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Evening star., 1946-07-20
By the Asseeiated Press

OROVILLE, Calf, July 20.-Dis-
trict Attorney j. M. Mcpherson
today said 14-year-old Albert Jones,
who confessed two slayings and
Evening star., 1946-07-20

The beaver is the largest member
of the rodent family.
Evening star., 1946-07-20
Charles Town Entries

FOR TODAY.
Clear and Fast
First Post 2:l0 pm, EST
:, FIRST RACE-Purse. $500: claimins
3-year-olds and upward: about Al fur
Evening star., 1946-07-20
FOR TODAY.

Ks pounds, XXI pounds apprentice
lowance claimed
Listed in order Of post positions.
Evening star., 1946-07-20
;. SIXTH RACE-purse, $4,000 added;
the Arlington Handicap; 3-year-olds and
. SEVENTH RACE-Purse, S25, 600 added.
Ehe ArlinRtou LaSSie Stakes. o.year.nld

EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, $1,000: allow
ances; Glass Il; 4-year-olds and upward:
xChoppy Sea 1o7 Chance Taker- 112
Quibs Bally---- liz xFlorizan Ace l07
f1re DuSt vna, a anlI., LIZ xWoy oy-- 10s
Listed in order of post positions.
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kAK pVUIIu8
allowance claimed.
Listed in order Of post positions.
Evening star., 1946-07-20

SIXTH RACE-The Lycidas Handicap;
purse, $1,000 added; class c; 4-year-olds
and up; Lie miles.
Let's Dance - 120 Elpis --~- 122
Mahmoudess - LA
Evening star., 1946-07-20
Arlington Park Entries
FOR TODAY.

SECOND RAcE-Purse. $4,000: allow.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06

Mrs. Gladys Wilkins of Whining
Ton was the Weekend guest OF Mr..
ana Mrs. Albert Dyer last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Draper
and family of Pittsburg spent the
Thanksgiving Holidays with their
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Draper.
Mr.. Preston Dyer was the week
| eId guest of his parents, Mr.. and
MIS-. Albert Dyer. He is studying
Mechanical Dentistry at the Medi-
cal Arts Building in Philadelphia
MI. and Mrs. r. Harwood Jami-
SON We're in Fredericksburg. Va.
part OF last week. visiting their
uaushter. Miss Marrilyn Jamison.
MISS Flo Beth McCaulley of George
town, accompanied them home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hall and
children of Claymont and Mr.. and
MIS- Everett KINNEY and son, Ron
ana. and Mrs. Martha Wainwright
Oh Wilmington, were Thanksgiving
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Jesse KIM
mey.
MI. and Mrs. Donald Donovan
Nif. and Mrs. Russell Argo and
chlldren, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Donovan
ana son, and Mr.. and Mrs William
davidson of Philadelphia spent
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j.
Marker in Wilmington.
MIS-. William Brimijoin and chill
dren returned home on Wednesday
TO kenvil, n. j.. after spending
lhe past ten days with her parents,
Mr. ana MrS.George r. Macklin who
took her home. Mr. Brimijoin was
! mere Tor the holiday weekend.
: Miss Ruthann Tease and MI
Clyde B. McAuley. both medical
students at Temple University
Willard ID. Tease of Penn State
4 and Claud L. Tease of the Univer-
: sity OF Delaware spent the holiday
: weekend with their mother. Mrs
; 1. j. Tease.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Golan Armour
OF Houston entertained to a turke!
dinner on Sunday, Senator ant
Mrs. Robert H. Yerkes and chill
, dren. Mrs. Jennie H. Hendricks ant
% Mrs. Jennie Johnson. and Mr.. ant
d. Mrs. Johnson Parks and friend
le of Wilmington
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baynum
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Baynum an,
rt son, Jack, accompanied Mrs. Rob
I'll ert p. Davis to MaplewOod. n. ]
Id on Saturday and enjoyed with Nh
a and Mrs. Grier Baynum. a belate
Thanksgiving dinner. Mrs. Davi
will remain for the holidays
IS Mrs. Pauline Paugh spent las
nd Friday with her son, Ronald Car
III. ton. who is patient in the D0ri
IL Memorial Hospital with scarlet fey
ir- er. Mrs. Paugh and her son, wi
iss leave for Florida the middle {
ID. January and return to their HON
the latter part of May.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06
State Grange Will
Meet December 1O-11
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At 1880 q. m, State Chaplain
Howard r. Moore will conduct
memorial service for members
deceased this last year.
Newly elected officers will be-
installed at p. m.
The committees have been named
as follows:
Mrs. Jonathan S. Willis. State
Lecturer. will preside at the an
nual banquet on Wednesday eve
ming at $50 o'clock in the Peoples
Church banquet room. Tickets on
sale to the public, $3.50. Make your
reservations. Donald Martin will
speak on What Delaware's Larg-
est Airport Can Do for the People
of Delaware"
Music, instrumental and vocal
will add to the pleasure of the eve
ming.
Fred Bailey of Washington, ID
c.. will bring greetings from Ma.
tional Grange Headquarters. Many
prominent agricultural leaders vii
be present.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06
DORIS NORRIS BRIDE
OF CHARLES HEATH

