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Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
SLAUGHTER NECK

The funeral ot Mis- Harry As-o.
of Milford Was held in SlaU1hfe.
Neck Church on "Wednesday af'.l-
noon after passing way in tn" Nii-
fo!d Memorial Hospital Wh'I" shr
had been confined tor >ry.I:l weeks
with paralysis. Her family has rh'
sympathy of this community
Mrs. Molly Edwards is jup:ov-
ine with her fractured hip III 'he
Milford Memorial Hospital ~ This
time
Mr.. Elwood Ar-o and NJ. Na.b
Wcry visited with AlI~ W,gy ar
their summer home IN The ho4u't-
fui hills near Wa~hl-ron. Pa.
last week
Nj ana Nh, If l.. Eio.!,uh.oh %,
HIM TOP Kroner Fam. 'nr,.r3.u,d
Nh. and Mrs Frank Na~r ~ Phi!a-
dclphia. Pa. th" past W''k-vnd. O9.
Saturday. they We're Io.i.rd hy Mr.
and Mrs William VI. Robinson. ui
Robins Haven 1os G.nl.. uit"g
which they all lcit tor th" hom' ct
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Robinson a.:
SHADY Maple" in Hatly ord M
joycd horseback rldn- UNrI. dusk
tor recreation.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos EN2mau aaj
daughter. Margaret. entertained
Mrs. Hignmau = sister. and husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Decker. OF Milton. un
Sunday. They enjoyed dinner to-
gether and latter on with Mis-. Will
liam NJ. Robinson took q tramp
through the woods
Mrs. Charles W,ischadrl ot Al
COS Corner. l. spoudin2 Il week III
Philadelphia shopping and VISITING
with relatives and friends
We are 4lad ~ soc Paris John-
son back home with his family
here. having had an honorable dis
charge from thv /. : Army i'm
Florida. where h, was stationed ion
Il while: lc was also stationed IN
Texas
Mr.. W. James Dallas has accept
cd a position as accountant in Mil
ton. working in The lurmtWc stor,
OF clyde Belts
Mr.. Fred Lewis was taken to- tn,
Milford Memorial Hospital suffer
ing from heart trouble. We hope
to SEQ him ont AGAIN soon at the
home Of his DAUGHTER. Mrs WlIIiar
Stokes
Mrs Hayward Robinson and
children. Charles and Nancy Ann. oi
Dover. came to visit with Nh auc
Mrs. William VI. Robinson ON Moth
cr's Day. with gifts. and enjoyed
dincnr with them az Robins Ha-
ven, after church service. also Nh
and Mrs Boy Hayes. OF Lane
Inn. were supper guests ot th'
RobinsOns.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pointer. Ut LcWc,
Spent the Weekend with her niece
and husband Mr. and Mrs. HARRY
Prettyman.
Chief Petty officer David TrrYct
te. / Z. OF the Navy. visited his sis
ter and family. Mr. and Mrs. W
James Dallas, and son, Glenn. ol
Saturday. also Mrs Clifford IRE
vctte and children. Clifford, Jr.. au'
Landelcl. of Chester Pa.
Mrs Paul Willms and daughter
Janet. of Dover, is spending par
OF the week with her parents. MI
and Mrs Harry Prcttyman.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
BETHEL

Nr and Mis- Eomr~r N,e~irh ol
Sycamore ana Mis- Hoh'lt smith
q; Blidge1Il}r we've SUNDAY quests
q: Nh and Ngs tohu Phillips
f.ldcl and Mrs. Beuurtt cI Nav-
dcla. Maryland and Nl1~ Kern oi
H' huaf. Mr. and Nr~ Whit, oi TIL
town and Miss Lena plummyu Of
Laurel We're All dinner GUESTS o
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin McGrr sun
day
Tho comm ON NJ, Cluh MOI al TIE
home ot Mrs Anna Smith on Wpd-
hcsdaE clenin4
Mis-. Thomas Nilbouru Wa~ a
week end guest OF Mr.. and Nh~.
William ! Hopkins in Laurel
MI B + Robbins is >l>itiu- ie-
latives in N"w York ,itl.
MI and Nr> William Fond or
Milton We're guests ON Monday d.
Nh and Mis- Harley Ha~rin-S.
Mrs Earle r. Allon has received
a N-letter from her husband. 2nd
Lieutenant Earl" Il. Allen Written
aftel his release from German
Prison tanp after min" monrEs in
termenf y cable also Mas receive ri
or Monday stains he was wcl ana
hoped 10 see al soon Ills Parents
Mr. amt Nh Norman f. Allcn 81
also hay" received a N-mail and a
cahl" from him. Lieutenant Allen
was captured when his BIZ VA.
shot down over Yu1osloNia in lull
1914.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
CEDAR NECK

