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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-11

soil In Columbia, s. Z.
Last weekend, The Dukes, after
being held scoreless on successive
Saturdays by Army and Georgia
Tech, made certain that Wake For
eest's Deacons, who set the football
world on fire. a couple of weeks
ago by pasting Tennessee, weren't
going to get any of the champion
ship pie by beating them, 1870.
The Gamecocks took over the No.
l position in the Southern Confer
ence standing and should have been
busy today sending a vote of thanks
to the North Carolina Tar Heels.
The Tar Heels really put the
Gamecocks into the front spot when
they put on a smooth exhibition
of football at City Stadium in Rich
mond, Va, to spank William and
Mary's Indians, PIT. The Indians
hadn't tasted conference defeat in
five straight games, and If they
could have conquered the North
Carolina eleven would probably
have been a shoo-in for the champ
ionship.
North Carolina, riding in third
place in the standings behind South
Carolina and George Washington,
gets another big test this Satur-
day when the Tar Heels entertain
Wake Forest. William and Mary,
meanwhile, will try to make up
for that Carolina defeat at George
Washington University.
The second place team In the
Conference standings, G eorge
Washington, won its only start in
family competition Saturday by
downing the last-place Citadel out
fit, 1870. The Colonials aren't given
much consideration in the Confer
ence race this year, however, be-
cause they meet only two league
foes all season.
This weeks Southern Conference
schedule:
Saturday afternoon-The Citadel
at Virginia Military Institute; Fur
man at Clemson; Duke at South
Carolina; William and Mary at
George Washington; Washington
and Lee at Maryland; Wake For
est at North Carolina; Virginia at
North Carolina State Virginia Tech
at University of Richmond.
Southern Conference football stand
ings with tied games counting half
a victory and half a defeat:
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-11
Y:MC.A. Touch Football Loop
Championship Games Scheduled
Carolina Camera To Play
Finklesteins Saturday
For League Pennant

The Carolina Camera company
will play Finklesteins Store next
Saturday afternoon at the YMCA
to determine the champion of the
~" football league.
In Saturdays games Finklesteins
Fought Reeds jewelers. to a score
less tie, while Carolina Camera
crushed Camera Shop, 80.
Adam Smith, YMCA atheletic
director, said yesterday the champ
plonship teams players will be
given "Y" shirts.
Lineups for the four teams in
Saturdays game are as follows:
professionalism Council, Tom
Craig, George Munroe, Bob Nurn-
berger, Bob Coston and Sam Ben
son.
Carolina Camera-John Gerdes,
Buddy Davis, Harold Stafford,
Ralph Potter, Alva Ward, Jerry
Smith.
Reeds Jewelers-Gene Lockamy,
Paul Kelly, Rivenbark, Paul Strick-
land, Bruce Jones, Odell Bridgers,
Ed Brown, Dave Barefoot.
Camera Shop-Harold Johnson,
George Autry, Sam Magill, Bob
Galphoin, James Powell, Bobby
McCumber.
Scoring the lone touchdown Sat-
urday was Buddy Davis. Don Ger
DIES pulled down his opponent for
the safety.
In the Junior League the Quality
Shop defeated Beverley's Dress
Shop, 1921, putting Quality Shop
ahead in the series four games to
three.
Lineups were: TO- Quality Shop
Dave Patrick, Graham Farmer,
Al Gumb, Lewis Frost, Charles
Creek, Russell Clark, June Creek,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-11
.D0UCHB0YS DOWN
MARINES, 50 TO 0
Fort Benning Soldiers Rout
Cherry Point Leather. 4
necks In Georgia Ali
FIT. BFNNI

FIT. BENNING, Ca, Nov. 10.
-P- The Fort Benning Dough-
boys won their eighth straight foot
ball game and their fourth shut
out in a row Sunday by defeating
the Marines of Cherry Point. N. c.,
$50 before 10000 fans.
Hilliard Stands and John Sauer
teamed up to pace the nations lead
ing service team. They accounted
for four of the six touchdowns.
Stands, 19-year-old wingback
from Texas, tailed three times to
run his total for the season to 16
touchdowns and Sc points. Sauer
scored once, threw once to Stands
for a six-pointer and set up another
touchdown with his passing and
running.
Long runs were the order Of the
day. Stands dashed 30 yards fer
one score, Merlyn Johnson Travelled
IS and Bob Seibert scampered for
80.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-11
Tar Heels Continue Fine Form:
Duke DisplqysOM Time Power
LATE SATURDAY
FOOTBALL SCORES

