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Washington Journal., 1946-01-04

cine @od]e Dor ieineln lobe" iii
Dem brennenoen Berlin Der lleber-
5eugllng Ausoriif CAB, iein @qiit
mer0e iidl eiflnial aus ieillem 8robe
er6eben, uio ~ieoernInna fperOe Ooarl
%erfennet OdB er, 9itIer. bod redt
gebnbt babe.
Ri6beiltrop mar Bis at leiuer Ser
baftung ourh Die 6ritiiHe Milit1r-
poii5ei nidt oajii gefoIuuell oem
banOgeifriebenen Brief ab5nlhiden,
Den Die gnglallOer 0a1n bel ibn1 ian.
Den, Inn i'm BIS beute ais miIifdri-
ides @ebeimnis 3l biiien. Ger Be-
ridlterisatfar ultl4 II Ter Iii Scr
Sage, Den Wurtlout oes olg IeBfeit
appcll ees oerfraAelloen Na3i Rel.
dies an GnglunO geoahten Nibben-
tropihen 8riefes in groBem llnfnn.
ge sur 9elntnis ser 9eHentlidfeit
81 ~bringen.
u@itlcr bcoa1erte sen aisbrudD
oes &rieges nit 9lmerifa~. beibt es
in Dem 8ibbentrppihen SHrei6en
meiter, neil Don mogliden sSnterel-
len : 8egenioBen 5piiden unS un0
oieiem groBen Qan0e ia gar feline
&eoe lem Tonne. @ir 9otten es BON
4nfong al befIogt, ooB es 3i oieiem
&riege gefoHmlen mar, o6er mir bot.
ten alles IN unierer Moft Ste6efoe
getan, i'm 81 oerbiiten, uiro lieBen
es Iogor geiheben nls glnerifa mn
lere S6iife ougrtff."
Ser 5iibrer faBte oieien arieg olg
einen iol1en 3piIfen 3ipei @eltouf-
f~oilungen, Ser Observation-Disclosures
lino Der fomfnmiitiid,eli, onf.
Sn unlerer SdluBunterreoulig nit
Dem 6iibrer fponote er IifL nohoem
bonn ariege Die Heoe gefpeien mar,
ploslif an mid init sen 8orten:
uSie tperoen ieben: @eein @eiit miro
lid eirnlol aus meiuein @robe er.
beben, un0 Damn miro man ~erfennen,
oaB if reht batte".
uSft einen Eunfte~, iii6rte Gib.
bentrop in Dem 8rief lpeiter aus,
ubeItano 3tpiiden Dem Giibrer uno
mir ielber boIle ltebereinItimmlng:
geioe maren mir iiber3eugt 6aB elm
1tnrfes, einiges Geutiflnn0 eng nit
8roBbritannen -3uiommenarbeiten
miiHe, ulio oaB cine iold)e l3ulan-
menarbeit uls notluenoige 8~or6eoin.
gltlg zines itabilen bliibenoen GU
ropa uuf Die Gauer itlerl1Blid lei.
Gr Ipro6 3mar otter in beftigeu
8orten ii6er britii1e politiid)e WeoB-
nobmen, ole er unperit1nolid fon0.
Seoernunn ober, Ger Sitler ii6er-
'baupt fannie, wuBte iebr pobl, oaB,
10 inpliliiu Ser 6ii9rer mar, Ell bod
IN Ieiler @runoii6er5eugung ser 9eot.
iuenoigfeit zines Observation-Disclosures
nit Gnglano, elmer le6er3eltgung,
Die 81 ben ddrafteriitiiden Salipt-
5itgen ieiner Holitif ge1orte, ME
ifpanfeno gelporoen lit. .gei al
len politiihen Sdritten in 3allfe
lefer Sabre bntte er ais lestes ,3ie[
i'm allge, nit England nili gliten
SUB 81 fommen. CAB england i6lieB-
lid 9eutidlan0 megen Ser 9olen-
froge Den 9riee erfl1rte, mar ein
ihnperer Sdlug iiir Ben 8ii6rer.
9atten mir bod oieien Grieg beioe
out leOe Meile 81 Oernlei0en aenlft. /"
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
Blnt ilicRt
1T Gbtua

