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Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
Thursday, August 29th, 1916
At TEN O'CLOCK \ NJ
GpaYlipht Saving Tluel
Iatu ul Shlu,.
Thr following

LI\ ~TOI'lN


pn" rair "i u.ulc~. @rulh.. W"lh any
rl3,.r ~ru2lc or do'hlr aood milk
COWS, r T.. to~tcd \Il milking
FARM MACHINERY
Massey Harris tractor. lol Junior.
u'I ru'hor: S"t Of tractor Massey liar-
rs cultlvatur~. for power LIT. Inter
national $r' 81 tractor ploWs. I2-inrh
bottom. set OF Oliver tractor double
discs Iu good shape, Nils Chalmers
combine. Iu good shape. ON farm Wtg-
ou. uur HAY lach. manure -picadcr.
N,W Idr"- on, Superior dull. - dlSc.
one D,rrIrG mower. three section steel
ROLLER Ou, row fndd"t cutter. wheel
barrow -..d ~oWrI. international feed
GRINDER and bolt corn ~hclrr ON"
Acme harrow. two SO /" oliver chill
ValkluG pluW<. our -trrl beam anG
one Wooden hram; tWo Walking culu-
Notor. set ol h"au Scil"~, Will weigh
500 pounds. iron NiS''. WIZ tIShtrn'r.
g sets of ch:,lu haiurS~. ! SIT OF doubt"
rrjl.~ sets rope hnruc~., horse c"l
Hl~ 3 good hridlcS. grnd@t"nc IL
horse power ruLiu" aud our water
puulp, coulIu@ tank and piping
Ice hoN. milk can rack. thrv. milk
hickrt~ two milk ~tlniurrs. four milk
cans. wood saw. %o-iuch stable wheel
barrow. two lu2 cuans. forks. ~hov"ls
and hoes. Othrr thjue@ too numerous
to u.orIllou
80 halr- Of clover hay, mon" or
Jess.
HOI ~EUOIp GOODS
Ou- living room suite, one h.droom
suite. tNo hrd4t"nds one, antique hu-
rrnu. "ur hall rack one toldunG bed.
Sllv'rtou, radio. several lamps. tW"
dining roo utuhlcs. Maple CI"rmont
h' after. hrnudrr stove. feeders and
fountains. Gasoline washer.
TERMS: CASH. \" good To L." 10
moved until paid iur
REAL ESTATE
NJ the <,mr rnc aud place tin
f1rm ou winch TIM sale Is hcld Will
h." hold at Public Nucliuii
FARM. compri-juD approximately
lou arr"S cleared land ana lon acrrs
woodland. also toloWluG hpIldju2~. -
: room residence. stable. COW -h"d
harm corn cIlh. Wagon and machinery
h"u>", milk house. rhichcu house. etc
CHARLES NJ ENl'GIII.EN
John DUhrt@uu, NucjIur"or. olG-2tI
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Pilgrim Holiness Church
Charles w. Baker, Pastor
South East Front Street
OUUITI z d5N OII' ONI OCN
StlnIaN- NtRtIGf IL

SUNDAY. NuSUSl ~
9:45 Il. NJ sunday School. Hubert
PasSwaterS. superintendent
/ :00 a. m.--PrCaChing.
700 y. m.-Musical. Song and Praise.
500 p. nu.-PrraChinE.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 1870 o'clock.
We want to invite you to our ser
vices; also our Sunday school. We have
classes for all ages.
Special invitation to those who go
to no church school We invite you
Come with us. get acquainted with
our fine group of boys and girls ana
godly teachers. Parents could not do
a nohler thing tor their children then
send or bring them to Sunday school
Awards are given to each worker.
Our motto: Pray, Plan. Come
Work"
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
The Church of God
Second and Washington Streets
Rev. w. Edwin Tull, Pastor

Sunday. August lN
1000 a. Sunday school
HOO Il. m.-Morning Devotion.
200 D. ny. t. T..
7:45 p. lIVang"listic Service.
Tuesday. 7:i5 p. m.-Praycr Service.
Friday. 7:i5 p. m--Bihle study.
TO each of these services W" extend
a hearty welcome To everyone who
needs rest to the soul. peace to the
mind. sympathetic counsel and fel-
lOWship.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
CHURCHES in MILFORD
Calvary Methodist Church
Leslie EwaId Werner. s. T. M.
Minister
sunday. August |

sunday, august r
l0:n0 a. m.-Church school john
wilkins. superintendent, There is a
place in our school for you. Visitors
are especially welcomed.
Hoo a. Morning Worship and
Sermon by the Rev. Howard Davis.
7:30 p. M Evening Worship and
Sermons 10y visiting ministers and
speakers.
Prayer meetings at 7:30 o'clock ON
Wednesday conducted 10y Rev. j. 7.
Bailey.
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MANY CONTESTS
ARE LISTED IN
SUSSEX COUNTY
continued from first page

