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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-30

Iesten 9efte 6ilpeniiert uno nur bon
ibm perlanst, bob er iebe einaeIne
settle nit Ieiner llr1teridrift beriebe.
gIau6e ,par eben baran. 6ieIe Iang-
tpeiIige Mrbeit gu beenoigen, aIs er
ploslib auj einen 10 getpaltigen Srr-
tum itieB, baB er benielben lnrn0gs
| lid b6tte iiberieben fonnen. Webrere
alte 8agsons, Die Claude gelegent-
lid sur Ibfltbr bes Diingers eirtges
fauft bate uno bic nun nod einigen
Geparaturen, pobl ober libel, bod
eber libel, ibren Oienit Ieilteten, muir
Sen bon 0ieti6 gum 8reiie BON GU
ruspoeen eingeiett. gr lahte iiber
oieie rieiige 3eritreutbeit bes Snge-
nieurs, Ser pabrifeinlif ebenfaQs
einen 3unbeang auf oem 9oulebarb
gemad)t bate!
9eun aber itiegen in Glaube 8es
oenfen bariiber auf, bob er bic iibri-
gen gldtter oes Snbentars inter
seidnet bate, obne oieielben norber
geleien 81 boben. l1no er bafte Bel
ii6:
uSofern 9ieti6 einen fleinen Nef-
fen ober cine fleine Nidte beiitt, in
Die er 10 pernarrt it, tpie id in Sean
uno slnnie, Damn miiiien mir beibe
cine biibi6e slrbeit 5ultanoe gebraht
baben +"
ltno er blattert mebrere Seiter
5uriid.
Sieti6 muBte iid tatid6li6 in Ell
ner iolden Sage befinoen; benn es
batten iid) auf alen porbergebenben
Seiten ungebeuerli6e Gerieben ELM
gei6li6en. Seine einaise Seite NOR
fret bon 11nriftiefeiten, unb bieje
poren itets bebeuteno. glauhe fonn-
te iih bariiber Inn 10 beiier &e6en=
l6aft geben, ba er ielbit in oieler
8obe Die erite annabernoe ginidat-
5ung porgenommen batte. 0as 8an=
sc mar enti6ieben elm mabrer
vS9marren", ipie bic @eI61ftslel1te
5u iagen pflegten. Wan l6dtte ba
8oren elm, Die gar nid)t porbanben
lparel1 uno man iiberi6aste in Ell
nem fort cine slrt @aesons gum
gta6teil onoerer Irten. Die alte1
S1ute, Die Mlberte SarmIter aus Sal
O'Ipi bergebraft bate, purben BE-
rednet, als oh lie einen beoeutenben
@ert bdtten, mdbreno Iie in @irfli6=
felt in Sen S6uppen perfaulten. 0o=
ielbit befanben ii6 aud gan5e Saufen
alten giiens, oas BON 9ietId eben-
fal1s als nod brauhbures Waterial
melt iiber ieinen 8ert ubgei6ast
muroe. Iae oieie unribtigfeiten ber-
itedten ii6 in einem Sur6einanoer
BON fleinli6en gin5elbeiten uno tra-
ten an melt bon einanber entfernten,
oft b06lt Ionberbaren Steaen outage.
9(m foleenben Gage ma6te CLAUDE
ben Sngenieur auf ieine gntoedu1l-
gen aufmerfIam.
v8ab!" rief 0ietj6 NIT ser gut
miitislten Miene BON ser 8elt aus.
Simmer nod oein 2ieblingsfebler
slls ou iriiber in Sleurines NeB-
oiener parit, muBt bu idredli6
itrupul0s gepeien Iein !"
SD bin ood ME MeBbiener ge-
meien !"
sd glaubte es! Sebenfalls
moht mir oeine slrt, aaes tragiid
81 nebnlen, oieI SpaB! Sd frage bid
BLOB: mas beoeutet cine Snpentur =?
Stein gar ni6ts! IS lit cine Sorm-
ia6e, Elm fiinltli6es 8erubigungs-
mtttel fir nit 5d6ern periebene sc.
birne, Die nidt idlafen fonnten, Denn
| Tie ni6t iiber cine Statiitif nad5uiin-
men batten Der fleine @rai
piini6te Die gufnabme zines Snpens
tars, unb ba nabmen mir eben Elm
Snpentar ouf, uno bas lit anes!
,Dfan barf &inbern nidt bas eerine.
| ite Seib antlln' go pieplte er poriges
Sabr in ieinem Salon gu Sleurines,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-30

