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Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
FAMILY REL MON

The home of Mrs. Lola NJ. EXley
at BIB ). f. Front street. this city.
was the scene OF family reunion
and dinner last Friday when Mrs.
EXley'S eleven children were to-
gether for the first time in ten
years.
The children, who came from out
OF town We're Mrs Frank NJ Byrd
Richmond. Calf; Mrs William H.
Hearn. Snow Hill, Md; Mrs. y.
Howard Hodge, Denton. Texas. and
John O. EXley. Martinsville. Va.
Those still residing with their mo-
thcr are Walter. George. James.
William. Charles. Eleanor and
Lockwood. Present also were the
four grandchildren. johnny Hearn.
Bobby, ROnny and Karleen Byrd.
A dinner was served at .. IN.
with all OF the family present.
Guests included Miss Rose Tribbitt
of Greensboro. Md. and Harry Ar
go of Milford. Photographs were
taken by II. &. TrOpea. lee cream
and cake We're served at 9 p. m.
Four sons We're recently honor
ably discharged from the service
George, /. s. Marines; James. Viii
liam and John, L. 5. Navy
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
HOLLYMOCNT HOME
DEMONSTRATION GLIB

The Hollymount Home Demon
stratiOn Club met at the home of
Mrs. w. ID. Burton on Wednesday.
July 10. with good number pres
ent. Mrs. Marie Hopkins and Mrs
Katherine Freeman gave a very
good talk on the extension short
course at Newark. and it was en-
jOyed by all and the club wishes
to thank them very much for com
ing to our club and giving us the
helpful information. Delicious ice
cream and cookies were served by
the hostess. Mrs. Burton and CO.
hostess. Mrs. Carter Markham.
Plans were made for the picnic
which is to be held at RehobOth at
the home of Miss Alice Conners on
Wednesday, August a. Supper is
TO be at six o'clock. Every member
of the club and their families are
invited. Also don't forget to bring
something for the sunshine bag. We
are very glad to see our leader.
Mrs. Nelson, out again.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
RABBITS ARE BEING
RUN DOWN ON ROADS
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eleven deer have already been
Killed on the state highways this
year. This was not only killing of
N"nsion supply but since several
We're does. Il dent was cut in the
future deer population.
Mr.. Lawson, in his efforts 10 bring
10 public attention the necessity OF
conserving Delawares game. last
week established for the Delaware
Game and Fish Commission. an cX-
hibit OF live Delaware wildlife at
the Harrington Fair
Spending over week on con
structiOn OF the exhibit. the Com
mission displayed over loo such ma
tive birds and animals. including
red and gray foxes. quail. pheasant.
skunks, woodChucks. and mother
racCoon with five little ones In
addition, the display included Il
pond with many varieties of native
fish.
The educational exhibit was ac-
claimed by the 3o.uoOU persons who
visited II during the week of the
fair, as the best of the Commissions
many annual shows there in past
years.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
To Hold Ag. Field
Day At Georgetown
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In the horticultural field. re-
search activities in progress include
variety testing OF tomatoes, peppers.
bush beans, lima beans, canta-
lOupes. WatermelonS. cuCumbers.
apples. peaches grapes, blueberries
and strawberries, utilization OF
glass plant protectors in the pro
duCtion OF Cantaloupes and water
melons; management practices for
fertilization utilization OF broiler
manure i'll various crop produc-
tions, apple and peach soil manage
ment studies; and plOwing versus
diScing experiments.
Research in entomology and plant
pathology features inSecticide tests
on CantalOupeS and cucumbers.
fungiCide spray and dust tests ON
cantaloupes. new organic fungi
cides for cantalOupe disease con-
troll and strawberry breeding
AgrOnOmy activities under way
are variety testing of barley, corn.
oats and sOybeans; Improvement
of wheat and Soybean varieties ;
studies on corn leaf blight: ferti-
lizer placement studies with corn
and soybeans; and green manures
Commercial growers. SeedSmen
Gamers, fertilizer dealers. inSecti-
eide and fungicide dealers. college
and experiment station workers
and other interested are invited tC
visit the Agricultural Substatio,
on the Field Day. and tour the rX
nnrimnntal nlntS
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
ANDREW FAMILY REL MON

