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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-06

The term bakers dozen dates
back to early days in England
when tradesmen, fearing anti
fraud laws, gave 10 articles to the
dozen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-06
DUST STORM STRIKES

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. 5.-W.p)
out of the one-time dust bowl of
southwest Kansas in decade lash
ed across the breadba sket stage
today and blew into Missouri in a
sky-da rkening cloud.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-06
By RUTH MILLETT

American women shake their
heads and say, with poorly con-
cealed satisfaction, 'Those mar
riages won't last" whenever for
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-06
I WOMEN! WHO SUFFER-
: FIERY MISERYsOE
HOT FLASHES

II the functional "middle-age"
period peculiar to women causes
Sou to suffer from hot flashes, ner-
tous tension, irritaDility-try fam
eas Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
compound to relieve such sympton1r.
Pinkham's Compound is one OF the
best known medicines for this pur-
pose. Also a grand stomachic tonic!
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-06

The Carolina Beach Home
Demonstration club will meet
Thursday afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. J.
M. Thomas.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-06

The Dorcas Society Of St.
Paul's Lutheran church will
meet Thursday afternoon at 4
o'clock in the parish house.
Standing committees for the
coming years activities will be
assigned at this meeting.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-22
Sioux Falls
News
Rv MRS. OSCAR BRIDGEWATER

By MRS. OSCAR BRIDGEWATER
Virgil Anderson, Jr., returned
home last Thursday after spend
ing over a year in Japan. Mr.. An
derson, who is now with his par
ents at BOG West Bailey St., is
planning on studying under the G.I.
Bill Of Rights at Washington, D. G.
Robert Tate, Jr., former G.I,
is at home at 1927 N. Dakota Ave,
and is planning to study under the
G.I. Bill Of Rights.
World Fellowship Day Of the
Y.W.C.A. at Congregation church
was attended by a representative
gathering on Sunday afternoon.
The Tic, Of which Mrs. James
Lee is president, attended in a
group with the Junior Debs. Others
present were Mrs. William Tolson,
Mrs. Bass Booker, and Patricia
Donahue. Sylvia Booker sang a
solo. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Miles Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Coates, $40
N. Mable, entertained on Satur-
day evening. Their guests included:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Armstrong,
Mrs. B. Mccullough, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hildbreath, and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Linda.
Sylvia Booker, talented young
high school student, sang two num-
numbers, Rose Marie" and when
Day Is Done" at an assembly in
the auditorium at the orchestra
concert on Nov. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest BaTger had
as their guests on Sunday recent
ly, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woods,
S12 West Third st.
Mrs. Nellie Williams Of Fergus
Falls, Mimi, who is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil Anderson, was the
breakfast guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Pendelton, and the dinner
guest of Mrs. Arvilla Tate, and
Mrs. James Martin. Mrs. Williams
left last Thursday for St. Paul en-
route TO Fergus Falls, MINI.
Mrs. Matte Hill of DeadwOOd,
s. d., is in the city for an in
definite stay. She is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Collins, 1904
East Eighth st.
Mrs. Al G. Frost was hostess to
Mrs. Matte Hill and Mrs. Walter
Edgar at luncheon on Saturday
afternoon.
George Williams was a dinner
guest at the home of Mrs. Hattie
Wheeler, Sunday.
l.. Morris, Overseer Of South Da-
kOta and of the Church of God, was
present at a council meeting held
at the home of Mrs. Wheeler. Mr..
Morris left for Milwaukee on last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Hattie Wheeler will attend
the convocation meeting at Mem
phis, Tenn, which convenes Nov.
% to Dec. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Armstrong
entertained Mrs. r. T. Williams
and Mrs. ]. f. Woodson of Dallas,
Tex, at dinner recently.
Mrs. Maude KiWble and daugh-
ter were Sunday visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Woods.
Little Dimpsey KimbIe ceIe-
brated her sixth birthday Thurs
day, at her home, 112615 N. Phil
lips. She received many presents.
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Seeing Will Be Believing
Claim BilbO Will Be
Asked To Step Aside
When Senate COnvenes

WASHINGTON, D. c. (NNPA)-Senator Theodore G.
The MANI Bbo Democrat Of Mississippi who has dsgraced
the United States Senate for twelve years. will be asked
"step aside when he presents himself take the oath of
office for sixyear term beginning January g. it was
disclosed last Thursday
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-22
Youth Fellowship
Meetings Announced
For MINNEAPOLIS

