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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08

David F. Babson, 55 Elmwood Avenue, Monday 7:3o D. ''0N SECOND CONGREGATION4AL, Corner Main Street pastor Getting Ready for Christmas will be the a. m Commander Donald MacMillan will give an H. Iustrated lecture entitled, Greenland Worlds Larg est Island at the forum. 7:3O D. m. Christmas vesper service sunday December Is. p m. Mrs Club covered dish supper December 12 p. m. Evening Departments Christmas party December II p, m Baptismal service December 23.
 THIRD CONGREGATIONAL 531 Highland Avenue-The Rev. tiomer R. Lewis pastor. Sunday school n Are We Chershing Idols Today? will be the pas tors sermon subject, 1045 a. m. Special committee meeting Monday p. m. Gym meet Ing, Tuesday : D. Choir rehearsal he parsonage Tuesday D. m. Ladies Aid Society Christmas con and party, Wednesday m.
 BUNKER HILL, ETA Bunker Hill Avenue-The Rev AL an M Fairbank. pastor Men will a. m. service in body honor League sunday with the pastor speaking the subject Rise Up Men of God. Sunday School will be held at s:45. a. m The Junior Pilgrim Fellowship. p. Pilgrim Fellowship, 5:2o D.
 ITALIAN, Corner Union and South Elm Rev Lawrence DiFloro pastor. "A Great Prophet will the pastors sermon subject II a. Devotional ice. Wednesday p. m.
 SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL, Corner Piedmont and Bald win Streets-The Rev. M Webb Wright pastor. Church school for all. departments nursery D. m Nursery meets at II a m. The pastor will speak at the worship at II a. The Young Christ ian Fellowship will 6:30 m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08
Lutheran

ZION EVANGELICAL, 201 Cherry Street.-The Rev. E. Einar Kron. pastor. Church School. 9:30 m. Re
 turned servicemens Sunday will be observed 1O45 m All members of the forces with able discharges attend, Sermon subject. watch fulness' Universal Bible Sunday will at this time Church Council meeting. Monday p. Clothing and bedding for European relief will be
 ceived Monday from to and to m. and Tues
 day from to 5 and z to D. Iduna Circle meet ing at the home of Mrs Hannih Clausen, 223 Orange Street Tuesday, p Senior Confirmation class meeting. Tuesday 245 p. Parcel Post sale by Daughters ot Zion Wednesday P m Junior Luther League meeting Friday Junior Confirmation class meeting Saturday II a. in. THOMASTON EVANGELICAL North Main Street Electric Avenue The Rev E. Einar Kron. pastor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08
F00tHghters
 Select Play

The Footlighters will persent Separate Rooms, a comedy by Joseph Carole, a former Waterbur- ian, and Alan Dinehart at the Wa terbury Women's club on Decem- Der II and 12 The play ran for two successive years on Broadway.
 Charles Goodsell will direct the production.
 The cast includes: Eileen Mayer, Eileen Whelan, E. Royal Smith, George Holzer, William Stilwell, Arthur Johnson, Lester Shepard and Virginia Hoadley
 The technical crew includes: John Hovey, business manager; Michael Delpo producer and set designer; Betty Bailey and George Frisbie, Jr., lights; Marjorie Carey, sound: Sylvia Bochicchio, makeup; Mar guerite Frisbie and Arthur Johnson, publicity; and Marguerite Frisbie, properties.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08
African Methodist

MT. OLIVE A. M. E. ZION. s6 Pearl Street.-The Rev sailsman w. Weller. pastor If Christ be Lifted Up pastors subject, a. m. Church School pro- gram 3:30 D. m. Youth Fellowship discussion of Good News for India m. Song service with the junior chorus leading D. Pastors at the home of Mrs Maria Perry. Tuesday evening. Stewardess Board meeting with Mrs. Anna Wednesday evening Ushers Board meeting or President Garfield Bostic Thursday evening. Girl scouts. A. L. C's and Young Peoples Glass meetings
 Friday evening. Adult prayer meeting Fri day. 8:30 D. m -Fe' "
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08
Medical Society's
 Meeting Postponed

The meeting of the Waterbury Medical Association scheduled for December 13, 1945 will be postponed until December 20, 1945 due to the meeting of the Connecticut State Medical Society being held in New Haven, on Dec. 18th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08
Congregational

