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Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19

,oG,.. MF. and Mrs. John W. Fry lett
y,u@! v.oiI 10 be With relatives over the
" '''d III New York and Phila.
on ROBERT pert BaechIer returned home
~" fiday after complptin. y
"''A course in Syracuse. \. Y.
,r' Mr' and Mrs. William Humes
,,. ier OF Perryman. Nd. were The
,,,.: D,G' niSht guests OF Mrs. Harry l..
"f'tr on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geor.o n si},rIs or
-, i'Aao. Florida We're guests of Mr.
""d , MS. E. b. uolzmuelIcr l.st
week ior few days.
MF' and Mrs. Marvel Wilson and
.I' GH'' Marvel Jr.. and Layton ana
~. ana Mrs. Donald Poole O..
-" al 'iimore. Pa. spent some time
,', ,.,,' IN the Grier home The latter
81 "' IaSl week and the week end.
n. and Mrs. Charles IIack.ube,...
I.i In' i"o daughters. Su~auu. and
Ih%ii'S of Weewaken. \. J. Wrr.
'@S'S OF Dr.. Ilackcnhcr4'~ Grand
t.o''of' Mrs. A. f. Archer on Satul-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. Thomn-
T,'n I, 'i Germantown and Mr. and
N.S. ,.. Stanley d. Suber~ of Ocea,
~ y, J, will spent this week enc
,,.i Dl. and Mrs. John b. Bakvi
and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson pcnnov or
i,,dIcoS li. Hook. Pa, Mr.. and Mrs
I"h'lS Denney OF Boothwvn. Pa
MI. " ana Mrs. Willard Sapp o
'to'flca. and Mrs. Julia Davis q
oeaaf Neck We're Sunday dinno
Iu'StS of Mr.. and Mrs. William II
)"hney of Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
University Women
Discuss Problems
Continued from 1rst pager

The following motion was passed
by the board concerning the houS-
ing shortage at the University OF
Delaware: "That the State Board
OF the American Association OF n
ivcrSity Women express in letter
to the trustees Of the University
OF Delaware the boards concern
about the lack OF housing facilities
for women at the university. We
urge that temporary measures for
housing for women he taken now.
pending hoped for action by the
next session OF legislature in ap-
prOpriating funds for a badly need
ed new permanent dOrmitOrY for
women on the lower part of the
campus.
I'VE are deeply concerned that
if veteran registration increases as
expected. there will not be ade-
quate housing AT the University
within the next two or three years
for Delaware girls who are now in
our high schools and who wish to
attend the University"
Miss Katherine Franklin, chair
man of education. announced that
during the year list OF books fol
parents covering: Adolescence
Child Care, Child Psychology, Eli
quette for Youth, Family Ethics
Prenatal Care. Pre-School Child
and Sex Education had been made
up for use in the libraries OF the
state and for nurses 10 distribute
among parents with whom they
came in contact.
Mrs. Bradley, chairman OF leg
islatiOn, in reviewing the year:
work. pointed out that action anC
thought had been stressed by mean:
OF study groups in the local com
munities. and by communication:
with Congressman on the BIRTHS!
Loan. Maintenance OF World Peace
Housing Problem, Continuation O
the o. p. A.. L. y. O. interest. FL
feet OF the Atomic Bomb ON In
ternational Relations and Intia
tiOn.
The membership committee
chairman, Mrs. William O. tovcy
stated that in the three branches o
the a. A. L. W. in Delaware Their
are now $40 national members ant
So associated members. there beinI
an increase OF - members dur
ing the last year.
A motion to give COntributiO
to the United Negro College Fun
was passed by the board.
Mrs. Frank Waters. Miss Nir
giuia Shaw and Mrs. Theodor
Jones compose the nominatin
committee for Offices for anothe
year
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19

