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Evening star., 1946-03-09

the boards GI Committee. toda,
announced that the regulation.
which became effective March viii
be discussed by real estate dealers
who are familiar with the problems
which confronted veterans under
the previous law.
Panel members will be: Mr.
Buchanan, chairman; j. Garrett
Beitzell, chairman of the Brokers
Committee; L. F. Colbert, chairman
OF the Veterans Committee; Frank
Morrison. vice president of the First
Federal Savings and Loan Associ-
alton, and F. Latimer Barkley, desig-
Evening star., 1946-03-09
Windy-Weather Firing.

During March. when the winds
are high, the performance Of YOU
furnace probably will differ from
that Of the winter months.
Strong winds can play many tricks
on your furnace. For instance, as
wind velocity increases there nat
urally will be a stronger pull on
chimney draft, causing the fire to
burn faster. The result will be
an overheated house, which on mild
days would be uncomfortable as well
as eXtravagant.
Strong winds also cause down
puffs" in the chimney and sometimes
result in the f1re-door being blown
open. In cases where the smokepipe
damper is closed strong down
draft will blow the smokepipe loose
from the chimney entrance. How
ever, there is not much danger of
these downdrafts unless your house
is adjacent to trees or buildings
higher than your chimney. Strong
winds sometimes blow loose bricks
down the chimney. 1t would be
wise to cement now if chimney looks
doubtful
To guard against these windy
Evening star., 1946-03-09
Permits.
Continued from Page BIZ

streets NV, owner; James L. Par
sons. jr.. Homer Building, builder
and architect; to add additional
story to parking garage, COL E street
NV; to cost $25, ZOO.
Joseph Ottenstein, 2216 Sixth
street NV, owner; Rhees E. Bur-
ket, 1928 Connecticut avenue NV.
architect; to erect one l and 2 story
orlck. cinder block and concrete ad-
Evening star., 1946-03-09
Bresluu Store to Remodel

The Breslau Store, burned out at
GIT Twelfth street NV. last August,
will move into a new place across
the street at 614 Twelfth street NV.
in early fall, the owner, Abe Sachs,
announced today. Remodeling oper-
ations will start in June. The firm
will occupy two floors and the base-
ment.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-29
HELP WANTED

F O L 7 \ CLERKS
white, male and female;
starting salary 1920 per
week; opportunity for promo
ton to fountain supervisors
or other departments. Uni
forms furnished and launder-
ed free. Positions available
at once. Applicants must be
eighteen years Of age or over
and be able to furnish birth
certificate. We will get you
place to live. Write or apply
in person to Employment
Office, Peoples Drug Stores,
inc. II p Street,, n. f.,
Washington, d. C.
2S-oti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-29
HELP WANTED

"REGIS TEL f. ID PHARMA-
cists' male and female.
Must be licensed or able 10
rcciprocatc in the District of
Columbia. Virginia or Mary
land. $4,000 a month Time
and one-half for overtime.
l8-hCur week. Permanent
positions Large prescription
business, excellent working
conditions. excellent chance
for advancement to assistant
store manager at higher pay.
Vacations with pay. We will
get you place to live. Write
or apply in person to Mr.. G..
3. Aldrich, Peoples Drug
Stores, Inc. IT p. Street,
y. f., Washington, D. G.
28-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-29
PEOPERE Eli lam AIn4~ DIV 0CHZ /IAD MD C3Z hM
Want hD Daily '' y" "7V%S XVI w. w. 49, UHAIcH CLASSIFIED
| WmEuYm
BUILDING SUPPLIES

CARLOAD OF LEIGH PORTLAND
Cement and Mortar Cement just
received. Also. complete line of
WatSUu-Standard Paints for any
painting need. Tcyolite Water
Paint Nails. Building Paper and
Roll Roofing. Falkncr's Buildn9
Supplies, Court street. Phone 10.
29-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-29

EARNING $1,000 TAKES A
long time, but without the
right forms Of Insurance
protection you can lose this
an more in five minutes.
Telephone 252 and find out
the right forms Of insurance
for your needs. Pinnell
Insurance Agency. 26-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-29
FOR RENT

FARM FOR RENT ON HALF
shares. With 4 or 5 acres Tobacco.
Five room house. William d. Fos-
ter, Jr., Route |, Henderson. two
miles below EPSON. 28-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-29
FARM SUPPLIES

