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Evening star., 1946-12-19
er-American Congress
|0f Women Planned May I

Plans for holding an Inter- -Ameri-
can Congress of Women at Guate-
mala City May Z to IA on the struc-
lures of peace were disclosed today
by Miss Helois Brainerd, secretary
general of the conference.
The sponsors of the assembly in
cluded Gabriela Mistral of Chile,
winner of the Nobel prize for litera-
ture last year; Victoria Ocampo OF
Argentina, editor of the literary
magazine SUR of Buenos Aires; Mrs
Isabel de Palencia, Spanish author
and exile living in Mexico, and Isa-
bel Pinto de Vidal, Uruguayan SEN
ator and member of the Uruguayan
delegation to the San Francisco
Conference
Such problems as the control OF
atomic energy, promotion of de-
mocracy in the Americas, current
policies of inter-American relations,
Evening star., 1946-12-19
Girls Cotton Dresses, s2.95

Were S3.95 and more
IS dresses in cotton or spun rayon. Assorted
checks, prints and solid coIors. Sizes to IA.
W&L-Girls Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1946-12-19
Misses Dinner and Dance
Frocks Reduced

group of rayon jersey, taffeta, crepe,
chiffon and net dresses in choice OF
colorS. Misses sizes.
Evening star., 1946-12-19

merger campaign. He told reporters
he Is confident he can halt the COM
mittee unification either in the Re-
publican caucus on January Q or on
the House floor the following day.
Mr.. Cole said he is opposing the
merger plan because he personally
does not believe it to be practical
and because the Naval Committee
voted unanimously at a recent meet
ing to fight 1t.
The charge that the consolidation
has the backing of Army Navy
merger advocates was made by Rep
resentative Hebert, Democrat, of
Louisiana, a Naval Committee mem
her.
Evening star., 1946-12-19

10 Rayon Dresses in black, brown and pi ints.
Misses Sizes Were $69.75 and more. Now,
$41.25
Rayon Dresses in black, coral ana aqua.
Misses sizes Were $25. Now SlS.7o
An-wooI Suits in beige and powder blue.
Misses sizes. Less than " price. Now $lS.75
IA Two-piece Rayon Dresses in brown, teal
and raspberry Misses sizes. Were s29 75.
Now SSN.@'
3 AlI-wooI Suits in pastel shades. Less than
u nrice -S S29.75
Evening star., 1946-12-19
CondIelight Service

A Christmas candlelight service
will be held by the Interior Depart
ment Recreation Association at the
Department of the interior audi
torium at 8:15 pm. tomorrow. The
department chorus, directed by
Robert Frederick Freund, will sing
Christmas songs.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
'$l75 From Tree Sole

Receipts from the Arlington Lions
Club annual Christmas tree sale, tt
promote a program of sight con-
servation and aid to the blind
amounted to $17505 today, ]. j
Fuschini. chairman, said.
The sale will continue on lot
In the $500 block of Wilson boule-
ward through Christmas eve.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
Misses Dresses
$9./o Were sI395

length sleeves, 500 cotton, 409o wool. Grey,
coral, aqua, and brown. Sizes 10 to Is.
so Misses afternoon dresses in jersey fabric,
500 wool, 500 rayon. Beige, American
beauty and gold. Sizes 10 to Is.
IS TattersaI type check dresses. Tailored
styles. Red and blue predominant colors.
Sizes 10, IL and IA. Less than " price.
W&L-Inexpensive Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-12-19
Junior Suits.
$40 We,e s39.9S

10 Junior Suits: tailored in all-wool plaids
or plain wool shetIands. Sizes 8 to Is Were
sae75 Now - $50
10 Coats: Al-wool suede shorties, in double
breasted style with button-in Innings black,
green. gold Sizes to Is. Were $49,75. Now SIS
IS Jackets: Classic or cardigan all-wool flannel
Jackets !. in paids and plain grays. Sizes to
* mere s1se5 Now S595
w&I-Junior Misses Apparel, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1946-12-19
GirdIes and Foundations,
$7.o5 Were $3.50

