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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24

II thmK It's going to count a lot, and I think they're also going to get out and vote. The veterans are pretty anxious 8 ut t h 8 t bonus, and they are going to do everything pos- sible to get it. ThnRn va- LA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24

AAONAfAO y. EefADAGN NAOA
 Washington, Oct. 24.-ThOmaS J. Radzevich, Democratic can- didate for 9th District Congress- man last night reaffirmed the administrations program for peace and production as he spoke before 8 rally here.
 we cannot hope to reclaim In one year the five years peace time production lost in the cause of war;" MT. Radzevich told the audience. The meeting was held at Bryan Hall and featured It. Gov. Wilbert Snow Democratic candidate for Governor and JO- seph M. Tone, Democratic can- didate for U. s. Senate.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24

A M
 be a big vote There's going to among the older boys-you know those over 21. T h e y ve got plenty of gripes. And right now, I've got one too. We're supposed to get our $2O compensation for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24

When they W CT e overseas they b e c a m e aware of how important 1t is to take an in- terest in gov- ernment and to vote. You can bet sure they'll be a big veter- ans vote. They are interesting in getting more yN d
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24

South Africa may tax amateur sport.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
It's MY
 OPINION"

Question How much influ- ence do you think the veterans vote is going to have in the coming election?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24

want me to take an unsuitable
 job 30 they've stopped my checks" ,"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24

New Zealand expects its tourist traffic to triple by 1856.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24

Judge Patrick Healey will speak tonight on the Connecticut Pro- bate system and the Waterbury Probate Court on a series of breakfasts beginning at 6:15 P. M. Judge Healey Is the Democratic candidate for reelection as Pro- bate Judge.
 His addresses will be heard at 6:15 P. M. over VERY, ! F. M. over WATR, and 7:15 P. M. over WWCO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24

than when they went away. Yes, I think they will all get out and vote" EDWARD CAREY, Veteran
 1046 North Main Street:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24

"If they have not grown indif- ferent to govern ment since the time they were overseas, I think they will. Of course, the size of the veterans vote also de- p e n ds u on whether they re- member to reg iStar. Many faC-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24

colleges and universities built, and last of all, they're interested III that bonus. No. I don't think the bonus is their biggest gripe. It's the housing situation" DOMINIC ROSA,
 Unemployed Veteran,
 S2 BidweIl Street:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-24
OSCAR TEUBNER, Returned Veteran,
 2S5 Chipnan Street

considerable dissatisfaction aho,,t several issues in the veterans groups, but one thing they're thankful for, I know, is the chance to go to school"
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01

Time to get your garden seeds.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01

Robert Dodd. SM 2/C has been
honorably discharged from Naval
service at the Separation Center
cambridge. Dodd. who was last
stationed at Brooklyn, New YORK,
has been i'll military service 80
months. His parents live in LeWes.
The Red Cross Drive will begin
on March 18th. Mrs. Raymond +.
Moor. ST., is chairman for LeWtS.
All solicitors for I.eWeS and Vlclnl-
ty are expected to attend dinner
at the SequOi Inn in QuakertOWh
Thursday, February 2S, at $50.
Ronald Knapp. - years old.
Lewes High School student, la
been awarded the rating of gun
or expert rifleman" by the Nation
al Rifle Association. The son OF MI
and Mrs. Laurence Is. Knapp oi
Five Points" the youn2 man was
one of only six hundred y2uhS
American riflemcn TO win tAlS DIS
tinctiOn. The award is next to the
highest rating in the Nl{A series
of qualification prizes. Ronnle. VINO
is a member OF the l.CWeS Junior
Rifle Club which is taught by
James 4. Moore, manual arts IN
structor. has been Il member since
he was only twelve.
The local Western Union office,
which for the past year, has been
located in the a. IL. Morris Drug
Store. has been moved to the Blue
Moon Restaurant on Bank Street
Mrs. Grac" CARPENTER Evans. the
operator, is ROW GiVen instructions
Cn the operator is now giving in
structions on Tho teletype sender
To the Misses Sue and Mary Florio
who will Ol crate in the future.
Dr. and Mrs. Nelson W. Right
myer are spending a few weeks IL
Florida. Mrs Ri%htmyer's mother
Mrs T. Il. Relfern of Ardmore, Pa.
is spendin" few days here will
their son. Tommio at the RectOry
Cart. and MIS- Justus b. NaylOl
/ will leave this week for Washing
ton. d. e.. and North Carolina
where they will visit with friends
and relatives. Capt. Naylor who il
now az the Harlan General HOSpi
tai Staten Island y. Y. is now OF
leave.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Outten OF
near Greenwood and Mr.. and Mrs. e
Kenneth Hopkins and daughter OF
Milford visited Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Dill on Thursday.
Mr.and Mrs. John WillOughby
and son of near Reliance visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Russell on
sunday
Air.and Mrs. Millard Walls and
three children of Glendale, Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Rust and Carlton
Rust of Redden and Mrs. Minnie
Fig@s and children of Bridseville
We're dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Rust and family on Sunday.
Mrand Mrs. Fred Seeley and son
OF Brid9eville spent Friday evening
With Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel War
rinGtOn.
Mrs. Wilson Shockley and child
rem spent Sunday with relatives at
Denton.
Don't forget the supper at the
rid@eville Fire Hall on Friday
evening, at o'clock. Please bring
q covered dish and 80 cents. Pro-
Ceeds for the benefit of the Dublin
Eill Community Hall.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
TRINITY