Arizona 81; Santa Clara 81 (tie).
Texas Mines "a; Arizona State
(Tempe) 20.
Midland 7; Hastings Neb.) o.
Occidental 7; Whittier 6.
Pepperdine %; California Poly 10.
Willamette 6; Pacific Univ. 0.
Montana State 10; Portland univ. 6.
Appalachian Teachers AZ; Western Car
Dina Teachers 6.
Mississippi College 80; Louisiana Col
lege 0.
IA.
High Point 81; Elon 6.
Southeastern (La) %; Louisiana Tech
Catawba 6; Newberry 0.
Corpus Christi Naval Air 10; Central
(Okla.) State II.
Fort Hays State 20. Washburn 20 tiel.
Northern (SD) Teachers 26; James
town md College o.
Louisville Municipal IS; Miles Me-
mortal Birmingham IL.
Lincoln Univ. u; Cheyney (Pa.)
Teachers Is.
Quincy iii IA; McKendree College 0.
Rio Grande (Ohio) H.; Ohio Univ. 'B''
Lewiston wash Normal IA; Whit
worth 6.
Fort Lewis Engineers 40; Portland
Univ. Jayvees Z.
Franklin-Marshall -; Albright 0.
st. Marys Minn) 0; Manchester 0
(tie):
East Carolina Teachers 2e; Atlantic
Christian 6.
Guilford 80; Lenoir-Rhyne 7.
East Tenn State 10; Emory and
Henry II.
Cadron (Neb) IL; Wayne 6.
Linfield Oregon 10; British Columbia O..
Abilene (Tex) Christian y 10; Howard
Payne 0.
Central Washington 7. Eastern Wash
ington 6.
San Jose (calif) Jayvees 80; Marchant
Marine Cadets IS.
Fairmont wv. Val Teachers %.
Shepherdstown 4.
Tarkio g.. Central Mol College a (tiel.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-11
Sunday School Cage
Circuit Plans Meet
Tonight AT YIN. CA.

The Board of Governors
of the YMCA Sunday school
basketball league will hold a
meeting at the YMCA tonight
at eight o'clock Adam Smith
announced yesterday.
Topics at the parley will be
franchise fees. Smith said
each team must put up the
necessary fee or it C a n
enter the league.
Expected to be at the meet
ing tonight are the 10 Inter-
mediate teams and the four
junior clubs. Smith disclosed
he needed two more junior
outfits to complete circuit
roster.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-11
New Hanover High Basketball Squad
Begins Cage Drills Tonight At Gym

ketball uniforms will be worn by
the team this year.
On the first team, the Nc
Koy, Collie, Fennell, and Brown
setup is one of the best in the
Eastern conference. The clubs
lone loss is Billy Lee, ace set
shot artist. Filling in for Lee
however, will be Billy Mason,
a taller, better rebound expert,
who has just come back to
school after a hitch in the Mer-
chant Marine.
If rumors have any back
ing, McKoy is r,uch better this
season than he was last, when
he led the Wildcat club in scor-
ing. Johnny has perfected his
hook shots, and is using his
six feet, five inch frame to bet
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-11

Charlie Smith, Marion Rogers,
Johnny Crowley, and Don
Hyatt, Lyn Kirk, f. A. Thomas,
Leroy Towles. Jimmy Brown,
and Jimmy West. Members of
the Junior Varsity, who may
try out, are A. C. Gregg, Ciar-
ence Hiiburn, Jerry Hilburn,
Homer Ellis, and Mike Austin.
Levy Heath and Robert Miller,
players on the Tabernacle Sum
day school championship team,
are also going out.
With these 20 players New
Hanover is preparing for what
may be its greatest season. Six
hundred new seats have been
constructed in the balcony to
accommodate more fans, and 1t
has been reported that new bas-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-11
SHAMROCKS
DEFEAT GREENSBORO

