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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-23
Primary Vote
Contested By
Collins

Lewis Preston Collins early
this week filed notice of contest
against Charles r. Fenwick for
the nomination for lieutenant gov
ernor, alleging fraud and irregu-
laraties in Wise county in the
August primary.
AS will be recalled, final re-
turns gave Fenwick 572 MAORI
ty over Collins, with Leonard C.
Muse far behind as third man in
the race. Official count from Wise
county gave Fenwick 1907, Col
Inns 1872 and Muse 1854.
Collins says that evidence will
show that fewer than 1000 votes
were actually cast in Wise coun-
ty. He cites as proof of his con-
tention that Pound precinct re-
ported Alb for Fenwick, 4 for
Collins and 2 for Muse. AS a
matter of fact, he says, less than
100 votes were cast at Pound and
that Is per cent of that number
voted for him. Other precincts
reported much higher vote than
was actually cast, he declares.
Fifteen Wise county citizens
signed Collins notice as contest
ants, the majority of them being
from Pound.
Collins is being represented by
attorney T L. Hutton, of Abing-
don; George NJ Warren of Bris-
toll; H. M Heuser, of Norton and
H E Weidner of Bristol
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-23
THREE JOIN NAVY

Young men II years old inter
ested in the navy, can apply for
enlistment every Thursday at the
court house here from 8 a. m. to
IL. noon. Your travelling recruit
er for Dickinson County, Mich
olas Mack, specialist &c, announ-
ces the names of three young
men who applied for enlistment
this week. They were: Frank
Lester Combs. Norland; William
Clarence Mullins, Clintwood and
Harry Oneil Gilmer (colored), of
Clinchco.
Young men II years old with
two years high school or more,
can apply for the Navy radar
test, given every Thursday by
by recruiter, Mack. Radar, won
der in World War II and great
opportunity in peace time.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-23
Servicemen Here
And There
HE'S A FATHER

Aboard The USS Haven In The
Pacific-Edward r. Johnson, hos
pital apprentice, first class, of
Clinchco Va, fidgeted with all
the self-consciousness associated
with imminent fatherhood. But
he was not alone in his "ordeal."
Four shipmates paced the deck OF
this hospital ship for the same
reason.
Not until they reached port
did the five new fathers learn
the details. A sparingly worded
telegram informed Johnson that
his wife, the former Gaynell Full
Ter, had presented him with a
daughter.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-23
Sugar Famine
Ended, Says
Salesman

Elder Ted Swindall, salesman
for Virginia Wholesale, Appala-
CHA arrived in front of our shop
at rapid gait and with a great
screech of brakes Tuesday morn
ing, to announce thorugh the
paper that the sugar famine was
over, as Of that date.
The salesman stated that the
government had turned loose
huge stock of sugar that was be-
ing held, and that he now had
forty thousand pounds for imme-
diate delivery in this territory.
He gave the further assurance
that there is plenty more where
this came from and that the SUI
gar shortage was definitely at an
end.
It was also stated that the to-
bacco famine would end in 80
days, as the stocks held by the
government would likewise be
released to the public at t h t
time.
Also it was prophesied that
tires would be ration free within
three weeks, as Uncle Sam also
has mountains of rubber and
tires that are no longer needed
by the army and navy.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-23

Marvin Rakes, son of Robert
Rakes of Dwale, who has been
in the army 26 months and is a
veteran of the Italian campaign,
is home on nine day furlough.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-23
ARRIVES IN, PACIFIC

GUAM-Burns E. Moore, sea-
man, of Rt. l, Clintwood, Va, has
arrived at an advanced Pacific
Island base where he is a mem
Der of special Seabee battalion.
Moore left the United States
for the Pacific month ago. The
battalion to which he has been
ASSIGNED is veteran unit hav-
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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-23
SHOE SHOP CHANGES HANDS

Lem Sykes, owner and propri-
etor of the shoe repair shop on
Mcclure Avenue for a long while
has sold to Emett Yates, from
Caney Ridge. Sykes is now own
er and manager of the cleaning
and pressing establishment OPP
Grated back of the Rakes Shoe
Shop.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-23
Renew Your Subscription

