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Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
ROSANI)lIR

Charles R0Sander. 20 years old,
a retired Sussex county farmer,
died in the Milford Memorial Hos
pital last "Wednesday night. He was
born in Sweden and came to this
country at the age Of Is years. set
Ting in Rockton. ILL.,, where he re-
sided until 1913. He then moved to
Pennington. Mr. ROSander's first
wife died 26 years ago and he mar
ried Mrs. Anna Veers of George
town, where he resided until his
death. Funeral services were held
at the Boyer Funeral Home, Har-
rington. last Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock, in charge of the Rev.
j. +. Langrell of Roxana, a for
mer pastor at Pennington. Inter
ment in Hollywood cemetery. near
Harrington. Mr. Rosandcr Is sur
vived by his wife and four chill
dren, Miss Alice ROsander and Mrs
Miriam Badger of Chicago, ILL.,;
Mrs. Anna Workman of kennetl
Square, Pa, and Aaron Rosandei
of Richland. Wash; one grand
daughter, Miss Jeanette Badger
of Chicago; two brothers, John ant
, Adolph Rosander of Scottville
, Mich. and one sister. Mrs. Ann;
= Ingstrum of Peoria, Ill.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
Christmas Program
At Calvary Church
Continued from First Page)

"Christmas in Song and Story"
Will be presented by S5 members Of
the choirs and musical organiZa-
tiOnS OF the church at the service at
7:30 p. M. on December 23. The
newly organized Junior Choir with
30 members will make its first APP
pearance at this service. All chOir9
Will be vested for this performance.
The 16 musical members on the
program will be supplemented by
readings from the Scriptures in a
portrayal of the story OF the birth
Of Christ
A Candlelight Worship Service
will be held in the church on
Christmas Eve. The service will be-
Gin at midnight. The church will he
lighted only by candlclieht. Two
ChOi"S will provide the special
music. The Minister will give the
Christmas Eve meditation.
A most cordial welcome awaits
all who come to these services Ii
you will not be attending church
elsewhere we invite you to come
and worship with us. Bring your
families and invite your friends to
glorious observance of Christmas
in Calvary Church.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
JC NOR RED CROSS
HERE II ACTIVE
CONTINUED from First Page)

- bedside bags Tor In" Veterans
fioSpita! Made by the pupils Of th"
Fredcl'ica School
- Wooden candl" holders Made
by Manual Trajniu& Department,
Milford. Mr. Kish teacher.
Miscellaneous cut-outS for Christ
mas Milford Elementary School.
Miscellaneous trays ana t"bI"
decorations, also Christmas tree
decorations Ellondalc School. MIS-.
Harvey Smith. sponsor
30 carnival caps ana miecplla
n"ous Christmas decorations
Slaughter Neck Colorcd School
Mrs Tholma Brown, sponsor.
Tray and table decorations. alsC
u wooden candle holders MILFORD
Col0rcd School. Teachers, Miss Bar
nard and Mr. Saud"rS
In addition to this large list o
articles produced for the Veterans
Hospitals and for overseas ship
mcnt, a part OF the Service Fund l.
being used this year through loca
chapters and community group
for Christmas projects undertaken
by Junior Red Cross
All schools in Area No. +. Della
ware Chapter, American Rcd eros.
are enrolled in the Junior K"
Cross 1UGC,
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
Farm Produce
Festival Held Here
CONTINUED from First Pager

second Martin Coyerdalc; third.
Robert Becbe.
Glass G, small grains. tirsr. Viii
liam Warren: second, Maurice
Blessing Rye. first. Maurice Bless
ing; second. John Eisenhr"y. Soy
beans, first Robert Fitzgerald: sec
ond. John Eiscnbrey.
Eggs. first. James Hazard. Po-
tatoes. first. William Warren; soc
0nd. Donald Stevenson; third. Bob
by Davidson.
Poultry, hantamS, first Roh"rt
Fitzgerald: second, Charles
Thomas Barred Rock, first, John
Eisenbrcy; second John tis"n-
brey New IIampshires. first. Ron
ala Dickcrson; second, Maurice
Blessing. Lcghorns, first. MaHric.
Blessing; second, Robert i'itZ2er-
aid Pigeons, Robert Fitzgerald.
Legumos, first, Martin C0Vcrdalt
and John EiScnbrcy; second. Bar
ton C0vcrdale and Maurice Bless
ing: third, Maurice Blrs.in&
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
Ration Board Members
Feted BY Kiwanians
(Con,lnued from FIRST PaGe)