The Methodist Youth Fellowship
club met Sunday evening, Nov. II,
at Border Methodist church, with
the Rev. Arthur j. Rinkel speak
ing on "The High Ledge Of .Profu-
sion"
Keith Molten played piano Sc
lections. The youth chorus fur
nished music for the service. Mrs.
Bertha Dickerson Tyree, New York
singer, was a visitor.
The fellowship club invites all
young people to participate in its
activities. The next meeting will
be held Sunday, Nov. "a, at 6:45
p. M, at the church. Mary Lee is
president; o. S. Penrice is treas
urer, and Mile Greer is secretary.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-22
Eta Richardson.
Lifelong Resident
St. Paul, Is Dead

Eta Richardson, Ga, 494 Fuller
Ave, died after a lingering illness
at the University hospital on Tues
day, Nov. 10. Mrs. Richardson had
been a lifelong resident of St. Paul.
The funeral will be at St. Peter
Claver church on Saturday, Nov.
%, with interment at Calvary GEM
etery.
She is survived by: Mrs. Elsie
Jackson, daughter; three grand
children, Mrs. Glorin Wright, Pvt.
Sidney Richardson, Camp Stone
man, Calf, and Seaman Starley
Richardson, San Pedro, Calf. Two
great grandchildren, Eugene Henry
Wright, Jr., and Valerie Lou Rich
ardson Of Santa Monica, Calf.
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Funeral Rites Held
For Infant Daughter
OF Charles Williams

The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Williams, 500 lyle
hart Ave, died Thursday morning,
Nov. IA, at Bethesda hospital, ten
days after birth. Prayer services
were held Saturday morning, Nov.
l6, from Brooks Funeral home,
with the Rev. B. N. Moore official
ing. The infant was buried in Oak
land cemetery,
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St. Peter Clover
Octet Monson. Hibbs
Holv Nome Soloists

The st. Peter CIaVer church
octet, under the direction of John
Whitaker, sang several vocal num-
bers at the st. Paul Cathedraps
Variety show, sponsored by the
Holy Name Sodality, on Sunday
afternoon and evening, Nov. II. On
Monday evening, Nov. Is, z. 7.
Monson and Thomas Hibbs, Jr.,
were soloists, accompanied by
John Whitaker.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-22
New York Soprano
To Be SOlOist,
Border Guest

Mrs. Bertha Dickerson Tyree,
New York soprano, will be solo
list at Border Methodist church, 4Ol
Aldrich Ave. N, Sunday, Nov. ID,
at 8 p. M, as part of the regular
evening service. She will appear
as the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
Charles Parker.
Mrs. Tyree, who is in the Twin
Cities for four drawing room re-
citals, has studied under Herman
Devries, opera coach and critic Of
the Chicago Evening American, and
under Oscar Sanger of New York
City. She spent Ia months studying
at the Paris Conservatory of Music,
and sang in London during her
stay abroad.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-22

charges against Bilbo despite the
fact that Senator Ellender has said
he believes the evidence gathered
by committee Investigators does not
warrant holding hearings.
SOutherner Objects
Ellender said the Republican plan
is designed to capture colored votes
for the Republican party in the
next election, that it is an invasion
of the sovereign rights Of the State
Of Mississippi, and that Bilbo did
no more than Robert E. Hannegan,
chairman of the Democratic ma
tional committee, did during the
campaign when he rejected Com
munist support for his party.
The reference of Ellender was to
the charge that Bilbo urged white
people Of Mississippi to do what
ever was necessary to keep colored
voters from casting their ballots in
the Mississippi primary.
at is not the Republican Steer
ing Committee that has spoken"
said Ellender. at is a bunch Of
pressure groups who want to casti-
gate Bilbo and won't be satisfied
unless he is hanged"
Senator Taft spoke guardedly
about plans to keep Bilbo from TAX
ing a seat. Irked because a mem
Der of the Steering Committee had
first revealed its plan, Senator Taft
last Friday said he did not think
the Steering Committee had sutfi-
cient facts to decide the matter,
adding that he thought "it is
matter Of very serious considera-
ton"
Other members of the Steering
Committee attributed Senator
Taft's reluctance to discuss the mat
ter to the premature announcement,
holding that the disclosure should
not have been made until the COM
mittee took steps to obtain evidence.
Press dispatches from PoplarvilIe,
Mississippi, where Bilbo lives,
quoted him as saying after he had
been informed of the decision Of
the Republican Steering Commit
tee: II have done no wrong and |
have nothing to saw"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-22

Chemicals can be used In weed
control where suited. but one should
not depend upon them as a cure
aU
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Movie Night
Is New Feature
At Bryant Jr.

