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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-29

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
SERVICES
First Church Of Christ Scientist.
SGT Elizabeth Street
Every Sunday. 100.
Every "Wednesday. 1000.
Mrs. Genevieve Shultz. CS.
Wartime Minister. Az Simont0n
street.
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FIRsr BAPTBr CHURCH

lColoEedl
Olivia Street between Thomas
AMI Whitehead Streets
Re. J. & Wallace. Pastor
sunday
Preaching service IN morning
u clock
Evening service. SO O'clock.
Weekdays
PRAYER service. Tuesday, : So
3 On.
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BETHEL AM.E. CHURCH

tcoloredl
W NJ C. Johnson. Pastor
Corner James and
Division Streets
Parsonage. 907 Thomas Street
sunday
sunday School $50 am.
Morning worship. n o'cl5ck.
ACE League. zoe pm.
Evening worship. 500 O'Clock.
Weekdays
Monday B p. ~ Missionary
Nesting.
Tuesday 8 p. m. class meeting
Wednesday 8 2. m. No. 2 choir
practice.
Thursday 9 p. IN teachers
meeuRg sRi pwsyers.
Friasy . p m No. choir
practice
Fourth Monday. 9 p m. board
meeting.
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GOSPEL HALL
T3o Southard Street
Sunday
Morning worship. 1913 o'ciOck
sunday School. 3 IS pm.
Gospel meeting. 730 pm.
Weekdays
Bible Study, wednesday, 500
pa.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC SERVICES
MASS win be said promptly
az 0700 every Sunday morning AZ
Chapel Of Building I7e. Comics
sions heard directly after mass
Mass. IT'S. Movie Han Con
lessons heard directly after
mass.
Daily Mass I70s. Chapel. Bldg
l29
Naval Hoapiaal-sundaY
Mass. 0700 and 1880. Rec. Bldg
Confessions before Mass.
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1T Elizabeth Street
SnnstmW

s1T Elizabeth Street
EnntmT
Sunasy School $50 am.
Sun8ay m0Fning service. 100
sgiaek
subject Reality
aulaen Tokt. Lamentations
~ ia
Weekdays
Wednesday evening meeting
a 08 ocl0ek.
TIE reading noon IN Ahe
chuFeh e1ifice Is open On Wtd-
nesdaYa az 7p N.
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s n C. L. 1880. Chapel. Bldg.
10.
u. Q. Naval fso~passl--8ana@y
Divine Service. 0ois. Rec. Blda.
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FNNMI FHL1rt IMAM
CHURCH
White and Washington Streets
Res Meifusf s Ayer Pastor
SundaY
SUNDAY School az 2 sd am.
Worship Service. ID % am
Chaplain Dunn. auest speaker.
Ffllua ship Hour. z l0 b m.
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THE CHURCH OF GOD

The CHURCH OF GOD
ll06 Olivia Street
Rev. q. 2. pepkein. Pastor
Sunday
sunday school. 1000 am.
Morning worship. 100 o'clock
EvangeliNtic Servfce. 7s30 pm.
Weekdays
Prayer meeting. Tuesday, 500
pm.
Young Peoples Service. Thurs
day. 800 pm.
LEY MEMORIAL METHODIST
CHURCH
Garner Division and
Georgia Streets
aev. Z S. DOheTty. Pastor
SUNDAY
sunday School 2 IS. Miss Mir
lam Carey. Superintendent
Moruing Worship 1879 @ clock
Youth Fellowship 2 pm
Evening Service. 745 o'clock
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Naval ar saasion--sundsT
Divine Service. il0o. Chapel
Holy Communion. first sunday
u each month
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BNAI xIoa cONGREcAWoN
nAbhi l.. Lehrer
Joe peariman. President
sandaY end weekdays
dehFeW sunday School. III am
and every daY In week. except
FRIDAY a f00 pm.
weekdays
Regular services every Friday
sveulag e. SO o'clock and Sat
urllay uaarning 90 O'Clock.
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THE CHURCH or GOD
Over which ~ a. Tomiinson
is General Owa-x@ex

coo Angela Street
Mrs Mary II Thompson. Pastor
sunday
sunday School. 1000 am.
Gospel Ai.ssase. 100 NJ
v T. b Nesting. las pm.
Elangg .lstic Mcsage. SIS pm
Weekdays
MHd-Week Iaktr StgEiuo. rs
q On. WUdnt staE
Bible Study Friday pm.
Worship God vs. IN Us" In Ny
satnor House
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II. 3. Naval Station
Key West. Florida
EAG SUNDAY

