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Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07

Services each "Wednesday even
ing at 80 O'Clock. Remember 10
bring your Bible
The Ladies' Aid viii meet ueNt
Tuesday plcuiu-. Decrmhcl II at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Donovan at $ o'clock Entpltau-
ment committee. Mrs Bc~- ShcW
and Mrs. Minnie AiIi-. Retresh-
ment committees Mrs. HUNey
Carey Mrs. Hiida SLochley and
Mrs Laura Watson. Ltr rs keep VII
cur usual splendid attendance
Bill Potter spent Tuesday in
WilmIin4tun ON business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ctlr> Roberts on
tertainod at dinner ON Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Granville Shockl~y ana
family This Was The Occasion .,
Yrs. ShocEIry'- birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clnra ana
son. lack spent Sunday r1cuin-
with Mn Clark. mothcg and -l-ter
Mrs. Winnie lark ANA Miss lima
{ lark ct Grc,uWuod
Mr.. and Airs. Eu4cur Mills uuo
family spent Sunday with Nns
Mills parents. \h. and Mrs.. Kolau,
Jackson
Have YOU caught rhr vision
or 4 world that's lost"
Then tell them OF your Savior.
~ whatever the cost"
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
tRIGItDAIRI. NEWS

"Eri4iduire. the WuYld'~ LARGEST
manufacturer ci rctli-cIatorS. NOW
ha, an increasing number ot re-
nl4ciatols available To- the public, r
said O. B Bach. Jhe local FrI9l-
G&irc d"aler re- obstruction on the
INST model BEGAN in Iuly OF this
y,aI ANA the finished products
Wol, temporarily rolcn in 2ol
'rnmrut -rockplle, hoWotcr, the
s,-iricriou ON the sale oi Flu-idaire
I,tli-c:1ors To thc public Was Lift
cd October - ana l'fi-iduirr~ al,
no" available for civilian CON
uuqatiou
lIr Bach va di~cussin4 the Ira-
1ur,~ OF he nov Fri-idamcs. "Thrl
iaNe all ut thr prcWar ieu1urcs and
oualitN Developed by tri4idano
ilr permanently ~calcd-iIl-stct
rotary Mrtcr-Ali@er Lifetime Por-
ocl;m Finish, The Quickubc Ice
Tray. and many other cNclu~il,
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
CHURCHES In MILFORD
The Avenue Methodist Church
1.-The House Of Happiness
Rev. Frank Herson, D. D.. Minister

Sunday. December
":l5 a u Session 81 TIA" Church
Schuul. Tlaiu"i t'1ci.'r~ WITH clas-, :
and rooms tor an H-, s.
II .uo q M Mormu- Wut.h.p nnd
Sermon. SECOND Sunday ia ti" \d-
vent Season. ~uhjrct. .(tand:nt ON
our Feet" H;..-uNuI nui.., h% 'hu
ch;tirctl chuirs.
$50 p. IN Thr Mrthodi-; Youth
+, lIoW+h.r .la5u.- Iio.old Johnson.
.lr, viii D., tltr l,ad-l. @nt, Iiar.
ion Your AounG l'orlc
10 y m IH,nnG Worship and
S"rnuu. Subject. Thu C"ttllGf"' ol
SIN" We ,Nt.ud to- YOU q Naln in
Nitntion to :tt,,d AMY ct ;lI ~ tins,
services
Tiy .>us.nu.,h ", A~s c5rcIr viu
mr,t at tn, humr Of Mi. ANN, Il,1
lyman. I.aE, Ni,W aNrtu,, "n Tu---
uaA ,Ncuiu4 at 1.3u
MIdW',k church %rr> a., uu Thur
day c<tu:uG al 80 u'cluch ~mji-- u.
tho Lii, and Tim,- ot 1"roh
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
CEDAR NECK

