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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-15
Lula r. Keene, Wen.
Known Woman. Dies


Mrs. Lala p. KssDs. Of bS3 w,
Central Ave-, Well-kn0wn st. Paul
woman, died on Nov. Q ct AneksF
hospital after suffering o stroke on
Oct. ~. Mrs. Ksens was born In
SpaTtansbuFE, South Carolina, and
came 70 st. Paul August, 1925,
where she had resided ever since.
Survivors include sisters, MIRA.
Louise u. Powell Of Wichita, KAns.,
Mrs. William Gillian Of Washing
ton, ID. C., and Mrs. Lois Curtis Of
st. Paul; q niece, Mrs. Lois Pow
eTs.
Funeral services were held We'd
nsSdSy, Nov. Is, at Camphor Mem
oriAl church ut 2 .. m, with Rev.
G. r. X. Nelson officiating. Inter.
msnt Oakland. Brooks funeral
home In charge.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-15
PHILADELPHIA (NNPA)

PHILADELPHIA (NNPA) 49,
Philadelphia will have FIVE Negro
representative In the State As
Sembly, all Republicans, As q re-
suit Of ths elections Of Nov. 8.
They are Lewis N. Nintess, William
A. UpshuT, JT., DIR. Edwin p.
Thompson, Howard NJ. Henry and
the Rev. Clarence NJ. Smith.
The winners were opposed by
the following Negro candidates
Mrs. Jason, Thomas =. Trent, In
cumbent; LSs p. Myhan, iheum-
bsnt, the Rev. Dennie W. HoRRard.
baptist pastor, incumbent, and J.
Thompson PettigFew, incumbent, all
on the Democratic ticket.
DE. John X. Ries, dentist, run
ming for Congress on the pre-
emptsd Unltsd Citizens tickets,
was . poor third 10 the winner,
FTansis J. Mal0nsy, Republican,
and Representative John Il. ShsF.
IdAn, the Democratic incumbent.
His race served 20 hlghllRht the
futiIity u attempting 10 elect .
Negro 20 Congress from PhIla-
delphia without the endorsement
OF one OF the two major parties.
What he did was % take away
enough votes from Sheridan, who
was not popular with his col.
0red constituents. to cause the
latter 10 lose.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-15

strUetion viii b. held at rs p N. In IL
church Tbs subject will BE- the Book Of
Common Prayer"
The date has been ~ for ooaArmation.
Sunday evening. Dee. "a Gt which time
the Rt. Rev. Stephen q. kseler. Bish1p
Of the Diocese Of Ninn1OtA. will make
his annual visit AL Who are interested
n being confirmed. please contact Mr..
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-15

eHNH WV ~ W"
Of Governor elect
l. u / h er W d.
Y0unRdahl. As
public officials
and lay leaders
intensity their
pressure for con-
Hideration of
their special
problems there Is
certain TO arise
nm urgent need
for development
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-15
Cards of Thanks
In MenOriam

CARD OF THANKS
Wish 10 extend my HEARTFELT THANKS
TO all who 50 kindly AasiEted ne and for The
words Of Sympathy and bsautiful hOrAl a.
fsTing. eHtsHds4 uHo1 the death q my
Special thanks 20 the L@lis Lawrence Post
SS7 American Legion and Rev. L. Williams.
Of ST. Phillips Episcopal church.
IN MEMoRiAM
In fond remsmbrNneV Of our loving
mother and wife. ClOtisl LOuise Harris.
who passed away eight yearS Ag0. Nov. 3.
Sadly miAssd b. haabaRd, JoSsph T. !: -four
sons. J. TSdford. Reginald A.. SGAnlsy l..
and Robert N; one daughter. Patricia
Ruth.
In loving memory Of my dear husband.
Richard II; Peterson. Who passed away one
year ago, Nov. 10. 1898
A silent thought = secret tear.
Keeps his memory ever dear.
Sadly missed by Nina Pstsrson, wife.
IN MEMoRIAM
In loving memory Of our husband and
father. Ewing shannon. Who departed ths
life, one year ago. Nov. II. letS.
God underStAnds our SorroWB, He under
stands our falling team
And whispers 70 u. Be strong and do not
fear.
He underStsnds our heHrtAehsa and whisper.
He undsrSthndS and cares.
Sadly uisssd By Mrs. JeaaIs Shannon.
wife Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Jones. soh
and daughter.
BegS IOT women
The word Soroptimist 10 derived
trom "Soror" meaning sister. and
'optimaS" which means ''0f or
belon EinG TO the best or COOLEST"
II has been defined a. the best Cor
women"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-15
MINNESOTA
POLITICAL
ROUNDUP

