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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-09
BuRG1N's CONDITION SERIOUS

WASHINGTON, April 8.-U.D-
Representative w. o. Burgin, Cd,
N. CO. was reported in a seriods
condition Monday night at Doctor S
hospital where he is being treated
for coronary heart disease.
Burgin, 81, was admitted Sum
day morning. Hospital attendants
described his condition as "about
the same'
A Lexington attorney, he was
elected to the House in 1889 and
was reelected in 1941, 1943 and
1915. He is member of the For
eign Affairs committee.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-09
HELD FOR FORGERY

Dorothy Elizabeth smoot, alias
Butler, Negress, is being held by
police on three separate charges
of forgery.
Her bond fixed at $3.50, she is
accused of signing herself Joe
Campbell on three Security Ma
tional Bank of Wilmington checks
a n d receiving money in t h e
amounts Of $67.54, $38.5, and Soy
Ok
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-09
FAMILY CONFERENCE

CHAPEL HILL, April 8-(P)-
The ninth annual conference OF
conservation of marriage and the
family will open here, Tuesday
under the direction of DR.. Ernest
R. Groves, well known sociologls1
and authority on family problems
The sessions will continue through
Friday and will not be open to the
general public.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-04-09
Final Vote Tabulation
Widens Lead OF Peror

'BUENOS AIRES, April 8.-tR)-
Final returns from Argentina
Feb. "a presidential election show
ed today that Col. Juan D. Peron
received 1,474,44 votes to 1,2N,-
359 for his opponent, DR.. Jose
Tamborini, democratic union nom
inop
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-21
Rnhhed Service Station

Four boys from Bonner's Ferry
drove up to the Silver Gas Sta
ton which is operated by MI Doug
las GilchriSt While he was en-
gagged in serVicing the car with oil
one of the boys robbed the till of
its petty cash while another made
away with the sack containing the
silver which was the receipts for
three days Two other boys re-
mained in the car When one of
the boys paid in dimes and nickelS
Mr. Cilchrist's suspicious were a
reused and he held the boys until
the arrival of E. E. Drury who in
formed him that the sheriff had
been notified.
The group of boys were arraig-
ned in Justice of the Peace Far
ris' court but because of the nature
of the act the case was taken to the
prosecuting attorney and the Sher-
i'll at Libby
Troy had a new marshal. Robert
jenkins, take over on Friday and
such was his initiation into service.
Francis Cody recently resigned to
go into business.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-21

FREE timely, authorization booklet entitled 1.-THE Public and Indus
gives details of this inciNd1g specific
legislation useful handbook for CITIZEN pTOgrG"
chairman group leader postcard brings It, address, National AO-
sOn of Manufacturers Street, Nsw York TO- ~ Y.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-21
RR Know
MO N T A N A
Names :. Places

SIDNEY BY Charles Hurry Editor The
Sidney the Lewis and Clark trail located the
the lower Yellowstone
cities When petition for postofce circulated in
the Sidney proposed honoring Sidney Walters
family Population Sidney county Richand
county estimated 1000
Incorporated in
owsone project surveyed in 1903 completed 1872 pioneer
and largest for lamb feeding industry sugar
largest in Montana 945; also grains fruits vegetables livestock
industries station KICK only Mutual affiliate Montana
church denominations high school enrolment 1000
and G. N railroads three bus lines three highways
Sidney easy reach
VALIER-By Tom d. CaverIy Editor The valerian
The town of Waller population being the
of the establishment in
under the Carey Act in 1909 The Carg
the project from
Conrad Waller build dykes Frances body
of water miles long wowde
the engineer Peter Waller who surveyed railroad
lake after the wife of of the Cag About $4,000
furnished from Swift reservoir located
in the Rockies, % miles Waller
The town has fine airport along the lake
the lake being used for training amphbous during the
past gives landing facilities
planes
ANACONDA COPPER MINING COMPANY
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-21