''"h'h'eu from hi>t pagel
town. !. Elwood Jones. George
town, Beatrice T. Tyndall of
Georgetown. and Edward j. South
ard. Lewes.
Recorder of Deeds Raymond +.
Ringler Selbyville; charles W
Hurley. Seatord. and John W
King. Laurel
Sheriff Leroy NJ Mitchell. L.au-
rel, charles W Hurley Seaford
and Thomas $. Clark. Cedar Crecl
Hundred
Coroner William l. Conoway
Greenwood.
The Republican primaries hay,
been set for August u.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16

payheh Sa>up Tln,c
rh" following.
LIVE $ToCk
- ur:,dc Iiol>r,iu and Guernsey
milk COWS. Two tu .,Ncu N.ar. old.
"n" with rHll lay >Jd'. others mlkius
good ou" hrn"t. Sptnpiu& bag. tour
h"It"rs. II months old. ouc registered
hull with rap'rs. h"ru .lauuail ISt.
l'iG on" haH uarc. Il yoar. old.
work auNW hcrr. 1loo pound,
FARMING EQUIPMENT
Orr Model \ John Dcrr, tractor.
hight. starter. power Int. ruhh,r
tires .n"arlN ncW. ON" st Of lt-inch
John Deere tractor rloW~. nearly ncW
ON" S"t j"hu Door tractor cutiNHtorS.
fr>t class condition: one John prcr,.
tractor rotary hoo. good as ucw. our
John Deere tractor mower. loot cut.
hrSt class condition. one John Deere
SId'. delivery rake. heavy duty. tour
bars. good a> wv one Holm lb.rr.
II combine. equipped with rubhrr
tl"~ motor and r'ri,aurr, N,ur old .
ON" lh-Sp"ui Iuhu b,cr,. gram aud
FERTILIZER drill. equipped with TWO pow
81 lts, T. Years old. ON. .Iuiu p.,tr
hay and EI""u crop loadtr on tJjhb,l
tllt~. INST CiH~@ condition. uUc john
Deer" tractor corn HuU bean PLANTER.
good H~ n"M. one Ncturmt,k b,.rrin.
tl1t'or manure Spt':.icT. o'l I.,i1tr.
~ tilSt class Condiluu. uu, iurh,l
tired wagon. ono tractor dulpI 1i.,1l.r.
on inuI plN ttrt~. ol" = Wh,,l HAT
trailer ult ruhb.r. nu, = section .lo1n
l1", ~ ~prfug tooth. oila . .r,tiuu dtp-
harrow. ultr John lp..}, ,aiu ~hclh.r
nearly u,W: ON, IuGu Ipr,lc lu-in,I
haWnr rmIll. good as M.W. ullr " -.r-
tlot. laud IolIcr. Gl-t ,la- ,ouditlou.
on ENrtltr W1t'i pUtup plth ,a-u-
linz m"toi. u.a.IN u.W ur,. MNro.
water pump. good -lar,. @uu = To-
mato baskets. l5n tcrtill.r hal-. tW,
hr""dvr SiuNcs. on buruci-. ol drunIe
forks. ~hoNois aud hoes 80 ut.ta
f"nc" post, ouc tcuc. ,har4,i. POO,
a~ new
MlI.kING InIH'NENT
one set Condo mjlk'ue muchlur
GasoImg driven. tW" ~iu4h. units, frs
class ,uudlj.ou. ON, lean Wilson
milk Cn"lri. un~plIn, Driven. nearly
nov. "lght milk cans. nu' eif:tiurf
Two milk huckrt~
TiI,AI\
g. tons ot ~,ltl,l ,IuNct IrN. ) tom
OF soy bean Gel. t"Nrr iad ralu oi ID
TEEN> or SALE. CASH
Lunch VIII h, sold on th- rroGfd
WALTER MESSICK
pic>rrson EroIrrI4. Aucrron.rrs
Edward To>lnt, Clerk alG-2'I
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First Independent Church
MARSHALL Street
Sunday. August II