The focus Of political interest In
Minnesota during the next several
weeks will center more and more
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-15

NO 90
orally at a
invited, at
gradually
the house
And you dc
You have
given it real
on in these
ask yourself
over hours Of
ton for the
he Drpfpr III
AS there is a
there is a rea
It's quite
have spent
on a lovely o
do and a ma
you have 81
mind. Yes,
the same m
10 these man
then you ma
aware Of il.
II your re
six months q
ably already
have to ofc
verSatiOn. W
with a par
plenty! You
is in search
versation, an
can be abe
politics, wor|
yes, poker.
This is yo
you can abO
politicians in
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-15

the Democratic party a. constituted
Ut this time and, therefore, moved
back TO the Republican column In
large numbers.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-20

krdvicah napram nasemu crne-
mu prebivalstvu na jugu, tako
drugi uredniki ter voditelji ljud-
skega mnenja vsepoysod sluM-
10 v korist najboljsih tradicij
ameriske demokracije, ako Sc
pOtegujejo "a pravice nasih tu-
jerodnih skupin, verskih in dru-
gih manjsinskih elenentov, ko
uvidijo, da prinasa krivicno po-
stopanje ali kritika ' ospredje
njihove probleme, ki SO obenem
problemi nase 'spiosne javnosti,
kajti Amerika je dezela, XII Sc
stoja IL mnogih skupin in ras-
nih izvorov, XII Sc tn polagoma
izliyajo v enotno amerisko ljud-
stvo. .-..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-20

ro. d. je sprRjA nassto Jeyne-
ga svetnika pri organizaciji M.
tional Association for the Ad-
yancement Of the Colored Peo-
pie.
v tel svoji kapaciteti je pred
kratkim goyoril pred odlifn
avdijenco v New Yorku in pred
met njegovega govora je bila
"Pravica "a yse", kakor isto
gledajo naM drzavljani-crnci.
"V Ameriki je okrog 15,OOO,-
600 ljudi," je dejal Harrington,
Xxi pc vsej pravici verjamejo,
da justica v Ameriki pomeni
pravico le "a belce.. Mi ljubinno
Ameriko prav tako globoko, kot
more ljubiti svojo domovino
kdorkoli."
"Tekom zadnje yojne je slu.
lilo skoro million crneey v ma
sih vojnih silah = preko 6OO,-
900 jih je bilo v delayskih ba.
taljonih. Pozyani smo bill, da
sluzimo, potem pa nam je bilo
povedano, da "a boj nismo do,
volj dobri V e1ostavnen
jeziku bi Sc to reklo, da nam
niste dali prilike, da nudimo
svojo kri v obrambi nasih last.
nih zivljenj in Avjenj drugih
moz, XII SO belle polti .. Ame.
risko pravilo je bilo 'Nobenih
crncev ma frontni liniji'', doklel
nj koncno prikorakal tia 92ti.
"Sedaj so vojaki donna. Veei'
ma veteranov je zagrenjenih
ker preprostih zahtev' - kro
va mad glavo, sluzbe, gotovost
- ne morejo dobiti. Ali vpra
sam vas, kako sele Sc pocut
Grn veteran?
Cd 81 vojaskih bolnisnic, X
tnenotno obstojajo, jih je II
XII ne sprejmejo crnih vetera
nov, razen v izjemnih slucajil
nujnosti. Ia preko 5000 crnil
veteranov v Georgiji in Missis
sippi nj niti enc same bolniskt
postelje. v. u. S. S. uradu ,
Birmingham (Alabama), XII nj
ma enega samega crnca name
scenega v svojem uradniskeu
stabu, so ponudili crnemu We
teranu, XII je incl visoko ma
obrazbo, mesto hisnika ozirorns
ponaocnika v poslopju. Cd Y
J dneya sem, je bio lincanil
vet kot devet crnih veterano,
in en- sam krivec dozdaj Sc n
bill pripeijan pred sodisce -.
Govorino o pravici pra
/ vici "a crnega veterana
ali justici "a Is iliionov crn
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-20