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 10 Up
The Norfolk Shamrocks downed
the Greensboro Patriots here Sum
day, IA to 7. A crowd of 1000, in
Guiding many scholastic football
squads witnessed the game which
was played in shirt-sleeve weather.
Held %scoreless in the first quar-
ter, the Shamrocks went ahead in
the second period when Herbert
Hoover Welchert, Norfolk's big
center intercepted Johnny Bosch's
pass on Greensboro's five yard
stripe, and ran it over for the first
touchdown.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-11

ter advantage on rebounds.
Collie also is operating in his
Junior year much better than in
his previous two. Fennell's
set shots are ringing also, and
ing short Of splendid. Whit Cobb
short Of splerylid. Whit Cobb
of Durham said just recently
that. "Winnie" was the best
guard he has ever played
against, and that's a lot COM
ing from the Bulldogs captain
and best all-around player.
Coach Brogden will probably
spend the first week or two
limbering up his boys and lett
ing them get their shooting eye
once more. Boys are urged to
bring their own gym toys and
shoes tonight.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-11
Dobbs Stars

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Nov. 10. -
P- Glenn Dobbs, Brooklyn'S lone
man team pitched both of his
teams touchdoWns but another
n of his passes backfired into an
in~terception which led to a Buffalo
score and a Bison 17-14 victory
over the Dodgers Sunday in an
All America Professional football
conference game at Ebbets Field.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-11
By GENE WARREN
Star Sports Writer

The Wilmington Wildcat
basketball team, consolation
winners in the Duke-Durham
Southern basketball tourney in
1916, began practice for the
1946-47 cage season tonight at
1880 in the MINIS gymnasium.
The night schedule is being
followed because Of football
practice, which keeps the
coaching staff busy during the
afternoons.
Expected to report tonight
from the '46 squad are first
stringers Johnny McKoy, Fitz-
hugh Fennell, Louis Collie, ARD
w. A. Brown plus reserves
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-11
Army, Notre Dame, Georgia, UCLA Lead Grid Squads;
Gamecocks Capture Southern Conference Leadership
Cadets And Irish Still Rated
As Number One Football Teams
Vest Pointers Scheduled To Meet Quakers
Saturday AS 1rishmen Tackle Wildcats:
Bulldogs Play Auburn

NEW YORK, Nov. 10-AP)-The perfect records Of
Army and Notre Dame have been spoiled but despite their
scoreess tie Saturday the two gridiron powers ranked as
high as ever Sunday with U.C.L.A. and Georgia slightly
5ehind with unblemished states. '
Neither team lost any prestige in the terrific Yankee
Stadium battle which saw both elevens unleash their Sun
day punches Tune ana again without scoring effect. 1t was
like two perfectly trained heavyweights exchanging chons
to the chin with the crowd.waiting for one to fail r
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-11

Frank Thomas, Don Morton, and
Ernest Strong.
Ben Reville, John George, Percy
O'Sullivan, Lawrence Pennington,
Frank George, Jim Merritt, Bob
by Clark, Fender Durham, and
De-Vaun Mooney played for Bev-
erley Store.
Scoring for the winners were
Padrick, Strong, and Thomas. Pen
fington, Mooney and Clark tailed
FOR the losers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-11
Tar Heel Victory Over vi
Puts South Carolina On Ton
Blue Devils Will Get Opportunity To Compli-
cate Matters Saturday AS They Battle
Undefeated Team At Columbia

Regardless of whether Coach Wallace Wade comes up
with a world shaking Duke University football team or just
another $3.50 eleven-these are few and far between for
"The Old Master'-It seems the Blue Devils just must have
something to say about settling championship matters in
the Southern Conference.
The Blue Devils, apparently just another grid team this
year, will get the opportunity to complicate matters for
the second straight week on Saturday. They battle the
indicated South Carolina Gamecocks on the latter's home
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-11
PROFESSIONAL
FOOTBALL RESULTS

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York As; Philadelphia II.
Washington II; Boston IA.
Detroit II; Pittsburgh 7.
Green Bay 10; Chicago Cardinals !.
Chicago Bears 81; Los Angeles Il.
ALL-AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York II; Los Angeles IL.
Buffalo II; Brooklyn IA.
, Cleveland IA; San Francisco 7.
DIXIE LEAGUE
Charlotte 10: Portsmouth 0.
Norfolk ID; Greensboro 7.
SERVICE FOOTBALL
AT Fort Bennins, Ca, Cherry Point
IN. c. o; Fort Benning SO.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-11
Redskins

