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Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
WEDDING
Ol.HRNCN NIELBASA

OLHINCU MIFLBASA
Miss Sta9la NJ Ulhrych. daughter
OF Mrs Martha Olhrych. of l. For
rv~tcr street. Salym. Mass. and
Joseph A. Kirlha>a soy OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew j. kielbasu. OF Mil
ford. were married Sunday morn
in". Noyvmhrr -. at 81 John rhr
Baptist Church, Salem. Mass. by
Rev. l.aul~lau Sjkora The bride
wore Il satin GOWN with "A long Veil
hold uu WITH crown Of orange
blos~omS and carried Il prayer
book with y ulte roses. The maid
ol honnr Wa- Martha Olbrych. who
wore Il sky blu" gown with Il bro
cadrd top and skirt OF net She
carried pink roses and blue sweet
peas. Tho bridesmaids were Helen
KubuSItWSki and Blanche I.1Sk-
uWSki. huth ot Salem. The best
man WAS Emil a. Kiclhaaa, ii bro
thor OF the groom OF Camden. Th,
urhcrS were Steve OibryCh unt
John KicIbasa. both OF Sulcm Al
ter Il honeymoon ttip TO Delaware
Waahlm2ton and New York. tn,
couple viii rcsid" at /, ForcsteI
street Salem Mass The bride i.
a radio tube worker at Sylvani;
Tube Works The groom atrrndr,
Houston and Milford Schools il
Delaware. and is q recently dis
charecd Veteran. was in the Soutl
Pacific for several years. srrviu!
as an armor"r, mail clerk, true
driver. and rhoto2raphcr
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

Packages for Delaware Colony
may he left at Mrs Robert Grif-
tith'S on North West Front street.
The NiZpah Circle of the Pres
hyterian Church will hold a tea
and apron bazaar on December ii
from TO } y. m.
The lights will 90 on again here
tonight They We're originally
scheduled to 90 on last Saturday,
but unforeseen occurrences delay
cd them week.
The monthly meeting of Mem
orial Hospital Ladies' Auxiliary
viii meet AT the Nurses Home on
West Front street on Wednesday
December - at three o'clock.
MIR. Gohhlcr or the Nh Gobbler
who survived the Thanksgiving
"Blitz" and who for a time was OF
Easy Street is presently wonder
iu& what fate has in store for him
one OF the postwar industries tC
be- established here is the Atlantic
Ready Mixed Concrete Company
which viii operate plant on Wash
u&ton street. James IIumes OF Mil
ford will be the president Thi
plant will furnish on orders read,
MIXED concrete in condition to b
poured.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
| NV EhStI BIBLE
~ \DtI DECEMBER 9