Film night is n new feature Of
the Bryant Community Center this
week. Every Thursday night from
S:l5 to 1915, current Aims, edu-
cational films, and films pertain
ing to the various activities now
being carried on at the center will
be shown. The place, Bryant's spe-
cial movie room, S04.
The Understanding Your Child"
course, under the direction Of Mrs.
Pearl Cummings, instructor in
Child Welfare, at the University
Of Minnesota, got of to a good
start with "a parents attending.
Discipline was the chief topic Of
discussion at this first meeting. The
next meeting, Nov. 81, at 1880
p. m, will be devoted to a discus
sion Of the individual differences Of
children and how to help children
choose suitable books, movies and
radio programs.
A new activity, the sculpture
group, which started last Thurs
day at 1880, and Is under the d.
rection Of Henry Bannarn, promi
nent Minneapolis artist, Is proving
| UaRu V,aNVl.-
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Cards of Thanks
In MemOriam

CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere thanks
to our friends Of the Twin Cities for the
kind expression Of sympathy and to thOss
who gave their time and service during
the illness and death Of our sister. Lula P.
Keene.
Mrs. Lois Curtis and family
MEMORIAM
In loving memory Of our mother, Mn
Fannie Jones, who pas ed away three sad
year ago, Nov. 25. 1913.
You left behind broken hearts
That loved you so sincere
Loving and kind in all your ways
True and upright to the end Of your days
You Eever failed to do your best,
Your heart was true and tender.
You worked hard for those you left,
Your memory the sweetest thing in life
viii ever be remembered
Your children, Robert Dacus. Des Moines
Leonard Dacus. Detroit Sidney Dacus Chi
cRgo, sons, and Mrs. James Hudson, Min
neapOlis, daughter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-22

There are an estimated 10 million
dental plate wearers in the United
States
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-05

Camp Otonka. the Y. W C. ~
vacation spot near nagSborc. on
the Indian River, will open for
seniors on June % and continue
until July -. Junior camp begins
July - and continues to August
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-05
SPECIAL TEACHERS COURSES
At UNIVERSITY OF DELtN ARR

Special programs are being de-
veloped at the University of Della
ware to encourage teachers III ser
vice to acquire masters degrees
by means of summer work and cX-
tension courses throughout the
year. it was announced recently by
Dr. Carl j. Rces. head of the hi
vision of Graduate Study.
The first of these programs to
he approved by the faculty is for
Home Economics teachers. Teach
crs may work for a masters degree
either in the School of Home Eco
nomics or in the School of Educa-
ton. In each case twelve hours OF
work will be done in HON" Eco
nOmics and twelve in Education oI
related fields The degree will b,
awarded in the school to which the
thesis is submitted.
\ committee appointed to act in
. IN advisory capacity for each can
didatc will develop with that stu
dent Il plan of individual study to
/ be followed.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-05
FELTON,