In1ih gar nidts a1gebt lnb Die mir
perionlid gar1a gleideiiltig lit. Sd
ertD1bne tie rlir besbnlb, tpeil i1 mild
| fir old i1ltereiiiere. Sore aIio! gs III
langemein betannt, baB ou in Saint.
Denis be Ia gbopelIe bic Meiie be.
Iiudit. Du geitatteit bir babel, ipie es
|iheint, ben 2urlis, Elm rieiiges Bud
unter benz arm 5u tragen. Sd mub
lgeiteben, bob oies Elm tpenig l1der.
lid, Elm tpenig finoilb ausiiebt
So, menn beine Grau bier mare, mir.
De man tnobl ein Muge aubriiden;
oenn man DeiB, 6nB man Inn 0es
banslifen Srieoens ipiIlen bieIe gu.
geltdnoniiie MAIDEN ntuB! Mber
Baula lit nod nidt bier. @enn bu
10 groBen @ert auf beine 8aterunier
legit, 10 mare es mir idon Iieber, b,l
piiroeit tie 5u Sauie beriagen; Der
8apiIlon lit bafiir gerdumig genug.
Wenn on aber burhals in Die Stride
geben tpinit, 10 Lob iebenfals beinen
&ooer i'm Shranfe. @Iaube mir, oas
gibt bir mirfli6 feinen fabrifrndBi-
gen anitri6 !"
CLAUDE madt cine abipebrenbe 8e.
tDegung.
vSa freili6!" fGbrt Oietlf fort.
Bie fannlt on perlangen, baB beine
slrbeiter oih aften, penn lie ieben,
nie bu elei6 einem &iiiter &ir6en.
lieoer pldrrit 2"
SD pl1rre iiberbaupt ni6ts!"
~Wan bot oid aber sebort!"
user oenn 2"
uSebermann."
r.. sllio 10 melt bin i9 i6on!
Sd oarf pobentli6 nidt ein balbes
Stiino6en Die Stride beiuben, obne
iiberan BON Spaberbliden perfolet gu
tperoen -"
9ietib bebt beibe arme in Die
Sobe:
uNo6 nebr Grasooie! Sd
batte flint Sranfen metten io0en, baB
bu bei oieier @elegenbeit beinen gam
gen Gorrat bod)trabenoer @orte an
ben Wann bringen 1piirbeit! 2aufe
bod in Die Meiie, 10 oft es Dir be.
lie6t! S6lafe in Ser Stride! &iiiie
ben S6tpei5er! Seirate bic &eraen.
frau! Srinf Die 8eibpoiierbeden
aus :. 0as lit mir in1mer nod lie.
Der, als menn ou Dos Sbarladfie-
ber friegteit! 8enn aber beine
iibertriebene anbd6telei anbern I'm.
ousiteblid miro, menn lie Dir inn @e,
iddfte GerbrieBIibfeiten 5u5iebt, 10
muBt on Sir gan5 allein Die S6ulo
auidreiben 9a mir beute sen 81
9e5ember baben, 10 tpiinihe i6 Dir
Elm eliidli6es neues Sobr, cine quite
@eiunobeit uno oas Baraoies am
gnoe beiner Saee!"
uImen!"
Limb mas tpiinlbelt bu mir 2"
~. >. Cine eintrdglide Sabrif +.
Sdrte, Die &dufer finben @ag,
CONS, oie reiBenb abgeben, 1lnb piele
Siinffranfenitiide am Gnbe bes sc.
| i6aftsiabres!"
n9u baifs erraten! 8rapo! gu
boit ben Nagel auf oen aopf getrof-
fen! Sd tann Dieaeiht ooh nod
mos &e6te5 aus Dir ma6en!"
uno 9ietid sing lodeno fort.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-30

