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Housewares

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Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
Milford Century Club

"On To Jupiter" was the title of
motion picture shown at Milford
New Century Club ON Monday
through the courtesy of William
Burke. The world of tomorrow
with It's many points of industry
ana things of the future made this
1Ilm t0reSFcinG and interesting Rob
crt t.. Shilling and Robert Fit1gcr-
ald operated the sound and motion
picture protector. Major l.. Y. Bdar-
bury OF the Dover Army Air Base,
was present with u chart showing
me advantages of unificatiOn of the
services. The SOlOist for tn" meet
ln% WAS Mrs. George Giltcnhoth.
whose delightful rendition of a
group of songs concluded the af-
tcrnoon's program. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. a. G. Davidson
Next week will be Legislative
Day with Mrs. Clement H. Nuttcr
IN charge. Beside talk ON Icgis-
lative matters there will be an cX-
hibit of old and new paintings
This will be an interesting meet
ing
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
POLICE Run GOAT OFT
OF LOCAL LODGE HALL

Whether lodges initiate their new
members by making them ride Billy
goats is neither here nor there, >"
but apparently the Crystal Fount
Lodge of Odd Fellows had no par
lcularly need for such an animal
that "butted" into their Walnut
street temple one night recently
while initiation services were in
progress
Billy" who, it seems, belongs to
David Nann, had apparently de-
cided that being cOOped up in stall
was too tame a career for lively
"buttinsky like himself, particu-
larly after he had heard the tradi-
tional story that everybody hears
about lodge limitations.
AT least that is the reason some
of the astOnished lOdgemen offered
to the police whom they called to
eject Bill
How Bill found his way to the
temple and why he climbed up the
steps of the lodge hall and went
direct to the lodge ceremonial room
door will probably be a question
debated for many months, but the
cold hard facts of the case as the
police got them We're that Bill"
was an intruder and therefore was
treated as such.
Bill is now chewing his cud in
his humble stall at Nann's home,
far from lodge trappings and ad-
venture.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
Milford Grange Notes

The regular monrnly Ladies'
Night was held at the Milford
Grange last Saturday evening.
The committee was Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Granville Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Bacon Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Black, Mrs. Hattie Bennett, Miss
Edna Barker and Mrs. Hattie Ben
son.
Promptly at S p. m. the meeting
was called to order by the worthy
master. Donald Jester. who pre-
sented Mrs. Bacon, who in turn
I presented the following much en-
Joy"d and interesting program:
/ Song. "COlumbia the Gem of the
( Ocean, by the Grange.
Reading, "Wherc WASHINGTON
slept by Mrs. Paris Kirby.
QUIZ "On the Musical Weather." !"
by Mrs. Preston KentOn.
Jokes. which contained many
laughs, by Robert Jester and Pres
ton KrntOn.
True or False. Mrs Granville Ba-
CON
Reading. Friendship in Shar-
ing ca seven-day plan), by Mrs.
Howard Moore.
Duet. when You and We're
Young Maggie by Mrs. Sara Mar
ker and Doug Fry.
Donald Jester then told of a
vlist to Harmony Grange on the
previous Monday night. when eight
OF Milford members journeyed to
New Castle county and enjoyed the
program there
Mrs. Sara Marker then led the
group in singing old and new songs
with Mrs. Preston Kcnton at the
piano.
The next hour was spent in the
dining room where delicious re
freshments were served by the
committees
Next Saturday will be "Chap-
lain's Night" with Mrs. Jay Abbott
presenting the program and Mrs.
G0lan Armour in charge of re-
freShmpntS
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
COT NCII. NOTES