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. -lF)-
Dick Todd, hampered previously
this season by a broken hand, led
the Washington Redskins Sunday to
a hard fought 17-14 National League
football victory yer the Boston
Yanks.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-11

approximately 1000, 900 people
n!SIatcd to California during
World War II
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Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
HARRINGTON

The initial meeting OF the new
year convened last Monday night in
the fire house with quite large at
tendance The president. Edward
Harriet was absent so past preSi-
dent. George Swain presided and
later installed the new officers for
the year Russell Blades was elect
ed to active membership and the
application of Elisha l.OOmPY was
referred to a committee. The Board
OF Directors did not get organized
fCCausc of the latncsS of the hour.
The following officers were in
stalled: President, George Johnson,
vice -president Paul Necman: sec
rotary. Leonard HOrlcman: finan-
cial secretary. Harry {. Tee, 81;
treasurer. Lewis Il. Clymer: Chief
Clarence W. Shockley First asst
ant. E.. ID. Mills. Second assistant,
Emil Stubbs: Chief Engineer. Dave
Harrington. assistant engineer.
!ehu Camper; fire police. Claude
y. Cahall: Drivers. BENJAMIN
Emory. Granville Hill. Benny
Moore Nccman and Johnson.
Harrington Troop no. Girl
scouts have elected officers for the
first half of the year. The results
Icing as follows: President, Leah
WellickSOn; vice. c-preSidcnt, Janet
KINNEY: secretary. Shirley Har-
rington: treasurer. Phyllis Angus:
Sunshine Chairman. Mary Ellen
Thomas: assistant, shirley Har-
rinston; Miss Dodd at the High
School is in charge of the troop.
A covered dish luncheon anC
Nmas party was held by the Home
Demonstration club over the firs'
National Baank last week. - Wcr,
present. the organization had a:
their guest. Miss WhitcOmb whC
gave a fine talk. 1t was decided I,
COnate $500 to the women of tn,
Norwegian Home club. The follow
ing officers are: President Mrs
Agatha Noble: Vice e-president. Mrs
Herbert Denney: secretary. Mrs
: Joseph A. Masten: treasurer. Mrs
Della Harrington; Sunshine Chair
/ man. Mrs. Martin Grer.
| The Loyal Workers Class q
, Trinity Church held its .Ianua'
meeting at the home of Mrs Bay
| nard Smith ON Commerce St la
. Monday evening with large al
' tendance. Miss Myrtle AndcrNO
presided over the meeting and L.
, The devOti0nals. \ Gift was present
4 ed to Miss Fannie Necdham VIII
t had not missed Sunday durin
: 1915 After the business session.
social hour was enjoyed. Th
II boSteSScsS who assisted MIR
II Smith were Mrs. Joseph Cordrc
Mrs. Grace Brown and Mrs. Fran
t O'Neal. The February meetin" Wi
: h held II the home of Mrs. Ed@;
<. Hall on Dorman st
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
FELTON,

MIR. aud Mrs. Ashton Jester. had
with them on Sunday their daugh-
tcrs and son -in-laws. Mr.. and Mrs.
,Iam"s Stewart ot HARRINGTON and
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Jensen OF
Milford
Mrs. Austin Swami of Essex, Nd.
has been a recent guest OF her Ia
thcr, MIR. Peter Warren
Miss Giannina PiZZadili of Bible
school in Allentown. Pa, spent the
week end with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John PilIadilc and family.
Mr.. William 4. Berr! ST. has re
turned home from the Delaware
Hospital in Wilmington and getting
along very nicely
The funeral of f.lmcr "Piky'
DuIeauy. was held AT three thirty
sunday afternoon from the Berr!
Funeral Home. He returned from
overseas duty. August 20 l945 ant
received his discharge in NOycm.
her. After his return from foreign
services. Elmer made his hom'
i With Mrs. Helen Wyatt Of Harring
ton.
Mr. Thomas Montague has re
turned from q visit with relative
III Wilmington
Mrs. Clarence Bradley was host
'ss at turkey dinner on Sunda
in honor of tho birthday.
Mr. t.mmit Jester of WiImingto
spent the week end with his par
ents, Nh. and Mrs John Jester.
Mr.. Lee Sipplc. returned HON
Saturday after visit with his sor
in-laW and daughter. Mr.. and MIR
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18

