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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-20
Struggle Over OPA Bill
In Life Or Death Stage
Nation TO Start
On Fourth Week
OF Rampant Prices

Washington. July 2U.-Hr-T II g
DiA entered the life or death STAGE
"a Capitol Hill today.
With Congress dcadIc ECd. if be-
came certain the nation will start
on fourth week of uncontrolled
prices. with 20 one knowing in
Wha, form. if any. OpA might he
revived.
The iipusv-Scnaic conference
committee seeking COMPROMISE
was >'ulcmatcd aS House member.
rCi.sCd stcadidstlv 10 accept Sen
ate bans against any further price
ceilings OIL milk. meat eggs and
other basic foods.
Senate Democratic Leader Bark
ley called The c,uicrccS &C. one more
nccti'g today.
Il this fails. IT," OpA will be
thrown open ac.i0G in q House
floor BATH" over whether 10 APPROX q
the Senate bill. FrcSidcnt Truman
indE atinG u veto. has described the
Senate measure as 'tcrrhlc.'
Tn" ConiCrCv%. after iuur DAYS ui
wranglin". were tied in knots on
the qucS'ir Of allowing OPA Ger
tam discretionary powers in raising
prices on manufactured articles as
prescribed by new pricing formula
III the Senate bill.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-20
Atomic Control Bill
Is Passed By House
Military Will Be
Represented On
Five Man Board

Washington, July 20.-CHr- The
House passed much amended u
tonic energy control bill today send
ing II tn Il SCnatc-iIouISc conference
for adjustment of differences Dc-
tween the two chambers.
Passage was on vote of 265 To
10.
Passage followed almost five days
of debate during which the Senate
control bill was changed by l0nG
list uf amendments.
Major House changes provided for
military representation on Tho pro =
posed fivc-mcmbcr atomic energy
control commission; for military
man AT the head of the military APP
plication division: for authority for
the armed forces 10 make atomic
bombs under certain conditions and
for the death penalty for most scri-
iuuS violations.
y short time before the House re-
Jectcd a move 10 pigeon hole the
control bill until next year
y vote that harmed duwn u mo-
ton To send the bill back Ia the mil
itary which would hay -
had the effect Of putting the bill
on the shelf for tins %rSaIun-prc-
saged passage of the much amend
ed measure later tuGu,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-20
Contribution
TO Coffee
Congressman Will
Be Asked To Tell
Why He Got Money

Washington. July Sem
tor Brewster (R) of Maine. Il MEM
Der of the Senate War Investigate
irG Committee said today that Rep.
Coffee CD Of Washington would be
asked Ia 'cXplain" a five year OLD!
$1,000 "camDai!r contribution" from
IL Tacoma, Wash. war contractor.
AT Tacoma. Coffee dc Jared: Il
welcome an Investigation on the en-
tire matter"
Brewster said that the committee,
has already asked The Department, {.
Justice for its file on an invcStiga-
ton which Coffee has said il made
OF the contribution.
"isclatrd AIilii''
lie bluntly called Coffcc'S dcTini-
tlCn Of the $500 aS a campaign con-
tribuliUn II Debated aibi''.
Brewster said nf C"iicc'S willing
ness for an Investigation:
"llc certainly will bc welcome
The more quickly he appears. the
better"
Al Tacoma. Coffee said that ihc
circumstances had been widely pun
liShcd III The state and that the
Justice Department after lis inquiry
found mo basis for HCti'T."
Also ai Tacoma. CcntrI tor Eivind
Anderson told Il reporter:
No Evil Purpose.
There was no evil purpose in the
payment of this money. was mere
ly trying 10 achieve SugCthino that
was highly honorable al the time
remove handicnpS rs il was urgent
Ia get something dcTc
Anderson explained he had a big
building project then underway al
Fl. Lewis. Wash. and things were
not moving fast enough
The check went 10 Colfcc's sccrc-
tary al the time. Paul a. Olson.
Coffee remarked ihm Olson and
~, dcrSon ran for mayor Of Tacoma
in the primary this year and that
Anderson was eliminated.
For defeated candidate. five
years after making Il campaign con-
tribution. tO attempt 10 alter the
entire complexion Of the transaction.
can only be CO Strtcd as STOPPING
to the lowest form OF unscrupulouS
tactics
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-20
t cdcral Workers
TO Receive Late
Pay Checks Soon