80 girdles and foundations of cotton batiste
and elasticized rayon. Sizes rs to 20 in the
girdles and 80, "a and 36 in foundations.
Is Girdles and Brassieres Of rayon satin, cotton
batiste cotton lace and net Grdles in sizes rs and
49, Brasseres In sizes 80, SO, SO and 38. Were 750.
Now S4.95
40 Bandeaux of cotton batste and rayon satin. Tea
rose. Sizes 80 to SO. Were $150 Now 81
W&L-Corsets and Brassieres Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-12-19
Women's and Shorter
Women's 5. Dresses, $3.50
We're S25 and s29.7.

Were SIS and S2975
IA black rayon velvet and aqua all-wool
dresses in sizes 141a, 1917 241a and AZ to 49,
Is AH-wool Dresses in black and checks
Sizes 14ia to 221a. Were S25. Now $3.50
AII-wool Dresses in black, blue and green Sizes
20, 40 and A. Were $49.75. Now $3.50
: AIl-wool Dresses in two-piece style. Blue and
green Sizes 1888 Less than " price. Now ss725
W&L-Women's Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-12-19
Misses Cotton Smocks,

@3./9 Less than V price
135 FulI-length smocks with long sleeves.
Cotton India prints in vivid colors. Sizes
IL to 18.
40 Cotton Plaid Dresses in tailored style. Red
and blue combination Sizes IL to 18. Less than
Il price. Now --------------------- sass
125 Cotton Aprons in stripes, checks and floral
prints bib and band styles suitable for hostess or
kitchen wear. Were 81 and more. Now 75c to S2.95
W&L-Aprons and Uniforms, Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-12-19
Misses Afternoon Dresses
Reduced
Misses AII-wooI Suits, s187s we,e SIS
awoo suits in brown beige royal and green Misses sizes

go all.wo0i suits in brown, beige, royal
Rayon Gabardine and AH-wool Dresses in
pastel shades. Misses sizes. Less than Il
price. Now - 1918
19 Rayon and AlI-wooI Dresses in pastel col
Now $3.50
20 All-wool Dresses in black, pastels and
plaids. Misses sizes. Were $22.95 to $2975.
W&L-Misses Dresses. Third Floor
Evening star., 1946-12-19
Misses AlI-wooI Sports Dresses
@1oIo We're SIS and S29.75
, Were SIS and S2975

solid
brown with hgrayst
Is.
Dresses
unned SUITS
top andre pas IL
AH-wooS SportJ
Jackets sin green
in blu md RAJ
and u $495
W&I--spo
Evening star., 1946-12-19
Misses AII-wooI Suits, s447'

qua, green and gold. Sizes 10 to Is.
10 AlI-wool Gabardine Suits with scroll
shoulder trim Beige, gray and blue. Sizes
IA to 20. Were $85. Now s49.75
All-wool Suits in a double breasted style
In black and white mixture. Sizes II to
16. Were $45. Now ow$ $33.T5
Evening star., 1946-12-19
We're s59.75

IL softly tailored all-wool suits in ru
10 All-wool Tweed Suits in green and brown.
Sizes 10 to is. Were $3975. Now SIS
10 AlI-wool Tweed Topcoats to match the
above advertised suits. Suits 10 to 18. Were
s3s.75. Now --------- S22
W6sI-Misses' Goats and Suits. Third Floor
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-12
-Paint-Paperi

F YOUR HOME NEEDS PAINTING, m
side or out. Dial 2-2042. after 6 pm.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-12
SO-Houses For Sale

FOR SALE-BEAUTFULLY FURNISH
ed five-room home in Princess Place.
Da1 2-2908.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-12
l39-Radio & Repairs

DAVID DIXON'S SERVICE CO.. RADIO
and appliances. Sales. Service. Work
guaranteed. Dial 7-8l26. Is S. Second.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-12
NOTICE