Gil lex EN- FEED, SIIlPSTUFF,
Dairy Feed and Baled Hay. Also,
Salt Brick and other stock needs
and farm supplies are available
now at c. j. Fleming Supply Co..
Montgomery street. 28-Gti
ATTENTION PARTNERSHIP WILL
be in position to furnish you all
the stoker coal you Will need for
curing tobacco. Place your orders
early. Nights Coal & Wood G6-3ti
DOT SPRAY AND DUST IN ALL
forms. 5-lO-and-25 per cent. Also
every kind of d~isinfectant, seed
treatment, and insccticide. Wat
kins Hardware Co. 2G-3ti
YOU CAN OBTAIN HORSE AND
Mule Shoes at c. J. Fleming Sup
ply Co. Also, Horse Shoe Nails.
Harness needs, collars and collar
pads for sale. See us for all you
farm needs. G. J. Fleming Supply
Co. Montgomery street. 23-Gti
POULTRY AND STOCK REMEDIES
of all KINDS including Dr.. Legears'
and Blackman's Stock Remedies.
Dr.. Salsbury's Poultry Health
Needs and other supplies for stock
and poultry, Harker's Rexall Store.
28-3ti
DOT FOR SPRAYING AND OTHER
purposes. Also, good selection of
garden implements, axes, wedges.
mauls and other farm needs. G. J.
Fleming Supply Co., Montgomery
street. 28-0ti
Pillow LINES, BRIDES, COL
lars. slip harness, hame strings,
snaps, halters, traces, and all
kinds Of PloW points. Watkins
Hardware Co. 28-3ti
TRANSPLANTERS. COTTON HOES
Ditch Bank Blades, Wedges,
Mauls, Axes and Pick Axes,
Slcdge Hammers, ShoVcls, Weed
Cutters and Watson = Standard
Paints for all painting needs.
Falkner's Building Supplies, Court
street. Phone 10. 29-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-29
Pics and ShOats

For Sale at High Price Warehouse.
See j. G. Abbott or j. e.. White,
26-5ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-29
AGENTS

AUTOMOBILE WRECK Akl
costly-Let US arrange now to pay
for any you may have, Complete
automobile coVcragc. 80 percent
collision, liability, comprehensive,
medical payment. Frank M. Barn
hart, General Insurance. Phone
562-J. l8-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-29
FARM SUPPLIES

CHICKEN SUPPLIES, BROODERS,
electric or oil. Leg bands, tablets,
chicken wire, fence posts, water
founts in five sizes, and special
DOT for chicken houses. Watkins
Hardware Co. 28-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-29

WANTED: EXPERIENCED COOK
at Little Hotel. Liberal pay. Apply
in person at once. Mrs. r. j. Cor
bit. 2G-tf
TWO MATTRESSES WANTED. EX-
periCnCo unnecessary. Room and
meals. Apply in person Hotel
Vance. 28-6tI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-29

WANTED RELIABLE MAN. MAR
ricd war veteran preferred, broad
acquaintance and selling expert
enc hclpful; to represent a large
concern in this community. Good
salary and liberal commission to
person who can qualify. Oppor-
tunity for unlimited advancement.
Write Foo, care Dispatch.
3-MWF-12tj
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-29
LIVESTOCK-CHICKS

OUR 700 BARRED ROCK Pull
lets layed $4,000 eggs before jan
uary /. We have chicks from thee
fine hens for sale now. Also Reds,
White Rocks and Leghorns. Call
or write Henderson Hatchery.
------- ----
SHOATS - SlIOATS-I HAVE 10
head of choice pigs and shoats,
eight purebred poland china gifts
and bears. Also a fresh guern4ey
COW for sale or trade. Leon Harris.
Sprine Valley road. 26-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-29

ALL MAKE VACUUM CLEANERS
Repaired. Expert work. All jobs
guaranteed. See us for prompt,
courteous service. Tanner Sewing
Machine and Electric Shop. Phone
ll6-W. M-W-F-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-29

