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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-19
Power OF Suggestion
Blamed For Crime

SUPERIOR, Wis. .W.P)-How ard
Drain, 29-year-old sailor, started
a one to two-year reformatory
sentence maintaining that his rob-
berry victim handed him the idea
himself.
Drain told the court he never
would have thought of robbing
e7-year-old Frank Zelinsky un-
til Zelinsky asked if Drain was a
robber when he picked him up in
his car.
Drain said that gave him the
idea. He slugged the older man
and took wallet containing $18.
that the commission voted to
make permanent its previous
decision not to consider bids
from the Anderson firms.
Although Anderson did not ap-
pear at today's, meeting
Charles Ross, attorney for the
Carolina Road Builders associa-
ton, did appear to argue his
case. Ross, former acting
chairman and general counsel
for the highway commission,
said he did not "believe the
commission has the right to dis
qualify contractor" and that
the Highway commission is not
justified in using it's authority to
punish it's enemes or reward its
friends"
After hearing Ross. Graham
replied that the highway COM
missions relations with o h r
contractors of the state w re
extremely pleasant" and cited
the fact that record-b"eaking
S27 .250,000 worth of road work
had been placed under contract
this year.
Graham also revealed that
one of the Anderson firms had
submitted a bid on hlghWay
project in Burke county a. its
Dec. 16 letting. but that the bid
had not been opened.
The commission voted to ap'
prove low bids received on nine
of II projects at the Dec Is let
ting, but it with held the Burke
project and another in Jones
and Lenoir counties for further
study.
At Baise's recommendation
the commission voted to ado
113 So miles of road to the coun
ty road system.
The commission also set Jan
q tentatively as the date of its
next letting and Feb. 4 as the
date for its next meeting.
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MITCHELL N. SALEEBY

Funeral services for Mitchell
N. Saleeby, 1912 Woolcott ave-
nue., who died Wednesday at his
home at 1:45 o'clock after a
short illness, will be conducted
this afternoon at 3 o'clock from
the home, officiated by the Rev.
Alexander Miller, pastor of St.
Paul's Episcopal church. Inter
ment will follow in Bellevue
cemetery.
Survivors include: Mrs. Salee-
by, wife; Isabel and Lillian
Saleeby, daug h t rs, Emile
Saleeby of Chapel Hill, William
Saleeby Wilmington, and Mitch
ell Saleeby, Jr., Norfolk, Va,
sons; and George Saleeby,
Charleston, brother.
Active pallbearers were Ru-
dolph Gertz, D. L. Justice, Cecil
White, R. L. Saleeby, George
Najim, and Mike Ateyeh.
Honorary pallbearers were C..
B. Marshburn, Antonis Roondoos,
Aaron Goldberg, H. A. Akel, D.
T. Branch, J. B. Brinson, S.
Mack, Neil Joseph, A. B. Salee-
by, and Joseph Essey.
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Slightly Off The Record
Wilmington, N. c.
February 2, 1917.

