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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-14
SOCIETY
OPENS OFFICE

A new office has been opened
on Cadillac Square, opposite the
County Building, by the Provi-
dent Loan and Savings Society,
10 replace an office formerly in
the Tobln Building.
The new office is larger and
better equipped TO serve its
many customers,N said John +.
Ryan, president and general
manager The address is 1879 Ca
dillac Square
The society was founded in
1906 by prominent Detroit bust
nessmen to provide small loans
at rates far below the excessive
percentages charged at the time.
1t was one Of the first loan
companies in the state to charge
less than the legal rates for
small loans
Loans of $40 TO $500, at less
than the legal rates, may be Sc
cured at the new Cadillac So.
office, on furniture, automobiles
and other security
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-14
CHATTER
BY Verneaker pozier

am going 20 the Good Will
10 buy me Some clothes TO wear
Tuesday had some fine clothes
Tuesday night was burnt out
by fire. II YOU see a barrel com
ing up the street, folks, don't
run It's only me!
Gay Affair
Mrs Briggs gave dinner
party for her friends Monday
night. Mrs. Mary Petty and
Mrs. Johnson. 1t was a gay af-
fair.
am going 20 real society
party. folks It's the cream Of
the crop The 1t Frank w
Check Auxjlary USWU Will
hold lis annual Christmas par
~ at tho home OF Mrs. Lille
Brooks on McDoucall Ave.
A masquerade and fancy dress
bali viii be given for the bene-
Ift Of Sacred Heart church on
Tuesday. February at Brews-
ter Center ! got burnt out on
Tuesday night. so ! will wear
the we'll known Darrell.
I won't tell how old ! am, but
KELVIN Joseph Ventons did on
his birthday, Sunday, December
10.
Sorry TO hear that Mrs. Sus-
zan Clark is i'll at her home,
6023 St. Antoine.
Mrs. Sue Bankers mother died
in Honduras. Central America.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Burns. OF
Lynn Ave. went TO sec Anna
Lucasta" and said, It's really
great
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-14
BETHEL TO CELEBRATE
WHITE GIFT SUNDAY"

white Gift DAY Will be celc-
brated Sunday, December 10. at
Bethel AME church Frcdcrck
and 81 Antoine Church mcm-
hers VIII bring gifts wrapped
in white 10 be distributed TO
the needy Of the neighborhood
for Christmas.
The Senior choir. under the
leadership % Edward Lockoit.
viii present Hsndcls Messiah .
at 4.30 pm The Feast Of the
NATIVITY viii Too held az Mid
night, December "a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-14

A protest 10 Indian leaders
against his deportation from Ca
nada was cabled Friday by Ma
ranlal Hlrachand Shah, member
of the legislature Of Bombay
province after immigration Of
iiclals at the Windsor tunnel re-
fused 70 allow him to enter Ca
NADIA on business.
Shah, who IS an active leader
OF the Indian National Congress.
hss made several speeches in
Detroit discussing Indian prob
lcms Ii is believed that these
peccheS Mr. Shah made might
have been the reason for hrs
deportation from Canada.
Sent To Leaders
The protests were sent 10 Sar-
OAR Vallabhabhai Pate, Indian
National Congress leader Home
secretary in the new interim
government. and to Honorable
Frodice, speaker Of the Bombay
legislative assembly Of which
Shah Is a member.
Shah believes that the excluS-
ION order was the result OF q
speech he made AZ a Detroit
YMCA branch on November IL
al which a representative Of the
British consulate debated from
the audience
Boykin Comments
In attendance at the meeting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-14

in Detroit al the Disgs Chapel
Tuesday. Dec. 3 at 200 pm.
with Rev. T. Timberlake OIL
ciaiinq,
CLAYTON. Baby Girl IS Hrs.
2s4o Hendricks. lntermeni was
in the Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery Wednesday. Dec. :
al HOO a. m.
MCCONNELL. Anna. ST., sS4 Z.
Alexandrine. Funeral services
were held at the Di9gs Chapel
Thursday. Dec. S al Loo pm.
KNIGHT. Evelyn, 81. lS4lS
Loq Cabin. Funeral services
we're held al the Diggs Chapel
Friday. Dec. s. Inierment was
in the Detroit Memorial Gene
terry.
JONES. Rosa. 80. sS7 Theodore
Shipment was made 10 Jack.
son. Miss. Friday. Dec. 8 al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-14