The wedding of Miss Doris Ruth
Morris, daughter of Mr.. Geo. W.
Morris, of Seaford. to Chas. S.
Heath. son of Capt. Clarence Heath
of POcomoke and grandson of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Marvel OF SeOfard,
took place in the Nj. p. Church. at
1900 o'clock Friday night. The
ceremony was performed by the
pastor. Rev. Walter II. Stone.
The bride was given i'll marriage
by her brother-in-law, Mr.. Geo.
Nj. West. of SeafOrd. The matron
of honor was Mrs. Helen Parrott
of Seaford. and Geo. Higgins, of
Seaford acted as best man.
The bride who wore a grey suit
with black accessories, wore d cor
sage of purple orchids. Wedding
music was played by Mrs. Harold
Starr. and Miss Virginia Mitchell,
cousin of the groom. SanSl Love
You Truly" and "Because".
The church was decorated with
white crysanthemums, and candles
The bride attended Milford and
Bridgeville High School. The
groom is a graduate of SeaforC
High School and attended The
Phila. College of Pharmacy, Phila-
delphia Pa. is now associated will
the burst Drug Co. Phila., Pa.
After wedding trip the couple
will reside in SeafOrd.
A surprise miscellaneous ShOwe
was given in honor of the bride-to
lie by Miss Violet Trivits, and Mis-
Irene Tarr. at the home of Mis-
Tarr. Thursday evening precedin:
the wedding Those hOnorlng tn
forth coming marriage were: Mis-
Anna Belle Davis. Mrs. Thelm
Willin. Mrs. Geo. West, Miss Ed
wilma Milligan. Mrs. Nora Wheatle9
Mrs. Virginia Lingo, Mrs. Isabel
Morgan. Miss Gloria Price, Mis-
Virginia Mitchell, Miss Betty Col
lins. Mrs. Thelma MOringstar, Mis-
Ann Wharton. Mrs. Mabel JOIN
son. Mrs. Peggy FOulS, Miss Inc
Macklin. Miss Ruth Hurley. Nils
Anne Eskridge, Miss Connie Coni
way. Mrs. Helen PARROT. Miss Bel
tina Tull Miss Frcda Howard, Mr.
Hazel Allen. Miss Fannie Lavor.
Miss Josephine Truitt, Mrs. MAJ
ion Shockley. Miss Nellie Isaac
Miss Sara Willis. Mrs. Patricia Gu
lett. Miss Violet Trivits, Mrs. DE-
Carey. Miss Ruth Long. Miss r;
chell Marine. Mrs. Margaret Ha
tings, Miss Anna Belle Lloyd, Mr.
Fern RCll
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06
POcahOntas Notes