Confirming reports of extreme
scarcity of mast on which Squir-
rels depend for food during the
late summer and fall are two re-
ports from near Freezing and
Norland vouched for by reliable
people.
Fred Vanover, Bearpen school
pupil, says that number of
squirrels have taken up quarters
in the barn on the Vanover farm
near Freezing, and have been
"worming" the tobacco crop
around the barn. He says that
the squirrels have cleaned up all
the tobacco worms there, eating
all the worms but the heads and
that when they see anyone ap-
preaching they take refuge in
the barn loft. The Vanover fam
lily welcomes the squirrels and
will not modest them, since they
have relieved them of much
work.
At the Floyd Killen farm near
Norland, SQUIRRELS, evidently
nding nothing to eat in the
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-23
Squirrels Worm Tobacco Patch
For Farmer At Freezing

woods are eating cones found
on a grove of spruce pines on the
place. Killen says that he sees
the squirrels feeding daily on the
cones, and as proof points under
the trees where the ground is
covered with bulls of cones.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-23
LOCAL PEOPLE DIRECTING
DRIVE FOR AID TO
ORPHANS

The local campaign to raise
funds for the Children's Home
Society of Virginia, now under
way under the direction of Mrs.
D. G.. Kelly of Clintwood, Mrs.
Kenneth Herndon Of Mcclure
and Mrs. Ireland Baker of Haysi,
who are chairmen for their com
munities. Last year total of
$189.82 was contributed to the
Society by individuals and Sun
day Schools in Dickinson county
and special effort is being made
this year to increase the amount
in order to help the Society meet
its increased statewide budget.
The society was unable to have a
personal solicitation in Clinchco
this year, and letters are being
mailed to former contributors by
w. A. Roper, chairman, state
wide campaign committee.
The local campaign is a part
of the statewide effort of the
Society to raise a budget of $27,-
500 which is the minimum
amount necessary to carry on the
present program of the Society
during 1945. Similar campaigns
are being held in practically ev-
cry county and city in the State.
Nose of the funds raised are US
ed to provide temporary care for
babies under one year of age,
while they are being prepared
for adoptions in homes. Last year
of the 121 new children eccept-
ed for care, 113 were under one
year of age.
Workers who are assisting Mrs
Kelly in Clintwood are: Mrs.
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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-23
DWALE SOLDIER WINS
THE BRONZE STAR

With The XII Corps in Europe
The Bronze Star Medal was
presented by Brig. General John
NJ. Lentz, Artillery Officer, to
Pfc. Radford Moore, 74Oth Field
Artillery, who while serving with
the u S. Army, distinguished
himself by heroism on Dec. 10,
1914, in Germany During the
Ardennes offensive Pfc. Moore
cannoneer, voluntarily remained
at his post while his battery eva
cuated a gun position that was in
great danger of being overrun by
the enemy. Even though his po-
sition was under continued small
arms and artillery fire, Moore
stayed by his post of duty until
he was picked up by the rear
guard.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-23
FOR SALE

ONE HOT AIR FURNACE, in
first class shape. Used only three
years. See or write c. j. Sauls,
Tense. Va. ct pd)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-23
LOST PIG

Lost-One Red Duroc-Poland
China Pig. Disappeared Tuesday
in Cl.ntwood.s IF found, please see
Mrs. Unice Reedy, Clintwood.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-23
Completes Training At Dive
Bombing Training Camp

Jacksonville Fla.-James Ro-
land Smith, ARM3c, son of Mr..
and Mrs. James w. Smith, of Rt.
/, Nora, recently completed op-
ational training at the Navy's
dive-bombing training station at
Cecil Field, near Jacksonville,
and was awarded his aircreWman
wings of silver and gold by 1t
Comdr. Weymouth.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-23

Cpl. Billy L. Fields, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Fields of
Mcclure, entered service in
April, 1914, trained at Camp
Walters Texas and was nine
months overseas. He took part
in the fighting in Belgium and
Germany. Is now home on 30
day leave.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1945-08-23