Under and by virtue Of II.
sale contained in a cer,,iI power u
trust executed by James 2 oesa II
wife. Matte Joy Garriss, ms nd
Joy and wife, Georgia JOY, Ma. ans RI
Meekins and HUSBAND, NJ Lucid
Meekins, Edwin 0. joy, EIj1.sas u
Kill and husband, James I, Wv 2 VI
!, Hight and husband. Gilt. sayliI
Matte R. Joy (unmarried1 s!sa.,|
Hogue, Trustee, dated ASH - 81
and recorded in Book 2a0. parA ;sA,|
Hanover County Registry. ~, New
and by virtue of the aut,o-,s uade,
In the undersigned as substi,n;.. vested
tee by an instrument in Wiz. nus.
august, 1s4s, and recorded Gated
Hanover County Registry; ds,.n "a New
ing been made in the payme-, aav'|
note secured by the said 5as5 u tA|
and demand having been n1ss .. 'rut|
undersigned substituted trustee "a WI
nn,ass OF the v note thereby secured d v y
to the highest bidder for e,,s iii|
Courthouse door in the Civ ~ r ~ NJ
ton, North Carolina on Mo1 lining
TENDER 80, ls46, at q o'clock Sep
parcel Of land lying and bei, .'Va he
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-12

LARGE SELECTION OF wARDRoBEs
and chestrobes. Priced from S5.9s to
s54. so. Jones Furniture Co.. Is South
Front.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-12

NEED TWO SPECIALITY statesmen.
Earnings upward of $50 weekly. Tx
penses advanced, transportation while
training. E. D. Paxson. Cape Fear
Hotel, Friday only until 3 p. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-12

WANTED - ONE EXPERIENCED MO-
tor Truck mechanic and one exper-
fenced tractor mechanic. Wallace Mo-
tor and Implement Co., Wallace. N. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-12

CLEARANCE! EXTRA SPECIALS!
ELECTRIC IRONS, o. P. A.
PRICE $3.50. SPECIAL $5.22.
GREYHOUND TRAVEL IRONS.
o. P. A.. PRICE $3.50. SPECIAL
$5.44. F o l. DING BEACH
CHAIRS, SPECIAL $3.44, MANY
OTHER CLEARANCE SPE-
GALS! H. BERGER & SON
FURNITURE COMPANY. TOT N.
FOURTH. DIAL 5128.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-12
IO5-Lost & Found

LoST-N WINTER PARK BUS WE'D
nesday, September 18th about $40 p.
m. bill fold containing ten dollars.
One five dollar bill and i've one dol
lar bills. Numerous cards, including
drivers license, Engineering Club,
Engloneering Society. Police Identifi-
cation card and photo as well as sew
eral others. If found please return to
Mexican Maffitt. 11s Bryan Ave. Box
274 A Route 3 for suitable reward.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-12

JUST ARRIvED-SHPMENT OF SMART
porcelain top breakfast room sets
Your selection in red or black Peo-
nles Furniture Co.. 257 N Front street
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-12
S7-Wanted Male or Female

BOOKKEEPER FULL OR PART TINE.
Experienced only. Apply in person to
7i9 North Fourth Street.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-12
180.-Legal.

ton over U. S. HighWav -
als1ance Of approximately 4, 10; !,
70 LAWS store, thence Wrir54 rg.1
ter fask road to Smith Cree. s'!'F i,
turn over same route, seryir eeS aad Il,
mediate points. al c,s.,
That the commission ~.
plication for hearing :. IA se' SAD ID,
on the 9th day of septsn5sc-. %k Az
the Court House in Willninr, ~ 1,
Carolina. s'oa, No-,
This the 10th day Of sen,.
sAFEWAY TRANSIT cnPa IA
BY L. J. Bat:5 ANY
supt. Transpor,s..
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-12

APARTMENTS FOR RENT ROOMS
Completely furnished. 100 per cent
insulated for year-round occupancy.
Gas range, cleo. refrig.. automatic hot
water. Ideally located near stores ana
on bus lines. s40.o0 per month. Lake
view Apis. Carolina Beach. meme
Car. Beach 2301 or Wilmington z-Sooz.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-12
55-For Rent Apartments