w. Aliquippa, Pa. - Dne rs.
novembra je v Fallstanu pogo
rela klavnica slovenskega me.
sarja Franka Ovca. Ogenj sta
zapazila diva delavca, Xxi sta sc
aytom vraeala 2 nocnega della
Zgorelo je tud nekaj prasieev'
zaklanih isti vecer, in orodje. K
sred je ostala kadilnica, v ka'
teri je bio veliko prekajenif
klobas. skoda znasa okrog ST.
600.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-20
Pravica "a yse

Vprasanje pravice ameriskin
drzayljanov, ki 50 zapostayi1e-
nj - ekonomsko, politicno, le.
galno - radi syoje rase, veroE-
povedanje, ali narodnosti posta-
ne vcasih ljudsko vprasanje,
Trenutno je predmet JAYNE po-
zornosti krivica, ki 10 trpe naSl
drzavljani crnci. To je pripiso.
vati nekaterim nedavnim do
godkom. Med teIni 50 dejanja
ustrahovanja z nannenom, da sc
prepreci glasovanje crncev (te-
kom primarnih volitev zadnje
poletje v Mississippi, kjer je Sc
nator Bilbo obdolzen, da je od-
govoren "a odsotnost crncev pr
primarnih volityah, v katerih
je on dobil 1000 glasov vecine).
Dale je bila lani v novembru
sprejeta v drzavi Alabami po-
stava, ki zahteva, da volilci
"znajo objasniti in pojmiti po.
men ustave Zed. drzav,"' name
sto da enostavno dokazejo,' OH.
roma izpricajo pismenost, kot
Sc cd volilcev pri registraciji ma.
vadno zahteva. To postavo sc
smatra "a poskus omejitve re.
gistracije crncev. Ako hi Sc ia.
ko zakonodajo uvedlo v splos'
mem, tedaj bi Sc tudi mnogin
belim drzavljanom prepreeilc
sodelovanje pri yolityah. Cele
.sodniki vrhoynega zyeznega SO
disca so pogosto v zadregi gle
de pojmovanja pomona gotovif
clenov in dolocb nase ustave
Pred kratkim Sc je kot nadaln
znaeilen dogodek, pripetil ma
pad ma mladega crnca, katere'
ga je zbil clan organizacije Ko'
lumbijancev, XII je ena najnovej
sih, mrznjo gojecih skupin.
Najvidnejsi vodja in glasnil
ljudskega nnnenja ma severn II
jugu z ozirom ma take protide
mokraticne akcije in izpade, j
Oliver Harrington, bivsi easni
kar in vojni porocevalec. Ar
madni zracni kor je zavrnil ME
govo prosnjo "a vstop, XII Sc n
incl vezbalnih pripray "a crn
ce. In ko je koncno bill omogo
cen vstop tudi crncem, je bi
Harrington ze prestar, da bi 8,
vpisal v zracno arnadno s1uz
bo, ter je bill tudi ze vojni po
rocevalec, dasiravno rnu je blk
le 26 let. Pretekio leto pa i
pustil svojo casnikarsko karije
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-20