Good '-,l': + ~ ~. Il, 3"t..-
.nr alou tal.h and e..ar .f.u-
uIuu plpp"l Gt.-
Methodist ,1.H,h ,.H.a. H..
--rh ~ II. ~,nds> SCHOOL + H
~.tl.ur ~ .. e~'.. ~.ttG...~
mis- S1udas N3l y. a.la H. e..
.Gar N.,s ,t.... Ir III. I.a -.-
..le i. i - r.. ,.tatuft5 and .,-
...s,G ...a.~h.-., H.. 'a,.. s..
-nod r,.ay~. r'atjan =. a.s felix's 80
Welcome ~. ~" 3H~'a \l~'-a
..- Hl5t.d .1G "..e.'.
"B, Il, -eut e.... + j. =,
10. 4..ajG Nasa t.-a
Ms. \jrol Ea....~ $500 1s~ ....
ILL., is i;.t.ptjn- u. 1..~ Ns.fI..-.
Mis- El.-" D.aa:r.- Il \ ns>
-l..-. a. MI aHG H5- r. I.>.~
Watson IN TH..~day
Ms. 1o-... N.@s a.5 ~oN
WilM-toH han, t.3. ti>.-.a- .,.
parents AH aad Mis- i.a..&
@Glo~,. i II, rhsa .a,...a-.
Ad u.as ,lua hands arG .,.t
The Missionary tu,., ~ a.<.sz
pluch my ~ ~, .u". II N. a:.d
',t~ T DAVIS Watson On T.,>a4y
evening Tho-, psr>yn' w,s,. MIS-
I~+bI Wai;r.. Miss NNul, Coffin
Nl ana A.l- Edmurd tayl. Ms
U.Wniu-. Ma and Ms Charles
swain. Nh and Mrs Harold DN.-
ton. Nl~. Matl Mason Al1~ Ken
ton. Nh. G.ace Wilkins. Ms E.lu-
ma Wut~o. and B.e\tvHd i L
Bailey. Reverend Bailey addressed
fAc @goUp y H..H happy 'lMr IN
'tt Lord vas ealoN"d a.'.l whte.
'ia.e IT,, hostess ~,i|.i ci lthoI
salad ~ard~ ic:.'~. ca,',e. Olive.
rnd Eitf.
Nr. ana Mis- Esu.-. Wa-~rn IN.
Mrs Lay Watson and lay u spent
>uuda} el,uju- Wlch Ma and @.-
/,d Far,U'- ut Slauelt: Neck.
Nh and Ms Gfan>i'l. Shoyhl .
an5 t1mily visited Nj AND \n.~
Raymond Davis and son. Charlie
Raymond oH SUNDAY yY"lju-
Mr. Jay Watson a1d son s}ru
sunday witt hcr parents, Air. an,
Mrs Horny Warren in Lincoln
"IalthfulIHe<s in a lttle 'tine j
= Wy -lcat thi1-
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
Harbe>on Infantryman COnNaleSc-
ing In Army Hospital Overseas
The l31th General HnSnital. Eng.

land Wounded in the neck hy she'll
fragments in Germany. Private
James W. Moore. 26 years old. of
HarbesOn. an infantryman with a
heavy weapons company. is now
recovering at this United States
Army general hospital in England
He has been awarded the Purple
Heart During the rapid advance
toward the Rhine River. Private
Moore was riding a truck when il
was struck Ivy an enemy shell He
was given first aid and then evac-
uated TO this hospital for further
treatment. "Private Moore has
made rapid progress and is now
undergoing rehabilitation pro-
gram upon completion of which he
will return to duty" said his ward
surgeon. Captain Lyon Steine OF
New York City. y. Y Before he
entered the Army. Private Moore
was employed as a truck driver
for ElwoOd Neasey His wife Mrs
Helen Moore and their two chill
dren. Irene and Harriet. live in
HarbesOn. MI and Mrs. Ely Moore.
his parents. live in Wyoming.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
Pilgrim Holiness Church
South East Front Street
Charles w. Baker. Pastor
Sunday NlnN -