All day meeting Sunday, April
21. at the First Independent
Church on road to Lincoln. Rev.
ElwoOd Sager and his wife will be
with us.
The Volunteer Circle of Avenue
Church will meet with Mrs. Will
liam Purks at her home on Cedar
Beach Road ON Tuesday evening,
April 23. at 1:30 o'clock.
Circle No of W. S. c. s.. of
Calvary Methodist Church. with
Mrs. Grace wilkins. leader. will
meet Tuesday evening. April 23,
at the home of Mrs. Mary Trice.
Dont wait, Buy your ticket for
the Spring FroHc Dance. given by
the Milford Business Girls Club,
now. There is only limited num-
Der of tickets to he sold. so buy
yours early. Price: $3.50 per per-
son. and $500 a couple.
The choirs OF the Calvary Meth
odist Church will present a pro-
gram OF Easter music in the church
on Easter Sunday night at 7::30
O'Clock. The minister has an
nOunced the service under the Ii
tie Easter in Song and Story
Included in the choral groups will
be the Junior Choir, Youth Choir,
Senior Choir. Male Quartet and So
losists. The music will consist OF
the special musical numbers which
have been rendered in the special
services during Holy Week and sew
eral others. Between the anthems
and solos will he the scripturaI
passages which relate the story OF
Easter beginning with Palm Sun
day. The public is cordially invited
TO attend this service.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
EAR FRIENDS:


IA V A careful survey
of my scrap books.
q ~ which | have kept
----------------j up to date for all
the years | have been doing a
social column. reveals the fact
that along about now there is
little news and often | have re-
sorted to this kind of commun-
lcatiOn with you. A letter is all
very we'll if | have something
TO say. but after many phone
calls this morning | have found
that, socially. the old town has
been at a standstill. Garden
ing. housekeeping. quest for
the Easter bonnet and many
other pursuits have kept folks
busy and parties and such
have not been on the daily cal
endar. This week between
Palm and Easter Sunday is one
of the periods in the year that
spiritual reckoning take the
thoughts of some from worldly
things. The reawakening of
nature, the lOvliness of all out
of doors impresses forcibly
upon us the Masters hand in
all we see and do. This peace
full Easter should be a blessing
TO everyone, and the services OF
today and Sunday will afford a
fine time to be reverent and
grateful.
On Monday of last week Miss
Edna Barker was among the
guests attending the fiftieth
wedding anniversary of Dr.. and
Mrs. Frank +. PiersOn in Will
mingtOn. A tea from four to
six in the afternoon at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. Morris Pierson
was attended by many friends
and we'll wishers. That was
followed by a family dinner.
Present We're all of the hon
ored couples children and
grandchildren except Lieuten-
ant Frank Pierson, who is on
the West Coast. There are some
MilfOrdians who will remember
the wedding of these two grand
people who claim Milford as
their native heath.
Twenty-four members OF the
Business Girls Club went to
Dover Monday evening for a
dinner meeting at the Dinner
Bell Inn. Present was Miss
Helen Lindsey. new y. w. C. A.
secretary for the District of
Delaware. The next contem-
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
SPECIAL EASTER RALLY 4
At HOLINESS (HURCH

Sunday April p. Miss Deborah
Hoover, of Millville, y. j.. will be
present aud give a flannel graph
talk TO the Sunday school which
begins at 9:45 d. m. Miss Hoover
is an excellent childrcn's worker
and the old as we'll as the young
enjoy her flannel graph talk. Rev.
W. =. Napier OF Franklin. Ind. a
well known evangelist. will bring
the Easter message at ii a. m.
This is special Sunday school
rally in the Milford Pilgrim Holi-
ness Church. S f. Front street.
Milford. You and your children are
invited to enjoy this good Easter
rally with these good workers as
an extra treat to all Awards given
to the one who brings the most
new scholars. Evening young peo-
pies service al $50 o'clock. I D.
m. special singing and songs.
Message by the pastor, Rev. Chas.
W. Baker. Everyone invited.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
VETERANS INFORMATION
COLUMN