Mrs. an dMrs. Leonard Strouth
have a new girl, Judy Carol,
born Aug. 81.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-01
MILLVILLE

A dedication of the Honor Roll
of the boys in the service was held
on the Lord Baltimore School lawn
on Sunday evening. sponsored by
the Lord Baltimore Women's Club.
The program was as follows:
Presentation of the flag and
Honor Roll by the Boy Scouts.
There are II gold stars on the
Honor Roll.
Prayer. Rev. HeadOn.
Song by the Glee Club.
Address by the chaplain from
Fort Miles.
Solo by Mr.. ]. S. Noble. when
the Boys Come Home
BenedictiOn. Rev. F. G.. Louhoff.
Singing, God Be With You Till
We Meet Again"
Mr.. and Mrs r. l. Addy. of
Pittsburgh. Pa. and Bethany Beach.
were the Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Townsend.
Mrs. Laurence Derrickson. of New
Castle. spent a part of last week
with her mother, Mrs. Sadie Will
liams; Mrs. Esther Townsend mo-
tOred to New Castle with Mrs. Der
ricksOn. and spent the week end
with her.
The new pastor of the Methodist
Church. Rev. F. c. LouhOff. preach
ed very interesting sermon Sun
day morning.
Mrs H. H. Dukes, Jr.. and sister
Mrs. Walter Branford. spent Satur-
day in Baltimore. Md. while little
Miss Nancy Dukes spent the day
with her grandmother, Mrs. Clar-
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-01
BLANCHARD'S STATION

Mrs. Carl Tucker and daughter,
Jean Ann. spent last Thursday
with hci parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearson in Greensboro. Ma
Mrs. Ruby Chalmers returned to
her home here Thursday. altcr
spending few days with her faith
er and sisters in WIlmiugton. tol-
lowing the death of her mother
there
r. l.. Kraft attended his Masonic
meeting in Soaford. Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. J. w. Elwrll spent last week
with her son and family in Penn
sylVania
Mrs. Orendorf and Dr"Ncl enter
tanned guests from the cily over
the week END.
Miss Lrta Pusry. who has been
i'll for the past three weeks with
kidney trouble. returned to school
this week
MIS-. I.ida Tucker spent last
Wednesday with Mrs Mcdl"rd
Smith in Greenwood
MIR. and Mrs William llHndlo>el
and daughter and grandson Wcrc
guests nt relatives in Ellrndalo on
"Wednesday evening of last week.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Wilson
and daughter were guests of her
mother. AIRS. Juli"ttc M"adS, on
Sunday
Miss Vivian Davis WAS an over
night GUEST OF Miss Marilyn Brown
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz entertained
guests from WashinGton u. G., ovel
the Weekend.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-01
HARRISON