. on 3 ROOMS UNFINISHED, GOOD
location. Good condition. 30S So. 3rd.
Dial 2-3202.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-12
~75-Household Goods

JUST ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF OIL
cook stoves and wood and coal
ranges. Levine Furniture Co.. Sixth
and Castle. Dial 5347.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-12
85-Help Wanted Male

WANTED - CAPABLE SERVICE STA
ton attendant. Apply in person. 1909
Chestnut St.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-12
136-Poultry & Supplies

BLOOD TESTED BABY CHICKS =
Hatches twice weekly. Water founts,
Feeders. electric breeders. feeds. Roud-
abush's Seed Store.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25

Russell ID. Scarborough. Jr.. Sea
man , c. has been visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Dale Scar
borough. Russell has finished his
boot training at Bainbridge. Md.
and is now at Norfolk. Va. await
ing further assignment
A.
Pfc. Walter ]. Ninner. Jr. re-
ceived his honorable discharge
from the Army OF January 10. He
Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Mlnner of near Harrington. He en-
tered the service on March 27. 1913
and spent 10 months overseas in
England. France. a Luxembourg.
Belgium and Germany and receiv-
ed the European Theatre of Oper-
atiOns Medal with four Bronze Bat
tie Stars. American Theatre Rib
bon. European African Middle Eas-
tern Ribbon. Good Conduct Medal.
Purple Heart. Victory Medal and
Combat 1nfantryman Badge.
He took part in the Battle of the
ArdenneS. Rhineland and Central
Europe, and was wounded in the
Battle OF the Bulge He came home
on the |. S. S Wasp.
a cw
On Tuesday. January :. 1916.
Sergeant Charles w. (Biln Emory.
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry T.
Emery. 1928 West Street. Whining
ton. formerly OF Milford. was given
an honorable DISCHARGE from the
|. :. Army. Bill served with the 503
Parachute Infantry and saw SER
vice III the South Pacific. takins
part in the invasiOns OF New Gui-
nea. NeomfOr. Minford. and Core
sldor. Following the latter the
company was stationed on Necros
Island where they remained until
december =, 1916. from whence
they were sent home Sergean,
Emory wears the Asiatic Pacific
Ribbon with Bonze Arrowhead.
Good Conduct Medal. DISTINGUISHED
init Badge Philippine Liberation
Ribbon. Presidential Citation. ana
World War II Victory Ribbon.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
THE LOW DOWN FROM
HICKORY GROVE

In Uur Senate and Congress. they
keep saying v" gotta do sunpthiu-
ion little business they set red
in the face. and untasteu their col
lar they fight, bleed and die. It
makes good show.
But what GETS me is what is
it'll" husincss-and how his must
little business ect before it i biz
business. And you take 4 little hu-l-
ness and You help the 4uy To stay
II same, how are We gonna go
."uut il TO keep the fellow little or
whatever size we figure he SHOULD
brow un To be-hut no ti4ecr. And
how Will we stop him at the rieht
spot il. aS d sample, he is in The pie
baking business and he lQukes 'en,
50 good that peopl" ke"h comin-
for more. And whore II" used 10 be
little business and make loo pies Il
day. how is he gonna manage 10
turn our few more If il puts him
IN the biz business class. and he il
liable to iHsult hy the Govt and
tie told H. i un5o-irahlp.
Gould the Guy make lis leo li,~
laroel ard cut 'em in >. saws Ncur1
and get ti- tut look lt'}e- ana
sin he le"al Z ink 80. say
HNt. il- j. il is CONF Heated and
enoG@h nons"HsioaI it is > on
sEot { on-r"@~ viii say akay.
Ynur~ With thc low Gnvr.
10 SIERRA
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
VETERANS INFORMATION
COLUMN
Civil SER, ice Amendment Issued
December IL. 1915