In order that you the veteran.
ana the public in general may hc
informed from facts. and not local
gossip as to the placement OF vetc-
rams IN jobs. We will use this col
Gihh al least one a month to inform
you or the employment situation in
Delaware.
For the month of March. 1916.
lhere were 1876 applications for
work from veterans. S72 veterans
were referred to jobs and 238 were
placed in employment. Further
hfeaklng down the report shows
tIiat during the same period. 176
@ppIlcatlonS were received from
ulSdpled veterans. of those 46 were
'tlefred 10 jobs. while II were
paced in employment
rom the above figures il can
'tdully be seen that more assist
'hce IN the way Of job orders from
employers IS needed. as no veteran
ueslrlnS employment should be de-
prlVed OF that privilege. Ii all com
n'uhitles and civic ORGANIZATIONS
"oulu enter into the business OF
seeing that all veterans. includin.
.he disabled. who gave the nio.1
had the opportunity Of obtaining
. [uilapie jobs, we can drastically re-
InGe the veterans Unemployment in
I,tlaWare. If employers win list
al OF their openings with the local
uillceS , or the United States Employ
NeHt Service, a far better service
will be rendered.
List your job openings with the
nlnployment .rnd Office serving YOU!
n I,rea' these offices are located in
lover Et' Milford, Georgetown and
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
NASSAU HOME
DEMONSTRATION Gil Il

ne monthly meeting OF the Mas
SaG Home Demonstration Club met
Apfil at the home of Mrs George
Chappel with II members present.
ne project leaders, Mrs. Frank
horpe and Mrs. Ernest Mcgee
save talk on Floor and Wall
FINISHES with illustrations OF
painting and designing kitchens.
The next meeting will be held al
lne homo OF Mrs. Willard White on
thursday afternoon, May , Each
member is requested to bring a
piece of china. After the meeting
adJourns the club is invited TO Wis
II Mrs. William Fisher at Cedar
croft Farm to view her flower gar
dpnS
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
Odd Fellows To Honor
Founder Thos. Wildey
Continued from First PsRe)

both lodges. Later refreshments
were served and at late hour the
Milford group departed for their
home lodge, after having enjoyed a
wonderful evening of Southern
Hospitality.
The initiatory degree will be con-
ferred on a candidate next Monday
evening in full form and all men,
hers of the degree team are re-
qucstcd To be present.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
0BITI AIRY
MITCHELL

Miss +. Marguerite Mitchell, age
45 years. died at the home of her
brother, Henry B. Mitchell. Mills
boro. at midnight last Sunday. af-
ter a comparatively short illness.
Miss MITCHELL who for many
years had been a teacher of the
John NJ. Clayton Public Schools,
was the daughter of the late
Charles W. and Adella Mitchell,
and was born and lived in the
vicinity Of Millsboro neagly all of
her life. Her only survivor is u
brother, Henry b. Mitchell
Funeral services for Miss Nit
chell were held at the home of her
brother in MillsbOrO at 2:30 p. m,
Wednesday. with the Rev Walter
Beckwith officiating. Intermcnt in
Mechanics cemetery, Millsboro.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
WEDDING
LINGO CANpBI.II

Miss Glcndowyn Jane Lingo and
William s. Campbell, both Of Mil
ton were married Friday evening.
April -. at s O'Clock by the Rev.
William Mcdaniel at his homc in
Milton. The only attendants were
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Reed. Mr.. and
Mrs. Campbell will reside in Mil
ton.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
UNION METHODIST CHURCH

The Easter service will be held
al Union Church on Sunday even
ing, April p, at 80 p. IN. We will
nave Sunday school at p N.
All those taking part in the Eas-
Ter program please be at the church
on Friday evening, April 10, to
rchoArSc
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
BANNING

John Leonard Banning, Il years
old, farmer Tor many years. died
last sunday. April II. at the home
OF his DAUGHTER. Mrs. Leonard Wis
scman, near Milford
The son OF The late Thomas and
Mary +. Banning Of Greenwood,
Mr. Banning had lived at Green
wood until he became i'll about a
year ago. He is survived by an
other daugthpr. Mrs. Gihhon Wis
scman. also of Milford; three sons,
Melvin OF New Castle, IjnWood OF
Milford. ana Daniel ct Greenwood,
and six Grandchildr"n.
Funeral services were held at
the Berry Funeral Home. Milford.
at O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
Iutelmcnt in Oakley cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
l)ICKERSON