LADY FIoLENA DIAL. who
welcomed the guests at the g.
dav birthday celebration Of
prophet Jones. now known as
ne Holiness. the Reverend DR..
lanes +. Jones'" She is
shown here on the stairway OF
his French Castle on Arden
park Hundreds Of guests were
n Detroit from all over the
country 10 attend The affair
which took place during the
week of November "a.
photo by FOWLER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-14

1880 pm.
TAYLOR. Rudy. 80, 22s East
Forest. Funeral services were
held at the Disgs Chapel Fri
day. Dec. 2 p. m. with Rev.
Banks officiating. Interment
was in the Lincoln Memorial
cemetery.
TENNILLE. William. 48. gao
Brady. Funeral services were
held al the Diggs Chapel Sat
urday Dec. al 1890 am. with
Rev. T. Undertake officiating
Interment was in the Detroit
Memorial cemetery.
SPENCER. Annie. SIS. 998 Ben
ton. Funeral services were held
al the Diggs Chapel Saturday.
December 7 at 2 p. m. with
Rev. T. Undertake officiating.
Iniermeni was in the Detroit
Memorial cemetery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-14

WILEY. Mary. 4s. s9l2, 2sih
Funeral services were held at
the New Light Baptist church
Doth and Cobb. Monday. Dec.
z al 1900 am. with Rev. Mar
tin officiating. Iniermeni was
in the Detroit Memorial Gene
terry.
McADOO. Lola, 80. 700 East
Congress. Shipment was made
10 Union Springs. Ala, Mon
day. Dec. 2 at 1850 am.
SMALL. Frank. as. 1852 Mon
roe. Shipment was made 10
Athens. Ca. Monday. Dec. 2
al ll;l0 am.
COATES. Colorado. 81. 3l4l (.
Lafayette. Shipment was made
from Topper Lake. MY. Nov.
2s. Funeral services were held
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-14
ard OF Thanks

Deacon Chas. Blackburn and
family OF 20lsl Indiana thank the
churches. pastors. clubs, mission
circles and friends for flowers.
cards. visits and donations made
TO his wife. Mrs. Wayne Black
burn. during her recent illness.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hopkins aC-
companicd by Mir and Mrs Ralph
Sattertlcld OF HARRINGTON spent
Sunday With Nh and Mrs Homer
Hopkins of BrllSNillc. Md
NIr. and Mrs Joseph Flanagan
&hd daushter. Catherine and Mrs.
Annie Boone We're Wilmington
Visitors on sunday
Mrs Louder Belts. Nr. and Mrs.
Merton Belts. Mr.. and Mrs. Benja-
min Belts and Ellen Louise Belts.
attended the wedding OF Miss
blanche Henderson OF Flushing. y.
\. and Mr.. Gordon Belts of this
town. The WeddinS took place in
the Little Church Around the Corn
er in New York city. The bride was
attended by Miss Ann CaSpro as
maid OF honor. Mr.. Merton Belts
Was the best man for his brother.
he reception was held at the Hotel
Russell in New York city. After a
snort honeymoon the couple will
make their home in Frcderica.
Daniel Nlrden Andersen. Amcri-
can tonSul at Valencia Spain was
! overnight guest of Mr and Mrs
William Leach, Saturday.
Mrs. Katie NaNine OF Scaford wa
Mek END guest here with her sister
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Belts.
Mrs. William Brown aud son OF
Baltimore, Md. spent several DAYS
with her mother. Mrs Julia DARBY
this week.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03