December . Will be observed in
many churchts throu@hout the
world aS Universal Bible Sunday.
The purpos" is To plac" special
emphasis upon he Bible as the
great book of faith and life.
S"r"oant David Dempsey inter
viewed loo Marines who were
Wounded ON Saipan ana Tinian
80 per cent OF these men said that
prayer and faith in God were the
most important things that helped
them To overcome their fears as
they went into battle.
The Bible or some part Of il has
now been Translated into loGN dif-
fcrcnt languages and dialects. Mis-
Sio'ari"S often work AMONGST pco-
pie who have no written Ian&ua2c
They reduce the spoken language
to written form. Then they trans
late som" part OF the scripture
such rs the Gospel OF Mark. intt
this new written language. Thcl
they teach the people to read it
This Work often takes years q
hard work
AS 1913 draws to "a close. tn,
presses are turning out a portion
of the New Testament in the Nor,
language. More is the name OF In,
language spoken by the Mossi pco
pie. a group OF about 2.00o 600 peo
pie who live in the southeastern
part Of th"\ Sahara Desert in Afri
ca For the first time in their his
tory they will be able to read tn
= scriptures in their own laneua9,
Tn" American Bible Socict
) alone has printed and Distribute
r over "3oooo,"G0 copies of the scriI
lures This society has been doin
= business for l29 years. 1t expect
}. 10 be huSier during the next fry
+ years than ever before.
Attend church next Sunday &,
1 better acquainted with your BIB
every day.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
LINK BANQl EFT HELD
FOR KENT COT NTl
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bonds. In dairy production. Jack
Webb and Betty Webb in The West
willie All club. John FIScuhr"y and
Kenneth Prvttymm OF ii"us'"n
Cardinal mh all of whom ~oM
50 VAR bonds toud preparation.
DuriS Rattray. of the Paradise I'LL
club: in canning. Ina Iirthutski
OF Westvilly Al club. and girls
record. Hazel Sapp. Houston Cardi-
mel Club. in crop production. WeS-
ley Webb Of the Wcstvllr club, in
meat animal, David Ryan OF the
lIarrinGtou Club: in clothinS
achievement Clara Kcnton OF the
Pennington Busy Bees Club, and
homo hrautiiicatlon. Rosanna Mes
sick OF Houston. General NacAr-
thur gold medals were awarded Al
club members who have Outstand-
in2 records in garden projects, who
are as follows. Donald EliasOn OF
FELTON,; James GrunStra, Houston
Bobby Noshcll. FELTON,; Donald
l.uit. Chcs void. Johnny Iokois OF
Willow Grave: Brtty Simpson, Roy
Bell of FELTON,, Kenneth prettymau
OF Houstun. Donald Vincent. Mil
drcd Gallo OF Farmin&ton; DcIb"rt
Cain and Earl Anthony OF lIar-
rin&ton and Ruth Ann Reese q
clayton.
MIR Mcrduley. State All Clui
leader, led the traditional candle
light service of the Kent County
Order OF the Links Four outstand
ing All club members in Ken
county who were imdUctcd into th'
Link organization during the cerr
mumy were Jack Webb of Westvill'
cab, representing the Head II
AlbinH Kitlbusa of Houston Cardi
nal club representing the Heart II
Laura Belle DoWncs OF Kcntol
club representing the Health II
and Harold Workman of the IIar
lim&tou Sunshine Ill club repre-
Scntiu@ the Hands II.
\ gold watch was awarded I
Donald McNatt, harrington, fo
selling the greatest number OF itch
cts for the Kent and Sussex FaiI
The Link organization awards car
year u silver loving cup To the ou1
standing club in Kent county
This award went again for III
second consecutive year Ia I'll
Houston Cardinal All club ,
Houston The Houston Cardin;
Al Club Corn Judging Team ";
also presented the State champion
ship Silver Loving cup by e.
McCauley, state club leader. Loc
leaders of the club are sam Arm0l
and Betty Prcttymam OF IIoustO
This was the first county wide +
banquet held since the war hcGa
\ Approximately one hundred al
twenty-five 4-II club members al
II Ill leaders attended the affair.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
Milford Century Club

Ncmhrl., ul Dh, Milford New Cen
uly Clab hud !, lesson in history
and art on Monday al The re4uiar
weekly mcytiu~ Whyu Miss Eliza
beth Johnson gave some OF the
hack4rnuud and history ol the por-
traits that l.uu@ IN the state huild-
u24 at polc. It Was u Delaware"
Day pro2rum dedicated To th"
richness of tradition iI TIN, pla-
moud State and enjoyed 10y the
members Tho state SONG Was sun9
and ulIr4iuucr Mas plcd2rd 60 the
Stair tla.. while Mrs + EUr@y1tr
short ami Mr- Iusvph rvagcr read
poems uhuut DrUtNury. Miss John
son uppfrcialiu., the ulpultanc"
o1 each noted SON OF pr!tNurc.
could only @lNr ~uIlr Wiulaiurc dc
Ncriptjon~ uI ,ie ,>uly. thr middle
and the luIc statesmen and sons
of the fir~J state Thumb nail
sketches OF lhrir lives. their i'm
porlanre 80 The state ana the ar
ti~t THAI did the purlruit CONFUSED
tlr tain She save Members Hpprr-
ciutrd the study 1nd time IT re-
qurrd for ll,. presentation ut such
/. subject.
Some pochctUoohs asked for by
I'M Salvation Army. lur usr IN Eu
ropcan countries. were brought
and the president AIRS John Fry
has asked that lhu@, mcmbcrs VIII,
have not made this contribution
may do So 1T tn" mrctim2 on Mon
day. 1t Viii ALSO be- HE time to
gifts Tor Delaware Colony. Mis-:
Ida Roosu. who is lady chairman
for December for Tho Colony
would appreciate any gifts th'
members might hriu2 for some Q
the l3o Residents OF The Colony. On
Monday. which is business and SO
cial D"y Mrs James Deputy vii
Give tain ON China and dispIa.
Il large collection ui gifts sent he
hy her husband. Lieutenant Dep
uty. lately returned tlom the &. /
Theatre
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
CHIROPRACTORS MEET

