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Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
Probe Is Launched
On Salisbury Fire
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Extensive damage was also caus-
ed to the Nathan Furniture Store
and the Ulman Furniture Company.
Two firemcn. Lee =. Baker, Del
mar, and Steve j. Olson, Salisbury.
We're injured in an explosion of
smoke concentration in one burn
ing furniture store Mr. Baker suf-
tered cuts on the face and required
tour stitches, and Mr.. Olson sus-
tanned a hip injury.
Routed from their beds before
dawn, families in apartments in the
immediate area piled furniture and
personal belongings on the streets
and sidewalks as sparks and burn
inS embcrS, famed by Il strong
wind. threatened to spread the fire
All power was cut Off for several
hours during the heighth of the fire
after two electric trunk lines carry
inS i.l00-EOltS We're burned apart
with an explosion that rocked the
downtown area. liremen were
threatened with electrocution b>
the severed ends of the lines.
The fire was discovered hN
Policeman landis Dennis who
turned in an alarm which he re-.
ported as II fire in IA trash box in al
alley adjoining the Style Center.
by the time firemen arrived
flames had jumped the alley to til,
Davis building and the Penne,
store. Firtmen discovered the blaZ,
lad its origin in the Style Center
and spread from the building to tn,
trash box. Flames in the buildin:
itself were not visible when Office
Dennis called in the alarm.
Volunteer fire companies from
nearby Maryland towns of Princes
Anne, Hebron. Parsonbur9, Pitts
vile and Wizards, plus companic
from Delmar and Laurel in Della
ware, were called
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
Rotarians Enjoy
Novel Program
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. hinge Rotary wheel appearing III
Tho center of the Shamrocks ana
piggies. .u.o trumnot
solos. Miss Elizabeth Ann Houston
nresented a series of humorous re-
ritations. which had the staid Ro-
tarians in Stitches. and Dick FalX'
con of Past president Gus FalX'
presented number of flute solos
accompanied by Mrs. Jesslca Da-
wilson. club musician.
The response to this interesting
program was given by past presi-
dent Charles +. Narney. VINO eX-
messed the sentiments and appre-
ciati0n of the club, to Herb. and his
Noung artists.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

The Sunbeam Circle of the Cal
vary Methodist Church will meet
Tuesday evening, March 26, at s
O'Clock at the church.
The Volunteer Circle of Avenue
Church will meet on Tuesday even
ing, March % with Mrs. Edwin
Fisher The time has been changed
tor this meeting from 7:30 to
o'clock
Miss Rachele Davis, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Davis, III
y. Walnut street. Milford is chair
man of the sophm0re dance at Sim
mons College. Miss Davis has been
active AT Simmons as class treasur-
Cr, freshman representative OF
Honor Board. and class social acti-
Nities chairman. She is a SOpho-
more in the Prince school of retail
ing
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22

Mrs. Harry Latchum and Mrs.
James Stanton attended the New
York Antique Show last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Zook and
son Bobby Of Milford called on Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Bennett i'm Mil
ford Neck ON Sunday.
Mrs. A. c. Houston and daughter
Phoebe visited places of interest
III l)anbury. Conn, and Pittsticld.
Mass, over the Weekend
MIR. and Mrs, J Brainard Poorc.
Miss Agnes Jones and Henry or
kins have returned home after
spending -four weeks in Florida.
George $. Williams. who is All
tending th" American Radio Insti-
tut" IN New York spent the week
end with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. -. Williams.
Mrs. Clara Marvel of philadpl-
pima spent Il few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Bennett and re-
turned home with Mr.. and Mrs
Harlan Willin and daughter Nan
cy OF ScafOrd, after all having din
ner with MIR and Mrs. Albert Ben
nett in Milford Neck ON Saturda,
last.
On Saturday, March lG. al 81!
p. m. in George Washington Hall
on the campus. the Mary Wash
ln&ton College OF the University o
Virginia, presented the ClcvelanC
Orchestra with Erich Leinsdors
conductor. Miss Marrilyn Jamison
sophomore there. had as he
guests. her parents, Mr. and Mrs
X. liarwd0d JamiSon and MIR. ant
Mrs. Philip r. Jacobs.
Major and Mrs. james l.. Lat
chun and daughter. Su-Allan, q
Fayetteville, ~ c.. are visiting hi
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James II
Latchum. Major Latchum. who re
Gently returned from duty in tn
Philippines and Okinawa. was sen
arated from the Army last wee
: ana Is now on terminal leave. II
expects to return to the Univer
Sity of Virginia Law School to oil
. tain his Bachelor of Law degree.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
LORD BALTIMORE LIONS

