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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-08-08

Average corn yields in the u. S.
in 1916 will be about eight bushels
more per acre than the average
yield in the period 1854, and will
be about four bushels higher than
in 1945. The figures indicate wealth
er and hybrid seed have had about
an equal influence in the eight
bushel increase.
Prices paid dairymen for 3.5 per
cent milk by U. S. condensaries
averaged $1.3S in 1910, s2.66 in 1914,
and $2.63 in 1945. The average
price for case of evaporated milk
in the U. S. was $2.87 in 1910 and
was S4.15 in 1914 and in 1916. The
margin between prices paid pro-
ducers and those charged for evapor-
ated milk remained almost constant
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-22
Religious Census viii Be
'LaaEk<eer, In City On Sunday s

Representatives Of all whit
ChurcAes ii the city viii conduct 4
laiioio@s census Sunday afternoon
II the first complete enrolment of
Inc kind 10 be taken here in four
years.
All homes in the city, including
both South and North Henderson,
viii be contacted to learn the name
If each member of the household,
his uge, church OF preference and
church Of present utilization. If not
a member Of 4 church at present,
the individual is invited to attend
The churches Of Henderson and be-
come affiliated with the one Of his
rna;"e.
About l75 persons have indicated
their Intention to assist in taking
the census and 7 to meet at First
Baptist church at l:30 o'clock for
instruction and to obtain the cards
which are to be filled out. AS near
a. possible, census takers will be as
igned territories nea THEN homes,
ii va stated. The census is expect
4 to lie completed by four o'clock.
Families are asked to remain at
home from , to I o'clock. or until
the listers have called.
IN addition t. the local commun-
ity, a census viii also be taken in
END possibly in the Carey's
community, it was said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-22
Relief At Last
For Your COUGH

Chronic bronchitis may dcvclop if
your cough cheSt cold, or acute bron-
chitis is not treated and vou canr,ot At.
ford to take a chance with any medicine
less potent than Crcomulslon which
goes right to the seat Of the trouble to
help loosen and expel germ laden
phlegm n aid nature to soothe and
heal raw, tender. intlamed bronchial
mucous membranes.
Circumcision blends becchwood creo-
Sote by speclal process with other time
tested medicines for COUGHS. II containS
no narcotics.
ONO matter how many medicines YOU
have tried, tell your druggist to sell Won
a bottle OF Circumcision with the under
standing you mus like the way it quick
~ allayS the cough, permitting rest and
sleep, or you are to have your money
back. (Adv.D
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-11
Reuther Pledges
Freedom Fight

Walter r Reuther. UAW-CIo
president. pledged continuation of
the fight against discrimination
against minority groups, in an add
dress at the opening Of the ma
tional convention OF the Work
mons circle. a. the Masonic Tenn
pie. on sunday afternoon May 5.
The $500 persons who attended
the meeting also neard Reuben
Guskin president OF the Work
mons Cnclr. Jewish labor fra
ternal order endorse the Anglo
American Commission on pales-
tine. which would allow 1000
Jewish immigrants to palestins
ana asked other countries to ac-
ccpt European Jewish refugees,
Tie convention runs thru tho
wook of May to II at the stat
Ter Hotel. and is expected to re-
affirm the ORGANIZATIONS support
for the passage Of permanent
FEPc LEGISLATION and other pro
gressivc legislation
In his speech Rcuther stressed
the importance Of individual free
dom aud dignity. lie commented
on the fact that the Workmen's
Circle is fi9htng orcari7aztiou.
I'VE fisnt TODAY" he said so
that No may fight fer hetter
world tomorrow iIe cNplaincG
the Importance Or linking wages
and prices 70 tha. vase raises
are not stolen from workers by
price increases.
ne said he looked to the day
when exploitation OF man by
man will h. no more"
The worknen's Circle Is -
Icwish '1hor fraterna order
whose membership Is 10000.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-11
JEFFRIES ADDRESSES
DOUGLASS LEAGUE

