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Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29
THANKSGIVING PRAYER
By Laura Calhoun Walls

Our Dear Heavenly Father, we
thank Thee with grateful hearts
that Thou hast spared our lives to
see another Thanksgiving Day. We
thank Thee that all nations have
ceased fighting. God grant last
ing peace. throughout the entire
world. There must be unity, un-
derstanding and love for our fell
low luen. Peace cannot be brought
about by criticism, hate, indiffer-
cnce and failure in our social af-
fairs. May Thou lift our visions
toward lasting values and guide
the government of the world to the
highest interest of the people. May
the whole nation realize that it is
of vital importance to select lead
ers of our country who are Chris
tians, patient and have the ability
to work with those who are dlffl-
cult to work with. and above all,
TO depend upon Thee for guidance;
for all things work together for
good, to those who love the Lord.
We thank Thee for receiving into
3
/ nave stepped across the border to
/ live with Thee, in the year that has
gone by. We ask Thy mercy on
| those who have been careless and
uncOncerned, for we realize Thy
mercieS are beyond measure. May
we take our burdens to our dear
Lord and leave them with Thee
Forgive us of our sins and short
comings in the years that have
passed. May we go forth with the
determination to try to improve
our lives and help somebody along
life's way, every day Thou spare!
us to live. May we try to walk il
Thy footsteps and always do goot
for evil. Forgive us for neglectins
to help the needy Blind" peopl'
in our state, who have been unable
to provide for the necessities il
life. through no fault of their own
Nav we. give our best service t.
those who are less fortunate thai
we. We realize our earthly friend
sometimes fail us, but Thou has
promised to never leave us nor for
sage us. We can depend upon The
TO pilot us through the storms @
this life, and when our work her
on earth is completed-may W
hear the Master say: Well don
1 thou good and faithful servant, an
Y may it be said of us here below
/. the world is better off because W
= have lived. These blessings we as
D in Thy name. Amen.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29
Shawnee Club News

The Shawnee Home Demonstfa-
ton Club met at the home of Mrs.
John Carroll on Friday, November
8. at 1870 D. m., with a good attend
ance. Two new members were
welcomed i'll the club. Our project
leaders for. the month, Mrs. John
Tooker and Mrs. Preston Kenton,
gave very interesting demonstra-
ton on making lamp shades. They
had several shades for different
kind of lamps they had made to
show us.
Officers were elected for the COM
ing year: President, Mrs. Morris
Groverman; vice president, Mrs,
Norman Grove; secretary, Mrs. III.
r. LemeX; treasurer, Mrs. John
Lodge. At the close of the meeting
the hostess served refreshments
A Christmas party and covered dish
supper will be held for club mem
bers and their families on Friday
night, December 13 at $50 p. m. in
the Pocah6ntas Lodge Hall.
Please bring a covered dish, sill
verware, dishes and sugar. Plan tt
be present.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29
Milford Century Club