gbunafing, Nun 0robt Der
Biirqerfrieg IN G6inn oiid) uui ole
8rouin8 Sebol iiber3ugreifen, IN mel
DIE Grippen Ser 3entuolregierung
bon spei Seiten einnlarldiert liro,
mdbreno Elm 8ertreter Der aon1mii-
ntten erfldrte, OnB iih bic 8oten
6ieSen Bornnrib CUR Mehr lesen
miiroen. Eros6em oiirfte am @noe
0es Worats pieoer eine 9onprer5
ItattFinoen, i'm etolif gu elmer gini-
eling 81 fomnten,
Die aommuniiten erflartcn, OoB
225.00O Mam 3egierungstrupren
cen 8efebl er9alten boben, Sebol ben
Noten gu entreiben. 10000 Wann
gingen an ser geiping Sebol 8obn
Dor un6 beiebten Die an Der aroBen
MalAer gelegene @ren5ltoot allpei-
toD, u1breno peitere 10000 Barn
alif Dem 8ormorid ans Der Nenno-
idurei nod 5eboI beoriffen iinO.
No6 elmer Mitteilling Der 8egie-
ruilg boben 6ieie Eruppen GbnoDang
an Ser Wlrf0en : Gbentenp Bobn,
% Meilen innerbnlb Der @ren5e bon
SeDol, oenonrmen. 9llle an5eid)en
0euten olio onralf, Bob Die 3en.
trolregierling 6ie aommuniitert aus
SeboI pertreiben uno oann Die Sn-
mere Mon9oIei beieben mill.
General George Mariboa, Ser
Son6erbotidofter oes 8r1iioenten
truman Derfolgt 6ieie gntmidlung
nit Spnnnung uno fonferiertp nit
ieinem eigeien Militdrberdter un6
einem gertreter Der 6ineiiiden Sr-
0uitrie.
Die fontmiiniitiite uNep China
NeiDs" i6rieb, OnB oie nmerifoni.
iher gruppeu nod peitere 10 Sabre
in China bfsfben mhgtl tpeaH Sic
@eimbef0rSafhitSs Ser SdbaRef 70
Iangiam Dor iid gebe, tpie oag bisber
Der GalI geiueien 1T.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04


Bas Diorgon ii ieitter 4ilffdiiung
baltati9te, DnB eS lid i'm einen ,,or.
8uniiierten" 3ultroln baltOelt, mar
ieine geobahtluts, oaB Die Su0en 10.
5ientlid) ollie oieieIbe @eIfidte iiber
Bogronc mo Yerfolgluigen 3ll er.
5oblen boben, mdbreflO tati1dlid)
niht ein ein3tger aaiierter geobod).
ter ~iernols aut6entiifes ii6er 6ieIe
polnild)eu 8ogrome gebort baber ioll.
Rod Worgnrs aniidlt iperoen Die
Sa0en III europa 5t Elmer S9eIt-
moft" uiuo ourh ben oagebliden
&lnn ion cine Geffnlflg 8al1itinns
er3lDltngen nerDen.
Httbefiinnaert lin oie 14o1ipe Ole
Ter 3hlpQn0erlttlg. 10 flr9r Morgon
fort, miiife 0n8 Broblem irgenoeine
2oiuna finoen. Eas Yroblem Der
neridleppten Slloen lei oa8 uaer-
fompli5ierteite, ga Die omerifmnde
4rnlee Iih MIR Ooroui oorbareitet
bat, fir 10000 Goriorge 3u treffel,
lD1bren0 nit Den Nelldnf0nlnlinqel1
notwithstanding mebr als 100000 al
oeriorgen iein mer0en. Mann nid)ts
getan peroe, INN oieie Q2ute on0erS-
mo on5uiieoeln ooer 81 repotriierell,
iDiir0en lie eiilet 8Iod 0ariteuefl, Ser
5l alien moglifen 3meden in
ein3elnen 2dnoern ebenio pie III in-
terrationnlen Yerbanolungen ~ be-
nuBt ner0en fonne.
Morgan erflarte, ooB 100000 Bis
OBS (Gisploceo Gerions)
in europa 8lriidbleiben wiiroen,
penn sic temporGre uGHGM- WiIiion
gnoe 1916 oufbort. Die 8ereinten
0ntioneu Iolten iofort Blame ma
den. I'M entfupoer oos 2eben Der
uN&4a III Gelttihlaf0 iiber sic
ieeige Spnilne binauS oi~is5uOebnen
ooer cine yaadi Of REORGANIZATION oa5ii
%baitimnterL ons Broblem gil IoIen.
Cine 20iung D1re eS, fpelln 0itnnbe-
iieoclte 01n0er Die etrUa @uitrolien
CPS ais 4ugman0erer a%tfne6men
miirben. 8Ios lei aud in oe1 Scr
eini9ten Stauten porban6er. 10 iogte
ct. Gaten entiprehenoen 8lan hobe
er Ser britiiden &egierung oor9e-
iflo9en.
Gang aagemeiny 10 meinte Sen.
Morgan, lei 6ereits cine 81 Iunee
9er5ogeruulg in Der gitideioung
0ieler Srnee erfolgt. @or oaem I'M
interrationalen &ontrolrat in Ser
lin piiroe elmer 0c.. unoeren 0ie
8srantmortunp 0arii6er 3ulfieben,
mas nit ben OBS geldeben io1e.
Die gar5e 5raqe fonne nlir ouf elmer
RonFerens Goditer &agierangsoer-
treter geloit peroen. nobel Dor ulfem
in getraht 81 3ieben lei, 0oB oiele
ser :GH'a - o~bgeieben Don oen
Suoen niht in lire Seimot 5li-
riifponen, meil lie 5ltm Cell ais
freifDiaige Seller Ser Dcutifpn 0e-
fiirttitnqen fir lire Sidler6eit be-
gen, mann lie 3uriidfehren. 9oS
gelte Fir einen Cell Ser &uiien mie
Dor alien fiir piele 4nqeboriqe ser
Bnltifuntl1n6er un0 ald fir cine
Heibe BON SSltQoiluper.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
SboIeih lott Elm

