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couples.
The Grand Duke was Arlen
Mcdaniel and the Grand Duchess
Miss Ruth Sanders. The ladies of
she court wore attractive even
ing gowns and the men wore
formal or informal attire. The
tiny train bearers, pages, prin-
cesses and crown bearers virtu-
ally stole the show from the
grown-ups with their clever cos
tunes and cute airs.
The dukes and their duchesses
were: Walker Foster and Miss
Elaine Avara, William Frank and
Miss Beulah Carlson. Mac Gau-
tier and Miss Betty Jean Rut-
lege, Carmen Kelley and Miss
Frances Cudabac, Harold Sulli-
van and Miss Mary Mccoy,
Bobby Pittman and Miss Mary
Evelyn Eubanks, George Walker
and Miss Elizabeth Guillotte,
Thomas Carlisle and Miss Flor
ence Sparkman, Arthur Bogdahn
and Miss Anita Verzel.
John O'Donohue and Miss
Jeannine Pelham, Arvel Blood
worth and Miss Valena Warbing-
ton, Gordon Justice and Miss
Ann Gulley, Everette Stone and
Miss Katherine Wright, Billy
Vaughan and Miss Dolores Byrd,
Rocky Byrd and Miss Mary
Frances Harris, Wade billiard
and Miss Jessie Ellen Krebs, and
ALIVE Walker and Miss Margie
Moore.
Train bearers were Bobby Gull
ley and Tommy McIlwain for the
king and Becky Bacot and Glen
da Whittenberg. Pages were
Jerry Walker and Carl Travis
Johnson for the king and prin-
cesses were Elizabeth Gulley and
Patricia Thompson. The kings
crown bearer was Douglas Gau-
tier and the queens crown was
borne by Ann Quinn.
The Grand March and Royal
Court Dance followed the crown
ing of the king and queen and
the ROYAL Embrace and music
for general dancing was by the
High School orchestra.
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!. L. Thomas. in the chair.

j. l.. Thomas, in the chair.
After the usual routine had
been disposed of. the society vel
coined back Mrs. w. w. Hughes
and elected her as spiritual life
leader.
Mrs. G. D. Tisdale was elected
chairman of a committee to have
charge of planting flowers and
ether Identification of the church
grounds.
Mrs. Hughes was then elected
chairman of the committee to
have charge of serving refresh
mentS at the next meeting of the
Methodist Brotherhood at the
church.
The society had the pleasure
of having Mrs. Ida l.. Graham as
I most welcome guest.
The next meeting will be held
at the church with Mrs. Tisdale
as leader of a study on Divine
Patherhood."
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-08
Third Birthday OF
'Potricio Thompson
Occasion For P0rfY

The third birthday of Patricia
Thompson was happily celebrat-
cd with a party at which her
mother, Mrs. Perry A. Thompson,
was hostess last Friday afternoon
March /, at her home at 669
jackson avenue, ~Pascagoula.
Games dear to children were
played until the cutting of the
birthday cake which was served
with ice cream.
A pretty part of the cutting of
The cake was that after Patricia
mad blown out her three candles,
six others were substituted and
on being lighted were blown out
by Donna Simmons, daughter of
Nh. and Mrs. d. j. Simmons,
whose sixth birthday it was.
A number of the mothers of the
young guests were present to en-
JOY the fun.
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More Than Fifty In Royal Court
of Pascagoula High School Ball

The tastefully decorated Pas
cagoula High School gymnasium
was the setting Monday night for
the Pasoagoula High School
Coronation Ball, sponsored by
the. band auxiliary, where hun
dreds of persons gathered to see
the impressive ceremonies dur
ing which Carl Allen Hudson
and Miss Miriam Adams we're
crowned King Felix and Queen
Ileana TX.
More than so persons of the
younger set took part in the pro-
gram and were introduced by
Edward A. Khayat as master of
ceremonies.
The program began with in
troductory remarks by Mr.. Khay-
at and the Introduction of Kings
and Queens of other years who
were: Claude Martin and Mrs.
Kenneth Vail, nee Miss Wanda
Clark; Walter Trehern and Miss
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-08
ROBERT STONE AT GUAM

Friends of Pic. Robert w.
Buck" Stone will be interested
to learn hat he IS nov stationed
at Guam where he is with the
31st Air Service Group of the
Seth Engineers squadron.
He has been stationed at Leyte
for some months.
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TAUTER-RoBERTS

