Milford chronicle., 1945-05-04
HARRINGTON

hut II IIiNti tSl StfliiS ~ ~ Z Y "a
tered around the Rabbit and Cavy
show that Will he held in the high
school gymnasium at FedcralShurS.
Md. on Sunday. May 6. The show
being sponsored by the Del-Mar-Na
Rabbit and CaVy Breeders ASSOcia-
tiOn. promises to be the best on the
Eastern Shore for the early spring
season. A special invitation is cX-
tended To all rabbit breeders to
show their standard stock and earn
ribbon awards. Among the local
breeders planning To enter exhibits
are Everett Y. Hall and ". p. Clu-
ley of this city and Mrs. Emma
Hollenger. OF Frederica
Mrs. Melvin {. Brobet spent the
weekend with relatives al Mas
Sau.
Pfc. Carroll Jones OF Fort Knox
Ky. is spending a tcn-day leave
with his family here before report
ing to Camp Meade replacement
center
Staff Sergeant John f. McCready
is home from the European theater
of war. after being interned in
Switzerland. being forced down
while on mission. He is the son
OF Nh and Mrs. Ernest McCready.
He was assigned 10 the 32lst
bomber group out of Corsica, Italy.
and was awarded the air medal.
Staff Sergeant Harry Quillcn. an
overseas veteran. has returned from
a rest camp and has now been
transferred 10 Atlantic City. y. j.
He spent the weekend with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Quill
len. in this city.
Miss Sue Munson. of Claymont.
spent the past few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Quillen.
Mr. and Mis- Frank O'Neal have
received information that their son.
Frank O'Neal. .Ir. stationed j. In
dia for about three years. Is OH his
way home. sailing about April l..
He is expected home in six or seven
weeks
c. p. @. and Mrs. Glenn Hinsdale.
of Wilmington. have been recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +, Nc
Ney.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace T. Quillen
have returned from Florida. after
spending several months there for
the formers health.
After being in poor health toI
some time. Mrs. Alice Hands Min
ner. aged 90 years. wife OF GeorGe
Minncr. died Saturday morning
Mrs. Minner was the DAUGHTER OF
the late Thomas and Susan Wilson
Hands. and was born near this city
and lived in the community all ol
her life She attended Asburv
Methodist Church and was a mem
her of the Ever Ready Sunday
School Glass Funeral services i!
charge of the Rev II. Y. Branford
pastor OF Asbury Church. We're hela
from the Boyer Funeral Home on
Tuesday afternoon at , 7. m. with
interment in Hollywood Cemetery
Besides her husband she is sur
vived by two children. Herman
Minner and Mrs. Paul Neeman; TIVE
grandchildren. Millie Anne Mlnnel
and Jonathan Leroy Minner: alsc
two sisters and one brother. Mrs
Mary Starkcy. Spring City. Pa.
Mrs. Nora Sartin. MiddletoWn. Del
and Alonzo Hands. OF State Road
The bake sale conducted by the
troop of Girl Scouts in Williams
Store last Saturday. earned theil
treasury about sixty dollars.
The regular monthly meeting .
the Womens Society of Christian
Service OF Asbury Methodist Churcl
will be held in the Collins Build
ing tonight.
At an orphans sale. the dwelling
of the late Alice Nelson WiX %
Delaware Avenue in this city VA
sold to James Cahall
Miss Barbara Masteu. OF Bait
more. sp"nt the Wcck-cnd with ne
mother. Mis-. John Masten.
Mrs. llilda Peterson and dau"l
ter have returned to this city ate
spending the winter in Laurel wit
Mr.. and Mrs kCsSlcr FarrOW.
Cpl. George Won Gocrres.
Camp Stoneman, Cal. is spending
turlough with his parents Mr.. a!
Mrs. Herbert Won G0crrcs.
This community joins in syn
pathy with the parents of PI
Clarence Kemp. who was rcpOrt'
missing in action several month
ago Mr. and Mis-. Kemp received
government telegram Sunday /
porting him officially dead. Tn
makes the eighth gold star TO
added to the honor roll which q
ready contained the names nf ScV'
promising young citiZeES who lo
their life i'll this conflict.
Major and Mrs Jack West
Suffolk, Va visited Mr.. ana Nh
w W. Sharp during the past wee
Major West is a GIiadacanal yctcr;
and at the end of his leave will !
port to this new assignment
New York State.
The trcmen were called q
shortly before 9 a. m. ycStCrd;
to investigate an ovcrhcated chin
ney at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
S Richards on Center Street. I
company did not have To go il
action and 70 damage resulted.
Will have carload of our Ger
fled RutGer Tomato Plants in Ii
coin City on Monday. May :. Fra
Clcndanicl. Inc. Phone Nlilto
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