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Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18
Milford Memorial
Hospital News

The management of the Milford
Memorial Hospital has attempted
to develop in all the employees an
attitude of thoughtful cOnsidera-
tion and friendly interest for those
who come to our doors. This at
titude has apparently permeated
through the institution and is felt
not only by the patients but by
relatives and friends as well.
Frequently grateful patients and
relatives drop a note to the hos
pital to tell us how much it has
meant to them to receive good
care. Typical of such messages is
the following quotation from one
such recently received:
please extend my most sincere
appreciation to all those who con-
tributed in any way to the care
and comfort of Uncle John during
his long stay in your hospital. You
were all so wonderful and such a
help to me in answering my tele-
phone calls concerning him when
was unable to make the trip
over to see him"
The patient mentioned was in
the hospital a full year to the day
Service of this type means that
the hospital is occupying it's right
full place in the community. Sup
port your hospital by contributing
to it.
Births for the week are as fol-
lows:
Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Harry J
Clark, Frederick, July s.
Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L. Ma
rine, Seaford, July 8.
Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Friedel
Bridgeville, July 8.
Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Earl c. Wells
Selbyville, July 8.
Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Robert J
Masten, Blades, July 10.
Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B
Harrington, Milford, July 10.
Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rug
giero, Greenwood. July IL.
Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Randall E
Donovan. Milford, July IL.
Girl-Mr and Mrs. Allan KlapI
Harrington, July 13.
Girl-Mr and Mrs. Herber
Meade, Laurel, July 13.
Boy-Mr and Mrs. Willard Nc
Cabe, Millsboro, July IA.
, Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Jacob A
Hopkins, Milford. July IA.
Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sip
pie, FELTON,, July Is.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18
THE HOLLYMOUNT HOME
DEMONSTRATION CLUB

The Hollymount Home Demon
stration Club met on Wednesday,
July 8, at the beautiful new home
of Mrs. Samuel Sloan on the Sloan
estate below Angola. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Rufus Roach, was in the
chair, and the attendance was 45
members.
The Short Course at the Univer-
sity of Delaware was fully report
ed by one of the delegates, Mrs
Virginia Veasey.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

lay off additional personnel. How
ever, the number to be affected by
this reduction in the staff has not
yet been determined.
Officials said closing of the Mil
ford branch will not seriously i'm
pair the agency's service to en-
ployers or workers using the fa-
cilities of the employment service.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

The Shawnee Home DemOnstra-
tion Club will have a rummage sale
in the Marshall building next to
Nutter's Paper Store on Saturday,
July 26. All club members are re-
quested to send their donations in
early.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18
A. f. HTrMFS Is ELECTED
HEAD OF BOARD HERE
CONTINUED from FIRST page)

and roofing work have
been approved by the State Board
of Education. This work is to be
done in all three schools of the
system. The delayed repairs bill
passed by the recent Legislature
will provide for this work.
A portable building, purchased
from the government, has been
delivered to the elementary build
ing. 1t is planned to erect this
building adjacent to the elemen-
tary school so that it may serve
to house the new section Of the
fifth grade.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18
Harrington To Name
Man For Legion Head
continued from irst page1

Red Cross, Cancer Control and the
Youth Canteen operation. Com
mander Galloway is a World War
II veteran, having served as a par
atrooper in the North Africa and
Italy campaigns and is a weareE
of the Purple Heart. being wound
ed in Italy. The delegation repre-
senting the post at the department
convention consists of Earl Syl-
vester. l.. Gooden Galloway, Paul
Galloway, William F. Smith and
Sidney Burtman.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

Miss Helen Pierce entertain
ed at the Primrose cottage on
Tuesday afternoon, honOring
Mrs. William Kuntz, wl.O is
spending the summer here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fleming Hart, at their home on
Lakeview Avenue. Mr.. KuntZ
is an agriculture major at the
University of Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

The Church Aid of Wildwood will
meet Friday evening, July Is, in
the MillwOod Hall. The commit
tees are composed of Mrs. jean
nette Warner, Mrs. Hattie Ben
nett and Mrs. Bertha Cubbage.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18
German Ford Bus