There is no waste
Like waste of time
Waste not: want not
Methodist Church: Reverend f..
y. Wright Pastor Sunday. Dccem-
Ter .. l:30 p. IN. Sunday School.
Plan to come little earlier than
usual so that Mrs. Clark and her
comrlittee can hear you say your
piece and help you in the other
Christmas work. TwO-thirty ser
mon by Reverend Wright.
For God 50 loved the world that
lie gave His only begotten son, that
whOSoever believeth in Him should
not perish but have everlasting
life" John SIG.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
HARRISON

Mr.. and Mrs. Ananias Hickman. /
Mrs. Lizzie Warrington and Mr..
and Mrs. Otha Pepper were enter
tanned at Il turkey dinner in
Georgetown by Mr.. and Mrs Mar
vim Martin and Mr. and Mrs David
Pepper on Saturday.
Roland ID. Roach 5 | c of Phila-
delphia spent the past week end
with Paul Hudson.
Miss Charlotte Lingo spent the
past week with relatives in Phila-
dclphia.
Dale Clifton of the L. :. Navy
who has been serving time over
seas has returned home after being
Sranted an honorable discharge.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Hudson of
Asbury Park, New Jersey spent a
few days with his brother. Mr.. )
p. Hudson and family last week
Reverend and Mrs. Roy Jones and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Simpler We're
dinner guests Of Nh and Mrs. :. p.
Hudson Monday. Mrs. Elizabeth
Smick was Il guest of MIR. and Mrs.
Hudson the past week also.
Corporal Preston Hickman. the
AS a. a. A. BIN. who has been in
service for over three years has his
discharge from the service. He first
vent To Davis. South Carolina
from there to Camp Fisher, North
Carolina and then back to Camp
5 Davis and then overseas for twenty
months. He was stationed in Eng
! land, France. Germany and Ilol-
! land. He received tive battle stars
/ as Well as the good conduct medal
+, Preston is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Aranias Hickman Of this town.
, Mr.. Cleveland James has return
= eu home after spending some time
= III jacksonville. Florida.
The home of Lester ShOckley. I
;, respected ColOred man, and his wifi,
Was burned Friday night last. 1t /.
said ShOckley poured SasOline b,
mistake in his stove to start fire
and ii iSniled. ShOckley was >,
= lady burned he was rushed to til,
Beebe Hospital and there he died
Mrs Shocklcy has the sympathy q
= the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Simpler an,
Mir. and Mrs. Alton Carey were DO
!" Yer visitors Friday last.
II Fire partly destroyed the home q
;" Rufus Rust last Saturday morning
>, BY the quick arrival of the fir
~ company the fire was quickly eN
- tinSuiShed.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Neasey. NJ
" and Mrs. Alton Carey and little sol
. joe We're entertained at dinner O
- Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs. Gcorg
10 Simpler
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates Baker had /;
!" Sunday guests Mr.. Paul Baker an
e family. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Don,
II, van and infant daughter. Name
90 Ann. all of near Milton.
"a The HarbesOn-C COolsprinS Hon
d" demonstration Club will hold i
"l Annual christmas Party, F'ridt
do evening. December 18th in the con
II munity Hall. Old Santa will
> likely to be there.
Services Sunday as usual Sund;
school at 10. Albert Davidson. SUI
Preaching at II. Reverend Re
a" Zones, pastor.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rust. MI
ne John Rust and Mrs Edith Bark
ne were Wilmington visitors Frid;
II" on a shopping trip.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
NI\Gl\G OUR WAY