Mr. and Mrs Paul Chase formerly
of Long Beach, California. were
overnight guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. ID. Morrow last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Potter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence White OF
Wilmington, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Jones ON Saturday.
Ann Moore. Ncita M0scman and
Shirley Morris. are at Camp Otonka
for week.
Mrs Ella Donovan has returned
home after a two-wcck vacation
at Il camp near Wilmington.
Miss Marjorie IIurd of Whining
ton. was at the home of her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. IIurd
OH Saturday.
Robert Paynter Sic. has re-
turned from sea voyage from
France and Italy and is spending
a 15-day liberty with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Payntcr
Pfc. Edsel Minncr has rc-enliSt.
ed in the Army and is spending ;
/ day furlough with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Minncr
Mr. and Mrs James Cahall ha,
had as their guests. Miss Betty Am
Greenlee and Billy McCahc of Ear
ringtOn. last week.
Mrs. Matte Smith has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Emil lIughe
and family of Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawcrcncc Cain
Jr.. of Wilmington. were w"ck-en'
guests of the formers parents. MI
and Mrs. Lawrence Cain. 81.
MIR. and Mrs. Arch Drake and so
of Wilmington. were guests of Nj
and Mrs. julius Carson on Sunday
; Mrs. Edith Adylottc of Chester
: was at the home of Mr. John lone:
last week
MIR. and Mrs. s. d. Carrow ,
Greensboro. Maryland. have bee
spending the week with their sol
: in-law and daughter. Mr. and MIR
Lewis Taylor and their daughtc
Ann
MIR. and Mrs. Kenneth Grant. Jl
and children of Wilmington. HAY
| been visiting the formers parent
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Grant. 81.
The members of the Sarah II
:. bCkah Lodge entertained at Il part
:. Thursday evening in the |. q. q.
!. Hall.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-05
MILFORD CHRONICLE, MILFORD DELAWARE FRIDAY JULY 5 1916

Delaware women who will attend
Tie Convention. Will represent st.
PiUl's f. l.. Church OF Georgetown.
Mrs. Minor has for sixteen years
headed the primary department of
the Daily Vacation Bible school.
which is now in session at Wesley
Methodist Church.
I hc class of ten who We're con
illmcd last Sunday morning. at -.
raul's =. +, Church by the Right
Reverend Arthur r. Mckinistry. -.
l. Bishop of Delaware. will take
th'il ilrSl Holy communion this
cominG Sunday morning The class
which WAS presented by the Rev.
.|oScph {. Settle, Rector. of the
church. included Bruce Ashley
Jenkins. David Scott Jenkins, Wan
ia Lee Botelrr. Mrs. Howard T. En-
Lis. 81. Air. William d. Brasurc.
Mir John Ennis. Mrs John Ennis.
Mrs. William y. BraSurc. Mr.. TheO-
dufc Walius and Jane Elizabeth
Stttl". Communion service at st
Mark ; i. T. Church. MlllShoro. al
50 under the rcctorship of the Rev
Mr. Settle. Will he at nine O'Clock.
on Sunday, with the evening service
al 80. These services will mark
the hcGinnin3 OF the annual sum
Ldcr recess for these two Episcopal
churches
The annual Sunday School picnic
and sal" OF privileges for Carey
camp. near MiIlshoro, will be hclC
II the Camp ON Saturday afternoon
July 9Th. The date for the opening
ot carey = Camp this year, has beer
set for Au"ust 3rd. and il will clos,
on Au@ust Eth. The Camp will h,
in char%c OF the Rev. Walter Beck
with, pastor of Grace McthOdiS
hurch. AlllShuro.
MIR. and Mrs. Floyd Wilkins. q
hcar Ge0rGct0Wn have announce,
the marriage of their daughter
Miss Dorothy Louise wilkins T.
Preston James Hudson. son of Nh
aud Mrs Ilarlic Iiudsun of Mills
hero TIA" ceremony was pcrfOrmc
, in Grace Methodist Church. Frida
Z evening. Jun" 2Sth at : o'clock. b
the Rev. William T. Kcsmodcl. Pas
ton OF Grace Church.
, Mrs. Georgia Gibbons of Gcorg,
town and James Henry White {
lI"lmar Wrr" married in GraC
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-05

Methodist Church by the Reverend
William i. kcSmodrl at ! p. m,
Saturday evening. June 10Th.
The Rev. Mr. keSmOdcl also per
formed the marriage ceremony of
MIR. George \. Cooke and Miss Ruth
4 Pcrrine, both OF Newport News.
Va. The WcddinG took place al ;: -
T. m. on June 2Nth. in Grace Mctho-
GiSt Church,
Th" Rev. Omar T.. Jones official
ed AT the marriage of Mrs. Alice
Wiley Messick. dau1htcr OF AShurY
and Elsie May Wiley of near
Gcor&ctoWn and Mr.. Carroll Mes
Amelia Mcssick also of near
Gcorgct0Wn. The ceremony was
/ performed at the parsonage Oi
Wesley Methodist Church. at y p. IN
or Friday evening. June 2Sth.
The wedding of Mrs. Mala Bucha-
nan Brittineham of GcorGetoWn
and Gilbert Startling Jones, of Nor
/ rist0Wn. Pa. took place. at noon
Saturday at the summer home o
the brides daughter. Mrs. Andrew
/ Lear Burks ut Rchoboth Beach. The
ceremony WAS performed 10y the
Rev. Omar +. Jones. pastor of Wes
ley Methodist Church. this city. anC
was Witnessed only by Mr.. and Mrs
BurkS and her two sons. Thcodor,
Burton 3rd. and Lewis W Burton
Mrs Omar f. Jones and Mis-
GeorGcannc Cochran of Middle
town. Delaware. The home Of Mrs
Hurks was beautifully decorate
for the simple Wcddine The Iiyin
room fireplace in front of whic
the ceremony was performed, wa
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-05

