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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
A KEY WEST
DISAPPOINTMENT

- - = - 4 q - 4S1d
With respectful admiration that
!, suggested fascination 2
a flirt across a Key West buss
Smiled and looked at me -
Till a feeling, of elation and sort
of palpitation of the heart
Resulted from his flattering per-
sistency.
He kept his eyes bent on me only
while his admiration won me
Till he leaned across and spoke
with an apologize, cough;
Then l blushed in every feature.
for he said, the horrid crea-
ture,
Beg your pardon, Miss, for speak
ing, but your breast pins
dropping off"
Harvey Bloomer.
\ X X
TWO of the SincereSt and incest
people have ever met are EU
GENE and BILLY LYONS. Mr.
lyons is a former chief correspon-
dent in Russia for the UniteI
Press, and on these experiences
he has written the stirring and
vital autobiography, Assignment
In Utopia. His story is an &C
count of his views before leaving
for Russia and how he finds the
regime when he gets there and
his establishment. 1t is tod
plainly, honestly and sincerely.
without the frills usually written
about Russian people and Their
government, l, for one, woul.
like to pay homage to Mr.. Lyons
for bringing this accurate account
before the public.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-03-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Personal Notes
BY PATRICIA
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FRANCIS X. DELANEY and
LEONELLA DELANEY are quite
proud of their little daughter,
FRANCINE. Francine has a new
swing erected by her father in
the yard. 1t is quite sturdy.
X X X
The knight girls were we'll
known in Key West High School
days by all the boys. There were
always crowds of 8 the fellows
hanging around. Well, domestic
life comes along and we see NELL
ROSE KNIGHT is now a Lopez,
married to JOE LOPEZ, city golf
champ; MATILDA KNIGHT is
married to J. M. JOHNSON and
lives in frozen northern middle
west, Chicago, I believe; CLEORA
is married to LIEUTENANT
JOHNSON, who is stationed here
in the Coast Guard. There are
two Knight boys . one is JEFF
KNIGHT and the other is HARRY
KNIGHT. Harry married Lopez.
also. RAMONA, who, incidental
ly, was ordered away from the
Golf Course Sunday because Har
ry is not too happy about his golf
game at all times and especially
not in tournament. Jeff Knight
is not married.
4 X 4
HORACE P. CONNABLE and
MRS .CONNABLE are a lot of
fun. They often entertain in their
beautiful home in Martello Tow.
ers. There is always a breeze
coming through the home, whieh
has four-wayo ventilation. TIE
long living room runs the full
length of the house on the first
floor and there is little alcove
with tile just back of the living
room Which is open. g-se
0'""j' X X X ~ q.
Principal complaint c.: MRS.
JOAN KNIGHT, former Miss
Joan Thompson of this city, who
is now in Miami, is that Doctor
William Phelan, still overseas
with the Navy, used to throw
rocks at her when Joan used t.
visit Pauline Phelan, BiIly's Sis
ter. Well, l don't know if Dr..
Phelan has seen Joan these days
but l bet he wouldn't throw rocks
at her now. Incidentally, DR..
Phelan is married now also.
X r X
PAULINE PHELAN is married
to Chief Warrant Officer in the
Coast Guard, -' 4
Coast Guard and have two chill
dren. The oldest is boy, who is
quite husky for his age and really
up and coming. The youngest IS
a girl, born about four months
ago. They live at 1905 Whitehead
Street. * ~ He'@l
.... X X X
The following actually happen
ed here, according to Harvey
10 L.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Miss MO1Vatt We'd
To Mr.. Billiugslev

Miss Jean C. Mowatt, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Mowatt of
Brentwood, was married to Mr.. Nor
man ]. Billingsley. son Of Mrs. James
M. Hughes of Canton, Ohio, yester-
day afternoon in st. James Church,
The Rev. Wilbur F. Wheeler ofici-
ated.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, and Miss Joan Thebo
was her maid of honor. Mr.. Francis
w. Puryear served the bridegroom
as best man.
After a wedding reception at the
Broadmoors the couple left for
Niagara Falls for their honeymoon.
They will make their home at Cabin
Johns Gardens, Md.
Mrs. Billingsley attended I'm
nnaculate Conception Academy and
Mr.. Billingsley studied at Benjamin
Franklin University During the
war he served In the Army as q
cautain.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
|St.. Thomas Fete
To offer Society
Much Needed Items

