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~ Hollywood Show Here Next Saturday .
Tuenty Receive Discharge Under
 Point System, Mccarthy Tops List

57 months of Army service. Ray mond F. Doucette served overseas the longest for 49 points, or over four years of service overseas, while Vern Sylvester of F Squadron earned the greatest number of com bat credits with 15 awards for 75 points to his total score 126. Others receiving discharges and their scores were: F Squadron-John J.. Schmitt, 115; Joseph Nunes, 117; Thomas Mattarocchia, 115; Oliver Smith, 116; Samuel Cuppa, 119; Joseph F. Meenan, 118. G Squad ron, Richard Spysiski, 120; Ed ward Kresan, 115; Hugh Heltsley, 113; Elwin Blood, IA; John Ricci, 122; George Pappas, 127. H Squad ron-Edward Nocek, 115; Joseph Marchand, 112; Charles Luddeke,
 128; William Darico, 12O.
 According to a recent Associate Press release, the highest score in the Army to date is held by Sgt. Stanley Farr, a bombardier with the Ninth Air Force, who has 267
 points. He has AS points for total
 service and "A points for overseas
 He has the Air Medal with 31 clus- ters for 16O points and seven battle stars for another 35 credits. Farr is a bachelor.
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War Leaders Pledge
 New Drives on Japan

Washington (CNS) In state ments addressed to US. troops in all theaters, following announce ment of Germany's unconditional surrender, the Army's top leaders pledged a vastly intensified war against Japan to the end that the fighting in the Pacific might be terminated quickly.
 Said Secretary of War Henry L, Stimson: "The Japanese have taken savage conquest and brutal rule as a national aspiration and justified it, like the Germans, by a selfad- judged superiority. Hirohito fol- lows the downward paths of Mus solini and Hitler. His fading power for evil must and shall be utterly destroyed"
 Gen. of Army and Chief of Staff George c. Marshall declared: "Un- fortunately, the conclusion of the European battle does not establish the peace for which we have been fighting. A bitter struggle is now in progress in the Pacific. We must continue to do all in our power to terminate the fighting, to end the sacrifice of lives and the starvation and oppression of peoples all over the world. Those veterans who have been long overseas and have suffered the hazards and hardships of many battles should be spared further sacrifices, but others must move in an overwhelming flood to the Pacific to bring that war to the earliest possible conclusion, as we'll as to relieve the war-weary vet erans in that theater."
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It was only one week ago today that Bradley CTS filled out their Adjusted Rating cards; however, twenty men from this Base have already been discharged on the strength of their high point scores and the non-essentiality of their jobs.
 Although all the men discharged had a score of not less than 112 points, they were not necessarily the men who held the highest scores. Many men with high scores could not be discharged because their MOS numbers were con- sidered critical.
 The highest score of any of the men who received discharges at Bradley was held by Clifford J. Nc Carthy of F Squadron, whose points totaled 135. Mccarthy had 57 months of service with 31 months overseas. He also had seven decorations for 35 points and one child. Runners up were Ray mond F. Doucette of G Squadron with 134 points and Jenerosc Tedesco of F Squadron with 13: credits.
 Highest individual credit fol length of service was also earned by Mccarthy with his credit fol
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For those who like a female vocalist (and we really mean vocalist) Ella Fitzgerald really fills the bill. Ella is the type of singer the trade likes to call "clean." Her work is not at all labored but poised and solid at all times. She swings robustly and without heavi- ness. She seems to enjoy singing and this pleasure is transmitted to the audience. The result is free and easy informality which makes listening so relaxing. Miss Fitz-
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Wonlen's Club Appoints Chairnen

The Bradley Field Women's Club held it's first board meeting of the fiscal year last week during which four chairmen were appointed to various duties. Those appointed were: Red Cross, Mrs. w. B. Ram sey; Entertainment, Mrs. w. l.. Truex; Notification, Mrs. J. c. Brown; Publicity, Mrs. H. ". Farrell.
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New Deputy Base co
 Saw Action i'm Phl1l lpplnes

