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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28
Agrees on 7soo Issues MoIotou Kindles Hope in Big 4

Paris. June 8.-(UP)-WeSteEn power delegates. baffled by v. M. 'Molotov's surprise agreement on the Dodecanese and the French Italian frontier, today expected him to seek 6 concession on Trieste in ex- change.
 In an atmosphere of renewed hope, the Big 4" ministers appeared to set aside today's deadline for re- viewing the treaties. They plunged ahead, hoping to keep up yester- days momentum. Originally they had agreed to finish reviewing the Italian and Balkan treaties today and see if they could issue invita- tions for a 21-nation conference.
 All parties kept a wary eye on the overshadowing Trieste issue. Agreement on it seemed as far away as ever.
 The enigmatic Soviet foreign minister change in tactics upset all calculations. Just when disagree ment on Trieste had pushed other delegates hopes to their lowest point, Molotov unexpectedly agreed completely on two issues he hadn't even been willing to discuss pre- viously.
 Those familiar with Molotov's negotiating technique, however, be- lieved he was laying the ground work to ask something in return.
 Another session was called for P. M. u1 A. M. EDT) with no set agenda. The ministers probably will discuss the Romanian treaty, then perhaps back to Italy.
 Late in yesterdays meeting Molo- tav without warning asked that the French Italian frontier issue be brought forward. He announced complete acceptance of French claims for the Tenda and Briga areas. Provision was made for France and Italy to share hydro electric facilities.
 Molotov then said, in one Sen- tence, We go to the Dodecanese and accept the proposal to return them to Greece"
 Earlier in the meeteing attempts to reach common ground on the question of free Danubian naviga- tion failed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28
Freed. Pool Sellers Pay S10O Fines
 Police Continue
 Investigations
 Of Betting Here

Three men arrested in the June 6 gambling. raids here by State and local police received nolles on pay ment of $lOO each when they were arraigned before Judge John l.. Gaffney in City Court this morn ing. Three others received contin- uances to July 12. All six were charged with pool selling.
 Nolles, recommended by ProSecu- tor Frederick w. Palonba, were given the following three:
 Salvatore Apicelli, 35, of 173 Bad- win Street; Harry Summa, 5l, of 25 High Street, and Raymond Tell CT, 58, of 82 Pleasant Street.
 Continuances were granted John Zappone, B, of 2lO South Elm Street, bonds set at $500; Frank Testa, 54, of 51 Prospect Street, bonds set at $2,50O, and Edward Karnofsky, 4S, of 364 Willow Street, bonds set at 5000.
 Eight others, including one from Beacon Falls, were sentenced yes- terday in Superior Court by Judge 6xOW0aN w. 6A1~OAAS
 The June 6 raids, under the corn- nAnd of States Attorney William B. Fitzgerald, saw the arrest of l6 men charged with violation of the State gambling laws. Police are continuing their investigation inc the horse betting practices, 1t was learned, and more arrests are ex- pected.
 Karnofsky, one of the three given continuance today, was arrested in 8 similar raid in l043. At that time he was given 2 four-month jail sentence. a
 Kaznofsky, TeSta and zappone, t was learned, are expected to be af- raigned in Superior Court w1ege reliable sources indicate; they wil be given Jail sentences. A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28
Five Men Buried By Scale Debris

Philadelphia, June 28 - CUP) = Five men were reported missing and seven other workers were injured today when two scale trestles used in unloading ships collapsed on Pier 70 on the Delaware River.
 The missing men were believed trapped beneath the pier, or buried in the debris resulting when two 5O-foot cranes, four box cars and the two trestles toppled into the water.
 The Coast Guard joined harbor police and police rescue squads from tf1e etty tn . search fUr tfl6 men.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28
w.F.T.U. TO DEMONSTRATE

London, June 28- (UP) Radio Moscow today quoted Luis Saillank general secretary of the World Teds eration of Trade Unions, as sayina that worldwide anti-Franco delns onstrations should bs held between July l8 and Aug. IS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-06-28