Miss Margaret Truman christen-
tu the American Airlines Flagship
Washington on Friday mOrnin2
IN late November. and with that
rlendid start the hi2 ship took off
into skies over WaShington cnroujc
10 London. and return. 1t carried
The first commercial ruuud-tlip
.!l9ht between the TWO great coun-
tries on different sides of the Al
l.ntIc Ocean.
THAT was the he9inning af a Ir-
-ular commercial service that Will
leave Washington every Friday Il;
II a. M. and arrive ia London Is
hours and - minutes later. and r.
WlM to Washington on the san,
schedule.
This is Just another beginning il
establishing permanent CONNER
cl"I transportation through air
'hrgu2hoW every part of tr,
World. Already the airways ar,
tnahins American railroads sick /,
lhti ~tunlaChs
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07

fri2idulg" 'eatulrs ave a2aIn pre-
sent ia thv-t Gvfri4, tafor~. The
five year protection plan ou sealed
III mechanism is a-aiu proof thdt
ili-idait,'~ craftsmanship and 'he
quality ~ its products sce aHon-
the hv~' aIaliatl,
-Wh.n Eli-.duit..~ t..@t W;u con
uuct construction o - caliher
uacaine GUNS cNll,d ju .Uly OF
."l5. igi-jduilc NfL tlc authority
It T., Wa Production Board. be
-au its first muauct.oH of rrtlis-
orators slur~ Aril ~. l'l- Fol
ioN i'm IT,, cancellation OF all war
contracts at the Dayton. Ohio
plants en- VI lIaN. tn, aapid recon-
version 70 cllillau outp.u III the
clhrr SECTIONS III 'hy maum"tfi
ohio plants and Tie availability of
re necessary t@trljai- Ills enahl-
fri4idairr +" produce aurh
.rrdr.r ;uut.. at H".ri-cIat"rS
rh"u VA ~ .I-t au'j.ga''d.
a yGn tongue nakcth a wise
head
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
Calvary Methodist Church
Leslie Ewald Werner. s. T. M.
Minister
Sunday. Dcc, ulr-t

Sunday. Dcc,mh',
lo."o a. IN Church school John
Wilkins. superintendent.
lI."o q. ~. Mo,n.ns Worship lud
-'rn"i hy thr Minister "Wh,u llo-
N'u and Earth C"opri.,t.
t3" = IN. Youth ErIuw>htp
1.3" y. Ia Evening Wutslp :.ud
:I'rn"u lN th' Minister
Auuday. 500 y IN :tuh-I-tiicr
-" "1 tlrt Methodist Nouth E.uuV F.
ship VIII meet Tia tn, cItrrE Srrc.al
music hN ih" '"lNu\ Youth Ch"I
Tltr~dr> \.oo - IN Tho l:lI,ln
Cl.>~ ~lll hold its tr.l mnu:l chris,
"o" Party III tl'- S"rt.I IIaN Il th
church
W,dn, aa>. 7."o .. III. rraul
NJ" til.
>lo r. D &.u.or Cuo.r Rehearsal
Thn#d4H. 90" =. m Youth thoa
H. hrtt.uI
FRIDAY. %.&o = N Junior ctoa. Ike
h":f~;.l
special music hy both to. S,.njor
a.d Youth Chpirs and nm MaI Quar-
TT at .H Worship s,rNIr,..
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
st. Johns X. {. Church

Rev. Leonard a. Ra9a }. Rector
Sunday. b,cluh'r =
Milford. ST Johns Churcn, a IN.
Sruford. st MarH's Church. 5, 9:3o
. m
Rchohoth. St Edmond's Church. II
. III.
Fort Salisbury. : a m
Rcthany Erach Camp. 80 a. III.
Confessions Before Mass.
Religious Instruction Nft"r Mass
Holy Day and other services as am
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
MILFORD NECK

