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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-06
nRnER OF PTBLICArlOy

At session OF said Cour, hen
in the Court House in the CIV ~
Detroit. on the 27th day OF Febrp.
arv. A n. 1916
Present The Hon GUY a NIL.
I.ER. Circuit Judge.
/, appearing 10 this Cour, from
the affidavit on file that Isaac
Hunter defendant herein Is Ia,
resident OF the State Of Michigan
bat resides at il45 South Park.
wav Chicago. Illinois,
OK MOTION or HERBERT
DUDLEY. attorney for plainuff
1T is ORDERED that tho de-.
fendant. Isaac Hunter appear and
answer the Bill OF Conn. m
filed IN this cause within three
months from the date Of this On.
or said hill Of complaint will b.
taken as confessed and thar nv
W said order he sent 20 no aH
known address OF said def-r an
IS registered mail and IN m
registered return receip, sigr Nv
the defendant is received 1,,
this order ne published as mir.
% BY Law
GUY 4 MILLER circui, gs.
4 True Copy
CASPAR ] LINGEMAN Cers
nv J p Stone.
deputy Clerk S-7 ~
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Arthur II. Davidson. ittorpey
99qO6 Hastings

STATE or MICHlGAN re-
Cwcgi, Court FOR the Coar" n
WayHe IN Chsncery.
MARY " SNJLLIGAN Pain.
t.f SIS DAVID SNuLLIGAN %.
fsrFsrt
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william l.. Magill. Attorney
MS y Yernor Highway

STATE or MICHIGAN in the
circuit Court for the County OF
WAYNE IN Chancery
EUGENE HUMPHREY Plain
M IS VIOLA HUMPHREY, De
fcudant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-06
William [. smith. Atty.
IN, \. AhnmS Avenue

STATE OK MICHIGAN In The
Circuit court tot the County OF
WAYNE IN Chanccry
ELIZABETH higgins. Plainun
vs. PORTER L. Virgins. Deteu-
8ant
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LEGAL NOTICES
Chas Campbell. litorney
S3at rrumhull

STATE or MltruGAN IN the
circuit count Tor tho County ct
Ma,nr IN Chaucery
GAIT McClANAhAN Fhnud
IS lFu.N McCl.ANAttAN Defend
ant
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LEGAL NOTICES
Deputy Clerk $50 s.u
Herbert l.. Dudley, ATTORNEY
$3.50 Russell Street

STATE OF MICHIGAN In TIA
Circuit Court for the County d,
Wayne In Chancery.
ELLA HUNTER. Plaintiff "
ISAAC HUNTER Defendant
~ QOQIsr
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Va. 39i593
ORDER or PUBLIC ALTON

A. a session Of SAID Court held
,u ,hc an day Of February a D.
40.
Evening star., 1946-07-21

vice president of Alpha Phi Inter-
national Fraternity, in charge of
districts.
Mrs. Hutchinson left last week
with Col. Hutchinson for Seattle,
where he will resume his law prac-
tice. Board members and commit
tee chairmen attended a farewell
luncheon for Mrs. Hutchinson before
her departure given by Mrs. Murphy
and Mrs. Burks, past president, at
the home of Mrs. Murphy, West
moreland Hills.
Alpha Phis. both alumnae and COL
legiate, who wish reservations for
the picnic at Mrs Rinker's, may
phone Franklin OLGA, Wisconsin 9013
or Alexandria 1914.
Evening star., 1946-07-21

ming group. is in charge Of arrange
ments and may be reached at Ord
way OTIS for reservations.
AS one of it's projects this past
winter, the evening group made an
afghan which it recently presented
to an amputee patient at Walter
Reed Hospital. Miss Clark headed
was assisted by Mrs. Richard L.
Hiner, Mrs. Richard B. Gable and
Elaine Gendreau, all past presidents
of the group.
Evening star., 1946-07-21
Abba Pbis to Meet
1t AH-Day Picnic
Near AnnabOHs