Washington. July --UPD-Bclat-
cd pay chicks should soon be handed
+" postal employees and some treas
tIN workers who have been work
nag temporarily without pay.
All that Is necessary is for Prcsi-
dent Truman 10 sign the Sl.6O4.-
%t2.!lU treasury post Office appro-
nri"tion bill which Congress sent
Kim late Yesterday.
Many employees have missed their
nId-July pay checks while the Sem
ale I'D House argued about the
!und b'll. The disagreement was
over Il silver price amendment. II
was settled Yesterday by removing
the section in dispute.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-20
Arnold Forecasts
Blow Against u. S.
Via Polar Areas

Los Angeles. July 90 -
Gen. II. n. Arnold. wartime
chief Of the Army Air Forces.
says he believes any future blow
against the United states will
come from across the Polar re-
giOrs. not by way Of the seas"
Predicting future atomic
bombs may we'll he on thou
sand times destructive" as those
exploded over .Tapan. Arnold
countercd an inquiry as To whcth-
or the United States could know
u any other nation were secret
~ building atomic bombs with
this question:
"Who knows what's going on
deep inside Russia?"
Later, In a speech before the
Institute Of Aeronautical Scent
lists. he predicted Invasion Of
the stratospherc" by "true space
ships capable Of one or more
trips around the world"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-20
THREE CTS, WOMAN
DIE IN BUS WRECK

Frccport. Fla. July 30. - tIp -
Three soldiers and one woman we're
killed and an undetermined Num-
Der of other persons were injured
in crash between National Trail
ways bus and private auto near
hcrc last night. Sheriff Curtis Miller
q! Walton .ounty Saiu inc woman.
who was burned Ia death. has bCGu
identified as Mrs FrCnnie Ballard
of Dothan. Ala. The bodies of the
woman and two Cf the soldiers who
we're passengers on the bus. were
tako TO Panama CITY. while the
body of the third soldier. driver oG
The private car. was carried to Egg
lin Field. Fla
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-20
Brief Revolt
Is Reported
In La Paz

Buc:."S Aires. July 2.-lP,-ECbCl-
lious students fired en- I!GlIvIan cab
met ministers. woundinG one ;'d
narrowly missing President Gualbrtu
Villarrocl. III u II sin disturbance
at LA I'az yesterday. said reports
from Chile today.
Earlier reports said 100 persons
were killed in an uprising Thursday
which had for its aim the OYER
throw g NillarrCCl.
The Associated Press correspond
cnt al africa. - northern Chile. only
about 200 miles from La PaZ. said
the new disturbance yesterday tool;
place lin the Bolivian capital jill
front of the government palace when
President VillarrCr' and his ministers
were making speeches from the bal
vony. One policcmuN was killed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-20
Flames Still Burn.

Small flames still burned into tho
day and fir"m"n continued Ia spray
water into the Charrcd debris.
Both In" roof and third floor gave
way. as did parts Uf the second
iioor. Cause of the fire was undu-
tcImncd.
One result of the fire may bc :;
confusion in the draft situation, be-
cause the local draft board had Of
Tees IN the building and il has not
been determined whether lis records
were destroyed.
Other offices were occupied by
rental and insuranC" agents. two
physicians, The OPA. the Veterans
administration. the State Depart
mcni of Conservation and Develop
mcn;. and the Federal Department
of Agriculture.
Four stores located in the build.
inG were W"ulwnrth. Hurdles, ladies
ready I" wear, Sawyer and Com
phny mems store. and the Albcmarir
l)ru" store. S"nlC of the store ,
maintained storage space ON the
ihrd floor whcr" IT Is thought the
Ire originated.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-20
Columbia Sailor
Found Guilty OF
Killing Housewife

