boys, swings, slides, doll cradles, tea
table sets, writing desk for school
children, toy chest and other articles.
The Swing Shop, Rocky Point, N. c.
Highway AL, r. B. Fink.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-18

FOR SALE AT, IDLEWuD. e-RooM
house and bath. Own. water system.
Double garage and chicken yard. 3
lots 10 210 each. Possession given at
once. For information. Bonham Grocery,
Audubon, Rt. 2. tt
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-18
FOR SALE

7o8 Market St. Large home =,
large beautiful lot, has h.r On
wood parquet floors throusS.
out, tile vestibule, steam hs s
thermostat control, 3 bath.
and IL bath, large spaciou,
rooms. Will appreciate show
ing this property to interestsd
parties. Can assist in tinanc.
ing
Rocky Point, nice s room and
bath home in perfect condition. NV
rift pine floors throu9homt
wired for electric range and
all appliances, Is acres ,H
cleared, no better farm land !.
Fender Co. 875 IT. road from.
age. Early possession.
Masonboro Sd. near Trail,
End nice. 6 rooms and bath
Bungalow 100 foot wat.r
frontage. Electric stove and
refrigerator included in price
Myrtle Grove Loop, S room
house equipped with Butan.
gas 80 acres, 800 #. plus road
frontage, all farm inmplements.
stove, shades and floor cover.
ing included.
WADE REALTY co.
]. e. L. Wade, Realtor
EOS Princess St.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-18

Gents, wedding bands. Assert
ed widths. Plain and en-
eraved. Solid gold - $3.50
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10
LAIR EMPLOYMENT GROUP
Ans BALLOT MOVE

-a.- FRANCISCO. Aug 10. up,
.... Gen. RoD"Ij W Kenny an
4lo.d Thursday that supporters
y. proposed state fair employ
t- practices committee law are
H asked to approve and finance
placing Of FEPC initiative
..a.a .arr on the Noyember 1916. CAL
-aa.. ballot
Kenny. honorary chairman Of the
..-2!ae committee backing a state
.aIC Joined WITH northern Cali
-~ Chairman BARLEY Crum and
..-l,ru Chairman Walter Wanger
. . ctu tor so uo0 to finance the
at..'I.e-
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10
Transportation
Phone lG0

4-Trdnsportotion
COUPLE, non drivers, would like
ride to Modesto or vicinity. Share
expenses. Phone Imp. 330l 8-1l
6-Help Wonted
-~~~~-o~> >--~~~~'-~>>~@-~>~~~-~>>-~~1 ~
WANT GIRL for Ofnce work. Must
be able to type and a rOOHKeeper,
Phone 1882. $40 So. 9Th St. 0-l4
REPORTERS-Part time only to
make occasional personal and IN
Surancc reports in and near Ri
Centre and other Imperial Valley
towns. Permanent with national
reporting agency. Please write
fully. All replies held strictly con-
fidential. OHanlUn Reports, $40
So. Spring ST, Los Angeles l3. 8-l5
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10
DEATH-FUNERAL
NOTICES

IORTON. MRS. F. A. IS, died at
ne home of a daughter. Mrs. Fred
Jll At Los Angeles Friday morn
.ug. She is survived by four sons.
i ID Horton and Barney Horton
B. Fl Centre and Lester and Lee
I,rtDu OF Salinas. and another
t3ueh,er Mrs. opal Johnson. Of
LOO, Los Angeles, Funeral services
LID be held on Monday at II am.
.oa Flower St. Los Angeles
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10
Card Of Thanks

!, r wish 20 eXple.sS Cur thanks to
everyUne for aD the kindness
.o&n us and au the beautiful
towers sent in the recent loss Of
1ru husband ana father, EzelI
Russell
MRS. ANNA MAE RUSS ILL
ROBBIE JEAN RUSSELL
Gil
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10
WOMEN PREPARE
FOR YOUR
FUTURE