Mrs Sarah DelanO Dickerson.
ag2 So years, passed away AT the
Milford Memorial Hospital ON Mon
day. April -. after a short illness.
She was the widow of the late Will
lard ;. DickcrsOn. who, under his
pen namc of Paul Pry," wrote "A
column for the Milford Chronicle
paper for a number of years. Since
his death. Mrs. DickersOn had made
her home with EnOch Donovan at
Ellcndale. for the past 22 years.
Surviving her are three step
children. Mrs. Mary Dickerson
IoSt of York, Pa. Mrs w. l.. Ad-
ANS OF Dover. and Willard S. Dick
ersOn OF Camden.
Funeral services for Mrs. Dick
erson were held on Thursday al
ternOOn at two o'clock in the Ell
icndalc Methodist Church. and in.
termcnt made in the Red Mems
cemetery, Ellendalc. Rev Barlow
CI Ellcndale Oticiated.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
ENGAGED

Announcements has been made by
Nh and Mrs. John l.. Stevens. of
Denton, Md. Of the engagement OF
their daughter, Mary Catherine OF
205 Concord avenuc. Wilmington.
to John y. Talley. Jr.. Il West 23rd
street. also OF Wilmington. son OF
Mr. and Mrs. J Nelson Talley.
Mr. Talley has recently been dis
charged from the United States
Army after serving thirty-0ne
months overseas in the European
Theatre OF War.
The wedding will take place in
June.
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Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
Obituary

BACON
Walter W. Bacon. age - years.
passed away suddenly on Wednes-
day morning. April IL, at his resi-
dcuce on the Milford and Green
wood Road
Mr.. Bacon, Il retired silversmith,
was born in Middletown Conn,
and livtd in and near there until
h. moved 70 Delaware with his
family in la42. and was assisting
With a chicken and truck farm. His
kindly laturc and cheerful dispO-
sition had made him many friends
in Delaware. who We're shocked to
hear Of his sudden death.
He was a member Of the Metho-
dist Church back in his home town,
he hud affiliated himself with Mil
ford Grange and he will be greatly
missed by the members Beside his
wife. Mrs. LiGa K Bacon. he leaves
Il son. Grenyillc Bacon, an employee
oi the l.. y. CaUlk Company. and
his wife who live at the farm
home y grandson, Frank Walter
and his family who still reside in
Connecticut. Two sisters. MIS-. 7
NJ F.us wood Of NiddlctoWn. Conn.
and Mrs f. T. Bcldcn Of Scotia. ~
y. and two brothers. r. f. Bacon.
New York City, and ". 7. Bacon,
Mamden. Conn. and host of
friends here and in his home town.
Services were held AT the Berry
Funeral Home in Milford on Thurs
day evening at $50 o'clock with
Dr. Frank Ilerson in charge, also
in Portland, Conn. on Saturday af-
terHoon at o'clock. Interment in
Trinity cemetery. Portland. Conn.
We cannot say. and we will not
say
That he is dead, he is just away
With checry smile and Il wave
OF the hand
He has wandered into an un-
known land.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
MOORE

Leroy Bell Moore. We'll known
farmer. died at the Milford Mem
olial Hospital at an early hour
Monday morning. April -. follow
in@ short illness.
Mr.. Moore. who lived near Smith 5
Corner. between Georgetown and
Brid&eyille was the son OF the late
Charles and Louise Moore, and is
survived by his wife. Mrs. Myra
Moore. son, Melvin II. Moore
who lives with his parents. and a
daughter. Mrs. Grace Ash, ncaI
Bridgcvillc and two &randchil-
dren.
Funeral services for Alr. Moor,
will be held in Chaplain's Chapel
near Brideevillc. with iutermtnt il
the BridgpVille cemetery. The ser
vices will be in charge Of the Kcv
Robert Green Of Smyrna. and The
Rev. James O'Neill Of Greenwood
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
HARRINGTON

Funeral services were conduct
ed from Berry Funeral parlor in
FELTON, on Saturday, April l3. for
William II. Harrington. Of near
Harrington. who died April 10 as a
result OF an automobile accident.
Surviving the deceased are his wife.
Mrs. Ethel II. Harrington. and two
children, Everett and Charlotte.
The deceased is the son OF William
\. {. Harrington, who made his
home with his son. Three sisters
also survive, Mary Goodwin. ucal
Frederica; Emma HoIlr&cr. Fred
erica, and Ollie Coyington. 'reder-
irl
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19


