davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-01-07

eve Mrs. Cohen gave party for II
war brides
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dulcan are
back from several weeks spent In
Miami
Mrs. William Frank of New York
Is the guest of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Wein-
man.
| Miss Rosalyn Sarazon joined her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Sarazon,
through the holidays and has re-
turned to her studies in New York
Her sister, Miss Barbara Sarazon
is home from visit in Cleveland
Mrs. Leonard castillo and her son
Leonard Michael castillo, who were
guests of the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Sigmund, have
gone to Texas to join 1t. castillo.
Miss Jane Simon is back from a
visit with Miss Virginia Abel in
New York.
! Mrs. William Ogus was given a
lunch party Wednesday by group
Of her friends who entertained al
the Shoreham to celebrate hel
birthday.
Mrs. Sarah Dembitz has gone tc
Miami for the remainder of the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Hymar
| OF New York were guests over the
New Year week end of Mr.. and Mrs
Morris Gewirz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Haas anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Cohen, who
spent the holidays here have re.
turned to their homes in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Zarin have
gone to Miami for the remainder oi
the winter.
Mrs. Francis Beckenstein has re-
turned from New York, where she
| joined her daughter, Miss Betty
Beckenstein for the holidays. Mis-.
Beckenstein has resumed her studie,
at Smith College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pocker came
back the middle of the week from
Philadelphia, where they were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred j
Goldsmith. Mrs. Pocker was there
for week or 10 days and Mr.
Pocker joined her for the week end
Mrs. Alan De Ford and hel
daughter. Miss Barbara De Ford
have been the guests of DR.. ane
Mrs. George Speck in New York.
Mrs. Helene Goldman of Atlantic
City is spending some time in Wash.
lngton dividing her time between
her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Held and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Held
Mrs. Victor Strasburger of Nor.
folk is the guest of her brother-in.
law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Rober,
Meyer, in their apartments in the
Broadmoor.
Evening star., 1945-01-07
OF Personal Note

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Newmyer again
are in their apartment in the West
chester after spending the holidays
in Fort Worth with their son and
daughter-in-law, Maj. and Mrs. Al
win Newinyer, jr., when they made
the acquaintance of the latters in
FAINT daughter, Mary Lou.
Mrs. Estelle Nordlinger will leave
tomorrow for Evansville, Ind, where
she will spend several weeks with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Marks.
Miss Nancy Weyl is back from a
holiday visit with her mother, Mrs.
Ruth Weyl in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Yale Cohen, who is making
her home with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Brown, has visiting her
Mrs. Harvey Cohen of Savannah
The visitors was the guest in whose
honor her hostess entertained at
luncheon yesterday, and New Year
Evening star., 1945-01-07
Brooks
Continued From Page B-3)

January 26, the birthday anniver-
sary OF Gen. Douglas Macarthur.
Senator Warren G. Magnuson, al
though new in the Upper House of
Congress, is no stranger in Wash
ington, having served eight years
in the House. He is a bachelor and
makes his home at the Shoreham.
Members Of the Lower House are
having the same difficulties finding
proper living quarters for them
selves and their families, for the
housing shortage. is mo respecter
of persons"
Representative and Mrs. Herman
Koppleman, who were members of
the congressional circle a few years
back, are finding warm welcome
in Washington. They again are at
the Mayflower and have with them
their niece, Miss Gloria Baron, also
of Connecticut.
Representative John S. Wood of
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Rains of Alabama are staying tenn
porarily at the Fairfax while they
are members OF the army Of house,
hunters. Representative and Mrs.
Luther Patrick, also from Alabama,
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Jean Adams at Simmons College,
Miss Marion Adams, I student at the
Julliard School Of Music, and Miss
Sally Adams at Northfield Seminary.
Representative and Mrs. Albert
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lare staying at the Continental and
have with them their daughter, Pa
tricia, now 7.
Representative and Mrs. Clyde
Doyle Of California are at Carroll
Evening star., 1945-01-07