COLOGNE, Germany - up -
The Ford factory here is working
on a prototype 30 passenger bus
British military government az.
nounced.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

Luncheon guests of Mrs.
Harry L. Grier and Mrs. Milton
Dill at the Dill cottage in Re-
hOboth on Wednesday were
Mrs. Robert P. Davis, Mrs.
Harry H. Brakeley, Mrs. F.
Burgette Short and Mrs. Grier
r. Baynum, of MaplewOOd,
n. ].
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

Miss Laura Calhoun of lincoln
'motOred to Newark on Sunday
where she will remain for three
weeks as a student at Summer
School
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Williams
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Irene, to Mr.. Everett
Tanner, which took place in the
Alabama Avenue Methodist
parsonage in Washington, D. c.
on July 6. The young couple
spent their honeymoon in Gull
pepper, Va, and in and near
Milford. They will reside at
1900 Franklin Street, N. b.,
Washington,
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

Joshua M. Case of Lincoln, and
Miss Cora M. Williams of Milford
were quietly married at the Bap-
list parsonage on Thursday. July
18th, 1917, by the Rev. T. c. Davis.
They will reside at Lincoln.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

Mrs. Birda Burdick enter
tanned the members of her
bridge club on Tuesday evening
and, as an added happening of
the pleasant evening, the ladies
Joined in the happy birthday of
Mrs. f. Roscoe Galloway.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

Leslie +. Werner's many
friends here will be very happy
to know that he is much inn
proved in health. Leslie has
been in Delaware Hospital for
the past two weeks with the
only case of typhoid fever in
the state, but, with good at
tentiOn and his wish to be well
again, it will only be a short
time before he will be returned
to his home. All good wishes
from Milford friends are his.
He is the son of Reverend and
Mrs. L. E. Werner, who had a
recent pastOrate here.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

Visiting Milford this week
was Rev. Ralph Walker, of
Portland, Oregon. Rev. Walker.
pastor of the First Baptist
Church of that city, is a former
Milford boy who lived with his
parents on the old Smeallie
farm. now occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs ]. Coleman Saltar. He
would enjoy hearing from any
or all interested friends.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18
Bus to Morocco

BERN Up Semi-monthly bus
service has been established be-
tween Switzerland and Morocco, via
France and Spain.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

In 1910, less than Is percent of
rubber consumed in the United
States was produced from domes-
tic sources.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18
HOSTESSES FOR HOSPITAL

Sunday, July 2O-Miss Sarah
Barcus.
Monday, July 21-Mrs. J. H.
Gordon.
Tuesday, July 22-Mrs. Alfred
Baxter.
Wednesday, July 23-Mrs. r. II.
JamisOn.
Thursday. July 24-Mrs. John
Weary.
Friday, July 25-Mrs. David
Greene.
Saturday, July 26-Mrs. Sadie
Wright.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

A wedding of interest to this
vicinity took place in the
Foundry Methodist Church.
Washington, d. c.. on Thurs
day, July 3, when Miss Mary
Blanche Collins, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Collins, of
Robbinsville, N. c.. became the
bride of Mr.. William Alexander
Roach, Jr., of Washington, ID.
c., grandson of Mrs. William
Roach, of Southeast Front
Street. The double-ring cere-
mony was used by the pastor of
that church. Tht bride wore a
white suit and hat. with acces-
sories of navy blue. Her cor
sage was of orchids. Her only
attendant was Miss Novene
Kirby, of Ashville, N. c., who
Z wore a blue suit, with white
accessories and roses for her
corsage. Mr.. Walter Ridge
way, of Washington, served as
best man. Mr.. Roach spent
three and a half years in the
Air Corps of the Marines. He
spent many of the summers
here. prior to that, with his
family, his father being Will
liam A. Roach, and his mother,
the former Miss Sarah COul-
bourn, of Harrington. T h e
young couple are spending a
honeymoon in the PocOnos, and
will reside in Washington.
where Mrs. Roach is employed
at the Veterans Bureau. Mr..
Roach will enter the COrcOran
School of Art in September.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

Miss Clara Brown, of Milford,
after spending several weeks at
Seaford returned home Sunday, ac-
companied by her cousin, Miss Mel
lie Williams, who will spend sew
eral weeks with her.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