Berlin, Gbeteif foit Elm
Syubr oergonqen lit, felt DRESDEN
oon 0en fiirhterIidrn 8%olubetion.
qriffen Ser Naiierten I'M letten Sch.
ritor heimgeiudt m1troc, ourh peIde
laut geriht mebr ais 100000 Mten-
idaen- umqefommcn lin0, fms Die
@inDobner ser 6auptitdot Sadiens
nod imuler babel 2eid)en auS5u-
groben.
1iejetiqcn, sic Sen 10. uno Ia.
Tebrtor il6erlebt bobeu, iprden
nit Brdlien BON Dem bolliihen
gdnuipieI. ous Die 7~resoener Mt.
lta0t in einen Ifouerliheil Shutt.
boiiTen bon 3ieeelr, Steitlen uno Oer-
ruBtetn &oIS oer1uanoelt BOT.
Soqor oie NitIien Die ieit aft
Monote1 in Dresden Iino, lino er.
itnlint iiber Die 8ermiiItlttg Der
St1ot 0lirh Die metlihen 2uftltreit.
fraFte. Ser Malitdreoiperlteur BON
Dresden. @enerulmoior Ginitri Oh.
.bropifi Der Die eriten ometifaniidel
Observation-Disclosures bpgriiBte. De-
men es m0elif NOR. Ole ruiiifhe Be-
iaBungs5one 3u beiuhen, mar Der
Meinung. oaB 6ie EresDener Sns
nenItuot BON allen beida0iaten 5tdo,
ten, Die er geie1ell bai, nfl idllinlals
iten mit9enonumer lei ~ mo er bat
piele 3ertriimnlerte 0elttihe St10te
5u @eiiht befomtnen.
Ser oernidtete Cell TreSbens.
6ie altitaot, lit BON Der ,.Hingbdbn"
inidloinii. SIN Srmern oieier ge.
gren5ung lit foit allies nieoer9ebraunt.
gs iin0 % gauge 2unOrnte BON
S%dnttbauien uno groteifen Muuer.
teilen.
Gieier S6o0en muroe 5duptidhs
lid BON omerifaniihen 8omben-
flng5elgen ongeriftet, Die oln 10.
iSebruor Inn 10 u1r aben0s onerif.
fen un0 am IA. 5ebrliar nm / llhr
80 morgens nno I'M II llbr mittogS
erihienen. Am II. 6ebruar
Gres0en bon rleltem uagegrif-
fen, uno iorgfaltige oeutide Shdt.
8ltngen ergeben, 6oB our6 oieie
2uftiiberfGlle 100000 Meniden 5i.
grun0egesongen limo.
IubroDifi iogte, es miiroen I'M.
nod 2eid)en aus ben Sritmulern
ge3ogen mo nod ieiner Meinung
iino iprmer nod 3ebntauienoe von
2eiden oorullter b%egraben.
u@Gbrello 0es soil5en lesten Som.
mers", lngte Der @ererol, ufonntcn
mir ipegcn 0e8 @eitanfes nidt nit
ofIeren 6enitern i'm Pluto ourd) 0os
Stnotinnere fabren."
8iele inter ben @et0teten iDaren
6lii6tlinge oie Don SAleiien Dor
Ser &oten Arrnee Der mad DRESDEN
itr0mten; Die meiiten Sniailen BON
orei giIen6obn6iigen nit Gliidtliu-
gen, Die %getroiien muroen, ltorben
I'M Salptbabnbof, Der gang aus
bronnte.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
Ditler ein'
8ritens6renno