PROTESTANT SERVICES
Holy Communion. cars. Chapel
Building t19.
Morning service. 1000. Movie
Hall Special music b the Sta
ton Choir.
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NEWMAN METHODIST
CHURCH
(ColoFedD
Corner Dlt isi0n and Whitehea1
Streets
Rcv James & Murray, Pastor
Church School $50 q. m. led
rs SCI . Grace Aalcrley. saper-
~ U..rf
Morins worship. 100 O'Clock
a.. f.8st
M,r a. Youth Fellowship a.
8 }H g. o.
Evening Wa~h.p q 20 o'clock
ORTHODOX CATHOLIC
CHURCH
(Coloreal
Rev @ 2 FINLEY IN Charge
sunday
Mass. 70 am.
NcspeTs and sermon, ; PR
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST
CHURCH
tColoFaal
Thomas. near Olivia Street
Rev Lemuel J Mllerson. PastOI
Sister Annie Bennett Mckinney
Secretary and Reporter
Sunday
Morning service. N O'Clock
Evening" service. 3 50 o'clock.
Weekdays
Tuesday. $50 pm prayer
meeting.
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REPORT

k.t Wei pa Sept ~. l9&5
Observation taksn at 3 80 am
Eastern Var Time City Office
Temperatures
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Corner l7th Street and
Avenue Y
Rev Clarence Bass
supply Pastor
Sunday
sunday School at 20 M Ms.
Daniel n SHARP. General Super
imiendemf
Glasses Coz ell ages, with tram
"a teachers.
Morning worship, 100 o'clock
Training Union. TOO pm. Mrs
Glover director Unions for al
aRus
hsening worship. 800 O'Clock
WeskdaW
tuesdays: Junior q. As 400
81 Ga. MFs ETskine Pearson.
Cuunselur.
Junior n As TOO .. m. Mr.
A W nanfuFd. Counselor.
wednesday,. Prayer meeting
a. 800 3. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-29

MIXED BlslE CLASS
Sam y Pinder and " =
Montianu. Teachers
Sunday
Meetings every SUNDAY morn
ing az the Harris School audi
'orium. corner S0uthard and
Margaret streets, 20 O'Clock
Men and women not connected
Nith any other Biule Class end
regsrdless 20 denominations ere
invited 60 attend
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Negro
HOIlOred

Or. James l. -McClendnn, preSi-
dent Of the Detroit branch Of the
National Association for Advance
ment OF Colored People. today
had vote of confluence from
DetroiterS in all walks Of life fer
his praiseworthy work since be
entered office in 1888.
The Negro leader was hoHorcd
ut testimonial dinner IN The
Lucy Thurman NWCA last night,
Short addresses were made by
Police Commissioner BallCnCer,
DF. Robert GreeRidge. Mis-, Oscar
G.. Starrett of the public welfare
commission. Judge James /. Ett~
man. president of the Jewish com
munity council; the ReX. Robert
Brady of Second Avenue Baptist
Church, L. {. Blount president
of the Booker T. Washington
Trade Association. and Or. Ma
than X. Christopher, president OF
the Cleveland NAACP.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Bedding Department

81 Blankets; soiled. wool-cotton, some rayon.
9S yds. Remnants of Synthetic Rubber Sheetng
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Truckers Strike
Ends in Chicago