The Lord Baltimore Lions Club
held their last meeting on March g.
1916, at the Holly House, and one
OF the main topics discussed was
of their sponsoring the American
Red Cross Drive in this commun-
ity. Harry II. Dukes, Jr., chairman
of the committee, named the fol-
lowing men TO assist with the Red
Cross Drive in the various neigh
boring communities:
Ocean Ralph MOrang, Rev
Charles LouhOff. Jr.
Clarksville Ralph Belts, Pau
McCabe.
Bethany Beach-William Wilgus
Sidney Bennett.
Millville Richard Holt, Arthur
Kempston, and Roger Nandegrift.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22

Come to the Greenwood Fire Hall
on Friday. March % at 1870 p. III.
The Epworth Ladies' Society are
having a covered dish supper. Bring
a dish and 35c, then join in the fun
at the auction and free bingO with
prizes. This is to raise funds for
the new community hall.
This evening, Friday, March 22.
is the date selected for the BinSo
party to be given by the Sunshine
society in Millwood Hall at eight
o'clock. Proceeds will be used to
procure wheel chair. Refresh
ments and many nice prizes in
Guiding a door prize will be award
ed. All for 35c If You need trans
pOrtation into the Hall, call Mrs.
David b Greene, phone Milford
4S3.
Time to get your garden seeds.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
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The speakers besides Mr.. Mark
ef included Nelson JOSt. of Massa
chrSetts. regional director for the
Northeast District; Ralph Peters.
executive secretary, Delaware State
Farm Bureau; Mrs. Wilbur H..
Jump OF Houston, president of AS
Soclated Women Of American Farm
Bureau Federation in Delaware.
George {. Simpson. president of
tn" Delaware State Farm Burcau.
OllVcf BoyCe, manager of the Del
awar" State Farm Bureau Insur-
anc" Company, ana William H..
Henderson, acting county agent of
Sussex county. and Miss Beth Pc
trrson, duPOnt Company home eco
nomiSl OF Wihnin4tou
Bad Labor Situation
Acting County Accent HENDERSON
spoke briefly on the farm labor
situation which he said looks
worse this year than il did year
ago He impressed upon the fact
that farmers requiring farm labor
crS. should sign early contracts,
in order To be considered.
Mr. Boycc outlined briefly the
Farm Bureau Group disqualification
Plan and pointed out the advantages
offered
Mrs. Jump spoke briefly on the
participation Of women in Farm
Bureau groups and urged the for
nation of an Associated Women
organization in Sussex.
Al the close of the meeting two
women group leaders were nameC
for Sussex county. Mrs. Dale Work
j man Of near Georgetown, and Mrs
! Davis Watson. Milford.
Bureau Directors Named
Directors for the Sussex Count,
Farm Bureau for the ensuing yea
were elected as follows:
Philip Jacobs. Milford; DAME
Galloway. Bridgeville; CarltOl
Cannon. Scaford. II. d.: Donalt
Dukes, Laurel; Fred Wright, Del
mar Earl Pepper. Georgetown
Grise McCabe. Selbyville; William
ID. Burton. Millsboro; Howard War
rem. Georgetown; Malloy
Vaughn, LeweS. X. ID.
DircctOrs-at- large Polk Spicel
GeOrgetown Floyd r. Shorr
Georgetown: Coulter Passwater!
Bridgeville and William Hopkin.
LeWrS.
Directors Cannon. Short. Peppe
, and Warren are newly elected. Th
remainder were reelected.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
HOME DEMONSTRATION NOTES