Wilrnberg. Alrs eilem befount-
pegebenen 8riefe, ben Der friihere
@eid)salBenminilter SoaHim b. Gib-
bentrop i'm oorieen Sontmer, o9t
Gage Dor iainer 3eitnobme in Sam.
burg, idrieb Unit @initol: Gburfin,
Sem ootndIi9en 8ritenpremier, tllo
ieinen auBerminiiter goen ais
aOreiiaten), ergibt iiG, ooB Sitter
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04

@irtidaft aber 10 LANCE unmo9lidl
lit. aIs iid Die 6~ran5oien oagegen
itr1lben, 0ns Reid ais cine wirt.
idoftlite @inbeit 81 ~bebonOeln.
IS NOR Der critic Monotsberift
0eS Generals, lett er Militdrgou-
uerneltr murbe, unO allies III allen
genonmlen nor Ser 8eridt bon elmer
gemaBigten 3uDeriidt emrfiillt.
Sn be3lig ouf Die @ntfernung Der
Nn5is miroen meitere 5ortidritte
~er3ielt, &artelle mur0en oufgeloit,
@~runologen fin &eparotionsleiitun.
gen muroen geid)affen uil0 bon iln-
mittel6oren @efabren bon Seufei
un0 Heeellion fam feline &eoe fem.
Ser General gob inoeIlen 3lt, onB
Die @rridtung Don 8errpoItungs-
ogenturen fir gart5 Deitti1lanO
blodiert lit
Sic @ie0er6eritellnng eiller Mi-
nimum : @irtidnft fir Sen Inter.
bait lit iebr idmierig, menn nitt
lnmOglid, 10 longe fiiuit(' die 3onen-
grellSen oeii legitialen 8erfeM atno
Snn0el uilierbinOen", iagte Ser Sc
neral.
Bdbreno sic Mablen in Ser nnles
rifaniiden Gone idor in einem DO
nat erfoleen ioIlen, lit fLar at err
fennerl SOP iih Die oeutiden 0soi.
len Der gntwidluns zines Tnrmellen
politiiden 2e6ens nod fernbdlten.
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04

efn9efroren ipuroen, f~reigeben.
2. Ser Stan0punft oeS Sobres
1910, Den Der oomolige Iteloertre.
tenbe 9tnotgfefret1r Sustuer 8e[,
leg NIT 6et grfI6rutta teiSeIsat
bal. bnB oie 8ereinigten Sfuofef
nienols ole ruiiiide aitncrion Ole
Ier stoaten arerfennen tpiiroen,
Washington Journal., 1946-01-04
Klcinc 8cIcrMne Scr
prccmfticn int Reid

Jranffurt, General SoIep6
Mc9earnep, Ser ghef ser omerifoni.
l6en SffnpationStruppen in GeltId)-
lamb. erfldrte ooB 9eitihlon0 iif
mirtlduftIih lan9iom erbolt, cine
fir Die @rbaItung 0es Bottles n0tige
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01

oped by B. F. Goodrich
far better than ordinary
rubber makes tires wear
longer and run cooler.
The new 35% stronger tire
body with more and stronger
cords makes it possible to use
a wider, flatter tread with
more rubber touching the road
to share the wear. More rubber
means more grip, better trac-
tion, more safety on turns.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01

