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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-04

Two former local priests and one Waterbury church are in- volved in diocesan appointments made by Most Rev Henry J O'Brien, bishop of the Hartford diocese. The assignments are an- nounced in the current issue Of The Catholic Transcript.
 Rev. Edmund J. Barrett, who has been serving as assistant pas tor of St. James Church of South Manchester has been transferred to St. Matthews Church. in For estville. Father Barrett's home is on Kenyon Street, this city. Re- gently he received considerable praise for his prompt response and efforts at the time of the fatal aeroplane crash in Cheshire. He was on his way here to visit his mother when the crash oc- cured.
 Rev. Arthur P. Hanley who has been serving in the U. s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-04

Thomas E. Bropny of Waterbury will be installed tonight as Ex- alted ruler at ceremonies of the local Lodge of Elks. MT. Brophy will succeed Frank J. Monaghan.
 MT. Brophy and other officers will be installed by John F. Me-s Groary Past Exalted Ruler of thes Naugatuck Lodge and brother-ifi- { law of MT. Brophy.
 Other installations include Frank J. Mulligan Esteemed Leading Knight; Harold A. Ashley, Es- teemed Loyal Knight; Maurice Griffin, Esteemed Lecturing Knight; Dr. Mortimer A. OHara secretary: William F. Pollardss Treasurer; James P. Phelan, Tilers Thomas J. Flanagan, Trustee@ Delegate to Grand Lodge Conven-r ton, MT. Brophy. and alternate. MT. Monaghan.
 Chairman of the arrangements committee, John R. Holian, rec ported a New England boiled dine ner will be served and entertair- lnent will follow the business meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-04
TsOo Vigil Lights Damaged in Church

Damages of approximately Sl5 were caused sometime last night, according to a police report, when vandals entered Our Lady of Lourdes Church on South Main Street and destroyed two vigil lights. Poor boxes, the report said, were not broken.
 Last week thieves entered the Sacred Heart Church on Woleott Street and robbed two poor boxes and cause considerable damage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-04

act without all the facts in the Isanlan case.
 Answers HOdgsOn
 Before adjournment Byrnes in- directly answered Hodgson's eFiti- cisin-Which primarily was aimed at the U. s. Secretary Of State.
 "Afler all" Byrnes said ili his South Carolina drawi "withdraW- ai es troops internationally from Iran is the only sane method oi pEsvsnllng in'sIIlgspes la lTHa.,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-04

lengthy task is finished, the con tract will be ready for signing. Un- til it is signed the union does not care to withdraw its pickets or end the strike officially"
 The negotiations began a lunch con recess few minutes after noon today. They resumed work on the contract draft early this at- ternoon,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-04
Chimney Fire tn Cleaners Shop

Four pieces of apparatus respond ed at 1928 P. M. today to a chim- ney fire at the Vogue Cleaners at lO8 Bishop Street. Damage was slight 1t was reported.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-04

In proportion to population. Vat ican City has the largest army in the world.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-04-04

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T TayIor

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-05-17
Minnesota o. e. s. Tea
Sunday Nav IL

