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GLOSSY SURFACE;

60 about it, how many rinsings,
etc.,
Evening star., 1945-11-02

barber, about my hair. s'At's
good-a idea, boss he said, II comb
him down over you face. Look q lots
better" HmmrnT1. Maybe / need a
new hairdresSer. think III try
some of that varnish routine, and
buy myself some OF that padding
the girls wear. From now on, watch
Godfrey's hair.
Perfume is another beauty aid I
don't intend TO miss. / never
dreamed that a few drops OF per-
fume could do so much for q guy.
OF course, they've been making per
fumes for men for a long time, but
1t just doesn't do the same thing
for You. I've already bought q bottle
of Tonight or Never" and, con-
hdentially, If this stuff will do what
1t says on the label, I'm gonna make
sure I'm around when the cork. is
pulled. It's terrific! Just a touch
behind each ear, a few drops in
your beard and you'll need police
protection after dark. From now
on, just smell Godfrey!
I've been practicing this eyebrow
sN~AaAsA4hC, wv. A1Ok Liz - AbblC ALI
with a pair of tweezers and lots OF
other stuff. Just as soon as the
bleeding stops and can see again
I'm going to give 1t another try. I'm
sure I did something wrong, but I'm
not discouraged. After all, your eyes
are so important. Why, I've read
about girls who were just swept of
their feet, and all they did was just
scrub their eyelashes with this little
brush. Yep! From now On
/ have a feeling my friends will
hardly know me after this trans
formation. just wait till they see
the NEW Godfrey! I'll be supple as
a buggy whip in my new two-way
stretch, with my eyes just beaming
thousands of watts of personality
and invitation =. with my toes
sticking daintily out of my size
12s the alluring fragrance of
"Deyour Me Dearest" waiting out of
my ears and those new, express
i've hats. Oh, those hats! g..
From now on, watch for NEW
Godfrey.
Well see how YOU like it!
P. s. Honest, I'm Just kidding.
God bless our galsi With or with
out eyebrows, they're the salt of the
earthl ! love 'em alb
Evening star., 1945-11-02
NUT BREAD RECIPE.

(From Mrs. r. M, Mount Rainier. J
An answer to request for nut
bread recipe: One medium-size
orange, ! cup raisins or dates, 2 ta-
blespoons melted shortening, tea
spoon vanilla, l beaten egg, cups
white flour, VI teaspoon salt, tea
spoon baking powder. "a teaspoon
soda, cup sugar, u cup chopped
nuts.
Pour juice from orange in meas
uring cup and fill with boiling water.
Force orange rind and raisins
through food chopper Coarse
blade). Add diluted orange juice.
Stir in shortening, vanilla and egg.
Add -four, sifted with salt, baking
powder, soda and sugar. Beat well.
Stir in nuts. Bake in creased loaf
pans (5x9) in moderate ovens $50
degrees for about / hour. Cool in
pan before slicing.
Evening star., 1945-11-02

HOW can / explain TO my mOCQer
that what she calls a healthy figure
is the big worry of my life? I'd call
my figure 'stocky,' not healthy and
as far as can see the girls who are
really attractive have the look that
I believe is defined as 'willowy.' I've
tried dieting, cutting down on bread
and SO forth, but mother sees
through my scheme and insists I
get my calories. In general, I'm
treated like healthy, growing girl,
and most of my concern for my fig
ure, and other things, is considered
funny by my family
Up to a certain point we see how
you feel. We remember when the
word nutrition" left us very cold
indeed, and we were much more
concerned with our figure than with
what vitamins and calories were 60
ing to do to make our skin glow"
and our hair shine" However, If
we interpret you correctly, we as
sumo that you're not actually fat
ln YOU were. good physician might
he able to help you with that prob
Hem. Rather, you have what Is ae-
tually deflned-wf1ether you like to
admit it or not-as a healthy" fig
ure. A starvation diet might make
You sway gently with the passing
breeze won't go into Its more
CORY consequences.
r. Since you've struggled through
some sort Of personal hygiene. in
lstruction or its equivalent - in
school, we also won't 60 into dis
cussion of the food properties, and
so forth, that are essential to good
health generally. Because, OF course,
the old rule about various types of
food, such as proteins and minerals,
vitamins and energy foods, with
calories galore, being necessary, is
still true. The point is, that the
not-really-fat gal who decides to
lose weight probably cheats herself
out Of the very energy foods, such
as potatoes, bread, fats and so on,
Evening star., 1945-11-02
BY Arfhar Godfrey