The United States civil Service
Commission hereby amends all am
uouncementS ISSUED prior 10 De
cember ln.l945. TO INCORPORATE in
announcements information on the
changed procedures with respoct ia
proving 5-point veteran preference.
In announcements where Form
D. or Form 4eH0-ADC with Form
- to be filed lateIl is required. tie
following paragrdph is included
How To Apply" II You claim
veteran preference &S ron-djs-
%bled Veteran who served dnring
time of War, answer Question - in
application Form - comuletcly
hut do not submit Form II or urooI
OF preference with your apulica-
tion. Ii appointed, You Will be re-
4uired 70 submit proof of honorable
separation 10 the appointing OFFICER
prior to entrance on duty" II an
IounCement where Form Gn j, re-
Quired, the follow in2 paraeraph j.,
in cludcd under How 10 Apply"
II You Cl~im veteran preference as
a non-disahled veteran who served
curing time of War. @uhmir Form
II without prooi of honorable sepa-
ration from military service win
Your application Ii appointed. vou
will he required to submit proof of
honorable separation to the ap-
pointing officer prior To entrance
on duty"
The following paragraph is in
cludtd in all announcements under.
How To Apply:
If You wish IL claim preference
tl) as disabled veteran. ,2l a. 4
VII" ot disabled Veteran. 81 as y
widow of veteran. or "a aS a w.
ttran VIII" served only during peace
time and who was awarded cam
paiSn hadSe or service metal for
PARTICIPATION in a camraien or ey-
petition; submit Form II together
with the proof ot preference called
for therein.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
k&T~~, SERVICE
&;5a1!5l - SLANTS
News of Our Boys and Girls in Uniform

Corporal Ralph Milbourne sur
prised his family on December 20,
when he phoned from Camp Kill
mer. New Jersey after returning
from the f. T. o. on Christmas day.
He arrived home on December so TO
spend As day furlOugh after
spending thirteen months overseas.
4 e
Willis Lowe Rogers is now at
home after being hOnorably dis
charged at Fort Monmouth. y. j.
He served in the Eleventh ArmOred
Division of the Third Army with
General Patton and wears the Bat
tie Stars of the Ardennes. the
Rhineland and Central Germany
4 u
On the USS WAYNE, George H.
Davidson, seaman first class. 404
North Washington Street, Milford,
served on this troop transport dur
ing a part of her Pacific service.
The ships most recent assignment
has been in ferrying discharges
back to the United States from
overseas.
4 y
Staff Sergeant Martin Y. Hast
ings. former member of the COun-
ter Intelligence Corps. has leceiv-
ed his discharge at Fort Devens.
Mass. After visiting friends in
Philadelphia. Wilmington and also
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spicer of
LinwOod, Pa. he returned to his
home on S. f. Front street
Lieutenant A. Edythe Fisher. Ar
my Nurse Corps. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Fisher of Frederick.
has arrived in Naples, Italy. A
graduate of the Delaware Hospital
School of Nursing. Lieutenant
Fisher was on the staff of the Della
ware Hospital prior to her enlist
ment in the nurse corps. After COM
pleting basic training at Fort Dix
y. j.. she was assigned TO Fort
Miles where she received her over
seas assignment
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
The Presbyterian Church
The Church on the Plaza"
Rev. John IN. DeChant. Minister

sunny. IHnI1IE =
- =. Ia sunday Srhu"l. Mr. l.
II. G"rd"u. Superintendent
81" =. ~ Wor>Lrp oud S-rinon
T"p'c. What 1t M,ans 70 l;o saved "
T,Nt. Lax, lo.2"
Th" olo'I. V5ii ing under th. III
r. ct'on Of NJ T. Mrhmenn.
-" p. "a Young Peoples Society
N"unG l''"pl"' Day NIL h.. observed
With q Sr'cioi .,rNic. ut - y m
Thc Young Peoples society VIII l3y,
oharG" and fom youths VIII >pc,,k.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Charles w. Baker. Pastor
South East Front Street
sunday. J''HtHry -