Pillow LINES, BRIDLES, COL
lars, slip harness, hame strings,
snaps, halters, traces, and all
kinds Of PloW points. Watkins
Hardware Co. 28-3t!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-29
LOST AND FOUND

ing about 80 bounds lost & week
ago. Anyone knowing W~hereabou1,
please notify Kenneth Wilson
Route 5. Henderson. 2g-)ti
FOR SALE
STOKER COAL FOR TOBACCO
curing. Get yours while we have
it plenty good lump coal too. II.
O. Falkner & Son, Coal & Wood
Phone $50. l3-tl
ATTENTION GRADUATES, GEN
uine Engraved visiting Cards. Cor
rect sizes. 20 on more orders 500
per 100. Single orders $3.50 Der
'Oo. Henderson Book Co. ILsta5-
llsh 1884. 22-ti
MONUMENTS
TOMBSTONES = MARKERS
From The
South's Largest Monumental Factory
w. w. LANGSTON
2l9 Young St, Phone 773
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF ALI.
kinds. Violins. Electric anG
Hawaiian Guitars, Trumpcts,
Clarinets, Banjos, Trombonca.
Bugles, Harmonious, and other i'll
struments. Bakers Pawn Shop.
25-tf
JUST RECEIVED THREE TRUCK
loads Of furnlturc-somc new
some used - many OUTSTANDING
values. r. f. SatterWhite & Sons
See us-Save money. 26-tf
FOR THE BEST IN FANCY
groceries, fresh fruits, vegetables,
fresh meats, fish and oysters.
Phone 430. iierbcr's Yellow Front.
Free Delivery. l7-tf
FOR THE BEST QUALITY PRO
duce and fruits shop at Bradford 5
Open Air Market, 222 Montgom-
cry street, Phone G58. We D2liVc..
27-3u
COCO DOOR MATS. WAX
~polishes, mops, Johnson's cleaner,
Duco, Old English CelloWaN.
Ocedio Berts Watcrlcss cleaner.
Watkins Hardware Co. 28-3ti
WE JUST RECEIVED \ SHIPMENT
of indirect pin-up lamps in beau
1iful designs and colors. Hughes
Furniture Co, 4l8 S. Garnett st.,
Phone 1877. 27-3tI
WE HAVE PLENTY OF CARO-
lima cut herrings, also shad and
rock fish. When you want nice
fresh fish come to see Us. 2. Z.
Nethery. 28-2t.
SACCHARIN. SUPPLY JUST RE
ceived. Quarter-Grain tablets in
bottle of 1000 tablets 79c. Half
grain tablets in bottle of 1000
tablets $50. Parkcr's RcNall Store.
28-3t,
INSECTICIDES. LARGE SELEC-
ton, including Aerosol Bomb con-
tanning DOT, Tri-ogcn for Roses,
Lime Sulphur, Arsenic of Lead,
Paris Green, I.arVeN and Dlcholrl-
eide for moths. Fill your needs
now at Parker'5 RcXall Store.
28-3u
SHOE LEATHER, SHOE SOLES,
tacks, rubber heels, stick-on rub
Der solcs, polish, hammers. and
shoe knives. Watkins Hardware
Co. 28-3tl
WE HAVE ALL FEATHER Pill
lows for only Sl.3O each. Reai
bargains. Hughes Furniture Co.
Alb S. Garnet St. Phone 1877.
28-2ti
ICE CREAM DELIVERED BY THE
pint to your home. Call us. Brad
ford's Open Air Market, 222
Montgomery street, phone 600.
28-2ti
ALUMINIUM WARE ASSORTMENT
received. Tea balls, cups, sauce
pans, covered pots, covered Try
ers, tunnels, measure spoon sets.
Watkins Hardware Co. 26-3tl
HEARTH BROOMS, HOUSE
brooms, round, regular, ana
warehouse sizes. Deck brushes,
scrub brushes. street brooms, ana
dish mops. Watkins Hardware GO,
28-3ti
ONE CHILD'S THREE WHEEL
English Bicycle for sale. Needs
some repair. Phone 279-W. Z9-lll
ONE BOYS BICYCLE FOR SALE.
In good condition. Call l0o6-N'
29-2tl
WE HAVE A FEW ELECTRIC
Toasters for sale at bargain prices.
Hughes Furniture Co, 4l8 S. Gar
nett street. Phone 1877. 1o-o''
WOOD FOR SALE - LONG IN
short. Long loads So. Call B,ooy
Williams or Sam Eastwood. fnone
,o,n 27-tf
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-22