!UuUel IDH leIHe DerdlDe N11ttte nllt
6en1 Mobier begIeitete.
sMb! Sr. be Saint-slgiIbert bat
Elm Snbentar perlangt 2"
sNatiirlid! 8er iolIte es oenn
ionit iein i. !. ? Sber glaubIt bn Diel.
leid)t, bab es mir 8ergniiaen macbt,
oieie gum 5terben Iangneiligen Sif.
fern in &eib ,no GIieo 5u iteIlen
2"
"Ob, mir tpabrbaftis aub nidtl"
yWfein ormer Sreilno, ih bin 1,ift
anoers sebaat als on; id ginge be,i-
te tauienomal lieber lpoaieren NIT Ell
ner guten 3igarre i'm S6nabeI, als
binter oieien Bapieren 5u g6bner.
aber Der Sunge bot iid) nun einmlal
in ben &opf geiett, iiber feline @e-
ihaftslage genauen glufl1luB an ber-
langen, als Oh man ientals Die Sage
eines @eidaftes genau fenuaeidnen
fonnte! S,l Der sSnouitrie getpin-
men ooer perIieren Die Dinge plosIid
an 8ert, ie na6oem ii6 cine giinItige
@elegenbeit bietet ober ni1t bietet.
go fonn ie nab Ben umltGnben
cine alte Waidine gum alien giien
getporfen ober beinabe gum Breiie
elmer neuen perfauft iperoen. SD ba-
be 8. g. norigen Wonat cine auBer
@ebrau6 geiette 2ofomotipe als Wo-
tor erbonoelt, uno lie leiltet nun in
elmer meiner Sabrifen poraiiglihe
Sienite Ingenommen, ib erri1-
te cine Sabrif, Die iener gan5 1bnli6
lit, Die SRI. Sartniter in SOL o'Mpi
betrieb, 10 lieet bier in ben Sduppen
cine Menge 8erdt, Dos beute gang
unniit lit, morgen ober iebr bienIi1
iein fann unb folgli6 Damn it6 au6
perfaufen ldbt."
~8enn ober eine iolde 5abrif
Il | Of t erri1tet tpirb 2"
uWan ia II tie bod erri6ten!"
rSbne 3meifel!"
rltnb oarum beredne id) biele
Ofogli6feit. 0as lit in gei6dfts ia
den noafommen FORFEIT; alles miro
oa bere6net, ielbit bie Moglidfeiten.
Wan bere6net ia oud] Die flint
tigen grbifaftenl @arum iou
man iibrigens 8eiiintilt lein? 0a ein-
NAL Die 3iffern beoeutungsIos itno,
10 baben mir feinen @runo, bem flei=
men @rafen cine biibl6e, glatte, gut
5useitutte S6luBrednung 81 per-
meieern, bic ieinen 9teuiabrstag init
Sonnenl6ein erfiillen uno i'm gum
8lauben perleiten miro, oaB er Der
Ourhtriebenite Snouitrielle unter Dem
@immelsgepolbe iei!"
Scum, ib babe alles unteri6rie-
ben"
uSoffentli6!"
uSbne es 5u leien F.. !"
ySh babe es Dir ia erlaubt =.
Sber glaubIt bu ettpa, baB beim San.
belsgeridt Der gfi6ter ii6 Ser Wiibe
unter5iebt, alle bie umfongrei9en
Iften Ser idmtli6en Groaeile bur6-
5uleien, beren GntI6eib er ourb lei-
ne l1nteri6rift als nollitred6ar ers
fldrt2 gr our6gebt mabri6einlid
feinen einaigen 8ogen. unb bieie If-
ten bot nur Elm armieliger S6reiber
geibrieben. S6 bin oo6 tpobl 10 biel
merit nie elm 8eri6tsidreiber Z. 2"
~8an5 geipiB!
~9u madit mir aIio oies 3use-
Itdnonis uno bu 1paeit es fiibn, elm
8latt gu unteridreiben, ouf Dem id
oa unb BORT beine erIte MbI61sung
beridtigt babe geb ood, mein
armer Glauoel =. 9u biit ni6t bos-
artige, ober on nuBt 6i6 bo1 be-
miiben, oeinen @eli6tsfreis su er-
meitern uno bid) niht bur6 fleinli6e
ginaelfroeen oerbliiffen gu laiien, pie
cine getidmeiter, Die ibre fleinen
Sfrupel nit benz 8ergroBerungsglas
unteriudt Ib, oa bringt mid
Die 8etidneiter auf cine Sahe, Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-30