Sears Roebuck & Co. offers you
an opportunity e earn top sal
ary and steady employment as
manager Of a Sears display and
catalogue sales store to he To-
Gated at $50 Main st. III BraW-
ley # you live in or around
Brawley and have some sales
experience don't overlook this
opportunity. Immediate employ
ment with full salary and living
expenses during a one month
training period in Sears Catal-
ogue Sales office in Pomona.
Calf. Also openings for sales
clerks with immediate employ
ment and expenses during two
week training period Write
Stating which position rOu are
applying Ior and qualifications.
Personal interviews arranged
with all applicants.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10
'-Help Wonted

DISTRICT MANAGER for one Of
the larger Life Insurance Com
pan!es, to specialize in Business
and Estate Plans. Age 80 to so, in
tcrested in permanent position
Win substantial income. Reply
giving full details, which will be
kryt confidential. Our representa-
tvs know about this ad. Write
Boz $50, cfO Po5t-PreSS. sill
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10
6-Help Wonted

BLACKSMITH wanted. Must be Al
workman. A c. Eaves Co. 9Th
and D Sis, BraNleE. u
WOMAN to work IN nome and help
care for chilrden. Box No. a. Post
Press. 0-l4
WANTED Woman to care for two
year-old boy mornings $3.50 TO II.
Apply 6l9 Vine ST. 8-14
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10

A vacant rouE Is unpau1otlc. FL
your vacancy by renting through
For Rent" ad. Phone 300.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10

FOR RENT-One year only! 80
acres old alfalfa, soft land Good
tor WatermelonS or carrots. Was
plowed last month.
ALSO 40 ACRES. 2 miles north Of
Fl CentrO In lettuce one season.
Also plowed. Call Imperial 1861
between and pm. 8-14
FOR LEASE OR SALE-On long
easy terms. A real uptO-date dairy
centrally located in the noun
talns with modern equipment and
modern home Electric cooler.
refrigeration and c u. There is a
big demand for such a local pro-
position. Write me for engagement
stating number of COWS available
W. P Capehart, owner. Box 1873
Jacumba, California. 8-l3
FOR RENT-40 acres for vegetables,
= mile north Meloland Store Joe
Odermatt. 8-14
l8-Country PropertY-Sole
DAIRY RANCH-l6G acres good
soft loan soil. Fenced and cross
fenced. Lots of buildings. 120 tons
hay. 35 heifers. miles east of
Holtville on Yuma highway. Land
$4,000. Stock. hay at market value.
Courtesy to agents. j. P. BorOs,
Rt. l. Box 16. Holtville. Calf. 8-1l
FOR SALE-30 acres 2-yr. old al
falfa. Good buildings on the high |
way. Water under pressure. Might |
rent for term of years. c. Muncey, !
608 Main. 8-1l !
FOR SALE-49 acres with nice coun-
try home, six-room modern house, ,
choice location Phone 8710-R1.
8-l4
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10
SEARS ROEBUCK
e co.

2G5G F. Olympic Blvd Los An
prlr7 81 CAL. D Mn XII \. Has
.ctj. Dep I0i
8-13
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10
for Kent

PARTY would like to exchange a
wv bedroom house IN south side
o! +. Centre for similar house or
apartment anywhere III or close
to san Diego for five Or six
months, Phone 13l. Corn Reed.
8-l4
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10

HOUSE for rent, unfurni,hed. s35
month one bedroom. one large
sleeping porch 1880 State, phone
636. gil
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10
l7-CounrY PropertY-LeGse
w. E. HANCOCK
Since 1914 ''The Farm Land Man"
IA miles west of Court House
PHONE 689

FOR RENT-One year only! so
acres old alfalfa. soft land. Good
Tor Watermelons or carrots. Was
ploWed last month.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10