It's q must, The annual Tea
OF tn" Minncota Grand Chap.
ter OES, at the Sterling club,
Sunday, May 10. from a. y. m.
A grand program. also the pre-.
sentation Of winner OF the stu.
dent scholarship award Queen
X. Ransom. Worthy Matron.
SIOUX FALLS
The services were well attend
cd nj St Johns Baptist church,
Sunday May s. with the pastor
the Rev. l.. G. Harris In the pul.
pit Rev. and Mrs Harris had as
their guests Mrs. CLANCY and
Mrs. Benson. both of Minnca
polls, member Of Brthosada
Baptist church. The evening
service was also well attended
Monday evening at = y. m.
a banquet was given In honor
OF the Smart SGT club. Tho club
was the winrr Of the thrcet.
month drive with ovcr $4,000
turned in. Mrs. Phillips was
captain. Mrs Harris, wife Of
Rev Harris. Is q member Tho
Smart Set club is leading onctc
again.
Mrs. Bridrcwatcr Is stilI in
Omaha at The bedside of her
mother who Is III.
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Page 2-Minncapolis Spokesman
Friday, May II, l9lG
Minerva JonniEan. Phyllis vii.
liamS, Roy DSan. James GrCSh.
ham. Jr.. Charles Logan. Joseph
White, and Chrrtc Price. Lynne
received many lovely Eiffts
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Birthday GREETINGS in Mime,
apOlts May 10 --- Harry Black
we'll, lil5 Third 81. So. Mrs
Cecilia Boyd, 35S3 Fourth Ave
So, Mrs, b. Thomas, 2SlS Chic.
ago Ave, May ~ - Margaret
GriSSam, SG3 nth Ave. No.
Harold Maycs, Ir., T0i Humboldt
Ave. No, May 2l--Josvph Young,
SO29 First Ave. So. Louis Lynch
SO2 Aldrich Avc. No. Theresa
Chapman. 81 ioag Ave, No,
May - - Arthur Lyons, AZ
Bryant Ave. No. Pascal J. Com
mOdOre, go East Lake St, Oar,
lcne Pests, 1911 25th Ave. So
May % -~ Chester Adams, 2I3E
Fourth Ave. So, John Moultric
Sl3 Emerson Ave, No, William
Madison, 300 Portland Ave,
Maurice Copeland, 3632 Smelling
Ave. May - -- Lucille NJ. ElR
TBS Emerson Ave, No. May y
--- James Simms. 220i Fifth Ave
SO, Howard EnRlund, S26 Hodg
son Bldg.
Out Of town greetings May q
--- George NJ Johnson, Washing
ton. d. G., May % 1889 Sue Kelly
New York, May - -- Mrs. Ed
win T, Randall, Hopkins. MINI.
May 2S Clifford Johnson
Kansas city. No. william u,
Ashhy, Kansas City. Mo, X. H.
McGavock III, Chicago. H., H.
A. Bowden, Rockford, H.
Birthday greetings In St
Paul; May 70 -- Frances Hum
burd, 69f Carroll Ave, Constance
mn, ESQ lEChart Ave. May u
$500 Lillian G. BurriS, 702 Carroll
Ave. May - -- Dolly Crushon,
G62 st, Anthony, A. Il. Shavers,
800 North st Adams, May % --
Lawrence Whitmorc. 800 Rondu
Ave, May % -- John Patton,
954 St Anthony.
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Social and Personal

Wednesday afternoon, May Is
at the home OF Mrs. William
Miller, 1898 5th Ave. So. with
Mrs Annie Mathews as hostess.
Rev. L. P. Ashford. 6l9 Ere.
mont Ave. No. returned 10 the
city Thursday, May 9, after at.
tending the Presiding Elders
Council in Chicago, III. Bishop
J. A. Gregg, presiding bishop OF
IT," fourth Episcopal district.
will bet in the city June ?. and
will hold a dedication service
at Wayman A. NJ. F. Church.
The Concord Quartstte. under
the direction of NJ o. J. Thorn.
ton. sang at the Church Of God
in South ST. Paul Park Sunday,
May u, at the Mothers Day
Program. A huge crowd was in
attendance. Other members Of
the quartette are: Paul Curry.
Edward Johnson, and Edward
Hayes.
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,one about two weeks.