Milford Neck Methodi~t CMrch.
Reverend David f. Wood. Pastor !.
Sunday, December 9, Sunday school
services at two p. m Harvey
Thompson. Supt church services
at three by the pastor
Mr.and Mrs. David Stevenson of
" Wilmington and Mr. Willis Allnnrr
OF Harrington spent Tuesday with
Mrs. Amanda Stevenson and Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Webb Ill and
family OF Houston we've Sunday al
tcrnOon guests ut Nh. ANA Mrs f.
A. Webb Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Emslv\ and
son OF hester. Pa. spent the Week
end With Mr and Mn. l.c~li,
Grc"nIy and family
MIR. and Mrs. john NJ I.on&both
ann spent part OF last Wcck Nisitn>
friends in Chester Pa
Mn. and Mrs Archie steel, anc
daughter were Saturday clcuin-
@uests of Nh and Mrs Edwin Short
and family
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Wiley ant
son, Joshua .lr Wrr" Saturday din
ncr guests of her PARENTS MIR an,
Mrs Frank Tucker and family
Mn Jim lIcllahau and Mn Rulpi
Betty of Wilmim2ton who hay,
Just been DISCHARGED from til,
Army Visited their friend. Mn Ed
win Short on Sunday.
Reverend and Mas David /.
Wood called OH Mr. and Mrs. los
hua Wiley and son Friday after
noon.
The W. :. G. :. will be held in tn
Milford Neck Church, December l.
at s o'clock, Mrs F, Kirby is chair
man OF the program. Everyone i
VelCOmp
Pfc. Samuel Short has been honor
ably DISCHARGED from the army Il
{ amp Cooke. california.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
First Baptist Church
Not to be Ministcrcd Unto But to Ministe
Rev. Leon c. Nelson. Pastor
Sunday. DECEMBER

ln.oo q. ~ IltI, school. Grad, d
lessons are, IA use \ V, Icoti awaits
YOU Thomas il"nnd'rs. SuwriHton-
dent.
II .o0 n. M Norniuu Worship Mr--
sage 10y EcN G. T.. Hunter. mission
TIN field
so y. ~ prnyng Cluh Juulol
High Fellowship and Baptist luuth
Fellowship groups viii meet.
40 =. m Informal SONG S,rNicc
and Evening Wor>lip MESSAGE hl J.
Graham Stewart at Dover
Wrduc Stay. N,uH y. n. Prayer Hnd
lihl,, Study IIuur.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Charles w. Baker. Pastor
South East Front Street
~lunia\ I,.c,.,0n e.

'~UIlIIN, Il't' TlIIn-I
80 -. m Sunday school. Hubert
lHs-WHt"ls. superintendent.
."u -. IN Preaching
%" T.. "a Musical ~ou.; aud Praise
q" T.. m IIcaclup
IL"N"r me- tlnS Wednesday evening
At 80 u'clock
Wr want to invite you to o,lr ser
Nlc"s; also our Sunday school We lnly,.
rlasS', for all ages.
Special Invitation to those who yn
to -" church school. We invite Won
Come with us. Gct acquainted viii
our fine group Of boys aud rirIs and
e"dlN teachers. Parents could NOT Il,
a nohl'r thing for their children thru
send or bring them to Sunday school
Awards ar" given to each worker
Work "
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
First Independent Church
marshall Street
Rev. c. w. Taylor, Pastor

Rev. c. w. Taylor. Pastor
Sunday. D"rrmhcr .
pa =. m sunday Sc,ool
. - =. m Preaching
t.ou =. IN. -Childrcn'S Service.
7.t, y m EVan.rIistic Services
Tuesday thildrcuS Service 700 n
IN: EIhh study. 7.i5 = IN.
Friday Childrcu's service ZOO u
m; Prayer and Praise Service, II.
y. m.
Flanneleraph Talks each service l.,
ti' pastor.
\ Chrttian welcome awaits Won
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
The Presbyterian Church
"Ihe Church on the Plaza
Rev. John M. Dechant. Minister