Sunday. August II
1000 a. m.-Sunday School.
IL 90 a. m-WorShlp Service.
1900 p. m.-Children's Meeting.
730 p Evangclstic services,
Rev. Elwood Sagcrs of Llnwood, Ia
will he the speaker this Sunday.
Thursday. 7:30 p. m. Prayer Meet
ing. .;.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16

Fred Bays. the retiring demo-
cratic state chairman. says that he
intends to be a good democrat
1t goes without saying that he has
a lot of varieties to choose from
The Union. Sullivan, Ind.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
Wednesday, Aug. 2Sth. 1916

w h'hN -h"Ns -'''''' - y"
VT TEN O'CLOCK \. NJ
Ram or Shin"
n'ayhEht Saving Tim.l
I;,aI Estate and Personal Property
Including farm. 1--we stock and equip
.u."ut. a. follow.
HEAG. ESTATE
2oo acre dary. erau and truck
ilrm. l3o acres clear ana INa acres
tpuhrl - Is DAIRY hatn. equipped
with IaucSWuN ~tauchluu@, lIttcr-CHr-
ri,I hull and calf pens. nrW II 10
Marietta roucr"t" Silo: G-r"om hunEa-
low. poultry hou~r Ion 81" layers or
3.ooo hroilcr- >l2.noU worth "t grain.
truck and milk sold from this larm
tu l3li
LIVE STOCK
% Pure Bred Hostein Cows and
Helfers
On,. 3-ycar-old hull Al are Tuhcr-
rulln ana blood tested COWS are heavy
mjlkcls and all uf milking age Will h.
fresh hN time. OF sale OF soon after.
Two l0-y,ar-old bay mares weigh
luG inn pounds each.
Our Er'y horse. weighing 1900
pounds
one mul, weighing looo pounds
EQUIPMENT
1910 Ford tractor. Ferguson system
tools. ucIuduG pluWS. disc. harrow,
cUltINatur aud manure loader: l93>
/ Ford stake body. eight wheeled truck,
recently oNrrhaul"d and equipped with
/ new clutch and l916 loo o-horS" power
1 motor. Surge electric mixers. electric
water pump. pressure tank. 5-can Will
son milk cooler. IL milk cans. buckets,
etc: - now .lumcSWaN StanChlunS and
- IndiN tdual drinking cups. NOT Nct
installed. three hulS" oliver riding
/ pillow. intersection spring tooth han
row. John Deere corn planter. sid" de
! livery rake. oliver mower. hay loader.
! lIarpoon hay fork. ll-Spout grain
drll. riding cuItlNat"r. walking cuI-
tlNHtore. lO WWaEon With nHt rack.
mauur" sprrad"r, cultirackcr. saddle.
wood saw. numerous other items. IN
rlldiug ZOO htl"S ot clover hay.
ON" Kenmore electric washer. u
| good working order.
one large wood or coal turning rli-
culnilug heater with regulator.
TERMS or SALE CASH
CIlAS. LEI. SlrPLE. Owner
Carroll l;Io-.. Nuction""rs alt .
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16

Mos: of the eating places of to-
day should be named cafe Atoll.
no sugar atoll. No meat atoll In
fact. scarcely nuthin' atoll.-Jour-
nal. Washta, la.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
First Baptist Church
Rev. Leon c. Nelson, Minister
"Holding Forth The Word OF Life"

Sunday. August is
1000 a. m.-Church School. Thos
Founders. Superintendent. There is
a class and II welcome for YOU.
II :O0 "A. m.-Morning Worship. Mr.
Franklin Perry of the Eastern Bap-
tist Theological Seminary. will preach.
500 y. Evening Worship and
Informal Song Service Mr. Franklin
Perry of Philadelphia will preach. Be
prepared for the week by attending
church.
Wednesday. 500 y. m.-Praycr and
Bible Study Hour.
Friday, August %. 500 p. m The
Baptist Christian Fellowship and Mis-
sionary Society will hold its monthly
meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16

Health authorities of typical
city have established
that handwashed dishes contain
2372 times more living bacteria
than dishes cIeansed in an electric
diShWaSher.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
Saturday, August 31St, 1916
At 1890 O'CLOCK L. NJ.
Rain or Shine
~ IV'TIV " IT =
HOC CSEHOLD GOODS