ginning at 1880 d. III. Sermon by
the pastor.
The evening service beginning At
7:30 D. III. in charge of c. l.. Hast
ings.
The midweek prayer fellowship
hours. Tuesday evening. at 7:3o o.
clock. in charge of the pastor.
Manship
The church school session be-
ginning at p. IN. in charge of the
superintendent. W. S. Jester.
The worship service beginning
~ : y. IN. in charge of the pastor.
Viola
The church school session be-
ginning at 1890 a. m in charge of
the superintendent. Lowell Roland.
The evening Worship service be
ginning at 7:30 o'clock in charge
OF the pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Webster WINS ol
Vernon near this city. announces
the marriage of their dauShtcr' td"
Elizabeth. to MIR. George iSkfliS'
j.. son of Mr.. ana MIS-. george
Lskridgc of Greenwood. The ccrc-
n.onv was performed by IN" kFV.
L. +. Werner at the Methodist par
yonagc in Milford. January 9TH. me
young couple were attended D!
Hiss Jane Carpenter of Harrington
and MIR. George Tucker OF Green
wood They will reside III Green
wood whore the groom is employed
hy the McrIine Poultry CO.
Announcement has been made
that ON January 30th. Troop No. !
Girl scouts. will have an award
mite and Birthday party, All new
scents will be received into mem
hcrShip at that time. The scouts
are anNiously looking for results
toward finding suitable place ior
their meetings. The following pa
tlOl leaders have been anu0unCcd:
Beaver Patrol leader. Pat HOrle-
man. assistant Mile Ann Minncr;
Carnation patrol leader. Connie l-c-
Gates: assistant. Patsy GrIcr:
Cloverlcaf patrol leader. Jancttc
WilliamS0n: assistant, ImoGcnC
Wclch: Dmchman Breeches patrol
leader. Lois L.angrell: assistant
Roberta Rice. American FIag
Bearer. Carroll Ward. Troop Fla
Bearer. shirley Hudson; American
flag guard. Patricia Holloway
Troop Flag Guard. Joyce O'Ncal
The first meeting Of the Women
Society OF Christian Service of As
bury Church in 1916 was held il
Collins Hall on Tuesday evenin.
last with the officers who were i'll
stalled the previous Sunday even
ing in charge Mrs. {. +. Wilson
the president. presided when plan
, We're made for the banquet to b.
srVcd to the Youth of Dover Dis
trict. suh. dis. no. > on WcdneSda
evening on January l6. Mrs. Wilson
announced the circle leaders Il
follows: Deborah circle. Mrs. "
r Massey: Mary Circle. Mrs. l'ui
f.. ton Downing; Martha Circle. Nh.
= Virginia Clarks0n: Lydia Circl,
Mrs. Elwood Scotch; Ruth Circl,
+ Mrs Clarence Sh0cklcy: Dorca
' Circle Mrs Oscar Gillette: Rchc
: kah Circle. Mrs. Martin Gricr
f, Esther Circle Mrs Edmund Tay
+ lor y period of worship was led h
Il Mrs John Shcldrakc tn" 0fficoI
4 ~ The society presented an in
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18

lressive program, stew ardship OF
Peace. Miss MarGaret Simpson
vas the solOiSt. Delegates to the
annual meeting of the Peninsula
conference, Womcn's Society OF
'hristan Service in Avenue
hurch, Milford on January l1th
are: Mrs Fred Wilson, Mrs. Jehu
ampcr, Mrs. w W Sharp. Alter
mates, Mrs. Allan Parsons, Mrs.
Norris Adams. and Mrs. L. T..
Jones.
Mrs. Fred :. Bailey. president o.
the Harrington New Century club
presided al the meeting of the cluh
ON Tuesday afternoon. After a brief
business session Mrs Bailey pre-
s"ntcd the hostesscs for the after
noon. Mrs. John Pitlick, Mrs. Wcs-
ley Butler. Mrs William Horlcman.
Mrs William Sheath. Mrs. Fred
Powell. Mrs John w Sheldrak'
and Mrs William s Smith. The
subject was "Amcrican Homes
and Mrs. Pitlick introduced Miss
Alice Wood, instructor Of Home
Economics in the High School. Who
addressed the club. on 'Hom'
Guidance" strcSsin2 the relation
mp between parents and children
Miss Wood offered as basis tol
thought six words: Hope for thnG'
10 come Faith. in ourselves ant
UtherS; COuraSc, to 20 ahead, w Is
dom TO choose right paths; Know
ledge, of all sides Of an issue: Pow
CT, given by God the Father. Tn
ncXt meeting of the club will be Oh
January 22nd. The subject will b
Motion Pictures and the hOSteSse
will be Mrs. Brinton Holloway
Mrs. T. c. Jones. Mrs. l.. Il. Beauch
amp. Mrs. f. T.. killen. Mrs. W. l
Chipman, Mrs. Reese HarrinGtO
and Mrs Harley Waller
a turkey dinner was served d
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norma
WiX near this city last Thursda
i. when their large family and friend
! 2athcred at the home TO help in III
, observance of the 50th wedding al
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
: Those present were: Mr.. and Mr.
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18