DR.. j. A. Wilkcr Of Laurel, vice
president of the ChiropraCtic State
Board Of Examiners and depart
ment vice commander Of the Amer
lean Legion OF the State OF Della
ware. was the principal speaker at
the Delaware ChirOpractUrs ASSO-
citation. Inc. at their quHrtorIy
meeting at the Hotel Richardson in
Dover ON Sunday afternoon. De
cemhcr >.
He told Of the resolution adopt
ed at the recent convention OF the
American Legion in Chicago. ad-
vOcating ChiropractiC car" for dis
abled veterans OF World War II.
He is a member Of the national
committee ON rehabilitation of OK
service men of the American Les
ion. He also urged support OF Leg
ion activities which aid Veterans OF
this wal
Other speakers We're Dr Robert
A. Piunti of Wilmington, recently
discharged from the Army aflel
five years in the Medical Corps. II,
recounted his experiences Will,
serving in the Pacific Theatre O
Operations Dr.. Justin {. Wood o
Salisbury. Md. past president @
the Salisbury Rotary club, and On'
of the outstanding practitioners q
chirOpractic on the Dcl-Mar-N
Peninsula. spoke on the rapi'
growth of chiropraCtic in It's fit.
wears OF existence. Dr. Frank II
Brownley. OF Woodhavcn. l.. l.. \
Y. past president OF the alumni
association Of the New GOr
School of ChirOpraCtic. welcome
DR.. Piunti back into practice on be
half Of the association.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the as
sociation. of which Mrs. \. "
Bradley is the president, met ;
the home of Mrs BrouSher, Dove
Special Christmas activities wei
planned for. including giving gift
TO the hospitalized soldiers and toy
for these soldiers to give 10 the
children.
Among those who attended wen
DR. Draper of Milford. Dr. and Mr.
Flovd Brougher. Dr. Frank l.. CT
BILE. Dover. Or. and Mrs }. \. WI
: ker. Laurel. and Dr. Justin {. No'
of Salisbury. Md.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
New Nash Auto
Is Now On Display
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The '60u' delivers - to 80 miles
on gallon oi gasoline. at moderate
highway speeds or 500 To 690 on
tankful Of sas." said Mr. Scott Its
- new. big car with Individual coil
spring suspension on all four
wheels. providing Il comfortable
level ride over the most rumpled
oad. on silent springs which need
h0 fabrication.
Pointing out other features o.
tie GOO model Mr.. Scott said that
it's d biz car. with ample elbow
room. lo4-rOOm and head room tor
six bic people To ride III comfort:
that it offers the finest conditioned
air system ever developed Tor an
automobile. giving Il steady change
of draftleSS, filtered. thermOStat-
controlled fresh air with all win
Gows closed; that although strong
,r. il has a quarter of a ton less
dead weight and instead of Il sepa
rate body and frame holted to-
yether. is Il single unit of weldec
steel from rattles and sQucaks.
The Ambassador. with its IL
hors, power engine, offers ever
more luxury. according to Mr.
Scott. Richly upholstered and ap
pointed. it is the finest car eve
built by Nash.
1T is long rakiSh car with am
ple room for a bic family, he SAID
"The Ambassador hugs curve
without effort and glides event.
over the toughest roads with 1t
long responsive cushionin% springs
like the 600. il is equipped Wit
the conditioned air system. Becaus
of its valvc-in-head engine. the Am
hassador provides outstanding eco
nolny of performance. giving NOR
than 20 miles per gallon.
Both Nash cars have complet
new styling and feature new mas
sive wrap around bumpers, NJ
Scott pointed or;.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
FELTON, AVON Club HOLDS
BAZAAR