An all-day picnic will be held by
Alpha Phi Alumnae of the WASH
ington- Annapolis area Thursday at
the summer home of Mrs. James T.
Rinker in Sherwood Forest, near
Annapolis.
Special guests will include collegi-
ate Alpha Phis and 'teen-age daugh-
ters of members.
Mrs Rinker will be assisted by her
daughters Gale and Robin and by
Mrs. James F. Ferry. Mrs. John E.
Burks and Mrs. J. E. Shafer with
her daughter.
Other mother daughter two or
threesomes will be Mrs. Harold
Morrison and her twin daughters
Harriet and Emily; Mrs Daniel j.
Murphy and Betty, Mrs. Walter
Smith with Joan, Mrs Karl K. Lou
ther and Patricia and Mrs. A. w.
McKechnie with Ann and Marion.
Mrs. McKechnie'S mother, Mrs. H. B.
Wheelihan, one of the founders of
the Alpha Phi Chapter at the Uni
Iversity of Wisconsin, will attend
With her daughter and granddaugh-
ters.
Collegiates to be present include,
in addition to Sue Shafer from De
Pauw University, Claudia Hutchison
and Dorothy Aubinoe. Rollins Col
lege, and Nancy Peterson, Ann AK
man and Julie Darrow, Cornell Uni
versity.
Swimming and an Alpha Phi
"sing" will be followed by a covered
dish luncheon. During the after
noon Mrs. Murphy, alumnae presi-
dent, will report informally on the
Alpha Phi diamond jubilee conven-
tion held in Quebec, Canada, June
IA to %, at which she represented
the Washington alumnae chapter
Another Washington member, Mrs.
william H. Hutchison, was reelected
Evening star., 1946-07-21
Sorority to Hold
Picnic JAlv %

A picnic will be held by the after
noon and evening groups of the
Kappa Delta Alumnae Association
of Washington and vicinity on July
% at picnic grove Is, located at Six
teenth and Kennedy streets NV. in
Rock Greek Park.
Ariel Clark, president Of the eve
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12

Cerells One Of
City's Attractions

Key Vests largest night bloom
ing cereus is located at SIS Du-
val street on property owned by
Rose Cruz Boil. The plant, which
has attained a great height, is
one of the city's many tourist at
fractions and sightseeing buses
stop there for their occupants to
view the plant.
The night blooming cereus
starts to open its large white
flowers as soon as the sun has
set, and reaches its full bloom at
about midnight. AS soon as the
sun appears, the flowers contract
and remain closed until the next
sunset.
This plant was first placed in
the Cruz yard by Manuel Cruz.
a cigar manufacturer. some As
years ago. An off-shoot Of the
plant has been purchased by a
Fort Lauderdale resident. and
he has written the Boil family
that many people have flocked
to his residence TO see the plant
in bloom at night.
The local cereus plant is OF
the cactus family. and is truly
arborescent In IFS growth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12
GfnfN RADIO
STATION PRAISES
Az VEST TO-DAY

ns#.e statlan COCO. one. N
80 ksFaaa4 - Cubs. dedicated
~ nlfaFlai mfuNram today 90 the
EaN 81 kaF Mest. aecaExiing to
Nm amnsAngemNmt received by
Nrf.m G.hsalsii. Cuban Consul
hess tha Hswulng. Among other
aEs go pfaNram said that Key
49, 81 arzi has been for many
f 49, hest link toT Cuban
Mamfaan fseipFucity and friend
a ahag hefe Ia KEY West live
aF CuAana who fought for Gu
hH aherty
Nsl meuti0n was made IN
f kFans1ast CunewrnsnR for
49, eigtsem. Iuse Dolores Boyo.
49, as the tsezt friend OF the
Ass hnfn Juse kaarti--honored
g. sea hs : visiting delegation
enhn aglWegs and digni,aries
- tbe celebration OF III
49, = Yara and whose grand
-. mg Alpisar. lives here
- "a 4 sssaelb y he, cpban
Va
A. weaa u extFemely pleased
- s1 thess flatteFtng remarks.
ffaha easzi friend Of ours ana
80 ssry hsppy 90 know that
80 a. fhsf about us on
~. tss.ssal .slsnd Of Cuba.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12
Scholarships For
Hi School Grads
Are Announced