Harrington Post No. : American
esion will hold an important meet
ing over the First National Bank
tonight The membership drive
started two weeks ago is bringing
results. The post has member
ship of over sixty. the drive will
continue.
Mrs. May Houscman Of rhila.
spent the week end at her home
here.
: c Everett Nus,cr Las return
ed to duty after spending a leave
with his mother. Mrs. ola Musser.
Rodney Pride of Georsetown
spent the week end with his broth
er and family. MIR. and Mrs. job
Pride
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry e. Tee Jr.
and mother were guests of Mrs,
Annie Howard at Salisbury on sun
day
MIR and Mrs Warren Holst0n OF
GEORGETOWN We're guests of trends
here on sunday
Alr and Mrs. Herman Zeitler and
family OF Harrington and Miss Dor
othy Meredith of Magnolia. were
Weekend guests of Alr. and Mrs
Roy Bell.
Mrs. Franklin q. Ford of Nor
folk. Va, has been a recent guest
of Nh. and Mrs. H. Clyde Miller.
Mr.. Walter Moore OF Milford
spent the week end with his sister
Mrs Virginia ClarkSOn.
Mrs. Edward Brown of Atlanti,
city spent last week with Nr. anC
Mrs Howard Anthony.
MIR and Mrs. Howard Anthony
and family entertained Sunday fol
dinner. Mr.. and Mrs 4. T. Whit,
and daughter. Charlotte OF Bridge
willie. Mr.. ana Mrs Ernest BroWl
an dtamily OF Denton. Mr.. and Mrs
GOOtec Brown and daughter. Mari
lHn OF Greenwood. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Brown and sons. Fordic ant
Finest ec of Denton. Mrs. ClarcnC,
.nthOny and daughters Betty anC
Grace. MIR. and Mrs. John Donovan
of Newark and Mr.. Marshall An
thonY of harrington
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
HARRINGTON

Last Tuesday afternoon was
GALA occasion for the Harrington
New Century club. when the mem
bers and their friends with leaders
of the Delaware State Federation
OF Womens Clubs gathered for the
biennial luncheon. which was
served in Firemen's Hall by the
Firemcn'S Auxiliary. The tables
were beautifully decorated III
flowers of the club cOlOrs-Green
and yellow. and the menu carried
the same color scheme as far as
possible. Mrs. Fred s. Bailey. presi
dent of the local club. presided. and
creeted the assembly with few
we'll chosen words Of cordial
greeting Then she introduced Mrs.
Phillip Cannon Elliott of SeafOrd.
the president of the State Fedora
tion: Mrs Wright vice president Of
New Castle County; Mrs Riley
Brown. vice-president of Kent
County; Mrs. Ralph Belts vice
president and the officers OF the
local club. The club song written
several years ago by Mrs. George
Potter was sung and the Invocation
was made by Mrs. Thomas {. Jones.
After the luncheon, the assembly
repaired TO the club building near
by for the program which was ar
ranged by the program committee
OF which Mrs. !. Gordon Smith is
chairman. Mrs. Smith introduced
Professor Melvin BrOhSt. director
of music at the High School. who
announced the following program {:
Vocal solos by Miss Nerda Ruth
Nane. Violin Solos by Miss Irene
Ford and chorus OF High School
Girls which included Misses Gym
thia Grant. Miss NanC. Thelma
short Gertrude Baynard. Doris
Starkey. Selma Wyatt. Lillian Har-
ris. Eileen Galloway and Lillian
short. They sang Il group of songs
including: "Carmina. Mighty
LAX Rose" Might Song. "COme
to the Fair" Prof. BrOhst was the
accompanist. The CONCLUDING Num-
ber was a reading 10y Miss isabelle
Ward of Dover
Last Saturday. historic old Can
ttrhury church was the scene OF :
ColOrful wedding when Mrs l.illiar
porothy Camper became the hrid,
OF Clarence Black. son of MIS-
BeSSi" Black and the late Edwar(
Black. The ceremony was perform
cd by the pastor, Reverend John +
Bailey. The glorious tints of tn,
ancient stained glass window :
mellOWcd ny tn" SlantinG rays O
the afternoon sun. the native dog
wood blossoms and white lila,
blooms tastcfully arranged aroun,
the altar. contributed happy AM
say atmosphere to the >Olomnity q
the occasion. The bride. WoarinG
C0rSaSe of rose buds ana lilies O
the valley and dressed in fetch
ihc era! travelling suit. sci of wit
black accessories. was Given il
MARRIAGE by her brother. Mi Sam
uCl j. Powell Of Sinking Sprin1>
Pa. Mrs. Irving Joseph calhoun
sister of the bride. attircd in a pal
blue suit. with black accessories
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03