The Laws Home Demonstration
club held the March meeting at the
home of Mrs. Earl Holleger. with
nine members present. and We were
delighted to have Mrs. Alvin Brown
join us as new members. Our
house management chairman. Mrs.
A. T. Slaughter, gave a very inter
esting report on kitchen. cOlOrs and
decorations.
AS Miss WhitcOmb was unable
to be with us. Miss Gertrude Hol-
loway from Newark brought us a
program on the topic, Planning for
Better Kitchens. which we enjoy
/ ed very much. Lovely refreshments
of sandwiches and fruit juice were
served by the hostess. The meeting
adjourned to meet with Mrs. Homer
HODkinS in April
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
Party Conventions
Are Seen Earlier
Under New Ruling
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have been set generally for once
each week during April, May, and
June.
These dates will offer prior op-
pOrtunitieS for registration before
the general registration day on July
10. Later registration may be ac-
cOmplshcd October ~, with regis
tratiOn places open from O'Clock
in the morning to : O'Clock III the
evening. with an intcrmission from
- to o'clock noon
Persons now registered are not
required to re-register for the COM
ing election unless they have NOV
ed from the election district III
which they last voted, MIR. Peenry
said If voters have moved from
one district to another since last
voting. il will be necessary to trans
fer to the voters new election dis
trirt, he pointed out.
Voting Requirements
Requirements for voting cllglbll-
ity are: one years residence III the
state. three months i'll the county
and 80 days in the election district
preceding the day of election
Anv scrviceman home on leave
or anv person subject to call by
sclpctive service before reglstra
tion dates. may register at any
time or any day during office hours
at the Bureau of Registration, Mr.
Pccncy SAID.
Veterans, he added. are no
counted as being out of the Stat'
during their service, thereby tul
filling requirements Tor one year
residence in the state.
Delegates To Be Elected
During July an election will b
held in each county to name dele
gates and alternateS to the stat
convention. probably by bO:h par
ties. Mr.. Peeney said. The date 10
holding this election in each count
is selected by the respective count
committees. and is usually held o
Saturday preceding the conventlo
day.
Delegates are appOrtioned as fol
lows: Wilmington. 40 delegates, 4
altcrnates; rural New Castle cOun
~. 3S delegates, 80 alternates; Ken
county. 40 delegates, 40 alternates
Sussex county, AZ delegates. an
AZ alternateS.
,, County primary elections will !
held on dates sets by county con
mitteeS.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
EPWORTH NEIGHBORHOOD

Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Adams
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Adams
spent Saturday in Salisbury, Md.
Mrs. Arthur McCauley has re-
turned from Wilmington where her
sister has been and is quite ill.
MIR. and Mrs John Geyer and
children of Milton spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Tingle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Zehr have a
me baby girl. Mother and child are
getting along fine.
We are glad to know that Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Adams are out
among their friends again. Little
Betty Adams has been i'll for the
past few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Brown and
son and Mir. and Mrs. Alvin Adams
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Truitt of Lincoln.
Mrs Fannie McCaulcy and
daughter spent Thursday in Mil
ford. Glad to see Mrs. McCauley
out again.
'N''iN'7 VI i@l'N vi III lluI I'll, uOll
forget your articles for auction
and bingo. Have them ready by
Friday, March %.
MIR and Mrs. Reuben Riley anC
family spent Sunday with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Gus Lindale. Mrs. Lindal,
has been i'll but is improved a
this writing.
Master Dickie Kitchens return
ed to school this week. Let's hop
he continues in good health.
The Epworth ladies wish t,
thank all of those people who help
ed To make Mrs. Ethel Stewart
luncheon Il success
Mrs. Helen Harmon and so
were supper guests last Thursda
evening at the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. Thurman Adams.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
BTSINESS GIRLS MEET

