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The union times., 1945-03-24
fringe Pay Grants, Less Than Strng Conceded By Vsor
Florida's right-to-work law.

Florida's right-to-work law.
 PHILADELPHIA-Probe of the Philadelphia transit strike fizzIed to close when Federal Judge George A. Welsh fined 27 per cent present and former employees of the Philadelphia Transportation Co. $lOO each for violation of the Smith-COnnally act.
 SEATTLE-The Washington Ma chinists Council voted to ask Presi- dent Harvey w. Brown of the Inter national Association of Machinists and the general executive board to "do everything in their power" to get the AFL to join with other unions in new world labor organization.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-31

lie Bass, postmistress, and Mrs. Dar-
lene baltimore, head of the music
department. We also talked with
some young friends who make up
that very fine musical ggregation,
Rays of Rhythm, and while we are
on this subject, we want our read
ers to know that the RAYS will
play for the Easter Dance at the
Skating Rink Come out and hear
them.
ON last Saturday, our rowing took
us up to Yazoo City, where we
spent a most delightful afternoon
visiting in the home of Mrs. Sa-
vannah Watson, mother of our boss
:. very charming lady, Mrs. Wat
son always makes our visit one to
long be remembered with the
meat shortage, we were very thank
full for the large home-cured ham
| she gave us
We doff our hats this week to
Mrs. D. D. Shepherd who this week
again exhibited her very fine abil-
lty to raise money for a worthy
purpose yes, she did it again,
came out on top-that is the baby.
solomon Young, Jr., whom she was
sponsoring in the Baby Contest held
at Central M. E. Church. Sunday.
reported $4,000 Congratulations
to both the sponsor and the baby
We rejoice this week with the
family and friends of Sgt. Mccoy
Proctor, in, the news that instead of
being killed in action as reported
some time ago, he was prisoner
OF war and is well. Sgt. Proctor is.
we think, one of the finest young
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-31
RENDERED HANDKER-
CHIEF SHOWER

The spacious home of Prof. and
Mrs. John B. Powell was the scene
of handkerchief shower, Friday,
March %, in honor of Mesdames
Mary B. Anderson and Elnora w.
Williams, both formerly of Jackson
but now of Los Angeles. The house
was very lovely with spring flow
Iers. After several games of whist
and much fun and daughter, the
hostess served the guests a deli
cious and attractive two course
menu. The honoreess received many
beautiful handerchiefs. IL
Other guests were: Mesdames
Ruth Jackson, Carolip Sherrod,
Luddie Gardner, Ruby Garner,
Geneva Seaton, Mary Coleman, Es-
ter Keys, Catherine Johnson, Miss
Naomi Terrell. Miss Mildred Pet
erson was unable to be present but
sent a gilt. l. 4 gag #
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-31
no REPEAT DISPLAY
OF OVERSEE ARTICLES

In a special call meeting held in
the home of -iSoror Willie Austin,
5ones street, Tuesday evening,
plans were7cornpleted by members
of Alpha Pi Chapter, Iota Phi
lambda Sororityyfor repeating the
Patriotic tea and oversee display at
The local USO on Sunday, April
us between the hours of and 6
pm. This display, the first of its
kind given in Jackson,s gave sorors
and their friends an opportunity
TO share with the public the many
Interesting. / unique and valuable
gifts and souvenirs that base been
sent to them from loved ones in
every freign country where Am
erican soldiers are stationed. :
The previous display, held in
the home Of soror Matilda H Will
son two Sundays ago, consisted of
jeweled articles, wearing apparel
articles made from metal, wood,
Straw, glass, leather and many 9TH
Ter kinds of materials, costly per-
Fumes, etc. mr. D000 r,
3 The sorority express sincere
thanks to the owners for the use
of these articles ask ythatFthey may
be used again and ask that if any
new friends have such articles, to
please contact soror Matilda Hen
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-31
+ your choice on EASTER DAY

of your choice on EASTER DAY s.
AND AGAIN we come to the most
serious of annual observances-NA-
TIONAL NEGRO HEALTH WEEK.