9.45 " m.-Sunaay School. Hubert
PasSWaterS, superintendent.
j 90 a. m-Proaching.
7:"o p m.-NuSical. Song and Praise
N.ro 2. m-Pr,aching.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
At 7:3u o'clock.
"" want to invite You to our sor-
vices: also trr Sunday school We Lay.
classes for al ages.
Special invitation to those who 90
to no church school. We invite Won
Come with US. get acquainted WIN.
our fin" group cf boys and girle and
IodIy teachers. Parents could rot do
4 nohler thing for their children than
send or bring them 10 sunday school
Awards are given to each worker
Our motto: Pray. Plan. Come.
Work "
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
ENGAGEMENT

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Russell
announce the engagement Of tbei1.
daughter Miss Evelyn Y. 10 I'd
gar 5. English. son OF Mr. and M
Edgar 7. English. Both are grad
uates OF the BridgeviIle High
school Miss Russell is student
al the Delaware Hospital School Of
Nursing in Wilmington. Mr. tnr-
hsh recently was DISCHARGED fron
thr I $ Army. '''''
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25

The safest distance AT which To
follow another can is one car
length for each. 10 miles of speed.
says the National Safety Council.
Al 81 miles an hour. for example.
The safe 'folloWiEg" distance would
be three car-lenSths.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
Christian Workers school
10 Be Held

Beginning Monday evening. Feb
ruary t 4 Christian Workers
school Will bc held for six consecu-
tive Monday evenings in Wesley
Methodist Church, Ceorgetown. The
sessions will start at 7:3o O'Clock.
students arc aSked 10 register The
first night al . o'clock.
Five courses will be offered: The
Use OF the Eihie With Children. =
taught by Rev. l.. +. Werner. Mil
lord: The Work OF the W. :. &. :. =
Mrs. II. p. Fox. Salisbury. Md.
"Th" Church Working With Young
People, Rev. +. y. Milbury. Lau-
ret; The Teaching or Jesus" Rcv.
H. ). Hodgson Princess Anne. Md.
and Youth and Worship" Rev.
Walter II. Stone. Scatord
The school Will he open to reg
Istrants from all churches in Sus-
SEX county. There will not be any
registration fees, the school being
financed by the Sunday schools OF
the county.
On january IS. the Greenwood
basketball team played Milton
team on the lattcr's floor.
Donovan led the Milton cagors
WIN !" points. Milton held the
head throughout tn" game. winning
by score OF ~ to >.
In the preliminary game the
girls scored an easy A. 10 % ytc-
tory.
Thc box scnl.c.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
CHURCHES In MILFORD
The Avenue Methodist Church
The House OF Happiness"
Rev. Frank Herson. D. D.. Minister

N|!H.NN. JIINNTN =
@.f5 e. IA session "f til. Chuth
school. NH>-iouar! sunday CLOSELY
-radgd school with rooms and class. :
tur all agc,i
ll:"" a. M. Morning Wur~hip and
sermon. Subject. "Th, Ma.,,r rcr-
N:''t Music ct lncrii b> Tia. cuair,l
cho'e~ Th, h,alt.r~t ly.lcor.... aIvt,>
80 p. IN. IL. ."iuu Wor.liip ana
H"rntoH. Sni,i.cl. 9TH. I".trr, al
I'.-'3- short 'ul"uwul -.rNt... tp =,
."N,N aiu" ri'l,. Conn alta V.u4iiIl,
Md"'"k thurrh S.rN.r-,. ou TWr~-
day 'N'NlnG al al p'c1urA
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25

1t seems to me that oysters never
b,d = better flavor than they have
his wear the only obstacle in the
wav of complete enjoyment of the
bivalves is the price-whlch' to use
= stock market expression. remains
steady"
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
Calvary Methodist Church
Leslie Ewaid Werner. S. 7. M.
Minister
Sunday. january -