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL, 12s West Main Street.-The Rev. B. Kenneth Anthony. pastor. Church School fourth grade and older 9:45 a. m. Nursery through third grade II a. How Freedom aud Progress Follow the Bible will the pastors sermon subject at Il The Comrades of the Way (young peoples society," will meet for social at 5:so D. and afterwards attend The Messiah the church a 8. The Ellen J. Whiton Book Club will meet with Mrs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08

Miss M. May, rat catcher of the Rural District Council of Elham, England, killed 1,119 rats during her first year on the job.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08
Ladies Guild
 Elect Officers

Officers for the coming year were elected at recent meeting of the Catholic Ladies Guild of St. Stan- islaus Kostka Parish. The new slate consists of: Mrs. Alexander Bojar- ski, president; Mrs. John Ksko vice-president; Mrs. Henry Posila; recording secretary, Mrs. Chester Mrozinski, correspondence secre- tary; Mrs. Kay Jaros, treasurer Mrs. Dorothy Gustafson, Mrs. Der tha Drost and Mrs Matthew Kosky social committee; Mrs. John Nova kauskas, charity and Mrs. Stanley Brym, pubilicty chairman.
 A Christmas party for the chil- dren is planned by the group fol December 18th in the church rooms Mrs. Water Slitz and Mrs. Alexan- der Bojarski are in charge of al arrangements.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08
Booster Club To
 Hold Yule Party


 The Waterbury Democratic Boos- ter Club will hold their annual Christmas party, Tuesday evening at the Vagabondia, East Main St., Dec. 11th. Mrs. Sarah Lahey is general chairman. Members are asked to bring gifts for the grab bag.
 Those who have not made reser- vations are asked to please call 3-2010 or 3-2508.
 Miss Florence Turnbull has an- nounced that the Waterbury Girls swimming class will not meet Mon day, Dec 10, due to repairs being made on Crosby High School pool.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08

Rumanian oil refineries, seriously damaged during the war, now are producing about TT per cent of nor nal output.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08

A shipping firm in Valparaiso, Chile, has bought four lake steam CTS from the American Great Lakes, for $1 ,735 GOO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08

John L. Mccarthy, Edgehill av- enue is in Philadelphia, Pa., where he attended the funeral of his sis ter-in-laW, Mrs. Philip Mccarthy, wife of Dr. Mccarthy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08
EpiscopoIion

ALL SOULS, Gloves Hewlett Street.-The Rev Thomas I. Sinclair rector. Holy Communion s a. m. Christmas pageant rehearsal a m ing prayer and sermon. II a Church School Christ mas pageant and December 23, D. , night night Holy Communion. December 24, 11:45 p. m. IhflTf 20 Prospect Street.-The Rev. Roger B. T. An derson. pastor. Holy Eucharist m. Maths and sermon, 10 a.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08

A British prewar apiarist serv- ing as corporal in New Guinea discovered species of bee hither- to unknown to naturalists.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08

An American construction com- pany is building a $4,50O, 900 hospi- tai at Barquisimento, Venezuela.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08

Church School 10 m. Divine worship service 2 D. m. sermon subject Watch Pray. Church choir re- hearsal D.. m
 ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL, 46 Cooke Street.-The Rev. John N. c. Mohrmann, pastor, sunday School g In. Sign of the Last Times, Mems Association meeting Thursday
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08

The Chilean Labor Federation declared one-day strike to indi- cate its solidarity" with a strike in progress in La Calera.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08

New Zealand coal miners re- fused to work the Burchwood mine when tobacco supplies arrived late.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08
Christian Scientist

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, Corner Holmes and Mitchell Avenues-Services 10:45 a p. Sunday School 1O45 a. Wednesday evening meeting D.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08
MethOdlst