Dann foIgen cine 9feibe Stride.
Die oem Observation-Disclosures Hiippr
den nls 1lnteri6rift bienen unb YMn-
ME Houtier" be0euten ioIlen.
@ieberbolt Ias Claude oieie 8r;s-
fe, oeren gnpier iogar angenebm nad)
Der Seimat buftete. BIoslih fiiBte er
Die 9l1tter, iiber tpeIhe Ole Iieben
Sanbhen bingelaufen naren.
Damn offnete er ein Sad ieines
Shreibtild)es, Inn bieie aoitbarfeiten
all bergen. r@er ipeiB2" murmelte
er babel, nHaula bat bieI[eidt bod
re1t!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-03-30

am folsenoen Weoreen erpo6t
CLAUDE in einem 8ema6, in Dem Die
groBte unorbnung berri6t. Der Sep
pi6 lit nit 8apierfesen beitreut unb
auf Dem S6reibtilde Iiegen iiberan
Die slftenbiinbel bes Snpentars ber-
UNI. @dbreno er bas alles nit triib-
ieligen Iugen betrabtet uno an Die
bonn oorigen Gage 5uriidgebliebene
Ir5eit benft, bernerft er plotlid auf
oem 8oben einen 8rief, belien gluf-
ll6rift ibm poblbefannt lit unb ben
5rau Gabarour ioeben rnter Der Si-
re bineingeidoben bat. aus Dem 8et-
| te ipringen, i'm aufbeben, i'm offnen
lit Sa6e zines Mugenblides. Baula
Iibreibt:
u8ielgeliebter Sreuno!
r8uten Sag uno elm glIdli6es
neues Sabr! Sd umarme Oi6 I'M
@eiIte, unb 5tpar inniger als ie 5u-
Dor, oa i6 ipeiB, baB Gu iebt 10 ein-
| lam unb perlaiien biit. Sd bin Sir
gan5 nabe an bielem Gage, Der uns
bdtte pereinen iouen, ipenn es nad
meinem @uni6e gegangen mdre.
@as i6 Sir iett tpini6e, lit: cine
ldauoerbafte Sabrif, gBioeruartig-
feiten obne 3abl, neioii6e uno bos.
bate @enonen +. auf Dob bu mir
zines Cages i6reibit: ,9ie 8anfnoten
MAIDEN Dos @liid nift aus, mein
liebes Srauden! Sd febre beinl Inn
es BET Dir unb unlern beioen &inoern
gu iuden.' . beiberiebnter Sag ;. !"
8eigelegt lit elm 8rief6en bon
Sean nit Snuitrationen: 4rieger, Die
| ibre Biihien ibminsen; Snbianer
auf 6em &riegspfaoe NIT Dem Coma.
batpf in Der &anb. Das iebr einfa6e
Brief6en Der fleinen Mnnie lautet 10
n2ieber Hapal
SD babe Did Iieb, neil 2u mir
Berlen geldift bait.
sd lerne leien unb fann balo
allein idreiben. Sd fann idon Stri-
d)e MAIDEN, udbreno Man1a meine
Perlen aufreibt.
sd fann ifon p, a, 0, |, II, m, +
Ieien. S6 ,peiB allh ale @eididten,
Die @robpapa mir er5ablt bat: Die
Muttergottes, oas Seiusfino uno
3adarios."
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-26
ARRANGE FOR SHOWING
OF POULTRY FILM HERE
ON WEDNESDAY, MAY |
CONTINUED from First Page)

Made with the plan TO promote
III" famous Dclmarya chicken. the
film shows many interesting shots
of Delaware. Maryland and Nir-
@lnia. and goes back to the landing
OF the Dutch At what is now known
as LcWo&. Historical interests are
brought out and many beautiful
scenes prevail throughout the cn-
tire picture. Local citizens partic-
ipatod in the filming. laying the
hark2round 10 the picture which
leads mp to the beginning of the
poultry industry on the shore.
With the exception Of special
shots mad" in New England and
some in the laboratories Of the
Poultry and Egg National Board in
Chicago. tn" entire picture was
ilmcd on the Peninsula. The com
panN Travelled to Chicago where the
famous DoImarva Chicken was pre-
pared for the table by the board $
di"tiilan. Kathryn Niles. Other.
scenes were made on local farms
as we'll rs the Morris Hatchery and
TIA" Sussex Poultry Company. which
produced the picture in coopcra-
tlon with the Eastern Poultry In
s'itut"
\ few tickets are still available
for tn" asking by writing the in
Stltljt" at Georgetown.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-26
GIRL SC0UT LEADERS
NET At STAFFORD