The bazaar to be given at st.
Thomas Episcopal Church on Sat-
rrday is beginning to look like the
social event Of that afternoon.
Prominent Washington hostesses
who are not participating have con-
tributed priced possessions that are
causing interest to run nigh. The
bazaar will be held in the Parish
Hall adjoining the church which Is
at Eighteenth and Church streets.
Mrs. ALI Heiberg is chairman OF
the Gown Shop" which viii oner
everything from handmade French
lingerie to Paris hats and frocks.
On top of that there will be some
interesting and unusual door prizes
connected with that shop alone.
Miss Mamie Chase Is In charge
of the white elephant table. where,
according to rumor, one may solve
the Christmas shopping problem
Also helpful on that angle will be
the household and gifts table and
the tie table. Mrs. Ralph Coolidge
Mulligan Is chairman Of the former,
which will offer beautiful examples
of needlework and aprons, and that
perfect tie for a particular man will
be under the supervision OF Mrs.
Samuel A. Kimberly.
This whole affair has been de-
signed to supply some Of the most
sought-after items Of the present
day. There will be a soap table with
actually washing powders as well as
variety of soaps for sale. From
some of the best kitchens in Wash
ington will come chocolate cakes,
pies, ETC., to be sold at the food
table, of which Mrs. Harry M. Sieber
is chairman. Also tea will be served
by a committee headed by Mrs.
Albert p. Niblack.
Other features of the bazaar will
include the candy table; the doll
table, Mrs. Arthur Shaw. chairman;
cards and calendars table, Miss
Florence Hyde, chairman; the flower
table, Miss Eva p. Cox, chairman,
and the grab bag table, Miss Elsa
A. Needham, chairman.
In addition to all this magazine
subscriptions and renewals will be
| taken.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Wedding Told

Mr.. Hubert E. Mays Of Waynes-
boro, Ga, announces the marriage
Of his daughter, Mrs. June Murphy
Of Atlanta, to Mr.. Joseph E. Hoyle,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Hoyle
OF Gaithersburg. The ceremony took
place November 6 in the Sacred
Heart Rectory in Atlanta.
Mrs. Hoyle is graduate of Girard
High School and Hurst Business
College in Augusta, Ga. Mr.. Hoyle
Is a graduate Of Poolesville High
School and was discharged from the
Army in January after serving 10
months overseas.
Following wedding, trip to
Florida the couple will make their
home in Rockville where Mr.. Hoyle
is employed by the Suburban Pro-
pane Gas Corp.
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Wedding Planned

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert w. Molineu
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Ruth Lois Molineu,
to Mr.. John Kenneth Brownley. son
OF the late Capt. and Mrs. william
S. Brownley of Baltimore. Decem-
Der n has been set as the date for
the wedding which will take place
in the Brightwood Park Methodist
Church.
The bride-elect is a graduate Of
Calvin Coolidge High School and is
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Coast Guard Unit
Luncheon

The Washington Unit Of the Coast
Guard Welfare will give luncheon
Tuesday at I2:45 o'clock at the
Army Navy Country Club. The
November business meeting, which
will follow, will be presided over
by Mrs. r. B. Lank, Jr., and plans
for the traditional Christmas fruit
baskets for. Coastguardsmen in the
Bethesda and st. Elizabeth Hos
pitals will be arranged.
Comdr. Leon H. Morine, U. s
C. G. director of the unit, and
1t. Austin J. Flynn, U. S. c. G.,
assistant director, will address the
group.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Bethesda.Lower Montgomery County
luncheon Hostess for Visitor;
Hall Children Give Partv
By Lillian Arthur.