Miss Ruth Ann WiIloughby of
lear Reliance spent the week end
with her aunt and uncle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Russell.
The erection of the Dublin Hill
community Hall has been started.
1t will be located on the Dublin
Hill, Bridgeville road. ON land
Il1en by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Erie
del.
Mrs. Emma Harper entertained
all her children at duck dinner
on Sunday. Those present were: i:
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Ward and
family of Seaford, Mr. and Mrs. AL
Eert Harper and daughter. Pfc
Emerson Harper. James and
Thomas Harper.
Carl WalstOn attended the 35th
Wedding anniversary OF Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Hubbert of Williams
burg, Md. on Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel WarrinGton and
daughter, Joyce snent Thursda!
with her parents. MIR. and Mrs
Dean Seelay nea" WOOdenhawk
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01

Mrs Nathaniel H. Evans is
spending sometime in Reading, Pa.
with her parents, Judge and Mrs.
Samuel BertOlet.
House guests of Mr. and Mrs
Walter C. Bennett and family are
MIR. Benefits brother. Lieutenant
William ]. Bennett and his wife.
Mr.. William Lowe of Five Points
recently purchased the Harrison
property ON Savannah road The
Harrison girls have bought the
" illiam Russell property which is
located also on Savannah Road.
Mr.. Edgar Ingram OF Lewes, has
sold his place of business on Sc
cond Street to Mr. Clyde Belts OF
Milton Mr. Belts is having the
store remodeled and will have an
Up to date Hardware store.
Progress in the current member
ship drive of the Lcwes Branch.
Coast Guard Welfare League. with
~ new members enrolled, making
q total enrolment of l31 to date,
was reported at the February meet
ing of the league held at the home
OF Mrs John NJ. Quillen in Quaker
town near Lewes. Mrs. Quillen is
chairman of the drive. commander
Irwin b. Steele, newly elected presi-
dent Of the league. presided at the
meeting. Members of the league ar,
recruited from among Coast Guard
men of this area and members ol
their families, as well as THEN
friends interested III promoting
their activities and community
welfare. The league is making ar
ransements for a large benefit "fuI
PARTY" which had been their custom
before the war, and set tentative
date for ST. PatriCk's Day. Marcl
Il. 1t is hoped to hold the affair il
the L. 5. o. club i'll the Lewes Fir,
Hall.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
FELTON,