CHICAGO, May "A INS)-Chi-
cago's strike OF $500 truck drivers
which had paralyzed the trans
portation of periShable food s,
drugs and vital war materials for
the last seven days collapsed stid-
denly last night after President
Truman ordered seizure of the
truck lines.
In a last moment move. Edward
Fennpr. executive director of the
independent Chicago Truck driV-
erS Union, ordered The men back
10 work today,
The truck drivers themselves
were stunned by the sudden de-
Reiepment. Earlier they had de-
clarcd they would stay out
whether the lines were taken over
by the army or the ODT.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

P oIic e Seek c h arg e
for Lawn Dumping

Police and the prosecutors office
today puzzled over law books 10
determine whether dumping a halt
ton of concrete on a citizens
lawn is a law violation.
Mrs, FLOYD Daley of lS295 Gil
christ complained 10 police that
the dumping was done In spite and
asked warrants for tWa men.
SGT Hugh NJ. Berk Of the spe-
Ctat investigating department. OF
the Detroit P0tICc, explained:
I'VE cannot issue n warrant
until we find what kind of n
misdemeanOr dumping load of
concrete ON yard Is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Bare Belgian Effort
-TotYn(h NaziChiefs

LONDON, MAY "a GNS)-An
attempted lynching of German
Field MarshalS Xon RundSledt
and Keitel by BelgianS was re-
ported today by the London
Evening Standard.
The incident was said 10 have
occurred when The BeigianS TcCog-
niZed the former Na2i Western
Front commander and the chief
OF the army high command in a
trainload Of war prisoners at
ChartprOi.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
4I9 prs. Mems Summer Stacks, 1898
Lightweight rayoncoon suitings ideal for through
Mems House Slippers
Infants and Toddlers' Wear

22s prs Slippers imperee,s, leather padded sole
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
a new nation conceived in libertv

TT WAS 10 a tense and hushed audience at
l. Gettysburg in 1868 that Abraham Lincoln
made his immortal address.
He opened his speech with fitting tribute
to the founding fathers who brought forth on
this continent a new nation, conceived in
liberty" :. and closed with a soul-stirring
picture of America as government of the
people, by the people, for the people
For long seconds after be finished, the audi
encewas silent Then the suppressed excitement
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

388 prs. Boys Oxfords, I.98
Leather oxfords in variety of styles, black brown
uppers. Composition soles Sizes Ia TO in group.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Mirrors, Pictures, Lamps, Shades
ToiIetrieS Department

$50 bottles of Bubble Bath fragrant ...
1913 Lipsticks; cardboard containers ...,......
Above Plus 20Ge Federal la
106 Hair Brushes; bristle, wood handle
2l7 Excelo Sanitary Napkins; so to box
81 pkgs Monogram Razor Blades; so bls
1877 bottles d and NJ Shampoo ..........
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Curtains and Drapery Fabrics

ais Odd Curtains; damaged soed pair, each 3pe to
46 Venetian Blinds damaged, automatic tilt.
322 Remnants; draPery slip-eoy fabrics
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

I8-C The DETROIT TIMES
uw.Su 'fssbt l945
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Cloths, iScarfs, Doilies, Mats

Table Luncheon Cloths, Searfs, Doilies soiled. odd
987 24-pound Flour Sacks; for dish towels.
654 Place Mats seconds, cotton prints each
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
987 Boys Basque Shirts, SOC

Shirts; soied solid eolors and patterns. 229
237 Shirts soled, patterned pereales l9
in a o 44e
III Tesj stripes and patterns. 69c
46 Jackets; cotton poPn slP-overs 169
165 Sweaters style, 2one 359
11S Coat Sweaters mixtures. zig
Polo Shirts; seconds solid color knits 79e
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Notions Department

Table of Odd Notions; household wares, sewing aids
5S4 Silverware Containers tarn-reStant. Sc to
rs Storage Closets damaged several types 24s to II
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

burst forth-and wave of applause went up.
That applause has never died down. America
always responds TO a statement of her most
cherished ideals.
Just as America is responding today in her
titanic struggle to remain free.
1t is of such American traditions-and the
maintaining of such American ideals-that
you should think when you buy War Bonds.
And remember-bOLding War Bonds is as
vital as buying them
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25

