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Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
WEDDING
KlELRASA TNLECKI |

klELRASA LECkI
Miss Mary r, Kirlhasl daughter
OF Ma and Mrs Andrew j kIrI-
bu9a became the bride OF Frank
j. TyIrchi OF Rchuhoth. son OF John
Tylrch ut Melbourne, \. j., ON sat
urduy. April -. in the ST John $
Roman Catholic Church at IL o.
clock mass, by Rev. l.. Momt@Um-
cry, Milford.
The bride was attended by Mrs.
TeSSie IIylinSki. Georgetown, sis
ter, as matron of honor. Her twin
sisters. Albina f.. Kielbasa and
Rosalie &. kielbasa. acted as'
bridesmaids The bride was given
in marriage by her father.
Jake Tylccki acted rs best man
for his brother The uShrrs were
George Tylccki of Melbourne, y. j.
brother of the groom and Joseph
lIylinSki Of Georgetown. the bride 5
brothrr-im-law
The brides gown was OF white
marquisettr. made Victorian STYLE
with lace trim and she wore a vel
With Il crown Ol orange blOSSolIl'
and carried bouquet of whit,
roses. The matrOn of honor Wur,
an aqua talfeta gown and carrlc'
Il bouquet of tea roses. The brides
maids wore yellow tattcta gown
and carried bouquets of tea roses
The brides mother Was dressed
in gray silk and wore Il 'cor$aE" q
pink CamclliaS.
a reception followed at the PO
cahOntas Hall i'm Milford with mu
sic by Lee Paige and his UrchrStr
OF Dover.
The couple left ON Il honeymoo
trip to Atlantic city and oihe
places of interest.
The bride is Il gradual" OF tn
Milford High School and is ASST
ciatrd with the j. II. Mulhollan
, Company.
The groom served over -four yeal
- in the armed forces and is con
}. nected with lIrnloprn Acres. R'
l hOhOth Beach,
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
FARM BUREAU LIFE HOLDS
ANIMAL MARCH CONTESTS

The tenth anniversary celebra-
ton of the Farm Bureau Life In
surance Company, held during the
month of March i'll Ohio. Maryland,
Delaware, District of Columbia.
New York and West Virginia, re-
suited in a totul production record
of $11,461, 1915 of new business, a
gain of $3.50 over the ninth ami
versary contest held last year. ac-
cording to tabulatiOns just COM
pleted. it was reported today by
Bowman Doss, agency vice presi-
dent
Greatest gains We're reported
from the State" area of Mary
land, Delaware and the District OF
Columbia. where a 1880 increase
was made.
Comparison of production for the
first three months for the entire
company with the same period il
l945, showed a total of $2O,402, l5S
of new business. representing {
gain of 64.4%. The company, Will
home offices at Columbus. Ohio, op
crates in twelve eastern states ant
the District of Columbia, beins
served by over 2,3OO local repre-
sentatives.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
SHAWNEE CLUB NEWS

The Shawnee Home Demonstra-
ton club met at the home OF MIS-
Wallace Burns on Friday. April l.
at l:30 with the president, MIS-
Norris GrOVcrmdn preSldlliS'
There was "A good number of mem
hcrs present. At this meeting the
club celebrated their Eth annlvcf-
Sary. The business meeting was
conducted by all members takihs
part in the topics discussed.
The club donated $1,000 to the
cancer control.
The project leaders, Mrs. Harry
Belts and Mrs. John Carroll save Il
very interesting demonstration on
Floor and Wall Finishes.
The next meeting will be held al
the home of Mrs Edgar lsaacs Oh
Friday. May 10th at l:.'0.
Mrs. Leslie March of Milford VII
hr our guest speaker Mrs. Marci
is quite Interested in antiques. She
will talk about glass and chin;
ware If YOU have a choice piece
! please bring it to this meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
TRGE POULTRY RANGES
TO MEET FEED SHORTAGE