Arms and have with them their two
daughters, Lydia Ellen and Dorothy
Nancy Doyle. The eDoyles' only Son,
1t. Clyde Doyle, jr., is on duty in
Florida with the Army Air Forces.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

ity Of Our Lord Church on Sat-
urday morning.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her brother, Vernon +.
FiShtahler. Mrs. Vernon Fish
tahler was matron of honor and
the bridesmaids were Mrs. An
thony Dagutis and Miss M8ry
Ann Miller. A breakfast and
reception were held IN the De-
troit Yacht Club.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Engagement Revealed

Tho engagement of Louise
Deputy. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Brown Deputy of
Wayneshoro. Va. Was an
nounced there last week 10
s Sgt. William J. Lambert Jr,
son NJ Mr.. and Mrs. William l.
Lambert Of Birmingham.
Sgt. Lambert of the army air
forces has just returned from
two years in China lie Is
graduate Of Fishburne Military
School and attended the Url-
Versiiy NJ Michigan and tho
University of Tennessee. where
he was a member ol Alpha
Omega fati
Miss DEPUTY whose parents
announced the engagement dur.
inE a dinner Al the Blue Ridge
Country Club. attended Mary
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Dorothy Stronger
To Wed Sat. Trock

MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL
STRENGER Of Broadstreet ave
nue., announce the engagement
Of their daughter Dorothy, 70
Sgt. Bernard Trock, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Abraham Trock OF
Elmhurst avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Detroit Gi1 Bride
Of Pennsylvania

MISS ELIZABETH FISH.
TALLER, daughter Of Mrs. Ja-
cob X. FiShtahler of Seneca ave-
nue.. and Staff Sgt. Peter {. Da-
quits. USA. son of Mrs. Adam
Dagutis Of Hazelton, Pa, spoke
their nuptial vows At the Nativ-
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Ma p M Little
10 Wsdmi in lsnns,,ss
BIRMINGHAM, July 81.

LOVELY wedding will take place in Memphis, Tenn, July
~ 2S when Maj Prescott Manning Little Of Stockton CAL
will his bride Elvin Elizabeth Holder daughter Of
and Mrs Eugene Michael Holder. Maj Little is the of
Mr. Mrs. Joseph p. Little of Birmingham
The Rev. William c. Gehre will read the service in Grace
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

st. Luke's Episcopal Church.
A reception will be held at the
Peabody Hotel.
In the wedding party will
he Marye Trezevant as maid
Of honor, Mrs. Richard d.
Holder, matron Of honor, and
bridesmaids, Mrs. William
Poston Maury, Mrs. Hylton
Neill, Mrs. Eugene w. May,
Mrs. Cecil Wood Ia ylor,
Bettye Crawford Jordan of
Memphis and Mrs. Ballou
Bagby Of Danville, Va.
Mr.. Little will he his sons
hest man and most Of the ushCrs
Will be brother officers OF the
hrldeGrnnm- elect IN tho Army
Air Force They include MAJ.
Tom West. Capt. Richards
Banks. II. Ballou Bagby Mai
Phfitpr, larson Stephen tt0fnF,
Richard y. Holder and L. Mi
Chacl Holder. USNR.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Betrothal Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. James G. John
ston Of Fort kuderdale and
Sarnia announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Mar
ioric Ann 10 Edward Joncas.
USNR, son ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Ioncss of Lawrence.
Mass. Tho JohnSons are spend
Ing the summer near Sarnia.
Mrs. Earl ID Rutherford OF
Puritan road gave birthday
party Thursday for his small
grandson who. with his mother.
Mrs Jean Rutherford Talman.
j. here for several weeks from
Westwood HIS Cal.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold a King
~ San Martno Cal. who for
merry tVcd IN birmingham, are
guests ef 'Netr Son-in-law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
] Freidline Of Fairfax road
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Mai. Page DISCHARGED