Miss Eleanor Mcknight. present
dietitian at the Milford Memoir
inl Hospital, and recently honor
ohlv discharged from the L. S.
ARMY Medical Corps. where she
served as dietitian in the European
Theater Of Operations for % months
with the rank of lieutenant, was
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
W. S. c. S. To Meet At Drastic Poultry
Laurel On March 28th Cutting Opposed
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be "Youth, a Foundation for the
Future" Mrs Herbert J. Pretty
man. president of the hostees So
cictv. will greet the members. Her
society will serve luncheon at
l2:30. Mrs. w r. Jones, who is or
ganist for the church, has arrang-
ed for the Junior choir to sing at
the afternoon session when Mrs.
Godfrey will give her address. Mrs.
G.. Marshall Townsend, president
of the district, is expecting every
society in this area to be repre-
Sputpd
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
II. G.. HOUSTON EULOGIZED

Isaac ID. Short. III, secretary of
the Sussex County Bar Association
presented resolution on the death
of Robert G.. Houston TO the Su-
perior Court in Georgetown last
Friday. Chief Justice Richards eu-
logized the late Mr.. Houston and
praised his devotion to his profess
sion. his sense OF duty, and his in
tegrity. Judge James B. Carey and
Judge Charles l.. Terry. also spoke
briefly in praise of Mr.. Houston
who was for so many years a mem
bcr of the Sussex County Bar.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
TROPHY GRANGE NOTES

Instead of a regular meeting at
the Grange Hall at FELTON,. Trophy
Grange went as Il body to Iar-
.ington for the visiting program.
Next Monday night the regular
meeting will be held at the hall
The theme will be Spring"
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22

Local friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Leithiser and
their son, Bobby, are pleased
that they will continue to make
Milford their home. Mr. Lett
hiser is now associated with
l.. ID. Caulk Company in the
advertising department and at
present they are making their
home with Mrs. Leithiser's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David ~
SillS.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
WEDDINGS
WATSON BAILEY

Announcement has been made Of
the marriage of Mrs. Emma j.
Watson, Of Milford and the Rev.
John T. Bailey, of Georgetown.
The ceremony. which was perform
ed at the home OF the bride by the
Rev. Leslie +. Werner, pastor of
Calvary Methodist Church. took
place on Saturday morning, March
lH mimi n',.ln,I.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Cleaver
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Marian, to William
Haughey, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Per-
icy Haughey. Is
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22

One reason we don't like the man
who pretends to know more than
we do is because he is SO often able
to prove it.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
THIRTY YEARS AGO
TAKEN FROM THE 1916 FILES or
THE MILFORD CHRONICLE

Henry Harrington, one of the
pressmen in the Chronicle Publish
inS Company press rooms, is i'll
with what is thought to be malaria
fever. He has Il private room in the
Milford Emergency Hospital where
he went last Tuesday afternoon Ia
be cared for by trained nurses
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Robinson and
daughter Miss Marian, spent last
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. ". +.
Dawson at Lincoln.
William +. galloway has return
ed to Carney's Point after passing
week at home with his family in
Milford.
Miss Elizabeth Aldred has been
spending several days in Phila.
Every family has a cook. Give her
p Hu'l udS VII anu eat chicken ana
waffles at Milford Grange Hall.
March 25, 1916. price 35c.
Miss Edna Miller of Waynesboro.
Pa. a graduate of the Methodist
Hospital. Phila., entered upon her
duties as superintendent of the Mil
ford Emergency Hospital on Mon
day last
The three talented young women
of Milford, who gave their first re-
cital here in Armory Hall on last
Friday evening. presented pro
gram of much excellence in a thor
oughly delightful and artistic man
ner. The good training that they
have obtained in recent years in
well known colleges. was put to a
test in this program. and they pass
ed the test well. The trip consist.
of Miss Windsor, Miss HolZmuellel.
/. and Miss PleasantOn.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22