Use of poultry ranges this sum
mer may be the. only answer to
raising good pullets for Delaware
poultry flocks TO so i'll laying
houses this fall.
According to W. {. SkOSlund, EX-
tension Poultry Specialist at the
University, pOultrymen should use
poultry ranges and green feed as
much as possible to the critical
fee dsituation and the short supply
of protein feed and grains the use
of range may be the only answer
to raising good pullets. Experiment
tai work at the University of Della
ware Agricultural Experiment Sta
tion indicate that saving of 10 per
cent of food costs is possible by
having a poultry range.
Claude Phillips, Extension AgrO-
nomist at the University of Della
ware. gives the following sugges-
tiOns on how to care for poultry
range. Provide enough range sc
that the poultry will have all they
can eat. Nov frequently to keep the
grasses and clOverS in growing
tender condition and to keep doWl
woods. Poultry range should b'
top-dressed with about 500 pound:
OF an O-12-12 fertilizer early eacl
spring to prolong the life of thu
range plants and to provide NOR
growth.
Poultrymen who are short O
range should begin to plan new fo
neXt year. Ladine clover is one c
the best range plants for Delaware
Late August and early Septembe
seedlings are usually the most salts
factory
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
JUNE BRIDE-ELECT

Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. Kruppa of
SeafOrd announce the engagement
of Mrs. Kruppa's daughter. Jean
cite II. Belts to Joseph ID. Ensign.
sou of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell G..
Ensign of Detroit. Mich. The an
nOuncement was made at Il des-
sert-bridge party given i'll Miss
Belts honor by Miss Helen Oat-
terson and Miss Frances Setter
Miss Belts is a graduate OF Sea
ford High School and is employed
by the DUPONT Company in Seaford
Mr.. Ensign is graduate of the
University of Utah and the lniver-
sity of Michigan. He is doing grad
uate work at the University OF
Michigan The wedding will take
place in June.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
"The Mikado" Will Be
Given Here May 8-9
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Special costumim& and staging
are being obtained for the Drodn,-
tion Of 'rhp MikudO" which is he
ing presented III its entirety. This
Operetta promises to he ONE "t tn"
most outstanding musical prodllr-
tions to be given by school %roup
in Delaware during National Music
Week. The cast is as follows.
Yum Yum ................ Ruth llumrS
Pitti- Sing ......-.......... Louise Nailur
Peep BO ...-............... ldd Ann llOIllS
Katisha .- Elizabeth Ann Houston
Nanki-Poo ...-. Jim Smith
kO-Ko ............... Jack Teas"
Puoh-Bah .......- Henry puscy
The Mikadu ...... Henry Saunders
PiSh-ruSh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Jack COrdrty
Members of the chorus are:
Norma Grrrnly. Elaine Steele.
Joyce Webb. Pat Mills. Dot Foster.
Charlotte Ennis. Elsie Scnmctt,
Mar&arrt Saunders. Marie Derrick
SON. Jean Moore, Ann Sapp. Ethel
Clements. June Carey, Joan Swain.
Jean Mccullough, Nina Io Ken
nrdy. Janet PrcttyuAm, Floyd Lay
ton. Tom Baxter. James CONrrdalr,
Don Stevenson, Philip Walls. Lock
wood ENlry. Ned Salcvan. Sonny
McCOy. Fred Geycr, Norman War
rem. Bill DrummOnd.
The operctta will be under the
direction of MaXimilIian f. Mchl-
maun. director of music at the
high school The accompanies viii
be Miss Adele kneplcy and Miss
Harriet KOchcr Makeup will b,
supervised by Mrs. John ManlONc.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
TIE LEGEND OF THE DOGWOOD

There is legend that at the
time of the CrucitiXion the dogWood
had been the size of the oak and
other forest trees. So firm and
strong was the tree that il was
chosen for the timber for the cross.
To be used thus for such a cruel
purpose greatly distressed the tree.
and Jesus, nailed upon it. sensed
this. and in His gentle pity for all
SORROW and suffering said to it:
"Because OF your regret and
pity for My suffering, never again
shall the dogWOod tree grow large
enough to be used as cross.
"HenCeforth it shall be slender
bent and twisted and its blossoms
shall be in the form of cross
two long and two short petals. AnC
in the center OF the outer edge U1
each petal there Will be nail prints
brown with rust and stained Will
red. and in the center of the tiOWel
viii be Il crown of thorns, and al
who see it Will remember"
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
VETERANS ORGANIZE POST