80 ACRES. TWO Years in alfalfa
Good water delivery and drain
age Modern house with modern
conveniences. Barn. garage, chic
ken pen. owner must leave valley
due to his health 4. mi east ana
J.. mi. south ot junction Of III
highway and Imperial highway.
Howard Larson. 8-3I
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10
81 Used Curs

aq FORD Conv. oeuan Now tup
paint 5792 ceiling Hocckcr Bar
para Worth Hotel after pm. 8-ll
V ANTED VIII pay cash tor late
mode, 1871 or '42 Of any better
make W. cars. Phone &38, RAY
Measures. 8-l3
WANTED Model A Ford good
Body. running condition Cash.
Box 455 Post-PreSS. BIB
1896 PACKARD sedan for sale S725.
1886 Chevrolet pickup 3 ton truck.
$3.50 Both n good condition ana
GOOD tires Within OPA ceiling.
429 So. 9th. 8-l3
FORD Model A. Good tire. motor.
Want 1893 to 1896 Ford, Chey OF
Plymouth. 1910 Brighton 8-1I
32-A-Aufomotive Service
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10
You Can Talk to One Man
l8-Countrv prooerty-Sule

la-CountrY property-Sdle
PINE VALLEY - Large lots $500
and $500. Buy now. Build later,
E. G. Bangs, broker. 81
FOR SALE-About 60 acres OF the
best land with 4 good modern
house. $4,000 Possession end Of
escrow. $4,000 down. balance reaS-
enable payments ut A., int. See
Starr Won Fluss. 664 Holt. SIG
FUGATE
FOR
FARMS
GA Main Phone 474
9-1
80 ACRES. TWO Years in alfalfa
Good water delivery and drain
age. Modern house with modern
cUnVeniences. Barn. garage, chic
ken pen. owner must leave valley
due to his health. A. mi. east ana
J. mi. south Ut junction Of III
highway and Imperial highway
Howard Larson. 8-3I
70 r SALE
lG0 acre alfalfa land with
dairy barn fm, ID C1Rs. concrete
milk house. old house. 8 miles
west Of Fl Centro $3.50 per acre.
1913 acres alfalfa or flax land. 3
miles Last ol I'll Crutr0 500
per acre.
Write Cecil q. Evans. Box sos.
san LLis O3.spo Calf. for ap-
pointmcut in FL Centre August
21st. 3-12
l9-CitY Property Tor Sole
, STORY stucCo house , bedrooms
down stairs. Furnished. including
elec. ice box room new Apt. up
stairs. Immediate possession $3.50.
KATE OLDHAM
1877 No. 6th Fl Centre
FOR SALE 2 bedroom house. hard
wood front room. Just painted IN
side and ont. Cooler and cleo. wa
ter heater Nice lot Immediate
POSSESSION s4750. Terms.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
500 Main Phone GG0
8-17
FOR SALE > bedroom house. south
side. good location: cooler, new
water heater close 10 school. gar
age, fenced rear yard $472j
TYLER INSURANCE. AGENCY
go Main Pnonc eco
$40
? BEDROOM HOUSE. partly lur-
nished. Corner lot $4,000.
KATE OLDHAM
l27 No. 9Th II Centre
BIB
MODERN bedroom dwelling: large
living and dining room hardwood
floors. Improvements in GOOD con-
ditiOn. Situate in south part of
Citr. Immediate possession. Price
$4,000 One-half cash. balance
monthly payments
NUFFER LAND COMPANY
ll3 No. 5th CT. Phone 45-W
3-I4
3 BEDROOM frame. garage. So.
side. $4,000 terms
? BEDROOMS frame. hardwood
floors, venetian blinds A new
well built home, $1,000.
3 BEDROOM stucco. 1ra baths.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10
10 Apartments for Rent

WILL DO SERVICEMEN'S S clothes
Nice work. ll0 He'll ST 8-lt
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10
8 Situations Wanted

VIII. TAKE CARE Of children in
m home days or by week; or i'll
yDIr home evenings. $50 Orange
8-ll
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10
l2-WQnted 10 Rent