SUndHN. My =
o.t5 a. m sunday Srhool. IIuhcIt
FAS@Wat.Is. superintendent
Hoo IT, M 'r"achu@.
7.uo y ~ Musical Sons and Praise.
500 T. IN PrrHchlne.
Prayer meeting Wodn,sdaN cNonine
at 80 o'clock.
We want to invite You to "ur ser
vices: also otr sunday school W. have
raSscs for All ac',.
Special Invitation to tho>" who go
TO no church school W" invite You
come with us. G.t acquainted With
our fine group Of boy and Gills and
codIv teachers. Parents could not do
a nohrr thing for their children then
send or bring them u Sunday school
Awards ar, given to each worker.
our motto: Fray. l'ln. Come.
Work p"
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
The Presbyterian Church
"The Church on the ria7a'
Rev. John NJ. OcChant. Minister

SUNd1N. Nay =
t. q. IN. SUNDAY School. Nj. i
II Gordon. superintendent.
90" q. n. W"t~hp md Sc,mur,
Topic. Fun Bounded Man 81,
n'"u t" TIA" SENIOR, of TIN Milford Ilph
s;chuol
go - M Juujor society. Nh.
';'orc" Shactfrr. lcad,r.
~" y m. Youth Peoples Society.
TIM senior CIa>- "t th,. Mptord Hl.n
school VIII come +" this church fnr
'h' h1'c:ilHui';tr service.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
DAGSBORO

E- M.'>eu ample ii
.... ..,-.af.latiou~ On
..t .E auu ThulS-
.. '--. II ii, Nll.u1d
H.-.r.l Ta.> NIL call
II. WILSON II. NG7.
H. r.. ...,s.hv. 81 a.
t:. = 4-Aan AI',r nanny
..a.- H.. ..,~ : taril
E .s..'
A.4.a H.d~.a II Eo1t Brass.
>....'. e.......: II ~f.NU.a- some
-. V.'. .~ ts...-~ I'll. and Ms.
n f8~.l. Il, vii 1,ta3u -
.. fs..~u:. South a.uljuA tug
H.. .-a.l.a,t.u.
-.a MS Preston Nieh~r>
..a e...-.'... l..a Ann >l-u,
!...< .t.aH- ~.-a Nh. and Mrs
:'.... .H~-
..- I1l,.. tl..aaa" NJ Il recent
@ r. :,s Ga..-..',r. MIS- AlVt
\...a a..a ~ Nil~t.ra
~ H.s Ns- 'o,,H. Lynch OF
~. l#tan, Ii.-hWaH ~ryn. SuuGaH
-. .5.,ar.a..-. Nl.-luja
II. ad Ms. E,udal Miller q.
"t..ta. ~y..., ~r"ut Sunday viii
~ "1ra.s. Mr. l>aa, Timmons
II. anj N.~ Harley Wicker:
sal.,d IN '.'.- Gau-l-,}. MIS- pai
- f"a-*o and chi,arcn A. George
'n4u Sunday
N. @ad Nr~. l. Il. West an)
-t@Ha~on J..a> Mitchell called ol
"..- ":o'.,g N.: and Mg> Win
-a'. w. S.MGat
I."ood 'a.:jH II Font Knox
f>,@.|eAt ata5Fs1 ..ou- sunday 10
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
GREENWOOD