Mr. and Mrs. Mclvin Hughes
were honored at a miscellaneous
shower. Friday evening in the
Manship Church House.
Mrs, T. B. case of Rehoboth has
been a recent guest OF MIR. and Mr..
AsthoW Jester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Minner
of Wilmington We're at the home ol
the formers mother, Mrs. Laura
Anmcr on Friday
Mr.and Mrs. Amos Moseman and
family attended the Ice Fullies Il,
Hershey, Pa. Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence cain 81.
were al the home of their son and
dau&hlcr-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs Law
renee cain Jr. OF Wilnin@ton on
Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cahall en-
tertained friends from Hmrineton
Thursday evening.
/ , corporal William Kelley has
arrived at the home Of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Kelly to ioir
his wife and sons after being hon
orahly DISCHARGED ana Who serve,
in the European Theatre OF Opera
Uons fur several months
Mr. and Mr. Ehallcs Draper ant
Gau&htcr, Pauline and Bobby Mur
phy Wor" sunday dinner guests a
the home OF Mrs Ethel NomVill,
and family OF Greensboro Md. Mis-
Draper K. \ OF Delaware HOspita
spent the week end at her hom
Hear Felton,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Draper ar
cntCrtainin@ the lattcr's nephew
Mr. Joseph Nomvillc of Greensbor
who has Just returned from tn
IaCilic.
y town election will be held i
the FELTON, Fire House. March
from ; p. m. To / =. m. electin9
rOunSclOrS
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
LEWES

Dr. {. ID. Myers. chemist at the
DUPONT nyl0n plant at Seaford was
TIE principal speaker on Sunday
morninS at the annual Laymens
Day in the Bethel Methodist
hurch at Lewcs. Special music
was provided for the day. which
was Il national observance Of Meth
odlSt l.aymen. The Reverend Dr. W.
ii. RevClle, pastor of the church
Was III charge of ARRANGEMENTS DR..
Myers was heard in the church at
the observance OF Laymen's Day
last year and was invited to return
10y the pastor and the congregation.
Miss Nancy Knapp of Nassau,
Delaware, received her degree of
bachelor OF Science in Home Eco
rOmics at Cornell University's S4th
commencement on Sunday Feb. "a.
approximately 235 seniors and rs
advanced students are expected to
complete their work at the end OF
this term. President Edmund +.
Day according TO custom was the
commencement speaker. Miss
Knapp. a graduate of the LeWei
Special School, is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Knapp OF
Nassau.
Mrs. William G. Paynter has re-
turned to her home in Lewes, after
spending several weeks in Will
mingtOn with her sons and daugh-
ters.- s.-in-law, Mr.and Mrs. Bayard
Paynter and Mr.. and Mrs. NAPLES
Paynter
Pfc. G. Olin Melvin who was re-
Gently discharged from the [. :.
Army. is now at home in Lewcs
with his wife and family at their
residence on Pilot Town Road.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Richards
and daughter Sue Ann of Blades,
were the week end guests of Mrs.
Richards mother. Mrs. Theodore
Simpler at her home on Savannah
ents. Mrand Mrs. Frank Richards
Of Lewes Beach.
Mrs. Louis A. Richards has as her
} Suest at her home on LeWes Beach
her brother, Mir. Arthur Wells OF
; Rochester, \. y.
l Mr. and Mrs. William Hill anC
son, Jerry of Seaford were the
, guests of their sOn-inlaw anc
: daughter. Mr.. and Mrs John {
: Burton Ill on Sunday.
HenlOpcn Grange held its Feb
I meeting last week in the Grange
: Hall in QuakertOWn. This was th'
t first Sathcring in the hall since i
Il was removed last month from it!
y original location near Midway. Al
address on archaeology. stressin:
{ the Indian burial grounds and re
5 lies of around LeWcS, was made b.
g Kenneth. ID. Givan. club lecture
:. Entertainment was provided by
: committee comprising Mrs. Emm;
S Cannon, Thomas Wilson, Mrs
Catherine Freeman. MOulton Jos
t eph and Mrs. Blanche Joseph.
: Mr.and Mrs. Frank MetCalf an
!. their son. Noryal of Washington
Il d. e.. were the week end guests G
/ Mrs. Mctcalfs parents, Dr. an
V Mrs. G. N. Willhank at their hOm
d on Kings Highway. Lewes.
> Mr. Charles West who is COntinc
to his home because of illness. ha
d somewhat improved at this writin,
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01

The annual senior class play will
he presented by the members of
the class in the FELTON, school audi
torium Friday evening. March lst.
at &:l3 y. m.
Monday night the Trophy Grange
entertained six nrighhOring gran
Acs Smyrna Grange members fill
cG The chairs There We're seven
"r1n2c~ present and IS members.
Two short films were shown.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
FRANKFORT