Mrs. Clemson n. Page and
her infant son arrived al the
home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Godfrey Strelinger. 10
await Mai Pages arrival. He
has received his honorable dis
charge from the USAAF.
Mr. and Mrs Genaro A.
FloreZ we're hosts 10 dinner
guests this Saturday evening in
their home preceding the dance
at Orchard Lake Country Club.
Guests include
MESSPs AND HFsDAxFs
John " Ahfnefisid Newman r Hs s'yrra9n
CtFtiuE l. miller FntF X Rleens
Ea AN HAfns Raymond TVvusu
p!chsfr Scales
Mr.. and Mrs Robert y.
Woodruff viii also entertain Al
dinner hnfnrn- ihe dance.
Ht David q. White arrived
in Birmingham. Friday follow
ing a Years service overseas. .
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

Washington College and the
University OF Virginia. .
Nogales international., 1945-03-09
Seniors Challenge
An-School Cagers

The Senior Glass of AS, in order
to help raise funds for their grandi-
ose banquet and Ball, has challeng-
ed next years basketball quintet to
duel which will decide the High
School championship for this cur
rent year.
The line-ups will probably shape
up as follows:
Seniors-Bob Ramirez Ed Stcller,
Earl Pottinger, George Grove, Hec-
ter Pnchi. Tony Truiillo. Gerald
Underwood, and Herb Chatham.
High School-Bob Lopez, Octavi~
Salgado, Bernie Harrison, John
Logan, Danny Pequieros, Hughi :
Chernin, Louis Alfonso, and Dick
Capin.
There has been some talk tha !
asst years lettermen will be ineligi
hle. Whether or not this is a c2n-
firmed fact or just a rumor no one
knows. It hasn't as yet been cleared
up However, it it were so, it woult'
eliminate Bob Ramirez, Ed Stoller
and Earl Pottinger for the Seniors
and Bernie Harrison for the High
School outfit.
The game is slated For Monday u,
3:45 and promises to be close, eX-
citing game. Officials will probably
be made up of school teachers with
Coach Beazley and Limo Carrasco,
a Senior lad, taking the spotlight
as referees.
(N.H.S. Apache Warcry)
Nogales international., 1945-03-09

The upperclassnen overcame the
lead and jumped out ahead. The
nets swished continually as the
Seniors pumped more and more
points through the hoop At the
end of the third quarter, the gradu
ating boys held a commanding 10
point lead as the score stood 1926
The last quarter saw the next
years crop hold the Seniors to one
basket while they sank 6 points
through the hoop.
High point man for the ApacheS
was Bob Lopez, a Sophomore, with
10 points. Bob Ramirez was high
man for the Seniors with IL mark
ers.
(N.H.S. Apache Warcry)
Nogales international., 1945-03-09
Seniors Top '46 Quir,t

Coming from behind to top an 8
point lead amassed by next. years
prospective Apaches, the class Of
AS posted the last victory Of its
basketball career with a decisive 38-
80 score.
Bernie Harrison, the mis-. "Seige
Cum who was expected to outscore
the entire Senior quintet, reserves
included, by himself, was elected
from the game with five-foul
stain on his record. Harrison left
the game late n the third quarter.
The 6 feet inch Sophomore sensa-
ton was held to a measly three
baskets by the under-rated Senior
defense.
The game was close with the Ap2-
ches coping four point lead an,
holding it throughout the entire
first half. Tie half time score
stood 1911.
The third quarter was all Senior.
Nogales international., 1945-03-09
APRIL QUOTA
ALREADY SHIPPED