CO-hostesses on Saturday af-
ternOOn, Mrs. Edgar Isaacs and
Mrs. Larry Isaacs gave a stOrk
shower to their sisterin-law,
Mrs. Pennewill Isaacs, at the
Isaacs home on Seaberry Ave-
nue., at one-thirty. Bridge fol-
lowed dessert and the opening
of gifts. Present We're Mrs. j.
r. Buell., Mrs. Caroline Steele
and Mrs. Robert Gray, of Selby-
vile; Mrs. Warren Mumford, of
Bishopville, Md; Mrs. john AL
len, of Groton, Mass; Miss Ann
Hugg, Miss Mildred Hammond,
Miss Sarah Barcus. Mrs. Carson
Ward, Mrs. Robert Baechler,
Mrs. William Martin, Mrs. Ed
gar Isaacs, Sr., Mrs. l.. Hayes
Dickerson and Miss Anne
Townsend.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

William I. Stewart returned from
Wilmington last Tuesday morning
after having spent the weekend
with relatives there. He was ac-
companied by his wife and daugn-
ter who have been visiting there for
several weeks, and also by Miss
Eva j. Harlan of Tampa, Florida.
and Miss Hannah Andrews of Phila-
delphia, former classmates of Mrs.
Stewart, who will visit with her
here for some time.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18
THIRTY YEARS AGO
TAKEN FROM THE 1917 FILES OI
THE MILFORD CHRONICLk

Miss Laura Salevan has gone to-
RehOboth where she will spend Il
week as the guest of Miss Margaret
Grier.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18


the children of Milford and
vicinity, there comes a regret
that it could not be used again
for the purpose for which it
was so expensively built. True,
we are told that the water is
not safe for bathing, and
children have been warned
against it's use, but much of
the equipment, enjoyed in for
mer years, is still there and
could afford hours of pleasure
for the younger boys and
girls. There is a place for
every penny, perhaps, that the
City Fathers have. but there is
j not a worthier place than that
provided in making the child
hood of the Juveniles a long
glad day.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

5 one rides along
the highway to Re-
hoboth and sees the
once happy P a y
ground, allotted to
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

Mrs. Wilbert DickersOn and
grandson, James Marine, who have
been visiting in Wilmington and
Hatboro, Pa, have returned home.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

At meeting of the State ArmOry
Commission held last week the
contract for the new Armory at
New Castle was awarded to James
Hirons, of Dover, his bid being $1S,-
600. Plans were also submitted for
remodelling the Armory at Milford
at a cost,o 1000.
Those who attended the meeting
were Governor Townsend. Adjutant
General Wickersham. Col. Theo-
dore Townsend. State Treasurer.
William ]. Swain and General T. c.
dupont.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

Milford is close enough for
many to enjoy the summer
theater at RehObOth, where the
Del-York Players are present
ing their second season of
summer stock. Each week on
Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday evenings at $3.50 they
produce a well-knOwn play,
changing weekly. Tonight the
play is "a Family Affair"
Next week on the above eve
nings the play will he Shining
Hour"
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

Miss Alice Morgan, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
NJ. Morgan of Pennington and Nor
man Sullivan. son of DR.. and Mrs.
Sullivan of Pennington, were quiet
ly married at the NJ. E. Parsonage
at Greenwood by Rev. Taylor on
Saturday, July 7th at O'Clock.
Milford chronicle., 1947-07-18

Mrs. William Burke. who is
spending the summer at RehO-
both with her family. enter
tanned the members of her
Tuesday night Bridge Club on
Wednesday at her cottage. The
members arrived for luncheon
and spent the afternoon.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-11

The first cattle introduced into
America we're brought from he
West Indies by Columbus in l4e3.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-11