Guest Coiumning Tor Evelyn Hayes.
put on pair Of shoes with no toes
or heels. and 60 out walking on q
hot summer day wearing Q silver
fox cape?"
/ I'm reconverting, too. I'm going
to give 1t q whirl. From now on,
watch Godfrey's hats. They'll ex-
press character and mood. I'm
tossing my inhibitions over my
shoulder.
OF course, I'll need a lot Of hats,
and lots more closet space around
the house. Mrs. Godfrey won't mind
that, I'm sure.
And I'm not going to stop at hats,
either. I've just as much personals
ity in my toes as the next one, I'll
have you know. After this, watch
Godfrey's toes. They're going to
stick out all over the place.
I'm going to give this girdle busi-
ness fling, too. II girls have that
secretary spread" problem, how
about the boss bulge?" yep, I'm
ordering girdle today From now
on, watch Godfrey's-well, VA Just
watch!
I've already talked to Sam. the
Evening star., 1945-11-02
By Peggy Roberts

Beautiful lacy stitched bed Jacket
for warmth and comfort when lying
in bed. You'll find it wonderful to
relax in this soft and billowy jacket.
Pattern envelope contains COM
plete easy-to-read and easy-to-
follow directions and stitch illustra-
tions for medium size with direc-
tions for making smaller and larger.
Our .60-page multicolored book of
Needle Arts containing five free pat
terms, and many other suggestions
for dressing up your home and your
self is now available. Send your re-
quest for this book to the address
listed below, inclosing 20 cents in
coins to cover the cost and mailing
charges,
Send Is cents (coin) for Pattern
No. R2327 to Needle Arts Dept, The
Washington Star, P. o. Box 172,
Station d, New York 3, N. Y. Please
include your postal zone number.
Evening star., 1945-11-02
The Young Idea

around what you consider your de-
feet, instead Of using it as q scape-
goat for dissatisfaction.
We've seen it done, and so have
you-the not-so-slim girl who rates
with both boys and girls. Hang
onto your calories, and concentrate
on what you can do to convert your
fancied liability into an asset.
Evening star., 1945-11-02


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Betsy CasipeH.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-22

JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIR
ing, quick and reliable service.
work guaranteed. Estimates
cheretully made. Ina Boone, 2nG.
floor. Adams Bldg. Phone G20-J.
25-27ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-22
REPAIR SERVICE

HAYES THOMAS ELECTRICAL
Service, electrical contracting ala
repairs. Phone 85g-W, p. O. Boz
800, Henderson, \. {. &-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-22
Sect Funeral Friday.

Funeral services for Levi Scott,
colored, Of Middleburg, who died a,
his home Tuesday, will be held Fri
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
St. John church with Rev. James
Burchett conducting the services. He
is survived by his widow, Mamie
Scott, five daughters and four sons,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-22
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
In The Superior Court,
Before The Clerk.

county OF alCC.
Alex Richardson, Administrator of
the Istatc OF d. Is. >atterWhite.
deceased.
James SatterWhite and wife, Win
ifrel SatterWhiIa, Maggie l.. Per
~ and husband, Charlie Perry.
Mary Jane Tabourn, widow, Hat
tie P~etitaway, widow, Mamie ID.
Richardson and husband, Ale
Richardson. John SatterWhitc and
wife. Agnes SatterWhite, William
SattcrWhite and wife, Myrtle Sat
tcrWhite. $. ii. Watkins, trustee
and T. p. Gilolson, trustee.
The defendants James SatterWhite
and wife, Winifre5 SatterWhite,
Maggie L. Perry and husband,
Charlie Perry, Hattie PettaWay,
Widow, Joan SatterWhite and wife,
Agnes SatterWhjte, William Satte.-
white and wife, Myrtle SatterWh :,
md each of them, viii take notice
hat an action as above entitled IN
the nature Of a Special Proceed ag
has been commenced in the Superior
Court Of Vance County, North Car
DINA. for the sale Of the lands OF the
late d. B. SatterWhite to make as
sets tor his estate;
And the said defendants James
Sat.erWh.ta and wife, Winitred Sat
terWhite. Maggie L. Perry n nus
band, Charlie Perry, Hattie Pe,ta-
way. Widow, John SatterWhite and
wife, Agnes SatterWhite, William
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-22
HELP WANTED