At the off meeting of City C0un-
Gil held on Tuesday evening of this
week. Dr.. Laurence Fitchctt WIS
named to the City Board of Health.
replacing Dr.. Clyde 4. Nelson and
representing the Second Ward. DR..
James II. West, was made to the
health board from the t'iFst Ward
replacing Dr.. Oliver Y. James.
Other members Of the local health
board are City COuncilmcn John 4.
Nailor, representing the Third
Ward and Frank j. Elton. repre-
scntinS the Fourth Ward.
1t WAS also announced durine the
meeting that City Council had vot-
ed $4,000 each to the two Scout
oops. one under the direction of
the kiW"nis club and the other
sponsored by the Rotary club. Tie
money will be used to buy cquin-
mcnt and take care of expenses in
CURED during summer cncallp-
ment.
IN" next regular meeting of civ
touncil will be held on Tuesday
evening, March -
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01

iom Faix left this wool. e..
IHceton where he will reaistn,. -.
Junior at the college -
Hf. and Mrs. Pratt philIin, ona
son OF Salisbury were Wool. nG "mG
n,,S nests OF Mr.. and Mrs. George II
"'"pef and son at their farm.
Miss Harriet Wilson from Moses
i,IV| Drown School, Providence. r l.
,i I''lI' ,he Weekend with her mo-
'"'F' MIS-. Thomas r. Wilson
William Faix entered 1-niya,.i,,
,i, il[SIhl" last week. His mother.
hfS, AuSuSt I'aix and Mrs w n
'''"Aiord accompanied him there
Miss Gertrude Atkins Of vi,
"'IiiSlch spent last Weekend ae tho
guest OF Miss Doris Kinder ~ bn,.
nome on South East Front street
VIZ. and Mrs Hallett Vinvard arr.
,n' enc parents of a son. Roland HaIIntt
Nlnyard. born at the Milford Mon,
=, 9-i"I Hospital on Monday, February
'immi" Clements, honorably dis
"' S'u from the Army. returned
rome Tuesday evening. He had
"'n lor the past several months
IL Manila.
,, ilaffY Mulholland a student nj
i''''@"i BUSINESS COLLEGE in Boston
spent the past week end here with
i'iS parents. Mr.. and Mrs Uarr,,
Mulh0lland. ;
MIS-. 6. Marshall Townsend will
I'a\r Tuesday for Newark \ ! to
a1"hd the filth. annual mectin. of
~" Northeastern Jurisdiction If
tie Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs David S. Hnpo enn,t
h'lrsday and Friday of last week
IN Wilmington as guests of Mrs
lio&S sister and brother-in-law
Mr. ana Mrs. Harvey &. Marvel.
Mr. and Mrs. r. u. prcrtvman
MISS Janet Prcttyman and Mr. and
Mrs. f. l.. Hcarne of Rnhoboth
W'f" guests on Sunday of Mr. and
MIS-. stanton Won Grabill of Swarth-
more, Pa.
Miss Marrilyn Jamison. who has
h'"h spending several days with
h"f parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvard
JamlSon. returned to Mary Wash
lnston College, Fredericksbnra Va
this week.
Robcrt White of Summerset Ev
Il veteran Of the Spanish-Americ.,n
ar and the first World War was
a guest at the organization meeting
OF IN" Veterans of Foreign Wars on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Bradley Stringer is rocu-
p"ratinS at her home in Lynch
liei&hts from an appendix opera
ton AT the Milford Memorial Hos
ptal on February f. Seret. String
or at that time was stationed nj
Fort McC lellan. Alabama. and WAS
sent home on an emergency fur
Tough. Whichr was followed with
an honorably discharge at Fort Dix
u. Sergeant Suin2or
served over two years in The q. II.
f. {. Al Fort Mcclellan. hut Will
now be back at his place OF busi-
ness in Lynch Heights.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
Firemen In Kent
Meet At Harrington
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A number of officials throughout
the state were present and spoke
briefly. each in turn. lauding the
Ladies' Auxiliary for the fine din
her and the address of the speaker.
Among those present were Captain
Hanley and Captain Ridings of the
Old Vets Association. p. S. p. John
Moore, Reuben Steward and Frank
{. O'Neal; State Chaplain Rev Leon
Ross, Dclmar; State Fire Recorder
Layton Baynard, Mt Cuba; State
Treasurer Ebert c. Bailey, Laurel; :;
State Secretary w. W. Pettyjohn,
Dover; State Vice President Mr..
Johnson; directors of the state as
sOciatiOn. Marion Sherwood, Del
mar and Charles COnOway of Green
wood; Ben Daugherty, vice presi-
dent o fthe Delmar Fire Company.
ana second vice president of the
Sussex County Association
President Burke named some
tiremen to complete committees:
Law and Legislative committee,
Bryon Creadick of Cheswold and
Marion Stevenson of Frederica; eff
ficiency committee, Mr.. Johnson
and Mr. O'Neal.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
Firehghters Here
Are Kept On The Run
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dar Neck. Both OF these fires were
eXtlngushed with a minimum OF
damage resulting. In the evening
the tiremen We're called to the front
OF Br. FitChett's residence. where
the interior OF a car owned and op-
Grated by Raymond Buckley was
on fire. Prompt action by the fire
men resulted in this blaze being
quickly brought under control.
Thursday morning. shortly before
press time, the company was again
called out this time to the Church
street property owned by Zack
Johnson, hrclna nat the Draper
Canning Company. The blaze was
caused Ivy an exploding oil heating
stove ana had igmtcd furniture and
clothes in the room. much OF which
was destroyed before the fire was
brought under control. The quick
work OF the tiretighters. however.
Kept the property loss down.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
Will Dedicate VFW
Post AT FELTON, Mar. 10
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Adams received medical basic
training at Camp Grant. Illinois
and was sent overseas shortly be-
fore Christmas. 1913, with the 339th
Regiment, S5th Division The di-
vision engaged in the strenuous
Italian campaign. and the down
state soldier was killed in the bat
tie around Casino. in the midst OF
the great drive for Rome The di-
vision suffered heavy casualties in
this fatal assault He is buried in
the American Military Cemetery
near Nelturo. Italy.
corporal Oliver Simpler. the
youth lost in the tr0Opship sinking
in the North Atlantic. was the son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Simpler of
FELTON,. Born on March 10. 1917,
Simpler was also educated in Eel
ton schools before graduating from
the University OF Delaware in 1898.
He was employed in the trust de-
partment at Equitable Trust Com
pany, Wilmington until his Undue
tiOn on August s. 1871.
On February l.. 1912. Corporal
Simpler left for Iceland. Having
passed preliminary examinations
for Officers Candidate School Sim
pier was returning to this country
Tor officer training when the trans
port was tOrpedOed June 10. 1912.
The third veteran from whom
the post derives its name is Private
John y. Ware. 10 year 0lds. son of
MIR. and Mrs. John +. Ware near
FELTON,. The young soldier was
killed in action in France on July
l3, 1914. Born on his parents farm
April %, 1928. Ware was also edit
Gated in FELTON, grade and high
school. He was one OF seven chill
dren, and helped on his fathers
farm before joining the Army.
Ware trained basically at Fort
Mcclellan. Ala. before transfers.
Ing TO Fort Meade. Md, from which
post he sailed for overseas during
May. 1914, seven months after his
entrance into service, and two
months before he was killed in the
France invasion.
Two OF the elected officers of the
FELTON, Post. Commander Richard
Adams and Adjutant Barrett Sim
pier, are brothers of men for whom
the post is named
Music for the -installa-
ton exercises will be furnished bv
the FELTON, High School Band with
Richard W. McFadden directing.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
Col. III. j. Rau Gets
French Decoration