Rev. Frank HcrS0n. chairman Oh
the Milford Beard. expressed the
appreciatiOn fot the kiWanlS Cluh
recognition and praised and gave
all credit 10 the panel members,
Chief Clerk Roscoe Galloway ana
the Office clerks for that degree OF
success which was attained III ad-
ministering ratiOning to the lIooo
persons in this area.
The members Of the various pam
els are as follows
Main Ration Board Rev. Frank
Ucrson. chairman; Frank r. Grier
and Edward &. Evans TINS board
also had charge OF automoblleS'
shoes. boots. auto tires ana tubes.
Chief clerk for all panels was +.
RoScop Galloway Full time clerks
werc Miss Charlotte Ryder and Mrs.
Beatrice Brown, ration clerks, ana
Mrs. Virginia Scott. Miss Nellie
Emery and Mrs. Myrtle Emery,
price clerks.
Gasoline Panel Members J. 7.
Pierce. chailman; David SlllS, Lew
is Wright. Herman Johnson, Fofd
ScWClI. Elhprt NllllamS ana lldI-
vcv NJ. Phillips oil and Oil stove
Panel Members ". Dean kinmcl
chairman; f. f. Fisher, James f.
IIumcs. Dr. clyde Nelson and Car
ence Downing.
price Panel Members W. o
Lankford. chairman; &. Franklin
Waplcs. II. f. Kirby. Clarence NJ
WeIch. Harry Pettyjoln. and Full
ton Downing. Price Panel Assist
ants MIS-. Franklin Waples, +. {
Bcswick. Ted Abcr. W. &. Baush
man. II. f. Anderson and Julius
Gorlick. :.
Used Car Panel Members u. '
Wharton and Milton Dill
Truck Tire Board George LIN
dcnkohl. chairman: Joseph Oar
and Bill Berry.
Food Board Members Mrs. BAY
ard Wharton. chairman: Miss Cor
della Carter and Mrs. Catherin
Murphy.
Rev. John DcC hant, chairman
Mrs. G.. Marshall Townsend an
Mrs. W. r Pcarcc.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
Mastitis Is Problem
For State Dairymen
econ uJeI -Iom I'll paGe)