The Andrew family held its sec
Ond reunion on Sunday. July 81,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter MesSick of near FELTON,. Din
ner was served in the late after
noon after some had returned from
Rehoobth Beach. Those attending
the reunion were: Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Andrew. Dover: Charles An
drew. Bear; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
+. Andrew. Pennington; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Messick, Harrington; :;
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Collins, Do
yer: Mrs. r. +. Jones, Ashville, y.
c.; Miss Rose Collision. Philadel-
phia: Mr. and Mrs. Norris Wright
and daughter Irene. FarmingtOn,;
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Layton and
sons. Samuel and Edward, Milford ;
Mrs. Lucille Bradley, Pennington
Mr.. and Mrs. John f.. Jones and
daughters. Gladys and Joan, Ash
vile. y. c.: Misses Marion and Jean
Jones. Ashville. y. G.; Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Harrington and daughters
Barbara and Patsy and son Bruce
Milford; Mr. and Mrs. John Peei
and daughter, Emmajean, Camden
y. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Coli
son and son Richard, Jr., Beverly
n. j.: Mr.. and Mrs William Moore
ana daughter Sandra, Wyoming
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Messick ant
daughters. Jean and May, FELTON,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Messlck ant
daughters. Dorothy and Mary Ann
FELTON,: Mr.. and Mrs. James Tat
man, Harrington: Miss Betty Mes
sick. Harrington; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Williams and son Edward
y Milford; Mr.. and Mrs. George VII
son. Hickman; Mrs. Eva ODay
Harrington; Miss Sallie Wroten
Denton: Mrs Hester Freedman
Philadelphia; Miss Janet Pippn
Hickman.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02

The BreretOn twins. Bobby
and Billy. We're eight years
young on Monday and were
given a party by their parents
at their home on East Front
street. South. which was at
tended by their friends These
boys belong to a baseball team
that has the BreretOn back
yard as its home grounds.
Even with the festivities OF the
natal day, their favorite sport
was not neglected and was
part of the celebration. Some
of the fair sex like the game,
too, and they took part in the
fun of the sport. Present for
the afternoon were Betty Grier.
Christine Smith of Wilmington.
Janet and Leroy Shower of
Baltimore. Patsy Werner, Bar
bara Wheatley of Georgetown.
Thelma Daniels. Leslie Wer-
ner, Billy Daniels. Frank Dra-
per, Jimmie Abbott. David
Green, Eddie POOre, Bobby Por-
ter and Michael HOman.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
SHAWNEE CLUB NEWS

The Shawnee Home DemOnstra-
ton Club met at the home Of Mrs.
Augustus Dickerson on Friday.
July -, with good attendance OF
members and visitors present.
The club wishes TO thank every
one who contributed to the imag-
mary bake. We realized nice sum.
Mrs. Charles Grove read a letter
from the Blue Cross Insurance tell
ing us of the increase in price.
The members who attended the
Short Course from our club were
Mrs. p. II. Griffith. Mrs. John
Lodge. Mrs. Morris Groverman and
Mrs. Truitt Webb. They gave very
interesting reports.
The hostess served delicious re-
freshments.
The club picnic will be held at
the home of Mrs. Morris Grover
man on Friday, August 9. at IL
o'clock. Club members and their
families invited Please bring a
covered dish. your dishes. silver
ware. and beverage.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
PROMINENT PREACHER AND
BAND CONCERT AT RESORT
CHURCH

