Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09
MILLSBORO

Surgical units are alerting all
over the state again. The Red
Cross has had advance notice of a
ncW emergency quota of Ks dress
ings that must be prepared within
thilty days from the time the &duzc
arrives.
The quota is Tor 25o.0a0 dress
in4s, y quarter ot a million, The
thirly-day limit is not iNst 10 make
them. but to process them. make
them. pack and get them shipped
out. lis Il bic challenge but
there's a good future ahead of us.
ior they tell us il these gel done
in time, we'll get bigger quotas to
do under pressure, too. perhaps
hut We all know how important it
is to get these dressings done. and
the heart makes the fingers 80
faster
The sauze is not yet in, but as
soon as il is. AIillShOro has Il rcpu-
tation to keep up.
In accordance with the increase
in the national budget the Della
ware Chapter Of the American Red
Cross WAS informed that its 1913
Red Cross War Fund quota has
been increased from %G15.o0o to
$'l3.9oo. Th" newly estimated
quota will call for help on the
part of every Red Cross worker in
the State of Delaware. Delaware
has never failed 10 d0 the job that
was expected of il in the past and
II will not fail to do its pArr in this
all important Red Cross campaign
The help of every man. woman and
child is needed in this campaign
and We know the Red Cross Will
have this help.
The WOmcn's Society of Chris
tian Service met ON Monday might
with Mrs. j. Harold Dobson.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Tunnel FL
: lis and Alfred, Jr. have been il
/ Philadelphia for several day,
= whore Alfred. Jr.. has been undeI
, observation in Temple Hospital.
} Mrs. Ollie Norris. the sister o
Mrs. Ellis, and who is Il rcgisterc,
:. nurse. is staying in the hospita
with Al.
Mrs Mamie Phillips Collin
+ passed away at her home on Stat
. Street last Thursday. after Ion,
illness. Funeral services were hel,
on Sunday afternoon and inter
mcnt made in Mechanics Cemetery
Mrs. Collins is survived by he
: husband, ". J. Collins. and thrc
children by Il former marriage
Mrs. Beatrice Murray. Ackwort
and Calrol Phillips The tamil
Il has the sympathy of many friend!
}, Dr. and Mrs ". b. Atkins AN
Il Mr.. and Mrs Harry William
spent a part Of Sunday al RchC
: both Beach
" PVT. and Mrs Vernon Baker lei
on Sunday for Vernon to report ;
g Fort George G.. Meade and Mr.,
Baker to live in Laurel, Md. a
. Ions as her husband is at the ion
fIO Morton DOnaway came i
I plane from Boise. Idaho, on Mon
II day, for Il weeks leave with h
Il mother. Mrs. Carolyn Donawa
81 Martin Will return to Topeka. Kan
sas. next Monday.
: Miss Miriam Gray. who attcnt
Is business school in Wilmington W;
e home for the Weekend.
'e Don Belts. of DreN"l Institu
d. Of Technology in Philadelphia. ";
IN home with his parents. Mr.. al
TO Mrs. Walter NJ Belts, for Il fo
days recently.
IN Mr. and MS. Green Mumrol
e spent Sunday with their daughte
\ Mrs. Milton koslcr. and little so
At Mickie. both cl whom have bee
IT, i'll with colds.
i Miss Elsie W'hcatloy Of Scator
Id spent Sunday in town with rel
tiVoS and friends
OF Sat Robert Lawson. cf Eel
a Field. Fla, has been home for
I'll few days with his parents, Mr. al
Mrs. Harvey Lawson.
IS Cpl. Paul Franklin. who is nc
be at Fort Meade. was hom" over t
to Weekend with his family. Mr. al
Mrs. John Franklin and brOtn,