The Frederick Douglas non
partisan league, gave very sue
cessfui dance a. the C'aft men $
club, last Friday Nav Bird Among
those present were. Mayor JEFF
sries, who talked on race relations
in metropolitan Detroit X e
stared that Civic spirit Civic
concicniiousness is the backbone
q: demo cracy bringing out the
point that everything that man
makes, can he urnade there
fore our problem is one that may
be- accomplished through com
mInity enterprises
The entertainment committee
in The persons Of Alvin Wanlo
Nrt /. Perkins and Johnny
Bgvsni express their THANKS FOR
The cooperation given by the
masses or people who attended.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-11
ELKS ANNOUNCE STATE
SCHOLARSHIP CAMPAIGN

The establishment n iichi-
gan scholarship 70 he awarded
annually ard II pay $500 TO tho
vinner was announced by the
Past Exalted Rulers Council o.
tho Elks GRrOE of w. follow
ing meeting in Pontiac OH
April 2S
All lodges OF the order hay
heeu ureed to send II their ron.
irihutions 10 ;he scholarship fund
which Vss established undor an.
tbori1ation granted h. the Elks'
Grand Commissioner OF Education
CHARLES W Houston Of Washing
ton. D. c.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-11
HARMONY THEME OF UNION
WORKERS CHICAGO MEET

American Federation OF State
county and Municipal Employee
5eloeates attending the interna-
anal unions Tenth Anniversary
Convention. held in Chicago. April
osrd 10 96th. reaffirmed their TO-
IN NJ accepting membership with
~, regard 10 race, creed or color
proyided in the union consu-
uiion
IN the report OF the general
executive board which was adopt
Cd hv tho delegation, board mem
sers expressed their pleasure over
,bc fine and consistent record the
iorsls have maintained in this
matter and recommended that
such policies and procedures be
continued.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-11
LEGAL NOTICE
Ralph Osborne. Atty.
111R RrnSh

STATE or MICHIGAN IN the
Circuit Court for tho County Of
Wayne in Chancery
NORMAN G BROWN. Plaintiff.
VS. ORA VILLA BROWN. Defend
ant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-11
THr SMART SIT

" ,scd J,nt llumphies OF the
smaft sct ana ~ Tor an inter
estitc chat win his wife lila.
Mrs Humlhiie, had so rs much
to say until We spent hours lis
tcuirc Jim had caught me train
for TIE Kentucky De by.
Hank White. John Rodscrg and
Cleveland Daniels are taking adj
vantage cf eore Of the best bsso-
bali teams il Detroit Almost
every day you can soc me lads
swing down tho street win their
gloves. on their way to practice.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-11
A Good Thing

A Good Thing
1T is gratifying to know that
our International union is grow
ing and developing in harmony
with the spirit OF democracy which
was Intended when the phrase.
without regard to race. creed. or
color, was written into our laws. E"
the report states. 1T is a good
thing to see our local unions re-
cruit members only on the basis
OF the fact that they are employed
by the state and local govern
ments and come with in our gem
eral iuridiction. our Information
Al union has frowned on the idea
Of setting up subordinate locals
or chapters for color or racial
groups. and in only few eases
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-11

has II been necessary to charter
separate local unions for such
groups.
In these few cases the in,crna-
tional union has made the orr
sinal local fully awsre OF the
principle OF equality OF economic
opportunity which is written into
our constitution In all such in
stances the international union mas
continuously tried to influence our
members to give effect to the spirit
" our constitution
Discrimination Opposed
Racial or relicious discrimina.
iiQn IN any form is opposed by the
American Federation OF State
County and Municipal Employees,
The executive hoard pointed out
hat The dangerous and unchrstian
.allacy Of discrimination was re-
ocatedly brought to the attention
+ the unions 30 GOO members
Posters and literature dealing with
he subject OF discrimination were
sent 10 all locals and much publi.
city was given the same subject
through the Journal OF state and
Local Government Employees. Of
Cicial publication OF the AFSC&ME
The delegation at the convention
included a number of Negro rep
resentatives from local unions in
Philadelphia st. Louis Detroit,
and Chicago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-05-11
No. 3sS23S
ORDER or APPEARANCE