The FELTON, Avon Club will hold a
Christmas bazaar ON Saturday. De
cem!ber :. beginning al ~ a. m.
in The IIarrinGton building The
bazaar is for the benefit of char
ily work done in the community
and in the state.
The chairman. Mrs. Albert War
rem, has as her cO-Workers, Mrs
\. {. Dill, Mrs Nelson Hammond
Mrs Walter Moore. Mrs. Clarence
Morris. Mrs. Clifford Simpler anC
Mrs. y. \. Petry.
The bazaar will feature aprons
potted plants. fancy work. Christ
mas cards costume jewely. cand!
and baked goods, stuffed toy ami
mails. a white elephant table. ant
Il grab bag To attract the yOungs
tcrS
All contributions must be in b.
Friday. December :.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07

Tor top drawers il the shower
of babies keeps UP. In Noycn-
ber there We're forty births RE-
corded and so far. this month.
with only few days gone by,
there have been nine In that
number were two sets ul
twins MIR. and Mrs. Nuryal
Swinford OF Lincoln brcano
parents of two boys on NoVvm-
ber % and Mr.. ana Mrs. Floyd
Johnson, Jr.. OF Blades. be
came parents Of boy and
girl on December , SurrIy
there is no alarm about race.
suicide, if this goes ON
Adele Waren daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Warren.
who is student Al Syracuse
University and studyiua jour
malism among other lliu2s.
was elected to membership in
the Theta Si&mI Phi honor
AIRY sorority of national jour
HaliSm, last week. Adrllc. mod
est about her achievements. has
been fine student and often
is recognized for her ability in
scholarship and her artistry
She will arrive home Drcru-
hrr 22 for the Christmas holi-
days.
CONGRATULATIONS have been
going to MIR and Mrs. Grur&r
W. Jones of East Front street,
who celebrated their forty
fifth wedding anniversary last
Thursday. 1t was quiet crl"-
bratiOn. but il marked an
other milestone in a happy
married life
These are the days OF decp
secrets and sly tuckiu@ away
OF gifts that will be brought To
light Christmas Day. Shop
uiuU lraVCS murh tO be drci--
ed but there is plenty of salts
faction in H. thought that ",
are not buying too much ion
service men but more for civil
ian needs. So happy shoppin4
to You whose SONS are hom,
and going about every day
routine. Soon We Shall ulI b,
on that basis.
Always.
Virginia Townsend
Wednesday.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
Personal Happenings