I,V,r,O, " NORTH CAROLINA:
az CT NEW HANOVER:
4s qualified as administrator of
h.. Of George l.. Jones, deceas-
-9I,o, OIL New Hanover County. North
ms is to notify all persons
.s,g Ga ms against the estate of said
he'd 70 exhibit them to the under
, NJ w M9rket Street, Whining
d.,- -' carolina, on or before the
WHY ~ september. 1947, OF this no.
ne pleaded in bar of their re-
lie TIN IN persons indebted to said
nj "'+4 please make immediate pay
z''a day of September, 1916.
WILLIE A. JONES,
administrator Of Estate
George L. Jones
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-22
Stocks In Demand
In Dull Monday Session
1-41 at 81 and U. S. Rubber l at

l 1-41 at 81 and U. S. Rubber l at
IS 3-4.
Improved were U. S. Steel, Beth
lehem, Republic Steel, N. Y. Cen
trail, Southern Railway, Interna-
tional Telephone, American Tele-
phone, Kennecott, General Motors,
Chrysler, Goodyear, Sears Roe
buck, du Pont, Eastman Kodak,
International Harvester and Philip
Morris.
Transcontinental & Western Air
dipped a point or more in the morn
ing following a strike of the com
pany's pilots but came back to
finish up Ia at 20 10.
Casualties included Youngstown
Sheet, Montgomery Ward, Cater
pillar Tractor, United Aircraft. Con-
solidated Edison. American Smelt-
ing, American Can, Allied Chemi-
cal, U. S. Gypsum, Southern Paci-
fic and Chesapeake & Ohio.
Wheat Scars
Cotton, off the limit of $40 a bale
at one time, ended down $4.75 to
up ST. 6 At Chicago wheat climbed
the limit of 5 cents a bushel, corn
3 SO to 4 3-8 and oats 2 1-8 to
8 1-2.
Coro, Inc, in the Curb, benefited
from a raised dividend. Ahead also
were American Cynamid, N. j.
Sine, Cities Service and Aluminium
Ltd. Turnover here was 21O,OO0
shares versus ESQ 900 Friday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-22
|180-Legal

Gas and recorded in New Hanover Coun-
~ reoistrv: default having been mace
~ +he nayment of the note secured os
the said deed of trust and demand nay
ing been made on he unders1gneo w.
stituted trustee by the holder OF s
will offer for public sale to the nlshes'
hidder for cash, at the court house cool
in the CITY OF Wilmington, North Sar".
Ina on Monday, November 4th. 1870
AT u o'clock noon, the parcel OF .1hc
wing and being in the County OF ne"
Hanover, Harnett Township. North caro-
lima. and described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point IN tne soo ~,
east edge of the Belt Road leading nS
Queens Point to the Middle Sound hign.
Way, the said point being in line WIN
49, center of a culvert under the sac
Belt Road; and 20 feet at a right eng.
from the center of the hard surfac1ng o.
The said Belt Road running from tne
described beginning with the souIhsas
rieht-of-way line Of said ROAD >oull
80 deg. 0 min. West ~ zee. 10 20 n r
Foster now D.. O. Livingston tract
thence with the seid lire south "A deg
20 min east 219 feet to an iron staKe
At high water line In the northwest
edee Of Middle Sound and the same
course continued 100 feet. more or less
to a point at the center OF a sfnaii Wv.
of the sound; thence with the center &C, o.
the cove north 10 deg 0 min. west 80:
feet to the beginning containing i,
acre, more or less, and being par, o,
the land conveyed to D. O.; Li niassh1ef
and wife, Lena Livingston, by Dlsaoiee
American Veterans of the World War by
deed bearing date of June 2. 1872 ane
recorded in book $685., Page 4ss, Ne"
Hanover County Registry.
Signed this 2sth day OF September
1896.
| Substituted Trustee
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-22
WHAT STOCKS DID

YORK Oct. 81 up
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-22

NEW YORK, Oct. 21-R-Mild
demand for %steels, rejecting fore
casts of growing production, help
ed the stock market selectively
Monday although dealings were the
slowest in almos: two months and
numerous leaders failed to emerge
from the minus column.
The direction vas cloudy from
the start with the ticker tape fire.
quently hating. Support for the
metals appeared in the final hour
but without much expansion of
activity this group failed to follow
through and finished we'll under the
best. Advances of fractions to a
point or SO predominated at the
close. Transfers dwindled to $780,
coo shares compared with 900, 900
Friday and were the smallest for
a full session since Aug. 26.
A substantial rally in recently
weak grains, brokers said, propped
sentiment to some extent, as did
slightly steadier cotton quotations.
Numerous customers, it was added,
still held aloof from stocks because
of gyrating commodities and the
thought that the bearish shift had
farther to go. Management-labor
problems also were seen as a
restraint. Mild bidding was at
t.ibuted partly to hopes fo- a
technical rebound if the news Wa--
ranted.
Composite Up
The Associated Press 60-Stock
Composite was up g OF q point at
$50, first upturn since last Tues
day. Of 915 issues registering, a
minimum for a 5-hour stretch since
Aug. %, advances were shown by
375 while 339 fell.
Pleasing earnings statements lift
led Sharon Steel ! SO to % 1-8 and
Continental Baking 1 to ID. Union
Carbide was up 2 7-8 at 95, Douglas
Aircraft l SO at n IL, Great
Northern l 3-8 at 46 "a, Union
Pacific l "a at lis IL. Santa re
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-22
l56-Sit., Work., Wanted
l6O-Transportation. Storage