Fischer carried quinine seeds from the islands for planting in Costa Rica. He also piloted the plane that flew General Romulo, Philippine Resident Commissioner, on the second and last leg of his hasty flight from Corregidor.
 In the twenty years that elapsed between his active Army service, Colonel Bradford remained interest ed in aviation. Beginning in 1920 he promoted the sale and manu- facture of airplanes in the vicinity
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gerald will be remembered for her disks of "A-Tisket A-Tasket," "I'm Beginning to See the Light" and "Swanee River".
 "Cootie" Williams is an old timer on the trumpet and, inciden- tally, one of the very best. His band is new and from all reviews is top-fight. "Cootie" was star side man for Duke Ellington for many years and only recently has
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CRUSH LAPS NOW, GREW WARNS;
 BEFORE THEY GET TOO TOUGH

Nimitz, have decided that Japan can be defeated quickly and com pletely with an army which year from now will be 6,968,000."
 Since the present overall strength of the Army is 8,300,00O
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TRANSPORTATION
 TO HARTFORD

Transportation for Hartford now leaves the Main Gate every evening including Sun days at 1900. Transportation on this bus is for military per sonnel only.
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Ink Spots, E. Fitzgerald,
 Cootie Williams & Band
 At Gymnasium In Person
By M/SGT. D. P. STEELE

Bradley" the twentysxh of this month when the listening pleasure
 Ink Americas outstanding quartet Ink Spot records tremendously No who likes the quartet type of Do Worry Alabama Bound 'and" "JavaJ
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Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
NtNA ~DIDiiE< EEOW
THIS tEIA Wet NDUD
e reuacd from t.rt pase1

Otayl 4oIG1..s iIuu This area
Wuundad uHr rtaalr William !
CaNainu-h. ia. Private Wallace
Wootgu amt Prl>au. Franklin Daw-
SON
\ painroop,r Pic William J..
C1lanau.u. - years old. SON ol II
iuuud.r and iotmol VICE president
ol HE Milford Ordnance ,mupanv.
uoW rcsldina i'm Dover. is reported
10 have suffered frol,u feet i'm The
n@hliu- AGAINST tne German count
cr-ujtack in Ecl-lum January > and
is ho.lptalilrd in t.u2laud.
Private C:Nanuneh who is SrI.v-
IH4 With an alrborur artillery unit.
MAS the FIRST man TO leave his plane
aItct gums aud ammunition mad
been droupod IN the invasion OF
Southern rrau,c
lie Wlob that hl~ ouDit held It's
po~iJluu tour and - haIl 1u}s bro
lore they Wclo relieved by tanks
and utaut.Y Latter H. spent three
months Hehline IN the I1ritimc
Alps
Ills uluI VAS called INTO action to
stop the Germans IN The BcI@ium
hdl.c aud il WAS there he suffered
frozen feet.
\ native ot UrrAe Hiu. Pa.
where ne attended Upper Darby
High School. the parurooprr nov
ed To Milford. and VAS Graduated
irun Milford HIGH School where
hc was president oI the senior
class. Has parents recently moved
10 ln3 North State street.. Dover.
Private Cavanau-h entered the
Army in July, 1919. and toluntccr-
ID for paratroop lujy. ilc tccoiNcd
training 1T Camp Nackall and at
Fort Bcunln2. Ga. and went over
seas in JHnc. l9il
Private W0otcu. - years old. WAS
wounded on January II N Ger
MANY. uccorGjn4 40 word received
from Tie War department ny mis-
moth"r. Mrs. Jennie =. Wooten
last Tuesday tn, LATEST word she
received lrom hinI. dated February
II. says taal he i, IN Il resi- ,,unp
lie Naa prrviously hospjDHlIIed N
Eais The soldier attended ,hc
Millold liigh school and is +. %I~td-
U;te OF The University ol T!ulida
Warre seldc ol his Years rs Il stu
don't Wr1c spout uudoG the Nlmy
Specialized ltdrin" proeram Phi
v;tr WuotcH received IN Expert
lutunttyuau IiAd4, Mil" i'm train
jn4 at Camp Nc(auu. Miss Ills
parents now reside tu MAGNOLIA
Private Franklin Dawson. 81
years old vas Wounded on january
). in France lie Was serving Will
'hc infantry in The Seventh \rluy
II is now hrsipraiiz,I in E@2lano
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
WFA Will Purchase
Delaware Apples
Continued from First Prge}

red delicious, yellow delicious
Jonathan. Sta>man Winceap. Rome
Beauty, Baldwin. Mcintosh and
several Other varieties not .rov n
in this area.
The aprIes to he purchased must
rr 2raded t. ) No. or combine.
tI"n Grade. Th" t. :. No. viii he
2'l-inch While the continuation
Grade will include l. :. No. l. /. :
utility. on. better with - linen
minimum in size.
Tn" prices SET for The applies hy
TN" 2oN"rnment will hc t. : Nn !
grade. Nl.20 per huShcl. The p.icc.
are +. O. Il. shipping point
IN" period of making The pur-
cH"S'S Is III "iiect now and VIII
continue until further notice pm
chas.'S will hc made Girccr lrnu
sro"crs. aSsociaIion Of .roN.r.
ana other Vendors.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09