The state superintendent OF
public schools, Colin English. has
announced scholarship exam
nation for October Is, 1916, open
to any high school graduate who
wishes to further his or her stud
les as a teacher, regardless OF
whether he or she is now enrolled
in college.
Previously, only one examina-
ton was held each year. Hence
forth, there will be two--one IN
April and another in October.
This years examinations will
be held at the following centers
only:
Tallahassee - White, FSCW
Demonstration School. Negro,
Lincoln High School. In charge
of Dean r. L: lyman.
Gainesville-White, R. K.
Yonge School. Negro, Lincoln
High School. In charge of
Dean C. B. Simmons.
Winter Haven-White, VIM
ter Haven High School. Negro,
Jewett High School. In charge
of Supt. F. E. Brigham.
Winners of awards from the
October Is examinations may en-
roll in the state school of their
choice for the second quarter (o1
semester) of this year. Examina-
tons will cover English, Science
Mathematics and Sociology, and
entrants will be given a psychol-
ogy test. Those wishing to take
the tests should be at the desig-
mated center on October 25, early
in the morning, as tests will start
at 9 am.
All persons interested in teach
ing as a vocation are urged to
compete for these awards, both
whites and negroes, as teaching
vacancies exist, and will continue
to exist for some time, in this
state.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12

Morning Worship at the Trim
ity Presbyterian Church, TIL ST.
monitor street, will begin at II
o'clock. The subject for tomor-
rows sermon is, Wait for the
Vision" Sunday School $3.50 pm.
Recital at 4:30 p. M; Youth meet
ing at 600 p. M; Evening Wor-
ship at TOO p. m, subject, Daily
Witnessing" The dedicatory serv-
ices for the Hammond Organ, re-
Gently installed, will be held at
the morning worship on Sunday.
Guest Organist j. c. Davis, St.
Peters African Orthodox Church,
Miami, will be assisted by his
daughter, Roslyn, soloist, in a re-
cital of music at 4:30 p. m. The
public is cordially invited. Pas
tor of Trinity Church is the Rev.
Sigismund A. Laing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12
COLORED
CHURCHES


Cornish Chapel .A.M,E. Zion
Church, Whitehead and Angela
streets. Rev. WI. Souder, pastor
Church School will begin at 1000
a. m, led by Mrs. Vivian Floyd.
superintendent, assisted by Miss
Cecilia Thompson. Classes and
teachers for all age groups.
Morning worship will be at 1900
a. m, with Pastor Souder. preach
ing on the subject, 'Thy Kingdom
Come" Evening worship is al
700 p. m, and the sermon will
be preached by Rev. ]. B. Davis.
There will be music by the choir
and special solo by Mrs. Alma
Jones.
Weekly meetings: Monday, z
p. m, Musical concert by the
ministerial alliance. Tuesday, 7
p. m, prayer and class meeting.
Thursday at z p. M, choir re-
hearsal; Friday, z p. M, Boy
Scouts; Friday, z p. m, Star of
Zion Club.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12
Sisters To Wed
CPO's IL, Double
Ceremony Here

Two sisters, from Boston, Mass,
will become the brides of two
Chief Petty Officers stationed at
Key West, in a double ring,
double ceremony at the Navy
Chapel here tomorrow, October
Is.
Miss Harriet Anti will marry
George Pierson, Chief BoatsWain,
USS gyms 80, of Pompton
Lakes, New Jersey. Her sister,
Mrs. Evangeline Graham (nee
ANTI, will marry Langford New,
Chief Gunner's Mate at the Navy
Sub Base.
Following the double cere-
mony, the newlyweds will hold
a reception for their friends, at
five o'clock, at the Trade Winds
formerly the USO), at the Cor
ner of Duval and Caroline streets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12
Weather Forecast
Kew West and Vicinity

Partly cloudy this afternoon
and tonight.
Increasing cloudineSS and show
ers Sunday.
Cooler Sunday afternoon and
night.
Gentle to moderate southerly
winds this afternoon and tonight,
shifting to fresh west and north
west Sunday.
Florida
ShoWery over extreme north
west portion this afternoon, over
central and northeast portions to-
night and over extreme south
portion Sunday.
Showery conditions preceded
by partly cloudy weather and fol-
lowed by partly cloudy and
cooler.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12

Services at the Newman Meth
odist Church, corner Division and
Whitehead streets, will be at IL
a. m. Sermon by Pastor James
c. Murray on the subject, God"
Church School at $3.50 a. M, led
by Miss Grace Adderley, super
intendent. Youth Fellowship at
$50 D. m. Evening worship at
ZOO o'clock. Sermon topic, DRY
Bones in the Valley" On Monday
night there will be a popularity
contest for ministers at the Cor
nish Chapel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12

- - a. Leon Wells Of the
ka Alathasiast tSionol Church,
anaanVa to-day that the Key
Msa sssh-siistfiei Stewardship rail-
w wH - hehi a. has church on
smstag ugtoiper 18th. AZ 1000
m
AZ k@s West Methodisss are
a. 8A g. aatemd. a..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12
Pf9NCIlNl PIT. a.
FILMS FIRST MEET
glT ~ lsON MONDAY