COL Albert LadOuSSe. DEPUTY air
attache, We're flown to the Dover
l!'ld in an Army plane and were
SucStS Of Colonel Rau at Luncheon
IN the Officers club prior to the
ceremony. They returned to Wash
ln@t0n directly following the event.
olonel Rau, -year-Old fighter
pilot veteran of the European
theatre who is credited with down
lh1 five enemy airplanes during 4
combat missions, has received
several high citations from the
Army Air Forces. but the French
award is the first foreign rccogni-
ton
olonel Rau commanded the 20th
Fighter Group which played a ma
jor role in the 'sOftenin9-up" pro
cess for the Invasion of Europe. He
also has received the Silver Star.
DISTINGUISHED Flying Cross with
wv" oak-leaf clusters. and the Air
Medal with eight Oak-loaf clusters.
II" Is the son of Jacob II. Rau of
I9% Belmont Parkway. Hcmpstcad.
l.. |.
pov"r'S mayor and city mana4cr.
y. NallaC" A0odford and Gilbert l..
Wilcox. respectively. headed the
civilian guest list at the ceremony
ANA lunchcnn. Governor Walter W
Ehcon and Wilmingtun' Navor
homaS j. HcrIihy Ir., Scm con
GrAtuIationS to the colonel and cy-
pressed their regrets upon being
unable To attend.
IN the reviewing party with the
french representatives were Colo
Eel Joe l.. Mason. of Mitchell Field
L. l., representing First Air For
c"S commanding general Major
General Robert W. DOUGLASS. .Ir..
Colonel Donald B. Dichl. command
or of the Air Technical Service
ommands Rocket Center located
at Dover.
In the guard of honor for the
honor"d officer were three ton
m"mhCrs of his staff: Colonel Ken
h"th X. Powell. deputy base com
mandPr; Colonel Robert A. Mont
&omcry, operations and TRIMMING di-
rector who also flew the Army
nIanc to WASHINGTON to pick M Tia"
frchch guests; and 1t. COT. Leslie
Ii. BFdtton, air inspector
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
TROPHY GRANGE,