The pastor of the EpwOrth Meth
OdiSt Church, Rehoboth Beach. the
Rev. David w Baker, announces
the guest preached for Sunday.
August 4. Dr. Everett Palmer, pas
tor of Centinary Tabernacle
Methodist Church, Camden. ~ j..
will preach at the hour of 100
p. III. Dr.. Palmer, ii graduate of
Dakota Wesleyan University and
Drew Theological Seminary. is pas
tor of a downtown church in the
heart of the industrial city Of Cam
den, \. J. His church runs a com
munity program of seven days Il
week, opening at 200 Il. III. and
closing at ll:O0 p. m. Close to
1000 children use the church play
ground daily which is under the
supervision of a staff of eight paid
personnel. DR.. Palmer recently has
toured this section of the country
speaking on The CruSadeS For
Christ" Special music will be rem
dered by Miss Taylor and Mr.. Wal
Ter, members of the EaStlake Meth
Odist Church Choir of the City of
Wilmington.
The pastor will conduct the
morning worship services at the
hours of 900 and HOO, speaking
on the subject THE Usurped
Shrine"
On Tuesday evening at 500 o.
clock. a band concert viii! be Civ
en- by one of the prize high school
bands in the State of Delaware
The Caesar Rodney High Schoo
Band of so members under the di-
rection of Harlie Hastings viii
present one hour of concert music
The program is as follows:
Star Spangled Banner" Smith
Colonial Miners March, Roser
Krams; Americana Overture.
Buchtel; with A Song In M!
Heart" Rodgers; Marine March,
Chennetta; stormy Weather,
Arlen-Koehler; In A Monestar!
Garden Ketelbey; "Conchita'
trumpet duet. Buchtel; DE Ho
lay Commandry March. Hall
Rhythm Gods" Ellington; In
vercargill March" Lithgrow
Dancing Tambourine." Polla
Glow Worm" Lincki; Thunder
er March" Sousa.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
Dover c of c Sponsors
Soil Conservation
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bers of which are William II. Rich
ter, J. Allan fredr, Jr., and Frank
w Richardson and was referred to
the board of directors for approval
with the authority TO place this
Ian in operation. In all probability
the Dover Chamber of Commerce
is the first organization OF its kind
IN this section OF the country 10
sponsor the program OF the Soil
conservation Service of the Inited
States Department OF Agriculture.
and no GOubt this action will result
in other Chambers OF commerce
and civic organizations taking an
active part in promoting the soil
conservation program.
All land owners who have farm
plan agreements with the Soil CON
serVatiOn District OF Kent County
are eligible to compete for these
Bonds in denominations of %l00
first award, $50 second award and
$25 third award, and farms will be
judged on the basis of the number
and amount of recommended con-
serVdtlOn practices which have
been established. These practices
include that the land must be ade-
quately drained. ditch banks seeded
an moved. crop land protected
from wind and water erosion.
cover crops and green manure
crops properly utilized. pasture
land we'll protected by fencing,
adequately lined fertilized and
moved, permanent hay land also
well lined and tertiliZed and not
/ Oler- -gaZed. woodland we'll protect
ed from fire and grazing and selec-
tive cutting practiced. also prOvi-
siOns for the Improvement and pro
lection of Wildlife on the farms.
In addition to those land owners
who now have farm plan coopera-
J tive agreements with the Soil Con
serVatiOn District of Kent County
other land owners who enter the
I program between now and the end
of the year also will be considered
as applicants for these awards. The
! farms will be scored shortly aftel
january !. l941. by a special com
lnittee OF judges and any farmers
/ interested in this contest may oh
tain further information at the Sol
{ observation District office. Is.
South state street. 10y persona
visits or telephone Dover 3I7H
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02

Patricia Clifton has been spend
inc a few DAYS with her grand
mother and aunt. Mrs. Ernest
Murphy.
Mrs. Leroy Shower and TWO
children of Baltimore have been the
guests of Rev and Mrs l.. +. Wern-
el this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Peach and two
sons of Stanton are spending two
weeks at the Beach Apartments.
Slaughter Beach.
Bobby and Billy Brereton spent a
few days last week al Riverdale
with their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs George Swain
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas X. Williams
returned home Monday after spend
ine two weeks on their weddins
trip through New England.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Herson and
family left on Monday for a two
weeks vacation which they Will
spend in and around Reading. Pa.
Robert Ba2chler who was Operat-
ed on for chronic appendicitis on
Thursday of last week in Memorial
Hospital is cunvalescing very salts
factOrily.
Miss Claire Speicher of Ardsley
y. Y. has been visiting Miss Marri-
lyn Jamison. Miss Iamison return
ed to Ardsley with Miss SpeiCher
for Il visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Jefferson
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright Ward and Mr.
and Mrs. Roma Mariner spent the
past Friday. Saturday and Sunday
AZ Femwick Island.
Miss Anne Davidson and Miss
Mae Mearns of Wilmington spenl
three days this week with Mr.. anC
Mrs. George II. Draper at their cot
tage at Slaughter Beach
Miss Mary Barton who has brel
the guest of Dr.. and Mrs. Clyd,
Nelson for the past month, return
ed to her home in Pawnee city
Nebraska ON Tuesday. making tn,
"trip by plane.
.
Miss Elizabeth Ellen WOrthing
ton, Mrs. Hal Meyer and Miss Shir
ley Meyer. all of Chambersbure
Pa. who have been visiting Mr. an,
Mrs. Fred Harrington and Mr.. an,
Mrs Earle f. WOrthington for tn
past ten days. returned home thi
week
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
Personal Happenings