AZ session Of said Court held
az the Court House IN the City Of
Detroit. Wayne County Michigan.
on this LIST day OF April A. D.,
1916.
Present HON. SHERMAN D.
CALENDER Circuit Judge.
It satisfactorily appearing from
the Affidavit Of the Plaintiff on
file that the Defendant, ora villa
Brown IS not resident OF this
state. but resides in the District
of Columbia CITY OF Washington.
post office address therein l3i9 L
Street. y. w.
1T is BY THE COURT ORDER
Ed that the said nonresident De-
PENDANT Ora villa Brown cause
her appearance TO he entered in
this cause within three months
from the date Of this Order and
that In default thereof. the Bill Of
Complaint now on file herein be
taken as confessed by said non
resident Defendant, Ora villa
Brown:
AND 1T is FURTHER ORDER
ED that a copy Of this Order be
served upon said nonresident De-
PENDANT, in accordance with the
Statue in such case made and pro-
vided, or said Order be published
in local newspaper in accord
ance with the Statute in such case
made and provided.
SHERMAN u. CALENDER.
Circuit Judge.
/ Ga True Copy
/ CASPAR J. LlNGEMAN. Clerk
by ]. B. Stone.
Deputy Cler X b-4-6-b
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30
BLANCHARD'S STATION

Mr. and Mrs Emory Williamson
and four children. Miss Jeanette
Williamson and Lester Adams are
on a siN-wcck's motor trip to Cali
fornia
Mrs Addic Stuart OF Philadcl-
phla. recently called ON Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Marvel and family.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Mills and
family returned home Sunday from
Rehoboth after their months vaca
ton to and from the beach.
MI. and Mrs Warren Magee were
at R"hoboth. Sunday.
Mrs Lee Adams and daughter
Miss Pauline of Cambridge. spent
last week with Mr. and Mrs. 7. G.
/ ADAMS.
Mrs. Laura Prcttyman aud Mrs
Enola Meredith spent > days lasr
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Allen ncr Salisbury.
Several from here went by bu.
Ia the hot dog roast at Milford Play
ground last Wednesday evening
sponsored hy the Greenwood Club
Mrs Helen Harmon and son
Ralph Joined on Sunday with Mrs
Marian Robinson and daughter
Virginia Lee. Mrs. Blanche Adam.
and Mrs Grace dorsey to cnjo,
q picnic lunch together at Rchoboth
They all motored together and di,
Justice to lunch IN Trailer Park.
Mr.. and Mrs f. l.. Krat2 are en-
tcrtainin% guests this week
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams
spent two days last week in Phila-
dclphia
Mrs Norris Goodwin is resting
in bed this week because OF run
down condition.
Mr and Mrs Dale Mitchell are
AT home after spending the sum
mcr at Oak Orchard.
Miss Kitty Ellis of Scaford. is
spending a week with her grand
parents. Nh and Mrs. C. Dale Lingo.
Mr and Mrs Norman Hickman
spent last week at Rchoboth Beach
Nh and Mrs. Fred Johnson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Church OF Will
minGton. spent from Friday to Sun
day with Miss Anne Carey and Mrs
T.. r Carey. at Rchoboth.
Elijah Wilkcrson was injured
while at work last week and recciv-
ed several broken ribs After being
treated at the Beebe Hospital and
resting there for several days. h,
is home now. cOnvalCScing.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Baker hav,
: moved into their new home on y
dupont Boulevard.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30
ROXANA

Preaching service Sunday morn
ing at RoXana Methodist Church
Mrs Samuel Meachcm of Staten
Island. y. y. has spent the past
week with her sister, Mrs Eliza
beth Freeman at the home of her
sOn-in-law and daughter, Nh and
Mrs. Edward Jones Sunday the
above entertained to dinner. Mr.
George Grebh and son OF Staten
Island and Mr.. and Mrs Alton Lang
ton and son o! Whalcyville, Md.
Jerome Hickman. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Selby Hickman of Seaford. has
been visiting Donald and Larry
Hickman for the past two weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bennett OF
Schenectady. y Y. are spending
ten days vacation with their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Cove \. Ben
nett.
Mrs. Everett Richards Of Whining
ton. spent a part Of the week with
her son and daughtcr-n-law. MI
and Mrs. George Richards.
George Hudson OF Dover, visit
ed his two nieces. Mrs Mae Carey
and Mrs. Orma DcrriCkson thi,
week. Despite Uncle Georges adj
vanccd age. nearly % years. he
still likes 10 travel and visit re.
idtiVcs and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar steele of vii
mington. spent the Weekend Will
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira BrittinGha mat tn,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Asher Carey
ST.. All of the above visited Mr.. aut
Mrs. Birmingham and baby, John
Asher at the Peninsula Genera
Hospital at Salisbury Sunday. an,
found the baby doing fine
DR.. and Mrs Asher Carey, Ir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Liniord Hall spent tn,
weekend at Fcnwick Island.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30