TNCF' OVTIT' W Ut N'TI''TTV' '''I'''SNV'
su,uaN. lIc,iuh,r
9:l1 Il. ~ Sumday School Vii j
II iurdou. .lu"-rUrlvItG, rl.
II "a" a. ru Worship aId s,ru on
Topic. N:,t,h Inns Crdrt- l'ol j Nm
Day" Tent. Galatians. G.3
Thr choir Wll @.n" rusdrr tlr dI-
lrctiuu of NJ +, N, hInrsilu
80 y. m Iumol SoclrN.
$50 y. 81 Young Peoples Suc.,iN
The nest chUlch ii;h -urp,r ia q
series OF tour VIII hr h.ld uu ibrcrul-
hcr -. TIN study COINS, VIII Il, "Nuu
church ANA Your .I"h.' The .tIpr,.'
I'll hc}'iu 1T G.lo =. IA
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07

Pfc Irwin Mccullough. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Mccullough.
Jr.. arrived home last week after
being hOnorably discharged at Fort
Monmouth Pfc. Mccullough was
i'll the Army over , years, u months
of which was in the f.. T. q.
AT
Mrs. Homer Wiley Of Milton re-
Gently received word from her son,
Charles, that he had met Chandler
White. also OF Milton, In the Pa
ciiic. Charles has been in the Pa
cific for two years, and had never
seen a fellow from Milton in all OF
that time He also wrote that he
had fine turkey dinner on
THANKSGIVING Day. but hopes to
eat his Christmas dinner at home
or at least III the States.
Gordon ManlOvc arrived home on
Monday after being hOnOrably dis
charged from the Army Gordon
has spent the past four years and
ten months in service. twenty OF
which were overseas He wears the
American Defense Service Medal
the American Service Medal, the
Purple Heart. the World War II
Victory Ribbon. the Good COnduc'
Ribbon and the EurOpean- African
Middle East Service Ribbon viii
two battle stars
Charles +. Reed, CK3c, I. $. y
r., son of Mrs. Minnie Reed Uf 80
West Third street, Milford, is Oh
his way home Reed is one OF Owe
900 high-point Navy veterans
whom the Magic Carpet i
bringing back to the States aboart
the l.. S. $. Sherburne. The I. ,. ;
Sherburne one of more than 20
carriers. battleships, cruisers, an'
attack transports in the Navy
famed Magic Carpet tieet-lef
Okinawa. Thursday. November Ia
and was scheduled to arrive i'll Sal
Francisco last Saturday, Decem
Der /. Passengers will 90 directl.
to the Separation Centers neares
their homes to complete the for
malities of obtaining their DIS
charges before returning to civil
ian life.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
FOR SALE

EpE SALE l"l2 q NJ e dump
Good condition. Good rubber
4"h ~'"l"n. trr'i,rlca. Dl d7-lu,
lDI; SALE SiN Rock ruo>,,re N,c-
".uai"d. lWil"rDtn clraurd nock Eu-
@g'' Moore. nr;tr MlIuu.. phon, 379u.
dT-1f
fpl; SALE t""kii4 range IN cN-
''H''.i condition. Ect,.onnhl, AuGuS-
lH~ 'l"rI"r. Chronicle Otlic,. Milford.
l'l n2-2lI
ipI; SALE House and lot and :,i-
i"h1hl lot ia tir,otlWuud. property ul
'i."i 2iaIa Mock. ArilN la Mice Me
!iN"1"'. ir"'.uWo"d I'I rhuuc 5"ll
az =
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
w. S. c. S. Of Avenue
Church Has Election
CONTINUED from FIRST Page

rotary OF Hterajute, Mrs leonard
j. Matth,W~. secretary ot status ot
wom,n Mrs ". Dean knnnr.
These officers Viii IT, Installed
by Dr. Frank IetSon. thv pastor
oI Avenue Methodist CMtrch a; thr
morning service on DocrmhvI. IL.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07