The second meeting of the Kent
Sussex Cir! Scout Leaders Club
was held in the SeafOrd Methodist
Church on Monday, April s. Mrs.
Windc, of Seaford, president pro
TEN. presided
The constitution for the club was
read to the members and adopted
by the club as read. Mrs. Winde
named Mrs. Charlotte Hammond
of Rridgcvillc, chairman of the
membership committee and Mrs.
David Greene of Milford. chairman
of publicity.
A nominating committee was
elected by the members to present
Il slate Of officers for the next term
at the next meeting. Those elected
were Mrs. Ford ScWell. Mrs Frank
r. Glior and Mrs David Greene, all
Of Milford
The Dover leaders and troop
committee invited the club to meet
in Dover at Wesley Junior College
on its next meeting, May 13 All
leaders, troop committees and pros
pcCtivc leaders are eligible for this
club and strongly urged to join the
group in Dover.
The business meeting then adj
journed followed by a social hour.
with the ScafOrd group as hos
tcsScS
The club plans TO have these
meetings five times a year, to ex-
change ideas and work and also 10
work ont problems presented by
scouting in this area.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-26
Will Rededicate
Baptist Church
Continued from First PaRel

view. The church has also installed
new toilets. steam heating syS-
tenn and has rodccOrated the inter
Ior OF the auditorium.
TN" guest speaker this Sunday
Will be a former pastor, Dr. l.. T.
Gibson of Philadelphia. Their" will
be special music about the Baptist
Church by the three choirs. Mrs.
Marie Giltenboth will b" the guest
sOlOist.
y special offering of the Easter
season will be received for the work
which has been done on the
church.
Saturday evening, April -, the
Baptist youth will open for the
'lrSt tim" their recreation center.
The master of ceremonies will be
DR.. Leon Gibson Recreation and
refreshments will be provided free"
of charge to those who obtain
tickets Those seeking an evening
Of good Christian fun will do well
TO attend this opening
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-26
L. OF u. GRADl ATES
APPOINTED TO ST SSEN
COUNTY EXTENSION STAFF

The appointment OF two CniVer-
SIty OF Delaware graduates to the
Sussex County Agricultural EXten-
sion staff has been announced by
George l.. Schuster. Director Of the
Delaware Agricultural Extension
Service.
Bruce G.. Frazier. of FELTON,, has
Lccn appointed county Ill club
"2ont MIR. Frazier is d graduate of
the class OF l943 and received a
I;achcior OF Science degree in agri-
culture, maiorinG in animal hus-
/ andry.
rs u youth he was an active pay
tjciEanr in I'll club activities He
va, q member of the Cantcrbury
I'll club for eight years and twice
- presented the State in national
events as a result Of his achieve
lGonts. In 1899 he was State winner
IL the I'll Rural EIectrifiCation
contest and attended the National
III CmH Congress in Chicago. In
l"i0 he was a member of the pOul-
trN demonstration team selected to
represent Delaware at the National
Poultry Congress in Cleveland.
He is q veteran Of World War II,
H;.NIl@ served 80 months in the
Army While in the Army he was Il
momhcr Of special training unit
and spent considerable time in
Puerto Rico and Panama teaching
English to the Spanish-spCaking
Peoples there.
Frazier succeeds William &.
Sloan as i'll agent. Sloan. grad
rat" of the class Of 1910, has been
appointed assistant county aericul-
tu.al agent. He received a Bachelor
Of Science degree in agriculture
h&jorin2 in a@rOnOmy. Prior to his
appointment as I'll club agent in
Su@ScX County in February, he had
served a a Navy pilot in the Paci-
tl' thcatcr. whore he was awarded
tio Air Medal with gold star in lieu
Of a second medal. He was dis
charged TO inactive duty with tho
rank Of lieutenant Is. - in De
ccmhcr, 1915.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-26
FOR
HEARN SCHOLARSHIP
AWARDS ARE INVITED
(Continued from First Page>