Fhn ftsinriana F"feha- ~ ae~S 80.
ssasn Nill conduct It's iirst
mssf "a "a the season AZ Ie
- sss.issartum AZ 8 pm. Mon
aa# Ghtaf.F t. ,..
tgn Marvel Aazea'i' puoi'e,'y
n.am hsa announced that the
sffnn w8fl feature a reception
e. Hs faaghers
etsnsinr committees and room
ahefs uhl H. named by the
aamf Mfs J s Williams.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
know America)

Archbishop Michael j. Curley
of Baltimore, Roman Catholic
prelate, born in Ireland, 81 years
ago.
Peter B. Kyne of San Francis
co, Western novelist, born there,
Sc years ago.
Joe Cronin, manager of the
American League pennant-win-
ming Boston Red Sox, born in San
Francisco, 40 years ago.
Sidney J. Weinberg of New
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12
Fhng Presbyterian

- 80 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
faNfsA White and Washington
sestss AS Rev. Melrose s. Az
eF Naasofs wtl speak on The
ha ef me World." Sunday
8me 81 iio0 Sunday School
NafN af ieeo O. ui There win
- Fellowship Hour al 500
n 81 ams mleusieEs and visitors
eve smsaea g. attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12
Room, Mothers
Meet Monday

The Room Mothers of the
Junior-Senior High School will
hold their regular monthly meet
ing Monday night, October 18th,
at 800 p. m, at the home of Mrs.
REGINALD Roberts, 1916 Petronia
street.
All Room Mothers are expected
70 be present, as plans will be
made for a Halloween Carnival
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12
Chief Wallace
To TakeCourse
In Crinlinology

Moreno Wallace, chief deputy
sheriff, will leave Sunday for
Miami to begin a course in GRIM
inology, as it pertains to capital
cases, in the Miami Police Acad-
envy.
Instructors will be FBI agents
and teachers from the North
western University. The latter
frequently instruct applicants for
positions with the FBI.
Chief Deputy Wallace will at
tend the school for 10 days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12

Perry Burgess OF New York,
president Of the American Lep-
rosy Foundation, author and lee
turer, born at Joplin, Mo-, SO
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12
Kmsi hsesh@siss chursh

g - fua MelhsMlias Church.
M Mna Nasnes..ss.r -s.-.....
ssfaaal wi lr held ~
@sNi ~ 1850 regular
- suAnenee. with Rev.
Naatsburn. district su-
and well-knnwr.
nsin9ing m message
s teen Wells win preach
sA hefmun. al Ts3O on
a. eAhfiss Pirst" Thc
ssNAM Nssssh Fenowahip meet.
8 ~a staFt - go ). N.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12
naNk CLOSED
ron holiday

wfaH blmm COLUMBUS Lay.
a. 80 apfnnal holiday. some oil
e. affnsa in town we're s'eseu'
- sue remainea open. Con-
- a. iniarmstiOn received
sssrsss. tlse Cty Hall was open
- $50. o. usual However
a. gantr Court House was We.
- exeept f0F the sheriifs
eFfe an.l tlaat a tfse supsf ' i..-
A. - Registration. Tue is''e'
ass fhsNsf ~ n~an.
a. - 49, rsty's banks remain
81 skad "a day
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12
Fisma aaEsss kas1hoalsl chureh

ana weEAhlr at the Flem-
w 4eNeA MatlasNl,aa f.h,,r,.l,
aa asai William streets uiIl
- hst ~ the Rev. q R REID
thaseh Sehool begins al
- m ana Communion scrv-
80 e 10 In the evening. At
tte hes Il. VI. Blackburn
~ Following evening
ea the regular meeting of
fH the quarterly con-
R wil ~ held AZ the
h swxlai attention Is called
e - 81 80 the Rally Day
80 poalpaned last Sunday.
80 49, piaes ms Sunday. and
sa ssaNfH aF0 urged 30 attend
NsN seFVteea Cos this event.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12

York, investment banker, born
there, SIS years ago.
Lammot Du Pont, board chair
man of the famed Delaware COM
pany, born in Wilmington, 66
years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12

Boy to Rohertses

Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Roberts of
81412 Fleming street, announce
the birth of a baby boy at ll:53
o'clock last night at the Key
West Municipal Hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12
Methodist Churches Here
Hold Quarterly Conference