lI} and Mrs w Dean Nimm,l
were in New York city TWO days
This week.
George Stokes who has been in
fb, south Pacific tor TIA" past Year
nI more. arrived home TINS week.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Hrom" ana
.dau.hter. Judy ol Dover. visited
Wr and Mrs Frod hramr this
week.
,.nta;n James ]. Deputy. Jacob
u, Eoo.a Ir. and lack AIlrn at
tended the Army Navy Sam in
Philadelphia last Saturday.
Air. and Mrs Howard PostIrs
sn.n the past Weekend in Mil
huIn. y. j. as guests oi MI ana
MIS- lIorholr CIrndani'i
William Johnson has been hon
orablv discharged from til" Army.
and now at hom" with ms mo
rhrr. Mrs Emma T Johnson
Henry /. Bunstciu. who spent II
months in the European Thr"lI" "i
War. Is visiting his parents Mr.
ana Mrs. John Forest lor "A L."
days.
John y. Williams, who has been
honorably DISCHARGED from tho
coast Guards. is now At hum" With
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. {. II
Williams. near town.
Rev. \. +. Kniccly of GaIcna
Md. spent Tuesday and Wrdn"o
d;tv as the guest OF his dau2hl'l
ana son -in-luW. Mr. and Mrs l@u
renee Exams OF loG Cau~ey a1"
nue.. Milford
M.. and Mrs Milton {. |"hrr
Miss ENID Smith OF Allentown. IA
and .Iohn f. XuErr, NJ. 9. VI. NJ. : e
4crljna aboard the t. :. : Suffolk
were The guests of MIR. and Mis-
Cuurtlaud r.. Clarke.
Sir. and Mrs Calhrcll Smith, wh'
have been visiting Miss Mabt
Smith. left for their home III Al
luntu. Georgia. last week MIS-
Smiths nephew. EuSrn" Smlil
lately discharged from the Army
and who spent the past S"N'TA
months in G. T. l., is nov h'
guest.
Mrs. William Rust Mrs. Thoma
, FluuudcrS, Mrs. Leon Nelson an
/ dm4htrr were i'll Philadelphia tn
: past week where Mrs Rust va
+ under the care of an optometrIS
, MIR. ana Mrs. VIM. +. Rust had Il
i guests on Sunday evening. NJ
. and Mrs William Grccn and NJ
, and Mrs Herman Thomas and chi
+ drcu. all OF IIarbcsun.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
Sunshine Class Notes

The Sunshine Glass of the Cal
vary Methodist Church Will hold
its annual Christmas party ON
Thursday evening, December -
Let each one bring an Inexpensive
gitt for exchange. Also bring the
children and 2ift for each child
to exchange. Ii You don't have a
child. borrow one.
The committee in charge of the
activities is as follows: Mrs. Ida
Watkins, Mrs. Thelma Mayhow
Mrs. Mildred IIocy. Mrs. Mildred
Berridge, Mrs. Ethel Gray, Mrs.
Alice DerricksOn. Mrs. C0rnelia
Trice. Miss Pearl Cooper. Mrs. En-
ma Bennett, Mrs. Walter Thomas
Mrs. Thomas Porter, Mrs Ella
Warren, Mrs. Howard French. anC
4 Mrs. John leverage Everyone b,
sure TO attend this Christmas par
| ty.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
WOOLEIHAN HEADS
DEL. LABOR COZ NCII
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John Norris, Esq. Executive
Secretary OF the Labor Relations
Council of Maryland Motor Truck
Association, Baltimore. Maryland
was the chief speaker and outlined
the program as it had been Carried
on in the State OF Maryland. Olh~r
sE2akers included Mir. James j.
Doherty, Assistant 10 Nh. Norris ol
Baltimore. Mr. Walter knrip Soc
letary OF the Motor Truck As~ocia-
ton Of Baltimore. Maryland. and
Mr.. Victor &. Mckenzie also OF the
Maryland Labor Relations counsel
The 2enclTtl purpose oi the on
sanitation is to represent and act
for its members in all matters con
Ccrning labor relations
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
DATE Is SET FOR ANNUAL
MEETING OF PENINSULA
HORTICULTURAL GROI L
Continued from First Page)