Louise Rutherford

Louise Hutherford
Mr.. and Mrs. Clemon Scott and
children of Saginaw, Michigan are
house guests Of his cousin, Tom
Ridgle and family :. Norma June
Prater of Kansas, is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Lula Boss -.
Ruby Jean Cooper of Little Rock
Is hear at the bedside OF her ia.
Their, Jim Cooper .... Masonic
Unis Lodge No. 1870 had its turn
out jointly with the Eastern Star
sisters June goth. Rev. s. II.
Banks, pastor OF Mt. Tabor Bapt.
Church preached the sermon. Mrs
l.. u. Jones sang, The Lord viii
Make a Way Somehow :. Rev.
j. +. Vaughn, Mrs. Pearl Baxter
and Waymon Wilfoom attended
the Electoral College at Cros-
sett. last week. Mrs. Baxter was
elected delegate to the General
Conference to be held In Los An
geles, California -. Mrs. Hazel
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-11
MILITARY HEIGHTS 1--WE
Katie Guess

Ndtie Nuebe
Essie T. Is singing I'll be SO
glad when my man comes home
:. Garland p. Is playing Gladys
S. cheap =. NJ. Jean says II
Lonnie B. keeps up what he's do
ing he's going to let the sun
,atch him crying =, l wonder
who took MARCEL s. home from
the social Friday night :. Ze-
nobia w. Is on with a cat from
over the pond =. Ruth II. and
Lonnie G. are back on good
terms again -. Len Junior says
that There's change In the
weather and a change in the sea,
and before you know 1t Almedo
e. there'H be change in me" -,
Ora l.. is planning to take a trip
to big city. She is wondering
what to do with r. w -. Oh
Look! Willie Lawson Is back in
town. Who's going to try and get
that steak? -. A certain guy
has bug to put in Earline F's
ear -. Jessie S. looks very sad
since j. P. left town. Let's cheer
her up.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-11
DARDANELLE
Pauline Burns


Mrs. Helen Waits OF Kansas
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Ben Perry -. Talmadge
Perry returned home after brief
visit with his parents and other
relatives -. Mrs. Emma Brad.
ford of San Francisco, California
is visiting her parents Rev. and
Mrs. E. Fl. Hughes. She Is accom-.
panied by her daughter, Earnes-
teen -. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Perry of Liberty, Missouri are
visiting relatives here -. NIL
dred Dickey is home from Okla.
homa for a brief visit -. Mrs.
Annie Bell Gilkey and her son
have moved into their new hofe
which her son, Ellis, constructed
during his idle hours from work
-. Mrs. Lucille Arnett was mar
ried recently to clyde Johnson
80. st. John Choir went to the
Singing Union in Havana. They
were accompanied by Rev. Hu.
ghes and others and all report an
enjoyable time. Rev. Hall OF Fort
Smith preached wonderful SER
mon.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-11
JlVlNG THE 1--WE
Charlie Williams

Earl Lee j. tell us what hap
pened to you Saturday night -.
1t is a fine thing that We finally
got rid of the Locust Street bridge
lovers -. c. p. is deeply in love
with a cat from across the pond
Ernest Il. Is trying to make
a hit with Clara G. Lots of luck
pal ,. Earsle G. has made his
return home because he heard the
song 81 Want My Loving" .....
ID. J. d. Is trying to carry the
torch for q certain chick from n
cross the pond ..... WANTED:
Glrlfriends for Edward d. and
Dan Woods &C.. II. McDuffy, who
are you playing under Locust st.
bridge ... wonder why Ernest
p was buying a bedroom suit
from o. X. &c. WANTED: Boy.
friends for L. Collins, Eva Mae
d., Dorothy r. s. and Gladys 8.
-. +. Williams Ia worried about
George S. What about Il Arthur
J. 80. Dan w. has been visiting
a certain chick In the country
What about II Dorothy 8. ......
When Louis A. made his return
home a certain chick grabbed
him like he was a piece Of mon.
cy '.. Dan D. says he likes Tbel.
ma b, for sentimental reasons.
Better watch your step Thelma.
Ernest Il. says he could easi,v
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-11
a big pow.wow. What about, il