Mr. and Mrs James X Petty
john spent last Weekend in AT
lautic City. y. }.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S Lotland
have been yacationinS AT Reho-
both Beach for the past ten days.
Paul and Robert Ewell OF Ber-
lin. Md are spending two weeks
with Mr. and Mrs James *. Petty
John.
Mrs. William Bullock of Phila-
Qclphia spent the past week end
here as the guest OF Dr VI. Daltma
Draper.
Mrs Catherine Rosemau of Long
Beach. " Y. is visiting her sister
and family Alr and Mrs Frank
FOrmanck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Worthington
and son Jack OF Chamhersbure. Pa.
were Weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs Earle r. Worthington
Mr.. and Mrs Winfield Il. COnard
and daughter OF West Chester Pa.
spent the Weekend with their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Conard.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifton Wing and
TWO children. Alton and Ruth Ann
of Dover. spent the past week with
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Witt. Jr.,
and daughter Dorothy Donovan OF
near Milford
Jimmie Murphy who has been in
the ETO for the past many months
received his discharge from the
Army and returned to Milford sat
urday and is now at home with his
mother. Mrs. Mabel Murphy
Mrs. f. Bur&ette Short accompa-
MED 10y / Dolphus Short and Miss
Sally Ann Short of Georgetown left
cn "Wednesday for Cloyne. Ontari,
where Mr.. Short will enjoy tht
fishing for the next three weeks.
Harvey Williams, who has spen
the past yeaI in the Navy on tn,
West Coast returned to Milford ol
Friday and has been hOnOrably dis
charged and now at home with hi
parents. MIR and Mrs G II
Williams
Miss Doris Ann PendIebury o
: Philadelphia who has been tn
guest OF Miss Janet Lee Worthing
ton for the past week, returned t,
/ her home on Monday. accompanie,
: by Janet Lee who will spend
5 week with her at her home 4
Philadelphia
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
How State Solons
Voted In Congress
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On passage A to "a. of bill sur
rendering TO the state any federal
claim TO ownership of tdelands
and their minerals; Buck for; Tun-
nell. against
On Ball tR-Minni amendment to
terminate leave pay hill 10 require
veterans applying for the benefits
to deduct amount OF their muster
ingout pay, rejected G7 to l.; Buck
for. Tunnel. against
On Hart tR-ConnD amendment to
terminal leave pay to grant auto
matte promotions and subsistence
allowances to American prisoners
of war rejected A to 33, Buck.
for: Tunnel. against
On passage. 53 to %. of compro-
mise OPA revival bill; Tunnel.
for; Buck, against
House
ON bill as amended. vesting con-
troll and development Of atomic
energy in Il tive-member commits
sion; passed 265 to -; Traynor
ODl, not voting.
On lea CD-faliO motion to send
OPA revival bill back to confer
ence committee with instructions
to house agents to insist ON elm
inatiOn of all price controls except
those over rents, rejected 2l9 tC
l35. TraynOr. against
On passage. 2l0 to l42. of com
promise OPA revival bill; Traynor
for
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
NIANSER