town of Troy and dropped leaflets
telling of the big Smoker the Vets
are sponsoring here on Saturday
night, March g.
Miss Wanda Norwood spent the
weekend in Spokane where she had
dental work done
Helmer Hansen is replacing Mr..
Kjos as track inspector for the
Great Northern in this section. MIR.
Kjos' plans are indefinite.
Mrs. c. S. Bennett, Newport,
Wash, spent an extended weekend
with her daughter, Mrs. Leon Laf-
foon. On Monday Mrs. Laffoon
and her mother went to Libby
where they shopped.
Dr. and Mrs. Dixon, who winter
ed in Phoenix, Ariz., have returned
to Troy.
Pat Savage, who has been in the
Navy for two years, is spending
a leave at home.
Messrs Charlen Boulet and Carl
Lyme, Salt Lake, were at the Met
tier home on business last week.
Mr. and Mrs. p T. Mettler, Alice
and Phyllis were attending to bust
ness matters in Libby on Monday.
Carl Laffoon, Richland, spent the
weekend in Troy. He and Mrs.
Laffoon returned to their home on
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-21
SURPLUS PROPERTY SALE
IN BUTTE SOON

According to information fur
nished this office there is to be a
Surplus Property Sale to be held
in Butte on approximately March
Is, the exact date not having been
set as yet. The following property
is said to be included in this sale:
200 l15 ton trucks; so 4 to 5 ton
cargo trucks; so 5-ton tractor trucks;
25 Auto Car Tractor Trucks; 100
Jeeps for veterans; 10000 sleeping
bags; 5000 skis and other types of
available surplus.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-21

A boxing class under the direc-
ton of Lester Coffman was started
last week and has aroused much
interest among the boys of the
school The class meets in the GYM
nasium on Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays at 4 o'clock.
Mr.. Coffman is a former Golden
Gloves Champion and had a sue
cessful club in operation in Troy
before his entry into the service.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-21
Auxiliary To Post 55I4 Instituted


The Auxiliary to John E. Free
man Post 5514, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, was instituted on Friday
evening Mar. Is, with Mrs. Mar
garet Green of Great Falls acting
as Installing Officer. She was as
sisted in the floor work by Mrs
Helen Kelly, Jr. Vice President
Dept of Montana, Mesdames Alice
Winter, Lorna Lindsey, Jenny Pom
eTOy, Bertha Jolly, and Jessie
Barge, all of Kalispell and Mrs.
Pauline French of Troy.
Officers were elected and in
stalled as follows Pres. Eddie
Cody; ST. Vice Pres. Pauline Pur-
cell; Jr Vice Pres. Helen Bracy;
Chaplain, Martha Cobbledick: Con
ductress, Goldie Waychof; Treas
urer. Gail Prince; Secretary. Lor-
raine Brown; Trustees, Floyd MIN
nemen and Blanche Peters; Guard
lrma Kessler; Color Bearer, Louise
White, Alice Cofman. Elizabeth
Burns and Hazel Hayes.
For the dance to be held in the
Gymnasium Saturday, March %,
which will be given by the Auxi-
liary in the gym on Saturday night,
Mrs. Blanche Peters and Mrs. Ed
die Cody are the chairmen.
Mrs. Floyd zimmerman and Mrs
Luella Hayes will assist the high +
School girls who are serving re-
freShments in the Home Economics
room that evening.
After the meeting the ladies ser
we'd refreshments to visiting com
rades Of the post and out of town
guests
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-21

Messrs. George and Francis Cody
are establishing contracting bust
ness in Troy. They will do general
carpenter work, building and paint
ing.
The first job is the decorating of
the Silver Grill restaurant. This
will begin next week.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-21