AT Il recent meeting held III
DagsbUro the veterans of Mills
bOrO. DagSbOrO. GumhOrO and vi
cinity officially organized their new
post of Veterans of Foreign Wars
to be known as Memorial Post
Officers OF the Department OF Della
ware V. +. W. present We're Com
mander Irving l.. Jackson. Chief OF
Staff John j. Wachtcr, Qualtcrmas-
ter Samuel ID. Ablcman. Adjutant
Herbert Willis and Extension Oil
Ger Robert ID. Lingo. Jr. The fol-
lowing officers were elected to
head the new post in the coming
year. commander. Vaughn Outten
senior vice commander. OrNill'
I.ayfield. Jr.; junior vice command
er, Jacob Reese White. Jr.; quar-
termaster. Frank T. tarmine; post
advocate. Ronald T. BrittinSham
chaplain, Adolphus r. Birmingham
surgeon, Dr.. Leslie DObSOn; trus-
tees. Lucien T. Lenhart. ; years
Russell +, West. > years, and Ever
EFT J Justice. year. The post VII
hold public installation at the
MillsbOrO High School on Sunday
May % at p. III.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
Milford Grange Notes

Saturday evening was busy one
for Milford Grange, as several APP
plicatiOnS for membership are in
hand. and arrangements were made
for the Degree Team to rehearse on
May 4th and confer the degree on
May llth. Every officer and every
one on the Degree Team We're earn
estly requested TO be present ON
EeXt Saturday evening.
Plans were completed to hold
a card and binsO party on May ,,
at 8:l5 in the Grange Hall Prizes
and refreshments. Among the list
Of prizes will be nylon stocking,
hand painted scarf, chicken. eggs.
angel food cake and numerous
other things.
The public is cordially invited to
GENE. Meet your friends there and
have al evening of fun Last Satur-
day evening the program was pre-
scented by Mr.. Robert Jester, and
everyone enjoyed it very much 1t
being testers night, everyone had
Il good time, first they enjoyed an
old song fest, with Mrs. Preston
kenton at the piano. This was fol-
lowed by a brain teaser by Mrs
GeOrgiana Jester; games by Mrs
Robert Jester and humorous
reading by Clarence Jester, entitled
Safety Sam" After which all were
invited to the dining room where
cake, ice cream and coffee were
served
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
FIREMEN TO MEET IN
HARRINGTON MAY rs
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Luncheon will be served hy the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Harrington
Company. Officials emphasized that
all events will be held on standard
+. G. O'Neal, past state president.
heads the convention committee
and Grover {. Lord is parade chair
man. TO date 10 fire companies.
auXiliaries. and bands have notified
the committee they will appear in
line.
The parade will start on East
Clark Street at p. M. standard
time. A street dance will follow ON
North Commerce Street in the bust
ness session.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will hold
its business sessions on May s.
Mrs. Catherine Simpson will pre-
/ side.
Closing session of the convention
will be a joint memorial service
conducted by the Rev. Leon Ross OF
Delmar, chaplain of the Delaware
State Firemen's Association.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
Plans Completed
For Ball Season
tContinued from First Pager

games played in Delaware parks,
and S:l5 p. III. should be the start
ing time for nocturnal games play
ed in Maryland parks; the five
Maryland communities represented
in the league are adhering to Eas-
tern Standard Time
Colonel j. Thomas Kibler.
league president, announced ap-
pOlntmrnl of nine umpires. seven
of whom are veterans of World
War III. OF the nine appOintees,
only two, Hansen Horsey, Milling
ton, Md. and Henry W. Caring
ton, ChestertOwn. Md, are hold
overs from the Eastern Shore
League which functiUned here on
Delmarva from 1897 through 1871.
liUrSey, an arbiter during the last
four seasons Of the previous cir
cult. has been designated as UNI
pire- in chief.
In addition to HOrScy and Car
ringtOn, the following will Otiiciate
in the league this season: Frank
DaScoli, DanielsOn. Conn: Mike
Gasliardi, Trenton. y. j.; John
GrOse, York, Pa; Robert {. Hanks,
Canal Fulton, Ohio; Russell Klein
pei, Cleveland, Ohio; Ellsworth ID.
Price. Harrisburg, Pa, and John
l.. Rankin, Baltimore, Md.
The Eastern Shore League will
open its 1916 season on May ., with
Milford playing at Dover: FEEDER
alsburg at SeafOrd; Cambridge at
Centrcville, and Salisbury at Eas-
ton
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
TALL CEDAR NOTES

The Rangers of Evergreen For
est. No. ~. T. c. L.. are meeting
each Monday night now preparing
for their trip to Atlantic City on
May Il and is. attending the con
convention. The Rangers are fit
ting out their members with blue
coats. black belts. blue caps. white
pants. white shirts and black ties
They are hoping to take 20 mem
bers and will have rooms at the
Princess Hotel. where reservations
have been made. All members are
requested to attend each meetlns
and be fitted out.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
+. r. 4. NOTES

