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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13

delo "a boljso bodocnost vseh.
To nam je povedal ma dan svo-
jega praznika.
Oh II. uri dopoldne je zvoc-
mix napovedal prihod povorke
Gorenjci v narodnih nosah ma
konjih, kmecka mladina de-
lovnim orodjem, partizansko ia.
borisce, gorske vile, XII pred
stavljajo stare bajko Zlatoro.
gu: lickarji, mlatilci, sirarji, ko.
vaci, oglarji in drugi so zivc
prikazali zivljenje kmeta in de-
lavca. Pozdravljali so nevesto il
18. stoletja: kmetje so v sme'
hu in petju peljali memo balo
vriskajoc plansar je gnal zivino
sprevod je zakljueila skupins
slovenskih narodnih nos.
Sledili so razni govori, nate
pa Sc lie razvil kulturni pro
gram, v katerem je Bohinjec do
kazal, kako je znal ohranjevat
in bogatiti slovenski narodn
zaklad. Razvil Sc je daljsi pew
ski program in "a tenn plesn
program. V zivahnih gibih Sc j
zrcalila dusa kmeckega rodu
XII nj lie v trdem delu in neiz
prosni borbi, ampak tudi v pc
smi in umetnosti izrazil vese
lie in voljo do zivljenja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13
VELIKO ZANIMANJE SOW
JETSKIH STUDENTOV IA
SLOVANSKE JEZIKE

Sovjetska mladina kaze veil
ko zanimanje "a ucenje jezikov
bratskih slovanskih draw. Le-
tes sc je prijavilo ma filoloski
fakulteti moskovske drzavne
universe v oddelku Ia ucenje
slovanskih jezikov veliko Stew
10 studentov. Vsi sprejeti dijak.
so koncali srednjo Solo zlate
ali srebrno kolajno. Ia slavi
sticna predavanja SO izbrali vi
soko kvalificirane profesorje, k
so ze pricei z rednim delom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13

hajali tia in bogateli ma racun
njih zuljev. Ko je po zimi v vi
nicarskih bajtah ze zdavnaj
zmahjkalo kruha ali pa so hra-
Mill pescico zrnja "a vecje praz-
nike, so lastniki vinogradov VI
zidanicah gostili in napajali svo-I
:ie znance vsem, cesar Sc jim
je, ze itak prenasicenim, Sc "a
hotelo. Ceprav MISC sami nikoh
prijeli "a delo in je slo vse ma
racun delovnega ljudstva.
Danes pa je tudi v Halozah
drugaee. Sedaj imajo tam mno-
zicne organizacije, XII Sc borijo
"a izboljsanje razmer, prebuja
Sc zadruznistvo in agrarna re-
forma jim je dala zemljo. Gori-
ce bodo letos prvikrat rodile
MIN samim, XII so jih vedno OBJ
delovali. Pesem klopotcev Ha-
lozanu Sc nikoli nj bila tako le-
pa kot letos, ko DO prvic bral
ma svojem.
v dnevih cd 5. do IL. avgu'
sta Sc je V Halozah v Leskovcu
mudila zdravstvena in prosvet
ma ekipa. Zanimiva SO bila pre-
davanja, XII so jih poslusali vsol
in zdravstvena razstava, XII 81
.jo tam priredili. Zaseitna Sc
stra Fora Herakovic je hodil;
=. 20 vaseh, obiskovala bolnike il
dojencke ter povsod pomagal;
dobrimi nasveti.
Zavedajoc Sc ljudskih potreh
zdravstvena ekipa nj prisl'
praznih rok. Glavni odbor RIDE
cega kriza je podprl pozrtvoval
ne zdravnike in zascitne sestr
milom, brisacami in z zdravi
Ii, kar so sporazumno krajev
, MIN ljudskim odborom in edini
co Rdecega kriza v Leskovc1
razdelili med najbolj potrebne
Zavod "a zdravstveno zascit
mater in otrok v Ljubljani j
"a razdelitev poklonil plenice
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13
TRZNE GENE V JUBLJANI
z DNE 7. SEPTEMBRA