WANTED FIVE WHITE LADIES.
Hotel Vance. 20-l2tI
FARM HELP WANTED FOR 1916
on halls or for wages. Small but
good house. Plenty of tobacco and
what cotton that is wanted. No
cotton required. House now avail
able. F. NJ. Ayscue, two miles
South of EPSON, Henderson
route ~ 2l-2tj
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-22
LOST-FOUND

LOST IN POSTOFFICE WEDNES-
day, a small black change purse,
containing $1,000 or more. No
identification. Reward. Gail 1872,
Frances Boyd. 22-4#.
LOST BROWN AND WHITE SPOT
ted female hound with brown belt
around body. Reward. Please
notify DR.. Kallman, Phone 626.
1861
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-22

Alex Richardson, Administrator OF
the Estatc OF -. Is. SatterWhlte,
deceased.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-22

WANTED 8 TO 5 ROOM APART
me.It or house any where in Hen
derson. Veteran with wife and
child. desire 10 settle here per
manently. Phone 100, 8 to ). Ny.
Tyndall. 2l~tu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-22
&wnMEzEaMMONEY
USE TIE WANT ADS

ODx~ i
FOR SALE.
MONUMENTS
NfAr'hENo
from me
South LarsGS' 1lo,L THrTn rae'ofS
W. W.,
zls 1ouns 81 f"o"e H
rID rIIF REST IN FANCY
groceries irssl runs. {'41.'.I'r,
1LeNh ''''n oH ~. -.''
lE'o',' 49, ii'- w.. 'et-@.
FROM I'Ne
FOR YOUR CAR. THREE TRUAf-
net musical horns thar. ..' .a"...
rl,v -G3I Blp~~. America" ~
flreS.one S.2-y go
Wb.+o RlatS Res RI.f. C.as.
Nav, U2mne54re ais, h.s..,
snrtment ~ saeesII Y.i..- r..
o~1alitv chicks Eaf...ns EVERY
n,ooI, ~pirrbatr H|a..aa.,. psfs-
burg va. O-5l-2'.
FOR SALE 1927 & CyTNDaa
S+,aebal;er Dictator t,y, com.
sadan C,.1ino n... S23g a.. NM.
,Tg"'. Ing aG.HI, 2,.ll =.
H'c'I NJ "o. ~ 80.
a | c.ion-Can-etre pf 5. Con-.
Fycrbear,ng, 80 New r..e4taf
,n" Hl-(- ,.t,l'r, 5.,' b..
e. - bl.,.'I w., .''
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-11
FISHERS DISTRICT
Near l,rrrnMnndl

Mr. and Mrs. J ". EIwcu were
supper guests OF MIR. and Mrs.
iooree Brown and daughter on
sunday.
Mrs. Florence Todd was a din
ucr guest OF Mr. ana Mrs. Holland
Prettyman OF Milford on Thurs
hay.
Sergeant John \. Morris was a
recent Weekend guest OF his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. 7, 7. Norris.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. W. Rust spent
Sunday evening with Mr., and Mrs.
Earl Griffith and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Seldcrs and
daughter ot Baltimore We're recent
Weekend guests OF relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs Gootcc Brown and
daughter We're guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Brown OF Denton on
sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Ross Coleman and
family have the sympathy of the
community in their home being
burned early Monday.
Corporal George THOMPSON left
on "Wednesday for Atlantic CITY af-
ter spending the past three weeks
with his mother. Mrs Alice Thomp-
son and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Williamson
and Mrs. Thomas Smith spent We
Day in Philadelphia. The small
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Williamson
has been a patient in 4 hospital
there tor the past week.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-11
MILLVILLE

All extend sympathy to Mrs Ida
NJ. Powell and her children and
their families. who received word
on April ,. from the War Depart
ment that her grandson. 2nd Lieut.
Harold +. Long. navigator was
killed in action over Germany ON
March l.. Dickcy graduated from
Lord Baltimore High School in
1871 where he was an outstanding
student and athlete. He was a
member of the Methodist Church
her" and was always willing TO
tax" part in the church activities
He entered the air force in June
1914 and was sent overseas in Feb
ruary 1915. We all glicvc for
Dickey as he was beloved bv the
Older folks as we'll as the young
people.
Miss Betty Bennett is spending
some time at Chester. Pa. with her
relatives.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-11
RESOLI TIO\