$40 pcs Synthetic Rubber Pants; seconds damaged 35e
II pcs Wool and Cotton Robes; slightly soed, 2, 81 95
pcs Toddlers Sunsus seconds, variety 7ee
294 prs Infants Socks seconds, white and psstes Use
Knit Sweaters Saeques; seeds, swool. 90 to 39
High Chair Pads; slightly soled, red only Use
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
ChiIdren's Apparel

IS pcs Spring Coats; girls and boys, al-wool. 90
l21 pes Hats girls sraws, 10O boys wool soc
225 pcs Jersey Suits boys, assorted t~otoneS AS
pcs Polo Shirts cotton knits, bright stripes soc
pcs Skirts; rsyons suspenders.
293 Dresses cotton floral prints to S5e
Childrens Panties cotton knits, to Use
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-25
Misses Coats and Suits

81 Coats, Suits eolor.wools, white shorties
eardisans 2l.7s
Jackuts Winter melton cloth, Spring tweed
63 Rsyon Gabsrdne Suits csrdigans, high shades 475
20 Spring Suits; WOOL wool and esrdgsns 1878
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
CEDAR NECK

Whatever storms sweep tll. world.
"" may still hay" u solemn confident
Joyous sons" Uf Il cod Who is greater
than All earthly forces. and Whn>.
eternal purpuS'S never chanyr."
Methodist Church
Rev. Ernest NJ Wright Pastor
Tn" services ON Sunday were very
Inspiring. Visitors from Milford v,r,.
present with us W. Wcluu.r amy
VII" wish to Worship with us
cod hHth called Us unto Ills king
dom aud glory. rhcS 2I2
seaman Willard Potter. SON Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Potter. who has been
~ Norfolk for ~uInctlmc is nuW sail
inc for another port
Mr.. and Mrs John I"ngholham of
81 Mr. and Mrs. f. Davis Watson ON
Mrs Thoma. + Mills was e recent
quest "t her parents Nr ANA Nhs.
Isaac J"St"r. .Ir., in Milford Neck
Sh" also visited her hruthcr Private
Arnold l"St'r, who has h-.u iiniu,- on
Through.
Mrs JAY Watson and son JAY. .Ir.
spent Sunday with her parents. Nj.
and Mrs. II r. Warren in Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Davis Watson. Mr
and Mrs ERNEST Watson and Nn~
Annie y. Potter made q husin,s. Inn
to tr urgVtuWu ON MondnN
Mr. ana Mrs Granville Shocklc>
and family We're ~tlpp"I guests, ut MIR
and Mrs. Raymond Davis ana Mrs
Ethel Roberts ON sunday
In every passing hour. ANA what
ever the circumstances. yum Heaven
~ / ather ls present TO AID YOU"
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
HARRISON