One of the larger parties of the
past few days was the luncheon
that Mrs. A. G. Earnest gave at
the Congressional Country Club for
nearly 80 guests.
Mrs. Earnest planned the party
80 that her friends could meet
her aunt, Mrs. w. A. Watts Of
Birmingham, Ala, who is her house
guest for the next two weeks.
Everything about the party was
planned to make the occasion one
that the guest of honor will remem-
Der long after she has returned to
her home in the deep South.
Yellow chrysanthemums and
bright-colored leaves filled the
vases at the head of the U-shaped
fable and the place cards carried
out the same yellow color scheme.
Among Mrs. Earnest's guests
were Mrs. Robert j. Wilson, Mrs.
Evan A. Sholl, Mrs. j. w. Marriott,
Mrs. Gordon Sears, Mrs. Watson r.
Rulon. Mrs. Janelle Andrews, Mrs.
S. Grady Putnam, Mrs. Charles
Reese, Mrs. Henry PEPPER, Mrs.
Charles Stanley Lightbown, Mrs.
Donald Adams, Mrs. Ray Norton,
Mrs. George Plummer, Mrs. F..
Moran McConihe, and Mrs. w. p.
Meyer.
Others at the luncheon were Mrs.
John l.. Keddy and her daughter,
Miss Marion Keddy; Mrs. William
Hanson, Mrs. Ralph P. Counselman,
Mrs. Theodore P. Sloat, Mrs. John
S. Cockrell, Mrs Alice Berry, Mrs
Hubert Keller, and Mrs. Robert E.
Moran.
Several other parties have been
planned for Mrs. Watts during her
visit here. Tomorrow Mrs. Robert
Wilson will entertain for her at
q late afternoon party.
Mrs. Watts will leave on the
18th for a week in New York.
Evening star., 1946-11-10

ing and walking on a runway.
There is also q course in Self I'm
provement, If you don't have model
aspirations. And still another
course in Speech and Etiquette.
This school offers a convenient
tuition plan: $40 upon registration,
the balance in small weekly pay
ments. Located Just across the
street from woodward and Lothrop.
Second floor: 604 18th Street NV.
Glasses from 1880 to $50 pm.
Phone MA. 6o84.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
III; III; III: {Iz

The foshion story tells q
tale Of dromotie ehopse--from
cosuoIness 70 lavish formoIity
in evening foshions.
Vivid imagination hos been
given full rein in the designing
Of this seasons most provoeo-
tive clothes.
Evening gowns ore showing
on astonishing weoIth Of mo-
terioI :. high lighted with
fIoshes Of gold, poilIettes, gold
Ioee, and rich furs. The fob
nes themselves ore lovish-
poper stiff toffetos. the first
pure siIks-in satin ond velvet,
and froeiIe Ioees which ore
used extrovosontly.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
Reception Planned
For Synzbb0My Star

Maj. Gen. clifton B. Gates, COM
mandant of the Marine Corps base
at Quantico, and Mrs. Gates have
been especially invited for the re-
ception November 20 following the
concert of the National Symphony
Orchestra. The reception is in
honor of Gladys Swarthout who
will be the soloist at the concert
that evening. The famous singer
Is the wife of Maj. Frank Chapman
who was on duty at Quantico and
in addition is close personal friend
Of Gen. Gates. The orchestra, too,
has fondness for Quantico and its
officers, for during the war the
members Of the organization played
there and accompanied Gladys
Swarthout, who was the soloist.
Invitations for the reception have
been issued by the social commit
tee of the Woman's Committee for
the, Orchestra. Mrs. Robert Lefevre
is chairman of the social commit
tee and Mrs. James L. Oliver is
VIC ul0ll. Wig W&tAl tAlCAAl
are Mrs. Oscar Bergman. Mrs. Ed
ward r. Finkenstaedt, Mrs. War
rem w. Grimes, Mrs. Miriam Hilton,
Mrs. Robert Mcbride, Mrs. Olive
Writer'S, Mrs. Joseph Miller, Mrs.
Howard Mitchell, Mrs. George
Hewitt Myers, Mrs. Russell Burch-
ard, Mrs. Oliver Gasch, and Mrs,
Ralph Moeller. They have invited
all other members Of the Women's
Committee, members of the board
of directors Of the National SYM
phony Orchestra Association and
the members of the orchestra.
The reception will be held in the
Washington Club Immediately fol-
lowing the program Wednesday eve
ming, November 20. This will be
another in the all-subscription Sc
ries of the orchestra which was
completely sold out before the first
concert this season.
Evening star., 1946-11-10