Mr.. J. +. Porter is i'll Milford Me
mortal Hospital recovering from an
attack of grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. l., Coulter enter
taincd at dinner on Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Hope Hudson. MIR. and
Mrs. John BcdWcll, MIR. and Mrs.
Norman Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
Cooper all of ChcstcrtoW Md.
Greenwood Y. r. &. held their
monthly meeting in the fircmcn'S
building ON last Monday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. +, &. Graham Ell
tcrtainpd at a turkey dinner on
Thursday at five, Rev. and Mrs. II.
VI. CaSkic of Baltimore. Rev. and
Mrs. James O'Ncill Of Greenwood, F.,
Rev. James I.angrcll of RoXana.
and Mrs. William llormcr of the
High school Faculty.
Mrs. Lee Coulter wishes TO thank
everyone who helped in the March
of Dimes contribution. The amount
contributed from this area was
$367.50. Much credit is Due to mem
bers of I'll club. the public school
i faculty and pupils.
Miss l1orcnc" Long spent the
week end in Wilmington with Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Groves and
daughter.
Mr.. Harry Torhert met with 3
painful accident while trimming q
tree in front of his home on Fri.
day. He fell and sustained a hrok.
Ell leg He was taken to MILFORD
hospital and is in serious condi
tiOn at this writing.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01

Theodore Evans is improving and
able to be downstairs, after suf-
fering broken collar bone.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brasure and
son Jackie of Laurel visited MIR.
and Mrs Andrew Davidson on Sun
day.
Captain and Mrs. George Andcr-
son and children visited their bro
ther and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Asher
Anderson and attended the Steele
Helm wedding on Friday at St
Georges Church.
MIR. and Mrs Ulysses West and
two children of Camden, y. j.. and
Captain and Mrs. Horace Derrick
son and two children were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Owen DcrrickSOn.
their parents. over the Weekend.
MIR and Mrs. Kenneth Parker
and son Of Philadelphia visited MIR.
and Mrs. Elliott Evans. their uncle
and aunt Mrs. Evanss.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hudson of
the State of Washington, are visit
ing their mother, Mrs. Mary Hudson
and Paul Allen and family
Miss Matte II. Belts and Mrs.
Clara T.. Richards of West Phila-
dclphia, accompanied their son.
Chester Richards here on Satur-
day. They will spend few days
/ here with Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Richards and Mr. and Mrs. John p.
. Belts, while arranging matters per-
! tanning to their home in Ocean
View. which they hope to have
ready for occupancy by April II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lathbury and
others attended the wedding OF
Miss Gladys Steele to Mr.. Helm
held in st. Georges Church.
MIR. and Mrs Lcmucl Lynch have
returned to Philadelphia after
spending the Weekend here Will
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hcarn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hudson have
purchased Il lot. comprising one
acre of ground. from l.. NJ. kauff
man. 1t is situated next to the prop
crty of r. II. Hudson.
At the sale of the property of Tho
late Mrs. Lucinda Bennett on Mail
, street on Saturday, February -
the purchaser was Joshua Rickard
and wife. The price paid for tn
house. with outbuildings. and lan'
of an acre. more or less. was 50,
600 90.
Billy Bant son of Lieutenant am
f Mrs. VIM Bant is at the Beebc Hos
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
OCEAN VIEW