G"0rr" \ Eu>l is h,.utlfliup ht.
h"iu' with q urW ru;,t uI paint
MI Ron Jnu'-. uui minister's wiz.
hHS returned holut. ofj,.r -uri.dlne
week Wlih r'IotIN'.S ia CamhrIder. Ma
FlIii ord Stewart and tamIIN ut nm
ad"Iplnh W"r- week. end guest, "a,
Ms l"ta Warrington and tain,h and
MI ana Mrs. Harry Watriu@tuu. also
"I fhl;ld"lptun We're Suudnl i.u.,t@
Miss T"lrtu McCoii.l. AN iuNliId
"i IhlladrIphia. is @Inldin" th, sum
meI with Nh and Mrs Elmer Al.
'."ii"\ Miss Mr'ull"A h,.iur Nh Me
MrS cora rr"tt>mau Mrs Atthur
smith. Mrs E"h-It Nras,.> and NII.
Nina Moore Wtt,. NIlmiuvIou Nls,i...-
on Thur sday OF th" past week
Mr. and Mrs. George. MaltuI Of Del
mnr Wei" recent guests of MI an.i
Mrs George Simpler.
MIS- lean Stewart of pAlad,. .luIi.,
IS Sp' ndIle ~ufu,.tiur with ln.i aunt
Nr# I"th WARRINGTON aud family
Mrs Edith Russell has .'"fu. to WI
nihSloh at tins writing to meet me-,
sister ia law. Mrs Eos"it I;u~~rlI.
who VIII spend q Wc'.k = Vacation WITT
h.r
Mrs clara korpl,. is spcudiu. Snnlo
time with h"r daughter. Ms Frank
pUdd and family at thlS writing.
Mrs. Nina Moor. Uf Wilulul.tuil.
who has h'"u spending ~om,.tIm. l,Ith
her sister. Mrs Robert N.a~,.l. L,-
returned to her hom"
Mrs William Warren Of Echohoi h.
WtO has been spending SUuctliu,. Witi
her daughter. Mrs.. Cleveland Jurrs
and family. Whjl" ILL., has 50 much 'tn.
proved SIN has r,1uIu', to hrI hun..
The W =. g = viii m,,I i'm tl
hall h'.r" u'.Nt ThurSda$ nipht. \u-
gust >. conn" and enjoy the evenings
IT," cream and cnk, viii h,. ou r:l,. "a.
usual
Mrs Mary Warren and father. jos
-ph Warrington. Wh" VIII H.. -, years
old his newt birthday. of t,U.iidai-.
and Alr. and Mrs. Arthur .imita M,.rr
dinner guests Of Mrs. Cora Itrtt =
man ON sunday July l..
Miss Io Auu Jarvis of near Grorec-
town. is spending her summer Va,t-
tiOn with her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs J. NJ .Iarviu.
Th" EroadIiiln Poultry Plant of liar-
htSou is NOW in fun "p"intiuu
Services next Sunday ns usual ut
TIM church. sunday school al lo e. IN
Preaching at II q. m.
MIR and Mrs. Harry W;tll, Of VIII
mlnGtOu hHN" returned To- their hUm,
after Spending sou-tinur with h,r par
'Ilts. Mr.. and Nh Charles X. David
son.
Mrs. Annie Jones of MlIShoro i.
spending sometime with her sister
Mrs. William I'rrtt HmAu and family
Miss Patsy pr'ttNman hHS return
ed hom" after spending - weeks VA
cation with her aunt. Mrs. .\drh:
Lingo in MillShoro.
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
DACSBORO

Mr and Mr. skinny Clorg are, the
parents "i = baby Eitl Thr httl.. lady
~ rived at O'Clock SUNDAY aftrruno,
JulA Sil" arrived ON her bro
th"rS 'th birthday. Mother ana h1h\
tI', m" az tt' Peninsula Hospital. In
Mr~ Odus krnn-dy of pr.N4l hin
IA, spent TIA" week end with hrr
cousin. Mr ANA Mis- Cashier EIit-
tiusitm
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Errlr ana
Hiia"fhi"r a. of Philadelphia called on
Mr and Mrs Cuuir ClopG on sun
Mr. and Mrs. Lee, Donnway OF PM
Ad"lptlia called on Ar ana Mis- W:l
ter Rogers last Sunday
Mrs. .\lic" Baker Itckard1 len
M"ndaN To spend sometime with hrr
husband IN New York.
Mr. and Mrs Ward DAiecy and AiY.
ana Mrs. Blll NicktfS called ON th"i,.
moth" Mrs r. q. Hickman on Mon
day evening.
Master Jerry Mitchell IS Sp4udin,.
IN" week with his mother. Mrs Iillda
Mitchell at Washington. -. G.
Edward li"rshnIan, t. :. Army. of
Hhl"rhla. Is spending suu'I,n" with
ms parents. Mr. ana MR., Edgnr
liurS hnIan.
Mr. and Mrs Throdor" Joinr3 of
New Jersey We're guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Rogers last SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Armrl West of Phil
ad"iphlH, spent the Wrck-"ud with
ih"Ir parents. MIR. and Mrs H.
West. Mr. West. who is i'll. is SLIGHT .
~ improved
Mrs AthOl"n" Brumhlry while Wis
ltlnE her husband at Camp Hlandiuy
Florida. was taken i'll and under
went an operation for appendicitis il
a hospital there
Harry Jones of the t. :. Army an
rived home Monday night to spend a
*o-day furlough with his mother. Mrs.
Mimi" Jones and family
Joseph l:Inting, t. =. Army ;lriV-
ed home last Sunday to spend Il 80
day furlough with his parents. Nh
and Mrs. Joseph Buntiug.
Joseph CromptOn. L. s. Army. who
has been in the South Pacific. j.
- ndius sometime with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crompton. 81
Mrs. Mary West and daughter MIR
and Mrs. Arthur Banhcrerr and Gloria
Smith of Philadelphia spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bunt-
InV
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
LINCOLN