New Glasses July 1. Write, phone or call for 1946 Bulletin. Post Jun Tor College of Commerce..
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04

Bainhridge. Maryland. Howard G..
Kitchens, S 1/c, Milford, Delaware.
has been hOnorably discharged
from naval service at the Separa-
tion center, Bainbrid9e, Maryland.
Bainhridge, Maryland, Lemuel C..
Kitchens, S 1Ic. Milford, Delaware,
has been honorably DISCHARGED
from naval service at tire separa-
ton center, Bainbridge, Maryland.
4 y
Fort Monmouth, New Jersey,
December 30, 1945-The following
Oofficers and enlisted men were
fonorably discharged from the
Army at the 126eth Separation Cen
ter here today:
Milford
First Lieutenant William k Ken
ton. n. +. 2nd St,
Corporal George S. Williams RID
TIA David S. Warren. Route ,.
Box 80
4 Sd1luel II. lillliIltI' DUN Il
RID |.
Frederica
Staff Sergeant Liston IL. Webb,
General Delivery
T 5 Howard X. Young. jackson
St, Box 353.,
Georgetown
Captain James l.. Marvel
Pfc Thomas b. Hcadley. RID t..
ia Lawrence II. Stevenson. 22S
+. Market St,
Harrington
T/5 Harold l.. Ellwanser, Dor
man St.
Technician Sergeant Walter c.
Lakites. Jr. POS Delaware Ave.
Pfc. William l.. Hayman, Route >
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04
HARRINGTON

Tho Lions Cluh Of HArIultou h.id
their annual dance "Wednesday ulGht.
entertaining about .Uu people. George
Madden and band from Wilmington
furnished the music for the ottHII.
The dance got started promptly at
9.30 and closed at / .o"
Harrington. Milford. Ichuhoth
ErldEcNilr. Greenwood ANA lnur,l
and Queenstown, Md. were represent
td at the dance. The @rcatrr ma joiltN
of men present We're returned service
men
An ovcrhratrd oil stove in the hack
Kitchen WAS blamed for tho fire at
TN" home of Eddie Miuu"r ON VOL
colt street last sunday morning.
There did not seem to hc nlUch fire.
hut when the iircmcu arrived with
their tank wagon and one engine.
smoke WAS pouriuG from all parts of
the building. The fircm,n had to nip
away some of the siding and cut
through th" roof. Damag, WAS ,Sti-
mated at 5000. Twenty ntcmon IT,
SpOudrd to tn" alarm With very ljttIr
water damage. Some Ut tn" furniture
was removed
Pharmacist Harry G. Tro. Jr "l
Tees Pharmacy IN tins city. !, "a
proud papa thcS, daN- and passing
out cigars is in order. 1t came near
being u Christmas present. h,u rNi-
IDENTIFY the StOrk WaS dclHNcd lay h;td
weather and did not arliV" at Mi
ford Memorial HOSpltoI until W,duo=
dHY afternoon. presenting them with Z;
fine SON. The new heir viii hr named
Richard Harry Tee. Richard, au old
family name of the Tcc'S of am am
C"Stor immigratine from England. and
Harry after his father and ErHudfu-
thcr. Pharmacist Tee has hcru re-
leased from the t. :. Navy after SrrV-
ing Il year and Il half in the Mcdi-
t"rrHncan Theatre. later To lac hosri-
taliZcd at ST \lhnn~ Naval Hospital
with a broken leg. His mother WAS TIN
former N.Na Radcliffe of PautvGo, y.
{. Both mother and son are get
TING along nicely
Miss Emma prrrirk-ou of VII
mington Wa@ Il recent .;lt'~l of h,l
father, -\rlcY prrrick~ou.
Iau Trader OF Glhh>tuWu, y. j..
spent the holidays with his parents.
Mir. and Mrs. Herman Trader
Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan OF Grrcp,-
horO, has been the guest OF Mr., Nd
die Adams.
Mrs. Earl Sylvester wa "a rmla-
drlphia visitor ON Friday
Mrs. \ddir Adams Is spending some
time with her piece. Mrs. Robert Co
VatUS OF philadrlphia
Miss Evelyn Tee ol Wilmiu2,cu
spent part of this week. with a former
ncighhor. Miss Evelyn Adam..
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04
FREDERICK