Mrs. Emma Stauter of Moss
Point announces the engagement
and approaching marriage of her
daughter Miss Veda Stauter to
MIR. Johnnie l.. Roberts of Moss
Point, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Roberts of Ashville, N. c. The
wedding will take place in the
near future.
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Womun's Society
Holds Meeting AT
EosfloWn Church

The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Eastlawn
Methodist Church held a business
session at the church Monday
afternoon with the president, Mrs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-08

More than 60O,O0o,Ooo gallons ot
fuel oil were required to get the
amphibian forces to Okinawa for
the invasion.
Evening star., 1946-07-23

Council and the projected interna-
tional police force to operate under
its direction.
$50 provocative measure on our
part can only lead to counter
measures by other nations In their
own defense" Mr.. Simon declared.
Herman Clott of the International
Union OF Mine, Mill and Smelter
Workers (CIO) and other CIO wit
nesses declared military equipment
that the United States would furnish
to Latin American countries might
be used by dictators in some of these
countries against their political op-
ponents Of democratic belief.
Evening star., 1946-07-23

Walter F. Bildsteint il, .2s, and Jean c
Dorm, 20, both of Washington.
Issued at Rockville.
Rosbie Neal, %, and Theresa Turner, "a.
both of Washington.
Grover c. Winters, 90. Claysburg, Pa. and
Helen L. Galloway. 23, Silver Spring
Myron H. McMath, 49, and Vera A. Wells,
AZ. both Of Silver Spring.
and Emily Marion smith, S6, Airing ton.
Frederic Yocum, %, Lewistown, Pa, and
Geraldine Binsaman, 21, McVeytown,
Pa.
Andrew J, Via, 49, and Margaret Z. Gentry.
ls, both of Alexandria.
Billy j. Tumlinson, %, Memphis, Tex,
Richard Irving Leaman, 20, and Eva
Naomi Snyder. "a, both of Germantown.
26. both Of WASHINGTON
Bernard P. inland, "a, Washington, and
Agnes L. Cooper. "a. LeMishurg. Pa
Evening star., 1946-07-23
Thomas Plans 10 Rush
Military Aid Bill Vote

Senator Thomas, Democrat, Of
Utah, chairman Of the Senate For
eign Relations Subcommittee hold
ing hearings on the er-American
military cooperation bill, said today
he would try to schedule an execu-
tive session of the group within
few days to vote on the measure.
The subcommittee concluded hear
ings on thesmeasure yesterday after
hearing representatives of the Ma
tional Committee to Win the Peace
and CIO unions urge an unfavorable
report on the bill.
Abbott Simon, field director of the
Peace Committee, declared passage
of the legislation would be inter-
pleted by Latin America and the rest
of the world "as our lack of conf
dence in the efficacy of the Security
Evening star., 1946-07-23
@ S4T1fssssSys 3 :YsY,?. &, 0 yss yY Ss

You'll find US stocked with QUAIL
lTI merchandise in oil the lines
we eory-and equipped to render
personolized service especially
the Household Sundries like these {:
Lawn Rokes, spring steel, 1S tines
Chicken Fyers with cover.
Dutch Ovens with cover.
Portable Shower Both sproys.
Kniekerboeker brond.
Moth -Ridd Sproys, olI-metoI con-
tainers.
Clothes Props. tubular steel. rust
proof.
Stools. rigid and strong. finished
white and red.
coulkins Compound. windows,
doors. slozins, etc.
Dust Pans, heavy souse.
Lawn SprinkIers.
Steel Tablets, kitchen, bathroom,
etc, heovy souse steel.
TumbIers.
Moth Spray, odorIess and stainless.
Utility Nets, flexible, soft, synthetic
rubber.
Mop Sticks, shaped handles, hord-
wood. notural finish.
Cocoa Door Mats, fiber bound.
Clothes Dryers, umbrella style;
eostinss bronze.
Cookie Jars, attroetive hond point
glass.
Rub-R-Lite flashlights, the perfect
light.
Renurit French Dry Cleaner. color
less.
and of course Paints and
Painters Accessories.
Chevy Chose Paint G Hordwore Co.
5eo8 Conn. Ave. Wo. lo45
Bethesda Paint & Hordwore Co.
1874 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 4l6l
Loeol Paint & Hardware Co.
53o7 Balto. Ave. WA. 1880
Silver Spring Paint G Hardware Co.
s2ll Georgia Ave. sH. 22S4
Takomo Paint e. Hardware Co.
81 Laurel Ave. SH. 3l4l
Becker Point & Gloss Co.
1889 Wis Ave. Nj. 0o67
Evening star., 1946-07-23
District Asks for Bids
On Court Site Demolition