The recent Herald-Tribune For
um in New York City in its fifteenth
session was attended by Mrs. JOS
eph J. Pearce, the president Of the
Milford New Century Club; Mrs.
John w. Fry, Mrs. M. Haswell
Pierce. Mrs. Philip Jacobs and
Mrs. Herman Phillips. On Monday
they gave to the members attend
ing the weekly meeting a complete
resume of the four sessions they
attended when the general theme
was Justice" From the opening
talk by Justice William o. Doug
las to the closing address made by
Walter Lippman, writer, many
ideas and remedies were advanced
for the making of Il peace that
would be just to all mankind. Hear
ing these reports was the next best
to attending the Forum. Mrs. Pearce
gave an account of some OF the
lighter moments OF the visit and
presented each speaker.
During the meeting Mrs. Robert
Griffith was reinstatcd in the club
Mrs. w. Henry Wfreth read one OF
! Dear to Me-" Gifts for Delaware
( olOny may he brought to the
club until December 16. when Mrs
Robert Griffith will take them tC
StCckley. The rummage sale, ar
ranged by the first group of mem
hang will ho ,.,Iyiod on nj NNiII,iO
Store on Saturday. Members are
asked to bring their contribution
to the store or call Mrs. Charlie:
Banning, who will arrange trans
pOrtatiOn for same. Mrs. HOLLAND
Prettyman asked that the childrel
of members Of the club come to th'
club rooms on Monday, Decembe
2. at $50 p. m, SO that they ma.
help with the plans for the Christ
mas party at the club on Decem
Der 16 The dancing class, spon
sOred by the club is continuing o.
each Wednesday, beginning at tw
: and continuing until six. There i
room for number more pupils
The Board of Directors will NEE
with Mrs. M. Haswell Pierce o
Tuesday, December 3, at three o
clock.
Next week Miss Beth Petersen {
the f. |. dupont Company of Wi
mingtOn will be the speaker He
talk will be on plastics as they al
used in conjunction with the hom
} Mrs. c. Bernard Shortall is chail
man for the day.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29
Ceddrs VIII Gather
Here December 5th
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AS soon as the election ana III
stallation is completed, the even
ing CT fun, frOlic, and good 1eiloW-
ship as planned will proceed ac-
cording to schedule, admitting
class of candidates by the tlllle-
honored procession through the
Forest under the guidance and dlf-
ection of the Forest Rangers. III Is
the intentions of the Stunt Crew
operating as a unit for the hrSt
time. to spare no one on this hll-
arious journey.
During the evening, Ralph Swan
and Jack HOugh OF Georgetown, the
Auulllng Committee, VIII report
on tie financial status OIL the or
ganlZatiOn. Much interest Will be
taken IN the report OF Past Grand,
warren Il. Moore, who is arranging
with the management OF Il well
known hotel near the BOard"alk
i'm Atlantic City to take over the
entire establishment during the
Tall Cedar Convention the second
|
wives, and families OF Evergreen
Forest.
The floor show to close the cere-
monial has come in for lot OF
favorable comment. The entertain
ment committee mas arranged with
Walter w. Gritfins to stage Il snow
tnat leaves little doubt Ill thell
minds as to it's high quality. 1t viii
be staged III the center Oh the 1l00l
III nlgnt club style.
Past Grand Edward b. Green
cashier OF the Georgetown Trus
Company and new District Repre-
sentative OF the Supreme Forest
VIII install the new officers follow
ing their election.
Chief Steward John w. Welcl
, has arranged to serve old line re
1reshmentS in the fire engine room
= late III the evening.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29
Personal Happenings

Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Polk of PhiIa-
delphia and Mrs. Charles l.. Pas
sier of Prospect Park, Pa, were
recent guests OF William G. Sam
mons and his niece. Mrs. Helen
Boone Deputy.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hayes Dickerson
we're overnight guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Clements at their
home in Newark. They attended the
inter fraternity house parties Fri
day evening and the Delaware
Muhlenburg game Saturday.
Henry S. Saunders, Jr., of 5O1
Lake View avenue, Milford, was
pledged by Kappa Alpha (South-
ern), social fraternity on the cam.
pus of RandOlph-Macon College
following rush week, the Pan-Hel.
lenic Council has announced.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

The annual tea and bazaar will
be held at the Presbyterian Church
on Wednesday, December 4. The
public is welcome.
Turkey supper, FELTON, School tor
the benefit of the Senior Class, Fri
CAY. December 13. Time 5 to p. IN.
Adults $100, Children under II. 80
cents.
The Avenue Methodist Church
Womans Society of Christian Ser
vice will meet Op Wednesday, De-
cember 4. at two-thirty o'clock.
Come and enjoy the beginning OF
the holiday season.
w. S. C. S. Circle No. 4 of the
Calvary Methodist Church will
meet at s o'clock Friday evening
November %. in the social hall OF
the church. This will be the fare
we'll meeting of this circle. We also
will plan the Christmas party date
VIII every member endeavor to at
tend.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29
TURKEY DINNER