Zelenjava: solata so din,
radio 5-8, kislo zelje Is, OH
rovt 6, Karfijola SO, kolera'
bice 4-5, kolerabe "a, para
diznik 4-5, kumare 3-4. ku-
mare "a vkisavanje Is, buckle
"a, fizol v strocju 6-10, &C.
bula 6, krompir 3-4, korenje
5-6, paprika 20 din "a ky.
Gobe jurcki Go merica
sadie: jabolka l. vrste 4-6.5O
II. vrste 3-3, III. vrste 2-3;
hruske: I. vrste $3.50, II. vr,
ste 5-6, III. vrste "A; cesp-
lie 6-7, breskve 7-9.50, groz-
die 12-16.5O, mandeljni 20, lu.
sceni 157, lesniki 20 din "a ky
Mlecni izdelki in jajca: sir
kackavaj 90, trapist l. vrste &C
100, II. vrste 80, sircek 20
din "a ky; jajca 3-4 din "a ko-
mad; perutnina: piscanec So
IS, kokos 100, petelin 120-15O
raca 100 din.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13
sMARTNO ,PRI
SLOVENJGRADCU

. v smartnem pri Slovenjgrad-
Gu ljudje z voljo in pozrtvoval-
nostjo obnavljajo pozgano Solo.
Otesali so ze les "a ostresJe,
treba ga je samo Sc dvigniti ma
stavbo in solsko poslopje bo
pod streho. Skupaj delajo vsi'
mladina, zene, kakor tudi 60
letni stareki in pravijo: "seda.
nj cas- "a pocivanje, ko bono
gotovi, Sc bono pa vsi skupa.:
veselili nasega uspeha.'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13
REGULACIJSKA DELA PRI
PESNICI so KONCANA

Delo ma Pesnici je koncano,
brigadniki so okrog 1. septem-
bra odsli v Solo, v delavnice in
v tovarne, v svoje vsakdanje
zivljenje. Zakljucna slavnost je
bila /. septembra v Marlboro.
Trajala je YES dan. Zjutraj so
sc mladinci brigad pripeljali v
Maribor, kjer jih je ma lododvo-
ru pricakalo vec tisoc Maribor-
canov, XII so navduseno vzklikalj
delavni mladini in vojaska god
ba, XII je potem, ko so Sc uvr'
stile v sprevod, spremljala bri'
gade.
Oh 10. uri dopoldne so Sc bri'
gade zbrale ma glavnem trgu
kjer je bila pred okrasenim Ro'
tovzem postavljena tribuna, na
kateri so Sc zbrali zastopnik
oblasti, vojske in glavnega od'
bora NILS. Slavnost sc je price
la S himno delavskih brigad ne
Pesnici. Porocano je bio, da sc
mladinci naredili 1O4O metro1
nasipa, izkopali $4,000 kubiko,
zemlje in obvarovali pred po
plavami lep kos rodovitneg;
ptujskega polja.
Slavnostno zborovanje j
! zakljucil mimohod delovnih bri
CAD. Ponosna in samozavestna
zavedajoca Sc, da je nosilka DO
docnosti, je stopala zagorel;
mladina delovnih brigad mim'
Mariborcanov, XII so jo pozdrav
ljali S ploskanjem in navduse
mem vzklikanju njenemu idejne
mu in delovnemu poletu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13
KMECKI PRANK V
BOHINJU

V nedeljo 1. septembra sc je
zbralo v Bohinju slovensko ljud-
stvo cd blizu in dalec. Tudi to.
varisi il Primorske in zastopni-
XII oblasti so prebili tam nepo-
zaben dan oh vznozju gorenj-
skin velikanov. Sedaj, ko je 20
pet zasijala .svoboda, Sc je bo-
hinjski rod vrnil vriskajoc ma
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13