Miss argaret wood reports the Red
Gross shipment February goth OF
the complete April 1914 quota of
knitted hospital articles as follows:
9 Navy sweaters, toe sox, 5 stump
sox, % prs. bed soX and II prs.
regular Sex. Another shipment on
February 18th, which was part Ct
the spring 1915 quota of sewed
articles, was as follows: 100 prs.
hospital mules, 20 bedside bags, 5
wash cloths.
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-10
New Chaplain Named
AT Dover Air Base
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Chaplain Beasley was active in
civic affairs at Wilder. having ser
we'd for three years as a member
OF the school board. as well as be-
ing Il member of the Rotary Club
and Chamber of Commerce. He
also was an active leader in Boy
Scout work.
A native of Dayton, Tenn, the
chaplain graduated in 1920 from
Grandview. Tenn, Academy. He
first attended East Tennessee
State Teachers College for year.
His preference turned to the min
istry. however, and he entered
Moody Bible Institute, Chicago
graduating in 1926. He received his
degree from Northern Baptist The
ological Seminary in 1880.
His first pastorate was at knul
Baptist Church in Twin Falls, Ida.
until 1888; then at the Gooding
Baptist Church, GOOding, Ida, unit
. 1897. after which he went to Will
/ der
/ His wife. Ruth. and their three
children-R Rebecca, ii years old
+ Charles. y years old. and Richard
IL years old-are residing in vii
der. The chaplain is the son o
John w Beasley of Butler. Tenn
and the late Rebecca Ann Beasley
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-10
Crippled Brothers
Die When Flames
Consume Home
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NOOutlDutO from FIRST Pe8eI
when he hurried back in an at
tempt to rescue his brothers. heavy
smoke and flames made entry i'm
possible. Oscar was severely cut
about the arms by broken window
glass in saving his sister.
Fire Volunteers Hampered
The Carlisle Fire Company OF
Milford responded with TWO tank
trucks. but We're able to save only
the barn and Outbuildngs Fire
men also We're hampered by lack
of water. Oscar MalOney made four
trips 10 Milford in booster truck
to replenish the supply
4 large crowd was attracted by
the fire. After the house blaze was
tXtinguished tiremen found the
bodies OF the brothers side by side
in the kitchen. Coroner William l.
tOnaWay of Sussex county con
Quoted an inquiry at the scene.
The property. known as the
Townsend farm" is owned by
George H. Draper. Jr., OF Milford
The Carroll family is one of the
leading farm families OF that sec
tiOn
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-10
PLENTY OF SLEEP II NEEDED
If WE ARE PLANNING FOR
4 LONG LIFE
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which brings him. rested, To new
day. The most valuable expert
mentS on sleep are the ones which
each individual makes himself to
lind out the amount of sleep he
needs in order 10 feel well, to do
efficient work. and to keep in good
humor the next day. Parents
should try to decide the sleep
needs Of their children. When
child is naughty. cross. restless or
hard TO manage. the trouble is
probably that he is physically and
nervously tired out. Maps are
help. especially in hot weather.
Children also have the proper
amount of sleep in order to grow
al Il normal rate. During normal,
healthy sleep vital activities are
reduced or slowed down At this
time the body is freer to mend
worn-out tissues and to build new
Cnes. This building of new tissue
in children is called growing and
child to grow properly. must
have adequate sleep.
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-10
Dave Hugg Back
In News Game
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Pfc Hugg had a long association
with lower Delaware sports as a
participant. in managerial and pro-
motiOnal capacities, and as a
sports writer. a track man i'll high
school. he also played basketball
and football. While still in high
school he started his journalistic
career. editing a sports publication
conducting sports cOlumTnin a
Dover weekly and serving 'as a
correspondent for the Sunday Star.
Following his graduation from
Dover high school in 1888. Hugg
managed various semi-prO base
ball and basketball teams in the
Dover area, and served as cores
pondent for newspaper in the Will
mington, Philadelphia. Baltimore
area.
After attending the University OF
Delaware and GOldey Business
college. Hugg accepted position
and moved to Milford in 1888
Pfc Hug2 is authorized to weal
the following decorations: Purple
Heart. Oak Leaf Cluster to the
Purple Heart. Combat Infantry
mans Badge. European Theatre o
Operations Ribbon, three Battl,
Participation Stars and the BronZ,
Initial Assault Arrowhead. Presi
Dental Unit Citation Ribbon. Meri
tOriOus Service Unit Wreath ant
the Good Conduct Medal
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-10
HOME DEMONSTRATION NOTES