WHEREAS it is deemed by the
|ity Council Of the City of Milford
10 the best interest OF the Civ ot
Milford that new street be 10
Gated and opened. cOnnecting
North Washington Street as now
opened from the intersection OF y.
+. 9th Street and North Washing
ton Street with State Route No. ii.
known as the Rehoboth Cutoff
Said street 10 be laid ont for "A
width of 10 IT.. except the first six
" feet which shall be thirty Zee,
wide, and to be an extension u1
North Washington Street.
NOW. THEREFORE,. BE IT RE
SOLNED by the city Council of the
City OF Milford that new street
connecting existing North Wash
ingtOn Street from y f.. 9th Street
to the State Route No II known
IS the RchohOth cutoff be laid out
and opened and more fully de
Scrihed as follows: beginning at
intersection OF y. r. 9Th Street
and Washington Street. thence
North seven degrees and five min
uteS East. sixty feet. said street to
be thirty feet wide thence. North
thirteen degrees and fifteen min
uteS East. 56l.5 feet. thence North
seven degrees and nineteen min
utcs East 1922. feet to Southern
Right OF Way line OF State Route
No. II for width of forty feet.
AND BIZ IT FURTHER RESOLN-
ED that the City Council OF the
City of Milford shall sit at its
Council chambers located ut civ
Hall known as No. l. North Wal
nut Street ON Thursday the l7th
lay of May, l945. from 100 p. NJ.
o 500 r. NJ. 10 hear objections to
he laying out. locating and open
;n2 said street and award Just and
reasonable compensation to any
me who will be deprived OF prop
crty thereby.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
that a copy of this resolution shall
be posted in five or more public
places in the City of Milford at
least five days before the day fixed
for the hearing aforesaid and shall
be published in a newspaper pub
lished in the City OF Milford at
least five days before the hearing
aforesaid.
CITY COUNCIL or THE
CITY OF MILFORD.
DELAWARE.
+, &. EVANS. Mavor
Attest: \. T., IIumcS.
Secretary and Treasurer. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-11

of Elkton. and Mrs. Pauline 10
lanck. of Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs \. Johnson and
Mrs. Stella Palmer. of Milton. were
callers at the home of j. II. Morris
last Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Kcnton. of Magnolia
spent Il few days with her sOn-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Norris last week.
Mrs. y. Il. Cain is still i'm very
weak condition following her recent
illness.
Now that the State Tests are
over and the reports on them all
in, the school is back to its normal
routine AGAIN.
Mrs. Brinshurst and Miss Mack
Cy gave our children very interest
iG@ talks on the effects of alcohol.
The boys and girls played Clay
ten last week on the Clayton dia-
nIond. The boys returned vic;uri-
GUS with a score of 22 to {. The
Girls lost to the Clayton girls ~ to
s.
In the primary and intermediate
GradCS' contest in the War Stamp
and Bond Sale the 9th grade was
hivhcst. the 18th grade was second.
In the upper grades. the "Thunder-
bolts are ahead of the "BlOck-
bust
The school in cooperation with
the town has collected over 600
pounds Of clothing for the liberated
countries.
The 7th and Sth grade girls
hcmmed - handerchicfs, blanket
stitched II wash cloths and made >
utility bass this week.
II any person wishes to have
scrap paper removed, please call
the school as there will he no more
regular collections this school
Year.
Dr.. Smith immunized eleven pre-
school children against diphtheria
and smallpox last week.
commencement Exercises will be
held in the school auditorium on
Thursday, June eth. at D. m. Bac-
calaureate Services will be on the
preceding Sunday in the evening.
A We Day program with Reve-
rend Wood reading the Scripture
and offering prayer and Mr.. los.
GeroW as guest speaker was held
on We Day.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-11
FREDERICK