Was the victory won on the battle
field at so high a price wasted in
your case? Are you doing anything
this Armistice Day about making
your future q happier, brighter fu.
fure? How should my nieces and
nephews observe sArmistice Day?
First, honor the memory OF the
Americans who died for the security
Of all we hold dear. Then, make the
day a day Of action on behalf Of
your security. RejOin the Payroll
Savings Plan. Sign up for security;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13
PREMEMBA LASTNISTVA
MESTNE HRANILNICE
v NOVEM MESTU

Ma predlog izvrsilnih odborov
okroznega, okrajnega in NEST
mega ljudskega odbora v No
vem mestu je vlada ljudske re-
publike Slovenije izdala odlocbo
po kateri preneha poslovati
mestna hranilnica V Novem me-
stu. VISA aktiva in pasiva tegs
zavoda prevzame denarni "a.
vod Sloveni je.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13
Naprodaj

je hisa S 6 sobami, v dobrem
stanju. Ma COZ E. 81 St. Cena
$500. Sc tudi zamenja "a mani
SO hiso v naselbini med E. IS in
E. II St., cd jezera do Superior
Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13
ZDRAVSTVENA SKUPINA v
LJUTOMERSKIH GORICAH

v nedeljo 1. septembra SO
krenili drugic il Marlboro z
zdravstveno ekipo, sestojeeo IL
20 zdravnikov, 8 lekarnarjev,
20 bolnicarjev in bolnicark ter
ostalega zdravstvenega osobja
ma teren, tokrat v Svetinje v
Ljutomerskih L goricah. Organi-
zirali. so vse mariborske zdrav-
stvene ustanove, well seboj
zlozljiv rentgenski aparat in vse
druge zdravniske pripomocke.
z MIN iso bill tudi zobozdrav-
niki in Specialist il vseh zdrav-
stvenih panog.
Lahko bi opravili veliko della,
vendar pa je bill odziv ljudstva
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13
NOVO ZIVLJENJE V
HALOZAH

Haloze so bile v predaprilski
Jugoslaviji najbolj izkoriscani
in obenem pozabljeni del Slove-
nije. LIE vinski trgovci in gospo-
ski lastniki vinogradov so pri-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13

zelo skromen. Ia to je vec vzro- |
kov. Emo je, da je podezelsko
ljudstvo deloma nagnjeno BE k
nezaupljivos deloma pa ne mo-
re razumeti, da bi bila neplaca-
ma zdravniska pomoc enako
vredna visoko placanemu delu
zasebnih zdravnikov. Seveda je
tako zadrzanje v skodo ljud-
stvu samemu. X sodelovanju
MISC bill pritegnjeni krajevni
zdravniki, kateri bi lahko poma-
gall svojimi bogatimi izkus-
miami. Izvrsenih je bilo 300
zdravniskih ordinacij in Sc je IL
dalo okrog $50 roceptov. Ugo-
tovilo Sc je precej pljucne tu-
berkuloze, kar narekuje cim-
prejsnjo ustanovitev protituber-
kuloznega dispenzerja v teh kra-
jih.
VGORICAH OBNAVLJAJO
SOLO
V Goricah ma Gorenjskem
popravljajo Solo. Pri tenn delu
pomagajo tudi zene, sal Sc bodo
v tel Soil ucili njih otroci in z
memo pomocjo rasli v dobre in
zrele ljudi. zato so vse zene il
Goric ma svojem sestanku skle'
nile, da bodo 16 ur udarniskc
delale pri obnovi domace Sole. X
temu porocilu maj DO se dostav
ljeno, da zene IL Goric tudi do
bro pojejo in zelo rade igrajo
Pred nedavnim so Sic igrat ce
10 v Trstenik. Tudi knjige be
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13
Circulat0r

grelec ma premog, XII greje 5
sob, Sc proda po zmerni ceni. V
prvovrstnem stanju. Vprasa sc
ma 1902 Becker c., Suite 1, med
E.. 70 in E. II St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13
Veteran

in zena majhnim otrokom nuj-
no potrebuje stanovanje S 4 ali
5 sobami. Kdor ina "a oddati,
mai poklice EN- O991.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13