Classified adds gets results.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Paynter Sharp were
Ocean City. Md. visitors on Sun
day.
The annual membership meeting
of the Southern States Milton Co
operative was held in the Milton
High School on Wednesday eve
ming with Raymond Lank. prc.i-
dent OF the board of directors. pre-
siding. Invocation by Rev. Harold
Davis: group singing was led by
Rev. Milton r. Elliott. the South
crn States annual report was Civ
Ell by the district manager. Lester
R'gler; the annual report of Sou
thern States Milton Cooperative
was made by |. e. Clements: Sam
uel Sloan of Fairmount gave a
short talk on Farm Organization
Work" and +. NJ jefferson of Mil
ton. spoke on "CoOperatiOn Among
Farmers; the Southern States mo-
vie. Your Name and Address,
Please" was shown by Mr. Rigler
FOllOwin gthe program refresh
ments were served. Sam Green S
orchestra furnished instrumental
music.
Leonard and Lawrence Powell
have taken over the paper route
in Milton recently served by Frank
Stogden. Jr. Papers are on sale at
BeCky's Restaurant.
Nh and Mrs. Edgar Bower OF
Upper Darby, Pa. spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. George Il
Atkins
MI and Mrs. Edward ArGO. Mrs
Nora Campbell accompanied by
Mrs Cora Prcttyman and Mrs Wiz
Ginia Clifton of Milford. were Phil
adclphia visitors en- Sunday.
Rev William Mcdaniel and chill
dren have returned from week 5
visit with his brother. Alton Nc
Daniel Of Patchoguc. Long Island
Owing to increased business the
new provision store of John c
Neascy on Chestnut street. is he
ing enlarged. taking the entire
front of the building for busincs;
purposes. The building is being
shingled walled. improving its ap
pearanCe.
Mrs. Frances Barnes and Mrs
John c. Neasey are confined tt
their homes with illness.
Mrs. Sarah Neasey. Mr.. and Mrs
Howard PettyiOhn. Mr.. and Mrs
William PettyjOhn and children
: and Mrs. Meta Warrington and sol
Russell of AIillsboro. visited Mr.
. and Mrs. John Neasey on Satur
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Noah +. Warren
. and family visited their cousins
: Mr.. and Mrs Clayton Cann at Cen
treville. Md. on Sunday. They als'
called on Rev. and Mrs. Joseph +
| Vaughan. a former pastor OF Gosh
en- Methodist Church.
Archie Steele and son. James. .
: Milton. and Elwood wilkins o
Georgetown, spent last Thursda
and Friday at Freehold. y. j.. at
tending the horse races.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30

Mrs. Pauline Williams. a former
Home Economics teacher here. is
spending week with Mrs. J. A
Burton.
Miss Edgerly. one of the high
school teachers. has rented from
Louie Ahlcman the property OF
Main street he purchased scs,,ral
months ago from Mrs. Ola Steele.
and Arthur Hall and family will
oCcmupy several of the rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wcstcoat ot
Baltimore and Miss Virginia West.
coat. are spending some time with
their aunt. Mrs. Jennie Jones. Mr..
W cstcoatiSempl Dyed at present as
an electrician at Townscnds Inc.
The public school opens on Sep
tcmEcr I. fOr the children. The tea
chcrs begin work on the 3rd.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30
MILLSBORO