Roland Dcifendcrlcr of Whining
ton.
Miss Helen Connolly, student ol
Delaware college in Newark spent
the week end with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Connolly and
daughter. Caroline.
Mrs. Lavinia Roscoe. left Satur-
day for visit with relatives in
Wilmington
FELTON, Methodist Church
And Circuit
Rev. John X. DiehI. Minister
Sunday. January ~
FELTON,
The Church School sessions he
ginning at 9:45 "a. All age groups
meeting under the direction of tn,
divisional superintendents
The morning worship service be
Milford chronicle., 1946-01-18
LINCOLN

The Methodist Youth Fellow ship
held their monthly meeting at the
home of Miss Janice Truitt and
Ronald Dickerson on Friday even
ing. The main topic of discussion
was the attendance and cOOpera-
ton of the Youth with its members.
The meeting will he held the last
Sunday evening of each month at
7:30.
Miss Ethel Mae Warren and viii
lis Rogers spent last Saturday in
Wilmington.
j. l.. Clcndanicl visited his
daughter and family Mr.. and Mrs.
Giles Watt at fredericksburg. Md. on
Sunday.
Mrs. May Wyatt and Mrs Caddie
Bcideman have returned from Yea
don. Pa, where they spent the holi-
days with the latters two sons and
family. Cecil and Roland Beideman.
Mrs. DOUGLAS Morgan and dauSh-
ters Christina and Winnita spent
Tuesday in Ocean View as the
guests of Mrs. Harry Nickers.
Mrs. Jennie McSsick spent the
week end in Bcllefontc as the guest
of her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbcrt Adams.
W. II. Davidson is spending some
time ut his home in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harvey Conard of Chester
and Mrs Jay Abbott were guests al
turkey dinner at the home of {
II Abbott and :. NJ. Abbott in Mil
ford OF, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Collins o
GumDOrO visited their daughter anC
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Nor
gan on Sunday.
Mrs Harry B. DickersOn OF vii
and Erwin COyerdale OF tllendal,
were guests Of AIl. and Mrs. Hal
Macklin on Sunday.
Glenn James OF camden. New
Jersey spent the week end with Nh
and Mrs. Hubbard Macklin an
family
Due to illness Mrs. w. II. Glen
daniel has been confined to he
room.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas +. Diel
and W. II. Davidson Of Philadclphi
visited Nn. and Mr.. H. NJ Burn
ON Sunday.
The Loyal Workers Churc
school clas1 will meet at the h0m
oi Mrs. raHntcr Collins on Monda
evening, january IS
Mir. and ,lrS. clifford Donovan
William Il. Donovan. Mrs Nil
Martin and Mrs Nir2ic Isaac
Milford spent last Friday in Wi
min"tun
John In@ran OF Milford was d
all day guest at the home of Owe
Deputy on Sunday.
Frank A. Vadakin Ir.. OF Fo
Jackson. South Carolina was III
charged from the Army at Fort hi
New Jersey on FRIDAY
Mrs. Alvin Reddcn return,
home from Philadelphia on Satu
day evening after spending sever
week with relatives there.
Mr. and Mrs Wilson Sh0ckl
and son. Harvey spent Sunday
Scatord visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ga
Webb and family, Mr.. and Mrs. d
Nid Webb and family and NJ
James Webb and family
Services for Sunday. January
hurch School II Il. III. Su
DOUGLAS Mor4an Slaughter Ne
church school. Ia Il. m. Prcachi
at II Il. III. Cedar Neck Chur
School l:30 p. m. Preaching ;:
p IN. Rev. +. y. Wright pastor.