Mrs. Mary V. Webb of Glendale
entertained her family and num-
Der of friends at a turkey dinner
on Sunday, November II. Those
present were Isaac Webb, George
Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Webb,
Miss Josephine Faulkner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson Webb, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Webb. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Webb, Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Webb, Marshall
Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Webb and
children, Francis, Dorothy and Bet
ty Lou, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Webb,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Webb, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Webb and children,
Jeanette and Jessie, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Webb and children, David,
Jr., Frances and Phyllis Ann, Mr..
and Mrs. Alton Webb and daughter
Joyce Ann, Mr.. and Mrs John Gle
yer and daughter, Barbara Ann,
Mr.. and Mrs. BrenOn Jackson, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Burton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Coleman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dias Spicer and son, Raymond, Mr..
and Mrs. Evans Morgan, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Carpenter, Mr.. and
Mrs. John COnaway, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elwood Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Pres
ton Donovan and children, Joseph,
/ Charles, Albert and Dorothy Ann,
Henry Deputy, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Lurty and daughter Gail, Mrs. Sa-
die Webb, Mrs. Dorothy Burton,
Miss Sara Millman, Mrs. Wilson
Shockley and son Harvey and Mrs.
Arthur Norwood and children, Ar
thur, Ronnie and Milton.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29
Paris c. Kirby Elected
State 1. o. o. r. Head
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Grand Master Kirby has a plan
under consideration that should be
of great benefit to the organization
if approved and put into effect.
Grand Master Kirby has sur
rounded himself with a competent
staff, several who are from Kent
county Odd Fellows lodges. His
Grand Marshall is George r. Rod
ney of Milford; Grand Conductor.
Millaway Broadway of Morning
Star Lodge of Smyrna, Grand Guar
dian Cornelius Wilkins. Crystal
Fount Lodge of Milford, Grand
Herald Richard Welch of Crystal
Fount. Milford, Grand Chaplain,
Walter ID. Carpenter; Grand In
structor, Harry c. Johnson, of
Morning Star Lodge, Smyrna;
Grand Pianist. John Wainwright,
Mechanics Lodge of Wilmington.
Paris G. Kirby, the new Grand
Master, is one of the best known
farmers and business men in this
section. A member of the Grange
he has taken a prominent part in
it's activities in all parts of the
state. He is vice president of the
Delaware r. f. A. and the repre-
sentative of a, large feed company.
His activities in the Odd Fellows
extend over a period of years. In
Crystal Fount Lodge he has served
in many capacities. At the present
time he is a member of the ceme-
terry board and chairman of the
/ Tooth Anniversary Committee.
Those attending the Grand Lodge
session from Crystal FOunt were:
Past Grand Master Col. William E
Lank, the oldest living Past Crane
Master of the Delaware I. o. o. f.
who was elected Grand Master OF
November IS, 1910; p. G. Repre-
sentative Cornelius wilkins. p. G
Patriarch George T. Rodney. Pas
Grand Wright Ward, Past Crane
Lewis Wright, Past Grand Ival
Telling. Past Grand Major Jane
w. Cannon. Past Grand Harol'
Salmons. Past Grand Richar
Welch. Past Grand Paris kirb
and Past Grand James Hall.
Grand Master Kirby's appoint
ments will be published in this pa
per in the near future.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29
Odd Fellows Doings

Not much to report this week
mostly repercusSiOnS Of the
Grand Lodge meeting IN Whining
ton last week Grand Master
Paris c. Kirby made his first visit
to his home lodge since being in
stalled Brother Herschel Bill
ings is in need of an adding ma
chine to help him count the bricks
needed for his new home the
initiatory degree was conferred on
candidate =. the attendance was
exceptionally large q. plans were
discussed for the one hundredth
anniversary Ivan Telling has
been found-he got lost in Will
mington, the Grand Encampment
there sent out scouts trying to To-
cate him g. glad to see members
present who have been among the
missing for long time .. Crystal
FOunt is planning to go to Will
mington on Thursday evening, De-
cember 5 via bus, leaving the lodge
hall around 6:30 p. m.-if you are
interested be there if you hap
pen to see Johnny Jester, pack him
up and send him to us G. o. d.
we may have deer for our Tooth
anniversary dinner if Brothers
Wright Ward and Bill Johnson are
successful on their expedition tC
West Virginia, at least ii they don't
get a deer, they'll get q bear . Bro
ther Walter Stevenson is progress
ing nicely in the Milford MemOria
| HOSPITAL
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29
TEMPLE LODGE NOTES