~71-~-~1".~17~o-0-@17|7 17|7~-0-~-~-~-O-N|7~N~-0-
TWO ADULTS wish kitchenette
apartment. Permanent tenants.
Contact Box 459. c 0 Posi- Press.
2-i4
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10

CABINS for rent in air-cooled Border
Auto Court, 4th ana Imperial. CAL
tXllD. 8-l4
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10

Will EXCHANGE small two room
apartment ideal for couple for
nice sleeping room. Conveniently
located for young lady working
downtown. Box 457, PoSt-Press.
8-13
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10

WAIVED LII A competent section
io."man for railroad. Contact
U!-ed States Gypsum office at
Plaster Citv. 8-l3
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10

32-A-Aufomotive Service
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10
l8-Country Property-Sule

FOR SALE-40 acres with nice coun-
try home, six-room modern house,
cnolce location Phone 8710-R1.
3-l4
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10
22-Elecricol Appliances

THREE BURNER Westinghouse
electric range. Good condition,
S5C. 401 SOSh F. St, Imperial. 8-l3
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10

4O-OOUI1UT IIOPCIIY Y--JIkA0
PINE VALLEY - Large lots-S400
and $500 Buy now. Build later
E G. Bangs, broker 91
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-10

FOR SALE-About 60 acres Of the
best land with 4 good modern
house, $4,000, Possession end Of
escrow. $4,000 down balance reaS-
enable payments at A., int. See
Starr Won Fluss. 664 Holt. SIG
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
Local USES Office To
Aid The Handicapped
Manager VIM. f.. Walls Says En-.
pl0ymemt Will Be Found

With the cooperation of industry
and labor. employment Opportuni-
ties will be found for the physically
handicapped worker VIM. +. Walls
Manager of the Milford United
States Employment Service declar-
ed today. Mr.. Walls said each of
more than 1.725 USES offices III
principal cities in the L. S. is pre-
pared 10 assist disabled veterans
and other handicapped workers in
obtaining suitable employment
where they could establish by their
own efforts employment security
for themselves and families.
The United States Employment
Service has the responsibility for
serving all rmployable persons who
come to il seeking work. but some
applicants need special assistance.
Among these are the physically
handicapped Through past exper-
fence the Uses has developed
special services for the handling of
such placement cases and is We'll
equipped to render top service To
employers and applicants interest
ed i'll the placement Of the handi-
capped
tIurn to Page ., Pleased
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
Wilson Vinyard Hears
Of Ships Exploits
Vessels Built At Local Yard Served
In Pacific And Atlantic Theatres

Wilson :. Vinyard, owner OF the
Ninyard Shipbuilding Company, this
city. this week received from the
office OF the supervisor OF Ship
United States Navy, let
ter which discloses that vessels
built during the current war at
Ninyard'S. acquitted themselves. to
quote the official Navy Department
publication rather proudly. The
letter which Mr.. Ninyard received
is reprinted below in its entirety:
Office of the
Supervisor OF Shipbuilding
United States Navy
Annapolis Yacht Yard. Inc.
Annapolis. Maryland
In reply refer:
NSC 4t200p HMC:wk
October 1915
Mr. w. 5. Ninyard
Ninyard Shipbuilding Company
Milford. Delaware
Dear Mr.. Ninyard:
Recently | received publica
ton from the Navy Department list
ing the operations which variou.
vessels of the Navy had engaged
in during the current war up t
and including all campaigns III th'
European Area and the Pacific
Area through the Western Carolin,
operation" except The COnSolida
(Tum to Page g. Please)
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
DMTA Backs Labor
Relations Council
Meeting Held At Pleasant Inn At
Dover Last Thursday