big pow-wow. What about, il
anybody knows :. Roy II. is
eleverest of all youngsters play
ing Ruth J. undercover =. Gus
S. is clever also but I've got my
eyes on him -. Charles Is igno-
rant about Ruth S., but she is
crazy about him -. Ollie X.
found out an easy way and took
Route &C. Hope you luck Gertie
-. Where does Roy H. 60 when
he catches the bus at night? -.
He's slick, watch him boys 80.
When Johnny c. left THE Great
Arthur D., it was quite blow.
He's still staggering 80. | saw
Gladys and Garland p. together
Friday. Anybody know what's
cooking =. Is Bernice w. in love
with Fred S. or is it make be-
lieve, She says It's real Girls
keep an eye on Melvin j. He has
possibilities -. Ed S. was here
Sunday. He and Odessa B. make
a nice couple -. Is Juanita A
In love with Rudolph P. Of !,
there bust-up -.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-11
p. o. BOX 217s, LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS

e. MY husband and l were
married 16 years and last June
he left. We have two children.
He started going steady with the
woman that lived next door to
US and still goes with her. But,
he comes out here where | am
and wants to make love to me
and he doesn't give me much help
with the children. | have a good
job and income. What must do
about my husband?
Ans;-Glve him the cold shoulder
as long as he prefers to live a.
way from home and run around
with other women. He doesn't de
serve any sympathy. Be firm and
let him know that when he gets
tired Of playing and decides to
be a man, you will talk business
with him. That is Of course, If
you do not find someone In the
meantime who can make you hap
Ply.
- 50
X. 8,-Please help me to solve
my problem. am Is years old
and very much in love woth a
married man of "a. His wife Is
very dear friend of mine. I've
called it quits twice but | can't
seem to stick TO that. want To
leave him alone but I love him
too much. What must | do?
Ans:-6e a lady and refuse the
the attentions of this married
man. You are not in love with
HIM you are only fIattered by
his apparent interest. He doesn't
love you he Is living with the
woman he loves. Now if you feel
that you are too weak to resist
temptation, do not see either Of
them anymore. It would be better
this way than to betray the con
fldence Of your friend. Why dom,
you mingle with the single Sc,
your own age? You would have
much more fun.
- 80
G. CT was divorced some time
ago but didn't change title on the
property We purchased together
Now ! want my ex-mate to con
sent TO give IL over to me since
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-11
NORTH LITTLE ROCK 1--WE
Robert Williams

Annie W. is giving all her time
to T. Jones. What about this, Cleo
S. -. Ruby C. receives letters
from L. st. Louis. wonder If
they are from Junior -. Oracle
H.. tell us about your stroll with
Roy w. =. Sample Lee T., who
is your main stem. Emma p. or
Naomi S. -. | think Steve A.
and frankie l.. would make a
lovely couple -. Ernest B. and
Hazel c. are going steady now
| wonder If there will soon be
wedding bells -, Roosevelt s.
says Elouise Fl. is his heart beat,
but she doesn't think so =. viii
lie c. says he likes Jewell w.
simply because =. Charlie W.
was seen coming out OF Stiffs
Jewelry Store with an engage
ment" ring. wonder who it was
for. Emma l.. or Emma p. :. 9th
Street seems lonesome without T.
J. w. 80. Joe Ellis, the walking
dead" Is back. I'm sure Rose B
will be over soon -. II seems as
II Leon T. has lost his touch
with Bernie A. -. j. Ashmore
who are you going to play, Ar.
thar d., Marion r. or Lawrence
c. -. Frederick s. says he will
be lonesome when Helen J. goes
to California -. Will d. goes a.
cross the river often. Is he trying
to put his play in with Mable C.
&C.. George Jr. and V. Jones are
going steady now 80. Now that
Earsie c. has returned, wonder
what Oracle II. will do about Roy
w. and Elias M. 49,. I heard a
certain cat say Freddie Sue was
line enough to do; better watch
her Chester J.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-11
FAIRvIEW
Earlean Eason