department in the shop-with ex-
pert filters to give you that per-
fection of 1T, you so desire
You'll find coats, too. And dresses
for school, sports and dress. Ac-
cessories include costume jewelry
and handbags. Open evenings til
g.; Saturdays til 6. 1902 CONN.
AVE. Phone NO. 74e9.
Evening star., 1946-11-10

and lustrous-and the waves wide
and natural. The skilled hair
stylists give machine permanents
that start at s12.50. They also
give Cold Waves. 1923 CONN.
AVE. Phone DE. 5811. Bethesda
salon: 724s Wisconsin Avenue NV.
Phone OIL. 1915,
Evening star., 1946-11-10

but the mammoth platters seem to
be the favorites. Make it a two
some. or gather up party. There's
room for all in this huge restau-
rant. Ask the headwaiter to seat
you at the Captains Table-or in
the Ships Cabin-or in any of the
other Marine Dining Rooms. You'll
enjoy it during shopping hours,
and after the theater, as well. 1921
and 1907 E STREET NV.
Evening star., 1946-11-10

in Fashion Model
ing at PHYLLIS
BELLS Ideal"
SCHOOL. You will
improve your fig
ure, learn to apply
make up, W e ar
clothes with assur-
ance, and .instill
yourself with the
fine points Of pos
Evening star., 1946-11-10

manners, CLONES
are all sign
posts. II you
take the trouble
to dig around
the roots of
your personal
ity, supply nour-
ishment and di-
~>1$ -~-,@h ~
Evening star., 1946-11-10

10 Tell you the
truth. And 1t will,
too-after you've
been to HEADS
OF CONNECTI-
CUT AVENUE
for your much
needed permanent
wave. Your mirror
will tell you that
x,N,,r r,,r1e oro SNft
Evening star., 1946-11-10

and, in Washington, it's
BREWOOD. Brides are choosing
Cranes new Ecruwhite wedding
paper-which has traditional dig
nifty and modern charm. There
are many correct styles and
two envelopes are now used. Sam
pies are on display for . leisurely
consideration. 1877 q ST. NV.
Evening star., 1946-11-10

MISS NANCY ANDERSON
The attractive daughter OF the Secretary OF Agriculture
and Clinton p Anderson Is senior at Mount Vernon
Seminary She ants to 90 to college, but hasn't decided
Dhether it w be in the East Albuquerque, ~ Mer
the tans original tall stately and has dark
hair dark eyes and fair skin. During her sir the
Washington school has occupied most of her time But
she took time out to be the Shenandoah Apple Blossom queen
last spring Her tavore ertracurrcular activity horseback
riding portrait bu EUing
Evening star., 1946-11-10

Jacket t lines,
featured by L
FRANK COM
PANY. The y
come in lovely
colors: coral,
kelly green, rich
blue, and black.
The fabric Is a
mixture: wool
s>..>- A~l .Ak
Evening star., 1946-11-10

ed and expert
enced electrolysis
oper a t ors a t
MARGARET e.
SCHEEIZE, INC.
can remove those
unsightly hairs
from your face
and arms-by the
Multiple Elec-
frcJyeis Mefhod -
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where garments are
made larger or small
er. and zippers, bon
ings and garters re-
placed. They also boast
the largest selection Of
bras in town: band
eaus, long-hnes, eve
ming, strapless and
wired bras sizes
Evening star., 1946-11-10

now with the American Security g.
Trust Co. Mr. Brownley, who served
four years in the Army, is now at
tending the Capital Radio Engineer
ing Institute.
Evening star., 1946-11-10

~
S E A GRILL.
Th cir menu
features a great
variety Of sea-
food platters.
They also serve
full cours e
luncheons and
49,
Evening star., 1946-11-10

Z K q u site e gowns,
dresses and negli-
gees-with perfectly
co-ordinated jewels
all from FLOR
ENCE RYAN, INC,
will be modelled at
luncheon. You'll en-
Joy the sparkling
showing, the delici-
o,,e foods fhA epeontb
Evening star., 1946-11-10

wedding in
vitatioras and
q n n o unce-
nents. Like
every great
CITY, Wash
ington has
its particu-
lar engrAv-
er for those
TT &c
Evening star., 1946-11-10

lery repair
experts a t
the STEIOS
COMPANY.
ey c an
also reweave
and inweave
rips, cigaret
b U n S and
moth holes
Evening star., 1946-11-10