Temple Lodge, No 9, Ancient
Free and Accepted MasOns, held
one of it's outstanding meetings
last Friday evening, November 20,
when Endeavor Lodge No. II, A. f.
and A. M. of Milton, was the guest
of the evening. The temple on N.
w. Front street was filled to ca
pacity. l.. Nelson Magee, Worship
full master, headed the Milton dele
CATION, presenting and introducing
each member Of Endeavor Lodge to
Temple members.
The highlight of the evening was
the address of Reverend Leslie f..
Werner, pastor of Calvary Metho-
dist Church, Milford. Joseph M.
Lank, cashier of the Sussex Trust
Company in Milton, a member OIL
Endeavor Lodge, followed with a
humorous address that was loudly
applauded.
Another interesting part OF the
program was when Past Master
Fred w. Ireland asked the stew
ards to advance Colonel William
f. Lank of Temple Lodge and JOS
eph M. Lank Of EndeavOr Lodge TO
the center of the floor, where ne
informed them they were the old-
est members in point of Masonic
years from their lodges present
After a fine address by Past Mas
| ter Ireland in which he congrat-
ulated them on their long years cl
service in Masonry he presented
each with a beautiful white carna
ton on behalf of Temple Lodge
The Lanks are very distantly re
lated.
At a recess during the program
many old acquaintances were re
newed and some lively yarns swap
ped.
Worshipful Master Aifeld eX
tended a royal welcome to tn
guests and asked them to COM
again.
Refreshments served by Steward
Martin and Billings closed a de
lightful evening.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29
REHOBOTH FARMER
IN NATIONAL CONTEST

Edward c. Phillips, Route 1, Re-
hoboth Beach, entered five acres of
his hybrid corn number SSS in the
DeKalb National Corn Growing
Contest. The official yield figure
was just received by local dealer,
Walter H. Lank. Phillips yield on
the shelled corn basis was SS.15
bushels per acre. Last years con-
test was won by Bill Middleton, Mt.
Airy, Va, with yield of 142 BUSH
els shelled corn per acre. Novem-
ber Is was the last date that fields
could be entered in the 1947 con-
test. County, state and national
champions should be announced in
early December.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29

Miss Ann Hugg was the week END
guest of Miss Ruth Hudson at her
home in Selbyville.
Miss Virginia Geyer visited win
her parents the past weekend. VIZ
ginia is the music teacher III the
NIoorestown Friends School, Nor
restOwn, n. j.
Mrs. Frances Martin, who mas
been spending the past ten days
with Mr.. and Mrs. George III. Dfap-
er. returned home Monday evening
to her cottage in Rehoboth.
Mrs. Clarence Plummer, ST., MISS
Charlotte Kitchens, Master Haswell
Plummer and Mr.. George Williams
visited Mr.. Charles Plummer AT the
Veterans Administration, Perry
Point, Md, on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29
High School Assembly

The bi-weekly assembly Of high
school students was held on Tues
day afternoon of this week instead
of the usual Wednesday morning.
This week the Glare Tree Major
Children's Theater performed in
the auditorium for two shows on
Wednesday morning and after
noon. The assembly was in the
nature of Thanksgiving program
being broadcast from Station THCS
Thanksgiving Holiday Coming
Soon and the NJ. c. was Vernon
LemeX 1t was as follows:
Entrance March, II. S. Band.
Bible Reading, Mary Hall.
Lords Prayer.
Hymn. I'VE Gather Together
Flag Salute, led by David Bur-
ton.
"Star-Spangled Banner
Duet. Good Night Sweet
Dreams" Phoebe Houston, Ann
HOrney.
Solo, Ida Ann Hollis.
Piano solo, Bells of st. Mary'S,
/ Julian Moon.
Duet. "Rumors Are Flying" Jan
ice Davidson, Patricia Carter,
Tap Dance, Jean Mccullough.
Piano solo, WARSAW Concerto,
Miss Kocher.
Quartet, Bob Murray. Cecil Ma.
loney, Jack Elliott and Ronald
Pack.
Exit March, H. S. Band.
The Milford eleven defeated
Georgetown Friday evening whel
, the two teams met here in the bal
; park. Score, 25-12. Jack Tease ant
= Rich Emory starred for Milford Ol
, the offense, each scoring tw,
: touchdOwns. Emory made Il con
| version, the only one OF the game
+ Harry Walls starred for MilfOr
= on the defensive play, breaking Il
t many of GeorgetOwn's attacks
2 Faucet. Booz and Spicer led tn
. county seaters. Milford's last gam
! was on Thanksgiving Day when tn
team played its old rival Dover, {
: Dover. This game closed Milford
season of football.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29
HAWKINS