Aitn trcuch foot Tho son of Mr.
and Mrs Frank Dawson. he attend
od the Lincoln School ana the Mil
lctd iIi2h school. IL VAS employ
al at 1hr Niuyard ~hipbuildim4
rompany Milford before entering
The srI>ic" Noccmher ). 1919. He
trained At Fou BclVoir Va. With
the engineers and went overseas
in July. 1914 In his last letter lat
ed February II. he said he WAS inn
proNiu2 slowly. hut ,hlI ne Iill
couldn't Nalh He and his wife.
Mrs \manda Ruth SaN1ou Dawson.
have mo children. Eugene Russell.
1Wo and "a half years old. and Shar-
ron Ann eight months. Private
Dawson wears ,hc Combat lntan
tIYmau lfud4r
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
10 EAPA\D PROGRAM F0E
DEL. CRIPPLED tUIIDHr>
Continued from rrst Page,

Delaware III May one day diviI.I
between the clinic ~ Nen,nurs
found'tIon and the Delaware Hos
pIiaI and the other day ~ the Do
YER aHd the Georgetown clinics
lIppI"d children in Wihninptnn
ana New Castle county attend IN.
CimcS held at the Ncmours Eoo,,
d1tlon outside Wilmington \I.n,
rhlldr"n from all over The slarr
VINO reed special care are hoSnit.I-
yea at the Institute The ace limit
mere IS III years. however. so IN.
state board OF health has an apr..-
m"ht with the University of prnn
SyIvania Hospital whereby handi-
capped Delaware young people he
tween the ages of Ii and u who
need disqualification may be cared
Tor there Dr. Paul Colonna is tho
orth"opcdic surgeon.
N3 Clinics Attendance I.:136
Ihat " clinics for crippled ,hiI
drcn We're held in Delaware durlu@
l9ll Wit han attcndancc of 52t;
was announced by Dr. Carlisle p.
Knight director of lhr Crjnnlnd
Childrcn's Division of ,hc Srorr
Board of tIealth.
New patients tor the ycar nam
hrrrd GO OF which IA came
through Nrmours. 300 were rrfrr-
red by physicians. 2o1 bv state
board Of health nurses. 81 hv school
nurses. 66 by hospitals. II py ,hr
state board OF welfare. is nv guj.-
$"rN schools. ~ by the children !.
bureau and lis others rom aSsorj
cd sources
New patients tcripplcd ..hildrcnl
admitted to nursing service of thr
stat" board of health numbered 80
of which l33 were white ana ~
were colorcd children. New vl,us
and the iollow-up visits 10 patients
Tor IN" past year numbered .23o
by he state board OF health staff.
Attendance 1t The crippled chill
lren's clinic in Milford numbered
l|2 during 1914 Clinics are ncld
at Milford Memorial Hospital.
Niiiord'> 1915 Schedule
During the coming year clinics
W!ll be held at Tie Milford clinic
on tn" following dates on TucsGay
afternoons at ; o'clock. March -
May |. June 49, August :. Septcm-
hrr is. November & ana neccnbc,
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
CHURCHES IN MILFORD
Calvary Methodist Church
The Church "f a Warm spirit
FEY. NJ. Eugene Hunqctford. Ministe