tCou.uJeI -Iom I'll paGe)
miIN passa4rs leading to tn" trar.
The bas-a4es become swollen and
blocked. Thus. the milk cannot flow
10 the tcat. and the damaged pass
AGES dry up.
The infected uddcr in acute cases
of mastitis appear swollen and
hard. The milk is likely to b"
c!r.npy. chcescy and oft-c0lor. Thc
infected quarters may become
"hlind Oftcn, however, the dis
ease d",pIor~ worry slowly. d1mH2-
in2 only small pHrt OF the uddcr
~ ON" tim". As Il result. the in
Iyctcd quarter goes unnutiCCd hY
the owner Of tho COW IN such eases
the disease is known AZ chronic
masfiti&, and is very dangerous be
cause tho infected animals are con
.,tantiy spreading the discas" 10
otli.r cattle in Til" herd. Chronic
ma+titiS can be detected only hy
reliable laboratory tests. Recent
~,i"ntiilc advances have uncovered
u"l, tests and new treatments
which have been OF great value to
ihc dairy industry in detecting.
trtrlnG and controlling masti)is.
II has been demonstrated that
~jropro"occi mastitis can be com
rlt"ly cradicatcd or controlled in
MOST herds
~ the present time the follow
i0G procedure IL rocomm, udvd by
Inc laboratory, for the eradication
aud control OF mastilis: GD AL
COWS, both dry and milking. should
bc tested for mastitis germs. This
may be done by collecting anC
sending milk samples to tn" Mas.
tits Dia2nostiC Laboratory in Now
arE, Del. for a .baclcri0IOGical cN
animation. To do this. il is ncccS
SalY only for the owner to SocUr,
Stvrll" sample Walls from the lab
oraiUry or tr0m his veterinarian
- Is important that the instruction
Tor collecting samples be Strictl,
followed. After til" milk sample
! hay" been tested. The owner vii
+ receive d complete report on tn
= status Of his cattle. ~ Place al
y
: milking line or arrange 10 hav
= them miikcd last. Ga Have yOu
/ veterinarian treat all infected an
>. mails. tp Have all treated animal
T. tested at the Diagnostic LAHORE
5, toFE Two or three weeks after las
( treatment. tJl Those animals NJ
p responding to treatment should /
s. retrcated or removed from Ii
of nerd, depending upon age, dcgrt
) OF infection and value. o6l B2cau,
many maStitis-free herds have bee
id ruined by the addition OF new an
l. mails afflicted with the discas
y owners are cautioned never
IL hrin& 4 new COW into their here
IN unless they are certain throu&
ne laboratory tests that the animal
9e lree OF infectious mastitis. ~ a
III ter the herd is free of mastitis.
rs IS very good policy to have /
rhtir" herd tested regularly.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
Bridgeville Boy
Re-enlists In Army
(Coaiinued from FIRST Page)

tCH:iInued from FlrSt Pagel
Enlistment in the Regular Army
WAS marked by noticeable in
Crcus" in the number OF men Join
Ing up for a tArcc-year term dur
n@ the first week iii Dccrmbcr. ac-
cordinS 70 figures released by the
I. $ Army Recruiting Service
Headquarters Of the Second Ser
vice Command. Tho European
Theatre OF Operations again was
The choice OF a majority Of the men
who took advantage OF the chance
10 travel and asked for an overseas
assignment The Pacific Theatre
came next followed in order by the
China Theatre ana The Caribbcau
hcfcns" Command The most pop
ular branches of service were Army
Air Forces. Infantry and tie Quar-
tclmaStpr Corps
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
Sunshine Class Notes

The Sunshine Class oI Calvary
Methodist church met in the sun
day school room on Thursday eye
ming and enjoyed very lovely
christmas party. The room WAS
beautifully decorated appropriate
10 rhr season. with a lovely Christ
ma, trce and old Santa CLAUS. too.
Mrs Drumming, president of rha
class. very ably led tn" d"yotions.
followed hy prayer by @ohn Wiik-
irs teacher of the class. The group
,ru;ovrd Il beautiful solo ny Miss
Kennedy There We're number OF
Christmas carols sung by all pres
eHt
4Irs. Pruning told splendid
Christmas story 10 the children at
tending. they in turn sang "Happy
niithday Dear Jesus The chill
Grtu were then presented Wit!
.jfta from Old Santa, then tn,
adults enjoyed their gift eXchang,
after which time delicious colorfu
refreshments were served by Mrs
ldl Watkins and her committee.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
POcahOntaS Notes

Monday, December Il. The POcu-
hontas Lodge Han was beautifully
decorated and lighted tree in the
center Of the floor WAS an added
attraction and Will" il VAS very
cold outside there was warmth and
gaiety inside and IS members were
present
Pocahontas Walls called III"
meeting to order and presided at
the business meeting. after which
Santa Claus, in person. mad" uS a
visit and everyone present rcC"iy-
ed gift
There were also several pal
gifts exchanged bur some havcn't
even received card. Now the time
is drawing to a close ANA everyone
will soon learn who tHcir pa is
Don't be 4 stacker remember yOUl
pal.
There will not be amy meeting OF
Monday evening. December -
Christmas Eve but there viii be ;
meeting New Years Eve, Decc..
Der 81. Let's end the year with al
ChallS full ana start the htW " yea
with a bang
Sister Walls has sure had 600,
attendance 50 far amid som" yer.
bad Mondays sleeps and 50 man.
with flu. grippe or just colds. Don
let her down now keep comn".
The committee, Hayes. Walls an
Coffin, did the decorating and SerV
ed corn and vension in shape O
, ice cream. cookies and coffee.
There was also a program. SiS;e
Walls gave reading called th
+ Little Christmas Tree" and sel
} cral Christmas carols We're sun
> with Sister Dorothy Wilson as
: sistant pianist. at the piano
I Wishing all a Merry Christina
: and ~ Happy New Year Er scoiu
VOu next wear
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
RIG WILL FIRE