- w hackbuzn. district Superintendent of
Churches in this is in Kew West for = rnrr
sseaee and vii speak at The First Methodist Church
80 80 slmonion streets. oa the morninu service to-
-. - fleming sirsstsy $500 ------ .
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12
Son to HAIRLESS

MIR. and Mrs. Bert Harris, 1894
Poinciana, are the proud parents
of a boy born this morning at 1928
o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12

ea.maiad that s'oO0'OOO
-. tfrus,shoui ths world die
aasssa anusaaily
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-10-12
kathryn Meisle. contralto, hprn
in Philadelphia At wears aao.

Nicksl originally was known a.
kupfersniclel. .
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-17

the week end here with his vile
and daughter.
Rev. W. II. Revelle 81, who is i'll
in the Beehe Hospital. is somewhat
improved at this writing. Rev.
ReNclle is the pastor of the Bethel
Methodist Church
Mrs. Raymond Medd and child
rem, Gerald. Audrey Lee and sherry
have left for California to Join
chief Petty OFFICER Mcdd who is
stationed there. They are plannlnS
10 make their home in california.
Mrs. James Warrington and son.
Jimmy are spending sometime IN
West chester, Pennsylvania. with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. !. /.
STROBE. Mrs. WARRINGTON will also
visit her sister in New York City.
Miss Louise Marshall of New
aStle. spent the week end in
lcwes with her mother. Mrs.
Arthur W. Marshall ST.. at her resi-
dencc on Second Street.
On Sunday. "Mothcr's Day" Mrs
Frcdrick G.. Clifton ST., entertained
at a family dinner at her residence
ON Mulberry st Guests We're: MIR
and Mrs. Frcdrick G. Clifton .ir.
ana sons. Frederick III. and David
Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. William =. elf
ten, and Mr. IIir0ns Clifton ot
l.owcs. Mr.. and Mrs. Byron +. elf
ton OF Bridgeville. and capt. ant
Mrs. .Iustus b. Naylor of Bell,
Meade. New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Marshall lr
Mrs, \. W. Marshall ST.. Miss Eliza
beth W. Nirden. Miss Thclma In
gram. Mrs. Everett T. Reed. an'
Miss Hazel Downcs attended tn,
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-17
FREDERICK

Miss Mary Colt, Miss .Icrry Mae
EIanstrach and Miss Sarah stevens
of Dover were week end guests "l
Miss Ruth Ann stevenson.
Mn and Mrs. Clyde IlarpC OF Jcf-
Scy city. New Jersey were Satur-
day guests OF Mrs f. f.. Tatman.
Mr. Robert j Belts Ir. connected
with the office force OF Libby NC
Ncill and Libby co.. is spending
while here with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Belts 81. WhllH
here he is attending an advanced
uainlancc school for the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Melvin jr,
OF Denton Md spent Sunday here
With Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Melvin
Mrs. Alice WiN of ElarrinSton
was guest of her mother. Mrs. Su"
Belts ON Sunday
Miss Emma Wagner of short
Hills. y. j. j. spending some tim"
with Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Rogers.
Mr.. e.. V Robbins and children
and Mr. and Mrs Charles Carter of
Wilmin&tun were week end guests
ot MIR and Mrs /ora B Tatman.
! Mr. and Mrs VAUGHN Warren OF
Wilmin2ton were week end guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. SpuIry.
Mrs Mildred Warren OF Lincoln
/ spent Friday with her PARENTS, Nh
and Mrs Howard Bcchc.
Mrs. Evelyn culver and daughter
Mary Ann of I.eWrS spent Friday
with Mr.. and Mrs. H0cy Gross.
MIS-. Norah Ilutchcns and moth
cr. Mrs. Ella Rust of Wilmington
were week cnd guests of friend,
here.
Mrs Edgar Russell OF New Castle
spent Wednesday with her brother
and sistcr-in-laW. MIR. and Mrs
Howard Jester.
Mrs Ida Stevenson and dau@h
ter. Mrs. Dorothy Holiday Wcr,
Saturday visitors in WilminGton.
Mr. Rowe lanG>ton of New Yorl
spent the week end here with Nh
John Tuft at Mr.. and Mrs. H. "
Ro&crS home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bcchc spcn
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. ,Iamc
Il. Mills at Fredericksburg. Md
The Junior choir sang a sp"Cia
selection for Mothers Day in th
: Trinity Methodist Church which "
Sivc credit To them as we'll as tn
instructors. Mrs. Irene Spurry an
Mrs. Viola Jester.
Mrs. Stanton Lee Of Troy. Nc'
York. Mrs Robert Hayden of Nc'
, brunswick New Jersey and Mir
John Lindalc of Magnolia wen
guest sof Mrs. Sallic Williams q
Wednesday,
p Mrs Sara Johnson of Scatol
+ spent several days last week wit
= her mother Mrs. Sallic Johnson.
Y Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Rcntz wcl
y Wilmington visitors ON Saturday.
!. Mrs Walter Camper spent SUI
e day with Mr. and Mrs Franc
h Short of Rrhoboth.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-17
LEWES