Princeton. W. Va. July 20.-t1r-
William Gordon. 2i-ycHr-old sailor
from Columbia. s. G.. was convict
ed "f first degree murder to-day ~
the shot gin Staying ri 80 year old
BluCficld housewife.
Tho verdict. if permitted tn stand.
carries with II a mandatory death
sentence.
Defense Attorney Hartley Sanders
of Princeton Immediately moved tr
set the verdict aside and Criminal
Court Judge +. Morton Wagner set
August TO hear .rguments on the
motion.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-20
Michigan Bribery
Conspiracy Takes
On A New Twist

Lansing. Mich. July 2O.-P,-A
bribery conspiracy TO defeat bank
inc legislation in Michigan in 1871
was charged today in grand Jury
warrants against two Detroit indus
tralists and 10 present and former
state Legislators
Circuit Judge Lofts +. Cosch. sit =
ting as ono man grand Jury. sign
cd warrants accusing 28 persons in
all Of conspiracy 60 defeat bill
designed for regulation of chain
banking Four we're named cocoon
spirators but not defendants.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-20
Gem Ring Suspects
To Face Charges
In Germany Soon

Frankfurt. July 20.-,P,-Unitcd
States Army headquarters mnnumc-
ch today that charges probably will
IL" filed early next week against
WAC Capt. Kathleen Nash Duran,
and Maj. David Watson. two of the
three principals in the Sl,500.00G
lIcSSc family jewel theft.
The announcement did not men
ton Col. j. W. Durant. Capt. Dur
ants husband. also held in the in
vcStiGatinn of the them of the jewels
from krombcr@ castle.
Army officers said the Durami.
were separated recently and placed
on different hotel floors because
they probably will be tried indivi-
dually."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-20
American Traitor
OF Radio Berlin
Is Reported Dead

Berlin. July 2O.--MD-Th" Rus
slams informed United States Army
headquarters today that Ted W.
KaltcnDach. 81 year old Iowan Ion;
sought by the Americans as IL traitor
for brCadcastIn@ N&Zi war propagan-
da from Germany. died last October
in q Soviet detention camp.
y Red army major general trans
mittCd the information in u letter 90
the American intelligence section.
which mad tried in vain to learn his
fate after his arrest by the Russians
more than year ago.
KaltcnbaCh. the Lord IIaw Haw
of Radio Berlin. died of Il natural
cause. in the Russian occupation
zone of Germany. the letter said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-20
Inventor OF | life
Prolonging Serum,
81, Dies In Russia

London. July 2O.-P-Thc Mos
COW radio reported the death last
night of DR.. Alexander \. BoCo-
molcts. soviet scientist and politi-
clan who said last month that his
\. G. serum might prolonc human
life to $50 years He was Ga.
BogomolctS. deputy chairman Of
the supreme soviet of the Ukrainian
S.S.R. and member of the prcSi-
dunn of the academy Of sciences of
the U.S.S.R.. had been i'll for some
time. the radio said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-20
CONGRESSMAN ARE
RECEIVED BY POPE

Vatican City. July 20.--(ApD--
Pope Plus urged group of Amer
lean senators and representatives
whom he received today in priva;"
audience ia share the experiences ac-
uuircd on their around the world
journey. so that men will under
stand more fully "thc havoc wroueh,
by war and the tremendous difficult
~ Of reconstruction
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-20
4 DIE IN TURKEY.

1stanbul. July -lP,.-Forrr per-
Sons we're reported shot To- death TO-
day on the eve Of Turkeys general
election to determine tho fate Of
1smct InQnu's government.
Three men were reported slain
while sittrg in coffee house nj
the village Of 1zmir one of them
was president of the village h,'arch
Of Jalcl Bayar's opposition demo-
crat party.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-20
Nothing To Talk About.

y similar pCSSimiSt.- attitude was
expressed II the communist head
Quarters in Marking when check
was made on whether or rot COM
munist chief ncpOtiator Genera
Chou En-lai would visit Killing Ia
talk with Chang. The official asked
the question cuUntcrcd with the COM
mcnt: There's nothing left to talk
about"
Meanwhile. quarters protesting 10
be ~ the know" predicted Marshall
would return home around The mid
die of August after making u final
effort Ia retrieve the steadily wor-
SCnin2 situation.
This view cC.ncidcd with persist
Cnt reports that the government has
abandoned all hope Of u peaceful
settlement and in,u'dS To launch an
IL! out attack against the cummu-
ni,tS III September.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-20
MIarshull's
China Trip
HeldFailure
Chinese Preparing
About Assault
On The Communists