The " ;. e. :. wi. hold 1t,
monthly busiu~,, and social mrrt-
ing at the home oi Mr. aud MIS-.
Hubbard MuckAu on Tuesday ,yy-
ming. July 81 All members and
friends aIr invited
Pic Nln j Martini Jr.. after
duty in III" t.TO Is sprudlns ii tul-
loush With his morA.r ana grand
mother. Mrs Mia Martin ana Nl>.
Lizzie Swain
Miss Marie Detrich~ou spent u-i
week in Wilmington as the guest
OF Miss Jane Wood
Mrs Tiiie MART Of PLEASANT
willie. ~ j.. ana Miss Shirley Ann
Fuchs OF AUdubou y. j. an.
spending their vacation with Mt.
and Mrs II +. Cannon
Due 10 illness MIS-. Ola Roh-rts
is being confined 10 hri room.
". II Davidson accompanied by
Mrs II NJ Burns and Mrs Hattie
Wa&auou OF Milton SpcuI last week
III Philadclphia.
MIR. and Mrs Leroy CoyclGAlr
and son Roland OF Milford Neck
visited Mr. and Mrs Harvey Cuv-
rrdalc and family on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Casper B0yco and
TWO graudchIldrcu KichuId and
Bobby GrtcuIy visited their dau4h-
ter. Mrs Mildred Greculy at Ocean
city. Md ON Thursday Richard
remained lOr a visit with his mo-
ther.
Mrs. JAY Abbott had as guests
over the Weekend Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Marker and Mrs George
MCAilisJer OF Wilmington ANA Mrs
y t. DonUyan
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Truitt OF
Scranton. Pa. are visiting rclu-
tivtS here
Mrs. Norval SWlnford and dau2h-
ter Gloria Jean. ana George Thur
ner Of Denton. Md. are visiting
relatives in Appleton. Wisconsin.
Mrs. Nora Ennis and erandchil-
drrn. Charlotte and Jay Floyd Lin
60 of liarbcsom Wrr, guests ot ".
II. Davidson and Mr. and Mrs. fl.
NJ. Burns on Monday.
Mrs. Nu2ir lsaacs Of Milford is
spending the week with Mrs. John
Bennett
Last Wednesday, Pie Murray -.
Brrnnrnan Was huHorahly dis
charged from the Army ana is uuw
at home with his parents. Mr and
Mrs. NJ. G. Brrnutman
Mrs. Harvey Davidson of Mil
ford, has been q recent guest of
Miss Mary Lacey.
Mrs. Jennie Clrndauirl is visit
ing her son and family. Nh. and
Mrs. George Ina Clrudamirl.
Mrs May Wyatt and Mrs. cad
die Reideman are spending several
weeks in Philadelphia and Ocean
Grove. y. J.
Mr and Mrs. Ernest Fuchs and
father. Martin Fuchs Of Auduhon.
y j.. spent Sunday with her pan
"nts, Mr.. and Mrs H. f. Cannon
Services for Sunday. July -:
Morning Worship ana SERMON AZ
10 a. III. hurch school at II a. I'M.
, Evening sermon at $ p III.
Slaughter Neck: Church school
at ; p. III. Preaching at > p III.
Rev r. ~ Wright. Pastor
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
OVERLOOK