ON "Wednesday afternoon Of last
week. prompt action on the part OF
+. S. champion OF the Milford Rug
Mill. Laurel. formerly OF Milford:
saved the possible destruction OF
the entire property \ fire tlared
mn under one OF the double eylin-
der looms and cxplosively fired the
lint and cotton about the machine
Bv the operation Of an eXtingulsher
designed to combat this type 'oi
fire Mr.. Champion was able to
extinguish this fire and confine the
loss practically to this one ma
chine which was almost totally lost
on account OF the quick heat at
fr,trd rhr delicate mechanism.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
Milford Grange Notes

Milford Grange was Well rep
resented at tn" list session Of Dol-
aware state Grange. held at Lau-
rel on Tuesday and "Wednesday Of
last week.
Tuesdays business session was
most Interesting. Splendid reports
from officers and Oranges. ShoWin4
q very satisfactory increase in the
STATE"
Tuesday evening 2l9 members
and fricHds attended the banquet
held in Centenary Methodist
Church, 1t being the 18th wedding
anuiEr rrsaIy Of our Worthy state
Master and Mrs g. Bailey Thomas.
Mrs Margaret f. Rohius0n past
worthy state Flora, presented them
with a lovely basket OF flower from
the state officers.
Mrs. jonathan 5. Willis. 81. Wor-
thy state lecturer. presented the
pro2ram. Lieutenant Governor car
vel and Judge Earl" Wiley were
the speakers Musical contest. skit
and recognition Of past masters and
wives.
"Wednesday mprnul Worthy STATE
Chapiaiu Howard K. Nuorr had
chHr2" ef The memorial service. Il
y Barber of Laurel @avc the ad-
dress.
Donald Jester, mastrr of Milford
Grange. and Mrs. Jester. Mrs Jon
a;han $ Willis. 81. state lecturer
Howard Il Moore. state chaplain
and Mrs Moore. Paris g. Kirby
state steward aHd Mrs Kirby at
tended the tWU-day session
Saturday evening WAS on
Christmas party. very good at
toudanc" and lots Of fun an,
changing gifts
The program cummittc" present
I'd the following readings: |
There y Santa Claus? Cthis articl
= appeared in the New York sun i
. lH97p. bethlehem Town How san
i IA Came to America christina
= Story from Luke, read by Waite
4 StuUIo. Jr.
. Sons loan Carter.
Christmas Eve. written by &c,
- Il. ilynSOn
+ Letter from Edna Barker, who
!, now in Los Angeles California.
!, Singing Christmas carols.
Solo. The Lord's Prayer" Dou,
las fry
~ The freshmcnt committee Sc
= we'd delicious pies ana coffee"
,n The next regular meeting will |
Drccnibpr % It which tj,nr nI..,
for installation of our now office
y. WlI be made
A. wc begin tho New NraI. m;
~ every member OF Milford Gran,
- remember tE"ir obligations al
:, when possible attend the meeting
i, These are times when agricr
~ ture needs to be considered SCI
49, ous.y The Grange needs YOU al
you need the Grange
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

The MillwoOd Church Aid will
meet on Friday, December 21, at
the community hall at s o'clock p.
IN. The committee III charge is:
Mrs. Mary Abbott, Mrs. Benjamin
Davis and Mrs. George Bennett.
The Sunday School and Church Aid
are combining and having Christ
mas treat for the children. Also
each person is to take an ineXpen-
sive gift to exchange \ large at
tendance is desired.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
Handel's "Messiah"
At Wesley Church
tContinued from First Page;