Major Thomas f.. G;Ihull. WHO Wa-
honorahlN discharged from The Army
at the Separation Center at toIt Mon
mouth, y. J.. ON ChriStnH~ Eve. Wis
lt"G his mother Mrs Eunnir Morris
here On Christmas Day. lie has served
with tn" Eighth .\ir Force in England
and France and with thc An Trans
port S'rViC" in France HttrI TIM Crt-
man surrender. He was u finance ufii
Ger and served as tn" war houd sales
man for his base in I.nelaud
Mrs. Margaret .'iuttOri, who has been
very III from nervous condition wa.
taken to thu Delaware State Ilospta
ON Friday. Her husband. sylvester
Gott"if Hud mrthrr. Mrs Mary T.
Boone "C"uu. panied h,r to tho ho~pi-
tai.
Mrs. Annie |; Ilarrin4tou and So,
Oscar entertained at dnu,r ON Christ
mas I'ay. ErN. and Mr.. David t.
Wood aud Mrs Josephine. Carey.
j l.. l;1WliuS. " hn has hcru visit
ing his m"thr.r-iu-hW. Nh Salh, WI
ljnmS. returned 10 New Nu,h last lrr.
day. Her guests ON Christmas DAY
Were Mn ANA Mrs. T. L. G;awiu4 o
New York, Mrs Ruth iIall nud WEI
liam Davis OF Dover Mrs. Sar:,l
Johnson aud Mr.. White of ~cnturd
JoSrph NmYarl of Ch"~trItoWu. Ma
visited his parents. Mr.. ana Mis- II
w. NluNard, last week
MIR James Nh $l)arhio OF D,laWar,
her" last week. Mrs. parhir and Sor
Arthur stopped 1T Mrs. Irene Spurry'
to See tn" christmas tree
Mr.. and Mrs Conner Mittcu OF NH
ford Visited Mr.. and Mrs Harry +
Mitt'n last week
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04
CHAPLAIN'S CHAPEL

The w. : G. ). of Ch,plain- church
VIII meet at the honr ol Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Macklu TIM. Friday ,N,'-
um'p. january I. l@iG. You are W"l-
conn" rian 10 h.. there
Th" community S'uG viii h. held at
tn" rhuch ON Sunday rNonn1. Jau-
uaIY &. I"'u u~ in -on4
Nj. Thrhna OInl - in Ilyl2d,i-
pht" iul- We Il Wh,i, ~. J- judcrGo-
ing Treatment ut Tia" .l.e.l."u Ilo.pi-
lnl
Iti>"l" rlanh N.h laD- h..r srcnd
t"G 81 lIloG@h With lrlrud- .lid rel
atlNr~ u ia. columuuItN. III bro
thor. IIrN N.h. hI~ h..H dl,chat,, Il
alter h''ue "u duty III th" Pacific
tor suIl"Iinr.
MIR amd Nil nua WoI ,ntr,taju-
'd I'E'N'- aud friruds at - Christ
mas dinner on Sunday
l'nn'l iut%"t Tho Sunday school Ht
CuaIiH'u- th'> SpudrH morning. Jan-
marry e. We would Ills, to h,tvr Nou
Jo!n U.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04
HOUSTON