The Cub Scouts, Pack "a were
entertained at a party Thursday
evening March IA at the Moose
Hall by the Moose Lodge. This
organization has sponsored them for
the past several years. Parents OF
cub Scouts, den mothers, and ex-
ecutives were invited Many of the
projects the cubs had completed
in order to win awards were on
display. These included scrap books,
bird houses, soap carvings, hobby
collections, etc. These have later
been on display in the window of
the. Kootenai Pharmacy.
The presentation of the charter
was made by Allan Hodges, and
then on behalf of the Moose Lodge,
was accepted by Frank French.
Grouped around a glowing camp
fire the boys were initiated Walter
Zimmerman, .Cubmaster and Ray
mond Dolan and Herbert Coffman,
denchiefs, conducted the ceremony;
Larry Chimenti, Bobby Westover,
Kenneth French, Freddie, Laehn,
Leon CASTOR, Donald Basham, Del
Drury received their Wolf badges
and Bob cat pin. Joe Collpgan who
recently joined was also initiated
Further awards were made to the
older cubs including Gary Thorn, |
Frank Cummings. Allen Hodges, !
Donald Johnson, and Bobby Bash +
am.
At this time the Eisenhower Med
al was presented the members of
last years pack.
Each den presented skit for
the enjoyment of the audience. Den
One whose den mother is Mrs. Ivan
Hodges, presented a Mexican Bull
Fight complete with matador, bull
horse and picador
Den Two, whose den mother is
Mrs. Glen Thorn assisted by Mrs.
AL Watt, depicted Teddy Roose-
velt on an African Game Hunt. He
encountered an elephant. a bear, a
and a turtle He was as
sisted by three natives on the hunt.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-21
WOman'S Society of Christian
Service

At the home of Mrs. Herman
Peterson on Thursday afternoon the
Woman's Society of Christian Ser
vice met in their usual way. The
president opened the meeting with
a scripture reading, and this was
followed by prayer offered by Mrs.
Fort. The most important bust
ness discussed was the redecora-
ting of the church Mr.. Fewkes had
donated the Kem-tone a short time
previous, and the women voted to
bear the expense of the labor for
applying this. This would amount
to $780,
Mrs. Peterson was assisted by
Mrs. Ella Savage. These hostesses
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-21
Dinner PARTY

On Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Nelson entertained Mr..
and Mrs Sather, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover Smith, Mr.. and Mrs Tony
Joy and Mrs. Baxter at a dinner
Following this, bridge was played.
Mr.. Sather won high for the men
and Mrs. Baxter received high score
for the ladies'.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-21

Samples of the property offered
will be displayed for the buyers in
spection.
Veterans preferences will be taken
care of at the sale but no privision
will be made for first and second
priority claimants Federal and
State).
1t would be advisable for anyone
interested in this property to con-
tact the AAA office at Eureka for
more definite information.
It's the fresh egg that always
gets slapped in the pan.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-21
Here and There

Here and There
Mrs Lila Smith, second grade
teacher, spent some time last week
having dental work done in Sno-
kane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Cody and
Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy McElrov uere
visitors in Spokane last week
Dave Meiggs, representative Of
the B. ]. Carney Pole Company in
Spokane, was in town last week on
business.
Miss Flora Sagen spent the week
end at her home in Troy. On Wed
nesday of this week, Misses Flora
and Anita Sagen accompanied by a
friend, Miss Lou Powers. Wvola
Mont, arrived from the University
of Montana, Missoula, to spend the
spring vacation with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sagen.
Sunday a plane scared over the
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-21

A group of high school girls as
sisted by Mrs. zimmerman and MRS.
Hayes, are preparing to operate a
lunch counter at the v. F. w cele-
bration here Saturday night. Mar
jorie Carr is chairman.
Practice on the senior class NAV
The Mummy and the Munps" Is
under way and the date of nro-
duction will be announced soon
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-21
A SalubriOus Climate We Boast

A SalubriOuS Climate We Boast
For the past three weeks we OF
Troy have seen the rapidly dimin-
ishing snow gradually recede until
now, except in sheltered spots, or
on the higher elevations none is
visible Naturally we feel a well
warranted relief, as snow came eX-
traordinarily early last fall and has
been with us continually since
True, our nights remain cold but
we feel an eXuberance of spirits
when we awaken to the songs of
the birds in the neighboring trees.
The more energetic people are
seen cleaning up yards, raking the
lawns, and some are spading up the
early garden.
The city has graded the streets
and now these streets which enter
tanned so many chuck holes all
winter are smooth as a boulevard
We are all grateful for this special
Of spring.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-03-21
TROY NEWS

served a refreshing salad with nUt
bread and coffee. Decorations were
a flat crystal bowl of kinnekinnic<
whose red berries were accentuated
by the tall red candles in crystal
candle holders.
A large number of women were
present.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-20
GLENDALE
{ nmnnnifN News