Mr.. and Mrs. Elias IL. Tingle
last week on business.
On Saturday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Tingle entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester j. Fueman
and family of Berlin. Md
Pharmacists Mate 2/c William S.
Long III has received his honorable
discharge from the L. $. Navy and
is now at home here with his happy
parents, Capt. and Mrs William S.
Long.
Miss Helen Parsons has returned
to her studies in a Philadelphia
school after having spent the past
week end at home with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Russell Parson
Your correspondent wishes to
correct an item that appeared in
the FrankfOrd letter last week The
turkey dinner credited to Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Hickman served by
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester r. Hudson at
their home. The dinner guests were
as stated in last weeks letter eX-
cepting that Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Hickman We're guests. Lester and
Gertrude did the honOrs.
Mr. Mereld Lynch is visiting at
the home of his brother, Mr.. Lay
ton Lynch and family.
Staff Sergeant ROllin l.. Hudson
Jr., is now stationed on duty at
Aberdeen Proving Grounds and
spent the past week end at home
On Valentines evening. Mrs
Frank Glover entertained the en-
tire eighth grade class of % pupils
with a party in honor of her daugh-
ter, Miss Joan Lee Glover.
Mrs. James +. Richards recently
underwent a successful appendec-
tony in the Milford Memorial Hos
pital. We all hope that she Will b,
able to return TO her home here
very soon.
Mrs Ruby Bedwell made recen
trip to Wilmington to see her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w
Perry
Mrs. Isabel Wilson returned e
her position as instructor in a lOca
classroom on Monday after havin,
spent the week end at her home il
st. Georges. Del.
Mr. Frank Hudson, 90. life Ion;
resident of Frankford died sudden
ly on Saturday evening in his hom
on Thatcher St. Although Mr.. Hud
son had not been enjoying the hes
of health for sometime and wa
known to have a troublesome heal
condition his passing came as
surprise and shock to his famil
and acquaintances.
Mr. Hudson was a son Of the lat
Mir and Mrs. Peter Hudson. He
survived by his wife. Mrs. Fiji
POllitt Hudson, Il brother, VI
Oliver Hudson of jamaica Lon
Island. y. Y. and five daughter
and two sons.
Funeral services were held ;
Watsons Funeral Home on Tues
DAY afternoon. The Rev. Otha {
Brewer, pastor of the Mcthodi!
Church Qfficiated. The entire con
munity extends sincere sympath
to the widow and her children an
grandchildren in their hour Of h'
reavement.
MI. AuSlIU >. NIt' 6tDt' tHJOI I
Sunday dinner with his son. NJ
Ehe {. McCaho and family at the
home near town.
Miss Mildred Jones spent Il
week end with Miss Joyce Hudso
Staff Sergeant Rollin l.. HudsC
was home from Aberdeen. Nd.
Mr. James Hastings has returnt
to his Corner Store after an eXten'
ed stay in the Quaker City.
Miss Mary Helen Buckley al
Mrs. Herbert A. Trucksess ,Ir. ha'
returned to Philadelphia, Pa aft
spending the past week end wi
the latters parents, Mr. and Nh
Raymond Poole Long at Lon
Acres.
Mr.. G. David Crockcr spent t
rast week end with his wife
Stephens city. Va.
Aunt Suzy sez: March o
Heigh-ho as into Spring we go"
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
FELTON, Methodist Church \ Circuit
Rev. John II. Dichl. Minister
FELTON,
Sunday, Marc

FELTON,
At 9.l5 q. m the church school
will convene With classes for all
age 2roups under the direction of
the divisional superintcndents
At 1880 a. IN. the worship ser
vice in charge of the pastor who
will preach on the theme open
Windows" Special music by the
senior and Junior choirs.
no evening service.
Man>hip
The church school session be-
ginning at p m. followed by the
Worship service at , p. N. Sermon
by the pastor.
Viola
The church school session begin
ming at 1920 a. NJ. in charge of the
superintendent.
The evening WOrS ship service be.
ginning at 80 p IN. Sermon by
the pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
CARD OF THANKS

Words cannot express how | APP
preciate the beautiful overs sent
me and | wish to thank each and
every one for their lovely cards
which meant so much TO me while
here i'll Delaware Hospital, Will
mington. Del.
1t ADELINE WILEY, II. y.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
NOTICE!