WlE fOOuMC,
this restaurant
offers an atnos-
phere Of dignity
and beauty to
all who lunch
or dine there.
Beginning to-
morrow, they
will be open
EVERY Mon
day az UAll as
Evening star., 1946-11-10

a method which is recommended
by physicians to remove hair per-
manently. You will be delighted
with the results with the priv
ate, gentle and painstaking care
during each visit. Open evenings.
1l45 CONN. AVE. Phone MA. 1926.
Evening star., 1946-11-10

bits hair. Drawstring at the waist,
plain, round neck and much
wanted long sleeves add to their
great wearability. Only $5.s5 j..
in sizes 80 to SO. Other styles at
$7.ss. p STREET as 12th.
Evening star., 1946-11-10

every occas-
ion, made of
the finest
W o oil e n S,
snlartly tai
lored, an d
handsomely
S t Y I e d.
There's even
an alteration
Evening star., 1946-11-10

every day-from HAS am. to 8
pm, and Sunday from 1 to Q pm.
Parking facilities are excellent, too.
9th and Maine Avenue S.W. Phone
RE. 3013-4.
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breast Of chicken,
dipped in waffle
b q t ter, fried in
deep fat, and COW
cred with q mouth
melting Hollandaise
sauce. Served at
luncheon and din
, ner. So are the
tall, steaming hot
POPOVERs. Lo-
Gated on the Poto-
NV. DI.9256.
Evening star., 1946-11-10
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/" HERE'S THE MODEL
SITUATIONS" If you
want to become q fashion or
Photographic model-take a course
Evening star., 1946-11-10
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" A Dv1cE TO TOM, DICK
AND HARRY"-or to
any man or woman who enjoys
good food. Decide today to dine at
N,nNNyAJEU &C
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&" QUIT YoU?" THE BLAIR
~ SHOP will suit you beau
tifully, this season. They have a
noteworthy collection Of suits for
Evening star., 1946-11-10

s. OF CORSETS-at your
servicel" IT'S THE
DORNE CORSET SHOP that has
that wonderful repair department
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" GO. YOU'RE GOING TO
- BE MARRIED?" Well,
well! That calls for best wishes"
and the loveliest engraved
Evening star., 1946-11-10

up SO A, B, c and D cups.
Open. $50 to 7 pm. 1921 14th
st. NV. (Tivoli Theatre Bldg) co.
2610.
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6 pRETTY AND PRAcII-
CAL" that's what
you'll say Of those cosy blouses,
designed on Eisenhower battle
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$3.50 Ten Swedish messages
with steam cabinet and lamp
$39.50. 1870 F ST. NV. MA. 7256.
Evening star., 1946-11-10

IN SILK and woolen clothing, and IN
fine table linens. 904 G STREET
NV. Phone MA. 8442.
Evening star., 1946-11-10

becomes thing of beauty and dis
tinction. Judgment and taste in
crease immeasurably. And one can
live a full life. Personality gains
through development Of fresh ideas
So If you have been going to take
a course in Self Improvement
why not do 1t now? Call NORTH
GIL for an appointment with
PEARL ATKINSON, to-day. For
the professionally minded, Miss
Atkinson also gives . course in
Fashion Modelling. School location:
1865 CONN. AVE, just at Dupont
Circle.
L" mucE AT ANNE ANN;
look better and feel better-n you
take a course NOW! Ring-rollers,
Evening star., 1946-11-10
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" A TRULY GLAMoRoUs
fashion show awaits
you next Saturday''-in the PAIL
MALL ROOM Of the Hotel Raleigh.
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I" CNAGs AND RUNS HAVE
SHORT LIVES" in your
precious stockings because they are
curbed quickly by the skilled hos
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4" MRRoR, MIRROR, ON
A THE WALL? Who's
the fairest of us alp" Your mir
ror can always be depended upon
Evening star., 1946-11-10

music of Johnny Shaw and his
orchestra. For reservations-call
the Pail Mall Room, MA. 1910.
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" REAUTY Is SKIN DEEP
but 50 important"
If s,lperduous hair Is your problem
your troubles are over. The skill
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i" You CANNOT AFFORD
to let yourself be
marked down'l" Background is
personal cultivation. Conversation,
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Lave YOU TASTED