HOt SEHOLD GOODS
Phlco electric radio. antique
chairs, living room rocking chairs
one antique low cupboard with draw
crS: round dining room table. ON"
leather covered daNeupart. office chair
and metal stand; Quaker oil heater.
living room style. nearly new, spear
cooking range. vacuum cleaner. man
ual operated: Kitchen table. six kit
chen chairs. cold Air ice refrigerator.
dishes. pots and pans. table linen. :
Puritan oil stoves. many antlqu" KIT
chen dishes, cook table. seven good
oil drums. 3 tons good nut coal. has
ketS, hampers. wash tubs many large
size iron cooking pots, lawn NOW
erS. set of weights and scales. work
bench. set of tools. good new wood
axe. lot OF good paint and brushes. >
small size oil heaters. medicine CahI-
net. several good rugs. y 10. . y II.
etc. also Soome good throw rugs.
several electric lamps. window shades.
3-piecc bedroom suite. window cur
tainS. bed linen. SCartS, mirrors, pic
lures. clothes trees, several small size
chests and cabinets. several nice
blankets. movable paper clothes press,
old fashioned wood bed. two stands
bedroom chairs.
TERMS: CASH.
CLAUDE LYNCH
Owner
Walter pickrrson, AuctIon"rr. al6-$tt
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

Having recently purchase the
household furnishings ut Fred Wilson
and having no use for tn" same, |
will offer the entire lot at Public
Auction at the premises on lo2 IiridG-
ham aVenuc. South Milford. ON
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
The Avenue Methodist Church
The House Of Happiness
Rev. Frank Herson, .. o.. Minister

Sunday. August Is
9:45 a. m.-Session Of the Church
school. Closely graded school with
rooms and classes for all ages
Minister on vacation. No worship
Services. The Rev w. }. Mckee OF
Houston. will attend to the pastoral
work during the minister's absence.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
PUBLIC SALE!

ann oHrriuG nay Personal Property at
Public Sai", Wh.u. NOW live, known
:,- th" George lIarrmtt"n Farm. FIRST
farm uu the lctt. on road h'adlug from
l.nrMt,L.tnn 10 \nlrrMN Nh. nlI
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
Administrators Sale

Owing to the death ot my husband.
WjlI offer tor sale at my home miles:
east of Harrington. ON NarruGtuu-
Milford Road. ON
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The Presbyterian Church
1.-The Church on the Plaza"
Lnhn NJ. DeChant. Minister

Sunday, August Is
Sunday School at ?:45 a. m. Crcrar
Bennett. Jr., superintendent.
Guest Minister. Rev. Harry w.
Ewig, Ph. H.. Norton. Pa.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
PUBLIC SALE
of valuable
c A 7 I l. f
and
EQUIPMENT

I VIII "fI,r tor I'uhh, Sal. at In.
tarm known ae TN. Hopkins Farm.
lncatcd ON th" uluc-tooi road leading
from tiarriuptou To Fr,d,rica. the
first laru "u tho l,n from Laws
Church 10 Frrdrrict. ON
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE

FOR SALE ON" 19U Ford dcluN"
tudor. or will trade same. Henry
Orkin. Milford ltp
FOR SALE Elhcrta peaches Tor
canning. N our packing huuS" ON
Route II. north of l;ridGcNil". 7.
Smith and Som. HlG- u
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
PUBLIC SALE
or VALUABLE
Real Estate
and
Personal Property

TIN u,d'r,lpu"d VIII I'll At hS
Iarm. - mll,~ west at FELTON,. ON th'
ro;d from Ecitou to SaudtuWu, Kent
county. state ot Delaware. ou
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16
Tuesday, August 9th, 1916

Vt TEN O'CLOCK \. NJ
paNhGht StNinu Tim
lhr following
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16

one set Condo mlk,ue machin..
gaSnImy dIiN,u. two ~iuet. units. first
class ,uudlj.ou. uuc t-o:lu Wilson
milk COOLER. gn~nllfl- Driven. uc:til>
nrw. "Ight milk cou~, ou" etr.lurf.
TWO milk hucktf~
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-16

pick"rson Erolh,14, Auouon-cis.
Edward ToN'.r, clerk. alt ~
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it's dry
inside
kM~sAx
l0O% waterproof
r~aincoats for the rain