n Mothers Day pageant will
be given Sunday evening. Nav IL
entltIed "Hcr0inCs of the Past" i'm
Trinity Methodist Church. All are
cordially invited to be present.
The Womcn's Society for Chris
tlan Service was entertained at the
church last Friday evening. The
hoStesSes were: Mrs. Katie Boone.
MIS-. }. II. NJ. Darbic and Mrs. Eva
Sharp. The program follows: Dc
Votl0nal services. Mrs. ID. T.. Wood
reading. Mrs. Marion Gcrow: read
ing. Mrs. Mae Hendricks: singing
solo. Elizabeth Jane Gerow; piano
solo. Dorothy Warren; violin solo.
Mrs. j. II. NJ. Darbic. During the
social hour the hostcsscs served
refreshments.
MI. and Mrs. Conner Mitten. of
milford. were guests on Sunday of
Mrs. Katie Boone and Mr.. H. F.
Mitten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Webb and
daughter. of Houston. were guests
of Mr. and Mrs Willard Sapp on
Sunday.
Mrs. Leonora Langrell spent the
week end with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Reed
hughes, at FELTON,.
Miss Mary b. Melvin. of Newark
spent the weekend with her moth
er. Mrs. Edith B. Melvin.
David II. Phillips. farmer died
in Kent General Hospital last week
following an automobile accident
Funeral services were held i'm Do
yer at the TOrbert Funeral Home
Mrs. J. b. DerricksOn came home
last Wednesday, after spending the
winter with her daughter. DR.. Mary
McCurdy, and her sOn-in-law. DR..
Harold McCurdy.
Miss Jennie Morris attended the
Junior prom at Wesley Junior Col
lege at Dover. Saturday night.
Mrs. Howard Welch. of Garden
City. l.. L.. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Harfin. of Williston Park. l.. l.. and
Mrs. Henry c. Lynch. of Cheswold.
were guests last week of Miss He
lena Case
Miss Jennie Morris. of Junior
College. had for dinner guests last
Sunday, Miss Betty Jane Bollinger.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-11
NOTICE FOR SEALED ribs EnR
SALE OF GUARD BOAT
"DELAWARE"

The undersigned. Oyster Revenue
Collector tOr the State OF Delaware
pursuant to the provisions of House
Bill No -, approved March IL.
I9fI. authorizing and directing him
to sell the boat known as the Guard
Boat "Dclaware". will receive seal
ed bids from prospective purchas-
crs OF the said Guard Boat Della
ware. subject to the following
conditi0ns:
|. All bids shall be filed with
the Undersigned, Oyster Revenue
Collector for Delaware. at his of
flee in tn" Town of Magnolia. Kent
County. state of Delaware. on on
before Monday May 21. 1915 at /
o'clock p. NJ, Eastern War Time.
>. The undersigned will open
all bids properly filed as herein
provided at , o'clock p. NJ. Eas-
tern War Time, on Monday. May 2l.
1913, at the office of the said under
signed in Magnolia, Kent County.
Delaware.
All bids must he accompanied bv
a certified check for the amount of
each such bid. payable to the order
of State of DclaWarc".
All checks accompanying bids
not accepted by the Collector will
he promptly returned to the bid
dcrS submitting the same.
). AT such opening. the Collcc-
tor will determine if the highest
and best bid made is satisfactory.
and if satisfactory, said Collector
shall make award accordingly to
the successful bidder.
I. The collector reserves the
right To reject any and all bids re-
celved and reserves the right to
re-advCrtiSc and receive bids in
the event that Il satisfactory bid is
not received and accetped at the
time OF the opening of such bids on
the date last mentioned
,. All inquiries concerning the
sal" Of said boat shall be addressed
% the undersigned Collector at his
office in Magnolia Kent County,
Delaware.
Is. Said Guard Boat "DclaWare"
may he inspected on each week day
between the hours of | p. NJ. and
J p. NJ. at Port Mahon. Kent Coun-
Y, Delaware. where said vessel is
berthed. on and after May :. 1945.
!. Possession to be delivered to
successful bidder Immediately upon
acceptance of said bid. such deliv-
cry to be made at Port MahOn.
THOMAS f.. MOORE
Oyster Revenue Collector
for the State OF Delaware
Dated Magnolia. Delaware.
April %, l9l5. mi 2t
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-11
CHURCHES in MILFORD
Calvary Methodist Church
''The Church of a Warm Spirir'
Rev. M. Eugene Hungerford, Minister
sunday. May l%