This year the appropriate theme is
"A Healthy Family In A Healthy
Home The dates of the OBJ
servance are March 81 through APP
ril g. There will be radio programs,
lectures and health demonstrations
I. hear Mrs. Nettye M. Perkins,
r. NJ, over WJDX, Saturday, March
81, at $50 a. m. Read the whole
weeks program elsewhere in this
issue
THIS week, our rowing took us
down to Piney Woods Country Life
School, where, while our boss at
tended to business, we chatted with
friends, among them being Mrs. Mel
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-31
JACKSON SOCIAL NEWS
BY SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY

ME P. Tenort, Mildred Hawkins,
Elizabeth Shaw, Elizabeth Jasper,
Jean Powell, Annie B. Dykes, Can
mis- Tippins, Alice Wright, Alice
Simmons, Florine Collier. Mabel
Jenkins, Christine Edwards, Doro-
thy. MCGEE, Earlease MCGEE, Juan
tia Simpson, Louise Bennett, Eth
ell Butler, Willie Harper, Masters
Nathaniel Richards, A. c. Good
man, Sam Wright. Sonny Thomp-
son, Bernard Anderson, Jessie
James Floyd McField, John Lee
Moore, Henry Goodman, David
Cogburn and others.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-31
IA ID ENkkFt s@EAtFrf
HONORS DAUGHTER WITH
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Moore of
1895 Valley street honored their
daughter, Miss Forrest Ann Wright
with d birthday party recently. The
guests enjoyed games and dancing.
Mrs. Moore served the young guests
punch, sandwiches, ice cream.
+ Those sharing the pleasures of
this affair and who helped the
henoree to celebrate her 14th birth
day anniversary were: Misses John
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-31

men that Jackson has sent to war
we have known him for years ard
as Christian young man, director
OF the choir of Clark st. Baptist
Church, he has endeared himself
to all who know him
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-31

Aour moving Reporter
Once more, Easter the most
glorious season of the year is with
us and with it comes glorious
sprlng-and we feel that notbino
VIII be more befitting than for
Jacksonians, old and young, to gath
er In the various churches of the
city and rejoice over the passing
OF a dark night of sorrow and the
sunrise of new day for humanity
to rejoice over CHRIST'S mast
cry over the grave. Most of the
churches of the city have announc-
ed special Easter Services. We are
asking that all attend the church
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-31

Sunday. Other guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs. Butler Mrs. Clementine Turn
er Oliver, Reporter.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-31
Tidbits of News
About Folk We
I Know

Mr.. and Mrs. George Sayles, E.
Jackson, Fannin Road, are now OPP
Grating the former Lee Graves Gro
Gerry store and cafe, having recent
ly held their opening at which
many friends were present. When
in East Jackson stop in and see
the Sayles.
Pfc Richard James stationed in
the South Pacific send greetings
to his mother, Mrs. Virginia Luck
EFT, 802 West Pearl and brother
Jesse James, a freshman, at jack
son college. Among other consoling
words, he tells them not to worry
about him, for he is looking for
ward to returning home Mrs. N. l..
TIT BITS-Continued - $4,000
Lightfoot nurse. and singer is his
aunt. Pfc. James received his ba-
sic training at Camp Claiborne, La,
and has been overseas more than
two years.
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words, he tells them not to worry
about him, for he is looking for
ward to returning home. Mrs. N. l.
TIT BITS-Continued - $1,000
Lightfoot a nurse and singer is his
aunt. Pfc. James received. his ba-
sic training at Camp Claiborne, La.
and has been overseas more than
two years. ,-
Friends this week were welcom-
ing home Sgt. Marion Rudd, who
has been overseas for many
months. Sgt. Rudd is the husband
of the former Lorraine Crawford.
S-Sgt. Walter A. Scott sends
messages of hope and encourage
ment to his wife, Mrs. Mona Scott
8O2 w. Pearl street. S-Sgt. Scott
received his basic training at Fl
Mcclellan, Ala, and Camp Maxey
Tex. He has splendid service rec.
ord and spent some time in Eng.
land and more than a year ir
France. Mrs. Scott, other members
of thief arnily and friends are look
ing forward to seeing him here
this year.