Mr.. and Mrs, Horace Gilbert are en-
t"rtaining relatives from Coatrsvillr.
Pa. this week.
Miss Chatta Mae Davidson of Mil
ton visited Miss Bessie EllingSworIh n
over the week end
MIR. and Mrs Leo jackson are On
t"ltaining his brother and family from
fottsvillr. Pa. this week
MIR. and Mrs. T. u. CamphclI and
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Campbell at
tended the funeral of their relative.
W. II. Blizzard of Georgetown
Mrs. Ella Seaman of Upland. Pa.
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs a. Il.
tamphcll
}. Vincent White who has been quite
sick IS now able To be- out again.
Miss Marie Simpler was in New York
city the past week end
Mrs licttic Jester spent Saturday
with her parents. MIR. and Mrs. +. II
Kitchens.
MIR and Mrs Everett James of Mil
ford called ON the formers mother ON
Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1945-07-27
GEORGETOWN

Mrs Mary s. Johnson. Bedford
Street has been entertaining Mrs
j. ;. Costello and her daughter.
Miss Jane Costello. oI New York
City. Miss Costello is Il member of
the lecturins staff OF the Mctrupu-
Titan Museum of Art. New York.
+. Trudeau Farley, son OF
Prof. and Mrs. Albert Farley. has
accepted Il position with the Amer
lean NiscOse Corporation in Nir&i-
MIA. He graduated in June. from
the University of Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Kitchens
are at their summer home on
Hickman Strtt. Rehoboth Beach.
for the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Franklin j Butt and her
daughter. Miss Hester Ann, OF
Maynesboro, Pennsylvania were in
Georgetown last week and visited
Mrs. Wilson G.. Boyer.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard f.. Gallo
way and Mrs Parker Of Seaford
have been guests of Mi. and Mrs.
j. Thomas Robinson, at kehobUth
Beach. Mrs Parker is the former
Mrs. Mary BraeIne SeaShOltZ She
recently returned from Red Cross
duty i'll France and will Join her
husband. Lieutenant Colonel Park
er, who is awaiting Il new assign
lnent at his home in Arkansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Asa Gray
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knox.
and two daughters. Mary and
Marguerite are spending the sum
mer at the Gray's Cottage. at Re-
hObOth Beach.
Miss Grace Givens. a Cadet
Nurse at Delaware Hospital and
Miss Eva GivenS. X. n. OF Milford
Memorial Hospital have been
spending their vacation with their
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Linden Civ
ems, at their home ON South Bed
tOrd Street.
Staff Sergeant Alvin V. Carmean
son of Mrs. Amanda Carmean, of
HrbeSon, is home on furlOu9h from
Italy. Serving with the 18th AAF.
as gunner, Sergeant Carmean
was with Il group that has flown
more than lSl bombing missions
"Suiiiot Stl dttSN tai StiS Ill NOtIIH
ern Europe and the Balkans. He
wears the Presidential Citation.
the Air Medal with three Oak Leaf
Clusters. twobattle stars and the
Italian Campaign Ribbon. He was
member of group commanded
by Colonel Thomas W. Steed. who
was i'll command of a B-24 Liberia
tor group.
Sergeant Carmean entered the
service in June, 1913. and gradual
ed from the Army Air Forces
Flexible Gunnery School. at I.are-
40, Texas. AT the time of his grad
uatlon he received Aerial Gunner $
Silver Wings and received a pro
motion in grade at the exercises at
the Air Field
Corporal Edwin ID. Wilson. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William f. Wilson,
mas been released from the Army
Wlth lOl points, after three and a
nall years service overseas. He
was lnducted in the Army in April
I94l and trained at Camp Stewart
Georgia, Fort Bragg. North Caroli-
ma and Fort Eustis. Virginia. Last
November, Corporal Wilson was
home ON furlOush after thirty-fonr
months services overseas and after
thirty day furloueh reported for
further duty and was sent to I.eyte
serving there for the last six