\ special Memorial Day service
will he held at ST John>town
Methodist church ON SUNDAY. May
9th beginning at $50 =. m. The
speaker tor the service will he Mr..
+. Paul Burkholder OF Dover. Spc-
ciaI musical selections will he rem
dered by a quartettc from the
Church Of the Brethren in Farm
in2t0n.
The Greenwood School Band un-
der the direction OF Mr.. William +.
Horner will give a concert in front
OF the church follOWinG the service
indoors.
The Wilin3 Workers Class ot
Grace Church were entertained AT
The home of Mr. and Mrs Lee Conl-
ter on Thursday evening. May 17th
After the business meeting and So
Cial hour Mrs. Coulter served de
liCiOus refreshments. The class will
rcXt meet with Mr.. and Mrs Nor
lis Meredith on Thursday evening.
June 1ith. Mrs. Lawrence Graham
will have charge OF games at this
meeting. All members and friends
are cordially invited TO attend
The WOmen's Society of Christ
ian Service of Grace Church will
meet at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. O. Mai on Tuesday evening. May
2"th. All members and friends are
urged to be present at this first
meeting of the Conference year.
near town were given a SurpriI"
PARTY in honor if their 10Th Wcdd-
ing anniversary ON last Saturday
evening \ large crowd was pre-
sent TO enjoy the entertainment
and the good cats which filled the
table served cafeteria style. Their
many friends departed WISHING
them many moro anniversaries.
Mrs. Emma Williamson celebrate
ed her S3rd anniversary at the
home of her s0n-in-law and daugh-
ter. MIR. and Mrs. Il. l.. Coulter Ir.
on Saturday. She takes an active
part in the church and assists her
daughter with the household du-
ties. Mrs Ruth Danncuhaur of Will
this week
Mr. and Mrs. :. :. Stewart 0l
TeaneCk. New Jersey and Mr. and
Mrs. 5. W. Stewart and son Billy
of West Enelewood. New Jersey
were week end guests of Mrs. :. :
WrOtcn.
Ermadine Ocheltrec : G. ant
: and friend Irene Grccnlash : | C.
/. :. &. G.. W. II. who are stationed
AT Boston, Mass spent the week
end with her parents. Mr.. and Mr.,
&. T.. OChcltreC On Sunday they
were dinner guests of her Grand
PARENTS Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Ochcljrc,
and Mr.. and Mrs John Elliott.
Mrs. Anna Keel was Sunday
&uest of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Keel.
Pic. Kenneth WARRINGTON visited
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rees'
WARRINGTON last week. On his re
= turn to Camp he was accompanie,
, to Wilmington by MIR. and Mrs
Earl Keel and his parents
Mrs. Ann Richards Wright o
; SeafOrd entertained Mrs Pau
Lord. Mrs. Charles Croustow an,
Mrs. Morris Meredith at bridge ol
, last Thursday evening
Mrs. NJ. r. Miller is recovering
, from an attack of grip.
MIR. and Mrs. W. J. Mills. Mr. an
Mrs Morris Meredith and daughte
o Faye, Mrs. Harry Warrington an
daughter, June and Miss Mary Lo
Brown attended May Day exercise
at the Women's College in Newar
on Saturday. Miss WARRINGTON an
Il Miss Brown spent the night wit
5 Miss Dean who is member Of tn
High School faculty here.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
CHURCHES In MILFORD
The Avenue Methodist Church
The House Of Happiness"
Rev. Frank Herson D. D.. Minister

sunday. MAY -
g. %. IN S,~~inu of tIl, chrr.,f
school Missionary sunday Our up-
p"ituu'\ I" hclp TIN Younger churci-
-. Closely graded ), honl Glasses for
;ll 4e"~
II .ou "a. ln Moluug Worship and
S'rm"n. Trinity SUNDAY Memorial
NundnN First sunday ma tn, nru
Coui'r ne" N'"r subject ON Thus
N'n"r'aI Day Seasonal mu.Ic hy
lh' 'H"h'' 'hGlil. tl'Hi;l">t ut W,l-
comes
$50 y m Tin Methodist Yu,th
f"lI"WSh'lr tim plac" tor All youre
p' Opl'
-" y. m E:N,uiu- Worship and
S"rn"u. Subject. "thrist'S Legacy
7" An NlnG World " SiNty minute,
for aI
MidM',h thurh S"rvic- IN Thur
day evening at %" o'clock
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
First Baptist Church
Not to he Mini>tCrCd into. But To Minister
Rev. Leon c. Nelson. Pastor