A very pleasant afternoon was
enjoyed on Thursday of last week
in the grove at Mrs. e. BaXter's
home OH Oak avenue, RehOboth.
The day was exceptionally pleas
ant and delicious luncheon was
served on long tables. The Occa-
sion being the annual picnic OF
Club.
The hostesses were Mrs. C. Bax-
ter, Mrs. Frank Jones, Mrs. Harm
stead. Mrs. John Tracey and Mrs.
II. HOWath. Mrs. Hannah Thomp-
son, vice president. introduced the
guest speakers II. d. Ware of
Dover Army Air Field, who is di-
rector of the Red Cross for Kent
and Sussex counties. He gave a
very enlightening and interesting
talk on his work and displayed
articles made by the cOnvalescent
soldiers through the training re-
ceived in the art and skills SER
vice
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Marshall of
New Zealand. who are in govern
ment work in Washington, d. c.
spoke briefly of New Zealand The
part that country is taking in the
present war, also of the people
their habits and homes, all OF
which was very interesting.
The club will meet September
with Miss Eleanor Dodd with CO
/ hOstesSes. Mrs Verda DOdd anC
| Miss Alberta Long.
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-10
State Guard Is
In Camp Until
Sunday At Bethany
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winner of the Red League rite
match hy Colonel } Paul Heinel
regimental commander.
Members OF the team are: Lieu
tenant Leslie Greenly, Sergeant
Carson r. Ward, Sergeant Robert
+. Young. Stan Sergeant John 7.
Allen. Corporal Harold l.. Welch.
a plaque also was presented to
Company + Wilmington. winners
OF the Blue League contest The
team is composed OF Lieutenant
John j Hall. Staff Sergeant Thos
Toy. Sergeant William Davis. Ser
geant Fred Foraker. and Sergeant
Warner HollingswOrth,
Company F GiNen Plaque
In the shOOt-Off OF the rtgimental
championship. Company F was pre-
scented with plaque as the CRANE
champion OF the regiment.
Litt9uardS for the bathing per.
i0ds have been placed under III,
supervision OF Corporal Ronald
Ewing. Company &, and Corpora
John Gardner, Company c.
Company G. was presented Will
an infantry blue streamer To carr!
at the Zip of their company suidOl
for their emergency work II
guarding wrrckage of the trans
port plane which crashed AT Poll,
Drunmond's Hin recently. TIL
award MAS made at "A rpgimpnta
parade by Li"utenant- C0lonrl Vic
tor Clark rcgimrntal tNtcutiV
officer
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-10
VETERANS INFORMATION
COLUMN

Sec. 1914. Chapter |. Title | of
G.. Bill of Rights: No person
shall be discharged or released
from active duty in the armed
forces until his certificate OF dis
charge or release from active duty
and final pay, or substantial por-
tion thereof. are ready for delivery
tC him or his next of kin or legal
renresentative: and no person
shall be DISCHARGED or released
from active service on account OF
disability until and unless he has
executed a claim for compensation
pension or disqualification, to be
filed with the Veterans Admins
tratiOn or has signed statement
that he has had explained to nm
the right to file such claim: ::
Provided that this section shall not
preclude immediate transfer to a
veterans facility for necessary nos
pital care. nor preclude the DIS
charge of any person VINO refuses
TO sign such claim or statement
and provided further. that refusal
or failure to file such claim shall
be without prejudice TO any right
the veteran may subsequently as
sert.
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-10
HARRISON

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith and
MIR. and Mrs. l.. r. Mason attended
Carey's Camp Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leven White are
spending some time in Baltimore
as Mrs. White is under observation
in the John Hopkins Hospital.
Little Barbara Anne White of
Georgetown is spending the week
with her grandmother, Mrs. Leta
Warrington.
Tech. Sgt Russell f. Donovan,
who is on Is day furlOugh and
wife from Louisiana have been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bates Baker, as we'll as his parents
Mr.. and Mrs Eldridge of near Zion.
During the electrical storm
which passed over this section
Friday evening the lightning
struck the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Lloyd Davidson, wrecked theil
telephone and stunned Mrs. David
SON
Mrs. Adella Nelson and daughter
Pauline of Brooklyn, New Yorl
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Ralston Pepper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Rust spen
the week end with her brother, Mr.
William Hickman and family il
Delaware city. Harry, the son o
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman, returned
home with them for visit
Mrs Mildred kernish has gone
to Texas to join her husband, Ed
die who is in a camp there.
Mrs. Edith Tussell has beer
spending few days with Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Short at RehobOth.
Miss Annabelle Prettyman of Ne
wark spent the week end with he
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. william
Prettyman and family.
~. and Mrs. Harry Warrington
and her brother and wife from
Philadelphia spent one day of las
week with Mrs Ieta Warrington
, and family.
! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson
from Reddfn. moved in HarbesO1
. the past week.
There will be no preaching thi
coming Sunday. as our minister i
. away on his vacation. Sunda
school at 10.
: Mr. Lewes DOdd celebrated hi
Saith birthday on Saturday last
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-10
VETERANS INFORM ALTON
COLUMN
Ser,iceman'> Read iuStment
Act of 1914
Title hapter !
Education of Veterans