MI Amelia AIr>u,l,l,: -p,ut IN.
nolid,>e Win Nr. and Np ,.li,r EN-
nIy and MI and Mie lJNy Rogers
sud daughtcl Kay i'm loves
Mr.. clara cam was llhr,f T., ~.
milford Memorial Ilo-rtal ON Turs-
day, NrW ltal $, Suitcrin4 With pnc,l-
Mr~. Marpar.t S.,pp /, sick =, hor
honir and tyr dau"3t.r. Nh E,rtha
Nicuot L. STAYING WITH n,.i.
Frank johnson, wh" las l".,u qIi.c
III during th' past week is ~on.r hrf-
ter and Is >'ayn2 uth his Si@l.r
Mr.. M,rlliI Thi@tIrWuud
Samuel ''"tl IS Also confined to hi,
home with Illness
Mr. and Mrs Wllhar Jump .p,nt
the Christmas holidays IA Wa.hinrl
ton. i. G.. with their SON Lester ana
Wife
Mr. and Nh. Edwin rrrttyman ana
daughter l,tly. and son Kenneth
81, mt sunday in Wimingiou.
Mr.. aud Nh. Oily r. Sapp had as
iHrlr dInli"r guest. ON Christmas nay
Mr. and MI. Wesley Drtord. Mr. and
Mr.. Go. kirkhl, AIr aud Mrs EoI
Iiuum' and Nh and Mr. Iluumcl
iapp,
Nlr aud Ms Howard X Moor. en-
t.rtau1cd AT th"ir nov home at Lynch
Heights uu New Years pa>. S,nnto,
and Mls. Robert IL N"rkcs and rhii-
dreu. Theodore. Robert. .lr.. Holm
Howard. and Nil Euth Annc. Wr
and Mr. Walter Stevenson. Mis-, Hcl-
ma C"~" and Mr-. ) Cordray ease
Turkey W.ts Tho pi'cr de- Resistance.
Mrs. Con" $attcriirld. who Spont I'm.
holidays IN Dover with Mr. and Mrs
stephen Hi'ocklcy, returned to her
hour on January !. 1916
MI. Coo. simpson. 81. entertained
10 i'nniy dmn'r on tn, seiay. New
Year. baN.
Ar aod Nls. Elnr<t W. Slmnson
rnt"Ittin'd to "a tamIly dinner ON sun
day. IDsC"nhcr - Thus. present Iy,.r,
Mr. aud Mr. W rhatic4 parad,.o anna
children. FG'an"l Lr, and Charles. .Ir,
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04

or Dover. Mr.. Randolph Graham" ana
AIRS Nar2ucIit, q. Coop',
Mr. and llr. Harry li"rk ms "l
Wa>hinutnn. - g. Wcr" H"lldaA y
guests OF Mr. Edna Sapp ana "''-'
tCrS
Mr ami Mr. Roy Sapp ,l, 'I'L,li''' ..I.'
Ia q family dinner ddrIhS
tIdc season The guests W',i' ,"i "i''
Mr. albert Sapp. staten iSE'iI', y Nj
Nj. I.oui- Sam and wiz" from NIL
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Cllflold Lyons
and family Mrs. I;crlha N'h"l, MI
Charles SlI,p .nd Mr.. and MIS- lt"h' II
Smith.
dcrrd 81 family dinner on 9'''E'H
II, ana NY lack H. Kennedy and
daughters. E.lainc and kathI"on al
WihuiHgtuu We're guests 't VI "i"
Mrs e. Emory Webb ana VII. "h"
Mr. NJ W Thjstlcwood from H''uf-
day through Tuesday. Ih'E were ,... "r-
compaui,d hom" 10y MrS. l. l'au
GIc,lIl,t.
We az sorry to learn Mr. l;"tiy
iarvis .lohnSo!! is in Il hospital II
Fhilad,lpha. Iirr children. sammy
and sharon al,. staying With then
grandfather. t. carroll I"rNS
Mr. EGtuccs FmViS W"S ''lh''iE L
her hu~Ec,ud. Josiah l'arN'S ana ne Is
IN Newport News Va anu 'AP'cls
To hr homo very shortly.
Mr.. ana Mr.. Merrill w Thistle
. Wood entertained to their annual lam
] iil d.nn,t ON sunday. l)"'cmh"r "o
! Thos, pr,.a.ut W,r" Mr.. ana Ms
Emory Webb. daughter fdi|"n. Nh
and Mr. J. u Kennedy, daughter,
f:ain@ " and kathl"yn from Whining
tom. AIR and Mr~ Geo. l. Thistle
wood. daughter Nancy CarroI".. MIR
and Mrs l.. Paul Grrcnlr" ana son
Larry and Frank NJ. Johnson. The
ThStlcWood~ quietly observed thrll
v.ddinr ANNIVERSARY on D,ccmhcr %
MI ana Mr. William Couihourn'
entertained to their annual 1amil!
dinner ON christmas.
AIr nnd Nh. t;r"rG" l. ThiNtl"
wood had :~ their Gu"st. "n Mrist
ras Day. Mi and Ms Merrill This
'!cWood and Frank Johnson.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04
A newborn bear is about The
size of a gray squirrel.
CHURCHES In MILFORD
The Avenue Methodist Church
"The House of Happiness
Rev. Frank Herson, D. D., Minister