}"-r" H. m.-Chutch School. Ioh,
" 3ih'H-. Sup"ri;',ud, mt Co"Ic JON
our school .nd hcir Us maintain al
:tNt'a-c" ATTENDANCE If "ou
ll29 a. l0. Morning Worship S,r-
m"h ~ Tho Ministers almost Per
~.'nd'd Music 10y tn Youth and Sol
ior ChuIl-.
~" = ~ N"uh Fellowship. Nat-
2.rt : f5ta.r. = ..d.r.
So 3. III t,>.isin- Wul-Isr a..
:,"rti on T. y}h. Minister.
F..>"r N,.tn- "Wednesday u5SEt -
- -. H.. h
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-25
HARRISON

y
tanned at a 80 turkey dlllhef on
Wednesday evening OF the past
week the followins guests. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Arthur Smith. Nj. ana MIS-. L.
r Mason. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Yea
sev, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard hilton
ANA ljllle daughter. Jean, Mr. and
Mrs. William Prtttyman and little
son. Jimmie, Mrs. Edith Barker and
dauahter. Miss Lydia. After very
social evening. ice cream. two
kinds ot home made cake. candies,
mus. etc. were hOunuIuIly served
ana enjoyed hy all.
Nr Elmer McColley has been
confined in his bed with the Srippe
Mir. and Mrs. Robert Prince. Mrs
Es,elIa Short and Mrs, Ethel
Prince all OF Wilmington spent the
week end With Alr. and Mrs. l.. +
Mason.
On "Wednesday evening OF tne
rast week a crowd gathered AT tbs
nome of Alr. and Mrs. John War
Iin2ton. TWO OF their daughters
Mrs. Retta WARRINGTON Clifton ano
husband. Dale clifton who Wert
recen1lv married. and Mrs. Ethel
WarIiueton HASTINGS and husband
David Hastings. who has just re-
turned from overseas. We're &lNeI
an old time sereuade as we'll a.
such uanks as lidinS them on {
rail in a wheel harrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Ananias Hickman
entertained al 4 turkey dinner on
Friday evening al six. The follow
i&e guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Otha Pep
cr. Mn. and Ails. Charles K. Davi0-
>on M..and Mrs. Harry porman
MIR. and Ms. ". {. Wal~tenholme
MIR. and Mis-. Lloyd Rust Mrs. Ellie
Lyndal. Mrs. Lizzie Warrington.
MIS- Clifford Walsttnholme has
returned home from the Beebt
Hospital where she has been re-
ctivine treatment and is now get
t.ns along fine.
Nh. and Mrs. Lloyd Rust spent
Saturday in Dover shopEiu2.
The Reverend Richard Green o!
Dover preached a very good and
inspiring sermon in the churcu
sunday morning after Which Mrs
Green ana hr were entertained al
cinner hy Rel and Mrs Roy Jones
Nh and Mrs l.. f. Mason enter
tanned At a three o'clock turkey
Ciuner Saturday afternoon the
tolloNiH2 guests. Ny and Mrs
Cus>ip Rust. John Wilson Mrs
Fannie Davidson. Mr.and Mrs. Rob
eIt Nea,ty, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
amphvlI, MIR. ana Mrs. Lawrence
Sirple, Alr. Edward Simple. Air
Geor." Rust Mrs. I.ora Atierhack.
Mrs. LStella Short, Nh and Mrs.
Robert Prince. Mrs. Ethel Prince.
Mis-. l.ora Wmtia@ton and for the
evening. Mn and Mrs. William
bretlymou Many heautiiul picture,
II natural color which were taken
On Mn. and Mrs. Princes and Nh.
and Ms. PrettEmans travels
through Florida. Canada and other
places were shown ~ latern slides.
Alter which refreshments Were
served
Services sunday as usual. sun
Gay school - 10, Albert Davidson.
Supt. Prrachins AT II, by Rev. Roy
Jones. this is . friendly church.
WHY co0't YOU attend?
The choir was entertained al the
fom" Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert David
zen on Tuesday evening for re>eal-
~.l
Miss France: Bake. srcu, ran
:. is Week With her hrother. Taul
TaEer ani family Hear Zion church.
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