Maurice l.. Hawkins, age 27
years. husband of Gladys Hawkins,
was killed in a truck accident on
Saturday, November %, near Mer-
chantville, n. ]. He is survived,
besides his wife, by one son, Mar
Gus l.. Hawkins. age 2 years, and
two step-children, Jean Fisney,
age II years and Donald, age 10
years, and three sisters, Mrs. Flor
ence Vail of Philadelphia, Mrs.
Mary Hurd of Milford; Mrs. Helen
Pierce of Pocomoke City, Md; three
brothers. Charles Hawkins of Port
Huron. Michigan; Lee r. Hawkins
and ElwoOd Hawkins of Whining
ton.
Funeral services were held OF
Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock a
/ the Lohand Funeral home. Inter
ment in Odd Fellows cemetery
Rev. Leslie +. Werner officiating.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29
Girl Scouts Plan
Unfortunate Help
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The Girl Scouts will then pack
these articles in the decorated
boxes which they are making and
send them overseas as gesture OF
your friendliness and kindness to
people less fortunate than We.
So won't you look around your
home to see what toys. what school
supplies or food you can spare for
this most worthy project.
The Benefit Movie is to be The
Trail Dust with the famous Hopa-
long Cassidy, to be shown on Satur-
day morning, December Z at 10.30
a. IN. Please spread the word
around and plan to be on hand with
YOUR Price of admission" and SO
Join in with the Girl Scouts in
bringing a bit of happiness to those
unfortunate children overseas.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29

The first group of members OF
Milford New Century Club will
have a rummage sale in Wilkes
Store this Saturday, beginning at
ten a. IN. All members are re-
quested to contribute for this sale.
The class of f94S of Memorial
Hospital School of Nursing Will
give a benefit dance in Varney Au-
ditorium on Friday, December IL.
Johnny Short and his orchestra
will furnish the music. Remember
the date, December 13.
The w. S. c. S. of Calvary Metho-
dist Church will meet in the church
basement on Tuesday evening, De-
cember 3rd at o'clock. A large at
tendance is desired as this will be
the election of officers and a
Christmas party. Everyone please
bring a small gift, not exceeding
80 cents to be exchanged. Circle No.
4 will entertain and have charge OF
| the social hour.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29
LIONS PLANNING
FOR LADIES' NIGHT

At Monday evenings regular
dinner-meeting, the Milford Lions
Club members were told of plans
for the local clubs annual Ladies
Night and Christmas Festival with
Joe Kemp, chairman of the Ladies
Night committee, reporting. This
gala affair, which highlights the
clubs social activities, will be held
in the Milford Grange Hall on the
evening of Friday, December 13.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29
RED CROSS NOTES

Christ Church has selected Tues
day as the day for its Red Cross
sewing. Members and friends will
gather at $3.50 and will sew until
4:30, having time out for lunch,
having it there at the Parish House
or at home.
The second appeal for handker-
chiefs is being made. These will
be tackled into the pockets of the
childrens dresses, adding a little
touch to an otherwise dull dress.
At the bi-weekly meeting of the
Business Girls Club on Monday
evening the members took fifty
skirts which they will make as
their part in this present assign
ment.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29
CARD AND BINGO PARTY