Nj Wd Mrs E,',- Iakrt .f,.u,n.,..
o. mHIl"G' "l lb,ii deu-ht.t Miss
'il,d} EIzah,th lo T-cmcHl ~t-,-
,at l@s. u T. ihna>a.. son - Mn
1Nd Nh Eidild-. Inupl:tu ol NItu4
Tn W'ddjnc t""k l.llo 1T th hum..
= I.'N d II TtuU ~ Nt~.rt. ."i
SUNDAY N:,> = Mas Au-au3 non.
"N"U >i.',} oi IT,. -toota. WAS tl.
tf .a'.- otliI .,it,udaut uAi I'ul I.i-
-. 'n"tA'. 81 ~, iutd,. v.- ,h.
-io"m best mau Oih.l attendants
M.Ie Nj and Nl'- F,Idr.d-, lpono>an
iT.I. NJ .,4 I"N'r '"i 'Ia'dtn.
rh- lrd. Wor. ruIa,.d Dlu. .ut
with Whit, acr,--nil,- a:i - ,u,-,4.
"I rd r"l~ Ia, -r""us ~
tn, Amy Au Curl,~ 4nd ht~ just ~
Nh Nauc> T. W,uu=t"u t i'm.
w''h with h,r a,ph,W. |tsN,t,nd
J4uu- and ltualN
Mr~ \ddp N,u-,> ua- n.,,.. cuuiir-
,d III h,I h,d ~Inc, Nuti.t'- p.N hy
ilh'~- ti.r dau-ht,I. N,~ ~aun
l,r'd "i Chester. r.. '- ~taNln. with
hn W. l"Io l"t h,t = .p'.o> r.
,nN,tl
Um n,w minister 'm I:.> /:
.Iou d,l>,rcd = Very uN, .,r,uuu
Smdn> m"rulua t" Il Eu@' .'udl,uc.
;o"tIe I;G-, and N' Lel' \1
I,tl@ch entertained I,N Ion,- aud
MI and Nh. J.. l. No-ou ut dlau,3
uu sunday
Nh. S,.,h J"o ha~ to.,u >p.ud5u.
4 io" daN- v1h Mr and Mt G">,
TIA, W : e : NlU m,.t b.ry u
tn holl nr\' Tha day '>enlu@. Juio
AIl aud MI I;ol,rt N,.~,l W,r
tanned at q farewell -upr,r al IN,
h"my 81 Ar aud Nh. Eu'u~ Rus
last Friday ,N,nN@. TIN. durp.r W..
gwen u hanur rt th,jl Two som. rt
Vat, Eodr,\ Rat. who was htdll
Wound,d uN,r~o:l-. and hY- boon nom,
tvl ~o d:lA- lrIu Nh.l. Sulrh'i SUuG.
Hospital Wl,,r, D., ht- returned To-
auoth.r or,rott"u. @ud trauhr I;G~I
who has hc,u iudu,t,d luto 'h. NrmN
Clifford :,iyWaIt aud t.uul\ ~ Ihll
lrl'a v.'.c. W,.-l -,ttd quests -
Mrs. Lcta WarIiuIton .,ud tamjIl. ;tI
~, M, .,Id A!r- I'N'u What" Hn,
httlr I:tIl"Ia Anu "f Goor-'toWu 81
sunday
S,lN.,,- sunday momu- a- usual
Sunday school .t lu u',i",k \lh.t
navid-uni. ~ur, tjutcud,lu It,t,hjr.
at II p',luck iN I;'N lun,..
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-01
GREENWOOD

Mr ahd Ms. Il. l.. Coulter. Jr..
WrIr Sunday guests ot Nh aud
Ms john BcdWru III ChcStcrtown.
Maryland
Dr Olm Allen. Of Wilmington.
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence II
Spence last week.
Mis-. ;. : Wrotcn was a guest
OF Mrs. T. H. Kuwlms. near Sea
tord la>r week
Alr and Mrs Burton Carter. OF
Wlmin4ton spent a few days last
week with them uncle and aunt, Mr
and Mrs /uck Ila1tcld.
Mn and Mrs +. ] Elliott and
children spent the Weekend viii
her parents. MIR, and Mrs. William
t. ComoWay. near Seaford.
Mrs Jennie Roach and daughter
Of Gcor2ctoWn, spent Thursday
With Ms clara Coulter.
Mr. and Mrs G. II Spence enter
tanned the following guests owe
the Weekend Nr. and Mrs Ron
aid F'ry. Mrs Courscy l.augrcll. al
OF WIluinelnn. and Mrs Gcorg,
Palmer. OF Claymout
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-01
MILFORD NECK
Milford Neck Methodist Church
Rev. David E Wood Pastor