gone about two weeks.
Among the sick and shut.ins
this week are; Mary Bell Mar,
shall. 50T North Lyndale. Lulu
Drew. S34 No. Aldrich. Luther
Abbey, ala So. 18th ST, Mary
A. Salomc, 1914 l7th Ave So,
and James A, sutton.
DIR. and Mrs. Randolph c.
Burnett and family, 3629 Ath
Ave. So. returned home Mon,
day evening. May II. from Mt
Carol. H., where they visited
Mrs. Burnett'S parents. MIR. and
Mrs, q, ncrriCkSon. While visit.
ing In Mt Carol. Mrs. Burnctt'S
brother. Alfred Dcrrickson, pas.
sed away.
The Crusaders Guild of ST
Thomas Episcopal Church will
meet Tuesday, NAV p, AT thu
home Of Mrs. J. Shepard, 332s
SIN Ave. So,
Soeial Celtic Gether; Mrs,
Bertha Johnson, 567 Olson Blvd,
entertained several old friends
az a social gct'tO gCthcr at her
homo Sunday evening, MAY IL
The group enjoyed a pleasant
evening, later at the Twenty
Limited Club.
Critically Ill; MIR, Luther Alb.
hey, ala East 18th St, Is criti.
callv III In General Hospital Mr..
Abbey suffered q stroke Thurs.
day, May 8.
NNGE. end Mrs. o. D. williams.
444S First Ave. So, returned
home Thursday evening, May
3. from AtChison. Kansas. where
they visited with Mr.. Williams
sister.
Mira. ThelrnG BenfoEd. 9O5 Aid.
rich Ave. No. who has been
confined to her homo for sever
al weeks with pneumonia Is
now on the road to recovery.
Mira. Dorothy Dennis. 9i7 Al.
drich Ave. No, who has been
seriously i'll at Fairview Hos
pital, Is somewhat better.
The GFunt Missionary Society
met Friday, May 10. al the HON"
Of Mrs. Charles D. Curry. 3S3G
5th Ave. SO. An enjoyable re-.
port was given by Mrs. Jessie
Shannon. delegate to the district
conference. Refreshments were
served. and very enjoyable
afternoon was had by all. The
next meeting will he May "a.
at the Home of Mrs. Jessie Bon.
ner, 1917 Clinton Ave.
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:@porfeot Page

Mr.. sidney Anderson. 1850 5th
Ave. So, returned home Monday
morning May IS, from Fergus
Falls, MINI, where he visited
with his mother. Mrs, Matte
Anderson. over Mothers Day,
The Merry Maids met MendGY
evening at the home OF Mrs
Betty Reed, GOT 9Th Ave. No,
Games were played. and the
hostess served a lovely lunch
con. Mrs. Loretta Ellis OF West
Virginia was guest The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Har'
riet Smallwood. GO Hoag Ave,
No.
Tech. Fifth GEode ohsrt Lear
arrived hornet Friday, May 10,
after spending thirty months
in the armed service. Cpl. Lear
spent fourteen month overseas
in the Pacific region, namely In
Calcutta. Before coming home
he was hoSpitallzed at Bush
nell General Hospital In Brig
ham City, Utah for six weeks,
Cpl. and Mrs. Lear are making
their home with Mrs. LSar'S
mother, Mrs Jessie Jackson,
29l5 Garfield Ave So.
The =. q. D. Club met at the
home Of Mrs. D.. J. Allen. 97S
Bryant Ave. No., Thursday. May
9, An election OF officers was
held. Elected were: Mrs. Dolly
Peery, president; Mrs. Harriet
Jones. secretary; and Mrs. Nan.
cy Allen, treasurer. Mrs. Ivy
Massengil became a new mem.
Der Of the club.
!, ME. D. w. Ingram. 394i 4th
Ave. So, who has been confined
to\ Ashury Hospital for several
weeks, returned home Tuesday
May 7. His condition Is report.
ed as good.
AppEo1innatSlY one hundred
peopIe, attended the Mpls. Lad,
les Auxiliary to the Brother.
hood Of Sleeping Car Porters'
Tea Sunday afternoon, May II,
Given AT tire home Of Mrs. Eu j.
nice Leverett, 360S Clinton Ave.
MeSdameS Bertha Johnson and
Mildred Moore sang several
beautiful musical selections,
Miss Jean Leverett played tho
piano. The AUXILIARY wishes to
thank those who made the tea
a successful affair.
ME. HsnrY Themes. head resi- .
dent OF the Phyllis Wheatley
House. left Wednesday, May IS.
for Buffalo, N. r., where he will
attend the Social Workers Con.
ference. Mr.. Thomas plans to be
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The Blue MondGY Club met at
the home Of Mrs Gene. Dubois,
663 Olson Blvd, Monday, May
l3. Cocktails were served and
games were played during the
afternoon. Mrs Laura Mae An.
thOny won the prize for game
playing. Mrs. Dubois served al
five course chicken dinner at
$3.50. The next meeting will be
Monday. May 90 at the home Of
Mrs. Edward Hayes, 37i9 4th
Ave. So.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Carter.
and family. 1852 5th Ave. So.
left the city Tuesday evening.
May IA. for Los Angeles, Calf.
where they will make their flu.
lure home. The Carriers who
planned to leave last weekend
were detained or account Of
measles in the family.
The Smart Set Club met last
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Tho friendly sixteen Club