Elwood a Lynch is having a new
..odern service station. all concrete
erected on the corner al the Ellen
Gale ard Dupont Boulevard inter-
section.
Rev. and Mrs H carroll Beebe
and daughter of Newark spent the
week end With Rev Beebes father.
Ny JcAn p Beetle and grandson.
Robert L. Beehe. They also had
deliehtiul visit IN Greenwood and
GEORGETOWN.
MIR and Mrs ChalleS Marker of
Staten Island. New York We're week
End guests ot My and Mrs Clar-
eAce Spicer.
On Monday Mr.. and Mrs James
Williams entertained to dinner Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Marker of New
York.
Callers OF lr. and Mrs. John b.
berrickSon and family last week
were: MI. and Mrs. Clarence ].
Derrick> son and daughter Laura OF
Philadelphia. Nj. and Mrs Harvey
peyrckson OF Philadelphia. Nr and
MIS- Herbert Williams and Mr. ana
MIS-. James Evans ana son. Jimmie
ol Millyille.
Roy Nacklin of Wilmington was
week end guest OF Misses Allie and
Mia Nacklin.
Nir and Mrs. Edwin Patterson
entertained al dinner on Sunday
MIS-. Elmer Dunn and son Thomas
ol camden, Delaware.
Robert A Warren. who Eas been
very il! is improving AZ his writ
Ing.
Mrs. Della W. Baker entertained
Guests during the week end,
MI and Mrs Henry e short and
ION. mcJored To NeY York recently
Ma ana Mrs. Hdrace Long anG
daH4hrrr entertained aucst~ last
>srE
Nr and Mr. John Il Derrick sol
nd 2raAIdau@htrr shirley Lra
lliM2sworih. were sunday caller.
q Nt. aud Mrs. j. X Tyndall. MIR
a,d Nir~ Thomas Iittlcton %
Loves.
Ma. and Mrs. f. W. ireland enter
;aIncd GUESTS last week
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-20

property located in NanticOke Hun
dred and will have ii moved this
fall 10 a site which he purchased.
next TO the Gardner Wright prop
erty on South Front strict.
Mrs. George +, Walls. who has
been patient in the Delaware Hos
pital. Wilmington. returned 10 her
home last week in time 10 enjoy
celebration OF her birthday, par
ticipated in by members OF her
family and numerous friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus B. Wilson and
daughter Marguerite. who have
been spending three weeks va
cation at their summer home here.
have returned TO their home in
New York City. They We're accom-
panied by Mr and Mrs Ralph l.
Swain. who will spend a week
there.
Misses Lola and Dorothy Gala
way spent few days recently
with relatives and friends in New
Jersey and New York They visited
New York's China Town and the
r. c. \. Building A. Rockefeller
Center
Courtland Barr flew in from Los
Angeles, California. and spent La
Dor Day Weekend with his mother.
MI and Mrs. ". Hilyard Purnell
and daughter Diane who have
been vacatiOning here have return
cd 10 their home in Wilmington.
where Mr. Purnel j. attending
Goldey College
Mrs. James 3. Hayman return
ed 10 the faculty OF the local school
on Monday OF this week. thus fill
ing one OF the last vacancies. Mrs.
Hayman is teaching mathematics
in the eth and Sth grades and com
mercial arithmetic and also serv-
ing as sponsor of one OF the ninth
grade home rooms. Before resign
ing during the war years TO be
with her husband while he was in
the armed services, Mrs. Hayman
was teacher OF advanced mathe-
MATES classes in the high school
While the housing shortage still
goes on. most OF the new teachers
III IHt lON dl - llOOA llfNt lOUUNi
quarters Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
keagle have secured an apartment
on East Market street, on the prop
erty of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Rick
ards. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert OH are
residing at the home OF Miss Anita
George Gerald VI. Miller and Flet-
cher W. Gibson are living AT the
home of Mrs. Edward c. Sudler,
Miss Dorothy Breeding is makn2
her home with Mr.. and Mrs JOSEPH
Workman on South Bedford street
Miss Jean Birmingham and Miss
, Dolores JosephkOvitz are quarter
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Faucet.
A record squad of gridirOn hope
fuls. the largest in years. turned
out last week. when Coach George
Keen issued call for candidates
F.. for the local high school football
: team. Equipment was issued on th'
first day of practice and the candl
1 dates are now in full swing witt
+ conditioning exercises and drills il
. fundamentals.
= Coach Keen will have an assist
5 ant coach this year, Fletcher Glib
$ son. Southern Methodist Cniverslt
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-20
Clifton's Corner
Near LeweS)