SUUd1N. May l2
900 a. m. Class Meeting Harry
Emory. leader
lo:oo II. m. Church School John
Wilkins. superintendent All mrmhcr.
and Visitors Welcomes
Hoo a IN Day of Prayer Will m.
observed in all services \ request 0i
the President Of tn" United STATE,
Also Mothers bay Special S,.lcctious
lay Young Peoples Choir Flowers may
he brought in honor and memory of
Mothers
go p. m VI. Y. r. This mrtius
will Il" conducted hy tn" president
Miss Betty I'aVinGrr
-" y. m.-IDivinc Worship. SONG
service. Prayer and Message"
Prayer Meeting ON Thursday at 7.3o
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-11
Pilgrim Holiness Church
South East Front Street
Charles w. Baker, Pastor
Sunday. May L.

Ia u. IN. Sunday school Hubert
Ia%SWatcrS. superintendent.
| 90 u; m. Preaching
7:nn y. M. Musical. Song and Praise.
500 p. IN. Preaching.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7:3u o'clock.
We want to invite YOU to our scr
vices: also our sunday school We have
classes for all ages.
Special invitation to thos, who go
to no church school. We invite YOU
Come with MS, get acquainted with
our fine group of boys and girls and
godly teachers. l'ar"ntS could not do
a noblcr thing for their children then
send or bring them 10 Sunday school
Awards are given To taCh worker
our motto: Pray. Plan. Come.
Work -
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-11
First Baptist Church
Not to be Ministcrcd Unto. But to Minister
Rev. Leon c. Nelson. Pastor
Sunday. May /,

!"-"u T. m.-Eihlc School Tonic
h" TrnG"dy of the Northern King
h"nn. j"In our growing and going Ri
tcndrnt -
Hoo 4 IN. Morning Worship. Mes
sag. Great and Precious Promises
OK" p. m.-lfoys' and Girls Good
News cub. Junior High and Baptist
outh Fellowship Groups will meet.
80 p. m.-lnformal Song Service
an" an" fN"hlhG Worship. Message. The
Monday, 500 p. m-Thc Service
Wives and Friends Group will meet
with Mrs. Harry Rust ON Marshall
street.
Wednesday. 500 p. m.-Pravrr ana
Iihl" Study Hour
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-11
The Presbyterian Church
''Thc Church on the Plaza"
Rev. John NJ. DeChant. Minister

SundHN. May L.
~" -; M sunday School Mrs. j.
II. Gordon, superintendent.
II ~" u. Worship and Srrmou
Topic. "Thc Obligations of Victory. =
':%n y. IN. Junior Society. Mrs.
t;""rE" Shactf"r. leader.
G@" y. m Youth Peoples Society.
Th"l" will he a special Mother.
DAY program in the Sunday school
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-11
IN M E MORIAhl

In lowing u.rmoty ot my wife niui
mother, Hlizahsth Wharton Wis,
One year ago This morniug.
~ htll Jesus CHlird NUU home
r." cam" and took YOU 10y thu hand.
And left us here alone.
We loved YOU. YES, W. loved you.
TO youdcr SHINING shore
Though hcr >mil, has gone forever
And her hands sac cannot touch
We viii never los, TN. memory
or the wife and mother W. loved 50
much.
Sadly missed hA Hu~hand and little
Daughter. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-11
IN NJ 6 MORIAM

Ia loving memory OF our mother and
Wife. Ella Reed. Who passed away on
May 1&. 1"lt;
Mother, dear. we lajd You To resi-
With folded hands upon your breast
W" SaW Nou fading. day 10y day.
! Ct IN our hearts. prayed YOU mipht
stay.
So beautiful jn death You lay.
Twas sad to know YOU could not STAY
ON heart twas hard Ia watch YOU 20
H"cauS'. YOU see we loved YOU 50
|aroW'll. dear one. YOU ne at resi-
Let's think tlat All is ior the best
tm earth with u~ YOU could not Ia.
liljt We can sometime come To thee
So much we miss YOU every dav
w" Miss Your bright and loving WAY
How "" shall long To bind once moIr
our hearts together rs of yorc
The sorrow OF that Saturday morn
When 10y your bed we stood forlorn
For death had claimed YOr for his own
And We knew your soul had flown
Il WAS thc day h"forc Mothers DAY
That YOU We're called away
To meet your mother who loved YOU
too,
Yet here on earth YOU never knew.
Deeply loved and sadly missed hy
Husband and children. ltp