GeV, eAz Vk9fsSsIu xdJc -
hteyam pravico "a Ameri-
ko. Kajti uyerjen sem, zaeno z
milijonom Grncev, XII SO pustili
sledove svojih stopinj ma Kas-
sarinskem prehodu, v Cassinl,
ma Anzio, v Normandy, v Ber-
linu,, ma Two Jima in v Tokiju,
da imajo bas tn v tel dezeli, Y
nasem ljudstvu srce in orodje,
S katerim moreno obliciti syet,
nov svet. Orodje SO nam zapu-
still mozje, XII so ze davno sa-
njali najvecjo sanjo eloveka. "a
pisali SO jo v naso Ustavo ne
izbrisljivo in nam pustili to ded-
scino, da jo cuvarao in brani-
mo, ker bill 50 prepricani, da
bode nova silna zemlja rodila
narod sirokogrudnih MOI in ze-
|na."
Dogodki, ki smo jih pref ma.
vedli, zganejo te sirokogrudne
ijudi, ia 'tkrepka srca", v ka.
terra zaupa Mr.. Harrington. Da.
siravno so strankarski interesi
dovedli do investigacije glede
Bilbovega delovanja v prid ME
COVE izvolitve in glede njego'
viii kvalifikacij "a nadaljni ter
min v zveznem senatu, je mlo.
60 Americanov, XII so uverjeni
da hi TAXA akcija morala bit
podvzeta ze davno. In dasi sc
, volilci v drzayi Alabami glaso'
vail "a .uvedbo zakona, XII ONE
juje volilno pravico erncev ,
omenjeni drzavi, je treba vede
ii, da tega MISC dosegL soglas
no - opozicija proti temu j
bila jaka in ma 6elu il je bill san
guverner drzave, XII je incl pod
poro iberalnih in delayskih sku
pin.
Ko so Kolumbijanci s svojin
napadom ma mladega crnca pri
sli ma prve strani velikih dnev
nikov, je izrekel najostrejso Oh
sodbo tega dejanja Ralph Nc
Gill, urednik vplivnega in res
mega lista ATLANTA Constitu
tion". v svojem uvodniku t;
list prinasa sarkasticen opis N
bas krepostne preteklosti mia
din vodij organizaeije Kolumbi
jancev v Atlanti, ter zigosa zlo
kobne sile, katere predstavlja
jo. Uvodnik je povzroeil senza
clio in je- zel priznanje, da j
pomagal diskreditirati v oeel
ameriske jaynosti to najnoyejss
organizacijo "mrznje'.
| Kot Sc v Atlanti odprto il
brez strahu izraza urednik ,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-26