MIR. ana Mrs. Harold :. Wilson
save a duck dinner Sunday. Those
present We're Nh and Mrs. Sam
Moore and son OF Georgetown and
Mr. and Mrs William Wilson of
ave Neck.
Mn. and MIS- calvin clifton and
son. Walter Lee of Berlin. Md
spent the week end with his par
entS. Mn. and Mrs William ".
Clifton.
Mrs. Arthur Walls and son. Jonn
spent few days last week with her
brother. Myers Vessels and family
IN Marcus Hook. Pa.
Mrs. Clara Vessels called on Mrs.
Emma ~. clifton.
Mr. ana Mrs calvin Clifton.
Billie clifton and Dorothy Clifton
Called on Raymond Hill and family
sunday afternoon
'Nt,ord Legatts Of Milton called
on his brother. Dallas last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Emory King spent
the week end with Mrs. Kings re-
!ativ'S AZ Church Hill. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Maull of
I.tWes called on her mother. Mrs.
lara Vessels Sunday night
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-20
GEORGETOWN

Isaac F. Warren, Jr.. OF Ellen
dale, who has been on special as
signment in Hawaii. has been as
signed to Brazil. South America.
and has left 10 assume his new du-
ties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Anderson spent
the weekend here with Mr.. Ander-
sons mother. Mrs. Edith Riley. Mr..
Anderson. who attended the Uni
versity of Delaware before enter
ing the service. and. who has re-
Gently been discharged. has ac-
cepted a position with Proctor and
Gamble. Cincinnati. Ohio. and with
his family. will reside there
Miss Dorothy Townsend mem
Der of the faculty of Mt. Pleasant
School, near Wilmington. spent
last weekend with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. +. Alden Townsend.
Jr. Mr.. Townsend has recently re-
turned from Pittsburgh. where ne
attended a fOur-day convention OF
the Equitable Life Insurance Com
pany.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
". Raymond Faucet We're Mr. Fau-
cetts mother. Mrs. Nellie Faucet.
OF Wilmington. and Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas F.. Hickman of Ocean View
Miss Judy Thomas was home
the past Weekend with her par
ents. superintendent OF Schools
Joseph d. Thomas and Mrs.
Thomas.
Miss Pauline Godfrey OF Will
mlngtOn visited her parents over
the Weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson King en-
'ertained at family dinner last
Sunday. Their guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Noah King, Mr. King ;
parents. and his brothers and their
families, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
King, daughter Jean and sons, JAY
and Wayne; Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
King and son Bobby OF Delmar
Mrs Frederick y. Willard OF Viii
mingtOn has been the guest OF
friends i'll Georgetown this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Lambden
of near town. and sons, William
and Robert, accompanied by Miss
Joyce Wilson. motored TO Will
mington on Tuesday William has
entered Goldey College for two
year course in accOuntancy.
Mrs. Cora COnoway. Mrs. Mabe
Gordy. Mrs. Ralph Bennett, Mis-,
Edith COnOway and Miss Hula Rog
ers have returned from a trip over
the Skyline Drive. Luray Cavern.
and Charlottesville, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew j. Pric,
and daughter Catherine. of Ride!
Park. Pa. and Mr.. and Mrs. Jame'
T. Reynolds OF Wilmington Were
recent guests of Mrs. Estella p
Gyles.
Mr. and Mrs. Houston Wilson ant
children, Catherine and Thomas
are spending the week in the Pool
cottage at Rehoboth
Miss Mary c. r. Jones has bee
; spending some time with her siste
= and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs
William H. Russell, Jr. at Annap
oils. Other guests of the Russell
, last Sunday We're Mrs Russell
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank y
!, Jones, her uncle. Chief Justic
Charles S Richards and her aun
Miss Laura Richards and Miss Be
sy Quicker, all of Georgetown.
Thomas r. Saunders who ha
been attending the summer Sc:
siOns at the University OF Delawar
is spending a months vacation viii
his parents Mr. and Mrs Mare
, Saunders, before leaving on tn
first OF October for entrance
Swarthmore College. Pa.
, Frederick p Whitney, Esq. ha
purchased the Curtis ConOwa
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-20
UNPING FRENCHMAN