The District yesterday advertised
for bids for the demolition of four
old brick buildings on the site for
the proposed addition to the new
Municipal Center, explaining that
the structures are rat-infested and
menace to health. Bids will be
opened July 80.
Among the structures slated for
obliteration is the old Municipal
Court Building at 467 C street NV
The other properties are at 461 C
street NV, 458 Indiana avenue
NV. 460 Indiana avenue NV
Their demolition was requested by
the Health Department.
Evening star., 1946-07-23
and oeraldin. s. wilson, "a, Washing

| and Geraldine s. wilson. "a. Washing
Chester c. Reid. 25, and villa M rhillips
Reginald Clay. SO, and Beatrice Wolfe. 80
ssranee S1sh sf y pwasMh1sten Ma1ers, 81 and Gladys
Robert BERT W. Rea@es. es 81 ss, and Margaret M
Jues saa staiey eSsn and Dors n Brdsett
Is. both Of Washiingten.
wftsT Mys tsSth s e. fsG45a Blsefsbrs y' va
:, 20, both Of Mount Rainier.
: Aranna Brown, ss. Burgesstore, Va
Donald King, %; SAP Antonio Tex, and
. Elaine Baker % RonInson' III
Ann NJ Jarboe, Fl, Edmonston.
wfsTsP Edfh MseNe MsseSth e. wssbSsfsn and
augustine, ii. both of Seat Pleasant.
Wilbur MAi JohnsTn g On. 2S cheverly' and Wilma
Marsaret l. Hunter. $s Bedford' Ind d.
Mevn an Epns bots Of II codee sna erase ciz H. Fose
Milton H Tierney, " land and Elsie Else L. Glass
1s, both Of Washington
wiian o bsyf5' bSfh Of W Wssnlnxtoa aa aoa Doris
si5bs, g: soth Of Mount $fS RalnieE S1e'o, M
william c, Bowman, 43, and Mildred Butler
.9U, potn OF washington.
Glenn A; Kidwell, 81, and Erma M Cow
gill: 1s' both Of [ Pay Paw, v; Va: :
Ashton, 25, both OF Wsshington.
RICHARD 1. Seiss. 81, and Millie l.. Madron
| ~, both of Washington.
Carl a. Wagrer, jr,, 81, and Phyllis e
William F, Haney. 35, Philadelphia. Pa.
Dominick NJ, Maryasco. 90. Capitol Heights
! and Patricia L. Ray. 20. East Falls
Frederick Vance, 20, Hyattsville, and
GLADYS 2; Talisferro, 20; RiyeEdale:,
= 49, both of Alexandria, Va.
rhSmas N Campbell hl|1 {r I'll W,Iamsburg
James J. Sweeney. 90, Bladensburs. and
Frances E. Moffatt, %. Hyattsville.
Mason G. Goldsmith, 20, and Ella j. Rich
ards. %. both Of Brandywine
Troy z, Wreatley. 80. and Stella Mientka
33. both of Washington.
Nicholas N. Wagner. %. Davidsonville. and
Theresa Sabo, 10. Bowie.
Joseph KuShner, A. Washineton, and Gene
We've Kushner, 3S, Daytona Beach. Fla
Philip W Weldon. 23 LandoveT, and Ger
! trude e. Brown, 10. Mitchellville.
James L. Briscoe, %, and Mae c. Harris
o. both of Brentwood.
Evening star., 1946-07-23
CuIpeper Airport Licensed

CULPEPER, Va. (SpeciaD The
State Corporation Commission in
Richmond has granted an applica-
ton of Charles William Reynolds,
jr., and John w. Walers to estab-
lish and operate an airport on the
Reynolds estate, ~ miles north of
here, 1t was announced today.
Evening star., 1946-07-23