The Margaret G. Pyle Rebekah
Lodge, No. II, l. o. o. F., will hold
card and bingo party on Thurs
day evening. December 5, at 8 o.
clock. Prizes and refreshments.
The public is cordially invited to
be present. Mrs. Helen Beswick is
general chairman. All members are
requested to be present and bring
your friends with you. Meet the
Rebekahs in the banquet hall Of
the Odd Fellows Temple on Thurs
day evening, December 5, for an
enjoyable evening.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29
Bishop McKinstry
TO Visit Milton
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This Sunday is also the day when
members of the Masonic order at
tend Church in a body and the
members of Endeavor Lodge No. Is,
A. f. & A. NJ, of Milton, have chOs-
Ell the Church of ST. John the Bap-
tist this year, according to the Wor-
shipful Master L. Nelson McGee.
Bishop McKinstry is highly re-
garded as preacher, and many
Sussex Countians in addition to the
members of the Church, enjoy
hearing him, so large attendance
is anticipated.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29
Delaware To Meet
Rollins AT Tampa
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sponsored by the Shriners for its
Crippled Children's Fund.
Receive Only Expenses
Thus the affair will be conducted
somewhat along the lines of the
annual East-West Shriners game
which is held annually in Kezar
Stadium, San Francisco. Both
schools will receive travelling eX-
penses only.
Murray further said one of the
main reasons for accepting the bid
would be to give the players a trip.
Delaware had also received Of
ferS from the Tobacco Bowl in Lex
ingtOn. Ky, the Glass Bowl in
Toledo, Tangerine Bowl in Orlando,
Florida, and a bowl game to be
played in San Antonio, Texas.
Milford chronicle., 1946-11-29

The dance Thanksgiving eve
ming will be fun for those who
attend because there will be
many out-Of-tOwn guests and
the boys and girls who are
away at school and can make
home in a short time will he
present. Larry and Vivian
ISaacs and Jim and Marjorie
CressOn are giving a party be-
fore the dance and expect about
sixty of their friends for the
good time. They are enter
tanning in the Log Cabin on
North Walnut street, and the
novelty of the surroundings
will give impetus to the af-
fair.
Mrs. f. Roscoe Galloway
entertained a second group of
friends Friday evening at her
home for dessert and bridge.
Present for her warm hospital
ity were Mrs. John Baker. Mrs.
Clarence Welch, Mrs. M. Has
we'll Pierce. Mrs. Laurence Fit
chett. Mrs. Robert Baynum,
Mrs. Bernard Shortall, Mrs.
Ray Warren. Mrs. Herman
Phillips, Mrs. Robert Rudolph,
Mrs. Carlton FoQks. Mrs. Phil
lip Jacobs. Mrs Birda Burdick.
Mrs. Bernard Shortall, Mrs
Wilson Vinyard. Mrs. n. NJ.
Stokes and Mrs. Carlisle Col
Inns.
The Christmas seals are an
irving for this year. They arc
lovely as usual. The lamp
lighter, in warm wraps. is ap-
plying his lighted match to the
old oil street lamp, just as the
money from the sale will
tighten the way of these who
have known the Illnesses of
tuberculosis. There is always
increased sales of these little
messengers of health. but there
never seems to be enough. Add
your weight to the strength of
the sale by your purchase of
them.
The weeks ahead are sure
to be full ones. Christmas is
such short time away. Now
is the time to get your order
in for that present you want
the most. Now. also. is the
time for shopping fer those
gifts you expect to bcstow on
your family and friends. But
the hurry of the last days is
fun. | suppose the way yol
do things reflects your person
ality. 1t is all a happy time
and one we look forward Il
with pleasure and enjoyment
Mrs. John G.. Truitt, keeping
up the tradition carried on b.
her mother, Mrs. George H
Draper and her sister, Mis-
Ida Draper, will gather to
gether the members of he
family ON Thanksgiving eve
ming for tea. These famil
customs are very enjOyabl
now and afterward make fC
very pleasant reflections dul
ing the interims.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Vret
land welcomed their thil
child, a daughter, in the Men
orial Hospital on Monday, M
vember 25. This new Mis-
missed the joint birthdays (
her brother and sister. by tW
days. theirs being the 9th.
Always faithfully yours,
VIRGINIA TOWNSEND
Tuesday the 26th