What thrill this evening
will bring to Mr. and Mrs. Da-
vid Sills when they see their
son. David, presented with the
document that will make him Il
medical doctor David is grad
uating from the University of
Maryland and after a short
vacation here will begin his in
terneship at Mercy Hospital.
Baltimore Attending the grad
uation will also be his bro
ther. Nelson Sills. Il student at
V. p. l., Mrs. Francis Lett
hiser and Miss Norma Hollis.
David. with nine other students
have been in st. Petersburg,
Florida. for short time, rest
ing from their curricular Ia
bors, as il were.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
TsG
COVERDALE COVERDALE

Jobe Townsend COverdalc and
Mrs Florence May Coverdale. both
of Milford. were united i'm marriage
at the parsonage Of the Avenue
Methodist Church, Milford, on Sat
urday evening. March rs. at eight
o'clock The attending witness was
Mrs. Alice Blizzard Dr HcrSOn
solemnized the ceremony.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
Obituary
WATSON

WATSON
Funeral services and interment
We're private for William r. Wat
son, Jr., 20 years old. who died at
his home ON North Walnut street.
Milford Sunday, March It. He had
been in i'll health for several
months
Mr. Watson was a son of the
late former Governor W. r. Watson
and for many years had lived
retired life in the home formerly
occupied by his father. He is sur
vivrd by his wife, the former Miss
Nina Hall of Milford
The services We're held Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock at the Berry
Funeral Home in charge of the
Rev. Joseph s. Kinks. pastor of
Christ Episcopal Church. Inter
mcnt in odd Fellows cemetery.
GRAY
William Gray, 63 years old, a
plumber and tinsmith of Milford
for many years. died Monday,
March Is, in the Milford Memorial
Hospital. where he was taken af-
ter being stricken while working
At Il house on Walnut street.
Mr.. Gray was rushed TO the hos
pital suffering with Il severe pain
and died two hours later. Coroner
w. |. Conoway OF Greenwood said
death was caused by a heart at
tack.
a native of Milford, Mr.. Gray is
survived by his wife, Mrs Ethel
Gray. and son, William Gray, Jr
Funeral services were held at
O'Clock Thursday afternoon at his
home on South Washington street
with Rev. NJ +. HungerfOrd anC
Rev. l.. r. Werner officiating.
BELTS
Miss Sarah Belts, 40 years old
Of this city. died Sunday. March Il
at the home of her aunt. Dr.. Lillian
L"kites Wallis. in Ventnor. \. j.
Miss Belts was secretary to tn,
comptroller of the l.. ID. Caull
company. For many years sh,
Mas secretary 10 l.. j. Tabcr. stat
forester. at Dover. She is survive
by her father, Edward Belts.
Funeral services were held Wed
ncsday afternoon at . O'Clock a
the Berry Funeral Home. with tn
Rev. Dr. Frank Herson. pastor o
Avenue Methodist Church. Officiat
ing. lnterment in Odd Fellow
, cemetery.
VAUGHAN
: Funeral services for Mrs. Edit
Pauline AllshroOk Vaughan, wifi
OF Clee Vaughan, publisher of Tn
Dover Index. were held at . o'clocI
Sunday afterOnOn from the Fergu
son and Hayes Funeral Home i
, Dover with the Rev. w. o. Hackett
pastor of Wyoming Methods
t thurch. officiating Interment i
Lakeside cemetery, Dover.
Mrs. Vaughan. who was GA year
: OF age, died early last Friday MOI
ming in the Kent General Hospita
Dover, to which she had been re
I moved last Thursday. She had bee
u in failing health for several year,
: Mrs. Vaughan was born on Apr
l3. 1881, at Scotland Neck, n. c
daughter of the late Kindred an
ID Lucy Lyman Allsbrook. She an
Mr. Vaughan observed their 44t
wedding anniversary last Novem
+ ber %
Ie Besides her husband, Mrs. Val
CHAN is survived by three daugl
II ters. Miss Elsie May Vaughan. {
ID Dover, Mrs. J. Turner Greene {
/ charlottesville. Va. and Mrs. II.
n. Munday. Jr., Dover, and four si
u. ters, Miss Addie NJ. Allsbrook, Ricl
al mOnd, Va; Mrs Carrie l.. War
Bethel, y. c.; Mrs. c. W. Walsto
II Scotland Neck. \. c., and Mrs. II.
I'd Lilly. Birmingham. Ala.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22