bIinol1
,as SO bei6e, ST. ST Goftttor:, Gofttto: ttDer66eit
BEN aerI iDobI nidt bingfeit maiden.
slber ons ShidinI bat 10 ieine Cad
gaiien. Das lit ipabr."
.&odintereiinnt fir BEN Rrinitta-
IiIten, Dern1lite ih.
Serrann 5udte init ben MbIeln:
n@ie man es tlinnt. SD babe mebr
Sntereiie am Staats- nt1o @irhen-
reht. gs lit lnerqiiiflih, lih In bic
@eibihte lino oie 2ebre bon ben 8er-
irrlmaen oes menidlihen 8ilens
Dertiefen 81 miiiien."
y5ie baben Elm eoles Ser5," irteir1-
te Der 9oftor in einem Gone, bon
pelhem Sermann rtiht tp,iBte, mar
es Sronie, Sbmeihelei ooer Iifrih-
tigfeit.
Gin eoles, empfinoiames &erslN
tpieberbolte 8iener feierlid, nod eitl-
NAL.
gttpas gereiat entsegnete Der iun-
|ge Wann: Gin blsouleliger
Wenidl tpollen sic iagen."
.Nein, nein, neit1, Sr. 9rdtorius.
SD bin Elm abgeiagter Geirb oes
S6eraes. Sd neine nIIes. tpie ih es
1 lage. Das 2eben lit ernit genug, l,nb
Die Wenid)en iinb ber5lid ibleht, ipie
Sic gan5 rihtig su bemerfen belieb-
ten"
unb nun pbiloiopbterten oie beibelr
cine 8eile iiber bas io5iaIe glenb, Die
8ermilberlng Der Maiien urb bie
3unabme Der 8erbrehen. MIs tie NIT
ten in Der Debate naret, Ihritt on
Dem StraBenfeniter orauBen elm Boz
rabnte Elm ldngli6es, regelmdBiges
8eiidt. Cine tpeiBe Salsbinoe CAB
ibm ettpas 3eremonielles, SeierIi1es
lno berriet BEN proteItantil1en Ha-
itor auf BEN erlten 8lif. Ser Serr
blieb Dor Der ge0ffneten Sire oes
Gafes einen 4ugerblid iteben, i9aute'
refognoi5iereno in 6as 2ofal, i1iit-
telte Damn nit Dem &opfe uno Ipa-
5ierte tDeiter. gs nta6te ben ginorud.
als babe er anItoB an Der @eienihaft
genomnten nno tDolle oesbalb nibt
eintreten.
uI0e @etter!" rief Sermann. rSssdr
tpta tpetten, oas mar Ser ialbungs-
Dolle Surner."
gr bemerfte nid)t, tpie Ser Doftor
bel oieiem Namen ettpas erj1raf.
nalio Der &erl lit bier in Gom uno
tpagt iid in oas Npapiitiide 8abell"
r8er iagten Sie, ipenn i6 fragen
bari Sr. Brdtorius?"
20, ib meirte einen Yaitor aus
9ambnrg au erfennen. &aben Sic
eben tliht ben langen Serrn nit Der
tpeiBen 8inoe CUR Siire bereinlhauen
ieben2 Nein, Sic iaBen 5u tpeit nit
oem Hiifen nod Dem gingange. -
@r mar es ii6er. 9eun lit mir aber
audi flar, bon mem Bapa ieine sssi1-
formationen iiber mid erb1lt. Das ift
infam - Ser Menid lit aIIo elm
!Spion!"
~8er? Der @eiitlide bod nidt?"
rHaroon, &r. Doftor, tpenn id Iaut
ettpas bahte, mas Sbnen nottpenbia
5uiammenbanglos eriheinen muB."
nIb, ib min ni6t na1fragen.
&ermann er31blte fur5 einiges
|5um Geritdnbnis ieiner unbeoahtla-
men aeuBerung. Ser Doftor borte.
laheno gu ltnb tpi1tfte Damn Dem Self
|ner, Inn fir beioe gu aablen. Mls bas.
geideben, erbob er iid: nSsSest nluB iAl
mild perablfieoen, tpeil neil ih
nod cine 8erpflibtllng babe ia.
nod beute Nbeno. Sat midi nngertein
gefreut, Sr. Brdtorius . gitte.
laiien Sic Sbre genteiimi in Der ga.
ide, id babe mir seitattet, 81 beaob.
Ien."
(Gortiesung foIgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1946-01-26