Howard Earl Mills, Route !, MIL
ford. Delaware. and other men
serving ON the CSS MillicOma, a
.ieet oiler. helped her run up a Pa
cific war record Of more than two
years Of operation before she was
assigned to the occupation forces,
then sent back to the States for de
commissioning Beginning her war
career on April -, 1913, when She
set sail for Aluba in the Dutch
West Indies, her first cargo.
strangely enough. was not fuel OIL.
Her forward tanks We're loaded
with badly needed high octane
aviation gasoline. and her oil tanks
We're filled with salt water ballast
On her cargo deck, she carried
trucks, landing bargeS, cylinders OF
compressed gases and drums ui
lubricating oils. From that day on
the ship figured in many OF the big
scale operations in the Pacific. and
when hoStilities had ended, she was
II Buckner Bay. OkinaWa from
where she set sail for the little is
land of MatsuShima off kyuShu
Japan. where She provided fue
and other provisions for the FlteJ
units assigned to the minesweep-
ing task there. On October % she
coined other ships in Tokyo Ba!
The MillicOma sailed from YokO-
hama via the great circle route tC
san Francisco on November 6. tC
end her wartime service as a Nava
vessel with decOmmissioninG at the
Mare Island Navy Yard.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
WANTED

n &%TI.i Nru'. .-,u nat fof
.ti~.a, .ue.h ,,.,a t. ~. Nui T.
~p.,.... AIuae. - ~,
NN\TIIt -..H.# AI....H..e-. " 49,
h.. .I3. 3D. :.,.. ..I ..ts.' vvr-
m,uf i..l'. '..n - n.'i. .<N.i.'''' ~
tftffit'. .,....t. ti,t,. N.t-'.- Na-
,.tfs,rf.. ..'.. l.. t>'. .il,hf 'pI"'
tratN It.,. \l, 81, &. Il l..i,tf. Iiou--
t.,. I,.I ~ 81
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07

The meetings of III" state Board
of pardons viii be held II 1880 a.
III. on the first Monday oi me
month instead OF lo q. y" on the
second Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07

TaIuished rhinestone pins and
hucklps will look like new if set in
-a-uline keep away from fire. for
about Il minutes. then polish with
i flannel cloth.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
NOTICE

\DTItE tt..N t.iI.I, sh.l.fn.
.,W irt','I,.-.. f...e'..,.. il..- lftio +
Hat iN..i s.f.s-.t... t..I ~ ..t...tri. :.:t-
l,tafl- Ittl r,.1. .'s. tt..l.. ',ffi =.
,i.t:t}.r. t'.' -" Itr.l. I.Ha'. \lilut
1-
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
The Church of God

Second and Washington Streets
Rev w. Edwin TuIl, Pastor
SUNDAY. p,c,tuI,r =
Sunday School Ia -. IN
Moruime Worship II - u.
y. l.. T. ! =. IN.
E,vang, listic S,ryic,. 80 y. m
Bible STUDY Friday. % = m
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
PUBLIC AUCTION.

"i I'-r~"n'i PROPERTY. ON Tuc<,iay. IL
c'lnt't ~ Watch Ion 81 H., 81 ar
u'l'# n,>t Wr'.k. H. g. l'rlrsIl,y
I;rId4,> He. IJ. II
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07

Never soak pickles longer than
- hours in a salt solution. The
usual proportions for such solu-
tion are 4 pound Of salt to each
gallon OF water. If the solution is
too salty. til" pickles will tend to
soften. II pickles stay in the aolu-
tion too lou2, thry may shriIcl.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
MUSKRAT COAT

! or medium SiZr Wontnu ,.Nc, ll,If
r"hdIli"n. WIN sell cheap too lare,
Tor CIV H'I. Make Soilo Un" Il ui,.,
Christmas present Writ, I:uX T.,
Chronicle. Milford. Dr.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
LOST

Lost, Strayed on Stolen =
C.t..ap, .I, t,}io.>,.. i4uu.. cull
t:It.. tn-u'f to ..'t.. oi iI'lu3N =
\-r> lis,nHiN II.u.' il,a-' notify
- M'-:aI 'rr~..,HH. Mdlult Chrpit-
.,ir. NHula itp
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07