NTTNWIN, IINWltN
":i1 a. m.-ScSsiom OF the Church
school. New series of lesson studies
Begin the new year hy coming to
school Glasses and rooms for an
Hoo Il. m.-MurnnG Worship and
Sermon. Subject. "Thc Wilcs of the
Devil" Music of merit hy the chancc
ch"ns. Keep that resolution. Come
to church.
$50 p. n.-Tho Nv"nuc Youth Eel
loWShp. .\ll young people invited
1:3" y. Ia Evening Worship and
Sermon. Subject. This .I".u~" In
formal services in the lovely Friend
shin Chapel Worth while nrS~;,p,..
Th" Susaunah Wesley Circlr'~ COY
cred dish supper Tuc&daY rVruiu" at
$50 o'rl0ck
Midwcrk Church Service ThurS,lay
rLcmnE 1T 7:%" o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04
MILFORD NECK
Milford Neck Methodist Church
Rev. David {. Wool. Pastor

'''''N' - 'r'N'N '''t t'iJIatSt GEItCD
Rev. David t. Wool. Pastor
SUNDAY. IaJuurv q
SuHd'N school ~orNicc- st y n
Harvey Thun p-nr. Sup,lIit,,,t.rlj.
Church ~'rNj'c- .at " y nd. rs tho
passion
Mr and Mr.. Thomas Wo.e..rs ana
i3nuN W'rr iudHN .N,itr.:. .ll.-t- of
Mr :nId Air-. Jo-hua Wlu,y aud .uu.
Joshua. J'
Mis- l..Ia M.r. MaelJa -rra, sun
day 'v"min" with Mis- I:,tty kouton
ul n,;r Milford
Mn. ana Nlr-. loin l.. Loo4ho,han,
visited Mn aud Mr. Hci-ilrl Etltne-
of Milford on Sund1N ..Vcuiu4
MIR. uud Mr. John Murklu and
dHushtrr I.rtl Ma, spout Thuts,:ty
r>,nna With Nj and Mrs Howard
French ot Lynch Iirlpht-.
Alr. and Nj. S"mu,l Short Wrrc
among tia" quests th.t att,n,i,.d thu
turkey dnu"rr given hN Mr.. Nrlti'
Hickman "n SuudaN
Mr.. .Ialu"- Wiley auG SON jimmy
guests "t Mr. and Nh. Joshua Wiley
Hud SON Joshua. .Ii
MIR and Nr~ Thomas Wuol.rs aud
family aud Nh. .tud Mr. W.ula;n Woo
t''s and ,lamlly W,rr W,dnesda>
@u'- SIS u Mr. and Mr.. Erd Wyatt
and HullN of iluuugto!t
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04
MectIrq