FIRST METHODIST, Corner North Main and Savings Streets-The Rev. pr. John J. Snavely pastor. Morn ing worship with pastors sermon subpect. The Cry in the Wilderness 10:30 a. m. Church School, m Woodruff Assembly for men. II ;45 a. m. Youth Fellowship to hear Roy A. Ferris. D. Official Board election meeting Monday. s ?. m Girl Scout meeting, Tuesday, D. m. Troop 2 Boy Scouts ing, Thursday 2 m. Junior choir rehearsal. Friday 5;30 D. m.
 GRACE METHODIST 1429 Thomaston Avenue-The Rev Richard w. Mutt, pastor. Church School, s:45 Pastors subject the morning worship II, The Word of God; Junior Youth Fellowship. D. m. Senior Youth Fellwship members will the In dustrial Chorus presentation of The Messiah, Church School board meeting Monday. 73O p. m. Prayer service. Thursday, 7:30 D. m.
 WEST SIDE HILL, 106S West Main Street.-The Rev. Bruce WhittemOre. pastor. Church school 9:45 a. The Eternal Hope will be the pastors sub ject II a. The Youth Fellowship will discuss Give the Other Fellow a Chance with Miss Maureen Ford leader, m.
 ST. PAULIS, 90 East Street.-The Edwin N. P. Hempe. pastor Sunday School 9S0 a. Sermon sub ject. Jesus is Coming Again 10:45 a. Elsie Brick son, of New Britain, Evangelism Fellowship retary, will speak the Christian Youth Club meeting p. m. She will illustrate her talk by of the flannelgraph Midweek devotions. Tuesday 7:30 p. Official Board Christmas party Tuesday S:15 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-08
Baptist

FIRST BAPTIST Corner Grove Street and Central Ay ship subject Christian Influence. by the pasto, nroadcast by WATK l0:30 a. m Evening worship sub ject, This Side of Christmas by the pastor, T:SO I
 m. Midweek service Thursday, 745 p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
PILES UP 126 POINTS

Lockhart, the only one Of the
group who is married. had been
IN service since March 13. 194l.
and had 126 points, the highest
OF the "a.
As a member Of the 117th Cav
airy reconnaissance squadron Of
the Seventh Army he took part IN
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
News on Prisoners
First With Red Cross

WASHINGTON, May IL CUP)
The Red Cross will give top
priority to its notices 20 the next
of kin of American soldiers re-
Gently released from European
prison camps, 1t was announced
today.
The service will supplement the
army notification system and is
available TO men requesting it..
Families are requested not 10
make an effort TO meet the liber-
ated men on arrival in the United
States and not TO make inquiries
Of the Red Cross or the war de-
Dartment
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
81NichiganMen
Arrive at Jones

BATTLE CREEK, May l2-
Several large conveys of casual
ties arrived at Percy Jones Hos
pital Center yesterday. Eighty
one Michigan men were included
Detroit area men are:
ALBRo, SGT DUANE ". s7s, York.
shire
Balm. PFC DONALD. i45ss marx Twain
CARzEcKI. PFC. ANTHONY W, 7l37 T..
Hancock
cHEFF PVT. VAUGHN v. s2s Burke.
HARRIS. PVT. SYDNEY, 7sss Montsr,y.
HoFF. PVT. ROBERT l.. i7727 Chandler
HosAcK. SGT WILLIAM J.. issss
Zllens
HRENczKo. TlS JOHN. is7o2 Arlington.
KELLY. SGT. JOHN J is3is stahlin.
devant
KoLAKowsKI. PVT THEODORE A, sss7
KovAeH, PVT. JOSEPH JR, 44Oa Sew,
,KRAsEwsKI. PVT STANLEY P. 4aS
KUMIN. PVT. ALBERT W. l4osl pnkip-
son
LEMANsKI, PFC, wILLET S, isoSs Z.
CAnneld.
LUCAS -TL5 CLYDE NJ sssa M.te,tie.-
MARTIN PVT. ELLIS 8, 242 W Troy,
frrndate
MATEwIEZ. PVT. SAMUEL. si7s Z. Ferry.
MEINHARpf, PFC W. 1900 Ashland "
MERZ. PVT. JAMES r.. $3.50 Beaeons-
field
OTTO. PVT DONALD p, 22ss Frederick.
PoLosKI. PVT. JOSEPH E-1s3l Spruce
SOoP, PVT. NORMAN G-79s0 Taft.
sTRuAfKIN PFC MARTIN-2As4 R,v,or
STONER. PVT. FRANk-l473 Tvenueth.
Wyandotte.
ROOKIE. PFC CHARLES w.-ls76 Avon.
SMITH, PVT. CHESTER A-41aO ST
Antoine
wICKs. ia JOHN H--e3 East Mspledals
Highland PAX
WILLIAMS Cpl HENRY T-2sT Cat.
fornis Highland Park
.YuRGG- PVT F-FREbERfCK=7p3 SpATTnf
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
House Group Ends
BRETON Pad Study

WASHINGTON, May y (INs)
Completing more than two
months OF public hearings. the
House banking and currency COM
mittee planned TO meet in execu-
tive session carly next week 10
vote on the Bretton. Woods none
tary agreements.
simultaneously, the House ways
and means committee planned 10
close its three-weck-old hearings
on the extension and broadening
OF the reciprocal trade agree
mentS act.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
CamouAage
Spitfires in False Homes
Beat Nazis