Mrs Teho. the accompana' WI,
play the "Oyerture" and 'i'.i"r"i
Symphony"
DAY. Norman Bell, Floron', v II
Iiams. Nctty Sutton, Madelelh" y II
N"us. Betty Thompson, JNlla wac
llockella Carolin" Grafton, M5.i Il
Nari,. Mary Scotton. Gloria It''I-
son. Marion rarhcN. @oHl3'o. tid' \
FRENCH. Jane rnv, B".',' N%'i'
l.a,ira Ncs5ich. wary Stint, 81" r
Il, Thomas. alto, William '!arh
Iittou Anderson, Roh"Il 3'''''
tenor. Flancjs BcIl, Earl !. 'i@f'-
Norman Ward, RohcFt N'i'''
John Parker, and sta" Sc's''N
lewis Wells, has1.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
Milford Century Club

tn" Christmas party at the Mil
ford New Century club had the cle-
mcnts Of surprise and pleasure for
the members and visitors as they
gathered for the afternoons pro-
gram. prepared by AIRS Philip .Ja-
cohs aud Mis-. Duane Lynn. The
ucW members We're received at the
beginning OF The afternoon. stand
inG at ONE end Ot the room with
the president. Mrs. John Fry and
being greeted BY the Older mem
btrs. Aftor that the high school
chorus. directed by Mn Mehlmann
sang "tiloria," "Iioly Night and
"COluc All Yo Faithful" with real
Christmas spirit even though al
most hall of their number We're not
present because OF illness. The
members OF the dancing class OF
Mrs. Tull OF Seatord, then took oven
and gave u fine exhibition OF SeV-
eral types OF dancing as taught hy
Mrs. TUll. Miss Clydia MctiinniS
was present with her accordion
and played as solo number "ChriSt-
mas Medley ana "Sharpsho0t"r.;.
Refreshments We're then served by
Mrs Conner Mittcn and Mrs. FRANZ
Gricr and their committee" II Wa
! fine afternoon of entertainment
and much enjoyed by members
guests and children who were pres
cnt Mrs. Fry expressed d her GoOC
wishes for q happy holiday tor th'
members and announced Their
would b" no meetings on Dccem
bcr - ana II. On January :. tn
mcmhrrs will be the guests OF tn
Plaza Theatre and enjoy the com
plimcntary matinee given ""C'
year Ivy the mana2"T, Edward {
f. ,..,,S
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
Personal Happenings