Let II pour buckets -. you'll be
bone dry in your koroseols. Be-
eouss the 3. r. Goodrich miracle
muieriol is moi merely woieF
pellent but loos6 woiefpreosi
Even the seems ore sealed with
koroseol Still more to this
miroeIe-if won't stick In sqvcior
heoi-peel or crock in q Poiar
freeze. Reomily tailored. LIGHT
on the shoulders. Stains wash oH
with q domp cieih. slots sror.
RssoIor and long sizes
34-46.
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Mrs. F. Kizmiller and Miss
Mary Ohr of Biloxi spent the
weekend in the homes OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. Fl. Williams and Mr..
and Mrs. j. Entrekin. Other Wis
itors In their homes are Mrs. l..
Grady and baby from Collins,
Miss.
A miscellaneous shower was
given in honor of Mrs. Robert
cfrlot in the home of Mrs. c. L.
Nelson with Mrs. Lester Mack as
eo-hostess Friday night. After a
few games were played, punch
and cake were served to about
Is guests. The bride then open
ed her gifts.
Mary and Buddy Malone of
Pascagoula spent Saturday in the
home Of their grandmother, Mrs.
j. F. Turner, Sr. Mrs. Wayne
Merryman also made a brief visit
to her mother last week.
Fl. f. Nelson and w. II. Nelson,
ST., we're business visitors to Mo
bile last week.
The young people Of the Esca-
tawpa Baptist Training Union are
inviting the young people of Es-
catawpa to attend their program,
especially on open forum nights,
the first of which is to be OBJ
served Sunday, April 7. This
type of program will be observ-
ed the first Sunday of each
month. The question for discus
sion on the first night is SHOULD
Christians Attend the Movies?"
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Escaiawpa

Mrs. A. p. Megehee visited in
Picayune last weekend with rela-
lives and friends. She motored
home with her niece and nephew,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. c. Robon Of jack
son,i Ala, who remained for a
short visit with her before return
ing to their home.
Mrs. A. w. Thomson attended
the Woodman Circle State Con-
vention Tuesday at the Buena
Vista hotel in Biloxi.
Mrs. Erie Golf visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Bryant, in st.
Elmo for a few days this week.
Mrs. d. l.. Waites and daughter
Of Biloxi visited relatives in Es-
catawpa during the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Roberts
and children spent Sunday in
Lucedale.
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Gauiier

Mrs. Joseph Wilkerson spent
Saturday and Sunday in Pensa-
cola. Fla, visiting relatives.
Robert Horgan was a business
visitor TO New Orleans Saturday.
Sgt. Lee Switzer has returned
to San Antonio, Tex, after spend
ing some time at home. He left
Wednesday.
r, II. Sebastian has gone TO New
York City to visit relatives.
c. ID. Switzer visited his son
Charles Henry Switzer and fam
lily Sunday.
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Church services will be held at
the Orange Grove Methodist
church the second Sunday in
April at IL a. m. and at Z D. m.
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Orange Grove

Inc missionary society Oh
Christian Service held a business
meeting Monday. The devotional
was brought by the president,
and prayer was given by Mrs.
Gus Roberts. Two new members,
Mrs. David Taylor and Mrs. AL
vim Carroll, ere welcomed.
Means of raising money for the
Sunday school rooms and kitchen
at the church were discussed and
il was decided that money will
be taken from the treasury to
place a light on the front of the
church.
A surprise miscellaneous show
er was given in honor of
Mrs. David Taylor Monday at the
home of Mrs. w. c. Mcclellan.
The many gifts were brought in
by Dolores Mcclellan after which
refreshments were served.
Mrs. j. A. Coleman is visiting
ner daughter, Mrs. Eli Blount.
Mrs. Van Pool celebrated her
birthday Sunday with a family
reunion. All her children were
at home for the first time in three
years.
Mrs. Gordon Lundy and daugh-
ters visited Mrs, Lundy's sister,
Mrs. L. Sheppard of Mobile Sun
day and viewed Be~llingrath
Gardens.
Mrs. Nolia Mae Taylor and
children visited Bellingrath Gar
dens Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Walker
| of Mobile visited Mr.. and Mrs.
X. W. Dewitt and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. N. Walker during the week
end.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. S. Versiga of
Mobile were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Dewitt for the past
week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Sheffield
are visiting his parents in jack
son. Ala. They will visit Mrs.
Sheffield's sister, Mrs. X. V.
Pledger, of Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heiter of Mo
bile visited Mr.. and Mrs. G. N.
Walker Sunday and Mr.. Heiter
also returned Thursday for a
fishing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carroll,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Horn and Edd
Leroy Carroll went to New Or
leans Wednesday where Edd Le-
roy reported after a 30 day leave
preceding his reassignment or
discharge.
Helen McDuffy spent Thursday
in Mobile with Juanita Tindall.
Mrs. ]. T. Cormack and
| daughters spent Saturday in Mo-
/ bile shopping,
Mrs. Gus Roberts spent Sat
urday in Mobile with her niece
and visited the azalea gardens.
Mrs. w. c. Mcclellan and
! daughter shopped in Mobile Sat
urday and visited MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Timmons in the evening.
David Taylor, who is stationed
in New Orleans, spent the week
end with his wife and their
parents.
Floyd Nice ormack and Miss
Grace Hamilton were married
Friday at the Methodist parson-
age at Kreole by the Rev. Allen.
Church services will be held at
the Orange Grove Methodist
church the second Sunday in
April at IL a. m. and at Z D. m.
VIII Rogers, noted American
humorist, was neither born in
the United States nor died in the
limited States
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H. w. HUDSON NOW CIVILIAN