MAY BE AMBASSADOR (.
Monica Milne, %, daughter of a
London surgeon, has been named
Britain's first woman diplomat
with an appointment to the per-
manent staff of the foreign Of
fee. She may become England's
first woman ambassador.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13
ponafis IL "slovenslsega poroeevalca"

trebuje rudar pri svojem delu
in raven MEGA resilne napra-
We.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13

rejo prav pridno. Mladina ina
v vasi knjiznico, kamor 81 ho-
diio zene izposojevati knjige.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13
Tudi okrajni odbor Rdecega kri-
Ia v Ptuju je postal zaboj.
PIONIRJI so Sc VRNILI
II ALBANIJE

Slovenski pionirji so Sc dine
20. augusta 'vrnili v LjubljaD,
XII so skupno ostalimi jugoslo-
vanskimi pionirji preziveli diva
meseca v Albaniji. Lletovali so v
pionirskem taboriscu v Dracu
oh morju, kjer so Sc prav do
bro pocutili.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-13

hisa "a 3 druzine; nanovo pre-
barvana; v dobrem stanju. Blizu
E. 118 st. in Wade Park Ave.
Mesecni dohodki $123. Cena
zmerna in je odobrena G. I. oce-
nitev. GIL 9487.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-13
AIRLlNES
ALASKA AIRL.INES

Passengers arriving on the Wednesday plane were: Florence Eby, G. B. Walker, Joseph 10th, Wm. Borkanhagen, Wm. Bond, Glen Fronk, Gus Kling, Mrs. Travis, Ken Kenny.
 On the returning plane, bound for Anchorage, were: Bill Munz, M. s. Mitrovitch, G. Freeman, Eric Bylund, Don Swenson, How ard Bean, Charles Rewey, Theo- dore Farrens and MT. Speck.
 There were no incoming passen- gers on the plane arriving today.
 Outgoing passengers were Dan ny Hanson, Joseph Jiza, Jack Don nelly and c. B. Walker.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-13

MANILA, (P) - A concerted AWOL roundup today netted l7 American soldiers the army said had been absent without leave for two years and four CT escapees from Los Banos detention camp. The four were among 3l who es- capped 10 days ago. Sixteen still are missing. In all, military police detained "A soldiers, the shore pa trCl picked up 34 naval personnel and Filipino police held 6l civil ianS.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-13
Tojo Knew Of Jap Atrocities

TOKYO, (P) - The prosecution today introduced a series of form CT secretary of state Hul's pro- tests to the Japanese government to show that Hideki Tojo and his
 fellow war crimes defendants knew of Japanese atrocities.
 Associate prosecutor Pedro Lo- ocz of the Philippines told the tr.bunal the Japanese government at no time took any action against the perpetrators of tortures and murders in the Philippines. He said Japanese atrocities there caused l3l, ,000 American and Fili- pino deaths.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-13
Political Riot Flares I'm Greece

hTHENS, (P)-Police reported that three persons met violent deaths in Athens during the night in political slayingS, as outbreaks increased throughout this tense capital.
 In the north, heavy snow was reported on Mt. Vermion, and press dispatches said army units had uncovered l07 bodies of guer- rillas in the past two days.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-13
VETERAN ADMINISTRATION OFFICIAL VISITS NOME

H. E. Ken" Kenney, contact representative for the Veterans Administration will address the american Legion gathering to- night, Friday, at eight o'clock m .he City Hall. ALL veterans are urged to attend the meeting.
 MT. Kenney states that the VA $ charged with handling most ot the benefits which are due veter- ans, such as: compensation, pen ,ions Calso for dependents, insur- ance, disqualification medical and dental treatment, funeral and bur .al expense, education and train ing, and loan guarantees. VA bene- fits are not automatic but must be applied for.
 Services of the VA cover al. former members of the armed forces whether in peace or war.
 For particular problems, Veter, an sare urged to see MT. Kenney al the Wallace Hotel before Monday December l6.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-13
Blum To Try
 Form New Cal