Mrs. Katie NJ Manser. IS years
died Wednesday afternoon, July "a,
in the Milford Memorial Hospital,
following a stroke suffered last
week at Williamsville, near HOus-
ton
a resident of Harrington for 3S
years. Mrs. Manser formerly lived
near Pennington. She moved from
that section to WilliamSville fol
lowing the death of her husband,
George Manser, l. years ago.
Surviving her are a son. SOrre-
nous Q. leager, near Pennington !;
a granddaughter. and one great
granddaughter. She was born in
snyder County, Pa. the daughter
of the late Jacob and Hannah Cole
man File
Funeral services were held at
the Boyer Funeral Home in Har-
rington on Sunday afternoon at
o'clock Interment in odd Fellows
cemetery. Milford
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
Firemen's S Parade
Feature Of Fair
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dent John y. JOdran TO the review
ing stand during the parade chief
Jordan is veteran fireman OF
many years. After the parade the
Judges retired to the office OF secre-
tary. Ernest Raughley. beneath the
grand stand to elect the winners
After their work was completed
they We're guests of the Fair AsSo-
clatlon and occupied the guest box
that was occupied by the Governor
and his party the day before. The
wards were as follows. Fire COM
pany making best appearance with
80 or more men. $4,000 and trophy.
Harrington. Campany making best
appearance with % or more men in
line. RehOboth S30.Uu Coulpany
coming longest distance. h or
more men, Christiana. $25.00 Fire
Company with most men in line.
Harrington, S25.o0. Best Band. Cae-
sar Rodney High School with Cam
den and Wyoming Fire CO.. $50.
Second best. tie between Milford
Band and Sharpt0Wn Band. each
awarded $25.0o. Best Buele CorpS.
Muese Post No - Salisbury 500 90
and trophy. Best appearauce.
Ladies' Auxiliary Il or more women
III line, BridSeyille. $25. Second
best AuNilny, Blades. $l5. AuXili-
AIRY coming longest distance with
10 or more women in line. Bridge
vile, $25. Best MajOrette, Kathleen
Bowman, with SharptoWn Band
$40. tonsOldti0n prizes awarded IL
the following fire companies parti-
clpatlnS i'll the parade: Delmar
SharptoWn. Oxford. Til9hman Is
land. thesWold, Vienna. Bridge
vile, Camden and Wyoming. Mills
horo. East New Market. FELTON,
Marydel, Citizens Hose of SMYRNA
tllendale, Magnolia. Dagshoro
fredericksburg, Houston. Greens
h"ro. Frederica. Lewes. Preston
Blades. Hartley. Easton. Carlisl,
ne Co. Milford. Greenwood, Mill
VILE, SelbyVille, Milton and Sails
hurE. There WAS no prize offrrp,
Tor best equipment but Easton eX
hthlted the new Arcal Ladder tlucl
ana tamden&WyOmin their nev
piece OF apparatus. Seen in m,
Srand stand was former chic
George b. Potter. now an Honora,,
Member of the Harrington Fire CO
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
I. T.. NARNEY SELLS OFT
TO HARRY MAYHEM
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Narney. stated. thar he Was grateful
lor the patronage and confidence
winch his customers had reposed
III nm for so many years. and he
hoped they would continue To use
me various services of the Milford
Ice and COal company under Mr.
Mayhews ownership.
All accounts payable to Mr. Var
MY. trading as the Milford lee 4
Coal company. according to the ad-
VeftlSement, are now payable to
Mr.. Mayhem or his agents.
The new owner. Mr.. Mayhtw. is
active i'll several fraternal orsani-
cations, including membership on
the Board Of Directors OF the Mil
ford Rotary club and host OF
friends in Milford and throughout
the State wish him every success
in his new undertaking.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
TREATIES HAVE SHOR\
ANS AIDES OF POWER
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ed the principle of complete pub
licity for all conference dclibrra-
tiOnS.
Byrnes also asserted that the
nited States never again would
return to Il policy OF isolation. and
declared we do not want peace
of vengeance" that would plant
the seeds OF future wars.
DiSagreement> Barred
The 2S6 pages of draft treaties
published here revealed the dis
agreements as we'll as tn" agree
mentS of the recent sessions of the
fOur-power foreign ministers coun-
ell
y major point OF disagreement
centered on the future of the Dan
uhe waterway question having
an important bearing ON the eco
nomy of all of Central Europe.
Russia fatty refused at the for
eign ministers council To have the
Danube question brought before
the peace conference. Soviet For
eign Minister V NJ Molotov balkpd
at British-Cnited States propos-
al to include in the treaties for
Romania, Hungary and Bulgaria
clause guaranteeing entire
equality of navigation on the Dan
uhe to all states. Further Molotov
rejected a British proposal for IA
conference OF all ''interested
states to set up new permanent
international regime for the Dan
nhe to succeed the body set up in
1871 under the Versailles Treaty.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
BLAZE PERILS 1000 BROILERS