MIS- laurence F.tchott was in
Philadelphia with pr Fjtche,, tor
-"'"rai days last week.
An @ne ms WuI.am J. nrim-
"a and 1850 sons. Hl-ph,n and
AIatn oi Koutil y. j.. arrived on
~alntdaE To- G~ the holiday guests
"l Ma. and AIRS. George T. Mack
lin
Miss Florc@c" Hcmrrt will ar
rl}" honc today t~om Westminster
college OF Music OF Princeton for
lhr Christmas holidays With her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Bon
u"tt
Miss Elizabeth t.ll"u Worhing-
'oa SlHd"ur at Wilson College.
thmb't~iure. Pa. is spending t1c
Christmas holidays with hci. par-
en'~ >Ir. and Ms Earle +. Wor-
.aiMetou
Miss EiIIccn Wharton. first year
student 1T Sullins College at Bljs-
t"i. VA. returned 10 Milford on
Saturday to spend her Christmas
\aralion with her parents. Ar and
Mis-. hayard WHARTON
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Stevenson
were hosts the past Weekend Ia
Mr. and Mrs Warren Bohn. Miss
Naly Louise Bohn, Mr.. and Mrs
l"aHr sharp and Mr. and Mrs
Charles Dietrich of Lebanon. Pa.
MIR and Mrs. +. Roscoe Gallo
"aE viii have as holiday guests
MIR and Mrs William Ottin2er ant
son Wayne OF DrcNcl liill. Pa. Mr.
and Mrs Horace Edwards o
Greensboro, Md and Mir. and Mrs
dances r. Kitchens Of Dcmar.
.iaI Noahyne who has h"cn il
The t.TN for the past 1No years. ar
IjIri nom" on Thursday Of las
F Wrrh honorahly DISCHARGED. and i
. with ms mother. Mrs. Della Hal
prlhyu. and his erardmothcr. Mir.
c,,or4" llail, ON clark" avenue.
Captain George +. M&cklin an
r rived home Thursday OF last We"
n .Id is spending his leave with Iii
vii" and parents, Mr.. and Mrs. {
+ Macklin Captain Mackln ha
been iu tho South Pacific for man
= months.
d pr. and Mrs Lester O. Adhn
+ and their SON Bill. Will have ;
: christmas dinner guests, Nh an
Mrs. William Pope. Mr.. and Nh.
| Milton Pope. Mrs. Howard Care
Mrs. George Adkins and V
DoWnina o1 Salisbury.
d Mrs. II. IlalWuod Jamson ";
lo in Philadelphia on Wednesday
s. this week Miss Marrilyn Jami=o
ii. student ot Mary Washington C
N !"4c Of the University OF Nu2ini
II Frcderirkshurl. Va. r"turu
~ homo with her mother Tor Il
mistmas holidays
Is Miss r AdelIr Warren, dau2ht
6. Of M.. and Mra William H. Wa
.> au, ~ West Front street Njilol
t- .,N ttrU pled@cd 10 Theta SI-l
~ Phi, nationul Womcn's journali>
D. honorary az Syracu~" University
q ~oHracU-., y. \. Enrolled as
IL lGnior IN tine College of Libcl
re- ArlS, Miss Warren is maioring
r. journalism. She is also Il mcmi
IL ut til" Spanish club: Syracuse
hr CHINA missionary Ur2amlHatjOn. a
M il "a iIui.r ou1,{r i'm tIs tr.shIr
uri"ntation program.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
Revenue Collectors
To Assist TaxabIes
tContinued from FIRST PaRe)

Laurel. January s. . and 10, nH
uicipal building,
HrImar. January H. tire h"'.',
r!id2cvillc, January u. l'"I'i
more T,uSt Company.
GrccnWood, January -, iifiH'A $
sussex County East Nil"
Gcorgctown. January " anH J.
post office.
Milford. january >. and ). o'0.
uiripaI huildinG.
Loves. January 9 post Office.
Kahobo,h. January 10. post otiic'
NiI!4horo. january II. post Office
na.eboro. January If. = day
FirW National Bank.
rrankford. January II, = day
fire house.
SclbyviIlo. January -. posi- office
Milton. January ,, fir" house.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
Broiler Growers
Unite II One Group
CONTINUED from FIRST Page)