Shanghai. July %. ~, 49, Diplo-
matte sources privately agreed to-
day that United States General
George {. MarShail's peace mission
10 China had failed.
Seem ely confirming the opin-
ion. the Nationalist government be-
gan moving more men toward the
lighting i"CniS and the communists
were reported reinforcing their po-
Si,onS.
General Marshall was believed UNI
likely 10 have the opportunity Ia
confer with GcncraliSSimo Chang
kai-Shck II the summer capital al
kuling, where the general went Wit.
U. S. Ambassador DR.. john Leigh
ton Stuart.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-20
WEATHER
FOR NORTH CAROLINA,

Clear 10 partly cloudy and
continued warm tonight and
sunday. Scattered showers i'm
mountains SUNDAY.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-20
TONY MARTIN ILL.

Hollywood. July 2O.-P,-Tony
Martin of tho films underwent an
emergency appcndcctomy al a hos
pital yesterday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-20
Porter Asserts
Some OF Damage
Can't Be Mendcd

Washington. July -.1t-OpA
Administrators ra'l Porter said to-
day that even II price controls are
restored 'pCrhapS some of tine dam
age oi the last three weeks can't
be repaired
Porter declared that while OpA
is hard al wurl; CO. plans To rC-
cover Samc Of the ground that has
been lost. even with thc best e price
control bills il isn't going Ia be an
easy job putting the eggs back III
The basket.
Asserting il wont bc a case %.
"Humpty-Dump'y. when all the
horses and all the mon couldn't
put back together again Porter add
cd:
Some Eggs Smashed
Some OF the eggs are smashed
and perhaps some of the damage al.
the last three weeks cast nc re-
paired. but feel confidcn, that
with effective authority from Com
grcSS. that We can recover n LOT
Of eggs that have rolled out Of the
price control basket and put a
stop 10 other price increases"
PortCr's doubt about W hct her
ground lost" can be recovered
raised the question whether nc !ull
feels that all June 30 price ceilings
can be rccStaDlishcd i; controls arc
revived.
Win they expired on July I. p,r-
Ter said 'latly tllat il Congress did
not specifically provide for previous
cciline' in any revival bill. OPN
would restore them by general
order.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-07-20
Great Fire Ruins Elizabeth Civ Building
Night Blaze
Damage Set
At 100000

Elizabeth City. .IulY "D-H',
f'r"mCn maintained u watchfIl vigil
hcr" to-day over In" $m"uldrrlng re-
mains of the kruunr building.
which burned late las, night and
early today with a loss estimated
al S%JG.G00.
TIL" three story buildmg-ihc sec
0nd largest in tho city and in In"
heart of the business diStrict-was
a complete loss. according To Fire
Ch!"t Jerome +. Flora. vino said that
about ali that remains was -four
walls"
Th" hia2". fi''.t seen brcakinn
through the roof near an elevator
shat, at about in:l5 last night. wa;
brought under control three hours
later by the Elizabeth City firc de-
n;Iinrni. assisted by two trucks OF
the coast guard air station one from
NE naval air station and one from
EdCntOn.
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-22

Mrs. Ida Nj. Powell who is still
al the home of her son and wife.
'lf'ahd Mrs. William Powell is
2etlihg along nicely from her re-
cent illness which her many
friends will be glad TO learn.
Mrs. Lima +. Murray and child
rem Frances and George Custins
@hG Preston Murray spent the week
end III Phila. with her children.
MfS. Alberta Mead and Myrtle. Ed
ha and Ruth Murray.
Mrs. y, {. Jones and boys. Jim
nll", Gralyn and Nelson Brook IS
Jones of near BridgeyiIle were the
ulhhcr guests on Sunday of Mr.. and
MIS-. Il. h. Townsend and Miss Flo
hfStnut. Evening callers with the
oWhSendS We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Dale
MIS-. Frank Waneler and mother.
NFS. Logan were luncheon guests
on" day the past week with Mrs.
Myrtle Hickman.
linton CULLEN of this town and
AHllef Anderson. Jr.. left by motor
early Saturday morning for Flori-
da Wher" they will spent two or
three weeks.
MIS-. PrlGa Townsend was the
dinner guest on Sunday OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Aydelotte.
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-22
MILLVlLLE