parents. Mr. and Mrs. i. Vernon Reed
ON ',hriStmas Day at ~ birthday par
~, her school teachers. Mrs. ElrZH-
h'th SllIV"lhoUd and Mrs. Jan" i;L,rk.
Carol Am Mcdaniel. ~Hrdra Work
man. Frances Clrndanicl and BIllir
IOItcr.
John Maftin Reed. SON or the lat"
AR. and Mrs. Somerset Reed. dIrd al
TN" home of his sister. Mrs E,NtcIla
Sh"'ki"\ ON Saturday night, after Am
Illness of several months. Mir. Reed
was - years old. Funeral services were
ucid on Wednesday afternoon ut TN"
llSon Funeral Home and int"rmcnt
made IN Beaver Dam cemetery. lIar-
hoSoh. k"N Milton H. Elliott WAS TIA"
ollclatlnE minister. rh" drCraSVd
leaves brother. Lloyd Reed. and Il
SISTER Mrs Luke Shochlc!. both of
Milton.
MIR. and Mrs George Is. Atkins en-
tcrtaincd the following al dinner ON
sunday: Mrs. Charles A. lichriuG"r of
M"ofrStoWn. \. j.. Nh and Mrs.. Geo.
Fowler and MIR and Mrs Julian Gibbs
ana Mrs. Edgar Bower and daughter
Barbara. Of Upper Darby. Pa. Mr.
ana Mrs Daniel Wagamon. Jr.. and
0auGhi'r sara. Miss Sarah Atkins,
MfS. Lester IAdkc and son. Lester,
Jr.. of Milton
Miss Bertha Wagamon Of Phllndcl-
phla. Is the guest OF Mr. ana Mrs.
Nlillam i. Wagamon. Sr. during the
holidays
Mrs Norma w. Moor. has return
ed to her home in Milton after spcnd-
/ ing two months with her husband in
Biloxi. Miss Private Moore returned
home with his wife and spent the hol-
idaYS here.
Miss Betty Smith ana Miss Mary
Crouch were Milford visitors ON Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. Milton Belts announces tie
engagement of her daughter. Ecttic.
10 TO-: Mri t,J, less MIi5llman. son Of Mr. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Shaw sprut IN,
Weekend with Mr.. ana Mrs. Bcniamiu
Shaw in Wilmington.
ReN. and Mrs. Gilbert :. Ross OF
GoldShoro. Md. We're guests of Mr.
and Tuesday
| If YOU have an item of n,Ns fnl
this column, dial 2722 Milton
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04
First Baptist Church
''N"t I" be Ministrrcd Unto. Eut to Minister
Rev. Leon c. Nelson. Pastor
SlIndnA. .IanLIn-A

SUNDAY. INUTNTN
l":" -. IA l:ti,l, .srhuot ,;r:.,I.d
i'@. "i'S ar" Il u-". \ Welcome aW3Ii
E,"'. fh'nms Flour"i'i-. sup llut"n-
ll:oo .. m. M"rnr~ Worship NJ
~"@". "Th" t;"y In TIA" TrnpI,
-" T. n. Praying Cub Junior
iiIEi Fellowship. and I:apti.t Youth
so p IN. nlu.luI Sou. S.r\ir..
and l,N"ning Worshp M,.sl@e. In
Fh" lir&iuninG Gud
N"hd1N. SO" j. IA l:li.t" school
''iilr"lS and Tcochcr; Meeting.
Wednesday,. N.uo =. IA I'iaycr AMI
IIhIr Study Ilur
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04
St. Johns Il. c. Church
Rev. Leonard A. RagaH, Rector

Sunday. january
Milford, st. Johns Churcn. 3 n m.
Seaford. st. Mary's Church, 8, 9:3O
/. III.
Rehoboth. st. Edmond's Church, il
4. m.
Fort Salisbury. 3 a. m.
Bethany Beach Camp. $50 n. m.
Confessions Before Mass
Religious InstruCtiOn-Aftcr Mass
Holy Day and other services as an
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04
GLENDALE