The Friendly Sixteen Club
met Saturday evening, May II,
at the home nf Mir and Mrs,
James Hudson. 507, Bryant Ave,
No. The evening was spent play.
ing gameeI Prize was Won by
Mr.. Theodore Woodward. a
delightful lunch was served.
The next meeting vii hc at the
home Of MIR, and Mrs, II, Taturn,
llI3 Lyndale Ave, No,
Mr.. and Mira. Clyde Iohnr.on.
ST, 22Ol 9th Ave So. had as
their week end guest, Mrs. Co.
celia McHenry Adams Of Du.
luth, MINI.
MiGs Lynne Price, l42G 9Th st
s., celebrated her 18th birth.
day Saturday, May II. Guests
were Harriet and Vcrn Myers
Eleanor nemcry, Janvt Aaron,
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Miss Rowcna Griffin. 1904 9Th

MISS Howenu Grittfins NStA ON
Ave, So, who recently under.
went an operation at FairvtCw
Hospital returned home Tues
day evening. May :. She is
getting along nicely,
The a. D. C, Club will meet
Friday, May Il. AZ the home
OF Mrs. Ruth Norris, 2Sl4 Sth
Ave. So.
StoTk shower: The W, ]. W.
Club entertained AZ a stOrk
shower Thursday evening, May
9. In honor of Mrs. Harry Davis,
given at the home of Mrs. Ed
ward Withcrs. TBS Emerson Ave,
No Guests were: MSSdamCs Ar,
vada Mccoy. Kathryn Harper.
ROscnia Wright. Ruth Bell. On,N.
da Davis, BETTY Strawdcr and
NJ Combs. Prizes were won
by McSdamrS.. NJ. Combs, r..
WitherS and X. Bell. Mrs, Davis
was the recipient 81 many love.
ly gifts,
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Bonistelle Jones
Takes Vote Lead
In Queen Contest

Standings in the Socialilc
Personality QuVcn" contest.
ar, ms follows,
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-22
FISHERS DISTRICT
Near Greenwood

The W. 5. G.. 5. of Todd's Chapel
were entertained at the home oi
Mrs. Wade Elliott on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Hall and
daughter of Wilmington and Miss
Marilyn Brown of Delaware Uni
1crsity spent Sunday last with MI.
and Mrs. Gootee Brown Miss June
WARRINGTON another Delaware Uni
Vcrsity student accompanied them
back in the evening.
MIR. and Mrs. George Young and
family of Centeryille. Maryland
were recent dinner guests OF their
parents. MIR. and Mrs. I. =. Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lloyd and
Miss Ruth Rhodes spent Sunday
afternoon last with Mr.. and Mis-.
Roy Lloyd of Seaford.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Johnson
and grandson's Sharon and Samuel
OF Harrington and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Warrington of Greenwood
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. ana
Mrs. GOOtee Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dearman
Glt ICCtIl SutSlS vi lIC ! ma X .
Stubbs at Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby White and
family and Miss Marilyn Brown
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Anthony and mother, Mrs.
Joseph Brown of Harrington
Mrs. John Lloyd. was recent
hostess at an old fashioned quilting
party.
MIR and Mrs Lester Taylor have
been visiting in Reading. Pa.
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-22
HOLLYMOUNT

Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Marvel OF
Milton and daughter, Dorothy wcre
Sunday guests of Air. and Mrs.
Martin 5. Walls and family
The members OF the Home De-
mOnstration clubs enjoyed a turkey
supper ON Saturday night ut the
(oolsprins Community Hall
The W. s c. s. Of Unity NJ. T..
Church will meet on Saturday
evening. Feb. 23 at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. W. Bennun. The mem
hers are planning to have cover
Cd dish supper to be served at !
o'clock. Visitors are welcome.
Miss Dorothy Marvel of Milton
and Miss Betty Walls called on
Miss Hester A. Bcnnum Sunday
afternoon.
Rev. +. Fl. Truitt delivered very
inspiring sermon at Unity NJ. T..
Church Sunday afternoon.
We hope the Mr.. G. |. Joseph who
is in poor health will soon be I'M
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. chester Walls spent
the wee enkd in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Perry of neal
Georgetown were guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Joseph Walls on Sunday.
Mrs. Iva Reed and son of Milton
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John PER-!
Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-22