which IS planuiu4 fW tnn lurW,
In no ease docs this interfere NTH
the LEGAL groups There is BIG
.ob to it, done and th.~ IS III" ~ty
10 10 it
Officers Elected
G. Y. Towns ud. Jr.. OceaM Ni-W.
w:t- elected president oil ~, G.l.e-
ION. Walter \. Spe1riu SalioDu.y.
Nd. vice president. II F William
son. Secretary y-trrasurci' and a.
Walton smith. Eridg,yillr. +uu4
with the officers makes Jp tine ,N-
tcutiyr committee. In addition Ia
one direction from each local or-aA-
iIatiou thcrc viii bc SIX directors
At lar2r elected ny The 2loW"r
memb,rs The locuI groups and
thcr director are as follows
UrI-Mal-Na Hroiier Industries
Inc. c. y Townsend Jr. Ocean
View; Tli-Couty Poultry ASsori"-
tion. l.. t.. Coloua. Pocom0ho. Md. !,
Talbot county Poultry Association
Howard f. Met ullou2h. Euston
Md: Caroline County Poultry As
sociation. ii. H. Kicck Preston
Md: Peninsula Poultry Growers
Association &. Walton Smith
Hrideevillr. Maryland state FouE
try Council. Walter A. Spcariu. Sal
isbuly. Md: Delaware Poultry hn
provcmeul Association. no director
appointed as yet.
II is also hplirvcd that Nireini,
hroilcr growers will affiliate as ;
part oI this overall orcauizatjon
Melvin l'phof'. Salisbury. VA
appointed chairman OF tn" MON
bcrShip committee and Will pre-
sent the program Of activities t'
the industry during the neN
month
10 Employ FuIl-Timc Worker
Believing that much progress caI
hr made for This industry in TN
future. The board OF directors ha
voted to work toward the employ
mcm of tull-timc worker, Who's
Job it will be- 70 carry ont pro
gram ot quality Improvement. {
90 Thoroughly into the markctin
OF broilcrS. to eventually lead til
industry into promoting the n~
OF hroiIcrs. to investigate tn" p"ch
aein2 OF hrolors for decp-fr"el
units, 10 promote further rcsrarc
ON disease control. efficient produt
ri0n. etc. 10 stage 4 field day il
growers, to coordinate tn" news r'
leases issued for the benefit {
growers aud to otherwise work +,
the Improvement OF tine industry
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21

The Milford Free Public Library
will be closed on Christmas Eve.
Monday December "A. and on New
Years Eve. Monday. December 81.
The Margaret c. Pyle Rebekah
I.odse will hold a Christmas party
on Thursday evening, December
-. in banquet hall. All members
are invited To be present and bring
an Inexpensive gift to help old
Santa Claus out, who will be there
in person.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21

y very Merry Christmas to
each of the readers OF THIS
column. May the blessed holi-
day reawaken your apprccia-
ton OF pleasant things and give
YOU now meaning OF friond-
ships. Merry christmas. ON"
and all.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
CHRISTMAS PARri HELD

The annual Christmas party OF
the "QuakcrtoWn Community' was
held at ScGu0ia Tea Room on
Thursday evening, December T., at
SiX o'clock.
Those present included Mayor
and Mrs. Coliu McNicol, Mr.. and
MIS-. James - Lank. Representa-
tive and Mrs. John H. Wilson, Nj.
and Mrs. Bailey Maull, ST., Mr..
and Mrs. William. ID. Marsh and
Dolores. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Tharpc. Rev. and Mrs. Howard Da-
Wis. Miss Martha ROscnCrantZ, Mrs
John NJ Quillen and Scotty. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Givan and Mir. and
Mrs. Alton l.. Birmingham. all pres
rnt residents of this community.
Also present wcr" the follOwin2
prospective residents and guests
Mr.. and Mrs Eli Musser, Mr. anC
Mrs Harry DOdd, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Dickerson, Mi. and Mrs
James Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs
Clifford Trader, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Collins. Miss Albert,
Long, Major Clarence Short- Mrs
lida Collins, Miss Betty D0rmal
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Custis an
Mrs. W f. Graves and Mr.. and Mr..
Howard DerricksOn.
The dinner was served in tn
, true Christmas atmosphere an
= the dining room was beautiful
, decorated with holly and pine. I'll
, following entertainment was pro
4 vidcd Christmas hymns. pOel
: lampooning the residents and Il
:. guests. group singing, led by Fral
, res Cuslis. and solos by Miss Bet
: DOrman. NJ the conclusion San
b Claus paid the group visit vii
5 gifts for all.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-21
WILDWOOD N>HlNE NGjiEYY

III" MiIiNood Sunshine Society
Will meet in the hall at O'Clock
on "Wednesday afternoon. Decem-
ber 70. Lei us have a good attend-
aucc
tn, committee IN charge OF the
program and refreshments. con-
sist, ut AIRS. Nrtjir Jester. Mrs. Ida
Jester Nrs Mary Robbins. Mrs.
Mur2u~litc Tease and Mrs. Salle
Robbins
The president of the Sunshine
Society. MIS- Alverda Maloney. cX-
tends To every member. Il very
| Merry christmas.