The students from Georgetown.
winning certificates were. Barhara
4 Rots Charles a. Bowers. Fran
,rs W. coffin, Thomas NJ. Coffin,
Ruth f.. DO. Joseph +. Gordy, Nir-
oinia /, Graves. Marie II. Kitchens.
Rachel A. Kitchens. Rowland X
Uolson. Marion {. Hudson. Helen
+. Jones. Dorothy +. Jones. Gcor-r
l. Rust. clara t.. Scott. Eli \.
short. Edith Stern, Nellie VI. vii
Inns. joyce a. Wilson, Bcryl i. In
dale. John H. wilkins, John e FL
lincsworth. Lloyd w IIcarn. Rob
crt l.. BooZ. Lorraine r. TidWcll.
Paul b. Littlcton. Charles b Marsh.
Nancy NJ Mustard, William IL
prettyman. Ir. William II Pretty
man. Helen j. Pdse. Helen f.. Phll-
Inns. Katherine +. Roach. Howard
l. Swain. Betty +. Parsons Rich
ard NJ. Calhoun June |. Dunham
Dolly ]. Mitchell, Kathryn NJ vii
]iams. Ruth +. Givcns. Robert K.
pasc. Elizabeth f. Petit. Evelyn X.
Rogers.
other high schools in SUSSEX
County listed the names of the tul
lowing Students: John NJ Clayton
High School William BUNTING
Doris NJ. Daispy. Roland w. Dukes
Robinson L. Helm Ruth \ IIud-
son. Herman G.. Pars0ns William
! e.. Short. Jack II Donoway. Horac,
/ 5. Rogers. Louis J. Rogers. Neili,
Marie Baker, Arthur $ l.ayfield
Marian J. Steele. Pauline f. Ware
and James o. Parker.
Lord Baltimore IIiGh School
Harvey J. Williams, Ruth +. IIud
son. William Il Powell, John "
Scott and Barbara j. Truitt
Sclbyvillc High School: Iouia'
T.. Brown. Betty l.. Baull, Betty /
Bunting. James W. Brasurc. Dori
T.. Duncan. Barbara l.. I."kitcs
IIilda Long. Richard -. I.ort, ST"
ven G.. Long. Hope Richards. td
@ar u. Wells, .Ir.. Peggy y Wat ,oI
Betty ]. Williams. Leroy G. God
win. Minta VI. Tinglc. Alberta Brit
tingham, Mary J Camphcll. Ncll
V Evans. Samuel a. Hudson, VIII
bur d. Quillen and Leon & TayloI
MillsborO High school: Cora |
Brasure, Mary Ellen IIudson, Dori
| VI. McGinnis, Betty |. Mitchell. Men
+ rill r. MumfOrd. William " show
5 eli. Donald Il. Shuttle. Nir4Iuia y
Truitt. Effic f. Wuottcn, Isabel :
| Phillips. Norman f. B"tchclo
, Lawrence * Phillips. Barbara
I Rose. Marguerite A. Short an
= Carolyn A. Davis.
Mrs Jacob +. Minor has bee
. elected delegate To the TIicunl.
| onvcntion Of the Episcopal churc
Y which meets in Philadelphia
September. Mrs. Minor, one of Si
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-05
DAGSBORO