l"."e e. m E,hl, $rhou Tor....
Thu Ertutn'd ENil,S aud Tjuu.
Work" .l".n our @oinG aud -,aN tn4
school Thoua> Il"uud,l~. .itp,ri,-
',ud,ut
II .oo a. in Morniu- W"r~h - VI -
-:2s. "Thr Minister az Christ "
t."" y M Boys and GtIj~' Chlh.
Junl"r II'4h T. !loW-htp 9ui E.,rf.-t
Youth Fellowship u,,ttnGS
- y IN. IniorraI Sous .I,}N',,
and EV' ujuu Worship. N,~-3',..
"Tlumhs ."d Too cat ou
Monday. NaY y ~ \ a." u tr Tn.
Baptist christian +, low snip VIII up.,t
at TN church. THOR" VIII h" ttsraia .
t"u OF tn. NV "ilj"'ls at th" moot
luc.
"Wednesday. >oo y. IN rrayer a-d
ilhlr S1uil lI"lu.
ThuI~d >.p' =. m N.ulor El...I
choir practice.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
st. Johns r. c. Church
Rev. Leonard a. Raqan. Rector

Sunday. May y
Milford. St Johns Church. . y,
Staford' st. Marys Church, s, 9;3
EehobOth. St. Edmond's Church. !,
/. m. ~ l
Fort Salisbury. s a m.
Bethany Beach Camp. a:3O a. m
Confessions Before Mass. a.
Religious instruction -Aftcr Mas
Holy Day and other services as an
"' an
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
WARWICK

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Downs and
$. &. Downs of Chester. Pennsylva-
MIA and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bart0
Cf RchohOth were callers here sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Cullen spent
Sunday at their cottage the
Hawks Nest" on the Indian River.
Mrs. Edna Lynch visited her
mother. Mrs. Roy McGee over the
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy IittletOn
spent Sunday at their cottage at
River dale Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdaniel of Will
minstOn spent the week end at
their cottage at Oak Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linden Short spent
Sunday at their cottage at River
dale Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barr were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. FL
mer CalhOOn.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

MIR. and Mrs. Ward ponahoe of
York. Pennsylvania and Miss Alice
Iav,ield We're dinner guests of Mr..
ana Mrs. Orville l.aytield.
corporal Orville Iayfield of New
York returned after spending a
few DAYS with his Parents.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

~,>en days. He called on Mr and
MIS-. cashier Brittincham Monday.
H Will return 10 California tor
lu}thtr training.
MI. ana }lls Frank chandler
,aIl"o On Mr. and Mrs Horace L.
Hickman sunday niGht
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
Calvary Methodist Church
The Church of a Warm Spirit"

Rev Leslie {. Werner. Minister
Sunday. May -
geo" ~ IN class Meeting
l"."" -. IN Sunday school
~ %" a. 'n Morning Worship S.r-
mon lay pastor, Roy. Leslie f.. WERNER
subject. "'i"d~ Hands "
go =. m \ +, :. Betty t'avinscr.
mon hN pastor
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
First Independent Church
Marshall Street
Rev. c. w. Taylor, Pastor

Sunday, May y
l".o" q. m sunday school
II" q ln. Preaching Soryicn
."u p. m Childrcn's Service
- =. m EvangcliStic Scryic.;
TuoSdaN- Childr'n> service 7.o1 ;,
M: Hihl" study. 7:i5 y. m. :.
F"da\ 'mldr"n's Service 7:un u
p. m 80
FlannrIgraph Talks each srrvic. hv
tn" p"Stor ~
\ Christian welcome awaits Won
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