Milford Neck Methodist Church
Rev David {. Wood. Pastor
sunday. Jun' ). sunday srluu1 ...i-
wees 1T . T. 81. IIan,N Thouus-n,,
sup, riltt' ud.u' Niurrh ~,tAi..- 1T
j. ut 10y th" pa-t"r I'l,a~,. tll IT, ..t-
Alter -r,ndlu- - W,,E. in ,h,.
l;.rh" H"-rt"! Il l'W,-. Edwin Short
Is row I,co\,ltu- at h~ homo \yI,.r..
l.ii} tr,ld~ at, \i~1in- hna.
Nj and MI Jo-'ph l.oil:tud ot Nil
tutd W'I' SUNDAY ait'lLoou guests ut
Nh and Nj J"i'n VI L"n4h"thtm
Nj and Nh Iohu Machlin ami
daulht,r. Lila Mo. W,r- SUNDAY ~.
ulng gu,~t- 81 Nj .nd Nr> Iinv.,,d
French of l.Nnch II,j-ht~
I.Ittl" liudd> CIuuch spent SatuIiaA'
afternoon With Joshua Wuby. Jr
Alr and Mr. Frank N,lt. ana fam
il> Of Mllotd HAY, ,uo>,d down IL .tI,ir
that thclr SON. Morris. ran hav, :,
peaceful place ,p r,rJp,ratc
Charles Hud lhhuu .lc-t.I and non
Hunter of fh'Ed"lphe W,r, Wc,k-,.nd
guests of Nj and Mis- Elias Gallo
Wr and Nh Jobn NJ l.onshotb.,,o
entertained Mr I.ouphotham's unrl,
and aunt Nj aud Mr. clifford pi,rc.
of Chester. p. over th, W,,N-,nd al
th,It houur "Th, \uchoralc
Nh ana Nh David St,lcusou Of
WimnltUu Mtl" Wc'k-omd guests al
h~ muthcr MI Amanda Stevenson
ami Mr ul Mn Harvey Thomp~ou
Nr> Jean 'ir,4I and SON Jimmy
were Wr,h-'nd guests al Mr ana
MI. Alfred Mrrvdith
Mr. and Mr- NrlhN Thompson h,>
~ thvu guest. Mr. lill Lewis. Nh,
ha. been qut' i'll. hut is hvttcr at this
WrItNt.
Mr and AI~ Leslie 'ir,ruly and
family were SUNDAY evening guest.
ul Mi and Alt9. Edwin Short and
daughters. SaiH and Elizabeth
Mr. and Mrs \ihcIt Webb. &rd. auo
family of Houston, Mr. James W,M
ol Milford and Mr aud Mr. William
Webb and ~uu lhllN Wcrc SUNDAY AT
t,rnouu cur~t.- ot MIR. ami Mr. \ l.,
Wthh. ,lr. ami ~"u ThomaS
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-01

A. Nelson Sills. S. c. of Balm
with his parents. Nh and Mrs. Da
vid Sills.
Willard'W. Potter. s. ct who
has just finished his boot training
at cambridge, Md, spent nine days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Potter of near Milford.
4 T
Pfc. John Hervey Moore arrived
home from the Azores last Monday
on 19-day furlOugh. He flew by
way of Newfoundland and then on
to LaGuardia Airport in New York.
He is the son of j. Harry Moore OF
near Houston. Technical Sergeant
Arch W. Moore of Rome. y. y.
came home to see his brother,
whom he had not seen since he en-
tered the service.
h IT
Goth Air Force. Pacific Headquar-
tPrS Sergeant DOlphus p. wilkins,
of Milford. Del. gunner on R-29
6SS, Has Dttu q W til bNNt
the Air Medal at a XNI Bomber
Command Base on Tinian. He re-
ccivcd the award for "mcritOrious
achievement" in SupCrfOrtrCss low
altitude incendiary raids against
Japan. His parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelius wilkins. live at lo2 eau
sey Avenue. Milford
h T
Mr. and Mrs. George +. Dodd OF
Milford have received word from
their son, Staff Sergeant Maurice
W. Dodd that he has been released
from the hospital where he has
been for the past four months. and
has returned to duty in the Ha-
waiian Islands. He was wounded
December - in the South Pacific
While in the hospital he was Wis
tied frequently by his cousin. Mas
ter Sergeant William Lynch. who
has been stationed in Hawaii fol
the past Is years. They now enjoy
week end passes together.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-01