Mrs. Cora Davis of Hazlehurs
was visitor in the city this weeE
as the guests of Mrs. Narcisse D
Calhoun, Mrs. Carrie 'Weakley, 9th
er relatives and friends. She ex.
pressed herself as having a mos
enjoyable visit.
Pvt. Wallace Barr is home on {
10 days leave visiting his mother
Mrs. Ionic Barr of E. Fertilization
street, as well as other relatives
andf riends.
Mrs. Viola Gibson, 116 Factory
street is proud to have her son
Seaman D. K. Gibson home on &
Is days leave. His many friends
are happy to see him also.
Easter services will be held al
the Mt. Wave Missionary Baptist
church, Easter Sunday. Prizes will
be awarded to the persons giving
the best numbers on the Easter
program. Rev. Joseph Turvillion
paste.
Pvt. Henry c. Wolfe formerly OF
Crystal Springs, and 1890 Everett
street is now home from the South
Pacific. Pvt. Wolfe spent one year
in New Guinea and due to illness
has returned to the States. After
80 days furloughing he will go to
Fort Sam Houston, Tex, to be re-
assigned within the States. Pvt.
Wolfe is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wolfe of Crystal Springs.
Sgt. E. A. Wolfe, who is station
ed at Camp Shelby, was home last
week on an emergency pass to visit
his brother, Pvt. Henry c. Wolfe.
Visitors in the home of Mrs.
Mary Thomas last week were Mrs.
Pearl Bishop, Mrs. Cressie Clifton,
and Rev. and Mrs. Haynes, all of
Hattiesburg.
Mrs. Lena Short and sisters. Mrs.
Bessie Bibbs and Mrs. Leola Wright
have returned to the city after
visiting their aunt, Mrs. Coleman
OF Port Gipson, who is very i'll. We
wish for her a speedy recovery.
Mr.. Eugene Shorts of 1910 Jones
street is now recuperating after a
short illness.
There will be special program
gwen at Mt. Gallilee Baptist
church, sponsored by Mr.. Alfred
Penn. Rev. J. A. Alexander, pas
tor.
Mrs. Mae Bell Thompson was a
recent week end visitor in New
Orleans as guest of her uncle.
Funeral services were held at
Lynch street CINE. church for
Mrs. Anna johnson who died Fri
day, March is.
In the absence of the pastor,
Bishop =. w. Butler. Prof. w. H.
Howard of Los Anglese was guest
speaker at Christ Temple, Sunday
afternoon. Prot. Howard was in the
city on bust ness.
Mrs. Mildred Seaton Turner had
IS her dinner guest recently, Mr.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-31
CLARK ST. CHURCH NEWS

~~~~AAsAA
AT the morning service on the
18th Sunday, the pastor, Rev. C.. L.
West preached, using for his SUBJ
Ject, The progress of the spirit
kills life" The senior and junior
choir rendered music. At the ev-
ening service, Rev. E. w. Cornelius
preached on the subject, "A little
farther" after the sermon com
munion was taken. A warm well
come awaits you to all of our SER
vices.
MIR. and Mrs. Tom Davis, 9721a
N. Mill street honored the pastor
and wife with a delicious dinner
{. Z
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-31

The Junior Matron's Auxiliary
of Clark Street Baptist church met
Monday afternoon, March 26, in the
home of Mrs. Mary Ross Jones, 731
Rose ST., with the president
presiding. The meeting opened
with song and devotion was led
by Mrs. w. A. Jones, with Scrip
ture being read and prayer offered
by Mrs. Jones. p Uses 3s
The topic was inspiringly taught
by Mrs. Mary Ross Jones. Those
present were Mrs. Inell Bradley,
Estella Porter, Corene Guyines, w.
A. Jones, Mary R. Jones. Mrs. Cd
essaree Percy is on the sick list.
We wish for her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Corene Guyines, president.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-31

Mrs. Cora Davis of Hazlehurst
was visitor in the city this week
as the guests of Mrs. Narcisse d.