Gilbert Powell OF the A. y. f.. son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Powell. spent
Saturday night and Sunday here
with his parents from Wcstovcr
Field. Mass. Because of good con-
duct and excellent marks in his stu
dies this leave was as reward
Next month. Gilbert expects to get
SiXtecn-day furlough.
Miss Elizabeth Quillcn of Mill
willie. is spending the week with hcr
sister. Mrs. Sallie J. Ellis.
Mrs. Virginia Nichols. who is en-
ploycd in the bank, has been on hci
vacation this week
Mrs Elsie Wharton is visiting
Mrs. Charles II. Godfrey at OAK
Orchard.
The BE Ye Faithful Auxiliary
met on Tuesday cevniEg with Mrs
Godfrey at her Oak Orchard home
Nh and Mrs. Norwood Chamber.
lain. Marjorie chamberlain and
Helen Parsons OF Frankford. wer,
guests at dinner on Sunday o
Mr., and Mrs Norman Hickman.
Nh and Mrs Edgar Timmon,
spent a part of last week in Phila
dclphia.
James WilGus of Pocomokc City
is visiting his aunt Mrs Walt"
Belts.
Dr. and Mrs w T. Atkins en-
tcrtaincd MI and Mrs Belts an,
Jimmy over Sunday.
Mrs Adelia Lingo and Mrs. Dal
Lingo were among the guests cn
trrtaincd by Mrs Elizabeth Ling
of Milton. at the Scquoia Inn las
Thursday
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Reed Of
Philadelphia, spent last week with
Miss Lolita Belts.
Reverend Harold Davis. pastor
of Goshen Church, and family. re-
turned home on Monday after
spending two weeks with relatives
i'll Middletown and Baltimore.
Miss Sarah Atkins attended the
annual W. &. T. L. services at Lau-
rel Camp on Thursday of, last
week
Edgar NJ. Welch is making i'm
provements and alterations TO his
property on Union street. The
Welchs will make their home here
during the winter months. They
are now occupying their Rchoboth
Beach property.
Fred Scott has been put in
charge OF the store in the Walls
+ building. recently purchased by
Horace Johnson from Clarence
Savage He will be assisted by
Mrs. John Wilson. who was with
Nh Savage for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Short and
daughter of Philadelphia spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson
attended the mid-year conference
of the Del-Mar-Va Retail Farm In
plement Association on August 49,
20 al the Atlantic Hotel. Ocean
City. Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lank and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paynter Sharp and
son Billie. were dinner guests on
Thursday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Sipple at RehobOth
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs Julian Gibbs OF
StOnehurst. Pa. were the guests
of her sister. Mrs Elsie Wagamon
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank StOgdcn. Jr.
are renovating the interior of their
home recently purchased from the
Mrs. Fred Johnson heirs, and will
move there as soon as completed
Mrs. Ida j. Fox of Milton and
Mrs Hatfield of Georgetown at
tended public sale of antiques at
Pennington on Saturday.
Miss Sarah Wagamon is spend
ing this week with relatives in
Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs William B. Waga.
mon entertained at dinner Oh
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. William ii
Welch of Milton. Miss Edith Viii
son of Philadelphia. and Mrs. Will
liam Davidson of Mannsvillc. Mass
They spent the evening at Reho
both Beach
The American Post. No. 20. OF
Milton. is expecting to sponsor {
carnival in Milton, beginning Sep
tcmbcr II. continuing until Sep
tcmber 2l An entertaining pro
gram is being arranged. including
big parade. Further details la
ter.
+. VI. jefferson. president of th'
MiltOn'S Lion Club. announces tina
, sufficient funds for athletic tielc
improvements at the schOO
grounds. have been received. HI
wishes to extend thanks for til,
, contributions. He also announced
, that the radio was awarded to III
| Pcnnewill of Fruitland. Md. en-
, ploycd at Bridgevillc. holder of TIL
winning number.
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30
MILTON