Arthur I.amhGcn, age - years.
died at his home in Milton on
April .. He was u son OF The late
Ayers and Elizabeth Messick Lamb
den Of near Scatord
Funeral services We're held ct
til" Reed Funeral Home in Milton
on Thursday afternoon oI last week
with the Rev. William II. Hudson
officiating.
Mr. Lambdcu is survived hy lis
Wit". Mrs. Lille Atkins Lambden !:
daughter. MIS-. Lida N. Ciendauiel
of Baltimore; sister, Airs. Her
bert Burton OF Behoboth; i brother.
J. j. LHmhd"u of Georgetown. and
two 2raLdchiidren.
lntermont was made in the Mil
ton odd Fellows cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
WARItiIN

Joseph +. Warren. 81 years old,
retired Milford storekeepcr, died
at the Milford Memorial Hospital
last Saturday. April 13. after a
months illness.
Mr.. Warren was born at Milford
and had lived here all his life. He
is survived by daughter, Mrs.
Levinia MalOney. Milford; one
erandchild, three great-grandchil-
dren, and brother and sister. both
living at Lincoln
Funeral services were held at the
Berry Funeral Home. Milford, at
3 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon with
the Rev. Leslie r. Werner OF Cal
vary Methodist Church, officiating
. Interment at Lincoln.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
PCRNELL

William Henry Purnell, age SO
years, Of Milford, died Friday,
April 5. Funeral services were
held at the Bethel A. NJ. +. Church
on April 10. Interment at Eli ceme-
terry. Rev. J. w. Whalen officiating.
One daughter survives.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
ill'L / E\

Funeral services for John David
Fithen. axe II years, who WAS kill
cd in an automobile accident near
Milford. We're held at the Reed t'u-
neral Home in Milton on Tuesday
afternoon, April 9. with the Rev.
Barlow Of Ellendale and the Rev.
Alien Moore. Chaplain I. $. Navy.
otticiatiug
David, formerly Of the McDon-
oeh Military School. made many
friends and was most active in
school affairs during his six months
as a freshman in the Milton !iieh
School
He is survived by his tather
George +, Fithon. Chief engineer
in the Merchant Marine. and his
mother, Mrs. Minnie Lang Fithpn
Of Ellcndale. lnjtrment was made
in the Milton ODD Fellows GENIE
terry.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
SHANK

Mrs. Ina IIallctt Shank passed
away at the kenet General HOspi-
tai in Dover on Friday. April -,
after a few months illness. She
WIS born in Milford, daughter OF
the late Joan W. and Emma j.
IIalIett.
Her husband, l.. Drehcr Shank.
who at the time OF his death was
Cit manager Of Dover, died in
July OF 1913. They had lived in Do
yer for 20 years.
Mrs, Shank is survived by three
children, l.. Drchcr Shank. Jr. OF
Philadelphia. Mrs. CharleS Kelley
ot Chattauooga, Tenn. Gilbert y
Shank of Dover and six grandchil-
drcn. also one brother. DR.. James
II. iiallett OF Wilmington. and two
sisters. Mrs. r. T.. Ninyard anl
Mrs. George G.. Russell of Milford
Funeral services We're held al
her late home III Dover on Sunday
afternoon with intcrmCnt in ode
Fellows cemetery. Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19

Funeral services for Thomas
Lufi II years old. were conducted
from the funeral home of Raymond
T.. Rawlings at Grceusb0ro. Md.
last Ftiday. April T.. 1t O'Clock
in charge OF T. y Hall Milford
Baptist Liceuciate Burial was i'm
Greensboro cemetery. Several
years ago Mr. I.uI was a we'll
known and prosperous f"mer OF
Milford vicinity, farming ;or many
years the John Causcy farm. south
OF jhis city II" is survived by three
sons. George OF Magnolia Thomas
OF Porto Rica. and Harold Of Ced-
ars, in whose home he died. and
two daughters Mrs. Elmer Welch
OF Greensboro and Mildred OF Tam
pa. Fla; II grandchildren and )
sreat-grandchildreu; also 3 bro
theirs. John LUtf of Greensboro
Harry Lufi of Harringtou and
Christopher Luff Of Rid.cly, Nd. \
very large host of relatives and
friends were in attendance and the
display of flowers was very beau
tiful
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
OBITUARY
AIttit)