| will pay no bills unless con-
tracted by myself.
MIR. IRA T. JENKINS
ml-3tp Pennington. Delaware
Evening star., 1946-09-08
SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. Cont

CLIFF PERCY & co. offers a number OF
good values in nearby Nd. Special at
tention to veterans.
Cheverly-Lovely 3-bedrm. tile bath.
With shower center hall, !. r, with open
fp.: Quiet May oil burner: built-in gar;
large, deep lot: bus passes door. Only
S14s50; quick possession.
Riverdsle-Two-stor home. large gar
den plot, chicken house. apt. upstairs
rents $40 Only Sl0,500: substantial dowr
payment and S47 mo.
Hyattsville-S2.6 800 down. SIS mo- buys
this nice bungalow on large lot 75X150.
Liv. rm. with open f.p.. din rm., kit, 2
bedrms., tile bath on lst f.; / large rm
on End f., full basement; h.-w.h.; built-in
gar
Riyerdale Sec-Home and investment
Dutch Colonial. rms. bath and shower.
| y acres. some lots for additional bldg
Well worth seeing. Only Sl2,S00; terms.
Call Piercy. WA 1900; after g. WA. 6641
Bradbury Hgts.-Nice 5-rm. bungalow.
built in ssr h.-w.h.; reasonable. Call
Aylor. WA. 5000: after 6, FIR. 1924. S
TAkOMA PARK-Pebble-d dash. Z rooms
and bath, oil h.-w.h., hardwood floors;
large lot; S1S.950.
Meadowwood-Brick bungalow. 6 rooms
END bath; practically new large lot electric
stove and refrigerator. electric hot-water
heater. oil INV h; $4,000
Meadowwood-4 lots. fine location. ideal
for building; sell in pairs: 5 100 each lot,
Ta&oma Park--5-room bungalow, de-
tsched garage, storm windows. large lot,
coal heat; immaculate; S1O.G5O. McCAU-
LEY REALTY CO. SH 64I2. SH SASS
Evening star., 1946-09-08
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

WAREHOUSE, FOR SALE OR LEASE
railroad: ia acres. land. outskirts Of Alex
sndria., Va. In Fairfax County; Loned in.
dustrial, suitable for manufac. purposes
6. RAYMOND GAINES. tel. AL. 0346. %
RHODE ISLAND AVE, Brentwood, Md
60x200s it., 1-story brick warehouse with
gas-blower heat. with S0x2O parking lot
on Rhode Island ave. Suitable for light
manufacturing and sales display. Will con-
slider leasing. JEROME MURRAY. RE. 246O,
1881 G st. NV.
Ind COMMERCIAL-Two-s fireproof
bldg. near 9TH and K NV. 5000 so. IT,,
with an adjoining lot. $500 So. IT. Cali
MA. 2212, MRS. KAY.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

4-STORY BRICK BLDG.-Railroad sid.
ing, freight elevator. steam heat: approx.
$4,000 50. It. floor area; cloSe-in location,
trial Suitable warehouse, light msnu-
featuring, distributor or once use Avail
able on long lease to one tenant. See
Mr.. Norris. with WEAVER BROS, INC,
Wash. BLDG. pI. $500; eves.. cH. osss.
"a
Evening star., 1946-09-08
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WITHIN go MILES of washington, 8 bed
rooms. fireplace essential; $4,000 cash.
WAsHINGTON sia ISNsGt;iTON FEDERAL EMPLoYE inter-
ested in purchase Of modern small home
with a few acres Of productive land, in
Hsrrisonburg Va. BOX 249-E, Star.
Evening star., 1946-09-08

COLORED-ALExANDR VA: rms,
bath; nice yard and cinder block garage;
all mod. improvements, inclosed porch:
price. Sc, 000;. $4,000 down, balance $40
monthly. This is good house for large
family. Ask for listing No. 1O2. AL
BAKER & SON, 624 King ST., Alexandria,
Va. Alex. GOA, TE 7343. IS
Evening star., 1946-09-08