Last Friday evening, April 2G,
nine Of the Milford f. F. A. MEM
bers went to Caesar Rodney High
School to the state wide +. +. a.
Convention They were Burton
Coverdalc, Martin Coverdale. Don
aid Calhoun, Ronald Dickerson,
Raymond Spicer, Jim Hazard,
John Eisenhrey, Harvey ShOckley
and Bill Bowman. Harvey and Bill
were on the program, playing a
trumpet duet.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03

Mrs IoSrph :. Rogers had as
her guest from "Wednesday to Mon
day her daughter. Mrs. Fred ID.
Gillespie of Westteld. y. j.
Rev. John NJ. DeChant. pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church, at
tended the National Conference of
Christians and Jews held Tuesday.
April 80. at the Hotel DUPONT, vii
min@tOn.
Captain Horace Petit and wife
uf Wilmington were the Weekend
GUESTS OF Colonel and Mrs W. f.,
L.ank. Captain Petit has just re
turned from Japan where he was
with the /. :. Engineers.
Miss Mary Beth Grirr, daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. William llumes
Gricr of Pcrryman. Md, and J.
Wade Carroll of Aberdeen, Md
Will spend this week end in Mil
ford as the guests of Miss Gricr's
grandmother, Mrs Harry l.. Gritr.
Miss Nancy Maxim, suprrinttnd-
cnt ul the Nllmin9tun General Hos
pltaL accompanied Douglas Fry
home on last Tuesday. and while
in Milford. visited her old class
mate. who served with her. anC
&raduatrd from the Philadelphia
General Hospital, Mrs f.stclla c
J.. l.ank and had dinner with her
MIR and Mrs. George S. Grirr
md, have returned from Richmond
, Va, where they were visiting Dr
and Mrs. George Smith Gricr, 3rd
during the Easter holidays. Dl
' Gricr, who was Recently release,
" from active duty with the Arm.
Medical Corps as Il major has
. Fellowship III pathology at tn
Medical College OF Virginia.
y birthday dinner was held a
tn" home OF Mr.. and Mrs Charlie
II Robinson on Sunday in honor {
Il Mrs. Robinson and her son Re
" lands birthdays. Those presel
beside the guests of honor Wel
MIR. and Mrs. lIarmUnSOn RobinSO
OF West Town, Pa, Mr. and Mr.
Herman Williamson of West Che:
ter, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John NJ;
= loney and Miss Ethel Barnes
=" clayton. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Rol
} lnson of Wilmington and Miss At
Mae Robinson.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
TROPHY GRANGE NOTES

Trophy Grange met Monday
night. April %, at the hall. We had
two new members Join us.
Sunday. May ;. will be Go To
Church Sunday for Changers at
Balratt's Chapel at 80 p. m. Rev.
Lowell will be the guest speaker.
There will be special music.
Tn" following program was pre-
scnted at the last meeting:
Song No. 90, The River OF
Time"
Reading My bay Of Rest" FL
ma Smithcrs.
Discussion The CONSUMED
Speaks" led by Sister Cow.
Bits of Wit. hy all
Monoloeur Mamie Adams.
Song 40. 49,, Cod Walks III tn
! Meadow"
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
MILFORD RED SO\
LOOM A. WINNERS
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Phelps has been impressive in
his last two outings and IinVillc.
who made his first appearance in
the late innings of the game with
Carbondulc Sunday, shapes. up as
an excellent prospect. Milford may
receive additional pitching strength
from the BosoX's higher-classitica-
tion farm clubs between now and
opening day.
The Milford management has
booked Il tWO-game series with an
Eastern Shore League rival, Sea
ford, for this coming Sunday and
Monday. The Eagles. the only in
dcpeudently operated club in the
Shore circuit, Will play the Mil
ford Red SOX here OH Sunday after
noon. starting at 30 p. m. and
at Scaford ON Monday III Il twilight
game starting at j p. IN.
Milford opens lis Eastern Shore
League season OH Thursday, May
9. with the Dover PhillicS at DO
ver The home opening game vii
be played here under the lights Ol
May 10 with Dover again furnish
ing the opposition.
other lid liftrrs' are scheduled
at follows:
May 9 Cambridge at Crntrcvillt
Salisbury at EastOn. FcdcralHhur
at SeafOrd.
May 10 CentrrVille at Cam
bridge. Eastom at Salisbury, Sea
ford at fredericksburg.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
MEN RECENTLY INDICTED BY
LOCAL BOARD NO. : OF
HARRINGTON