Fire, which is believed to have
originated from brooder stove.
badly damaged the large broiler
house of David Shockley in Slaugh-
ter Neck, shortly after $50 a. m.
on Tuesday.
Despite the fact it was located
some miles from Milford the Car
lisle Fire Company of this city sue
ceeded in saving the building.
When they arrived the entire roof
was ablaze. but with quick work
they distinguished the fire.
The building contained about
1000 broilers, and several hundred
OF these were burned The balance
of these We're gotten ont of the
building into the open yard.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02

Miss Mary Mitchell Gilbert,
formerly of Elizabeth City. \.
e. returned to Milford on
Thursday of last week and
will now make her home with
Mrs. Leila Jennings. Miss Gill
bert has spent the past four
months in Athol, Mass, where
she was in constant attendance
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
(iOI}I}Y'

George * Gorby, son of Henry
ID. Gorby and the late Mrs. Gorby.
PASSED away in Tioga, Pa, on Fri
day, July 10, after an illness of
several weeks. He was born in Mil
ford and spent his childhood days
here. Since 1909 he has lived in
Tioga. where he conducted a wea-
thel stripping business. and con-
tinumg an occupation which his
father followed for more than sixty
years. Surviving him are his wife
and two children. George r. Gorby
and Mrs. Floyd Meise. both of
Ocean Gate, y j.; seven grand
children, his father, who is past
ninety-one years OF age. and one
brother Thomas, OF West Phila
delphia. lntelment was made at
MI. Moriah cemetery on Tuesday
July %.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

Both the Milford and Salisbury
Offices OF the Geo. +. Macklin Com
pany will be closed the week of
August ) for vacation for all of
the personnel OF the organization.
The group chorus of St. Paul's
NJ. r. Church of Milford will be en-
tertained by Garfield Mcdowell on
August from 3 to 6 o'clock. Spe-
cial music will be given by the
chorus.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
WEDDINGS
COURTNEY FRENCH

On Friday evening, July 2G, at the
parsonage of The Avenue MtthO-
dist Church. Mrs Gladys Jtannette
Courtney, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Thomas OF Milford and
James Howard French. son of Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Howard French. of
Milford We're united in marriage by
Rev. DR. Frank HersOn. The attend
ing witnesses We're Mr.. and Mrs.
George l.. French of Milton.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02

Big shoot on Saturday, August
3 AT one o'clock sharp. Bring your
gun and shells. Mack Maloney's in
Milford Neck.
The MillwoOd Church Aid will
hold its annual picnic at the cot
tage of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Rob-
bins. at Slaughter Beach on We'd
nesday evening. August Z. Every
body take a basket lunch and plan
to have a good time
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02

Miss Catherine NJ Short. daush-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs Daniel J. Short.
Of Georgetown. Delaware and
Douglas VI. Norwood. son of Mr.
and Mrs Bradley +, Norwood. OF
Ellendale. Delaware were united in
marriage at the parsonage of The
Avenue Methodist Church on Satur-
day evening, July - Reverend
Frank Herson performed the cere-
mony and the attending witness
was Mr.. Earl Richard Webb of FL
lendale. Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
ARD OF THANKS

We wish TO extend our sincere
appreciation to the friends for
their kindness during the illness
and death OF our beloved mother.
Elizabeth J. Mosley. for the flow
ers. and to Rev. Gibson for his ser
vice, to Mrs. Mary Dunning. to Mrs
Angie Jones and the choir. Daugh-
ter and Son-in-Law, Mr. and Mrs
George Hansley, FELTON,, Del. 1t