Mn and Mrs William I. Hill ST..
end sons of SparrnWs Point, Md,
we're the week end guests of Mrs.
Hills mother. Mrs. Grace BrittinG-
ham at her residence on Mulberry
st. William Hill Jr.. returned home
with his parents. after spending
two weeks with his grandmoIhcr.
Mrs. BIittin2ham.
Miss Jeanette clifton ui Viii
minston spent the week end in
LeWes with her parents MIR. and
Mrs. Sanford clifton.
Lieutenant Rupert O Hall. t. :.
e. G.. has been aSsi&ncd To the Dis
trict tUaStGudrd office in Philadcl-
phia. as Morale and Training Off
Ger. Lieut.. Hall spent the week end
in LcWcs with his family at their
Fomc ON Dewey Avenue.
Lieut.. Louise .Iarman. t. :. Army
Nurses Corps. was Il recent tow II
Visitor. Lieut.. .Iarman. formerly 0l
the BCchc Hospital. and who is now
stationed at Fort niN. ~ J.. is eX-
pcCting To leave Tor overseas duty
IN japan. mere SIlt III remain IOl
- year Lieut.. Jarman. was overseas
i'm North Africa. Corsica. Italy. ano
France and then went ON to the
Pacific theatre of war, where sh,
served in Okinawa. she graduate;
from the BCchc Hospital School n
Nursing in l932
Mr.. William y Thompson i,
seriously i'll at the Bcchc Hospital
His many friends wish him
speedy recovery.
Week end GUESTS ot Mr.. and Mrs
Charles VI. Lowe and daughter
Janice were MIR. loves uncle an,
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest \. An
HCrt. and his sister. Miss Ruth +
Lowe of COllingSWuod. y. H.. an,
Mrs Robert \ull of Oaklyn. y. T.
Mrs Raymond w Rinikcr an,
GauGhtcr. Kay. who have been MAX
inG their home with Mr. and Mrs
Archie Is Birmingham and childrc
hip and Judy have moved to tn
cottage ON ICWCs Beach owned h
Mrs. Rinikcr'S brother. Mr Thoma
:. Lodge. Private Rinikcr who
stationed at Fort Din. y. j.. Spcr
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-17

May Day exercises at the tmNcr-
sitY of Delaware. on saturday
Miss loan Marshall. a student at
the COllcce and who is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs \ W. Marshall .Ir.,
took part IN the May Day Festival
IL a Freshman Duchess in the court
of Her May Day Majesty.
Mrs Lucy Lowe is confined To
hcr home on Kings IIi@hWay be
cause ut illness
James Wilson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs John Wilson ol Wcscott 5
Corner is employed in the Post EX-
change at Fort Miles James has
Eccn diSchar2cd from the t. :.
Army, after SERVING several months
in the service.
Mr.. Harry parsncy of lI0CkCsson.
bel. spent the week end here With
his wife and family at their home
on Mulberry st.
Mr.. Henry Bryant of EaStOn, Md,
Was recent guest of his niece,
Mrs Anthony DanrOW and family.
Nh. and Mrs. Howard Faust. who
have been making their home with
Mr.. ana Mrs. DanroW. have recently
moved into the Marsh property ON
Market st Mr Faust i; in business
with his father in I.cWes. Mrs
Faust is a teacher OF the Lcwcs
Public school
Frcdrick c. Clifton Ill son q,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. clifton .lr., o
I.cWcS. celebrated his fourth birth
day anniversary ON May Sth AT hi,
home on Franklin Avenue. with {
Birthday party for a few of hi:
friends The guests were: Name!
Ellen Hudson. DOUGLAS BruCkWay