.,uunaA. NaIrh ~
H."' u. chs. N,.tu- an,t-t tI,
l. .t.t'I.t:tr =" i,oIN I,iunrs All vel
conn. m. .rjt,jI,rfsd -rIN .r,s.
lo."o a. ''ufrh ~chuoI John
W.Il'l... ..ipsl.ut. nd,ut. Th.t, arr.
olas-cs 'or ~ axe. vi ,,~.tor- wei
,"r..e. n mot 'U,oll.d l., Wh"rc. NJ
Vii 20 -Ifd /" ~otc"ar YOU - = alon-
l'.oo !, ;4. na>.a. Woiaulp service
a'd Nrt..".l 'it' lena'- N1I "lt.ud
:, ~ ',- lu +. uujN "u ~a.td3> luoruiu1.
a"a ~ ta N,Ib"f4-' No1sh Fellow
or >h l;etH l">'na'... r.'.-.d lt
i. :,,i,t. Au- t,,,la .@.''a.id,u 'Ihr
u.,Iju..- ;4r. Nail h,Glal. Come, p.,t
A.tl jh'ut
.3o r. ~ ItcNut l"u.,l r,.t.od. ..'n .
sad m,...t",. cur Nru'~ Gl0uIrttc
WI atu H.. with -p,.lW selections
hoth merulu" aud .Ncuu;;.
HJaA,t M.'luY:; TFu-d'> eNcul,l:' Al
-" O'Clock
ro.urh rsau.:H routrI.n,,. and
N,luIrl.tJp N.-i.u- pn N.ich - .f
{. - &" ~. crujft.sd ~ ~. Wait =
\ lraru " n'Nor
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
HOUSTON

Mrs. Clara Cain. who has net
been feeling very well lately. went
over to Frederick on Friday and
entered the Queens Nursing Home
wEerc she expects To rest and re-
cupcrate for Il while.
Mrs Mollic Ninyard is very
much improved at this time and
we hop she will continue to show
Improvement
Mr. Norman Berson and Mrs
Elsie Maylin of Philadelphia. spent
the Weekend with their PARENTS
Rev and Mrs. y. c. Benson. at the
parsonage.
MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Prcttyman
and children. Betty and Kenneth,
visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Clifton. and family in Will
min%tOn on Sunday.
Mr.. Walter Warwick spent scv-
rral days of the past week with
his wife and children at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Pearson.
SGT. and Mrs William Wcchtcn-
hjser spent Monday with her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sapp
and family
Captain Robert CoulbOurne has
returned to his home after having
spent several days with his broth
er. William. and family.
The Houston New Century Club
will meet on Tuesday night
March ~, with international Re
latiOns" as the subject.
Houston Cardinal Club
The regular monthly meeting of
the Houston Cardinal Al club was
held Friday evening February 2Sth
at the home of Miss Charlotte Ann
Argo. The meeting was opened hv
the singing of the All club song
followed by the club pledge. Under
old business the committee in char
sc of the bake held in February iii
Webb's store gave report of the
receipts of $31.90. The club wishes
- thank all those who helped t0
riake the bake success. Tie
members were reminded that We'd
nesday, March :. is the date fol
paper collection in the community
The Poultry House and Equip
ment contest is open to all All
club members in the county again
this year. Miss Tull, the county
club agent explained this contest
to the members Several of the
boys in the club are planting de-
unconstitutional plots of hybrid seed
corn this year.
A window display has been ar
ranged in Pierce's Hardware Store
in Milford to inform the public OF
: All club work. and to encourage f.
II enrolment during March. Miss
Tull told the girls of the club about
the Alma kitchell Sewing contest
Tihs is not a Al contest but Oper
to anyone who makes a garmen
after March |. 1915 and wishes tC
enter it in the contest.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
The Avenue Methodist Church
The House of Happiness"
Rev. Frank Herson. D. D., Minister

HUN1TIN. NI-ON 7
2.l" g. a. .;.a~nl %, an, thurrh
s'rh"'d. CIu-olH -tHd,d .,ho"l With
'Ia-r"> and room. l"t ,ll 3@,
90" a.. m. Muruju4 Wur-h.p and
sermon. Fourlh SUNDAY IN l.,ul Tia.
E"} Waiter y Iloatu. - -. .>upyriu-
t"ud"ut ol TIM Dover pr~tucl. AlIl n..
"ru @U'st rtrach'r Ma IT, # mrrlt 10y
the ,.hatc,l ,hulI-
o."" y. n M,jh"dlet Youth Fellow F
hin MI young pr"pIr tn>It.d.
-" - m INrmu4 Wor Mp aud
~'rrn"H Tho minister VIII ri,a,h
%ItJ'r' Thr Ii4m oi th, Wulld ''
ti'Hr;N NNdHti"u '<trtd,d to IA ..rl
,Ic,
~usauuah Wesley Curi, Mil mc,r
1T th' homo of Nh Wh:r, ou Tu.e-
d;'I cN'niuG 1T 81 l'cluch
N'dW'ck i."nt,u S"r\Ir, "a Thi.-
day evening :t 80 .,'.lu,h
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
Pilgrim Holiness Church
South East Front Street
Charles w. Baker, Pastor
NMMlINN. \lnIrL |