Welcome, Mr.. II. W. Huston. Presi-
dent, Chamber OF Commerce, Sails
bury, Maryland. Response. Presi-
dent Albert Fike COrdova, Md.
10000 a. m, Consideration for the
Future Development OF the Small
Fruit Industry on the Peninsula
GA panel discuSsiOnD DR.. |. C. Haut.
Maryland. Discussion Leader; DR..
q. NJ. barrow, USDA; DR.. NJ. NJ.
Parker, Va; DR.. W. +. Jefters. Md.
Prof. y. l.. KenWorthy. Del. Discus
sion: |. Our present position i'll
aWberry production. >. Variety
considerations for postwar plant.
inSs. >. Selecting and handling soils
and sites for new straw berry plant
in&s. /. Some questions and prob
lens i'll developing Il commercial
blueherry planting.
l:30 p. III. The Place of New
Sprays and Dusts in the Control Of
Insects and Diseases GA panel dis
CuSsiOm DR.. T.. y. Cory. Md. Dis
cusSiOn Leader; DR.. ". :. IIOuGh,
Va; Prof :. l.. llOpperstead. Del:
Dr. l.. ". Brannun. Va: DR. j. ".
HcuberSer. Del; Dr. {. f.. Cox. Md.
DR.. l.. ID. Anderson, Va. Discussion:
|. Recent experimental results on
control OF Codlin& moth with DDT.
Dr.. w. :. HOu2h, Winchester. Va. -
Practical results of orchardistS on
use of DDT. >. Grow Ner'S results
with DDT on vegetable crops Md,
Virginia, and Delaware growers.
(D Potatoes, (h) vine crops. (c)
peas and beans. and td) tomatoes.
$50 Banquet. Tie December 1t
program will include:
800 Il. M. Panel Discussion ON
Soils and Fertilizers, Dr. {. ii. Ma
, honey. Md; Discussion Leader
Prof. +. F. Brasher, Del: Dr. |. c.
Haut. Md: Prof. A. l.. kenworthy
Del. DR.. NJ. NJ. Parket. Va; Dr. L.
l.. Scott, Md. Discussions: |. Cover
crops and fertilizers for peaches
and apples. >. Tomatoes and pep
: pers. 3. Potatoes. 1. Peas and lima
:, beans. 5. Sweet potatoes. 6. Straw
u berries.
1:30 p. m. Labor Saving Machi
merry for the Future and More IF
e ficient Farm Structures. Prof G.. Il
+ Nissley, Rutgers University. Prof
e G. j. Burkhardt. University of Md.
$50 p. m. New Vegetable Narie
le ties for the Future as a Result q
Dl an Intensive Breeding Program
is DR.. V. Il. Boswell, USDA.
is p. m. Root Growth of Nege
lie table Crops. Dr. V. y. Tiedjens. ID
TO rector Virginia Truck EXperimer
Station.
ct The public is cordially invited {
le attend all or any part of thes
- meetings and to bring questions fC
n, discussion.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
Poultry Raisers
Warned About Roup
tContinued from First Pagel

lunny uostlils and difficult breath
in@
Infections coryla causing head
sWcllin4s. closed eyes. difficult
breathing.
Others producing symptoms OF a
similar nature may include lung
fever. chronic bronchial colds
fowl cholera. and fowl poN. accord
inc to the Foundation.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
WEBB

George +. Webb. age s. years.
husband Of Mary Y. Webb. died at
his home near Ellendale on Tues
day morning. December I. Mr.. Webb
was very active for his age until
his recent illness. He was twice
married. his first wife being the
late Catherine Banning Mr.. Webb
was the father OF 20 children. Be
sides his widow. he is survived by
the following children: Isaac F.
Webb of Ellendale. Mrs. Charles
Burton OF MillsbOro. George Webb
OF Milford. Charles Webb of Green
wood. Horace Webb of Ellendale,
Norman Webb OF Camden, Fred
trick Webb of Milton. Mrs. Gather
inc Spicer of EllendalP. Ralph
Webb OF Ellendale, David b. Webb
OF Seaford. Arthur Webb OF Ellen
dale. Mrs. Lillian Shockley OF Lin
coin. Carl f. Webb OF Seaford and
Private Walter Webb stationed at
Fort Mcclellan, Alabama. The de-
ceased children are Mrs. Carrie
Burton. Mrs. Stella Webb, Helen
and Joseph Webb and James f
Webb. Two step-children also sur
viv". Henry Deputy of Milford, and
Mrs. Ethel Morgan of Ellendale
There are 40 grandchildren, y
srtat-grandchildren, and one great
great grandchild. Funeral services
will be held this afternoon CFriday)
at two O'Clock at his late residence
lntcrment will be made in Odd Eel
lows cemetery, Milford. Rev. Da
vid +. Campbell OF Blades will Off
ciatC
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
Fourth Anniversary
Dover Air Field
Continued from First Page,