Private Gordon F. Davis OF Fort
jackson. S c.. has been spending a
three-day pass with his wife and
daughter, Dianne of Milford He
also visited his brother, Russell
whom he had not seen for over two
years. Russell was recently dis
charged from the Army Air Forces
at Mitchell Field, y. j., after -
months in the Army Air Force He
spent % months in Europe, having
been in England France, Germ
any, Holland and Belgium. also
Wales. He wears five battle stars
on his +. r. O. ribbon. Another bro
ther. Robert j. Davis is in India,
and has been promoted 10 corporal
recently They are the sons OF Mr.
and Mrs Roland J. Davis OF near
Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07
Christ Church (EpiScopaD
Founded 1904

Rev. Joseph S. Kinks, Rector
ChuIch Avenue and Thlrd Street
Sunday, l'yc, 'n'or -
80 Il. rl lIoI> Couit lnlon.
e. ul Church S,hu,
lI3o a. "a. M"rnin@ Ft,y.r au
~'.Illtf.
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-07

a sDili tongue mahcth Il wise
bead
The union times., 1945-06-09

dlvldual congressman and senators if 1t is to be more than just pious hope. This Congress is the same one FDR found rather tough and re- actionary when approached on liberal policy. It hasn't changed for the pet ter-even with the inv1tauon tended to Herbert Hoover to visit the White House.
 The new president is trying his best to get along with Congress and has gone out of his way recently to show his former colleagues that he is friend. But this social security issue is the spot where he is most likely to draw the line He cannot yield to George and Taft
 Within the next two months the course of events will show just how far Truman can go in cooperating with Congress whether the honeymoon can continue or whether he'll have to take his cause to the court of the people and tell the nation what he wants and who is preventing him from getting it.
 Despite the quick passage of the reciprocal trade agreements act by the House on Truman's demand. it is this columns opinion that the re- cOnversion-unemployment compen- satiOn row will end the honeymoon.
The union times., 1945-06-09
AS WE SEE IT

''three of them suffered serious in- justice.''
 KENT COOPER told this story at the annual reunion of the Silu. rians the other night at the New York Athletic Club:
 A horseback rider drove up to the office of the newspaper in : pioneer western town, tossed bae of gold to the publisher and called out: ''Put me down for a subscrip. tiOn." As he rode off into the west. ern hills, the publisher counted enough gold to pay for fve-year subscription.
 Moments later, a posse stopped by and inquired of the publisher Did you see which wa a stranger went on horseback. He just held up the saloon at the other end of town"
 'He went over the eastern hills. g replied the publisher, and off went the posse. Whereupon his young assistant, Bob Davis, piped up: Why did you tell them he went over the eastern hills when you saw him go over the western hiils?''
 'Son," admonished the pub, fisher, ''Never betray a subscriber $
 AND NOW Garrett Lenhart of Station WHO News Department al Des Moines, Ia., wonders how many telegraph editors counted paragraphs and followed UP. cor. rection: ''In 39th pgh 1st lead Hit ler pls read it, etc.,
 IN dispatch from its MouItrie Ca, correspondent, the AtIants Journal grieves because s'no one seems interested this year in pick ing blackberries for sale at Sc tC 1Oc a quart, although ''there have been seasons when Negro women small boys and girls were willing tc take a chance on the possibility ot being bitten by a rattler'' to carr a few nickels.
 The news item also remarks or the high wages paid to tomato pickers-2Oc per l,OOO-and tc cotton choppers-$S a day-with even .s'many small children getting that sum-
 First thing the Atlanta Journal knows, babes in arms will be ask ing for living wage and clean diapers =. every day.
 BEFORE adjourning its Spring session, the AFL Executive Council went on record unanimously in ia vor of increased compensation fol members of Congress.
 The council, which previousl, had urged Congress to approve legislation increasing the basic pay of classified government employees felt that Congressmen also deserve relief from increased living costs.