Monday evening, December 10th,
the December Committee with Sis
ter Serena Hayes, Chairlady, will
sponsor a Christmas party, includ-
ing Santa Claus, tree and all the
fiXens. Each member will bring an
inexpensive gift and Santa will eX-
change them Also Christmas carols
will be sung by the group and last
but not least, refreshments will be
served. There will be the usual
business meeting first, beginning
promptly at p. m. Every member
welcome.
Pocahontas Rodgers is sure on
the road to year of success. AL
ready we have added seven new
members to our membership and
hope each new member will bring
a new one. We have nine now who
have only been obligated, but hope
in the near future to have them
initiated, either in our own Lodge
Hall or Wilmington. They will en-
Joy the work in every detail.
Sister Rodgers regrets the post
pOnement of the card party that
was to be held this month, but the
Rebecca's happened to have plan
ned one the eve before our date, sc
she thought it best to postpone hers
until the 1st of January. For sure
that date will be set on next Mon
day evening. Twenty six members
were present last Monday so let''
have thirty more next Monday. The
December comittee is composed 0
Sisters Hayes, Jefferson, Marine
| and Coffin.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06
MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS PLANNING
CHRISTMAS PRODUCTION
''Thc Promise OF Bethlehem" TO
Be Presented BY Chorus

The Milford High School Chorus
is planning to present Christmas
Cantata entitled "The Promise of
Bethlehem" The program will be
presented to the public in the Mil
ford High School Auditorium on
Thursday evening, December 10, at
1880 O'Clock, and silver Offering
will be received.
Under the capable direction of
James McAdam, the high school
music director, the production
committee has been industriOusly
working to make this event an in
teresting and inspiring presenta-
ton to the public.
The members of the staff are:
Mrs. Betty Briscoe, dramatic adj
visor; Miss Harriet Kocher, music
assistant; Jack Tease, production
manager; Norma Hart, advertis-
ing manager; Hershal Deputy.
stage manager; Francis Collins.
costumes; Ned Salevan, scenery,
and Frank Reedy, properties.
This Christmas program prom
ises to be one of the highlights of
the high school during the Christ
mas season and the students are
planning to make this a great mu-
sical success.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06
Milford Century Club

Miss Beth Peterson of Winning
ton, home economics consultant
for f.. |. dupont NemourS research
gave the members of the Milford
New Century Club on Monday a
glance at the new coated fabrics
end some plastics that will make
I'D costumes for milady's wardrobe
as we'll those that will be used for
furnishings for her home. Members
had been shown some of the won
ders of the creation of nylon but
Miss Peterson showed the many
ways is being used in COmbina-
ton with cotton, wool and rayOn to
make the lovely materials of differ
cnt textures for underwear, clothes.
draperies and furniture coverings.
She spoke of these as man made
creations designed for specific uses
and so they are, adapting them
selves TO the beauty and lOvlineSs
Of gracious living. Her talk was en-
tertaining and highly cnlishteninG
She was presented by Mrs. Bernard
ShOrtall, who was chairman of the
cay.
Mrs. James + Salevan. was elect
ed to membership during the meet
ing on Monday.
Mrs. Joseph J. Pearce, the presi-
dent, announced that gifts for Della
ware Colony may be brought to thC
club until December 16, when they
will be given to Mrs. Robert Grif
fifth for delivery to the Colony. Mrs
Griffith has done this service fol
the club for several years. Decem
her 16 will be the day of the club:
! Christmas party, in charge of Mrs
Holland Prettyman and Mrs
Shockley Daugherty, when the pro
gram will be given by the childrel
of the members of the club. Tn
hospitality committee for tha
meeting will be Mrs. Alex Sadowsk
and Mrs. William Cooke of Green
wood.
On Monday there will be a bust
ness meeting, during which tim
Mrs. John w. Fry will he chairme
and will supervise the showing of
colored film of Williamsburg, VI
Mrs. Robert Baynum will give
five minute talk OH Safety, whic
is feature of every business da
! this wear
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06
Kiwanis Notes

Last week the Milford kiwanls
Club held a very impressive cere-
mony when it played host to l0
clubs and conducted the annual
Training School. Approximately lO|
Kiwanians were present represent
ing clubs from Wilmington, Sails
hurry, Elkton, SeafOrd, Bridgevllle,
Greenwood. Dover, Georgetown, Re-
hoboth and Milford. The new Gov.
Elect Shanning Wagner of Will
mington was the principal speaker
and Lieut.. Gov. Elect Baker con-
Quoted the school training program,
which started at 4 p. m. with re-
cess at $50 for dinner and was
then resumed and closed at nine
p. m.
Each year Milford Club has the
honor to entertain the clubs OF the
7th Division in this important WORK
of training members and Officers
Tor their new job.
The regular meeting this week
was largely devoted to outlining
plans for the big event forthcoming
The Annual Kiwanis Club New
Years Eve Dance which will be
held in the Milford Armory is
planned to be bigger and better
than ever. The proceeds from this
popular "Off with the old-on will
the new" years event will be uset
for underprivileged childrens worl
and is so arranged that the publl'
whose support is solicited can hav'
a swell time while performing thei
starting good deed" for the year
Tickets are available from an.
club member and we urge all to &c
/ them soon.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY

Sunday, December /, was the 50th
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Bryan of Lewes. The
bride and groom of fifty years ago
attended the morning services of
Conley's Church of which they
have both been members for many
years.
Their children and grandchildren
had dinner and spent the afternoon
with them. In the evening friends
and relatives came to visit. Among
the evening callers were Daniel
Steel, who was Mr.. Bryan's best
man and Mrs. James Phillips, who
was bridesmaid for her sister, Vio-
la Moore, when she became Mrs
Bryan at the ceremony which took
place at the brides home fifty years
ago.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06

The Milford Business Girls Club
will meet on Monday night, Decem-
Der 16, instead of December 8, when
the meeting was originally schedul-
ed. All members will be notified
about the time and place of the
meeting.
The class of 194S of Memorial
Hospital School of Nursing will
give a benefit dance in Varney Au-
ditorium OH Friday, December 13.
Johnny Short and his orchestra
will furnish the music. Remember
the date, December 13.
The Missionary Circle of Avenue
Methodist Church will hold its
monthly meeting in the social hall
of the church on Wednesday, De-
cember II, at twO-thirty. This will
be followed by a tea and white ele-
phant sale from three until five
to which all members of the church
and interested friends are invited
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06
High School Seniors
Planning Bazaar

On Friday, December 6, at 1870
p. M. i'll the High School Auditorium
the Seniors will present the annual
bazaar. The high spot of the oc-
casion will be a stage show in
which many members will take
part. Refreshments will be for
sale and everyone is sure to enjoy
the numberous booths. Prepara-
tions are going fine, because every
one is lending a hand to make this
event a very successful one. Tickets
which are CSC may be purchased
from any member of the class.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06
Credit Auto Buying
May Soon Return
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cash or even to those who can buy
cars under the present restrictions
on installment financing.
Scrapping Urged
known as regulation W of the
Federal Reserve Board, these re-
strictions require One-third down
payment and final payment in 10
months or less.
Howard Wynegar. president of
Commercial Credit Corp, and Ar
thur Dietz. President of Commercial
Investment Trust, Inc. urged the
scrapping of this federal brake on
installment buying now, before the
supply of durable goods catches up
with the demand. choking Oil
large-scale production
An executive in a large auto
manufacturing company's credit
agency, who asked his name be
withheld. favored retention of the
brake, but thought present reGula-
tions should be "relaXed reason
ably" He thought flexibility ol
rules and 18 months financing
might do the trick.
Price Cuts Forecast
Object of all three was to broader
4 the market for new cars by reach
ing lower income groups who can
not pay the higher monthly INSTALL
ments required under shorter tern
contacts
Given favorable industrial condi
tions, they said, auto productloi
may reach pre-war levels by th'
end of 1947. With large scale out
put, manufacturers should he ab.'
to cut present high prices within 4
months, they predicted.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