Mrs. Maggie Evans and her
daughters. and son-in-laW. Mis-,
Marguerite Evans and Mr. and Mrs.
William Bunting left early Sunday
morning for ii trip To Florida
clifton Murray of the Merchant
Marine after a ~ day leave with his
mother, Mrs. Elmer MurraN. left on
Sunday for New York.
Misses Pauline and Ruth NcCahe
came from the University of Della
ware to attend the funeral OF their
grandmother, Mrs. Emma McCabc,
wife Of Cove r. McCahe OF Ocean
View. Mrs. Met abe passed to her
heavenly home ON Feb. l3. Mr.. Me
Cabc and sons and their tamilyS
have the sympathy of all in this
time OF SORROW
Mr. and Mrs. Carl LckiteS had
with them for few days thril
little granddaughter, Jean Ellen
Lekites, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Carl l.ckitcs. Jr. of Bethany
Beach.
Howard Mitchell of the Navy
came from Brooklyn. y Y. and
spent the week end with his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl LckiteS.
Their other guest Was Miss Ruth
Steele. On Sunday they were all
dinner GUESTS OF HoWard's mother
and brother, Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank
Locates and Earl Mitchell on
BridgCNill".
MIR. and Mr~. Richard Holt OF thi~
town are spending sometime in
Florida. The! were accompanied toy
MIR, and Mrs. Clarence Holt oi
Ocean View.
Mrs Viola Belts and Mrs Marion
\ohle attended the school of In
Elructions for The Order Of the La
term Star held at rocomokc city
Md, on "Wednesday evening. Feb
f.
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-22
SLAUGHTER NECK

friendship Class will hold their
monthly meeting and observed
ueorge Washington's birthday on
flday' February %. with a covered
u'Sh supper at siX-thirty at the
rome OF Mrs. W. J. Dallas. All
hlenlDers are invited to attend.
MIS-. Norton Leverage has invited
the Home Demonstration club TO
meet with her on Thursday after
noon, February 2S, at . O'Clock.
IroJect Easy to make Bed
spreads. Leaders, Mrs. Harry
frettyman and Mrs. Margaret Ben
nett.
The Willing Workers Class OF
the sunday School met with Miss
atherlne ArgO on February H..
MIS-. Thomas Jones is their teacher.
olllcers are president, Miss Elaine
Areo; Hlce-president, Miss Char
iotte Ann Bennett; secretary. Miss
vera May Clifton; treasurer, Miss
Olivia Draper.
After serving over three wears i'm
( the Army. Military Intelligence
/ service Mr.. A. Nelson Bennett was
/ honorably discharged at Fort Mon
month. \. j., on January the Sth.
ne entered Dickinson College, Car
nsle. Pa, on February IL. His
! mother. Mrs. Margaret Bennett.
spent the week end with him at the
nome OF her aunt. Mrs. W. f.
AulthouSe in Harrisburg, Pa.
Alr. and Mrs. Henry &. Bennett
and children. Charles and Ann
! spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Walls and daughter, Connie
at tenterville, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert &. Hills. Jr..
and son. Bobby were guests of MIR.
HlllS parents, City Manager and
/ Mrs. X. {. Hill and family at Reho-
both Beach on Sunday.
Dinner guests with Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley Bennett on Sunday were Mrs.
! Maggie Pierce and son, Mr.. Herman
PIERCE and Mr.. John Hickman of
! Milford.
MIR. Wick Prettyman of Milford
/ and Master Everett Bennett spent
/ Monday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Prettyman. Sunday
dinner guests with the PrettymanS
we're Mr.. and Mrs. James Sander
son and daughter. Florina: Mr. ANA
Mrs. Paul Willms and daughter.
Mary Janet OF Dover.
MIR. Lester Hurd of Milford was
a dinner EupSt of Mr.. and Nh :.
Norton Leverage and son. Bill,
Monday evening. Later other musi-
cal personalities came and with
Lex and Norton spent the evening
in musical entertainment. They
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Parker
Mr. Oscar Taylor Mr. Bill Herring
and Mr. Bobby Schurman.
Mrs. Alice Bennett is spending
some time visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Purncll Beswick in Whining
ton.
MIR. and Mrs. Carlton Clifton en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hud-
son and Mrs. Chester Viking tr
dinner on Sunday. February 10. in
honor of Mr.. HudsOn's birthday an
niversary.
Mir. and Mrs. William A. Johnson
Of Wilmington visited Mrs. Mar&a-
ret Bennett and mother on Sunday
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-22
MILFORD NECK