General DeGaulle. former head
.of The French Government, has
hfar heard from again. In recent
enaarh he urged an alliance be-
,waen Britain and France in order
"a nrotect those countries from "fu-
,rre relations of America and Rus
.ia DeGaulle appears TO forget
that the United States with the help
nj Great Britain has defeated Ger
many twice IN his lifetime. when
GERMANY had France under its iron
heel
Too many statesmen like De-
Gaulle are trying TO turn the World
backward. into chaos.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. James McIlvaine
we're callers in Milford Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore WaliuS
entertained guests from New YORK
last week.
Mrs NJ {. Warren has returned
rom Washington. D. {. where she
was guest OF MIR. and Mrs. l. +.
Warren. Jr.. and son. MIR. Warren
has arrived in Rio de JaneirO.
Brazil for short visit
Nh and Mrs Gillen Marvel OF
Magnolia spent Thursday with Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Patterson.
Miss May Thayer has been enter
tanning Alr and Mrs. Cle>e Thayer
and son. Harper OF Asheboro. y. e..
and Miss Rose +. Thayer Of West
Palm Beach. Florida. While here
Miss Thayer and her guests motor
ed - the Eastern Shore" and
visited old friends in Cambridge.
Nd and East New Market. Md.
While there Mr. Thayer and son,
Harper were the guests of the Cam
bridge Rotary club and enjoyed 4
Very delightful moonlight cruise
down the Choptank River. Miss
Th@yer and her family all mOtOred
tC Phila.. on Monday where they
left Nr Thayer who was ii Deputy
III the house OF Deputies at the
General convention OF the Protest
ant Episcopal Church. Mrs. Clevt
Thayer and son, Harper left OF
Tuesday for Baltimore enroute fol
AshebOrO. y. e. Miss Rose f. Thay.
er left Friday for New York for Z
week end visit with friends before
going on TO attend the Nurses con
|enliOn 10 be held in Atlantic city
uN4,l
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-20

athlete and a former platoon ser
seanj IN the |. :. Marine Corps
Gibson captiOued the track team
AZ the Texas college. played bas-
ketball and was a member of the
varsity high school football team
The local athletic field will ne
night lighted this season. Arrival
OF part OF the lighting equipment
has delayed the final hOok-up OF
the system. coach Keen has an
nounced q completed schedule OF
Games for thu Golden KNIGHTS. and
hopes thai nos1 OF the home games
will be played under lights. The
schedule lists five home games ana
fuur foreign. Wicomico High school
OF Salisbury Md, and the Bridge
willie High School return To tine
knights schedule after AN absrncr
of several years. The complete
schedule is as follows.
Friday September - Rcho-
both )aWayl.
Friday. October Caesar Rod
ney (homcl.
Friday. October II Wicomiro
CaWaYi.
Wednesday. October Ii Laurel
,aWayl
Friday. October - DcmaI
ChOmeD
Friday. November l scaforG
thOmcb.
Friday, November BridgevilI,
lhOme).
Friday. November II Laure
(hOmet.
Friday. November - Milford
tdWay).
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-20

The trouble with the paper
shortage is that it never seems to
strike the OPA propaganda bureau.
-Cnion-Banner. ClantOn. Ala.