Turkey supper, FELTON, School ior
the benefit of the Senior Class FIJI
day, December 13. Time B to D. III:
Adults $1.OO, Children under H. ID
cents.
The Mizpah Circle OF the Pres
byterian Church will hold It's DC
cember meeting at the church on
Wednesday, December IL. 1t VIII
be a covered dish supper starting
at $50 o'clock. The hOstesses are:
Mrs. Burlingame, Mrs. Schmidt,
Mrs. Savin, Mrs. Fry.
The Susannah Wesley Circle OF
the Avenue Methodist Church VIII
meet with Mrs. John Vreeland, at
her home, AZ Fisher Avenue, next
Tuesday evening, December 1Oth'
at 1880 o'clock. AS this is our
Christmas Party each member is
expected to bring small gift for
Santa Claus to exchange among the
members.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06
Local Basketeers To
Oppose Dover Quintet
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we'll, Perk Wiley, Bobby Knight, .
Jess Shubrooks, and Earl Brown.
Graham is particularly well-knOwn !
locally, having played baseball /
with the Milford Giants some years
ago.
Coach Harris Belts expects his
team to be i'll top shape for Wednes-
days meeting with Dover, the Blue
Hens having practiced hard for
the past three weeks and having
already passed their first league
test with flying colors. COmpeti-
ton is still keen for all berths and
every effort is being extended to
give each candidate fair chance.
Nucleus for the present Milford
team is a group who played i'll pre-
war years with the late Father f.
J. McCarthy's championship Car
dinals; however, some OF these
veterans are being SOrely pressed
for starting assignments by several
of the younger newcomers to MIL
ford basketball circles.
At present, the Milford squad
includes the following: Art Cum
ming, Emerson Meredith, Doug
Lynch, Lloyd Elton, Dick KINNEY
Frank Elton. Harold Davis, johnny
Williams, Lorraine wilkins. Horace
/ Wiley. Jack Allen. Bruce Aden'
Henry Holland, Billy Pierce, lrv
/ Bowls, Chuck Hammond, Harvey
! Marvel, and Harvey Elton. III ordcr
to comply with the league bylaws
Milford will have to get down 10
! 15-man playing strength by Jan. Il
The Blue Hens will play Smyrna
A. A. at Smyrna in league game
OH Monday evening.
If suitable opposition can De
found, the Milford girls team Will
also play Wednesday evening. Duo
to the fact that a majority OF lhe
pcninsula's girls teams Will no'
open their seasons until after the
Christmas holidays, some ullllcul'
ties are being encountered Ill the
effort to provide the girls team wltf
full playing schedule for De'
cember. A game with Wesley Col
lcgc. tentatively scheduled 1or Weu
: nesdav. has been moved back TO
late season date at the request U
the college coach and the date nat
not been filled up to press time
However. contacts have Deeh eS
tablishcd with some down-pehln
, Sula sextets and it is hoped Ilat ON
of these will be available 1or wed
, nCSday.
The girls team includes seVefa
of the fayoritcs of years past, girl
who were outstanding with Mlllor'
High. Milford Alumnac, ana Mliior'
!, Cardettes teams of yeSteryear
4 supplimenting this group ar
q several promising newcomers "h
= have not previously performed o.
g local courts. Included III tne pre-
- sent souad are: Frances McNat'
y Violet Marvel, Virginia HUNT Con
stance Tavlor. Lucy Sharp, Ger
u trude. Clark, Betty Lou drllIitf
u u Mildred Palmer. Betty Jane Fav
g niger Doris Wilkerson, Pat Palmer
% % Lucille Fielder. Mary Hugg. Mari
q Webb. Genevieve Davis MarJori
II Foster. and Betty walls.
o The Milford teams are unuer ne
y sponsorship this season. Ine Blu
!, Hon POST No 64S3, V. F. W.. spor
T. r. sorinp the mems team while tn
g Rlue Hen Auxiliary is sponsorin
the Milford girls
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06
Weddings
TRUITT : SHAFKER

lHOll | St1Af nEh
At four o'clock Saturday after
noon November %, Miss Janis V.
Truitt, youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Truitt, Lincoln and
Mr.. Emmert n. Shaffer, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Shaffer, Denton,
Maryland were united in marriage
at the Lincoln Methodist Parson-
age. Rev. L. n. Wright officiated.
The bride wore a light blue dress
with black accessories and had a
corsage of white gardenias. Miss
Mickie Hudson, the bridesmaid,
wore a navy blue dress and had a
corsage of yellow rose buds. The
best man was Mr.. Alton Brubaker.
Following the ceremony, wedding
dinner was served at the home OF
the brides parents. The couple lett
for a short trip in Virginia, visiting
the bridegroom's brother. Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Shaffer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Ramsey, Yeadon, Pa.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06
Odd Fellows Doings

Last Mondays meeting was not
so we'll attended, probably due to
the fact of the sudden cold spell.
{"
Two new members made their
obligations to the lodge prior to
going to Wilmington to receive the
first degree.
Much discussion was had-prO
and con-On the Tooth anniversary
GO
The members who are sick are
reported doing nicely and well on
the road to recovery.
&"
The pitch kings, Macklin and
Swain, were toppled from their
thrones by two very amateur play
Crs.
GO
We have had no report from our
deer-bear hunting brothers, but
hope to have dear" steak anyhow
if we can bear" it.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06
UOLLYMOUNT HOME
DEMONSTRATION CLUB