AkGO
Samuel T. Ar@o. age - years. re
tired fa,m"r, passed aNay at his
home on South East Front street
on Friday. April u. He is sWviv-
ed by his vile Mrs. S4llie +. Arzo.
and TWO sons. Arthur and Howard.
both ol Milford: two daughters.
Mrs. Ernest Watson and Mrs. John
H. Bennett. also OF Milford; two
brothers. William Argo OF Town
send, and Hubbard Areo of Mil
lord: two sisters. Mrs. Annie f.
Potter. Mrs Ied Ferues OF Mil
ford, Is grandchildren ana jhre,
&reat-2ranGchildren. Funeral SEP
vices were held on Tuesday after
noon from the Lotiaud FUueru'
Home at Two o'clock. Inic,mvn'
was made in the Slau-hter Nvcl
cemetery, with Rev. Marion EHeeu,
HunGrrtord officiating.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19
THIRTY YEARS AGO
TAKEN IRON TIE 1916 FILES OF
TIE MILFORD CHRONICLE

In the April "Musical America"
appears the folloWine: Pauline
Abbott, Browning. soprano, scored
a decided success III Gaul'S Holy
City" recently at the State Normal
College. North Carolina Mrs.
Browning has true lyric soprano
voice and knows how to use it with
refinement OF artistry. Mrs. Brown
ing has appeared in concerts re-
peatedly, but this was her debut as
an OratOriO sinGer. Mrs Browning
comes from Delaware. the daughter
of former Senator and Mrs. :. j.
Abbott, and now resides in Green's
horo, y. G. Her husband. Mortimer
browning. being the Baltimore or
ganist, who teaches al Greensboro
College for Women"
Mrs. Rachel Carlisle and Mrs. I.
" Belts of Frederick are extending
thanks to the neoplc Of Frederica
who received them SO kindly and
gave so literally when they were
called upon to help furnish the
'Frederica Room" in the Emcrgen-
cy Hospital in Milford.
Frank Daniels first appearance
IN Motion Pictures in "Crooky" is
playing April 2l, 1916 at the Palace
Theatre. Also the 14th Chapter of
the Goddess.
Mr.. and Mrs William Law. Miss
Addie Fulman and Russell West OF
Stlbyyille visited friends in RoXana
last week.
b. +. Jones Of NillShOru. the pro-
GreSsive proprietor of large car
rl&9c concern. received Il large con-
slgnment of nrW carriages and
, buegies on Monday.
In addition to the large ice plant
and cold storage of GOrdy and Co.
OF Seaford a new hundred horse
power boiler has recently been in
stalled and plans made for the
erection of a new building.
Mrs. Eliza Moore and Thomas
Moore were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Moore in Browns Neck
over the week end.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19

Frank Daniels first appearance
IN Motion Pictures in "Crooky" is
playing April 2I, 1916 at the Palace
Theatre Also the 14th Chapter of
the Goddess.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19

Mrs. Eliza Moore and Thomas
Moore were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Moore in Browns Neck
over the week end.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19

Mr.. and Mrs William Law. Miss
Addie FWmal and Russell West OF
StlbyVille visited friends in ROXana
last week.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19

b. +. Jones Of NillSh0ro. the pro-
GrcSsive proprietor OF large car
rltGC concern, received Il large con-
signment of neW carriages and
hu92ieS ON Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1946-04-19

Good Friday
Evening star., 1946-08-25
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NAVAL OFFICER and wife dssir. 20 small
s.oiYs yoTgsep pefPsHspt SSYpttr Phcs,s As. SslS
apartment. VIII buy furniture Il neces-
sHsry, Hry OR 1859 after 8 pm. 26s
FkENCH COUPLE, with baby, want to
rent Sept. 15., apt. or small house, in qulet
NV. section. / or bedrms., liy. rna., bath.
YOUNG sCHooLMAsrER desires moderate
gRssss gRos sss eashsl9I si.r apt in NV section write
VETERAN and wife desire 3-rm apt. ana
eetIn; o,Iinv.oth both sMploysd; no pets; prefslably
SETTLED, married couple, employed. de-
sire two or three houyekssptng rooms I'm
msdiatsls: not evsr $50. Cab II. SiS6.