Mrs. Thomas Hunter of Albany,
\. Y, Mrs. Howard Clute, Mr.. Ed
ward |. Clute and Mrs. Nichlos
Clute and son. Ebert all of Schen-
estOdy. \, y. spent several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas f..
Moore. They came for the funeral
of Mrs. MOore's father.
On Sunday. dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Ingram were Miss
Lillian Case. Mr.. Joe Swain. Mr.
and Mrs. Taylor Case and sons,
lanes and Donald. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Dawson and son. Ray. This
Was in honor of the forth coming
marriage of Miss Case
The most recent changes are the
home where Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
smith and family live being bought
by Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Nidrcn.
Mrs. Brenda b. Murray of Wyom-
ing has been the guests OF Mrs
Salli" +. Short and daughter. Mrs
Homer Wright this past week. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Reynolds Of Balti.
more were also recent guests Oi
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Wright.
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-22
LINCOLN

The Friendship Bible Class held
its February meeting al the home
OF Mrs Bessie Morgan ON Wedncs-
day cNcnin, After the business hour.
the officers for the ensuing year
were elected as follows: Teacher.
Mrs. Ethel Warren. Asst. Teacher.
Mrs. Maggie DerlickSon; president.
Mrs. Bessie Morgan: vice-presi-
dent. Mrs. Matte Greenly; secre-
tary. Mrs. Maude Abbott treasurer,
Mrs. Jennie Mcssick; pianist. Mrs.
Ethel Warren: flower committee.
Mrs. NeXie Dawson and Mrs, Stella
Carey.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Locates and
Mr.. and Mrs. BOyce Short We're din
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Wood
row Morgan and family on Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall Macklin enter
tanned the following guests: ErW III
COverdale OF Ellendalc and MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Carpenter at dinner
on Sunday III honor o. the birthday
OF Mr. Macklin.
Bobby Abbott of Lynch Heights
was an overnight guest of Pierce
Beche on Thursday.
Mr.and Mrs. Joseph II. Morgan
and MIR. and Mrs. Francis Morgan
and son MXINn. spent Sunday in
BordentOWn. y. j.. as the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morgan and
family.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Kibler and
children, Bobby. Rose Marie anC
/ Patsy Ann of Greensboro. Md, Mr.
and Mrs. JAY Watson and son oI
Cedar Neck visited their parents
Mir. and Mrs. Henry Warren OF
Sunday.
l. l.. Clrndanicl visited hi,
daughter and family in Fcderals
burg. Md, on sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. DOUGLAS Morgan
and daughter visited her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tucker nca
Ellendalc on Sunday.
Harry f. Warren. who has beer
i'll at the home Of his daughter
Mrs. Payntcr Collins. for the pas
thrc" weeks is Improving slowly
Mr. and Mrs. George Marshall q
Milton and Mr. and Mrs. Fran
Nihbcrt and daughter Mary. d
Shawnee were recent guests Of Nh
and Mrs j. =. Johnson.
Mrs. Jennie NeSSick. Mrs. F.tht
Warren and Mrs. Maudc Abbott al
tended Nci.hhorS Ni2ht Meeting 4
Broad creed Grange on I'rida
evening
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-22
MAGNOLIA

Chief NM and Mrs. James II.
Smith have bought a lot of Nh.
John McIlvaine just west Of town
and hope to be able to build before
long.
Mrs. Cora Reed and Mrs. Richard
Patterson entertained the members
of the Choir at the home OF Mrs.
Mabel White on Thursday night to
Z Valentine party.
Mrs. Kathryn Knight is spending
the week in Wilmington visiting
with her son and his wife. MIR. and
Mrs. Byron Knight.
Major and Mrs. J. T.. HcatherlY
attended the show "On The Town
at the Forrest Theatre in Phila. OF
Friday night.
Major Hcatherly left Monday for
Atlanta. Georgia where he will at
tend the Georgia School of Tcchnu-
logy for six months post graduate
course. Mrs. Heathcrly expects to
Join him shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thompson
entertained with dinner on sun
day for their son. Arlie b. Thomp-
son S c. Other guests were Miss
Eleanor LoCman and Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Thompson and daughter
/ Charlotte.
Mr.and Mrs. Marshall Hart and
family attended the HitChCns-C oul-
bourne wedding in Milton on Satur-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Rect
were guests to Il turkey dinner a
the home of their daughters, Mrs
Gooden Noshcl and family of Wy
Cming on Sunday.
The VI. Y. a. r. will hold their re
gular monthly luncheon and meet
ing in the Sunday School room Oh
Wednesday. Feb. 27th at $50
The Il. {. Ingram's have sOl'
their farm TO David Williams o
New Castle who plan To move hi
, family here the first of April.
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-22
VETERANS ARE TROOP|NG BACK
to their old Jobs better ones with Us