Cpl. Jay r Watson has returned
back TO Homestead Fla. after COM
plcting his SIX weeks of Schoolin1
at Santa Monica. Cal. until further
assignment.
: Sgt Charles Mulhollahd. son Ot
MI and Mrs Edward MUlholland.
OF Milford has been awarded the
Bronze and silver Stars for gal
lantry in action. Tho last letter
received from : Sgt Mulhoiland
stated he was somewhere in
France
Staff Sergeant Elmer Clayton
Brown who was awarded the Pur-
pie Heart in tht. Battle OF BaStogne.
has also been awarded the Bronze
star Medal for heroic achievement
in the Battle OF Germany. being a
platoon sergeant of Go" 4lst Tank
Battalion He is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Brown near this city.
AT
Staff Sergeant William FalX ar
rived home on Sunday for 3"-day
utlough with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. August +. FaiX. Bill has been
in Italy for the past nine months
and completed thirtytive missions
and siXty-siX sortieS before return
ing home His unit received the
presidential citation for special
work. he has three battle stars on
his European theater ribbon and
has tho Air Medal with ) oak Leaf
Clusters.
With L. =. supply Forces in
France First Lieutenant Eleanor
Mcknight. Army nurse. daughter OF
Major and Mrs. W r. Mcknight.
24. High Street. Cambridge, Md.
is chief dietician at the I. 5. Army
9ath General Hospital in Eastern
France \ graduate OF Cambridge
High School and Madison College,
Harrisonbure Va. she later was
employed by the Pennsylvania Hos
pital in Philadelphia, Pasadena.
Before entering the Army Nurse
Corps she was employed as dieti-
clan al the Milford Medical Memo
rial Hospital She Joined the Army
in September. 1912. at Fort Ban
ming. Georgia. and she was assigned
to duties at the 4th Service Com
mand Station Hospital on the post.
She was sent overseas in the spring
of 1914. Her father. Major Nc
Knight. is serving as regimental
commander at Indiantown Gap. \
brother. Captain Bob Mcknight.
was killed in the China-Burma-
India Theater of Operations. \ sis
ter, First Lieutenant Mcknight. is
also a hospital dietician serving al
Wayter Reed General Hospital in
Washington. -. c.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

Mrs Maude Dodd OF Rehohoth
has received word from her son.
Pyt. Ernest J. Powell. that he has
landed safely in the Philippine Is
lands
Major Chester g. Benson OF
Houston is a member OF the Head
quarters Company of the Eighth
Port OF Fmharkation. Italy. which
was recently awarded the Meritori-
Gus Service Unit plaque. The pla-
que was Tor superior performance
OF duty in the accomplishment OF
exceptionally difficult tasks" in
their work as an important supply
ana services organization Tor the
Iilth Army and tor the Air Corps
~rOUnd crews and naval elements
N the Mediterranean theatre. MAY
or Benson. who was commissioned
il 1910 was promoted TO first
lieutenant in 1912: to captain in
l943. and to major in l944. He ser
we'd with the Goth Anti-AiTCraft
Gun Battalion in North Africa un-
til being aSsi1ned to the engineer
section of the Eighth Port of En-
tarkation He and his wife. the
former Miss Martha Counselman.
have one son. John u. Benson,
His parents are Nh and Mrs. Amos
H. Benson. MontChanin. Prior 10
entering the service he was en-
plnVcd hv Bethlehem Steel COmpa
ny.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

the beginning of another War Bond
Drive. they had two war veterans
as guest speakers.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
The Church of God

Second and Washington Streets
Rev. BordIey E. 8aynard, Pastor
SUNDAY. MfN -
10:00 a m. Sunday school
Il:oU a. m Morning Worship.
7.nu - MY. T. f. service
rs p. m Song SerNic" and Eve
ing Worship.
: T. y. M Thursday. pfaN,r S,rNic
~prciuIy Tor tho mvu ia tr ;ulrr
prCr>.
Everyone welcome.
Evening star., 1945-12-16

Three = Piece FC-
toria Ash Tray Set
Three nested ash
trays Of sparkling
gem -colored heavy
Fostoria glass.
Set S1.z5
Evening star., 1945-12-16

Drink Set - Frosted
ice bowl with 6 whis-
key and s hi : b a IL
glasses. Attractive,
froste d "Scottie"
decoration.
Set sl.ss
Evening star., 1945-12-16

Big, soft cuddly bears and ele-
plants to hugl In two-tone color
combinations, with big button
eyes. Each has a pets own bow
around his neck :. each is ready
with devotion, sleeping or waking.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-18