Mn and Mr. + Hall entertained to
i3mIl> dilm"r on Christmas Day.
Mr and Mrs r. w. ireland cutcl-
tain'd guests durng the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. g. r. Thomas and
nephew OF Philadelphia were Sunday
callers of relatives ana friends of this
community
Mr.. ana Mrs Lawrence, T. Warren
entertained /" . turkey dinner ON De
ccml"r the 18th. Mr. ana Mrs. Ch,..
Warren ot Ellcudalr. Mrs G. Jefferson
amt Miss Myrtle jefferson of George
town
Mr. and Mrs Julius t;urlich. Sr.. had
rs their Sunday dinner guests. VIM
iorlich of lhiadrIphn ana AIr and
MtS. Julius G"rllch. Jr. Of George
town.
On Christmas Day. Mr. ana Mts. J..
X. TNudHll OF "'rhc Naples" I.cWrS.
entertained tn a turkey dinner. MIR
and Mrs. John t. p"rrickSon and Nh
and Mrs. l. W. EllnGSWorth and
daughter Of ElIcmdal" Mrs. Chas. I;ay-
Miss Kathleen Y. IHynum ut LcwcS
and Mr and Mrs. Thomas l.lttlctum of
I;chohoth.
ON Wcdn, >day, MI, and Mrs Law
rene" Sannl OnS entertained To "A tlr-
key dinner. Mr.. and Ah.,. Charles sam
sick and son Willard Of Milton. Mrs.
Elizabeth McSSick OF Milton and Fred
Banning of I:Hltimorr
Ernest Smith. t. :. Army. is spend
ing th" Christmas holidays with his
family here.
DaIid liou4,lnan. l.. :. Navy. who
has h"cm in the South laciiic. is
spending the holidays with his family
here.
Mrs Edith G. Fisher entertained
guests from Philadelphia during IN,
holidays.
Mr.. ana Mrs y. q. Reynolds. ST..
and son visited relatives ANA friends
during the holidays
Elias f. Reed. t. : Service. in the
south Pacific returned home last
week
The Stork visited Mr.. and Mr.. AZ
lnG them q fine daughter ON Dcrrmhrl
. Her name is No"la Maria. Mother
and daughter are DOING fine. Thi.
makcs eight grandchildren for tn,
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Juliu.
Gorllch. 81. OF F,llcndalc
EIIendae Methodist Church
Rev. w. G. Barlow. Pastor
Sunday. january &
Sunday school services at IL a. IN
IN rharG" OF r. ". ireland. sUporun-
tcndrut
Preaching at II "a tn. hy tine pastor
EpW0rth League service at y. IN
Worship SorVic" II 7:35 p. IN.
Meeting
Cias. No. II viii meet om Tu"adnl
'N,ninG. january :. with Mrs Com
font W"rkmaA. An are cordially IN
YItrd.
Meetlrg
Class SO. e Will h." entertained Il,
Mr.. Lawrence sammcus on Frlda
evening. January H. This will ais,
he Big Sister, party Whcu each ON,
Will tind Whu has been their big sis
ter for 1913 and new names Will l.,
drawn for l"lG. All are cordially i'm
Vitrd.
McCoIIey's Methodist Chapel
Rev. w. G. Barlow. Pastor
sunday. jInIHiN
SUNDAY school services in charge q
Preston Donovan. superintendent.
Union Methodist Church
Rev. w. C. Barlow. Pastor
Sunday. .lHuuHrA
Sunday school services ut :: p. n.
Preaching al :; y. iu.
Faith Bible Holiness Church
ReV. Robert e. NaiIor. Pastor
Sunday. JHIuiarA
Sunday SchrnI S'rNicc~ at > y. u.
Preaching 10y pastor
ENCrNnn" Wcironr
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Charles w. Baker. Pastor
South East Front Street
Sunday. JnnuaiN &