Educational aid for veterans IS
available from The Veterans Adj
ministration provided: Cd You
were discharged under conditions
other than DishonOrable: GU You
were not over 25 at the time you
entered service, or can demon
strate that your Education or
Training was interrupted or inter
Tered with by your service; or You
desire refreSher or retrainin@
course: 60 You serve 90 days or
more (nOt counting the time in
Army Specialized Training Pro-
gram or Navy College Training
Program, which course was d con-
tinuatiOn of a Civilian course and
which was pursued to completion,
OF as Cadet or AlidShipman III Il
service Academy or were dis
charged or released from service
because of an actual service in
CURED INJURY or disability: t4)
You start such education not later
than years after discharge or END
Of war whichever date is laterD
In general terms this law as
sures eligible veterans at least one
/ Year of Education with Tuition anC
fees up to $500, paid by the Fedora
Cover nment. 1t also provide.
allowances for living expenses
during the period of Education. III
to $50 for those with no dependent!
OF SIS per month for those with de
pendents. Men and women VIII,
were under 25 when inducted. o
those whose education was inter
rupted, may receive these benefit
for a longer period
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-10
Young People Attend
Bible Conference

Rev. and Mrs. Leon Nelson re-
turned Monday evening with their
young people after spending a week
at Percy Crawford's Camps III the
POcOno Mountains.
Those who attended the Noun
tainbrook and ShadowbroOk Camps
were Mary Phyllis Lynch. Janice
Davidson, Patty Walls. Patsy Kern,
Barbara Jester. Richard Warren
and John Clark.
Those who attended Pinebrook
We're; Betty Armstrong. Betty
Jones, Grace Clark. Charlotte
Kern. Margaret Walls, Jack Scar
borough. Jim Smith. Norman War
rem and Rev. and Mrs. Leon Mel
son.
Sunday evening at 40 o'clock
the young people who went. will
tell OF their experiences at the
camps during the evening service
OF the FIRST Baptist Church. Come
and receive blessing from hear
ing them.
Milford chronicle., 1945-08-10
Mccormick Chapter
Holds Meeting

With only one member absent
! the f. +. A. OF the Harrington High
School held its regular monthly
meeting on Thursday, August ,.
Most OF the evening was spent dis
CussinS the exhibits and the judy
ing contests of the Kent and Sus-
sex Fair, with the purpose of MAX
ing even better showing next
year than they did this.
When the score was checked, ii
was found that every boy in the
group had won one or more
awards for their exhibits or were
on a winning Judging team. The
boys as group. as teams in the
judging contest and as individuals.
are 10 be congratulated for THEN
interest in the work and the show
ing they made. The team for judg-
inS horses composed of Clarence
/ Beauchamp and Billy Welch won
first honOrs while Howard Morton
and Alvin Thompson won first
place in the COW Judging.
According TO the announcement
of Mr. Hodgson. acting supervisor
of vocational education at the +
F. a. building on the fair grounds
after the contests. awards of wal
savings stamps were made tC
Clarence Beauchamp for the high
. est scores in Judging horses. t
Howard Morton for the highes
score in COW Judging and to Allan
Redden as the best potato Judge.
The last item on the program
was planning picnic for Angus
10. when it is hoped that the groul
will spend part of the day at tn,
, , sub-statiOn farm near Georgetown