N'Hl't;iA. MarCN II
'.'' m Sunday Scho"l IIuhli
l"r~Wht'I~. superintendent
.hh -. u. lr,aching
.o' =. r.. Musical. Song and I'tal-,.
So" =. IN. lrcachiug.
lL"I'r meeting "Wednesday ,ycu.u4
Ht 10 o'cloCk
W" want to invite YOU to our ..r-
Nir'~. also our Sunday school Wc haNe
GLASSES ior all aGrs.
Special Invitation to tho. vino uu
{" no church school We mxIl,. NnI.
'"In" with u. g"t acquainted uith
our iinr Ir"up "t hoyS ana 4jrl- :n.d
&"di\ TEACHERS; arcuts could nul ,ln
- n"l'l"r thing for their childrru ia,
Ina "r hrlnG them To Sunday schoul
Awards are given To ,ach WuiK,s.
~ =. m"t'": Pray. r.nu. Come.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
FIRST Baptist Church
"Not tu he Mn,>tcrcd Into. Eut L" Minister
Rev. con c. Nelson. Pastor
%,unl1N. NairIf u

'''HI'IIN. VIII
iu.un g. I;hr. .,rhuul 'rupn.
.''Tts cot e" p.scIll--hIp'
~ uo a. o.. Molnu& N"t.hDp Me-
..,.,. ..'r,,a. ia ljclN,i.
$50 y ~ Jtiaol and Senior EI"l
Nuuup People, 'itoup+ VIII mr"
h.,hald Wuscn aud ';f'cr Clark AT
-, tH, le.d,t-.
~ =. iu lui"rmal ~o.G. S,r,fe,
and iNrn.n4 Nol-tar M".sas... ''rt.'
N3-ttI'~ Jl-..Ula
W,dlt-.oa.. y H. n I'uI4,t .rns
Eill. :. .dd. ttuuu at tho tVmr "i Nj
aud Nh Ihn4a- i(-up. Truftl .\c
nte. and \ ". Seco"u .tr,"l
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
Christ Church (EpiScopaD
Founded 1904
Church Avenue and Third Street
Rev. Joseph s. Kinks, Rector

ruudaN. M"icH ~
Fourta Su.Aj u I'u'
"a "a. i Holy toutlt uu,uU.
+. a. ~. church Schuot
II Du -. IA Mngua@ ltH>.l "na
I.,uJrn services
WcdrrsdaN. March II d.'" = M
Thursday. Mutot I" i"."" =. ~. and
g. =. rn
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
The Presbyterian Church
The Church ON the rIAIa''
RCV. John Nj. DCChAnt. Minister

:'mdaN. M3I,u -
9-l, It. VA SUNDAY N,houl N. !
u. ''uidoI. @uUrriulrl,!.u
II ."n a. IN. Mur.hp ana S,i+aoli
T"pir. Tin Dimension IT Cinfl'.
t.nNr"
3.uo j. u .IUulor :;ocIrtA Va
G,"r&t Sllarlfrr. loadri
G.@" =. IN. Young Peoples :,ocI,tA
Special tor 1h" Men, y d..rpt slol
group st'rt.n@ TINS Sunday ~ Io.0H t.
n.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
MON tlIlRt II

Services iur Sunday. March II.
Sunday school al 100 p. n.. unUci
Tn" leHdr. Slup Of .Ioml Green. Su
p'rmtrndrht Parents. chilIscI
aad friends ol the Sunday Schoo
VIII you IlcaSr come ont 1T thi,
time and tabse your purt IN rh,
t.'stor Wo2ram Wc gre plauniu2
II viii be very much appreciated.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09