PARIS, (P)-Ailing Leo 74-year-old compromise e chosen as Frances interir dent-premier a post Whic not expected to hold beyo IS, planned a new series sultations today in an form a cabinet and lift temporarily at least, out year-long political fermen
 Blum is not expected to cabinet ready for approva national assembly befor week. His cabinet will rel office only until mid-J when the president of the lie is elected. The latter " nominate a premier.
 First of the pre-War prei return to power since Fan eration, Blum, who had r minor role in politics since tion from a German priso was elected by the assent terday with 575 votes out
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-13
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL

MT. and Mrs. Richard Lee, Sr., Solomon. Miss Virginia Bruce, Helm Joslin, Dick Hawley, Stan Moab and Grant Ruth, E. Joiner, Candle. Wm. Brown, Nome. Rich ard Lee, Jr., Solomon. Frank Preston, Marshall. H. (Kenney, An chorage. Glen Walker, Fairbanks. Florence O. Eby, Anchorage. Rus sell G. Maynard, Juneau.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-13
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES

Thursday Jack Whaley took John Esenituk to Igloo, and made a trip to Ungalik with freight.
 The Boeing arrived from Fair banks with George O'Connor, Roy Tobuk, and John Clark from Tan ana.
 This morning the Boeing re- turned to Fairbanks via Kotzebue
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-13
WELFARE DIRECTOR HERE FROM JUNEAU

Russell G. Maynard, director of the Territorial welfare department, arrived in Nome on the Pan American plane last night and will remain here on business for a few days.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-13
SECOND CHOICE

BOISE, Idaho (P)-Finding no coal at a Boise fuel yard, burglars made a second choice. They stole an axe, a cross-cut saw and a log chain.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-13
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Arriving on the PAA plane Thursday night were Ed Dahlman and Russell G. Maynard.
 The plane is holding in Nome flor favorable weather.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-13
Friday. December l3. ls%6

with Jenny Kuzuguk for the Kot- zebue hospital, also a load of freight.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-13

An photographic projection in map-making shows half the globe centered on any desired point.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-13

Scheduled Flights by Twin Engine Boeing Fairbanks to Nome to Kotzebue to Fairbanks - Every Thursday. Fairbanks to Hughes to Kotzebue to Nome to Fairbanks Every Monday. Fairbanks to Nome to Cambell
 - First and Third Thursdays Stops at Galena, Moses Point and UnaIakleet
 whenever traffic warrants.
  Mail Run Single Engine Nome to Colovin to Moses Point to White Mt. to Nome Every Tuesday, W. P. Flights to Kotzebue Teller Wales, Shishmaref any other place Seward Peninsula. Wherever you want to go
 Just select your time and place and WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES Courteous, Friendly Service will satisfy you. Days sandE Evenings Main 46 For Reservations R 4a3
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04

Mrs. George Maddox is visiting
her son, George Maddox. Jr., ana
Mrs. Maddox in Pittsburg, Pa.
J. Paul Ellis spent the week end
al Windber. Pa, with his mother,
Mrs. Jackson l.. Ellis and his sis
ter. Mrs Boyd NJ. Frymire. Mrs.
Ellis has been i'll at her daughters
home since first of this year.
The Delmar Home Demonstra-
tion club will meet at Kings Com
munity House. "Wednesday evening,
October >. AT y O'Clock. The hostess
will be Mrs Howard Workman.
Miss Shirley Townsend. 22, the
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. j. W.
Townsend passed away early sun
day morning in the Peninsula
General Hospital, Salisbury, fol-
lowing a ) weeks illness of typhoid
fever. Arrangements for the funeral
have not heen completed AT this
writing
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
LEWES