Calhoun, Mrs. Carrie Weakley, 9TH
er relatives and friends. She ex-
pressed herself as having a most
enjoyable visit.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-31

'derson or soror Willie Austin.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-31
THIS IN THAT
BY Your Rowing Reporter

BY Your Rowing Reporter
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-31

Friends this week were welcom-
ing home Sgt. Marion Rudd, who
has been overseas for many
months. Sgt. Rudd is the husband
of the former Lorraine Crawford.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-31

Pvt. Wallace Barr is home on a
10 days leave visiting his mother,
Mrs. Ionic Barr of E. Fertilization
street, as well as other relatives
andf riends.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1945-03-31

Mrs. Viola Gibson, 116 Factory
street is proud to have her son,
Seaman D. K. Gibson home on a
Is days leave. His many friends
are happy to see him also.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
FRANKFORT

Mr.. and Mrs William II. Truitt
and 9randdaughtcr, Miss Dolores
Pepper are spending the summer
season in their Bethany Beach
cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holloway
spent ii few days recently in Re
hobolh with their daughters. Mrs.
Carlton Moore. and Miss Evelyn
Holloway
The Misses Carolyn Williams
md Marjorie Chamberlain spent
last week in Philadelphia visiting
"a former pal Miss Louise Shep-
herd
NJ NJ :. l G. Everett Lewis. L. :.
\. son OF the late Mr.. John Lewis
ANA Mrs Lewis has been spend
ml2 a parf of his furloueh here
VISITING his uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Hudson. and 9th
cr relatives and friends He was
entertained at a Sunday night din
mcr by Mr. and Mrs. Rolln l.. Hud-
son and family.
Little Miss Karen Lee Hudson
lHs returned home to her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollin l.. Hudson. ON
Clayton Avenue. after having spent
Il week with her maternal grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John c.
Fairman, in Ocean View
MIR and Mrs Fred Shocmakcr
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Antoninich
of Philadelphia. were recent house
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Hickman We understand that
Jack and MARGARET Wcr" amazed
10 discover the face-lifting job on
the home of their pals. Ray anC
Trudo They found the culinary
department unchanged tha'
needed no Improvement Trudic'>
home made ice cream and Other
delicacics are tops" as usual
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
HARRISON

AIR. and Mrs. l.. +. Mason. Mrs
Miuiur Davidson Mrs F.stcla
Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
casey ana Mrs. Davidson's nttlc
4rauddaughrer. also Mrs. Nina
Mooge. of WiluliMgtom who is
Spcndln9 some Iimr with her sis
tcr Mrs. Nea>cy. We're all enter
rajncd at Il & O'Clock dinner Oh Sal
urdav vvtuiu. hy Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Campbell. near Dr"Whridac
Miss Charlotte Lingo. who re-
Gently underwent an operation in
the Memorial Hospital I'm Milford.
has returned to hrr home the past
week.
MIR. and Mrs. Marvel Smith. OF
Lebanon. Pa. and Master Iiu4h
Dirkrrson. of Wimn&tou spent
tine past Weekend with Mr and
Mrs. Hylon Smith.
Nh. and Mrs Arthur Smith en-
tertaincd a few of their friends
last Friday evening. as follows:
Rev. and Mrs Roy Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. William PrrttYlnan. Mr. and
Mrs. Hylou Smith Mrs Edith
Barker. Mrs. Cora Prcttymau, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert NCasey. Mr.. and
Mrs Melvin prcttyman and Nh.
and Mrs. l.. F. Mason After a
very social evening. including mu-
sic and singing, also prayer by Rev.
Jones. refreshments of ice cream.
cake. nuts and candy were houn-
TRULY served and enjoyed by all
The ". :. C.. :. will meet her,
IN the hall next Thursday eye
ming. Everyone invited. Com,
and enjoy the program.
Sunday School at IL. Preach-
ing IA II. All should attend thes,
services.
Mrs. I.eta Warrington spent :
few days the first Of the week il
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Veascy en-
tcrtuincd Mr. and Mrs Harvey
Prnucl and daughter. Bette Lou
Use. at dinner, on Sunday: also Mrs
Nina Moore. of Wilmington. VIII,
is spcndin9 some time with them
Tech. Set Russell Donovan an,
bride. who returned on Monday
atctr spending a few days in At
luntic city. left un Tuesday TO
Louisiana Whcr" he was sent b,
the &OVvrumcn.