Harry A. McClain, Wyoming.
Delaware: William j. Derrickson,
Harrington. Del; Alvin L. Moore
Frederica. Del: Leonard I. Blades,
r. F. D. No. 3. Harrington, Del. !;
John J. Roberts. r. F.. ID. No. |
Frederica. Del; Charles f. Graves,
Il. F.. ID. No. !, Wyoming, Del;
Samuel A. Lamb. Magnolia, Del;
Harold S. Perry. FELTON, Del. \;
Charles +. Thomas, 181 First st.
Jersey City, New Jersey; Garland
Paynard. r. f. d.. No. |; Box 80
HARRINGTON. Del; Walter +. HOWE
r. F.. d. No. 3, Milford Del;
charles f. Berry r. F. d., No. ,
wyoming. Del; Joseph F. Whalen
312 Church St, Milford. Del; lol
bert B. S. Harmon. 4lG East 5th St.
Wilmington, Delaware, A.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
EDl CtTIO\AL FILM
At LOCAL CIT RI ii

An educational trchnicolur sound
film "GluSSiuG in DUra&IuSS." fur
nlShed by the Owcns-lllinOis Glass
Company. will be shown in the
First Presbyterian Sunday school
room ON Friday evening. May ,,
at o:30 O'Clock, under the auspices
OF the Preshyt Visual Educa-
tion Committee, headed hy Creral
Bennett. Jr.
Mr. Bennett has seen the film at
a canning exhibit at Atlantic city
and reports it to be one Of wide
appeal. IlOmemakers, teachers.
school pupils. business people all
will find it interesting
The public is cordially invited to
attend the showing OF this film.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03

Milford Grange will sponsor a
card aud binso party on Friday
evening, May ,. Prizes and refresh
mrutN. Tome one, come all.
The Late Disciples Sunday school
class will continue the runmaG"
sale This Saturday, May 1. at the
store formerly occupied by The lat"
William II. Warren.
The Volunteer Circle of the Ave
nue. Methodist Church has greet
in" cards which may be bought
from any of the members for 'oc
Il huN Nice assortment, too.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
SENATOR TtNNELL MAKES
RADIO TALK TONIGHT

|. S. Senator James NJ. Tunnel
Will speak over radio station
WDEL, Wilmington. Friday. May 3,
at 7:3O p. III. on the subject of con-
tinuing price controls.
The extension of OPA is now be-
fore the Sena,e Banking and Cur
rency Committee after being emas-
culated in the House of Represen-
tatiyes with gripping amendments.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
HAMPTON INSTITUTE
DIRECTOR TO ADDRESS
(OLORED L. I. 4. MEET
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cntS and Teachers. will also bring
Il message to the convention.
The executive committee makinS
plans for the convention is headed
by Professor James and includes ::
Mrs. Ruth Laws, Hattie Loper Tat
man, Mrs. !. II. Webb. Mrs. Flor
pncc Polk, Miss Mary Holmes, Mr.
Marcellus Blackburn. Mr. George
predden. MIR. Charles VI. Goslin, Mr.
Joseph Bedford, Mr.. Eldrcdet
Waters
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
Personal Happenings

.Iumrs =. Hammond Jr- I. :. y
arrived home from san Pedro,
California. Tuesday after rcreivlhS
his honorable discharge.
Mrs. +. Ii. Bailey and Mrs. Viii
liam 6. Webb spent tn" Weekend
with their sister and nephew Of
Murton IA Sunday hrin& the
birthday ol their sister
Mr. and Mrs. oliver Vi. Epprrsoh
ut Sratutd spent a part ot last week
,nd Nisitu4 thrir mother, Mrs.
Nallhu &. Nam Horn. lao is At rl,-
sent a guest OF Nh. John f. BarCus
and his dHu2hrtr, Sarah.
Mrs. c. Marshall Townsend LETT
last Sunday for eColumbuS. Ohio
where she will attend a national
meeting Of Woman'a Society ot
hriStlm ScrN ice. Mrs. Townsend
will return to Milford tu1ay.
Mi 8 Adele Warren. dau"htrr Nt
Mrs William Warren. arrived home
MuudaN from University of SNra-
ClS". Syracuse. New York and viii
#prud her summer Vacation her" IL
her home on y. ". Front street
Mr. "nd Mr.. Oscar Marvel haN'
returned home after spending them
NHrutiou with Er\. and Mrs. Bayart
I'HNnard in lclShur2. IA. and vi >.
the E;,ynHrds son and Lis family
i Mr. and Mrs Inlord Marvel ="
iiaddunlirld. New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph NirlbaSa q
Salem. Mass. Mrs. Stella karna
and dau&htcr Helen OF Bloomfield
+ y. j., and Anthony karnas and Mrs
StclaEik of Fan River. Mass, W"r
Wr"k-cud &urSt,; of Mr.. and Mr.!
Andrew WiolbHHa. aud attended tn
, Kiriba&l-TylrckI mplialS last Sat
urday.
=. The Misses Doris Suchridcr an
BETTY Walls OF Wilmington, bot
=. formerly of Milford. were 2u"#l
last week end in Newark, at IT,
Il University of prE.Wart'S lntcl
Fraternity week end Miss Sockri,
,. el was tho Guest of Wallace Nc
tauI. who il II member OF the 81:
h.H Nj fraternity and Miss Wal
Was a guest of Myron Warren WI
is Il member of the SiGma Phi 81
>ilOn Fraternity.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
I,EN\ErT