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fleming
and daughter, Kay of Seaford. Della
ware spent the week end here with
Mrs. Fleming'S mother, Mrs. Ida
Chambers at her home on Mulberry
Street
Mr.. William Lloyd Of Pennsylva-
mia. Was the guests of his brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
l0hn Lloyd during the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry +. Burton of
Bethesda. Md. were recent guests
ol their mother, Mrs William Bur
ton and Mrs. George COverdale.
Mrs. Perry Burton may be remem-
tpred as the former Miss Emily
COverdale of Lewes.
The annual banquet and trophy
Presentation of the Lewes Yacht
club was held on Saturday evening,
Country club. Cocktails We're SerV-
cd, after which followed Il dinner.
The new officers who took over
were: Commodore elect Charles =
Horn. .Ir., in office for seven years
since October 1899. Captain VII
liam Teal. .Ir., former Rear Com
mUdOrc, became Vice Commodore
> and Remsen {. Barnard, Jr.. of Mil
. tUrd and Miami Beach. succeeded
. Captain Teal. Vice Commodore Les
. lie G.. Knapp of Nassau, was not III
! tor reelection. New members O
he Board of Directors, are Row
. land X. WillOughby of Bridgeton
q ~ j.. and Lewes Beach: Mr.. JOIN
Y Wine. Mr.. Edison &. Lodge Jr., Ken
e meth ID. GivenS. Frank 5. Carter. Jr
|. and Leland s. Burton. all of Lewe>
Il The Yacht Clubs silver champion
- ship trophy went to the little |
r iUOt SneakbOX type craft of Snafl
Il owned jointly and sailed jointly b
II r. Edward Moore. Jr.. and ID. Roo
q hey EvenS. Jr.. of l.ewes. Ray
% lnOnd X. Atkins was POSTMASTER ;
r. the Banquet. The club organized
1872 with II charter members. no
has nearly 100 on its roster frOl
:, many Delaware towns. as we'll Z
, Wilmington, Chester, Philadelphi
~, both urban and suburban. Pitt
burg. Washington, and BaltmOr
., Mrs Laura Donovan McGinn
-. and her daughter. Miss Mary Jan
~ McGinnis of Philadelphia, spent II
~. past week end in LcWeS with Nj.
-, Margaret Hazard at her home {
80 Savannah Road.
IN Mr. Henry j. Rowland Of CO
81 lingSdale. Pa. recently visited vi
= his son. Mr. i. Wright Rowland al
N his family al their home ON Sh
Carpenter Street
.p- The Misses Clara and Linda V
he den have returned home from '
.h cation trip to the POcOno Mou
90 tains in Pennsylvania.
pi- Mrs. Harry Frances has return
ed To- Baltimore. Md, after Spendi
rs. sometime in LeweS with her mot
nd rr. Mrs. Lucy Lowe at her home
na Kin@'s Highway
all Mrs William H. Jefferson
ed spending several weeks Visiting
l;iNtS in PhillipSburg. Pa.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04

Mrs. William y. Thompson is
visiting in Rochester. \. y. with
her brother-in-law and his wife,
MIR. and Mrs. David Thompson.
While away she will make brief
trip to Canada.
Mrs. A. W. Marshall ST., is visit
ing her SOn-in-laW and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert .. Hayes ana
son, Robert Nirden Hayes, at their
home in Wilmington. Robert Nir-
den. recently received injuries of
the wrist from fall. He is getting
alons very nicely at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Bennett
ol Philadelphia spent the weeh end
with Mr. Benefits parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Walter H. Bennett, ST., of
i.eWeS
Miss Isabel Ross has returned
home from Il recent ten days visit
in Lysander, ~ y. as the guest oi
hcr cousin. Mrs. Joseph GlanVille,
and Mr. Glanville and their daugh-
ter. Mary Ann. Mrs. Glanville will
be remembered as the former Miss
.Nldl JOl IL IlltNll, al NbuSiIi vi NiHH
Ross and formerly of l.ewrS.
Mir Frank 5 Carter ST.. who un-
Ger went an operation at The Jei-
lors0n Hospital. Philadelphia re-
Gently. is getting along nicely at
this writing. Mrs. Carter anC
daughter. Mrs. d. Anthony Potter
who were in Philadelphia for few
.. h.,,-
Mrs. William l.. Burton. who ha:
been visiting relatives and friend!
in Nineland. y. j.. and Philadel
. phia for several weeks has return
ed TO I.cwes, where she will mak'
her home during the winte
> months
y MIR. and Mrs. Harry II. ROwlan,
i, and their children. Sandra and Ilic
key. who have been occupying thci
Z Leach cottage. have returned t
their residence on Second Stree
Tor the winter
1t. Col. Thomas s. Lodge, Della
ware state Staff. who is attendin
u the University of Virginia is spent
: ing sometime AT his cottage o
Il Icwes Beach
, Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Maull +,
l. Gently made business trip TO Wi
> mington. Del Mr.. Maull was di
T. charged from the I. S. Army G
IL Tuesday litter serving oVcrSc:
Ic duty in the Pacific Area
IS Someone has suggested that ma
N be the rise III prices might be oI
set by government economy and
l. drastic reduction of taxes. What
~ Cn-Amcrican idea Press. stan
ld ford. y Y
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
SELBYVILLE