P5 ACTICAL NURSE AVAILABLE, DAY.
Tine work. Phone 1894.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-22
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Oct. 21-PHA pain
OF D cents a bushel in wheat future
paced a sharp upturn in all grains
MONDAY. The advance wiped ont
the loss sustained Saturday. al
though final quotations were still
Well uncer those of a week ago
prospects of an early decontrol
OF flour and trade reports that
the Commodity Credit Corporation
mad re-entered the cash wheat mar.
kets we're the factors in the back NJ
the bread cereal upturn. Corn was
strong on a moderate advance in
hog quotations.
The January wheat futures went
back above $500. closing at s2.ol
~. Corn finished 3 SO to 4 SO
higher, January S. .39 ga to 7-8. and
oats were up 2 1-8 to 3 -. No
vember 81 1-8 to IA.
Reports to the grain trade said
the CCC was buying wheat for ex-
port In the Southwest. Quantities
taken were not known but the price
was $1.96 ID a bushel, basis Kan
sas City. Late last week the agency
purchased $50, 900 bushels at Du-
luth.
News dispatches from Washington
said ceilings might be removed
from flour within a few days. Trade
reports indicate that, if ceilings
are removed, the average price will
advance 20 to rs cents a 100 pound
sack. Meanwhile, flour business is
practically at a standstill.
Weather conditions over the
weekend were ideal for harvesting
corn, but country offerings were
very light. Only IS, 900 bushels were
purchased on a to-arrive basis. A
Missouri trade association said,
marketing of corn will be delayed
but farmers are in, a selling mood
and will deliver Corn to country ele-
vators as fast as it can be gather
ed"
Demand for cash oats, partic-
ularly from the East, was reported
as good. Visible supply of the grain
totaled 20, 1888, 900 bushels this week
against As, TAI 900 bushels last week.
Traders expect country movement
of oats to continue small until corn
and soybeans are moved.
Soybeans again we're wanted and
bids to the country advanced 2 to
S cents alb ushel with 1913 bid on
track at Illinois and Indiana coun-
try points. This was a new high.
Open High Low Close
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-22
NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH, Ca, Oct. 21-P)r
T%urpentine 105; offerings and sales
none; receipts, SO; shipments, 81;
stocks, 1857.
Rosin Offerings and sales, "a;
receipts, r.; shipments, none;
stocks, 1852.
Quote: B, $50; D, 700; e, 733;
F, 1872; G through WB, 7so WV
and x 795.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-22
Direction Proves Cloudy
With Ticker Tape In
Hating Position

MARKETS AT A GLANCE
NEW YORK, Oct. 21-W.R-
Stocks-mixed; dealings slow.
Bonds-quiet; price changes
narrow.
COtt0n-unsettled; late trade
buying steadies market.
CHICAGO
Wheat-advanced 5 cents, the
limit, except flour de-conjrol.
Corn-sharply higher; cash
market firm.
Oats-strong; short covering.
Hogs-active and S1.O0 to $500
higher; top $500.
Cattle-irregularily $3.50 cents
higher on choice fed steers to $500
lower on cows and bulls; top
$500.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-22
NOTICE

r@r a1d by virtue of the power of
Itel 7.hfd in a certain deed of trust
w. ny ], W. Blanton and wife,
y 1Ianton and j. A. Blanton and
tee bIanton, to C, D. Hogue,
-5e5 lied November Z, 1945, and
-, .' book 1873, Page 349, New Han
No. y Registry; md under n by
ne authority vested in the
5os IS substituted trustee by an
IN writing dated September.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-22
BUTTER

CHICAGO, Oct. 21-(P-(USDA'
Butter firm: AA 90 score ~
82.5 A 90 score 8o.5-S1; B 80 7s'9;
G. 80 70. Eggs weak: large No. !
and extras 1856; medium extras
42-43: standards 40-41 current re-
CENTS 1854; dirties 28.5-3l;
checks 1850.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-22
N. G.. HOG MARKETS