o. MRS Alva L. Lohand and friend
Ceolse Gilliland, both Of Jorsny
h.!' ~ j., have been speudinr
,heif vacation in the home Of WI
'idhi dmpbell. Mr.. and Mrs Evn,.
1t' +. Campbell and also Mrs Ver
da Baker. ~ . q :
On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs
oharles Reynolds and daughto,.
oa'herlne entertained the follow
,ns guests: Mr. and Mrs Fr.nl,
heynolds and children. Bud and
itichard of Philadelphia. Mr. and
MIS- Richard p. REYNOLDS and
uausntef Margaret of Lincoln. Mr..
ana Mrs. John L. Argo of Slaueh-
'er Neck Mrs. Anna Metzner and
son frankie OF Rehoboth and Nr
ana Mrs. Jacob Richards and chill
dren OF Lewes.
Niss Jane Mathis has been cbos-
en- by the State Board OF Educa-
uoh as supervisor OF the public
school ca1eteriaS in Delaware. Miss
MAINS Is resident OF Milton and
mas served as home economic tea
cher at Georgetown and AT Port
Norris. y. J.
MI and Mrs. p. Causcy Lonand
oi Philadelphia. formerly of Milton
nave been spending two weeks with
thelr niece. Mrs. William Smith Al
Oak Orchard. They visited Milton
Irlenus and relatives in Milton on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Porter. Mrs rs
tella Palmer and Mrs. Ella Petty
John have returned home after
spending three weeks at Laurel
Camp.
The family OF Lloyd Reed. whc
nave been tenting at Laurel Camp
have returned home Mr.. Reed is
under the care OF his physician
with serious heart ailment.
MIR. and Mrs. Ebert Reynolds ot
"inston-Salem. 5. C., spent the
Weekend with his parents. Mir. anC
Mrs. John Reynolds on Atlantic
street.
Mrs. Joseph NJ Lamk and Mrs
Ida J. Fox spent Thursday at Oal
Orchard. the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
e. Causey LOtland and Mrs. Lof
lands mother. Mrs Fannie Harri
man.
Mrs. Charles Lingo and son Ron
ME and daughter Susanne. have re
turned from Jacksonville. Fla. anC
expect to joint Lieutenant Charlie.
Lingo i'll France within a few
weeks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shivclhood anC
Miss Jane Mathis have returned
from Columbia University. New
York City. where they have com
plctcd six weeks course in spe
Cial studies
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Williams an,
son are spending some time viii
relatives and friends in Milton
Mrs. Williams will be remember
ed as Miss Helen Darby
MIR. and Mrs. r. Herman Dicker
son and daughter Beverly. of Nor
folk. Va, are spending some tim
with his parents. Nh and Mrs
Charles DickcrsOn
Mr. and Mrs Francis Wilkin.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dickerso
and Mr.. and Mrs r. H. Dickcrso
were recent guests OF Rev an
Mrs. Joseph BuckSon at Rchobot
Beach
Miss Dorothy Mcssick Of VII
minston spent the week end vii
her mother, Mrs. Annie Mcssick
Mrs. Jennie Cl"ndani"l OF Lin
coin was the guest this week G
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.. Clcndanicl.
Mr. and Mrs Everett Pcttyjoh
of CollingswOod. y. j.. and Mr.. an
Mrs. Paul Handy Of Holly Ga
were the guests Of Miss Myrtle Pei
tyiOhn on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyson Spencer wcr
the guests of her parents at Gun
boro on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emile Touring an
children of Chester. Pa. were til
guests of Mr. and Mrs Lester i
Clcndanel this week Their sol
Donald. was taken seriously i'll O
Saturday evening and was unde
the care of Dr. William +. DOuglH
for several days He improved an
was able to return home on Tue:
day
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30
IN EMORIhN

la rc,ereut mctuur> oI nay dear hu~-
l@'nd. lI"WHtd Ilamul"ud who passed
away August "a. l"il:
TIN E"oh of Lie Is CLOSED
Eut chapters rf thu past
StiIl liNr IN treasured thoughts
In th" urmoIi,> which la~t
t"i lu''- story still Eor- uu
\ u'v't ending t5le
ot happiness and poa,,
la the land i"Y"md th' 1cl
Sadly missed 10y h;. VII. Lillian t
tiammond II
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30
IN EMORIAM

Ia luliu. memory uf my d,HI hu..
band Howard j Eurtul. who {, pant
cd this life September =. l?i1.
To-day brings sad memories
OF the day NOu went to r'~t
l:ut you'll always l." Remembered
Hy the one who loved You hc-t
IL lonesome here without You.
.Nrd sad the weary waN.
For iii, j. not tn" same To IN"
Sine" YOU were called away.
More and more each day ! miss Nuu.
Friends may think the wound is heal
td.
Hut thcy little know TIA" SotroW
That lies within my heart cuuc"alrd
Sadly missed hy Wtc Dorothy III
Milford chronicle., 1946-08-30
NOTIt'E!

will pay no bills except those
incurred by myself.
THOMAS DAVID NORRIS
a3O-3tp Greenwood. Del.