\ wise man is always humble. |
is the person of limited knOWledg
who is likely 20 be couc"itcd.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence r. Esham
recently entertained Mrs John
Bets. OF Philadelphia. at their
home in the manse.
On Saturday. large crowd at
tended the public auction sale OF
household effects of Mrs. I.aviuia
r. DerIickson. The house and real
estate. until recently occupied by
her was purchased by Mr.. Chester
Richards.
Miss Bette Hudson made a trip
To Wilmington. Del. on Monday.
Mrs : T. Macklin. Of Whining
ton. spent a few days recently at
the home of her son-n-law and
daughter, Mr., and Mrs Burton
Cannon. ST
Master Horace Bun1in9. young
est son OF Mrs. Olive +. Bunting.
is recupcr@jjnG At home after a
successful tonsilcctomy at III,
hospital last Thursday.
MIR. Elias II. Tinglc is confined
to his home with an attack of la
grippe.
vi anu VI ] t'SlNIi w llIlb lllS
and children are occupying THEN
cottage at Rchohoth Beach for the
season
MIR, and Mrs. Chester V. Hudson
and infant son were in town OF
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias II. TmeI'
and children. Betty Lou and Bud
dy. attended the circus in vii
min@t0n last week.
The Vacation Bible School il
going strong with large at
tendance OF happy. Interested chill
drcn under the efficient Leadership
OF their corps of instructors.
Sgt William Asher Truitt ha
reported back to his L. s. arm
duties in Florida, after a plcasan
furlou2h at home with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Truitt an
other relatives.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
DAGSBORO

The Kings Servants Sunday
School class met at Til" home OF
Mrs Imoeenc TinmomS
Mrs. Laura Stur2is spent the
Weekend with h,r sister at
Whiteyillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac West called
to see their brothrr Wiu9dtr West.
at Gumb0r0. Sunday evening. who
is very i'll.
Mrs. Addir Fi42 spent the week.
end with her duuchtcr. Mrs. Rem
ya Boycc. and family.
Marshall Hudson L. :. ~. sta
toned at Rhode Island. spent
Thursday night with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Iludsou
Jack Layftld of rear W2shing-
ton. d. G.. spent the week end
with his parents, Mr. and Ah>.
Elmer l.nyficld and son, Jimmy.
MIR. and Mrs Paul rlo4s are
spending two weeks vacation 1T
Oak Orchard.
Mr. John Brusurr. of Pi1tSyil!o.
spent the Weekend with his a!Hud-
daughter Mrs Fayctta Oliput.
Many of the children are at
tending the Bible School held at
the J. VI. Clayton School
Mrs. Hilda Mitchell and George
Wciner. of Washin>tou, d. c.,
spent Friday to Sunday with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs |. H. West.
and son, Jerry Mitchell.
Little Patsy Brumbly, small
daughter of MIR and Mrs. AthlvH,
Brumbly. was taken very i'll ON
Thursday of the pa.t week and
was rushed To the Milford hos
pital where she underwent an ol-
GRAFTON for appendicitis. licl
father. who is taking his basic
training at Camp Blaming, Fla.
is expected home for a few day,
due TO his daughters illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. MIlard West en-
tertained at dinner Sunday, Mr
and Mrs. Charles West and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward West. OF CIarhS
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Taylor. o
Philadelphia. We're the overnight
. guests of their parents. Mr. an'
Mrs. Joseph Bunting. the pas
week. enroutc to Miami, Fla Nh
Taylor is stationed there with tn
army.
The Childrcn's Day collection q
the Bethel NJ. f. Church was nu
thousand. five hundred and twenty
J five dollars instead of >l3.25 aS ap
reared in last WccN = issue.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Hudson
and son. Billy. of Dover. were re
cent guests of Mr.. John Hudson at
his home ON Reed Street
Pharmacist Mate 1/c William S
Long. 3rd. was a Weekend guests
of his parents. MIR. and Mrs. Will
liam :. Long. Jr.
Mrs. Elias H. Tingle. r. ~. has
resigned her position as rccep-
Zionist and nurse in the office of
Dr. Robert S Long. Jr.. to spend
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29

the summer in her home in prep
aration for her new engagement
as fuIl-time teacher and state
nurse on the John NJ Clayton
Schol next school year. Mrs.