meet with Mrs. Loretta Ireland on
May 81. All members arc cordially
invited.
Members of Class No. 6 are cor
daily invited to meet with Mrs. FL
wood Lynch on Friday evening.
June Sth.
Children's Day Program
Children's Day program at the
Methodist Church. Sunday evening.
S O'Clock. June 3rd, will be as fol-
lows
Song by Choir.
Prayer by pastor.
Remarks by superintendent F..
W. Ireland.
Drill. why We Love Our Flag" :"
Thomas Shocklcy, Ralph Tucker
Lewis West. Robert Short, Jesse
Webb, Lee Moore. Alvin Wisseman.
William Wisseman. Richard West.
William Ellingsworth and Alvin
Neibert.
Song. Miss Winifred Tucker.
Pageant. The Children's Day
Garden leach one brings a gift
to the Children's Day GardenJ.
Readers. Shirley Elingsworth
and Phyllis Dickerson.
Guards, Wilson Jones and Curtis
Ennis.
Good Evening. Bobby Webb.
"Children'S Day Thanks, MargiC
Clark.
For Jesus, Frances Short ant
Boris Jones.
"Welcomc", ROnnic Wisscman
Robert Smith. Fletcher Webb, Fay
Carey. Katherine Jones and Kath
lecn Abbott
Size Doesn't Count, Warrcl
Schimpf.
Dearest To His Heart. Carltor
Workman.
"A Little Girls Message. Glori;
Ncibcrt.
Tiny Tots. Rhea ireland. Vcr
non Smith and Lawrence Warren.
"A Little Helper. ROsclla Nor
gan.
Gifts and Messages for the Chill
dren's Day Garden: Betty Carey
Marguerite Welch. Marietta Nor
gan, Pearl Jones. Mary Ann Isaacs
June Reed, GwcndOlyn Lynch
Fredetta Ireland Wyonna Becbc
Jeanette Webb and Frcda Beehe.
Song. "The Masters Garden"
Remarks by pastor.
Benediction.
The commencement of F,Ilcndal
School District No. l25. will hc hcld ~
Monday. June t. at $50 y. IN. Tn
theme of the program will lac "a
American What Is Hc?" Th
speaker secured for the evening
William Henderson. Sussex count
agent. The graduates are: Bernie
Abbott. frcda Barharika. Evelyn Dep
uty. Ruth Jones. Margaret Scnnctt
Doris Short, Charlotte Webb. Isabel
Webb. Alvin Wilson. Raymond Spi
Ger. Donald Johnson. Robert Nciihcrt
Robert Bcchc and Edward Bcchc.
Th" eighth grade of Ellcndalc SChoo
District No. 125 will hold their hac
calaureatc service sunday morning
June 3. at II a. m. in the F,llondal
Methodist Church with Rev. w
Barlow officiating. Come.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-01
Methodist { hurch
Rev. Wright, Pastor

Services last Sunday We're held in
our Cedar Neck Church with a
good attendance. our new pastor
was heartily welcomed and fine
sermon was enjoyed by the con-
grcgation Sunday School and wor-
ship services will be held every two
weeks ON Sunday afternoon in the
church at > o'cloCk. The ncXf ser
vice will be held ON June 10.
"Thanks BE To God, who givcth
us the victory through our Lord
Jesus Christ" | Cor. 13:57.
Mrs. Eleanor Jacobs gave Il din
ntr on Thursday evening To the di-
rcctors OF Southern States.
Private Bishop Bailey Of Dover
Airport was week end guest of
Mr. William Potter.
Mrs Joseph Kemp and son,
Thomas. OF Wilmington. have re
turned to their hom" after having
enjoyed Il vacation with her pan.
cntS. Mr and Mrs, Elwood Mills.
Mrs. Serena Hayes entertained
a group OF the W. $ c. 5. al hcl
home on Thursday evening. \ SEW
inc project is under way.
Mrs. Kathryn Ellingsworth. oI
Glendale. visited Mrs. Carolyn Clar"
ON Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Richard Mills of Milford
spent Monday afternoon with hen
rarcnts-in-law MIR. and Mrs Ell
wood Mills
Mi and Mrs. Harvey Carey wcr,
Sunday evening guests of Mr.. an;
Mrs. Walter Davis. ST.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Clark anC
son. Jackie. visited Mr. Clark ;:
mother, Mrs Winnie Clark. O
Greenwood. on Sunday evening
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-01
Pilgrim Holiness Church
South East Front Street
Charles w. Baker, Pastor
;IundaN. Huuc >