LONDON, May u (UP)-Neat
little cottages" and suburban
houses played an important part
in defeating the luftwaffe and
winning the Battle of Britain, il
now can be revealed.
Between London and High Wy
combe are groups and rows Of
dummy houses, complete even Ia
fake chimneys and false painted
windows. one such building had
garage painted across it.
The buildings were camouflaged
hangars for fighter planes that
stopped Adolf Hitler'S bombers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Honor Kazoo Officer

WASHINGTON. May y CUP)
The war department today an
nounccd award of the Soldiers
Medal 10 lst 1t. Paul n. Smith.
CAC. Kalamazoo, for risking his
life TO smother a fire at Hueco,
y NJ. where he was safety officer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Detroit 0pfimists
To Fefe 18th District

Detroit Optinist Club VIII be
host 10 the fourth annual con-
Vention Of the Seventeenth Dis
trict on May 10 AZ the Book
Cadillac Events on the program
begin with an old timers -hsesk-
last at s a m. and include =
luncheon, banquet and radio
broadcast
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
IN MEDICAL CORPS
BUDDIEs SEE DECORATION

Sgt kolenic, who was a mem
Der of headquarters company in
the Twelfth Army was awarded
the Bronze Star while his %
"bunkies' looked on Just before he
was handed his discharge pay.
While Kolenic's pals stood Al
attention, Col Elden NJ. Stenjen,
commander Of the personnel CEN
ter at Ft. Sheridan, pinned on him
the decoration awarded by Gen.
Bradley for exceptional work.
KoleniC, who is u. Joined the
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Times Photo

army April II, 1a4l, and amaSsed
l0l points with III months of over
seas service, two battle stars and
a decoration.
Before the war he was employed
in the foundry at the Western
Steel Co IN Muskegon.
lie thinks he is going hack there.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

-
back TO Ft. Sheridan.
II don't know what I will do
back In civilian life. II seems
80 strange. But I do know that
sweating this thing out Is worse
than D-DAy.'
FATHER is EX-PoLICEMAN
Sgt. West will live with his
father, Ralph West. A retired De-
-tfett- policeman. and ms sister,
Mrs Hazel Waun, at 1543S
Leisure.
He served one year in the mer-
chant marine before going into the
army and attended Wilson School.
Although happy 10 have the
sergeant back with them, the
West family will hold no formal
celebration, they said Saturday in
Detroit.
when Jack was home on fur
Tough in March, Jack said he
wanted everything to be a. II
was when he left. We intend
TO keep II that way" they ex-
planned.
Discharged men from outstate
Michigan included:
Tk5 Cletus b. RAstian,- Iron
Mountain.
TIA Richard L. Blasell, Flint.
ia Theodore r. Drake, Muske-
gon.
Pvt. Richard Il. Kelley, Ann
ArboT.
Sgt. Lewis C. Lockwood. Jack
son.
TIA Thaddeus l.. MIeske, Bay
City.
Pvt. Edward r. PalonIs, white
Cloud.
TI5 Robert j. Tuten, ClawsOn.
Pfc. August A. Nonlns, Holland.
Sgt. Eugene w. Williams, Kala-
mRZOO.
Coi.- Frederick J. Bond, Flush
ing.
S/Sgt. Norman r, Burmeister.
Shelby.
Sgt. Ray Gullett, Belding.
Pfc. Forrest r. Tomlinson. Ben
ton -Harber.
Pfc George g, Brewster. Flint.
TIA John j. Klein, Fowler.
Sgt. Leo w. Phelps, Flint.
Sgt. Charles w. Rust, Battle
Creek.
SISgt. Charles y. Stone Jr,
East Lansing.
T,k5 John r. Waino, fronwood.
Sgt. Paul Allen. Byron Center.
Pfc. Charles v. Crockett, Sault
Ste. Marie.
T/5 Lewis c. Adams, Jackson.
Sgt. Paul Allen, Byron Center.
Pfc. Clarence w Bartlett. Port
Huron.
Sgt. Myrl Chaplin, Ashley.
Pfc. Norman w. Collins, Alpena.
Pfc Charles p. Crockett. Saulte
ste. Marie.
Sgt. Donald Hames, Battle
Greek,
Cpl. Donald ID. HIIIman, Grand
Rapids.
IIt. Dhilhs w, iHtsCOs mhIih-
tique.
S/Sgt. Jerome r. Lautner, Ira
verse City.
Sgt. Kenneth Rusch. Traverse
City.
Pfc. Claude r.. Sand. Pontiac.
Pfc. Leroy Schaaf. Battle Creek.
T/5 Donald s. Snyder. Farm
lngtOn.
S/Sgt. Norbert b. Stachowski,
Bay City.
Sgt. Ray G. Briggs, Lansing.
TIA Frank Bobrowski, Rives
Junction.
T/5 Ray Gilger. Wayland.
TIA Francis {. Johnston, La
peer.
M/Sgt. Rudolph Kolenic, Mus
kegon Heights.
T/5 Richard r. Lockhert. Iron
wood.
PILES UP 126 POINTS
Lockhart, tho only one Of the
group who is married had been
IN service since March 13. 1941.
and had 126 points, the highest
Of the "a.
As a member of the 117th Cav
airy reconnaissance squadron of
a l. Il. L a.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13