''TTT'T'IN, JIMlINNN 9
wa " m.-Suuday school Hubert
lHIS waters. superintendent.
-" a. m.--I'rcaChiu,.
1:"o y. IN. Musical. Eouc and Praise
500 y. Preaching.
i-aX'r meeting Wednesday evening
1T 80 o'clock.
"" want to invite you to our scr
wees; also our sunday school we have
classes tor all ages.
Special invitation to thos. who 20
to no church school. We inyifo vnm
com" with us get acquainted with
our fine group Of boys and girls and
EodIy teachers. Parents could not do
nQhl"r thing for their children then
S'Hd or hrlng them to Sunday school
"IuS ar" given to each worker.
Our motto: Pray, Plan. Come.
Work"
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The Presbyterian Church
"The Church ON the Plaza"
Rev. John M. DeChant. Minister

Sunday. january 6
.. - q. m.-SundaY school Mrs J.
II. Gordon, Superintendent
- -" a. m. Worship and S,rmuI.
T."pl': "rhr I'ns"archrhl" Riches "t
NiulSt. Text: F.phcSiHus 3:N
The choir will sing under the di-
r"rti"n Of NJ r. Mchlmauu.
6:"" y. m YOUNG Peoples Socictl
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04

ana ana Mrs. $. q; Armour, Mr. and Mrs.
Inward amH Il, Moore. Miss Helena Case
"''T Mrs. J. Cordrly Case
~ irS' Jennie Ii. Hendricks WAS taken
.,,'d adiouSly i'll the day after Christmas
n'! ,e'.u AT this writing shows some inn
pi,1,Ntlhent, Dr. w. r. Chpman is in
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04
Calvary Methodist Church
Leslie EwaId Werner. S. T. M.
MI1ictcr
CiIb,lIN I.,Ittrt.,

I".uh a. m. Church Schnrl. John
Wilkins. superintendent. New graded
materials for the school VIII begin with
this sundays lesson
/ ."a -. IN. Morning Worship amt
Holy Communion. Communion Mrdi-
lHtiUu hN in" Minister.
90 T.. m. Methodist Youth Fellow
.-hip
7:%n y. m Evening Worship ami
Sermon 10y IN" Minister.
Special music at all services hy TIA,
choirs and Nal" quartet. Come and
worship with u+.
Ira>rr Meeting Wednesday, -, go
+. IN
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04

Thr Houston New Century club
viii meet on Tuesday night. January
), with Safety" as the subject. and
Mrs. Jame, y. Harrington and Mrs
Dukes l;off in charge OF tn" program
Nh Jennie II. Hendricks and Sen
Htor and Mrs. Robert II. NcrllcS On
tcftaln'd at Christmas dinner. Mr
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-04
First Independent Church
Marshall Street
Rev. c. w. Taylor. Pastor

Sunday. January
80 p. m.-Sunday School
~" p m-Prcaching.
ZOO y. m.-t'hildrcn's Service.
a:f5 p. -Evang"listic Services.
Tunsday-F Fhildren's Service 700 p.
m; Bible study. 7:45 y. m
friday-Chidren service -.n0 n
m; Prayer and Praise Service. rs
y. IN.
Flanneleraph Talks each service by
the pastor.
a Christian welcome awaits You.
One reason we don't like the man
who pretends to know more than
we do is because he is so often able
to prove il.
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Christian Science Society
Branch Of The First Church Of Christ
Scientist, in Boston. Mass.
Meets In Milford Grange Hall

Sunday. january L
Subject of the lesson sermon -
God"
Services every Sunday at II a. m.
Sunday school at same hour
Wednesday evening meeting, first
"Wednesday in each mouth 1t p m
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The Church of God
Second and Washington Streets
Rev. w. Edwin TuII, Pastor

NWNdaN. IHNNNN
Sunday School at 10000 -. m
Morning Devotion at :n0 It, m
Y. +. f.. 7:0o p. N.
fNauGcliStic Service ut 80 p. nl
With th" exception of Saturday
special revival services VIII hc CON
Quoted each evening at ga O'Clock.
hy tn" Rev. Bob Newton ut Washing
tom. H. G. We urge all to come and
hear this unusual speaker Special mu-
sic vii lh" Hn added feature, Of thcS.
services also.