Funeral services will be held to-
day. Friday. May >, at , p. III. from
the Slaughter Nrck Methodist
Church for Mrs. Alice H. Benuctt
age - years, who passed ava! at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. lr-
enc BtsWich. BOB East 25th street,
WllmimStOn. on Tuesday. April 80.
Rev. r. y. Wright. pastor of Lin
coin Methodist Church, will otii-
ciatr. with interment in the ceme-
terry adjoining the church. In addi-
tiOn to Mrs. BeSwick with whom she
made her home. she is survived 10y
another daughter. Mrs. Cora Gard
nrr OF Providence, X. l., and three
sons. Riley W. Bennett and Henry
C. BrnnrQ of Milford, and Walter
B. Bennett of HaddOn Heights, y
j.; also two sisters. Mrs. Irene
Mcnt2in2cr and Mrs. Fanny Davis
of Milton; TWO brothers, Grant Col
Inns of DrcXel Hill. Pa, and George
Collins OF Milton. Friends may cal
at the Lutlamd Funeral Home, Mil
ford, Thursday evening, May ,.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
Obituary
" A1'S(DN

WATSON
Mrs Nina Hall Watson, age SO
years. widow of the late William
r Watson. Jr., PASSED away at
her home ON North Walnut street,
Milford. last Thursday evening.
April -. after Il lOn& illness. Flu
neral services were held at her
latr home Saturday morning at II
O'Clock, with Rev John NJ. De
Chant. pastor OF First Presbyterian
Church. Milford. officiating. Inter
mcnt in odd Fellows cemetery, this
city. She is survived by one bro
thcr. Cornelius Hall of Clayton.
ana three sisters. Mrs. Mary Tn
dcrWood and Mrs. BESSIE Plum Ol
Germantown. Pa. and liss Lucy
Hall of Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

The llollymount Home Demon
StratiOn club will meet with Mrs.
Minnie Mcllvaine on Wednesday,
May s. Mrs. Margaret Nelson will
have charge. The topic will be
"FrOZem Foods"
The Mizpah Circle of the Pres
byterian Church will meet at the
home of Mrs. James Deputy on
Wednesday, May 5. at p. III. The
hostcsscS for the evening are Mrs.
Deputy, Mrs. Shockley Daugherty.
Mrs Paul Monroe and Mrs. Wilmer
l.ankfOrd
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03
BIRTH NCEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Stern an
nounces the birth of daughter,
Patricia Ann, II the Wilmington
General Hospital, weight ) pounds
April -.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-03


The contestants III krnt county
ne.
l. Mrs. John Webb. Goldshoro.
, Mrs Mildred Urban. kcntun,
:. Mrs. l. y. Webb. Jr.. Milford
4. Mrs. r. Harry Wilson. bower.
}, Mrs Francis +. Thomas.
Marydcl
&. Mrs Charles Moore. Sl'. DO
NCr.
T. Mrs. Albert Kemp. Wyomiu".
$. Mrs. Dorothy FRENCH Mil
ford.
.. Mrs. William llufnal. Dover.
10. Mrs. Marion DuhadaWuy. DO
yer.
H. Mrs q. NJ. KerScy. Viola.
II Miss Clara Rash. ChcHW0ld.
l3 Mrs. Edward Coffin, Colds
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Ii. Mrs. Kenneth Meredith, 10
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Is Mrs. William Staats. Smyrna
- Mrs Paul Hollis. Dover.
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