Manila hemp actually is not q
true hemp and is not grown in the
immediate vicinity of Manila.
Evening star., 1946-07-23
Marriage License
AppHcotions

Under D. c. fa,Ds, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, t0ait three tuH days and
receiDe the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08

Mrs. Warrie Turner We're dinner
guests of Mrs. Ollie James and Mr..
and Mrs Ronald James at Mills
boro on Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Jones. Mrs Ferris
Wilson and Mrs Ioweth of RehO-
both, visited Mrs Lena Gray ON
Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. David Belts and son
David Belts, Jr.. mOtOred here on
Sunday and were accompanied
upon their return by their sisters.
Miss Matte II. Belts and Mrs. Clara
+. Richards The latter had spent
the week here with Mr.. and Mrs.
hester Richards and John Belts
and wife
Mrs. Elsie Hickman is visiting
her daughters, Mrs. Aldred Rogers
in Union. y. j.. who has been in
III" hospital for an operation, alsC
Mrs. Robert Duffey besides her sis
ters, Mrs Elmer Calvin and Mrs
Fred Spanutius.
Mrs Annie Richards sustained /;
fall on Saturday which resulted il
a broken bone of the hip. She is re-
cciVinG treatment at the Beehe Hos
pital in I.cWeS and we hope she vii
soon be better
Mrs. Lester NJ. Kaufman has hat
the tonsilitis and kept indoors las
week
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
MAGNOLIA

Twenty seven members OF the
NJ. Y. \ f. attended the luncheon
and meeting on Wednesday night.
During the business session. which
followed the luncheon was voted
for the Methodist Youth Adult
Fellowship GrOup To have Il part in
the evening Worship service the
second Sunday OF each month. Mrs.
Edna Davis as Devotional chair
man will have charge OF Arranging
this program.
Mrs. Hazel Roe Was appointed to
select and direct a three act play to
So watch tOr further announcement
of this. Anyone eli2ihlr for this
Group is extended cordial invita-
tion 70 attend oar next meeting on
March 27th.
Mrs Elizabeth Morris who has
been spending several weeks in
Florida with her dau2htrr. Mrs.
Floyd Quillen and family has re-
turned To her home
Mrs y B. Smith was visited ON
Wednesday 10y her sister. Mrs. Sal
lie Williams Of Fredclica
Mr r. {. Ingram made 4 tlil
with his bus to Wilmington ON sun
cay and several from here availrd
themselves OF the opportunity t,
spend the day shopping in vii
min&tun.
Word was received here of the
death OF Mrs Ralph Butler o
Houston. Though il has been sevr.
raj years since Mrs Butler lived il
Magnolia she still has number O
friends here.
Mr.. Harry Grace and Mrs Eliza
beth Schwartz spent Thursday il
Edsewood Maryland with the lat
tcrs daughter. Mrs EdSar Grayhca
and family Mrs Grayheal and son
Runnic accompanied them home fu
visit
Mir. Ben White had an uniortu
nate Happenings ON WcdncSda
mornin2 when his truck caught fir
and was practically destroyed.
Mrs. r. W knight and daughter
Rose Mary spent the week end i
Ed2cnuOr Gardens with Mr.,
KNIGHTS son Mr. \. e. Knight an
family
Mrs. J. T. Dempsey Of BaltimU
spent The past week with her pan
ents. Mn. and Mrs. KNIGHT. VI
| Dempsey Joined his wife during IN
week end and thcy returned I
: Baltimore on Sunday.
William Ilinsley and Isaac orr
are taking Il course in Mechanic;
training at Browns Vocation scho,
I in Wlluin2ton
I Mr.. and Mrs Howard William
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08