Blank forms of application VIII
b" sent to interested persons upon
request.
Tn" trustees will under no rlf-
Cnmstanccs. accept any appIlca'l"n
after aforesaid date OF May
I'm accordance with Mr.. l"arll 5
intentS. no restriction upon places
or fields of study is made; It Is me
trustees desire that the FUNDS al
it's disposal shall be granted 10 IN"
abIcSt white boys and @IfIS "i ms
vicinity to assist them in securing
an education. without re&ar" 10
any other considerations.
The assistance Of the iHnd Will
be granted by the trlste" upon
nominations made by committee
of selection appointed by ana re-
SpOnSihlc to the trustee. HTdli'9
Will b" made for one year, S'pJ'''
10 revocation if the evidences ol tli''
recipients industry and AFFINITY are
not satisfactory: and they may h'
renewed for additional years uIo"
evidence OF continued progress III
ana fidelity to the work upon WHICH
the recipient is engaged
Resolved. That the Milford F"9'
Company as trustee OF the ii'" III
Educational Fund shall conSlaef
all other things being equal IN"
boys and girls living within 'N,
boundaries of the Milford @pecId,'
school District shall be pfei'fIeo
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-26
Bronze Star Medal
For Two Brothers
tContlnued rom rrrs: Pager

transport from April /, lal3 to
tune =, lHl5 during the invasion nl
OkinaWa Shim#. After The snip had
lc,n struck hy Il suiciGc plane aud
lioodcd and set attire below decks.
l", displaying outstandn. ability
and leadership. directed inc
damage control 50 effectively that
tlc Tires we've pul out. iUrrhcr
tloGdiN@ WAS prevented and a NalG-
able cargo preserved 10 be unloHdcd
~ the objective ion Subsequent use.
III, action contributed mHttriHlly
t. saving hi ship and in rcducin4
I'll" loss Of lilc Il- couduc.
throu2hont q, tinausncd him
among tho-" poIformiu@ duties Of
he sam" character" He plans to
lcsume his career With Tho Ncrch
at Marine, with which hc served
for thro" years prior to the var
Thcir brother. Corporal John e.
tnuwcll, has hcrn DISCHARGED from
Tho Army recently attor thrcp years
81 solN ice.
Another brother. Ensi-n William
\ tmrWcll TSNE. Was lost in
action IN >prjl }al1. Will" ser,in.
~ IT," AllHuti, n, third Officer
sheard TIA" l.>S Laaomt Dupont
#.r.luut sim.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-26
Milford Century Club

Music Day was the scheduled
program for Monday at the Milford
New Century Club. Mrs. John ".
Fry had arranged the afternoon.
which was enjoyed by those pros
cnt for the meeting Robert Ru-
dolph. who appearance at the club
brings forth much applause ana
appreciation prrfaccd his singing
by short talk ON music. Music
III the first form was probably that
OF the church and from that early
origin has come the beautiful mel
odlcs OF the present time and All
ages between. The selections of
sacred numbers was in keeping
with the Easter season. All were
much enjoyed. They were as fol-
lows;
"In Forget You" "My Heart
Stood Still" Miss Elizabeth Anne
Houston. accompanied by Miss Ida
Anne Hollis.
Spirit Flower" by Campbell
Tilton; The Holy Hour" bv Ne
vim; Miss Elaine Townsend. accom-
panied by Mrs. Robert Rudolph.
"Th" Lords Prayer" by Malottc:
Little Gray Home in the West"
bv Lore; Smiling Throueh." hv
Penn; "Trces," by Kilmcr; Robert
Rudolph. accompanied by Mrs Ru-
doIph.
Next week the members and
their friends Will enjoy a covered
dish luncheon served i'm the cluh
at l2:3o p. IN. This has been ar.
ranged by the hostcsscs. Mrs RAY
Warren and Mrs Edward Salovan
II Will be followed by a play and
music. students from Wesley Jim
Ior College. under the dlrcction nt
MISS Walter, dramaticS instructor
VIII present play and a student
IN the music department. under th.
direction OF Mrs. COlhurn. will pIa1,
piano SeIoctl0nS. Some of the Stu-
dents from the college were in tho
cIub FOR the annual luncheon and
presented program of merit and
enjoyment. This is to be anothr.
opportunity to hear them again
Oh tuesday evening the third
group Of directors and membnr.
VIII give card party in the clpb
rooms as its activity toward the
raising OF funds for the repair Of
the club. Two door prizes Of nvlon
stockings will b" given to the nckv
persons. The drawing for the fon,.
pdlrS OF stockings for which
chances have been sold will t.l,n
place during the rypniur and -.
= lfGShmrntS and a prize for each
,ahi" or" som" of the features o,
the party. Members of the groun
ar" selling the tickets ana rhe
chances.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-26