fann1 geb0rt baben 2"
.8ebaure, rein. 9aAftens lit ;ibri.
gems Der @eburtstag rteines SnfeIs
greiDer; oa idreibe id na1 &auie.
Son i6 cine gmpfeblung bon Sbnen
beiteaen2"
8ieoernm aufte es iiber oas Sc
| iidt 6es 9oftors. 80, ih bite reht
iebr 6arun; fans man lih inei1er
nod erinnert. SD Derfebrte itur BRET
ooer bierntal beim @rn. BrGlioenter,
eingefiibrt ourd, anbere, irto INNER
BEL groBen Geten. 9a f1Ilt man als
arnter 2iterat iinter ben pielen Dor.
nebmen Serridaften leidt gana
| fort.
rWeine Ennte Bretper bat Elm alt.
| Beror6entlid gntes Nameit- uno Ser
lionenseoddtnis."
Cine ungenteilt Iiebensmiirbige
Dame."
| v8enn sic orei- ODER biermaI Bel
meinem Snfel tparen, uno oas aui
elmer groBen sSete, 10 nliiIlen sic
5tDei @inter in neiner Sein1atsitaoi
perhradt baben, benn 8retpers geber,
| IN ieoer Saiion nur 5tpei g r0Bere
Soireen."
nMaerbings - 5. f., ia getpiB, aui
5lpei g oire zen; nno Damn 1par if
nod einnal ea petit comite eingeIa-
oen."
Stun, Damn miro man Sbren @ruB
nit GROCER Greube aufnebmen, &r.
9oftor - i6 ineroe bon Sbnen idrei.
ben."
rslber Sic iollten iid burd mid
nibt bon ber 3eitung abbaIten Ial-
Ien" mabnte @iener.
uBenn sic mid anf einige Weinu-
ten entlbulbigen, 10 bin ih 10 frei,
Die 3eitnng eben raid 81, iiberflie-
gen"
80, i6 bite iogar barun."
Sermann fling alio an, Die Spal-
ten oes 8lattes burh3uieben. @db,
renboeiien firierte i'm Der 9oftor nit
einem lnbeimli6en, liItigen 8lide.
gea6 elmer 8eile rief Der iunge 8r1.
torins aus: nBottauieno! &i6tig, %
| lit bie Sfanoalgeibidte idon publif!
Gin Stedbrief gegen ben infamen
&erl!"
nSaben sic cine interellante No-
ti5?" fraste Der Doftor.
uSa, unb atpar einen Stedbrief ge,
gen einen ruiiiiden Shminoler na-
mems SDanoiplfp."
Der 9oftor Iadte: nNatiirlicb in
tereiiant fir Sic als Suriiten."
nNein, oerIelbe &erl bat uniere
Samilien beeaunert, II. a. audi Ser.
manote bon mir !. ;. 8ieneiht lernte1l
Sic bamals Die 4mrines fennen?"
nDen Ranten erinnere i1 mid ni1t
gebort 5u baben. Aber Inn mas ban-
belt es iib oenn, tpenn Die Sraee ni6t
inoisfret iit2"
Sermann er5ablte, mas linn ieir
gater uno Eante Gblotilbe iiber sstpa-
nomifp gei6rieben.
v9as muB elm boppelt raffinierter
Spisbube iein!' rief Der 8oftor ent-
riiitet aus. $50 cine Srebbeit! 8as
gibt es bod fir nieoertrd9tige Mer,s
iben auf oieier grbe! Sd fiirhte nur,
Sr. Sratorius, iener Stedbrief miro
luenig niiten."
n8ielo?"
r8eil berartige 8enies iih reht-
aeitig aus Dem Staube su MAIDEN
pflesen."
80, ner peiB! Sebr bGufig berra-
ten geraoe Soditapler iid ieIbit."
nDas CLAUDE i6 ni6t."
~Warum niht?"
"Weil oieie - tpenn Ser Musorud
nidt barod flingt - Die @eiiteselite
Der gerbre6ermelt biloen. Gospodi
pom =. !. id tpollte iagen: beiIige Su-
ititia, on biit oft am belen Gage
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12

much for all contestants. Alfred
Mitchell came closest to the top in
Il team including Evans Webb. A
team of 10 boys captained by
Wayne Phillips won the tug of war
In the pie-eatinS contest. Mary
Cavanaugh took first prize and
Ralph Hazel was a close second.
The pie-eaters then dove into flour
roofing contest
NO race" was the decision of the
judges in the second OF the weekly
series of sailhOat tilts on Sunday
when an hour after the starting be
sun not one of the little windjam-
mers had been able to progress
more than 800 yards Held in an
unusual calm, practically the
Eoldrums which continued until
late afternoon. the five entries. the
Honey. owned by Ronald Marsh OF
Lewes; the Dipper. skipppred by
George Fleming of ArdmOre. Pa
the Joan. owned by John Davidson
CT SWarthmOre, Pa. and pilOted hy
John {. Burton of LeweS; Il small
sneak box, owned by Jack lester Ol
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12
LEWES