Wor" C0rSa9c of rose buds. made
charming attendant. Following
the Wedding a reception was held
az the home OF the brides parents.
Mir and Mrs. James Thomas Powell
o' canterbury. Mr. and Mrs. Black
after a honeymoon SOJOurn in the
PoCOn0 mountains. will make their
home in this city Sergeant Black
was recently DISCHARGED from the
army after serving about nine
months in the European Theatre of
War. He i now employed by the
Ward Baking Company. Mr. IryinS
j. calhoun of Dover. was best man
and Mr. {. Creadick Powell and Mr.
Stanley Carter We're the uShcrS.
Kent Chapter No. II. O. T.. :
celebrated lis 2oth birthday with
Worthy Matron. Beulah H. Rbdway
and Worthy Patron. Thomas E.
Roadway prcsidinG Their guests in
cludcd the officers of the Grand
HAPPIER OF Delaware together with
guests from all the other chapters
in Delaware Visitors were also
present from Denton and tederals-
burg. Md. \ musical prOGram was
presented ny the Senior CHass
hoir OF the HarrinSt0n High
School Miss Irene Ford. vi0linist.
and group OF flute players. \ do
nation was also made to the Ameri-
can Cancer Control Committee
Mr. Walter p Austin. better
known To his friends as tSkinner)
age +" years died at his home near
F&rminst0n Thursday morning
after an illness of six weeks He
was born at Lincoln. and was the
son of the late John W. and Sallit
collins Austin and had resided in
this community for many years. In
the horse and buggy days he dealt
i'll live stock. and was familiar
figure on the streets OF this city
Mr.. Austin had been 4 rhucmatiC
victim since he was a young man
this leaving him terribly crippled
He moved near FarminStOn about
\ months ago when the farm where
he resided was sold. ii was former
Il known aS the F.hOn Wright farm
Gnu W d. meat lUc NtHl anu SNSStN
Fair grounds Funeral service:
were held from the Boyer I'uncra
Home. Sunday Afternoon AZ p. m
in charge OF the Rev +. &. Jones
pastor ot Trinity Methodist Church
lntCrment in Denton. Md Nr
Austin Was unmarried and iN sur
NiNod by one brother, John W. Aus
TIN of Svatord and one sister. Mrs
Blanche Watson. Phila. Also sever
al nephcWS ana nieces
The regular monthly meeting "a
the HARRINGTON Fire Co.. is hcin
held toni2ht moved up from tn
, first Monday ni2ht in May on ac
count of the approaching Dcl-Nar
: Va convention and 70 set the las
minute details arranged
Mr. and Mrs. Horace T.. Quillc
! hay" returned home after spcndin
, the winter in Florida
} The Home Demonstration club
! Of this city Will attend Triuit
E. Methodist church in a body nc>
j. Sunday cveninG All members ar
p asked 10 nl"rt IN the Sunday sChOc
:. "oom about 1:&" p. M
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03