Harvey Kirk. r. ~. is Mrs. Tin
giles successor in DR. Longs Of
flee.
Aunt Su2y seq: 1T We're bet
ter to remain silent and be
thought ii fool than to open your
mouth and remove all doubt"
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29
LINCOLN

Staff Sergeant David a. Greenly.
of Westover Field, Mass, recently
spent a three-day furlOugh with
his family here.
The Women's Society for Chris
tian Service met at the home of
Mrs. Roy Clendaniel on Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lea Locates and
daughter. Elizabeth. of Philadel-
phia. were callers at the home of
Mr.. arAl Mrs. Boyce Short on sun
day.
The sunbeam" Class of the NJ.
f. Church School will meet at the
home of Mrs. Harry Beebe on
Monday evening. July ,. All mcm-
bers are requested to he present.
Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Kebca
and daughters. Patsy and Joan.
and 1t. and Mrs. William y. ke-
bea. of Woodbury.. y. j.. visited the
formers mother. Mrs Matte
Roach on Sunday. 1t. kebea has
recently returned from England
and is spending Il 30-day furlOugh
Itll ItltillNCS
Mrs H. Casper BOyce underwent
an operation fer tonsils at the
Delaware Hospital on Saturday.
Miss Ethel Collins and friend, of
Gumboro. visited her sister and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Nor
gan on Sunday
a number of our town folks were
vic T(ahnhnth phuHh nn
Sunday.
Miss Belle More. of Camden,
circled among friends here on
Tuesday of last week
The monthly business and social
meeting of the Loyal Workers
Sunday School class will be held
Monday evening. July 2nd. at the
home of Mrs. BOyce Short. All
members are urged To attend.
Robert +. Curtin. attOrney-at-
law. of Wilmington, visited rela-
tives here on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Warren ha(
as guests. Mrs. Eliza Donovan. OF
Milford: Mr.. and Mrs Martin kib-
ler and children, of Greensboro.
=.
dinner on Sunday
Staff Sergeant Willard Postlcs
who has returned from oversca.
duty. is spending 60-day fur
lOugh with relatives.
AIr and Mrs. John LOngbotham
of Big Stone Beach. and Mr.. anC
= Mrs. H. Casper BoyCe ATTENDED
the horse races at Delaware Parl
: last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Donovan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Morgan
and daughters spent the Wcek-en'
. at the Truitt cottage, Slauehtc
l Beach.
Mrs. Lizzie Swain and daughter
J, Mrs. Mia Martin, have reccntl
| moved to the Warren property O
. Railroad Avenue.
The Methodist Church SchoC
. will hold its annual picnic at Ga
5 Orchard. Saturday, July IT,
Services for Sunday. July l
t Morning Worship and sermon. |
: o'clock; church school, II O'Clock
/, NJ. Y. f.. 7:3o p. m; preaching.
4 p. IN.
Slaughter Neck Church Schoo
}, at p. m; preaching at ; p. III
Rev. f. y. Wright. pastor
; leave in this country, he is plal
! ming to return shortly to the tiel
Everyone is cordially invited
u worship with us and hear this j
> spring message OF Gods work
o other lands
q Mr. ana Mr.. Willard Todd of \
Y lantic CITY. y. j.. spent the past wee
Il end with Mrs. Todd'S parents. Mr.. ~
Il Mrs William J. Reed. TIN y also eau
on many tri.nd~ and relatives of i
r., vicinity. ON their return "trip they -
" ucd Mr. and Mrs Edward Todd
:. WILMINGTON.
Milford chronicle., 1945-06-29

\ wise man is always humble 1t
is the person of limited knowledge
who is likely 10 be c0nc"itod.
The Omaha guide., 1945-08-25
Clippers Fast

Finer hull lines, lighter build, in
creased sail area and hard driving
were responsible for the extraordi-
narily short voyages of the Clipper
ships in the last century. The Fly
ing Cloud is a famous example Of
the Extreme Clipper, a type which
was at its perfection from 1845 to
1860. They proved uneconomical be-
cause light build and hard driving
under great press Of sail necessi-
tated frequent docking and over
hauling, and the attenuated hulls re-
duced freight capacity.