MIR. and Mrs DOUGLAS Fleming
and daughter. Kay spent the week
end here with Mrs Elcming's
mother, Mrs. la Chambers.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Hayes
@nd son. Robert Nirdcn Hayes of
Wilmington are spending their va
cation here with Mrs Hayes moth
er, Mrs. A. W. Marshall ST.. AT her
home on Second Street.
Mr.. and Mrs Basset Birmingham
and Basset Jr. and Mr. Walter
Bowman OF Philadelphia were the
recent guests of Mr. Birmingham ;
mother. Mrs. Grace Birmingham at
her residence on Mulberry st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Smith of
SeafOrd were the guests of Mrs.
Smiths parents. Nr and Mrs. John
Brittingahm over the week end.
On the 22nd of this month the
LeweS Dairy, Inc, will open for
business. The finest of dairy pro
ducts. including hOmOGcniZcd, past
curiZcd milk and cream will he ON
hand for the public. In the near flu
ture the dairy will have their ice
cream plant III operation. Located
at the north end OF Pilot Town
Road, the dairy is to be run by
three brothers. two of whom are
, cX-serViCcmcn The LcWeS Dairy.
Inc. was run by the Birmingham
family prior to the war. and their
resumption of business in ii new
and greatly enlarged building will
be welcomed by tOWnsfolks Those
who Will resume the operations are
cX-Ser2eant Archie Brittingham
EX-Warrant Officer w Weldon
Birmingham of the Navy. and Bas-
sctt b. Birmingham Of Philadelphia
The H0llymount Home Demon
stration club held a business ana
social meeting on Wednesday at the
home of Mrs W. d. Burton.
The Gospel Church Of I.cWcS is
planning daily vacation Bible
School in its quarters at l2l McFct
Street. The classes started ON Mon
day and will continue through july
IS. children from ) to - years may
attend the classes from q 10 - a. m
each day. Graduation exercises viii
be Friday evening. July l9
The marriage of Miss kathryI
Warrington, daughter of MIR. ant
Mrs. Oscar O. WARRINGTON of LCWc.
To John Preston Joseph. son of cap
tain and Mrs. Preston ID. Joseph O
l.eweS, was SOlcmniZcd before the
family and friends at $50 O'cl0cl
ON Friday afternoon at the Lowe.
Presbyterian Church with the paS
tor, DR.. William IciShman. officiat
ing. The bride who was given il
marriage by her uncle. Captain I.c
roy COard Simpler. t. :. Navy. So
leCted a French blue crepe stree
length frOCk She had Il floral head
dress of white cardcniaS. and car
rlcd an arm bouquet of @ardcnia
and hahY'S breath. Her only attcn
dant. Miss Elizabeth Joseph. siStc
OF the groom wore Il blue crcp
street trOck printed in fuchSia. He
hc&ddreSs was of fuChSia @ladiolf
and she carried an arm houquct q
SladlOla of the same shade am
bahy'S breath stephen &. Waugh
OF Dixie DEL was best man. Mis-
+ Peggy Warrin2ton. sister of tn
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-12

Mr. and Mrs. H. f. Kehs are visit
ine in Allentown. Pa. with rela-
lives MIR. Kehs is on the faculty OF
the IeWcs School
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schell of
Brandywine Hills. Wilmington. and
their two small children, are oc-
CupYing the Marshall cottage on the
beach for the summer. Mrs Schell
may be remembered as the former
Miss Sue Marshall. daughter of Nh
and Mrs. Joseph l.. Marshall of
I4CWes.
\ surprise shower was given for
Mrs Agnes Simpler of Lewes. on
Friday evening in honor of her
Forthcoming marriage to Mr.. John
Wiley of Princess Ann Md Sever
al guests attended the shower
which was held at the home of Mr..
md Mrs Edward Wiley on Market
Street Mr. Wiley is a brother of
the groom to be.
Mr. and Mrs. Hclmuth Noolgor
and their children. Gail and Gary.
who have been living in Chicago,
ar" spending sometime here with
friends and relatives before going
ON To Oakland, California where
MIR. N0olgOr will be in business
Mrs. NOOlgor will be remembered
as the former Miss Edith BrittinG-
ham. II. ~, Il graduate of the Beebt
Hospital School of Nursing.
Mrs Norman p. Sloan has re-
opened her home. "PinewateI
Point" on Herring Creek. and will
hc here until late fall. Her son-in-
law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. jim
Lukens of SwarthmOre. Pa. anC
their children will be with her unit
the middle of July. when they have
leased the Freeman Bishop cottage
IN Henlopen Acres for the season
Mrs. Joseph Beck and her moth
cr Mrs. Frank Thompson of Phila
drlphia ar" spending July and Aug
uSt with Mrs. Clara Jones at he
home on Kings Highway Mrs
Beck is the wife of DR. Beck. whc
was former resident physician Il
the Bcebe Hospital
Miss Mildred Kitchens of Mills
hOrO was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
George Warrington and family las
Sunday