MIR and Mrs NJ Hovcy spent
Wednesday in New Castle.
MIR and Mrs. Harold Puorc and
daushter. Joyce. spent two weeks
with Mrs POOrc'S sister. Mrs Ethel
iarrinGton and family near Har-
rinctOn
Nh Joseph Ninyard Of Chester
town, Md. visited his parents Mr.
and Mrs. IL W. Ninyard.
Nlr. Ralph Jester is home with
her family for a few days.
Little Miss Martha Staytou oi
Milford visited last week with MIR
and Mrs. William Wilson and Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph {. Gerow.
Funeral services were held fol
Mrs. Mary f.. Levick. age - years
on Wednesday, May LIST N two from
the RoGers Funeral Home here
Mrs. I.e1ick is survived by one son
Reynolds ot WaYnCsh0rO. Pa. ano
nine grandchildren. Interment VA,
made at Barrett's Chapel.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
FREDERICK

The " Z. ; will meet this
Friday eNeninG. May &rd i'll the
SUNDAY school room.
Mr.. and Mrs Roland Miller and
daughter Emily spent several days
here with Mrs Millcr'S father. Mr.
H. t. Postl3s
Miss WarrinSton and Miss Davis
Oi Wilmington were week end
guests OF Mr.. ami Mrs. John L. Nc
Bride.
Mrs. Cornelius Robbins and
daughter. Evelyn OF Wilminston
spent several days last week with
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fora Talmam.
Mr.and Mrs Edward Shrap of
FELTON, and Miss Margaret sharp of
Wilmington spent sunday with Nh.
and Mrs. Joseph Sharp.
Mrs. Mary |. Derrickson after
spending the winter months with
her daughter and son-in-law. Mi
and Mrs. Harold Met Curdy of Raj
oigh. y {. has returned to her
home here
Mrs. Rawley Slaughter. Mrs
Mary Johnston and Mrs RALPH
lester attended the funeral of Hay
ard Bishop at t'rankford on Mon
day
After an operation at the Kent
General Hospital. Dover. Mrs
James +. Moore has returned home
and is improving at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Good of Col
man. Pa. Miss Sally Lynch of Wes
Haven. conn and Mr.. Fred Schc,
OF New Britain. Pa were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Il
ROGERS ,lr. ON SUNDAY.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
Schedule Adopted
By Mar-Del League
tContinued from Prs, Page,

Since the Mar-Del League is a
member of the association spon-
Sored by the National Baseball
ongress. all players will be un-
der contract with the association.
A trophy will he awarded to the
league champions by the associa
ton.
Winners in the Mar-Del League
and the Central Shore League will
meet in post season series start
ing on September %. The league
schedule follows:
May Rock Hall at Hartly.
FELTON, at Bridseville: Denton at
Greensboro. and Church Hill at
Houston.
May y Hartly at FELTON,:
Bridgeville at Rock Hall: Green's
boro at Church Hill. and Houston
at Denton.
May 10 Rock Hall at Bridge
Vile; FELTON, at Hartly; Denton at
Houston; Church Hill at Green's
borO.
May &c Hartly at Rock Hall:
Bridgeville at FELTON,. Greensboro
at Denton; Houston at Church
Hill.
May 30 "a. M Rock Hall at
Greensboro: Hartly AT Church
Hill; FELTON, at Houston: Denton
at Bridgeville Up. M Church Hill
AT Hartly; Houston at FELTON,
Greensboro at Rock Hall; Bridge
willie at Denton.
June > Rock Hall at Houston
Hartly at Denton: Greensboro at
FELTON,: Church Hill at Bridge
willie.
June . FELTON, AZ Rock Hall:
Bridg"villo at Hartly: Denton at
Church Hill. Houston at Greens
bOr0
June lG Rock Hall at Denton
Hartly at Houston; Greensboro AT
Bridge1i!lc. Church Hill at Eel
ton.
juno - FELTON, IT Greensboro.
BridgoNillc at Church Hill. Don,or
at Hartly. Houston 1T Rock Hall.
June 30 Rock Hall at FELTON,
Green -horo at Houston. Hartlv a,
Bridgoyillc: Church Hill at Den
ton.
July 1 "a M FELTON, at Denton
Bridgevlle at Houston Greens
horo at liartly; Church Hill a
Rock Hall. op. M Rock Hall a
church Illll, Iiartly at Greensboro
Denton AT FELTON,, Houston a
Bridgeville
July FELTON, at Church Hill
Rridgcvillo at Greensboro. Den
ton at Rock HALL Houston ii
llartly.
July II Rock Hall at Bridge
vile; lIartly AT FELTON,: Grcensbor,
At Denton; Church Hill at Hous
ton.
July p FELTON, at Greensboro
Bridgcvlllc ut Hartly; Denton a
church Hill; Houston at Rocl
Hall
July y Rock Hall at Denton
Hartly at Houston; Greensboro a
Bridgeville: Church Hill at FELTON,
August I FELTON, at Rock Hall
Bridgeville at Church Hill; Den
on at Eartiy; Houston at Greens
)OrO.
August II Denton at FELTON,
Iouston at Brideevjllc: ChurcI
I'LL at Rock Hall
August IS Rock Hall at Hartly
'eltOn at Houston, Bridgcville a
Denton; Greensboro at Churc'
Hill.
August - Rock Hall at Greens
)oro; Bridgeville at FELTON,; Den
on at Houston: Church Hill a
1artly.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03