every European D-Day except the
Normandy invasion. He smashed
ashore on The first day in North
Africa, Sicily, SalerHe. Anzio and
southern France.
Unlike The others, Lockhart has
had prior furloughs He hash I
given much thought 10 the future
being concerned primarily with
getting home 10 his wife, Mar
garet. and 3-year-old son, Rich
ard Jr.
IN MEDICAL CORPS
Collins was a medical corps
man with the ll6th Infantry of
the 29th Division and was given a
Bronze Star with an Oak Leaf
for rescuing wounded comrades
under fire. He had 101 points. He
is "a and was graduated from
Alpena Central High School.
Each of the discharged soldiers
received 500, the first of three
monthly instalmcntS on his dis
charge gratuity. travel pay home
at 5 cents a mile and Il days pay
for May.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-13
Army Frees % From Detroit Area
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sister Geraldine, "a. answered the
door
This II a real surprise she
said He was home just week
ago, but he told ~ then that
he thought he would soon be
shipped out again"
TMo OTHERS IN SERVICE
There are Two other members
OF the family in unliorm-JoSeph 3
brothers. Berry and Jordan
I'VE won't celebrate much
until they come back. too" said
Geraldine
Sgt HodginS who is %. landed
with the first wave ~ Fedela IN
French Morocco IN the African
invasion and was awarded the
Silver Star. AS a member of the
Seventh Infanty OF the Third Divl-
sion he hit the beaches of Sicily,
Salerno and Anzio, w here the
Yanks were introduced 10 V
bombs. and then southern France.
Sgt. West, won the Silver Star
as rifleman who cleaned out
two German machine gun nests in
the NaZi own back yard. -
He entered the service May is,
1912.
As a member OF the 1l5th In
fsntTy OF the 29th Division, West
who before the war was "A tool
grinder in the Chrysler Highland
Park plant, went into France AT
Omaha Beach IN Normandy on
D-Day.
Twice he was wounded by
shrapnel. once IN the side and
once IN the right arm. He'd rather
not talk about the two decora-
tons.
II was the most surprised guy
In the country when they told
me- was TO he discharged, he
said AT first / thought is was
because Of my wounds. I was at
Camp Shank, ". Y. on my way
back overseas after a 45-day
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-10-12

Col. indian 0. Bousfield, who retired
after three years of service in the Ned
ical Corps was honored with dinner
party by his fellow officers at the
MountainvieW Officers Mess, October z.
The arrangements for this affair were
made by 1t. Col. Harold ". Thatcher,
Chief Of Medical Service at the Station
Hospital. jor Phillip T. Johnson was
the postmaster. LMsic was furnished by
the Special Service Division. 1t. Whis-
onant sang the retiring officor's fav-
orite number, "Danny Boy", and was ac-
conpanied by 1t. N. Stanfield. Lmprom-
ptu speeches were given by Col. Charles
Smith, Post Commander and Col. Bous
field. A delightful repast was served.
Those attending were: Coils. C. Smith
and E. B. Hayward, 1t. Coils. H. That
cher and re. Giles, Majors R. E. Grown,
P. T. Johnson, H. R. Butler, E. W. Ken
froe, R. Teabeau, R. E. Carter, Capts.
E. L. Booker, AT. Perkins, T. R. Flem-
ing, VI. r. Colt, L. T. Miller, T. L.
Hughes, LIST Its. Lyle, Rivers, Wertz,
Davis, End Its. Whis onant, Stanfield,
Gibson, Mr.. U. Barnaby WOJG, and LIr. G.
G. Lee, USO Co-ordinator.
Others present included: Its. S. Har-
ris, Nj. Davis, T. T. Green, T. Johnson
and V. F. Thompson Of the ANc.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-10-12
NEWS NOTES - SERVICE CLUB MOL
(Cont inued from Page 7 Column y