earlean Eason
A baby contest was held al
Center Point last Sunday. Rev.
Butler of Arkadelphia preached
a wonderful sermon -. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dock Eason had as their
guest DR.. W. M. Eason last Mon.
day night go. Miss Betty Jean
Murdoch left for Nashville last
week ''.- Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Johnson are on the sick list go.
Miss Mildred Murdoch was the
guest of her grandmother Mrs.
Mary Lee Harrison last Saturday
-. GoSSIP-The good times
are still rolling around Fairview.
Everybody chopped cotton getting
ready to go to Dalark July 4. II
another holiday comes up soon
therell be no cotton to chop any
where around Fairview go. Mr..
Minnie Mae Butler, the lady bar
Der who has quite q lot Of Gus.
toners. would enjoy. her job very
much II the four Luster boys
would get their haircuts every
two weeks instead Of every three
months 80. Miss Il. L. Craig Is
bringing up old love again with
Espen Butler.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-11

fall for Mamie NJ. Robert W,
says he would like to make a hit
with Elouise II. =. Oracle H..
who do you want. Elias NJ, Roy
W., Earsie G. or John s. =. EN-
ma p. is giving all Of her time to
Charlie W. 80. Leon 7. visits
Ruby G. often since l.. c. Mccoy
went to East st. Louis -, Rufus
F. is worrying about a chick from
across the pond.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-11
NORTH LITTLE
ROCK NEWS
Henry Porch
CHURCH NEWS:

ChOHCh News.
King Solomon Baptist Church,
The Senior Glass OF King Sol
ONION will render their regular
musical program ON Sunday night
with the help of visiting quartets
of the city. at s p. m. Mrs. Lettie
Wright is sponsor and Rev. c. l..
Criner, pastor =. Pilgrim Pro"
gress Baptist Church: Rev. B. j.
Whitfield will have services day
and night. His revival is going
on and will be for quite while.
Sunday School $50 and BIT
U $50. NJ. w. Taylor sponsor
and Rev. B. ], Whitfield, pastor.
..Mccabe AME Chapel: Regular
services day and night. S. S. $50
and BTU $50. Rev. ID. ID. Haw.
kins, pastor ....... First Baptist
9th and Pine: Senior Glass pro-
gram at p. m. Rev. G. w. Sang
ster. pastor :. Mt. Pleasant Bapt
Church: Regular services day
and night. Sunday School and B.
TU. Rev. J. b. Barnes, pastor -.
Samaritan Hill Baptist Church:
Rev. j. 7. Burnett will conduct
services day and night. S, S. $3.50
and BTU $50. Rev. J. T. Burnett
pastor -. The Mission Band of
King Solomon Baptist Church will
meet Tuesday at $50 p. m. Mrs.
E. A. Adams is president and Mrs
]. A. Doran, secretary ...... The
Bynum Brothers will sing Sun
| day at Sheriff. at 2 p. m. Charles
Bynum. sponsor and Rev. J. l.
Nichols. pastor .. To contact tn
Smiling Five Gospel Singers, Sc {
Elmo Myles, manager and direc
tor of the group which we heal
every Sunday morning on station
KGHI at 9:45 .. c. A. Wilkins Of
1919 Cypress is now visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Joeann Fisher OF
Long Beach, California -. Lewis
Anderson has made his return tc
MIR after taking his summer va
cation in Kansas City, Mo. He en-
joyed his stay but he said that
there's no place like home. Every
one was proud TO see that he
made it ack safely -. The
STATE PRESS is on sale at the
office of Henry Porch, 1906 Mag
nolia. Please report your news be
fore Monday. Advertisements O.
any kind or size are received
See your local salesman arount
MIR for the PRESS.
Arkansas State press., 1947-07-11
MT. moRlAH

W.. MONtAH
Cleveland Newburn
Mrs. Sadie Thompson 10 In Nal
vern after visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Cato Jones. Il. Mrs.
Oliver Baker and friends were
guests in the homo Of Mrs. r. r.
House Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gable Wilson entertained guests
from Little Rock Thursday =. =.
The Spring Hill Gospel Singers
sang at Pleasant Hill AME
Church Saturday night. 1--WE:
Lucy and Peanut are on the ball
Could II be true that Paul II. has
Tilted o. II. for Lucy w.. odes
50 II. ia In love with a Chrysler
70. Beard and A. J. Smith are
chasing Tidwell... W. ID. g. IL
very popular in Bobo... Osey J..
has the marrying fever. ;, Gay u
Is going down slowly every day.
Road the STATE PRESS.