They knew, when they left for war.
that their Jobs with the telephone
company would be held for them.
And now they're trooping back, these
men and women, to their old Jobs
with us, or even better ones.
What's moro, they all get the pay
increases they would have got if they
hadn't gone to war.
in addition, many veterans not for
mcrly with the company are working
for us today.
And we must hire many hundreds
Of girls - experienced or incxpcri-
enced - for countless Jobs brought
about by the expanding service.
MEANWHILE, TIE SHOW MUST
GO ON.
Telephone service must be main
tanned even while it is improved. and
we arc determined to let nothing bar
us from restoring the prc-war stand
ards of service and from Introducing
YOU to even finer standards to come
=. just as soon and as fast as we
possibly can.
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-22

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Locates of
ClaymOnt spent part of last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Boyce Short.
Miss Lena Coulter has returned
To her home in Brooklin. Pa. after
spending several days with her sis
ter, Mrs. J. \. Redden.
The ". :. {. 5. will meet at the
home of Mrs. India COverdale on
Tuesday evening. Feb. %. Mrs. II.
NJ. Burns will have charge of de-
votions and for social hour, Mrs.
Matte Greenly, Mrs. CasOn and
Mrs. Clifford Donovan. \ full at
tendance is desired.
W. H. Davidson spent last Tues
Gay in Harheson as the guest of his
sister. Mrs. Nora Ennis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Hall had as
guests AZ a family dinner on Sun
DAY, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Workman
and AlOnZO Workman Of Fcderals-
burg. Md, MIR. and Mrs Charles
j Workman and grandson. Charles
Graham and Mr. and Mrs Paul
Whitc Of near town and William
( Warren 1r.. of Milford.
Mrs. II. VI. Burns spent last Tues
/ day III Milton as the guest of her
! sister. Mrs. Fred Pepper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Warren are
receiving CONGRATULATIONS on the
birth Of son. Robert Alfred, born
in the Milford Memorial Hospital,
Thursday. Feb. A. Both mother and
son are doing fine.
MIR. and Mrs. WOOdie Ingram and
daughter. shirley and Mrs. Paris
sharp and daughter, TAnna were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. San,
Cubhagc on Sunday.
Services for Sunday. February -
Morning worship and sermon, Il
m, NJ. Y. r.. 80 p. M, program
as follows:
Prelude Miss Marie Dcrricksor
Song l Need Thee Every Houl
Call to Worship Ronald Dick
crSon
, Song Saviour More han Life t,
Me
Rcading-MisS lorraine Bccbc
Prayer
Rcading-Niss Eleanor sattcr
field
f Sons Blessed Assurance
collection
+ Selection by NJ. Y. +.
>. Guest Spcakcr-Stcyc Hickma'
OF Milford
| Song His Way with Thee
= Slaughter Neck Church School a
t p. m. preaching at > p. NJ.
! Cedar Neck Church School. l:3
p M. Rev T.. y. Wright. Pastor
Milford chronicle., 1946-02-22

Mrs. Irwin Ennie's class of Young
people held a covered dish lunch
con in the S. S. Room on Wednes-
day night. There were forty guests
present with Mr.. COleb Johnson
serving as toastmistress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazel Roe enter
tanned at a dinner party on Satur-
day night to 81 guests. Those pre-
sent from here were Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. McIlvaine, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin Wilcutts, Mrs. Edna Davis and
Mrs. Isabelle Smith.
Mr.. Richard Patterson was in
Philadelphia for two days on busi-
ness during the past week.