taks tai small snd Price; sI4;75o CHI a44C
LOVELY SOUTHERN COLONIAL HOME I,
nearby Arlington. White brick. on 100 #
lot in setting of lovely oak trees. cente
living porch off side with stately whit
columns sf1u hsarunns across front of house good
ton. ton rm. and half bath in basement
honest value in todsy's market, soc 500
substantial cash: terms. NJ. T. BRoYHILI
CO. INC. CHI. 6733. CHI O699 10
MODERN COLONIAL BRICK on half-acr,
washinetonwif you are lookins NJ for for" /
strnetion, then see this delighttul Arlinstor
and nan carss Ms
Contains s he hSms mes matsrs nus few
| decorated and in. new-home condition, il
win have a definite appeal from tn,
stone walk and enter throush the capt.. si
waiting Colonial. loaded doorway.
graceful stairway in the wide center hal
rooms on the first floor include living room
l13x23) with Colonial fireplace and dool
opening on large and private screened
den, with adjoining half bath: equipped
stehsn anyersg With slassedn porch
leads to diversified two-car garage. with
mating studio, On the second floor, wide
hall; master bedroom 14x1sl with pri.
vate tile bath and door opening on sur
deck G.xaol; two other bedrooms and tile
hath. A large foored and insulated attic
with ronghed-in heat. and regular stairs.
The full heated basement, with outside
entrance, contains large recreation room
paneled In peckv cypress. a gay asphalt
tile floor and large fireplace, making the
perfect spot for entertaining on cold win
ter evenings. Also included in the base
ment is maids room and bath; utility
room and root cellar. Among the many
features are hot-water heating system
with over-siged boiler: heavy slate roof:
recessed radiation: Douglas Ar .ioists and
seasoned lumber throughout: 13-inch walls
copper plumbing, Towering oaks, dog
turesque brick wall separating the lawn
from the adjoining two-acre estate and
an an enehsnting rock ,iy, garden tend to make
Possession with title. GEORGE MASON
2s40 Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va CH
8s3S; eventnss and Sundays. Gi. 6o1S,
Evening star., 1946-09-08

IUUAf BEST SELLERS
Move in, in a week, 6-rm. brick Cape
Cod Ia baths; large lot. det. garage:
conv. located
81 500 down buys a beautiful white p
story home, rms, o.a.c.: conV. located
| S12,500 buys beautiful brick home,
bedrms.., lovely liv. rm and den; owner
LoNGAcREs REALTY, s1c2 10th I'd. N.
| OW 53l3 or OK 1919 &
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-12
Former Resident Weds
Army Officer at
San Bernardino, Calf.

Retty June Yates or San Bernar-
dino. California, u former Coolidge
resident was united in marriage
10 1t. Robert Sinsabaugh at a
candle light ceremony in the
First Presbyterian Church OF San
Rernardino at seven-thirty Tues
day evening. June %. according
IN word received this week by
Coolidge friends The bride is the
daughter II Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Yates and was given In marriage
by her father.
The bride wore a white tailored
suit with white accessories and a
corsage of orchids. She carried
small white Bible. Miss Dor
othv Starkweather was maid of
honor and Herbert Vessel served
as best man.
1t Sinsabaugh Is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ Sinsabaugh
OF San Bernardino. Following the
wedding a reception was held at
the home of the groom's parents.
1t. and Mrs Sinsabaugh left
Immediately for a brief stay at
Mission Inn, Riverside. California.
and motored through Coolidge on
their way to Randolph Field, Tex
where 1t Sinsabaugh Is sta
toned The young couple will re-
side at San Antonio. Texos.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-12
Michigan Visitors Are
Entertained with Steak
Fry and Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs Gus Pavolis OF
Detroit. Michigan. were honored
with a steak fry Wednesday night
al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. =.
Cunningham. and a dinner Sat
urday evening at the home OF
Mrs. J. J. Reich. whom the Pa
yolis' were visiting.
Those present for the steak fry
were Mr. and Mrs. ID. c. Davis
and family. Mr. and Mrs Tom
Edwards. Mr. and Mrs Reich. and
ID. Parks and daughter. Mary Ann
Dinner guests included Messrs
and Mesdames Davis. Cunning
ham. Edwards. the guests OF honor
and the hosts
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-12

row night The orchestra has
been playing at the Grand Cafe.
Phoenix. and many Coolidgeans
are familiar with the peppy style
OF Fishers music makers.
Tommorrow nights dance marks
Nthe first In series OF patio
dances scheduled TO be held
throughout the summer. Dancing
will begin at 9 p. m. and conclude
al p. m.