Pfc. Thomas Faix and Pfc
George I.indenkohl of Quantico,
Virginia will spend this week with
their respective parents.
h 1T
A : Claud Tease returned We'd
nesday TO Spence Field, Georgia
after spending Is day furlough
with his mother. Mrs. John Tease
At
stephen Draper left Monday for
HOLLYWOOD, Florida where he will
spend the rest of his leave with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George H..
Draper r
Captain Thomas Bennett spent
the week end here with his par
Cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Bennett
Captain Bennett is now stationed
at Aberdeen. Maryland.
b u
Lieutenant Hayes DickersOn
having a delay enroutc from Texas
to Florida was able To spend sever
al days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Gus Dickerson, here in town
h y
Mr. and Mrs. Walter j. AIinnPr OF
Harrington have received the Pur-
pie Heart from their son, Pfc Wal
ter j. Minner .Jr.. who was wound
ed in Belgium on January ;. 1918
Av
William Pearce 5 e returned
Monday of last week to California
l.
Milford with his father. Vernon
Pearce and his sister, Mrs. Horace
v illey.
Lieutenant Dorothy Tcmin. t.
: Army Nurse spent short visit
With her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Jerry Tcmin before she left to be
assigned to her p. O. f.. for over
seas duty.
Mrs Frances Futchrr Of ll6 Sa-
vannah Road. IcWcs. has received
word of the promotion of her son.
Charles, To his full licutcnaucy.
1t. Futcher is stationed AT an Nth
Air Force Bomber Station in Eng
land
&r
Mr. and Mrs. John 5. Stuart. of
near Laws Church. received word
from the War Department OF
the promotion of their two sons.
2nd Lieutenant Wendell Stuart to
lst lieutenant. and Pvt. Dorsey l..
Stuart to private iirst-Class. The
parents are proud to receive such
good news. too. Pfc. Stuart now is
stationed in Belgium
o. r
The seriousness of wounds or
the location Of foreign bodies en-
hCddcd III the flesh are revealed hy
H-ray pictures taken by Corporal
W. Favinger. 2S-year~old technici-
"n of 121 New Road. tIsmere, Will
minGton. Delaware. formerly of
Milford. Working under the super
vision of radiOloSiSt. he operates
the finest of British and American
equipment III the X-ray department
OF this United States Army general
hospital in England. where battle
casualties are being treated. Cor
pOral FaVin2er entered the Army
III July. 1913. He received his basic
training at Camp Grant. Illinois
and Joined his present unit to come
overseas in JulE. 1914. Before en-
tering the Army he was employed
by the Atlas Powder Company in
Wilmington. His wife. Doris. lives
at tire New Road address. His par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. T.. ". Favin9er
make their home at 302 Kings
Highway in Milford
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
TODAY II THE ANNIVERSARY
OF THE "MILFORD RtRD''
CONTINUED from First Paee)

Il contribution by rooms. which
they have done in the elementary
grades. The high school may want
to do likewise The Milford New
Century Club has made a contribu-
ton as well. individuals may do
so and their contributions can bv
sent to Mrs. G.. Marshall Townsend.
who WAS appointed by Mrs. Ed
wards for Milford. Any amount
given will so to the purchase of a
simple marker for the grave of this
illuStriOuS MilfOrdian.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
81. Johns X. {. Church
Rev Leonard A. Eagan. Rector

Sunday NE,rch II
Milford. 81 Johu's Chai,H. . a m
Sraford. St Mall's Church, \. $50
I:@hototh, St. Edmoud's Church. Il
Fort or s,uShury. 5 = m.
E,rhaIy Ecach CHnI. go a. m.
t,ol.iu@.'icil~ l;tfurc Mass.
l., noious instruction Attcr Mass.
Holy Day and cthrr services as an
lOuucrd
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09

When haneinS pillow eases out
to dry on the lin" place closed end
Ct case over liue several inches
Sine" the sunlight is the hest
bleach. hans white pillow Slips in
the sun.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09

5 house in Ncu Jersey is huiIt in
thr Shape OF au elephant and con
,;.ius six rooms. reached hy spiral
srairca-cs ia thc hipd les. The
Invdah on tl" animals back is %
lcJ nuiu the @r0und.
Milford chronicle., 1945-03-09
The Church of God
Second and Washington Streets
Rev 6ordley {. Baynard. Pastor

NWNN"N. N1TCh n
l"."" =. in. sunday school
-" z" m Morning Wor.h,p
900 =. ny. t. T.. service.
IT. =. m Song Service and f:l.r.
mag Worship
80 +. n.--Thursday. pralcr .oryi..
especially for ,h" men in thc arn..,
Everyone Welcome