Trophy Grange. FELTON,. met as
usual at the hall ON Monday eve
nlnS. The program in charge of
Mrs. Elma Snthers. WAS present
cd as follows: Opening Song. "Onc
by One was whistlcd instead of
being sung; a quiz on food by Less
ter Hall; a mOnologue by Jacquel-
inc Hall, Aunt Rcvey Sees A Mile
Race; Duet. Silver Threads
Among the Gold" Mamie Adams
and Pauline Minner; quiz concern
ing Kate, by Gladys FARRELL, talk.
Ways to Beautify the Home" Mr..
Petry: talk. "Conveniences of the
Home" by Lester Hall; IA tableau.
Home. Sweet Home" Lester and
Jacqueline Hall and Edith Mae
Smithers; closing song. FEATHER.
Well Rest In Thy Love"
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

The Margaret c. Pyle Rebekah
Lodge will hold a public card and
plhSo party in the Odd Fellows Hall
on Thursday evening. March IA.
Prizes and refreshments.
Governor Walter W. Bacon has
appointed Frank r. Grier of Mil
ford as member of the Labor
commission of Delaware for the
uneNpired term of Raymond W.
Mastcn OF Milford. resigned. The
term Will expire on April ,, 1913.
"Deadlier Than the Male" pre-
sented by the Senior Glass of the
FELTON, High School by special ar
ran&ement of Samuel French, in
the high school auditorium on
March l at SIS p. m Adults. 60c.
tax included; children. 35c. tax in
cluded.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
900 Children Are
Killed In u. S. Monthly
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The Delaware Safety Council re-
commendS the following protective
measures for young children:
Cd Use safety matches. that is.
the Kind that light only when
struck on the box. Keep them out
OF reach of toddlers. Warn school
age children about playing with
matches.
t2l Store gasoline and kerosene
away from the house and keep poi
sons such as cleaning fluids. Zero
sene and disinfectant. out of reach
OF children preferably in a locked
cabinet.
CD Do not allow small children
=" sleep with older persons. Take
special precautions to prevent the
child'S becoming tangled up in
covers. Keep pillows out of the
hahy's crib.
tb Keep all sharp-cuttine
nhJectS tkniVeS, scissors. razor
blades. otcD out of reach of child
rem and keep the yard clean from
MSSed cans, rusty nails and broken
class.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
XIV iNIS FtRNERS' NIGHT

twenty-five farmers from the
HridSeville community were guests
OF the Bridgevillc Kiwanians at d
dinner held in the Bridgeville High
school Monday evening. February
18th. The following farmers were
present:
Ira Bennett. Lee Carey, Warren
McGee, Walton Jones. Thomas
Hansen. Addison Tatman. Mace AL
len, Carl WalstOn, Leon Wheatley,
Leon SmOth, W. II. Passwaters. c.
W. Smith. .Ir, Joseph Evans. Treat
Galloway, o. +. Wiley, Clinton
Hastings, Wilbur Allen, Alton
lsaacs. Horace White, Thurman
Fountain. Charles Frazier and Vic
Stallard
Mr.. Donald Dinsmore, Federal
Soil COnServatiOnist and Forestry
Specialist, was guest speaker. In
addition to discussing the impor-
tance OF conserving our soil re-
sources he also gave an interesting
account of his experiences on the
aircraft carrier Enterprise"
Following the program the di-
rectors held their monthly meeting
Tor the purpose of planning the an
nual Charter Night program. The
date set for this program is March
18th. Plans call for an Inter-Club
Ladies' Night.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
ENGAGEMENT ANNOTNCED

Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. En-
orX, Jr.. announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Miss Nellie Eliz-
dhoth, TO Reynolds p. French. son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Risdcn French of
Harrington.
Miss Emory is graduate Of
Caesar Rodney High School and is
employed in the Price Control
Board at Milford. Mr.. French was
recently discharged from the L. s.
Army after 81 months service. He
has resumed his work at the du-
Pont Company in Seaford.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
Concert By Band
Association Was
Well Attended
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Lockwood EXley, Elsie Scnnctt
Gilbert wilkins, Philip Walls and
Jean Moore.
Thunderer March, Sousa.
1ntermissiOn.
MISS SARA LePORE. Soprano
Mrs. Glenn Gildcrslccvo
Accompanies
Nina. PergOlesi.
Gu 10 sal, T0relH.
Rugiadose OdOrOSe. Scarlatti
Mel Cor piu non mi sento. Paisi-
clio.
| All fores e lui from "La Travi-
alta" Verdi.
When | Have Sung NV Songs
Ernest Charles.
Lullaby, Cyril Scott
The Moon Behind the Cottor-
wood, Cadman.
| Love Life, Mamma yucca.
A silver Offering was taken at
the exits. -
Miss LePore will give her debrt
recital at Carnegie Hall. New York
on April %. - ~
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
Net ABE TO BE HOST
AT ANNUAL CONFERENCE

The McCabe Memorial Methodist
Church. Wilmington, will be host
TO the annual Peninsula Methodist
Conference which will open on
Wednesday. May Is. An invitation
from the Wilmington church to
have the conference meet there was
accepted recently at meeting of
the conference cabinet and the
committee on entertainment at
Wesley Junior College The invita-
ton was extended by the Rev. DR..
Edward j. Bond, pastor, and Willis
l.. Overdeer, member of McCabe
Church.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
WILDWOOD CLUB NOTES

In" MilIwood Home Dcmonstra-
non 'lnh will meet in the hall ON
Wednesday afternoon. March &. at
> p. IN.
MISS Louise r. Whitcomb will he
with us and give an interesting ont
me on kitchen Improvement. get
tnS things lined up for the kitchen
contest, This promises to be a very
interesting meeting. so plan to
come and bring your friends.
Mrs. Dorothy French is in line
Tor the now kitchen contest work
MIS- Ruth Jester will have charge
OF recreation. Mrs. Laura David
son will give a list of housphold
hlltS. Mrs. Bcss Shew will record
household accidents for the month
Remember the date of the meet
ing March 6
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
Cedars Will Hold
Session On March 7
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ing time for every one to get COM
fOrtably seated and set for the floor
show that follows.
This show is considered by the
entertainment committee to be one
OF the best they have secured.
Something new is expected. The
refreshments under the personal
direction of John W. Welch, will
close the evening
Many invitations have been is
suped to neighboring forests to
attend this meeting. Preparations
are being made for a large attend
ancc.
The next ceremonial of Ever
green Forest will be held April II.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
NJ RPRINE PARTY

\ surprise birthday party was
"IVen on Friday evening. February
- at the home of MIR. and Mrs
". W "i'eF stevenson in honor OF Mrs.
stevenson S birthday Those pres
'n' were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Lane
CIV en-! daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
, i"Pnan, Mr.. and Mrs Dan Queen.
M'S. CIIlford Anderson and Edward
Sc"nlon. all Of Dover. Andrew Sa-
n"rdfa OF Viola. Mr. and Mrs. FINLEY
stevenson of Woodsido.
''aiheS We're played and refresh
lneh's served OF ice cream. cake
ana candy, which made a merry
lilne for all. Many useful gifts were
received. The guests left wishing
AIS; ;!,; Stevenson many more happy
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
LEAVES FOR CALIFORNIA