bride and the best man was Floyd
Turner. brother OF the groom.
The bride was dressed in a gray
travelling suit. with black aCces-
sories aud wore a cOrsa&e OF red
roses.
The matron of honor was dress
ed in yellow and white with cor
sage OF yellow roses
Mr. and Mrs Lester Turner the
bride and groom. LETT on a wedding
trip after which they will make
their home in MiliVillc, AT the
apartments OF MIR, and Mrs. Elisha
Quillcn.
The young people representing
Kings College. which was organ
iZed by Percy Crawford in New
castle. presented an inspiring ser
vice 1T Bethel Methodist Church
ON Sunday evening. The young pco-
pie of this church attended. one o1
the Young men led the singing, be-
sides special quartcttcs and trioS.
4 fine sermon on prayer was de-
liyrrpd by a young man. recently
returned from the service overseas
They all testified to the saving
power Of Jesus K"v. +. { Louholi
delivered profitable sermon on
Sunday morning. from the text
found in II Peter, 3:ll. Seeing
,hcn that all these things shall b,
dissolved what manner of persons
ought ye to hc i'll aA holy conv"r
sation and 2odIjnrss Also read 2nC
Peter 3rd chapter and 10Th verse.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter BranforC
spent the Weekend in Baltimore
as guests OF their uncle. Mr.. Bran
ford.
Charlie Williams and Mr.. an,
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
FREDERICK

The w. s. c. S. met Friday even
ing. March 1st in the Sunday school
room. Hostesses were Mrs. Anna NJ.
Harrington. Mrs. Mabel Langrell
and Mrs. Mabel Raughley. In alb
sence of the president, the first
vice president took charge of the
business meeting. Mrs. Helena Case
had charge of the missionary meet
ing. She gave q very interesting
talk. The program was as follows;
Piano duet. Mrs. Mabel Lansrell;
! Reading by Mrs. S. Beebe; Singing
by all; Reading by Mrs. Frances
Davidson. guessing game ON
ShakeSpeares poems; Reading by
+ Mrs. +. l.. Harrington; Singing hy
all
Mr.. and Mrs Vaughn Warren
from Wilmington were week end
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. I. b.
Spurry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Olson who re-
Gently moved into the Duplex house
on Davis Street were at home To
sixteen relatives Monday evening
when they entertained at a buffet
supper. Guests were from Chester
Milford Bowers and from here.
Mir. Olson was recently diScharG-
co from the Coast Guards and now
Employed at the Dover Meat Mar
Eet. Mrs. Olson was the former
Miss Ruth Sipple of Canterbury
Delaware.
Mr.. Reynolds Postles is on the
sick list.
Mrs. Edith Melvin has returned
home after eight weeks stay will
: Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Franptoro Il
: fredericksburg. Md
. Mrs. Ollie Covington spent th'
f week end with her son, MIR. jane
: CovinSton and his wife at vii
5 mingtOn.
p Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Carlisle Ir
!. of Phila. spent the week end WIT
|. Mrs. Helen Carlisle.
: MIR. and Mrs. Reynolds We're sun
: day guests of Mr.. and Mrs j. Il
Il Rogers Jr.
g Mrs. Virginia Tatman, Mrs. Gen
ttrude Cook. Mrs. Clara Connie
and Mrs. Viola Jester were mem
t bers at the Red Cross dinner an
:. meeting ON Friday evening at Mi
/, ford.
S Miss Kathleen Jester and Mis-
h Joan Connley were recent guest
r. of Miss Ruth Ann Johnson of nea
l. town.
a Mr.. and Mrs. William WallaC
1. and family, Mr.. and Mrs. RObel
IL Daugherty of Wilmington. Mr.. an
is Mrs. George ManlOve and family {
e. Dover. and Mr.. and Mrs. Robe
II Ellingsworth of FELTON, We're Sun
Of day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harl
w Boone.
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bennett al
Of Mr.. Charles Bennett were weekeI
guests at Appligarth, \. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark al
as daughter are spending sometin
SS with Mr.. Clark s parents at Detro
T. Michigan.
$ Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Rawlins
d. New York, Mrs Sara Johnson
s. Seaford. MIR, William S. Davis al
Mrs. Ruth fall of Dover were /
cent dinner guests of Mrs. Sal
us Williams.
$ Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Dillon
n Wilmington spent Sunday WI
IS Mrs. Lida Stevenson
% Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Russell Z
tertained at dinner on Sunday
honor of their daughter. Mrs. Gra
EOthenlach OF Upper Darby.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
OCEAN VIEW