Al Il meeting OF the Delaware
Motor Truck Association Board OF
Directors held at the Pheasant Inn.
Dover on Thursday, October t. Il
Labor Relations Council to be
known as Delaware Labor Relations
Council. Inc. was sponsored by the
association The executive secre-
tary was authorized to proceed
with immediate incorporation.
The newly created organization
will operate as separate entity
with Il separate group OF officers
and directors. Membership in the
new organization, however. will be
confined solely to members of the
Delaware Motor Truck Association
who. because of the particular bus
mess in which they are engaged
would have reason to become inter
ested in the purposes of the COun-
ell
The creation of the council will
meet long felt need here on the
Peninsula and should prove to be
a real benefit to labor and indus.
try alike because OF the simplitica
ton OF negotiations and proceed
ings Roger Wooleyhan Of Wooley
han Transport Company and Harry
f.. Mayhem. Victor Lynn Lines. Inc.
Milford. and president OF the asso
citation. We're delegated to attend ;
meeting to be held at the head
quarters of the American Truckin!
Association. Inc, in Washington
Turn to PAGE =. Pleased
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
Bill Wells Now
Secy. of Milford
Bldg And Loan
Returned Air Force Vet
eran Elected At Recent
Meeting, Will Carry
Line Of Insurance.

j William Wells Was elected sec
retary OF the Milford Building and
Loan Association at a recent meet
ins OF the directors.
Nr Wells was honorabiy dis
charged from the Army Air Forces
on September > He was in the
Army nearly three years of which
- months We're overseas duty.
While overseas Nh Wells. then 4
sergeant. was awarded the Dis
tiuguished Flying Cross, the Air
mans Medal with Oak Leaf Clus-
Ter. the Good Conduct Medal, and
siN Battle Participation Stars.
\ graduate Ot the Milford High
school OF class IL, Nh Wells was
formerly employed Al the Milford
Trust Company. prior 70 his en-
try into service
Along with his duties OF secre-
tury Of the Milford Building and
Loan Associatiou general line
Of insurance will be carried by
Mr. Wells which will include fire
thrIt casualty and disqualification
Insurance
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
Home Coming At
St. Johnstown Sunday
l5Jth Anniversary Service will Be
Held I'm Historic Church

The annual home coming services
Of the St. JOhnstOWn Methodist
Church will be held on Sunday af-
ternoon. October II. TO cOmmem-
crate the l59th anniversary Of the
founding of this old church.
Services will begin al p. IN.
The speaker for the occasion will
be Dr.. Oler a BARLEY OF Wesley
Junior College, OF Dover
Special instrumental music vii.
be furnished by Earl Hollis oi
Philadelphia, accompanied hy Mrs
Charles Copple Of Salisbury Md.
Vocal selections by Mrs. Blen;
J Taman OF Wilmington and Mrs
Rita T. Chambers Of DrpXel Hill
Pa.
Tie Calvary Quartet Of Mlfor'
will render special selections.
The congre&ationai singing vii
be led by William Hoyce of Sea
tord
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
Robbins Webb Gets
Highest Farm Honor
National F. F. A. OrganiZa-
tiOn Recognizes Ability
Of Milford Farmer

The American Farmer Degree,
which is the highest award that
boy can receive from the National
f. f. A. Organization. goes to
Robbins Webb. member of the Mis-
pilliOn +. +. A. Chapter, Milford
Delaware and a graduate of Mil
ford High School. Robbins was Sc
lected as the outstanding +. f. A
member in the State of Delaware
and is definitely becoming estab-
lished in farming. His main interest
has been in the development of a
pure-bred herd of Ayrshire cattle
From his start with one heifer as
an f. +. A. project and as a part or
the regular high school vocational
agriculture program, he has in
creased his herd through the selec-
tion and purchase of new stock un-
til at present he mas a herd of II
pure bred animals. 6 COWS, hei-
fers, and bulls. He recently pur-
chased a daughter of Waipain
American Brown King. proven
sire that sold for 100000.
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Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
Watch For Riddles
Eye Trouble Signs
Health Board Physician Issues
Warming To Parents. Teachers