Elmer F. Grimes of sol Front
street, Scaford, owner of the
"Greenwood Horse Stables" left
for Hollywood Park race track in
California with his seven fine
horses. His two leading horses.
Trooper Lee. PAGER. and IIighlawn
Morning. trottcr, are both candi-
dates for the $50,000 derby race at
Santa Ana, Calf, starting when
the 25-day meet at Hollywood Park
closes. His trainers and driver.
Ellis Myers Of Bridgeyille. and s.
}. Swartz OF Greenwood, say all
horses are in fine shape as the wea-
ther there is just perfect for rae
ing
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
Personal Happenings

Mr.. and Mrs George Sheaffc.
left on Saturday for a vacation il
Florida.
Mrs. |. u. Short returned hom.
last week after spending Seyera
weeks in Jefferson Hospital fol
treatment.
Miss Betty Hammond Of vii
min9ton spent the holiday wccb
end here with her sister. Miss Mil
dred Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bacchlcl
returned home Sunday after spend
in" their honeymoon in Washinatm
and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harry Gricr and Miss Sal;
Grier returned home on Sunday
after Il pleasant stay at Hotel Den
mis- in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Dean Kimmc'
were called to DuQuoin. HI. Wed
ncSday because of the death of hi,
father, William Kimmcl
William Mtten who has been in
Japan for the past few months ar,
rived home on Sunday after rcceiy-
ing an honorable DISCHARGE from
the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thorn of
Trenton, y. j.. We're week end
SueSts of Mr.. and Mrs. IameS f.
S%levan at their home on North
Walnut Street.
William Denney. radio operator
on the :. :. Bulk Lube spent "A par,
ot Friday here with his mother.
Mrs. Frances Dcnncy before lcav
inS on his ship for Texas.
MIR. and Mrs. James II. Deputy of
Southampton, Pa. have been in
town most of the past ten days be
cause OF the illness Of Mr.. Dcputv's
sister, Mrs. Elizabeth u. RiggS.
Mr. and Mrs. Baymd Wharton
pent some time last week in Brie-
tol. Va. where they visited thci.,
d"uSht"r, Miss Eileen Wharton
v no is a student at Sullins College.
Mr. and Mrs. Gricr Baynum and
SON. Grier of Maplewood, y. j. were
htr" for he week end. accompanv
me home Mrs. Robert II. Davis " lO
lad been with them for the winter
months
Mr. and Mrs. Fred WctZcl of New
York city We're week end guests oi
Mrs. William Purks. having been
called here because of the sudden
death of Mr. Purks. Mrs. WctZcl re
malned fer few days longer
with her sister.
Mrs. Mortimer Browning return
ed To her home in New York city
on Thursday of last week after be-
ing the guest Of llr and Mrs. NJ
HaSWoll Pierce ana MIS-. Robert &.
H%ll and attending the Pierce
Baechl"r wcddins
Mr. and Mrs. e. ID. IIolImuellcr.
left Yesterday tor Suffolk. va.
where they are guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. George Y. Bcamon and pre-
sent for the birthday OF their
GRANDDAUGHTER, Martie. They will
spend some time at Hot SPRINGS.
' a.. While they are away.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
MASSEY = STOGDON

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Massey
of SrafOrd announce the marriage
OF their daughter. Miss Evelyn G..
Massey, to Francis W. StOgdon,
son OF MIR. and Mrs. Francis b.
Stogdon of Milton.
The wedding took place on Fri
day. February s, in the BethOdist
Church at Seaford The attendants
were Mrs. William p. Lank and
Miss Elizabeth V LOvelace.
The bride wore blue with cor
sage of snapdragons and white car
nations. Miss Lovclace wore blue
with red roses.
After Il wedding reception held
at the home of the brides parents,
the couple left ON wedding trip.
MIR. Stogdon served 3S months
in the armed forces He is now
employed at Fort Miles.