From the U. S. Naval Separa-
lion center at New Orleans comes
news that Howard William Hud-
son, machinist's mate, second
class, 11l6 Boy street, Moss Point
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Highest wind velocity recorded
in the United States was l87-204
miles per hour on Mt. Washing
ton, N. H., April II, 1884.
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The novelist Somerset Maugs
ham became a physician at hls
family's insistence but never
practiced. :
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Miss Hazel Switzer is recuper-
ating at the home of her parents
in Gautier after having been
under treatment at the Marine
Hospital in New Orleans to
which she expects to return later
on.
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mas received an honorable dis
charge from the service.
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Use art gum to remove sooty
footprints on light colored rugs.
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Daphne Polk, Otto Peterson, Jr.,
"Stem" Roberts, Andy Bond,
Marion Cole and pod" Hutto.
Mrs. w. P. Nichols of Bloom
field, KY, is visiting her son,
Louis NJ. Nichols.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nichols and
son and Mrs. w. P. Nichols vis-
tied Bellingrath Gardens Sunday.
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Kathryn Jean Roberts enter
tanned a group of young people
Saturday night with a weiner
roast at John Russelrs park.
Those present were Mary Elsie
Peterson, Betty Gray Roberts,
Betty Lee Thomas. Mayfax eau
tier, Marion Thomas, Louise Pen
ton, Violet Cochran, Aline knight
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Nh. and Mrs. Bill Roberts have
moved to Cedar Point camp.
Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Meek and
son, Mickey and Mrs. ]. P. Meek
o. Jackson are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Alva Guillotte.
Mrs. Alva Guillotte, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Meek and son and
Mrs j. P. Meek were visitors to
Mobile Tuesday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-29

VIII Rogers, noted American
humorist, was neither born in
the United States nor died in the
United States.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-05

rli:slci;ns and seven SuiOjS;s on this
tour covering nearly $500 miles,
which is the largest number eyer
carried by the Navy Bard nn tour.
Ihe band vii! present al both
matinee anG evening concerts a Va
rrn.y program of nearly two hours.
lur numbers will include variations
CA .,wcric&n folk songs, modern
american melodies, cut standing
classical and symphonic band ar
raNgcmcnts, aimed to please u dis
terminating audience OF lovers of all
types of music by composers of the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-05
Drunk, DisorderIv
Cases Had Friday
By The Recorder

Recorder Protein c. =. Lowry
presided a. recorders Cnur; v2stc.-
day, trying several defendants To-
being drunk ana dlsuricg!v lru To-
careless ana rccElC DRIVING.
Arlene Williams ard Minnie Lee
Crabtrcc. white. were tried ior be
ing drunk and d.sordcvlv. Each was
sentenced 10 80 days IN jail. Sus-
pended upon C,ndi',on that She pa!
costs and remain away FROM Vic
tory Inn for tho next two years
George NOWg. CulDryd. was adj
Judged not guilty o: tvCspass!ug.
BuddC Harris. white. tried 10
public drunkenness. va. fined So
and costs.
Prayer for iud-mon, FOR IN Ircm
chopin. white. tried "a" careless
md reckless driving. va. continued
upon payment of costs ana pdEm"D'
# damages done 70 Reginald
YounG'S truck.
Charlie Thomas. co!orcd. wa. tried
COR careless and reckless dgiy.us an
prayer for iudCmCnt was continued
JpCn payment of costs ami pIymcu'
IF doctors and hospital bills =;
George Marlborough.
Joe Harper and George G. Par
fish. both white. wC"c-t"Iad on sep
3ratc charges of public drunkenness
and each was fined - - and costs
Tried for assault. William FWman
Hobbs. white. was sentenced To- g.
days on the roads. suspended upon
payment of costs and on condition
that he remain away from Nirklc'-
Diner for two years