The attendance at Bethel Mctho-
dist Sunday school was "a laS'
Sunday.
There will be special services Ill
Bethel Methodist Church next sun
day evening. March ;, beginning AT
40 p. IN. a group of young people
representing Kings College OF New
Castle will present very inter-
csting program. a service by young
people for young people, TO Whlch
everyone is invited. The program
will consist Of singing. featuring
a quartet trio, solo. music. cornet,
trumpet, and piano. The speaker
will be student of the college
Remember the Sunday school at
9:43 O'Clock in the morning. 1Ol-
lowed by preaching by the minis
ter, Rev. f. c. Louhotf at ii O.
clock
1t is my opinion that we need
traffic lights opposite the LORD BAL
timOrc School. and another at the
intersection in Ocean View. where
four roads meet. leading from Bay
ard. Millvillc. Bethany Beach ana
Parsons Corner. Parking space Ob-
structs the view. This should be Il
project that could be discussed at
the W. e. T. t.. Lions Club or any
other organized group Of town
people
Our community was shocked 10
hear of the tragic accident that oc-
CURED ON Thursday night. when
Mrs. Pauline Tyre, 23 years old. was
killed. and her fouryear-old niece
Carroll Tyre. was seriously injured
by Il car driven by Howard Ralsey
Mrs. Tyre with her niece. were
crossing the road and were hit II
the middle Of the highway, oppo'
site the Lord Baltimore Hl@i
School. where they had attended
play. The young woman was Kill
ed instantly and the child was ser
iOusly injured and is in the Milford
Memorial Hospital with two broker
legs and other injuries.
Mrs. Tyres funeral services were
, held on Sunday at St Georges
Church. She leaves husband. Ches
ter and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
4, William Derrickson. who have on
! sympathy.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union met at the home o
!. Mrs. James VI. Evans on Monda
-, afternoon of this week.
This union was organized her
. over 40 years ago. Al a meeting /
:. the year 1906. the records stated
was the Goth monthly meeting {
Il the union.
: Mrs Clara Pusey spent Sunda
: afternoon with Mrs Ethel DaviC
son.
Nh and Mrs. Raymond Rickard
and two children OF Philadelphl
!. visited their parents. Mr. and Mr.
= Thomas +, Hickman over Frida
and Saturday.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
THE LOW DOWN FROM
HICKORY GROVE

am toying with the idea of Il
new contest-''who will get hurt
most when socialism settles down
tn our land-and who will maybe
benefit from same"
AS She looks to me, says Henry.
Low can anybody benefit? Who
wants. h" says, to have no chance
to Quit his present joh-if he don't
Happen to like the hOss-and 20
"CrOSs the street to a new place.
There WON'T be any other boss to 90
to. he says. when the Govt. is the
hi& cheese and runnin' all the jobs.
Well! says, how about the boss
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
GREENWOOD

Mr and Mrs. Charles L. Grams
ION nave returned east. Mr.. Grams
ION mas Just been released from the
Army. He will begin his work at
'ne nlversity of Delaware as as
Slstant agronomist on March 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. f. G.. Houseman of
Philadelphia spent Sunday with
'helr sister. Miss Katie Houseman.
Miss l-ida Lynch of Wilmington
is visiting at the home of her
brother Mr.. Arthur Lynch near
town.
Mrs. l.. {. Zych and daughter OF
MiihlhSton visited her father, Mr.
MlnoS lsaacs this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Isaacs of
Mlliord were guests of their sister,
MISS Mahala lsaacs on Sunday.
Mrs. w. s. Cook and Mrs. r. l..
Coultcr were luncheon guests of
Mrs. Roscoe Galloway at the Cen
Jury club in Milford on Monday of
last week
Mrs. Alva O'Bicr. our third grade
teacher is on the sick list
pltal for treatment Of severe
swollen gland of the neck and a
cold
liarbeSOn Hickman. who is serv-
ing in the Army, and is now in Ger
many, writes of the beautiful c0un-
try where he is stationed
MIR. and Mrs Raymond Banks are
making their home for the pres
ent with MIR. and Mrs. Joshua
Banks. their parents. Raymond has
received his honorable discharge
and is now employed at MillshOro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kitchens anC
son Jimmie have returned to New
lork, after visit here at THEN
home. and with parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Dallas Kitchens.
Captain Neal Evans and wife ant
Captain and Mrss. Louis Evans ant
daughter of Brooklyn ". Y. spcn
few days with their parents. Cap
tain and Mrs. Alonzo II. Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dolby o
+, Philadelphia are visiting Mr.. an,
Mrs. Nelson Dolby and Mrs. kati
Belts.
A still tongue maketh a wis
: head.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01
MAGNOLIA