Bigtown Side-Show: The Cub
Room at the Stork Club is popu-
lar with well-knowns who rate first
call on the tables. They prefer this
branch of the famed night spot
because they'd rather chat, dine,
and not dance. AS a result
many other people feel they are
being brushed off when it is full.
. Last night woman, who
had never been in the place, came
with friends. Her husband is a rich
merchant. She was directed to
choice table in the Cub section
where she refused service. What
is wrong, moddom?" she was
asked. "Tell me- she stiffened.
what is wrong with me and my
friends that we cannot be seated
outside with the music and nice
people?"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-18
PLAN REMODELLINC'
OF TWO BUILDINGS

A complete modernization and
ranovation. under one roof, is
tanned for the old Tide Water
Bower company and Woolvin build.
;nos in the 200 block, Princess
street Hargrove Bellamy, whole
sale druggist, explained yester-
dav following the purchase of the
nroperty by he and Frederick B.
Graham, assistant trust officer OF
the Wilmington Savings and Trust
The property was sold by Mary
Woolvin Broun and Charles w.
Broun. of Masonboro Sound, for
SIS 600. The buildings were built
by the late James Woolvin, father
Of Mrs. Broun, in 1906, and are
three stories high and constructed
of stone.
Plans call for joining of the
Two buildings, renovating Of the
interior, new front, installation Of
elevators and air condition, Bel
lamy stated.
It is planned to rebuild the first
floor for commercial tenant with
individual offices for professional
men to occupy the second and third
| floors.
1--WE are going to give the ten
ants personalized service" Bel.
lamy declared, adding that offices
to suit specifications of the tenant
are planned.
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days. We know this will come as
a disappointment to many.
r Therefore out of consid-
GRAFTON for the numbers Of peo-
pie who have registered with us
for the new DUO-THERM we
feel this announcement should
be made and we assure you
the moment they reach our
salesrooms, you will be prompt
ly notified.
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N. c. HISTORICAL
SOCIETY FORMED

CHAPEL HILL, Nov 17-(R -
The historical society Of North
Carolina, with DR.. Archibald
Henderson of the University of
North Carolina as the prime NOV.
err, was organized at meeting of
practicing historians, historical
scholars and laymen held at the
Carolina Inn here Friday after.
noon and evening.
The society has the same name
as the organization which ceased
to function in this state around
1915 when DR.. j. C. Der. Hamil-
ton of the university here was
president.
The new organization is state
wide in its appeal and bears a
charter list of members who are
well known as scholars, writer's
and teachers.
A constitution and bylaws were
drawn UP and unanimously
adopted and officers were elected.
They are: Dean Alice Baldwin,
Duke University, president; DR..
Fronts Johnston, Davidson Col
lege, vice president; DR.. Cecil
Johnson, University of North Caro-
lima, secretary-treasurer, and the
following members of an executive
council; DR.. Henderson, DR.. c. c.
Crittenden, director Of the State
Department of archives ana his
tory; William T. Polk, Greensboro,
and DR.. j. W.. Patton, State Col
lege.
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It is with a feeling of pride
that we can announce DUO
THERM fuel oil heaters are
BACK AGAIN IN PRODUCE
TON and will be on the
market soon at pre-War price
levels.
At the same time we
deeply regret that these new
DUO : TTIERMS will not be
available for the next 60 to 90
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ping at the Havana-Madrld
Skeets Gallagher being
asked for his autograph while
Bebe Daniels (the former
film starr went unrecognized
by the same kids Martha
Raye, fit to be handcuffed.
A midtown h o t Ell manage
ment disreegarded her baby
and elected them from a suite
because ut is reserved for a
cocktail party"
Sallies in Our Alley: Ken Rob-
erts, the radio announcer, was ex-
planning how atom could be broken
up. a." he said, sis for Attlee,
T is for Truman and M is for
Molotov" What about the
o." asked Dorothy Shay.
That's the big Zero" Ken ex-
planned, (which is what the world
will be if those three don't get
together" Doodles Weaver
knows a punch-drunk pugilist who
can't afford a sparring partner, so
he calls taxi drivers names.
Midtown Vignette: The Mayor
the other day sat in Magistrates
Court where he fined many motor
lists for this and that. He let
off many more, however, with
merely reprimand. 1t remind
ed US of this episode. An out
of-towner was motoring up Broad
way and slipped past changing
traffic light. When he stopped at