Miss Barbara Ann Hudson re-
turned home Thursday after hay
ing her tonsils removed at the Pen
insula Hospital the past week.
Mrs. Millard West and mother.
Mrs. Horace L. Hickman. spent
Saturday at Salisbury. Md.
Mrs. G. G. Brasurc spent a part
of the past week with her dauGtef'
Mrs. Granville White at Laurel.
Miss Betty Marvel and Miss Ellen
Daisey uf Wilmington spent the
weekend with Miss Daiseys mo-
thrr. Mrs. Dclbcrt Daiscy.
Miss Doris Lock wood, Miss Viz
ginia Hickman and Mrs. Irene AS
pcr spent Saturday and Sunday IN
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Millard West ana
Children were dinner guests sun
day. of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward west.
MIR. and Mrs. Cant Y. Dukes and
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Dukes spent
Saturday and Sunday i'll North
Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert hudson
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Hudson. Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Long ah'
family spent the 4th of July non
days with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson McCabe are
spcnding the summer at thelt cot
taon nt RphObOth
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Hahcoci
are being CONGRATULATED on th'
birth of a daughter. Sunday at IN
Bechc Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs Curnic Clogg pal'
another visit Sunday night to Jon
nie Franklin at Mulberry landing
He has been an invalid 1or a ION
time.
Bill Rogers and some frlrnd
from Mlllshoro attended the auto
mobile races Sunday at Lancaster
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Caih"u
snd daughter. DOnanc. are Spcht
ing the summer at Ocean Clty' NJ
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-05

banked with white roses, hahy's
breath and baby ivy. and vases of
white 2ladiulaS, white roses and
summer chrysanthcmums, were
scattered over the room. The sum
njcr porch was decorated with red
and salmon cOlorCd gladi0las and
red and pink carnations. The brides
tcrSa&c WAS of white Tipped or
chidS. Mrs. HurkS wore orchids and
Miss Cochranc wore white roses
and white NUNS Following the
ceremony luncheon WAS given fol
tn" bridal party. IN Mrs, BulkS
home The luncheon decorations
were white roses Following the
luncheon. the couple left for Il short
wedding trip The brid" was the
widow of the late Lorenzo W. Brit
tin&ham. prominent Sussex Counti-
an and former Sheriff of SUSSEX
County Mr.. Jones, Executive Sec
Yctary of the Valley Forge Histoli
cal Society, was formerly Executive
Secretary Of the Valley Forge Pdrl
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-05
MILLSBORO

Mrs Annie Murray is spending
sometime at Oak Orchard with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Godfrey,
Funeral services for Mitchell Ad-
kins were held last Friday after
noon in Grace Methodist Church.
Intcrnment was made in Mechan-
les cemetery.
MIR. Adkins sustained Il broken
hip several months ago as the re-
suit of a fall and after being treat
ed at Memorial Hospital in Milford
for awhile he has been in bed at
home until death relieved his Suf-
fering last Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Adkins is survived by his wife,
several children, grandchildren
and greatgrandchildrcn, all of
whom have sympathy of the entire
community.
Mrs Jane G. Bailey was buried
in Carcy's ccmetary near Mills
borO last Saturday afternoon fun
eral services were held at the lIick-
man funeral home.
Mrs Bailey had lived near Mills
boro for several years during which
time she was faithful member OF
Grace Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Lingc and Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Cordrey spent I
part of last week in Philadelphia
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID
Linge entertained Mr. and Mrs
Ollie Morris of Sclbyvillc, Mr. ant
Mrs. Albert Ellis and children o
Scaf0rd at Il family dinner.
Mrs. Donald Ward was given
surprise stork shower at the hom
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
TwifOrd Collins. on Laurel rOa
last Friday afternoon. There wCr
several guests and many Lowell
gifts
Miss Emma Carey spent las
Friday in Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mitchell an
little daughter. Lois Jane. are ot
cupying the Mitchell cottage at Ga
Orchard for Il month.
Mrs. Vera Hudson has receive
a telephone call from her husband
Ffed Hudson that he has arrive
i'm the States after serving wit
the ETO for two years.
Mrs. Matti" ShOCklcy and Mr.
Lee Wiley entertained Mrs. j.
Goslce. Mrs. j \. Burton, Mrs.
B. Mitchell. Mrs. c. S William
Mrs. c. II. Godfrey, Mrs. Clarcn'
Lingo. Mrs. H. =. White and Mr.
+. +. Carey at lunch last Thur
day at the Wiley cottage at Fcl
wick Island.
Miss IIilda Burton of Mllto1
spent part of this week with h
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
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