Miss larmond Belts after spend
luG the winter in Florida enroute
to her home in Wilmington spent
several days here. with her mother.
Mrs sue Belts.
Mrs. George T., Wood and dauch-
ter. Mrs Ruth Foster OF Dover
called on friends in town last We'd
ucSday.
On Tuesday. April 22rd Mrs. Flo
T.. Tatman. MIR. and Mrs. Zora B
Tatman and daughters. attended
the Wedding of Miss Kathleen
Nichols OF Dover to MIR. John Still
of Smyrna. The ceremony was per-
formed in the Presbyterian Church
III Dover. The bride is grand
daughter of Mrs. Flo T.. Tatman and
niece OF MIR. Fora b. Tatman who
SaNc her in marriage
Milton Fircmen's Carnival Nav
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03

Milton Fircmen's Carnival Nav
ith 10 18th. 1916 New fire tele-
ph"hc ~o'I. a26-2t
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
Tuesdays Results

fredericksburg 4. Cambridge l.
Dover 10, Seaford l (firsU.
Dover II. Seaford (secOndD.
Centreville s. .EastOn 5.
Salisbury ;. Milford 3.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
IN \ REGULAR ARMY SOLDIER

It's not Just that I've got a good
steady job that pays me we'll and
gives me good training. The reason
I'm a soldier is because | geia lift
out OF my job.
Its not heroics. It's a deep-down.
satisfying glow that makes your
heart skip a beat now and then.
Like when they lower the flag at
sunset and the Bugler sounds Re
treat. Somehow YOU say To yourself.
EverythinS's okeh. |. and Il lot OF
other guys like me are seeing TO it
that that flag flies safely here and
IN lots nf other places around the
world"
| remember the bang | got when
Sewed that first stripe ON my
sleeve. was Private First Class
Il worked hard and gotten some
where i'll place that really count
ed-the United States Army. And
every single stripe that has gone OF
since has given that same kick. Yul
cont talk about it, but You really
1cel you've made the grade.
Then there's something ahou
"oi King with other men the way
You do in the Army You're on ;
team bigger than anything yOuN,
ever known before. And when vom
outfit gets pat ON the back i3r {;
Sood job. it kind of makes yol
stand = little straighter. sur,
You're proud. You can't help but be
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02