On Tuesday evening, February
18TH. Mrs. Howard Williams was
given birthday surprise party by
the following, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Short and son, Franklin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Stout and Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Workman all of Milton, al
SO Mrs. Sallie Barrett and Morris
Cohee. Morris having arrived in
Magnolia on Tuesday after beng
overseas for several months.
Mrs. Tie kentOn and daughter.
Mrs. Elizabeth Steffcns, Mrs. Au
hrey Wheaton and Gene were
guests of Mrs. Bradley King ON
Sunday to a turkey dinner
Mr. and Mrs Marshall Stubbs
and Mrs. Harry Steinburg were
Wilmington visitors on Friday.
Mrs. Steinburg remained to spend
sometime with her daughter, Mrs.
Lena Campbell and family.
Mrs. Willis Smith is a patient in
the Memorial Hospital in Whining
ton where she is reported to be in
critical condition.
Doyle Wooten and Russell Nerdin
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Sonny Williams.
Mrs. William Orvis accompanied
her sister. Mrs. Clara Williams OF
Milford to Philadelphia on Sunday
Mrs. Robert Simmons of Dover
spent Tuesday with Mrs Matte
Lounzen and Mrs. Horace Johnson
/ Mrs. Josiah Parvis and Connie
Mrs. Francis Simpson and Wayne
and Mrs. Edna Sapp spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Marshall Hart, Wayne
Hart celebrated his third birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. John John House
man spent Friday evening in Hoe
kessin visiting with Miss Lillial
Frazier
Mrs T.. b. Seymour of Philadcl
phia was a week end guest of Mrs
Elizabeth Boone. On Sunday Mrs
Boone entertained TO dinner in Mrs
SeymOurs honor. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin WilcuttS and Mr. and Mrs
Charles +. Bryan.
The Trustees report that the re
pairs which are now underway L
the parsonage and church are pro
crossing very nicely The circula
tors and electric janitOr to tn
; heating system have been installe
and are proving very satisfactory
They are planning to put in a Lab
: OratOry which will be downStair
= and intend to make kitchenett
of the small room i'll the hall VI
stairs. The parsonage is to b
/, painted and also number of othe
very necessary repairs. 1t is est
;, mated to cost about twelve hundre
4 dollars. with better than half thi
amount already on hand. Thos
y who haven't yet made their cor
: tributions may do so by your mini:
: ter or one of the trustees.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Webb
- Magnolia gave turkey dinner Sun
/ day in honor of their sons. Jam,
y. Webb who recently received h
discharge. and the birthdays
: Clarence Webb Jr. and JOSEF
:. Webb. Those present were. Mr. al
:, Mrs. John Fry Mrs. Elizabet
g Ewing, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Tr
;, passO and son. Mrs. Leona kimm'
" and children. Mr.. and Mrs. Clar"n,
d Webb and son. Mr.. and Mrs. Claut
' Fisher. Mary Robinson Miss vi
;, "inia Nirdin. Miss Edna Mae FiSht
= nerricksOn Webb and Jane Wei
) Sunday school services at p.
)l Preaching at , p. III. by the pa
III tor.
Faith Bible Holiness Church
Rev. Robert Il. Nail0r. Pastor
Sunday. March >
Sunday school services at y.
~ Preaching by pastor.
Oh Everyone welcome.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01

socialists themselves. don't you
figure they are benefiting? Those
boss jobs are no slouches. | says.
People talking up socialism and
Govt. ownership, they are not doing
so for just their health. No more so
than the gent who invites you to
pick the shell the pea is under
but which it isn't
Anybody i'll business who has
felt the breath of socialism on the
back Of his neck. he don't hO-hum
and figure that Govt. ownership is
the other guys baby. That is the
idea of the contest smoke out the
truth.
Yours with the low down.
10 SIERRA
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01

A newborn bear is about the
size of gray squirrel.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-01

A still tongue maketh wise
head.
Laurel outlook., 1946-11-27
Grainger-Stouffer
Wedding SOlemnized

Miss Helen L. Stouffer, daughter
of Mrs. Lena A. S~touffer, became
the bride of Earl r. Granger, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Granger of
Poplar, at rites solemnized Nov. 10
by Rev. M. j. Wilcox at the Metho-
dist church parsonage. Witnessing
the ceremony were Mrs. Stouffer
and Mrs. Wilcox.
The bride is a graduate of the
Laurel high school and attended
Woodbury. College at Los Angeles.
She is a coowner with her mother
of the New Yellowstone hotel and
serves as night clerk.
Mr.. Granger is a graduate of
of Montana University at Missoula
and was discharged as technical
sergeant in the army air corps. He
is now engaged in ranching at Pop
lar.
The couple will reside for the
present in Laurel.