RALEIGH, Oct. q @ ny
.DA- Hog markets steady &c
stronger with tops of 24.oo at Rocky
Mount. $500 at Clinton-Warscaw
and q. 90 at Richmond.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-22
,qq--Radio & Repairs

~cTT-2-WAY PORTABLE EMER-
s 2t ,.-ee'. Upstairs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-22
STOCK AVERAGES

Compiled by The Associated
Press, Oct. 81.
20 Is Is go
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19
HARRISON

Howard Ferguson OF North Caro-
lima spent the past week with Pres
ton Hickman. Howard being one ol
his buddies when in service.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Loudeen. oi
Baltimore. Md. spent the past week
with Mrs. Harriet Hazard.
Mrs. Eva Marvel. who is making
her home with her daughter. Mrs.
Clyde Harrison and family Of mean
Paulsborough. y. J. is spending
TWO weeks with her children. Mrs.
Hollis DOdd of near here. Mrs.
Clara Smear of Rehoboth and Mr..
T.dg:r Marvel. Jr.. of GeOrSeto" II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cove Morris were
sunday dinner guests Of Mrs. Annie
Martin
MIR. and Mrs Frank Grant of
Chester. Pa, were sunday after
noon guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ananl-
as Hickman.
Mr.. Henry Wolstenh0lm was
Visiting friends in Wilmington a
few days recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. David
son were among the guests who en-
juytd the birthday dinner which
Was given in honor of their grand
son. Norman Reynolds. by his par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. John Reynolds
near Zion Church on Saturday.
/ Mr.. Nelson Carey who has been
serving overseas in Germany has
been hOnorably discharged and is
now home.
Mr.. and Mrs. AnnananiaS HiCk-
man. Preston and Harry Hickman
mOtorcd TO Marcus Hook on Satur-
day To visit MIR. John Hickman wht
lad one OF his legs aIuputated a few
weeks ago.
Mrs Jennie Ncascy is spcndini
sometime with her daughter, Mrs
clifford Green near Oak Orchard.
our Sunday School will hole
th,ir annual picnic Saturday. Jul.
~. l.ach family IS expected I,
lrin% cakes OF some KIND. All in
yittl Place Oak Orchard
The Home Demonstration Cu'
will hold their picnic AZ Dewc
Beach. July 81. Each one 10 carr
their own eats.
On " rdntsday uitil Mrs. Walt
cr Jefferson and Mr. rumli,.
We're guests ut Mr. and Mrs Grur"
: Simpler
| Mrs. Wallace Kopplc and littl
= son. Eddie are spending somrtinl
;. With Mrs. Alrn Vessels ON Lrwr
Beach.
i on Friday evening MIR and MIR
I Ilyl;.nd Smith had A. dinner guest
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nrasry and IL
II the evening. Mr. ana Mrs. O.
= Warrington.
q If anyone know the whrrrahou
$ OF the gallon ice cream can y,
lOn"in" 10 the ice crruu freezer
The Hail here. please report To Il
Il president of the W $ G.. s.. Mr.
e Olga Davidson.
Services Sunday rs usual.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19

Mrs. Emma Legajes is spending
this week With Nh and Mrs Glrn-
wood Harrington a. LeweS
Mrs Walter Lank and Mrs. Pawn
ter Sharp and son. Billie. visited
Mrs kuGcnla Ellis and Mrs. Mar
viz Jones in Laurel on "Wednesday
OF last Week
Miss Catherine Parsons spent
the Weekend with Mrs. Richard
Chess"r and Mrs. Richard Hudson.
Miss Anna Petron Of New York.
is spending several weeks with MI.
and Mrs Paul Vincent.
Mrs Rilla l.,kitrs. OF Philad,.i-
phia. is spending some tilnr here
With her brother. Harry Lekitrs.
Alr. and Mrs William McINanr
III Camd,u y j.. arc spending this
week with her brother. William In
gram. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Touring and
children OF Chester. Pa. and Mr.
and Mrs Charles O'NcIl and chill
drtn. OF Wilmington, We're tn,
guests OF Mr. and Mrs Lest,rF,
Clrndauicl on Sunday
Nh and Mrs Donald r Tttit. o
Amrshury. Mass, are expected ntN
week To spend some time with Mrs
Trllt's parents Ml and Mrs Charlie
: Barker
MIR and Mrs Dyson Spencer spcn
the wrrk-rud With her parents i
Gulnhuro