Mrs ". J. Pearman OF Ne" ! ~ y.
City was the holiday cues. VI ~
sister. Mrs. Curtis {. NllI'd'''H
e. u Uolzmueller. who has been
confined 10 his home for the P.9'
few weeks. is able to be OUT "N'i'''
Mrs James Lowe of Baltimore re-
turned home on Tuesday aI''' :"
wish with DR.. and Mrs. OilN'f y
James.
Miss Irene Williams OF WASH
irston spent the Easter h"I'"'I :
with her parents, Mr. ana MIS- :.
II. Williams.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles j. Rocco
spent the Easter holidays III IH,''
SON. y. J.. as the guests oi VII l'''
co.'s parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
j. Rocco.
Richard KINNEY. who has pee u
at Camp Gruber, Oklahoma i"'
some time. arrived home on mon
dav and will shortly be honorary
discharged.
CLYDE wilkins. who served with
The Navv for the past many h"h'ilS-
is now honorably discharged ana
home with his parents MI. ana
Mrs. Henry wilkins.
Mrs. 4. NJ. CLANCY of German
town. Pa. and Mrs. christopher
Grccht of Baltimore. were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Starrti oF
cr the holiday Weekend.
Miss Marrilyn Jamison has re-
turned to Mary Washington cor
lrec after spending her spring va
cation with her parents, MIR. an'
Mrs. II. HarwOOd Jamison.
Mrs. Gordon Phelps and so
Gordou g.. of Scarsdalc, \. !
spent few days the first of th'
week. with her sister, Mr.. and Mrs
William Watson and family.
Dr. and Mrs. Clyde Nelson vii
lravc on Tuesday for Lincoln ant
Pawncr city, Nebraska, where they
will visit their parents, Ross "
Nelson and MIR. and Mrs. Frank \
Barton.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-26
Red Cross Meeting
At Dover April 80
Continued from FIRST Pager

Will Introduce the guest speaker.
II. = Cilnour, director of disaster
preparedness and rciicl for The
North Atlantic Area of the Amcri-
can Red Cross.
w" are ureine all Red Cross
chairnen III the state to attend
this meeting. emphasized Mr.. du-
Ponf. sine" We bolicyc that a full
and complete discussion of all
phases OF Rcd Cross activity is
most important at this time We
Want the Rcd Cross in Delaware
TO go OF in the years fo come as a
strong and vital community organ
iZation. and believe this meeting
of Rcd Cross leaders in the state
Will help in our plans
Directing tn" Home Service CON
ference will be Mrs. Fricda Y.
Wright, director OF Home Service.
assisted by Mrs. II. \. Church with
Mrs. Wimilred McCosh acting as Il
reporter for the conference. III
charge of The Volunteer services
Will be Mrs.. George Sylvester. dj-
rector of production Ter the Dcla-
Ware Chapter. Mrs. Sylvester Will
be assisted by Mrs Thomas y. Myl-
rca. Directing the Junior Red
Cross Conference will be Mrs los
cph Handler. chairman ol the Jun
ior Rcd Cross. and Mrs. Allan Fer
yer. director o1 tho Junior Red
Cross. A. W Rand. director ui
safety services Tor tn" DrlaWar,
Chapter viii be in charge of tn,
Safety Services Conference. Mrs
John J. Haley and James Ariof
Will conduct the discussion on pub
lie information. while Mrs. t.ditl
Kendall. nursing activities di
rector for the state, viii he il
charg" OF The Nursing Conference
MIS-. Kendall will be assisted b,
Miss Alice Spcrr. At the Same tim,
that these discussions are in pro
gross, Nh duPont hopes 10 have ;
meeting with all til" Branch Are;
Chailmcn and administrative. of
lic"s to discuss administrative,
Problems