Autumn. early darkness. and the
resuming OF school lessons. are a
combination that leads Dr.. {. =.
Knight, director of the Division OF
Maternal and Child Health. to re-
mind both parents and teachers to
watch for signs of eye trouble in
children.
Behavior of children which may
indicate eye trouble includes the
following:
Attempts to brush away blur;
rubs eyes frequently; frOwns.
Stumbles or trips over small OBJ
jects
Blinks more than usual. cries
often. or is irritable when doing
close work
Holds books or small objects
close to eyes.
Shuts or covers one eye, tilts OF
thrusts head forward when look
ing at objects.
Has difficulty in reading or il
other school work requiring close
use of the eyes.
Is unintereSted in distant object.
or unable to participate in games
Turn TO Page ?. Please
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
Two Masons
Elected To
33rd Degree
{. E. Green And Urah w.
Long Given High Hon.
or, Delaware COnsiS-
tory Told.

The nominations and elections of
two Delaware to The Masonic
orders highest rank. that OF the
33rd Degree. We're announced last
Thursday night by Mayor J Wal
lace Woodfurd. OF Dover. deputy
tor Delaware OF the supreme
Council Scottish Rite of Free
masonry, Northern Masonic JuriS-
dictiOn.
The honortd men are Crah w
Ions. OF Selhyyille. who. earlier in
last Thursday. had been elected
grand master of the Grand Lodge
oI Ma~onS in Delaware, and Chas
l.. Green OF tarrclOtt. The AN
nouncement was made at Blu,
Lodge Night meeting of the Della
, ware COnsistory III the New Cen
tury Club.
Mayor Woodford. who told III,
nearly 700 Masons attending tn,
altair that Mir Lon2 and Mr.. Greer
Lad been selected for their out
standing work in Masonry. salt
that the nominations and election,
lad been made during the annua
meeting of the supreme Council o
Scottish Rite held recently in Bos
ton
10 BE Conferred Next Year
Tie degreeS Viii he conferred a
the next meeting OF the Suprem
Council in PITTSBURGH next Sep
tenher 1t was the first time i
several years that TWO Delawar
MasonS have been chosen for tn
Liah honor in the SINE year.
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Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
Wife Of Laurel Doctor
Is Victim Of Gas
Mrs. Roscoe Elliott Beliyed Victim
OF Accidental ASphyxiatiOn

Mrs. Mary Louise Elliott. A. wife
of DR.. Roscoe Elliott. was found
dead on the kitchen floor of her
home last Monday morning at 3 rs
o'clock from illuminating gas
Coroner William |. ConOway of
Greenwood said he was convinced
Mrs. Elliott died from" accidental
asphyXiation.
She was found by her husband. a
prominent Laurel physician for the
past 20 years.
DR.. Elliott told state police and
the coroner that he was awakened
shortly after 3 o'clock by his To-
year-old son, John coughing.
After going into the boys bed
room and covering him with a
blanket. DR.. Elliott smelled gas and
saw light burning in the kitchen.
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Milford chronicle., 1945-10-12
Prizes Awarded At
Millwood Flower Show
Affair Was Sponsored BY Home
Demonstration Club

At the Millwood Flower Show,
held on Wednesday of last week
and sponsored by the Millwood
Home Demonstration Club. the
following were the prize winners:
Dining room arrangements first
prize. Mrs Matte Dill; second.
Mrs. Helen Lynn.
Living room arrangement. first
prize. Mrs. Jennie Short; second,
Mrs. Mabel Davis. and Mrs. Nir-
ginia Kirby.
Arrangement in antique contain
ers. first prize Mrs. Nattie Dill,
second, Mrs Mabel Davis.
Sea shell arrangement, first
prize. Mrs. Jennie Short; second
Mrs. ROLAND Davis.
The Judges were: Mrs. j. =. Stew
ard, Miss Ida Draper. and Miss
Ida Roosa.
In the fted-bag dress parade the
first prize for fancy aprons was
awarded to Mrs David Greene, the
prize for fancy dress Was given tt
Mrs Mabel Davis.
A bouquet was presented to Mrs
Hannah Marsh as the Oldest lady
present.