AS Mrs. John Hall left her
work at the telephone exchange
Friday evening AT $50 she
found Il group OF former and
present associates in the hall
at the Masonic Building await
ing her. They We're bent ON Il
miscellaneous surprise shower,
which was continued at her
home on Delaware avenue. The
surprise was complete and the
evening of pleasure for all fol
lowed. Present were Mrs.
Frances Denney, Mrs. Eliza
beth Kemp, Miss Edith Cal
houn, Mrs. Priscilla l4ank,
Miss Dorothy Derrickson, Miss
Betty Favinger. Miss Ruth
Nadakin, Mrs. Anna May Shay.
Mrs. Gertrude Simpson, Mrs.
Elva Tarburton, Mrs. Dorothy
Glasco. Mrs. Evelyn Nelson,
Mrs. Freda Cluly. Mrs. Lena
Seely. Mrs. Mary BOyce. Mrs.
Margaret Watson and Miss
Marie Workman.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22

Miss Marjorie Dare was the
honor guest at a surprise mis-
cellaneous bridal shower given
for her on Saturday afternoon
by Miss Grace Sharp at her
home near town. Miss Dare
and Mr.. Herschel y. Poore
will be married on April II in
the Presbyterian Church. The
guests arrived in time for des-
sert and bridge, the cOlOrs for
which were in keeping with
st. Patricks Day. Present
were Miss Virginia Williams,
Mrs. Joseph Dare, Mrs. Her
aid Birmingham of Lewes,
Miss Janis Clendaniel Mrs.
Lawrence Sharp, Mrs. Frances
Denney. Mrs. X. G Hill, Miss
Doris wilkins, Miss Margaret
Sharp, Miss Norma Hollis.
Miss Frances Simpson. Mrs.
John Hall. Mrs. Richard Glen
daniel. Mrs. Palmer Anstinr.
Mrs. Marian Williamson, Miss
Eleanor Messick OF Seaford
and Miss Marie Workman.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22

An anticipated program Tor
the Elementary p. T. A. is the
appearance of DR.. Joseph Jas
tax. noted psychologist. who
will be the guest speaker AT
the meeting on March ~ at
800 in the school. DR.. Jastak
has done extensive work i'll
child guidance and III the
treatment Of mental handlcaps
in children and will bring an
important message to parents
who attend. Mrs. Herman Phll-
lips. president of the orgahl-
cation, brings speakers TO
these meetings who show how
to meet the needs of children
of the elementary age, ana the
association is an important
phase of school life.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22

CCORDING to Mrs.
John Fry. who with
Mrs. Charles Swain.
is managing the Red
Cross Area 6 cam-
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22
IINCOLN TENANT HOUSE
II PREY TO FLAMES

The two story tenant house on
the Lincoln Milford road, owned by
Mrs. Maude Abbott, Lincoln CORES
rondent to the Chronicle. and about
three hundred yards from her
dwelling, was destroyed by fire
from undetermined origin early
Wednesday morning of this week.
The tenant. ii negro named Green,
was unable to save any of his be
lonsings. except pair of trousers.
The Carlisle fire company respond
ed. and prevented the spread Of the
fire Loss was estimated at 1000
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22

Mrs. Frank NAPLES enter
tanned Wednesday and Thurs
dav afternoons this week, hav-
ING friends in for dessert ana
an afternoon of bridge at her
homo on Church street.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-22

The Millwood Church is your
church You are requested to attend
the services next Sunday. March
"a. The speaker of the afternoon
will be Dr. Mulligan. District Su-
perintendent a welcome awaits
you.