HAv1 1oo Ell
Chicken Barbara"
the piece de resistance-out at
WATER GATE INN? It's 80 good
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A spring wedding is planned by
Miss Lybe Robbins and Mr.. Moe A.
L. Wulfow, whose engagement is an
nounced by Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Robbins of Washington.
Evening star., 1946-11-10

One of the larger parties of the Mrs will her
past days luncheon York.
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mc-at r ST.
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Newman.GoA

The engagement of Miss Lillian
Newman to Mr.. Horace Gold, son OF
the late Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gold
schlager of Montreal, Canada, is an
nounced by Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Newman of New Haven, Conn.
Miss Newman attended George
Washington University and Cor
coran Art School. The bridegroom
elect attended McGill University
and Sir George Williams College in
Montreal.
Evening star., 1946-11-10

' IVl ClIOGE
whn "knowo
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-27

Mrs Lille II. Belts Of this town.
who is on Il visit with her dauSn-
ters, Mrs. Blanche Calvin and Mrs.
Theora Spanutius was given a sur
prise on her birthday recently,
when her daughters, grandchildren
and nephews gave her Happy
Birthday at the home of her
daughter. Blanche. She received
several nice gifts amongst them a
lovely Orchid, which she wore that
day. A beautiful bouquet Of flowers
was presented by Harold, her nep-
hcw, besides other valuable gifts.
She received 81 birthday cards and
her daughter prepared a splendid
dinnre for the several guests. Then
on Wednesday night Mrs. Belts was
entertained at a turkey dinner al
the home of Mrs. TheOra Spanutius
Mrs. Mae Taylor have moved to
the residence belonging to Mr.. J. r
Hill on Central Ave. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Berger have rented
and are occupying the dwelling OF
Mr.. Charlie Williams on West ave
Misses Bessie and Lizzie Tunnel
of Dover attended the services al
Presbyterian Church here on Sun
Gay and visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
VI. Evans.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-27
OCEAN VIEW

The Sunday Services will be con-
Quoted as follows at Bethel Metho-
dist Church on December 29th.
The Worship service begins at 10
a. M. Prelude by Mrs. Dorothy Holt
Branford, Organist. Special music
will be rendered by the Choir.
Frankford Chapter No. II, Order of
THE Eastern Star" will meet i'll a
body and worship at this service.
The sermon will be delivered by the
minister, Rev. F. Charles Louhoff,
Jr. AT $50 p. N. the VI. Y. f. Will
meet with Mrs. Florence Richards
as the Leader in the Church. Then
at 7:30 the Evening Worship SER
vice with Sermon by the Pastor.
The Presbyterian Church held
! their Christmas service on Sunday
afternoon beginning at 1:3O. The
! Christmas tree added to the decOra-
tions, Program with singing OF
Christmas Carols and readings.
Sermon was by Mr.. Thomas Smith,
a student of Princeton Theological
, Seminary made the Christmas ad-
| dress. The Oreanist was David
Allen. S0loist was Mrs. Georgia
! Tunnel Beamer.
The Christian Church, with Rev.
Larber as Pastor. hold their ser
vices both morning and evening on
Sunday, December 29th. Christian
Endeavor at p. m.
Everyone enjoyed the Solo by
Mrs. Harry Vickers on Sunday
morning at Bethel Methodist
Church
There will be a special treat tC
music lovers OH Tuesday night
January 7th when Mr. Richard
Maxwell and Miss Helen Benner
Soloist of Radio fame will appear
in person in Bethel Methodist
Church to render Sacred hymn!
and other Songs from we'll known
composers. DO not miss the enter
tainment of Inspiration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin b. Short o
Oak Lane, Pa, and their children
Isaac and Hope. accompanied by
Mr.. James Lynch motored from /.
LansdOwne. Pa, and were guests 1t
dinner of their grandmother Mrs
lIettie Short. Mr.. James Lyme!
. visited his son, Mr.. Russell Lyme
at MillSbOrO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Lynch haV
returned home from a visit with re
, latives and friends in Washington
, II. G. and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebc Davidson vii
partakc of Christmas dinner q
| duck at the home of Mrs. Geor"i
: Richards. on December 25th. pro
yidence permitting.