The IIolIymount Home Demon
stration Club will hold their Christ
mas party and turkey supper on
Friday night, December 13, at Hen
lopen Grange Hall 1t is for the
clnb members and their families,
SO come and have a nice time.
The club bake was success and
we wish to thank every one that
helned in any way and especially
Mr.. Carpenter who let us use his
store for our bake. We thank you
oil
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06
CHRISTMAS PLAY AT
DELAWARE COLONY

The annual Christmas play CIV
on Inv the children of Delaware Col
ony under the direction OF richard
r. Landes, will be held in the aud
itorium of the Administration
Building at Delaware Colony,
Stockley, on Saturday afternoon,
December 81, at 8 o'clock. Members
of the commission and the board
of lady visitors will attend, and
the entertainment will be open to
the public.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06
BYkOTA CLASS

The Bykota Glass of the Calvary
Methodist Church will hold its
monthly meeting in the form of a
Christmas party in the primary
Sunday school room on Monday.
December 8, at 8 p. m. AZ this af-
fair the girls will bring their hus-
bands as guests. The committees
in charge are: Mrs. Leslie, Ewald
Werner, entertainment; Mrs. Otis
Webb, decorations. and Mrs. Har-
old Quillen, refreshments.
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06
Personal Happenings

Mrs Ruth Smith was in New
Work Citv for the holiday weekend.
Mrs James r. Lowe OF Balti-
more has been the guest ol III. and
Mrs. O. A. James.
Mrs Doris Friedel of Salisbury,
Md was the holiday guest OF DR..
and Mrs. Laurence Fitchett.
Miss Dorothy Markert OF Newark
was the holiday guest OF her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. u. Mafkert'
o,rs Harry Law of New Haven,
Conn. was the guest OF MI. and
Mrs Thomas Davis three days TINS
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Garrett l.. Grier
and children moved into their lie"
home on Delaware Avenue on
Thursday.
/ Mrs. Oliver N. Clauss OF Alien
town returned home after spend
ING some time with Mr.. ana MIS-
/ a. f. Humes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert NlcnolS
will spend this weekend III beile,
vile. n. j.. as the guests OF MI anu
Mrs. Alfred l.. Lupine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Abbot
and family left on Sunday for theil
home in Buffalo. n. Y, after spehd
ing week with c. ID. Abbott.
Mrs. Elizabeth Freis. VINO ma
spent the past several months Will
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Bayhun
left OH Thursday for Philadelphia
Pa.
Miss Hazel Geiger. who has bee
here for the Memorial HoSpita
campaign. left on "Wednesday q
last week for her home in Mllwau
kee, Wis.
Mrs. Harry l.. Grier and Mr.. an
l Mrs. Milton Dill were in Perry
. man. Md. with Mr.. and Mrs. v
| Humes Grier for Thanksgiving Da.
e Mrs. Grier remained for longf
! stay.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Remsen Barnal
h returned to Milford on Sunda
after spending the past few weel
e at their home in Miami, Flordl
They will return south after u
+ holidays.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. Laws
S Modesto, California, spent a pa
Q Of last week here with Miss Hell
e p. Pierce. James p. Pierce a.
IS Harry Pierce. Mr.. Laws was
ia former resident of Milford.
y Miss Marrilyn Jamison had
10 her guests during the holidays Nj
,e Virginia Page Wilson of Iowa a
/ Miss Betty Purnel of Wilmingt'
Sc These girls. students of Mary Was
- ingtOn College, University of V
~ ginia. were recent guests OF Nj
Sc Gwen Brubaker of Washington,
Milford chronicle., 1946-12-06
IN M MORtAM

In loving memory of Private Joe
WapleS Hudson. who was Killed III
combat. December 8. 1874:
When evening shadows are falling
And we are sitting alone
In our hearts comes longing
If you only could come nome.
We often think of you
And think of how you died.
TO think you couldn't say good-pye
Before you closed your eyes.
Often and oft our thoughts do wander
To your grave so far away
Where they laid you. dear NAPLES.
Just two years ago today.
Mother and Father. Sisters
Tin and Brothers