You see. its something more thah
YOU get otherwise Perhaps you
realize it most of all when YOU ana
your gang get aboard ship 10 90
overseas as personal representa-
tiIes of Uncle sam. You, John
Smith. t. :. Army. making the prog
lection of the best country III the
world your own responsibility
1t YOU feel the way | do If YOU
want somethin4 out OF life that's
lust little hit different some
thing perhaps little more impor-
lant than YOU might be .lOinS else
Where-I'd suggest that You make
a point-right now of finding ont
what a really fine proposition the
army offers today money-wlSr
and every other way Visit your
nearest L. :. Army Recruitius sta
tion for all the facts and ii2ureS.
Your local office is AT l32 South
State Street. Dover. Delaware. y
Sergeant from this office Will hc IN
Milford city Hall on thursdays
num :OU 20 Zoo p. mi.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
NeWS 0f4-H
aeecLuBs IS
Shawnee Speed kid>

The July meeting Of the shaw
nee Speed Kids. held Tuesday. July
20. was at the home OF Shirley May
Passwaters. After Joan Swain call
ed the meeting To order. ", sang
"Anerica. Sioux Cjty Sue" Fol
low the GIrmu" then said Nh, All
Club pledge The SECRETARY and
treasurer gave their reports The
discussion OF old ANA new business,
followed
The Shawnee Speed Kids mcm-
bers reported on what they had en-
tered in the Kent SUSSEX Fan and
what prizes they had Received For
our educational exhibit We Wrr,.
awarded the first prize ot >l5. oar
exhibit was a pressure cooker with
an International chart about it,
Plans We're discussed about our
vacation trip to Oak Orchard which
will be during the week OF August
80.
We had a new member Join Ms at
this meeting. Miss Natalie Swan
son
After the Adjournment OF the
meeting refreshments and r-crra-
tiOn followed.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
BETHEL

Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Garrett If
Wilmington are speudlug some
time here with TIN formers mother.
tlr~ Rhoda Garrett
Mr. and Mrs. John Garrett ana
Gaushiel al Wilmington We're week
cad guests OF Nh and Mrs CIaI-
once Garrett
Nn and Mrs Alfred Spucy oi
Norfolk. Va. We're week end guests
. the la'tyr'S parents. Mn. and Mrs
fho@a~ Nilhomu
II. Herman Clbba-o is patient
j. th- Htvhe Hospital in LeWe~.
Miss Ana I.arlimore has been
~lrndin- the past week in Rrlo-
lo,A with Miss HELEN lurui~S
MIS- Lewis Wheatley is visitin-
her dau4hter and ~on .iu-IaW tp
Wi!Mu-tun Mn and Mrs Lewis
ain.
captain aud Mrs R,uhvn Quillen
i,tI Monday for Phila- Where cap
tain Qui!len viii await orders lor
tIs ship 20 sail tor italy
Mrs Jeuuuys Siruuu returned
lrmv Thursday from The Milford
Hospital
Mr. oscar Spence OF Greenwood
j. visiting his son and dau2hter-i
l"W Ma and Mrs. Harvey spence
Nh. and Ms Howard Davis and
oaU-htrr and Nr~. Lou Martin ol
N.lcru~-. GvoI4ia and Nh. ano
E's Dallas Moore OF Viola. Drla.
ware were rycyu, -ur-t- or Mrs
\lola WootIcu
M. nd Mrs. lolu Benson a
Newport GirlaWarc ana Mr. nm,
MIS- Alfred Wolfe ot palla~rowu
Pa. were GUESTS on Sunday ut Mir
md Mrs Clarence Miller.
Miss Peggy Miller lett SUNDAY I,
pend Somcfim, With Mr. 4ud Mrs
Alfred Wolfe in nana~tuNu. Pa.
The " : G. : held an old
fashioned ice cream festival Sauu
day evening in the church Tht
>m"u"f made Wa~ So uo tNcrNun,
l;d Il lovely time.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
Mondays Results

Milford 8, fredericksburg ;.
SeafOrd 6, EastOn l.
Cambridge 5. Dover , (firsU.
Cambridge IL. Dover ( (second)
CentreVille 3, Salisbury :.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-02
Wednesdays Results

Milford l. Salisbury (firsu.
Salisbury 6. Milford 3 tsecond)
Easton ,, CentreVille ,.