Cpl. j. Camille Drayton, who is in
charge of the Recreation Program has
RUG MAKERS group going. Would you like
to take a Pon-pom rug for a Christmas
gift? We have the yarn, patterns, and
supervision at the Service Club. The
Service Club is slowly but, surely CON-
ing to life. Regular Dance night is
Friday.
DON'T FORGET: Use your Service Club.
YOU'LL find enterta inment, stationery,
restful atmosphere, games, some last
chats with buddies from whom you're
soon to be separated, and in short
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-10-12


Chrisy
Republication
without permission GINS, ST.,
niber APN-o-8-M. 2l24
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-10-12

POSTSCRIPT OF THE APACHE SENTINEL
Vol.2 No.23 Friday IL October
Post Commander y
CHARLES R. SMITH, COL. INF.
Director Of Individual Services
BOYCE NJ. IRWIN, CAPT. INF.
Editor. ...... PFC. Chester A. Burrill
News Editor.. Pvt. Calvin E. Adams
Art Editor. ..S/Sgt. Eugene L. Reavis
ne wspap er, published temporarily for the
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
4 FOOL But WHOSE

by r. A. Hall, Milford. Del.
Don't call me Il saint for you know
ain't
I'd rather be called fool
Than to be called saint when you
know | amt
And You do know I'm fool.
know I'm a fool but am not Il
tool Il Cor. l:lS-25l
COR neither You nor the devil
But you are a tool and the DEVILS
f in sin you love TO rcvcl
claim no high rank but I'm not a
crank
That you or the devil can turn
And know I'm right ON the things
writ"
And | write that you might learn.
II Cor. i:6D
mean that you should learn to do
The things that please the Lord
CJOhn 1870
fOf tllS | KNOW you reap what you
SOW UGal. 6:4D
And the transgrcssOr's way is hard
(PrOv. l3:15)
! cts not be a bluff. but count il
enough
lust to he a fool for God IL Cor
3:lSD
\nd not try to rise above our size
! 10 dcspisc His Christening rod. I'll
Sam. 1:l4)
| cor this | know and I'm telling
| you so
/ That when we start to sin
| Tell lick us so quick and fast ant
thick tRev. >: :l9D
Wen be glad to find refuge in Him
tPs. 46:n
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
BETHEL

Mrs. Paul Garrett and dauGh
ter. of WilminGton were guest:
Saturday Of Mrs. RhOda Garrett
who accompanied them back tt
Wilmington for few weeks.
Pvt. James II. Cordrcy, of the
New Castle Army Air Base, i:
spending several days here With
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Cordrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. karl Thompson
of Scaford. were dinner guests or
Saturday evening of Mr.. and Mrs,
Judd Phillips
The Count-On-N Me club met at
the home of Mrs. Minnie Hastings
on Wednesday evening.
\ benefit card party of the W. ;
G.. S. was held Monday evening at
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
( ARD or THANKS

We extend our sincere thanks
and appreciation to our many
faithful friends and ntiyhbors who
gave their help in 50 many ways
their floral offerings and words of
comfort during IN" illness and
d"ath OF our father and grand
rather. ). Frank Collision. also the
singers. Mrs Lester Taylor and
Mrs. Seth Baker, and the comfort
hS words OF Rev Lan9rell Rev.
Graham and Rev. Jones.
Nj ana Mrs Jack Rust
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dcarman
Milford chronicle., 1945-02-02
IN M MORIAM

In loving memory Of Maggie NJ.
i;aker who departed this life Janu
Try 20 1917:
ON, year has passed since YOU left US
sad was the shock that day.
You hadc no one a last farewell.
\ last good bye YOU could not say
Every day brings a sweet memory
Every memory tear.
DAYS of sadness still come Ger us.
Tears of sorrow Still silently flow.
Deep in our hearts We carry thoughts
or one Wc loved so dear.
sleep ON. Wife. Mother.
God grant a sweet repOse.
Tho our hearts still grieve i'll sorrow
[V, find solact in a God Who knows.
Dearly loved and sadly missed by
husband and Children. 1tp