Services ut the usual hour ,t
Milford Neck Methodist Church
Mrs. John r. Mills attended the
funeral Saturday last of her amt
Mrs. Caddie Walls, formerly NJ
Milford, but more recently from
Philadelphia where her husband
Arthur Walls is an interior decora.
tor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Short were
Sunday evening callers at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindale of
near Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. William AIacklin
and children We're recent guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Greenlv and
family.
Master Joshua Wiley. .Jr.. spent
Saturday last with Master Steve
Welch of Lake View Avenue. Mil
ford.
Miss Leila Mae Macklin spent the
rast week end with Miss Mary Ann
Kitchens in Milford
Mrs. Elizabeth Galloway of Frad-
erica. Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Dill and
children of near FELTON,. Mrs
Charles Short, Mrs. Clarence Far
row, Miss Betty Farrow and Ah's
Louise Staats OF near Smyrna visit
eG Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Short and
family last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.and Mrs. John Macklin visited
Mr.and Mrs. Roland Davis of near
Milford last Sunday evening.
Mr.nd Mrs. Ira Sharp visited Mr.
and Mrs. Charles French. Sr last
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Wiley and
son were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Mills.
Charles p. French, ST.. was made
happy Saturday last when Josonh
Walls. Paynter Reynolds. Joe Pen
uel. Willis Maloney. Ernest Ham
mond, working for Clarence Lo-
Sates. Raymond Bennett. Iohn
French and Charles French Jr
went into the woods to cut a nile
OF wood. in few hours they had
cut and sawed a nice pile of wood
Mr.. French is in poor health and
not able To do heavy work. Such
an act as this is something money
cannot buy.
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-22
MILLSBORO

MRS. Frank Campbell spent Il part
of last week with her daughter.
Mrs. Alexander Brown. at Chester
Springs. Pa.
Preston Godfrey. who is in the
Merchant Marine returned last Sat
urday for a short visit W ith his mar
entS.
Many town people attended the
basketball games at John NJ. Clay
ton school last Saturday night.
Mr.and Mrs. +. :. Johnson of
Wilmington spent the day recently
with their sister, Mrs. f.. f.. Carey.
Mrs. Rose of Centerville, Md. is
IS visiting heI son. William J. Rose
and Mrs. Rose.
Mr.and Mrs. John J. Williams
have returned from winter yaca-
ton in Florida.
Mr.and Mrs. j. Reese White are
staying at Miami Florida for sever
al weeks.
Miss Marguerite Mitchell and
MIS-. Walter Belts were Philadel-
phia Visitors last week.
Miss Susan Hill of Wilmington
spent the past week end with her
sister. Mrs II. Il. Mitchell.
Mrs. Ronald Birmingham is one
of the English brides who arrived
in New York last Saturday and is
making her home for the present
with her husband at the home Of
lis parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
birmingham.
Dr. and Mrs. y. B. Atkins were
guests at a party recently given by
Dr.. and Mrs. krygrier at Dover
party was in honor OF Dr.. Atkins
birthday
Mrs. Carolyn Donoway has re-
celved a certificate of the burial of
her son. Flight Officer Morton
Donoway on the 1t1h of April 1915
IL a cemetery in Germany. She al
so received numerous of his effects.
Morton was shot down over Ger
man targets last April 10th.
Mrand Mrs. Charles r. Godfrey
had as dinner guests last Sunday
Mrs. Cecil Campbell Mrs. T.. f.
Carey and Miss Anne Carey.