World Wide Communion Day will
Church during the morning wOr-
ship period next Sunday, October 6,
beginning at 1900 o'clock.
The pupils of the Sunday School
presented fine Rally Day pro-
sram last Sunday morning under
the direction of Mrs. James f.. vii
gus A story TRUE Riches" was
given by Mrs Peter Whalcy Others
who took part in the dramatic pre-
sentation, Look to this Day were:
James +. Wilgus, ST., Lucille
Smith, Jimmy Hastings. Mr.. and
Mrs Herman Baker, Clayton Ring
Ter, Littleton Kitchens, Richard
LOrt, Eugene Wilgus. Grise Nc
Cabe, Mrs. Pasher w Watson. Jr.,
and Mrs. Raymond b. Morris.
AT the evening service the pastor
received a group OF II persons into
church membership, either by
transfer letter or on confession of
faith. A hearty welcome was given
to the newcomers who We're mostly
young married people, with the cX-
CeptiOn Of TWO fine young ladies
; They were: Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall
. Hudson. Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Long
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn Murray. Mr.
3. George Trutt, Mrs. Simpson Lynch
y Mrs. Fulton Lynch, Mrs. Albert &
Warren and the Misses Pat anC
= Jean Warren.
a The District Supt., Dr. Thomas G
e Mulligan of Dover will conduct IN,
: prayer meeting on WedneSda,
S evening, October 9, after which th
: Quarterly Conference will be held
Coleman Bunting. son of MIR an
;, Mrs. Chester T.. Bunting. has enter
" eG the University of Delaware, fO
" his freshman year. His sister an
husband. Mr. and Mrs. Linford HaI
paid him Il visit on Sunday an
/ then Went 10 Wilmington TO So
Mrs. Dorothy f. Clark. a iormt
college friend of Mrs. Hall
~ Mrs. Miriam l.. Dukes entertain
o ed guests from Phila.. at Bethan
o Beach through the week end and
y, number of friends from town wei
n. Gown for Saturday evening
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Marvel
Fredericksburg. Md. spent last wee
pl III town as guests OF MIR. and Mr.
:. PaSher Watson. Mrs Marvil is Il
~ former Miss Bell Bennett. daught,
re of Mr. and Mrs. Luther B"nne
lis who now make their home wi
of their daughter. MIR Marvils fir
wife. the former Miss Jennie Ia
. lOr was a sister to Mrs Watsu
nd the former Alberta Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer West are /
d. ceivinS CONGRATULATIONS upon I
RS birth of grandson, born TO the
la son and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. GeOr
Elmer West at the Salisbury HOSI
err, tai last week. He has been nam
lr. for his two great erandfathe
on George II. McGee of SrlhyVille, a
IRE the late Kendall West Of ROXa
ok making his name George Kcnd
West. but most likely Will be- call
ne kennie