Jackie Hudson. son OF Archie
Hudson OF ST Martins, Md. visited
his uncle. Harvey Hudson and aunt
on Saturday.
George Hudson has received his
honorable discharge from the Ar
my. He is the son OF Mr. and Mrs
Harvey Hudson.
Wedding Bells
Miss Elva May Han. daughter OF
Alr and Mrs. David {. Hall. was
united in marriage to Lester +.
Turner. son OF Mrs. Nan Turner
and the late Elme! Turner. on Fri
day afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock at
th" home OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hall. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. &.
W. Headen, minister OF the Chris
lian Church.
Close friends and relatives OF the
bride and groom We're present. \
reception followed the ceremony
y wedding cake was the center
piece on the dining table. Ice cream
and cake composed the refresh
ments. The matrOn OF honor was
Mrs. Grace Quillen, sister OF the
and Sonny spent Wednesday III
Philadelphia.
Mrs. sue Walker and Mrs. Moli,
MilhOurne have been entcrtainin.
their sisters, Mrs. Caroline Rowan
and Mrs Viola Wakefield of Shet
field. Mass. Mrs Wakefield has re
turned To her home. Mrs. Rowan
Rowan remaining for Il lonSei
visit
MIR and Mrs. Claude McIlvainc
Mrs. James McIlvainr, Mrs vii
liam Paradee and Mrs Roy GOur
ley attended the banquet SPONSORED
hy the Red Cross in the WcSlr.
Junior College. This marked th
opening of the Red Cross drive [,
he carried on durin" the month q
March,
MIR. and Mrs Roy w Anderson
Chirt and Mrs. James II Smith an
son, spent Sunday with chic
Smiths sister and hrUthrr-in-la law
chief and Mrs. Max Cathy of Balm
bridge the former being a patiel
in the Naval Hospital there.
= Mr. Albert FINLEY has bought
! home near Dover and is moving hi
. family the first OF April.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08

Billy Bant Jr., has returned home
from the Beebe Hospital at Lewes
very much improved.
Mrs Elva Bennett and son lr-
win Bennett and wife of Brooklyn.
y. Y. We're guests of their parents,
Captain and Mrs. AlonZo II. Ev-
ans.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Calhoun.
Jr.. and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bant and son Billy called
on Mr.. and Mrs AlonZo Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Calhoun,
Jr, have rented the residence for
merly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. ia
cob Hooker in Cedar Neck. The lat
ter have moved to Long Island. y.
V, where Mr.. Hooker will engage
in business.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08

Mrs. Eddie Carr0w from Greens
bOro. Md, Mrs Elsie Widenian and
daughter. Helen of Newark. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Booker and son 0i
Georgetown were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Belts 81.
Mrs. Grace Desmonds OF Will
minSton has been guest of MIR. and
Mrs T.. W. HOlleGer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Bland spent
last week end with MIR. and Mrs.
Raymond Wilson.
Mrs. W. a. Stokeshmy lr. and
son spent part of the week with
Mr.. and Mrs A. -. I.ank
Rev and Mrs. d. f. Wood and
members of the Youth conference
attended Il meeting at Milford on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Horace Culver and daugh-
: ter, Mary Ann from Lewes spent
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Hocy
Gross.
Mrs. Jane Hazard and children
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs J. a. Gray
, iaS decorated the bulletin board
with things representing spring.
The seventh and eighth grades
are taking six weeks test work. in
the conclusion of the fourth
periods The eighth grades are
studying nature lessons. The fourtl
grades have curiosity tree, ant
~ of hn
cnt Materials
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moore o
Frederick gave a dinner ON Sunda,
i'll honor of the engagement of Mis-
Nellie Emory and Reynolds Frencl
of Harrington. The affair was
! very nice one and was enjoyed b
all who attended
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08
REDDEN

There will be services at McC oil
ley's Church next Sunday as fol
lows: Sunday School at two. Pres
ton Donovan. Supt.. Preaching at
three by Rev. Barlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hurley and
daughter. Clady Lou. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Webb and Mrs. Dorothy
Burton were Saturday evenin-
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Kurton and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ).
Burton.
MIR. and Mrs. Paris Burton and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Forst were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Donovan and daughter
Florence.
Miss Edith Rust spent Tuesday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Rust
Mr. and Mrs. stephen Jewell and
. Alr. and Mrs. clarence Abbott were
Thursday evening guests of Mr. ant
Mrs. Robert Clendaniel and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Burton wer,
Monday evening guests OF Mr.. ant
Mrs Lou Hudson of HarbeSon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Donovan
and family were Sunday afternoon
guests of her parents. AIr and Mrs
Charles Burton.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-08

A still tongue maketh a wise
head.