The ORIGINAL municipal airport
plot of 1N1 acres since has been cN-
ruuded more than three times and
the oll1iual 1arrtr runWaY~ have
hevu vnNrloptd by wide concrete
.uipe Illus the usual pattern of
fuNlNuNS. The three runWaN~ all
olel. 1000 teet, ur about mile and
tA!rd each arr anon- The Ionse>t
on the ~cahouFd, capable ol acco-
modarin. any modern arplanr.
Dover was created iuitlally as a
base lor coastal patrol operations.
hut since mid-l9i3 ha- been pima-
lily ii2hlcr base of the FusI Air
Force tor tinel prc-comhut train
ina q; P-l7 Thundcrholt pilots.
Presently jAe base h,,> It dUal
mission in prt-separHJiou process
'u-, and recruitment OF personnel
lcr REGULAR Army ~elNic, in III,
Army Air Forces
Hundreds of AAF il-hter pilots
have trained al Dover under III,
expert utela2e of combat Veteran.
Themselves. All OF DONcl'~ opera
tions and llyn@ tainiue -tult ar,
comhur Veterans, headed ny Colouv
Harold j. Ruu base command"I
Who commanded Il 1i4h,cI -ruup il
1hr European Theatre, and Colour
Kenneth L. Powell deputy Bas'
commanders Who commanded ti-l
=. units in the Pacific area
Since August l9ll Dover ma
ttcn the center Of AAi' ail'huIn
rocket Research ana c\pcrimenta
lion Oli-inuly u hi4hly secret pro
jcct. Tire Air Technical SrlNic
Command unit maintains It's uW
hanoul and shops. alsoit~ oWn I'm
inc ranccs. etc. COL Donald /
ljionl heads the or2anilatiuu
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
T\ION METHODIST CHURCH

The W. 5. c. 5. of Union Mctho-
dist Church Will meet al Tie home
of Mrs. James Webb. near Milford
ON Friday evening. December Z
We hope to have a good attend
aucr. Ice cream and cake for sale
There will he sunday school ser
vices at > p. m. Sunday. Deccm-
her 9. Preaching by our pastor
Rev. Barlow at , p. m.
We are planning for our Christ
mas program, 50 all children whC
can take part, please be present OF
Sunday to get your speeches.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
RALLY DAY AT
INDEPENDENT (HIRt III

y rally day and Homecoming
service will be held in the First
independent Church, Milford, on
Sunday, December 9, at 2:30 p. III.
and 7:45 p. m. The Rev. Mrs. Mabel
Erskine OF Clayton, will be the
afternoon speaker and the Rev. II.
b. McCullough Of Salisbury, Md,
the night speaker. These services
will be featured with special sing
ing and music. Come TO these ser
vices and feast on the good things
of God. a Christian welcome
awaits you. Rev. c. w. Taylor
pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
SHAWNEE CLUB NEWS

The Shawnee Home DemonStra-
tion club will holds it annual
christmas party for the club mem
bers and their immediate families
ON their regular meeting day FIJI
day. December II. at $50 p; M
sharp. at the Milford Grange Hall.
Each one is requested to bring a
covered dish. tableware. ana sugar
sufficient for their own family. 1t
is hoped that all of our associates t,3
as we'll as the active members Will
he with MS this one time during the
wear when our getting together
will be social instead OF business
We are hoping for. happy eve
ming. Each one do IFS or her share
bv being present