gtI a. m Sunday school. Hubert
ra...Watrrs. superintendent
II :uu a. m I'roachlu".
nn y NJ Musical. S"uG and Praise.
sea +. m. lltachuG
Prayer meeting W'dnc@dHN "NGulfl"
at 30 O'cIuck.
We want Ia lulitc Nou t" our sou
vices: also our Sunday school w" have
cln~sc, tuI nll ages.
Special invitation To thosr who 9"
to no church school w mNlt" You
Come with W.. Get acuUriut'd NTH
our time group of hoyS and pli" 'ud
Eodly teachers. Parents could not Il"
a nohlcr thing tnr th"ir children th"u
send or hiring them I" Sunday - ho"i
Awards are given to each Worker.
our motto: Pray, Plan. Come
Work
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-01
FELTON,

The Womcn'@ Society of Chris
lian Service will meet AT the home
OF Mrs Benjamin Hughes, Monday
afternoon. June /
Rev John X. Dirhl, pastor OF the
FELTON, Methodist Church. has been
returned for the coming year by the
Peninsula Conference which ad-
iou.mcd its sessions in Wilmington.
y reception and donation We're
given Friday evening in the Church
School room by the community and
members ut The Womcn's Society OF
Christian Service for the Rev. and
Mrs John X Dirhl
Robert Schablnecr. ot Washing
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First Baptist Church
Not to he Ministcrcd Unto. But 70 Minister,
Rev. Leon c. Nelson. Pastor
Sunda y. llIllC =

NWTIUNN, IIIlN J
l"."" a. m Bible school Topic,
"E"tWc,n The ToStamcntS." JOIN our
GI"Wing and going Bible school.
Thomas l'loundrrS superintendent
| :ou a. m Morning WorShip Nrs4-
age, Spending Time Wisely" d"
$50 p m foy>' and G;irIs' ChiI
Junior High Fellowship and BAPTIST
Youth Fellowship Groups will meet
7,3o y. Informal Song Service
and Evening Worship Message. jus
tificHtion and Work
Monday, H,"" =. m.-liihIc school oli-
GERS and Teachers meeting at IN.
church.
Wednesday, 500 y. m-Praycr and
Eihlr Study Hour.
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CHURCHES in MILFORD
The Avenue Methodist Church
"Thc House Of Happiness
REV. Frank HcrSon. D. D., Minister
(WudIN. .lupc =

Stli'ElN. Jll't' -
g. -. - Session of thu Chuuch
School. Closely Gradrd school With
,t,,.-.~, = ana luu,n~ Ion all aces
ll.on "a IN Morning Worship and
sermon Suhicrt. 'rh" Demands "t
Public W"rShip" Seasonal music h>
thc rhanccl ch"irS. Always Il royal
W,lcumr
so y. m Thr Nrthodi~, Youth
service All young people cordially
invited.
go T. m tvruuu Wot ~hlr :,ud
s;rtluou Suhirct. Tho pcc.li I"u-
ot C;"d " S'NtH minute "t mt"rmHl
Worship With help t"l tho '"mlue
lay
In, Wonan's S"city "l Christian
s;"r>ic. on "Wednesday Afternoon 1T
2..;o n'ylock
The Fellowship Friendship rla~..r-
viii meet Wednesday, evening 1T j."
o'ClOck
TIN. midwrck Church SrrNic'' ntl
Thursday cNcuIuE 1T I "a p'Cl"rk
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Calvary Methodist Church
"Thc Church of a Warm Spirit
l.. {, Werner, S. T. NJ. Minister

sunday. June ;
4.no q. m. Class Meeting. IIarr>
Emory. l'ador
ln:n0 -. IN. SUNDAY school John
W Wilkins. superintendent. ClaSs,> ion
all 1G"S.
ll:"" q. m Morning Worship. Scr
mon 10y the minister. Topic. ~ Test
of Gods Fowcr.'
G.%,o p m Methodist Youth Eel
loWShip"
7.3o p m Evening Worship Men.
Choir S"rmHu hy thr minister sub
itct. "Tmichiu& Jesus"
Mldweck church service ON Thursday
At .2u =. m.
The public is invited to attend aII
SCI wees