Dear Peggy
Judging from the one hundred, o II more, members cen at the
tried by the Board of Directors is already beginning to work-and in a
big way. On Thursday the Governing Board decided to appoint a COM
mhtee of ladies known a S The House Committee for 1947, which will
function under the capable supervision of E.. L. White, efficient and
popular club president, and Raymond H. Holland, energetic and tire
less chairman Of the house committee, and will sponsor the three
weekly club entertainments for the next four months. The ladies who
have been selected to serve Of this committee are: Mrs. Raymond H.
Holland, Mrs. Isaac B. Granger, Jr, Mrs. P. R. Smith, Mrs. James
B. Hughes, Mrs. Royce S. McCleland, Mrs. Albert F. Perry, and Mrs.
Thomas B. Granger. At a weekly conference they will plan the menus
their out-oftown guests. Now Peg, where this particular Board of
Directors demonstrates its ability is the way in which they plan to go
GALL OUT" at this time, to give the membership everything that
anyone could possibly wish for, in the various phases of club activities.
The cleverness that theyhave shown in their wide selection of seven
splendid housekeepers, all we'll qualified in the art of entertaining,
will undoubtedly spell SUCCESS in capital letters. Dinner was served
last evening Som Z until ! oclocA in the ballroom and dining room at
fifteen we'll appointed tables, each one being arranged with spring
flowers in crystal vases and lighted tapers. Among those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac B. Granger, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B.
Browne Ruffn, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Paul Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Rinaldo
B. Page, DR.. and Mrs. Dan Wright of Greenviqe, N. C, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester w. Preston, Mr.. and Mrs. William H. King, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. C. Parks, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Marks, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M.
Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Irving corbett, Mr.. and Mrs. James B.
Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert F. Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. Royce S.
McCleland, Lieut.. Col. and Mrs Stewart L. McKenney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew H. Harriss, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond H. Holland, Mrs. Sam
Mash, Jr, DR.. and Mrs. j. Watts Farthing, Mr.. and Mrs. George F.
Carey, DR.. and Mrs. Horace K. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
|Boushee, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Jobb, MI. and Mrs. Garland F. Palmer,
Bruce Cameron, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Glib Arthur, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Frank Hacker, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Leslie Marbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
B. Orrel, Thomas r. Orren, Miss Hazel Knight, Mrs. Mary Nixon
Hardwicke, and others. The next club party will take place on
Tuesday February 4, when the ladies weekly bridge luncheon will
begin at II oc1eek with luncheon being served at 1:3o. Reservations
} CONTINUED ON Page Three, Col. u
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brilliant wedding of unusual in
Nlest and social prominence was
pemnized on Saturday, January
: al b o'clock in the evening, in
.ae calvary Baptist church in Jack
,T.i, mississippi; when Miss Ruth
laAyne Smith, daughter OF
hr, and Mrs. j. Calhoun Smith, of
sackSon, became the bride of Wal
Lincoln Sheffield, Jr., son OF
.' and Mrs. Walter L. Sheffield,
" Wilmington. The impressive
cisle fing ritual was said by DR..
n Mug o. Bowen, pastor, in the
mfsence of a large company Of
'esuVes and friends.
bridal colors of green and
IN D.,e were beautifully exemplified
u,e decorations of the church.
nqelabra holding cathedral
nntieS were arranged in tier for
Son lOA across the altar and held
nsy glowing white tapers. which
cora.0 d lovely background for the
tsNony. Masses of Woodwardia
mAs and other California green.
we're banked against the can-
Whiora and around the walls.
ly pews. niafAeo Inc iaini
N.Y. 4 prelude to the ceremony,
dr. ,s' d. Virgil Posey, organist, rem
inn1enal a program of nuptial music
CO.. l II 8, white Orchids
Strane), "Cantique d'Amour''
svY g'' Clair de Lune" Debus-
her, 10 the Evening Star Wag-
Ba ana 20 Perfect Love
henagy(' The Bridal Chorus CLo-
S.saIn) by Wagner was used as
professional, and the recession.
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Anne Buford Rose Of Richmond,
John Hill Cronly Jr., Engaged
Mr.. Cronly Is Grandson Of The
Late Mr. And Mrs. R. D.
Cronly Of Wilmington

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Buforc
Rose of Richmond, Va, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Anne Buford, to John Hill Cronly
Jr.
Miss Rose is a graduate of St
GATHERINGS school and attended
Hollins college. She was presented
to society Christmas 1916.
Mr.. Cronly is the son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. John Hill Cronly of Richmond
Va, and grandson of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Dickson Cronly q.
Wilmington. He attended the Epis-
copal High school and the Univer-
sity of Virginia and is a member Of
Beta Theta Pi fraternity. During
World War II he served with the
Field Artillery in the Pacific Area.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
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Miss Goodman,
Mr.. Eckstein
Will Wed Soon

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goodman
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Melanie, to Jerome Phil
lip Eckstein. Jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. P. Eckstein of Savannah,
Ga.
The wedding will take place
within the near future.
Miss Goodman attended Wom-
ans college OF the University Of
North Carolina at Greensboro. She
was a member of the Woman's
Army Corps and served with the
Manhattan District at Oak Ridge,
Tennessee.
Mr.. Eckstein attended Phillip
Execter academy in New Hamp-
shire and is a graduate of the
University of Virginia. He was
recently discharged from the Sea-
bees where he served in the
Pacific.
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Pictures

WEBS IN JACKSON-Top leh,
Mrs. Walter L. Sheffield, Jr.. the
former Ruth Maxyne Smith,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cal.
loud Smith of Jackson, Miss. who
was married on January Is in Cal
vary Baptist church. Mr.. Shelf
field is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter L. Sheffield of Wilmington.
is BETROTHED - Top right.
Miss Anne Buford Rose of Rich
mond, Va, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Buford Rose, whose
engagement ! announced today to
John Hill Cronly. Jr., o of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hill Cronly OF Rich
mond, Va.
ENGAGED-Center. Miss Cert
rude Elizabeth Loftin, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel E. Loftin
of this city, whose engagement
is announced by her parents to
Charles F. Camper, Jr.
WILL MARRY - Lower left,
Lucy Ann Holmes, whose engage
ment is announced to William
Henry Wendt. Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Henry Wendt Of
Greenville Sound. Miss Holmes
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
D. M. Holmes of this city.
TO WE'D IN JUNE - Lower
right, Miss Marjorie Franks,
daughter of MRs. Caroline p.
Franks aid the late John Roy
Franks, whose engagement has
been announced to Charles F.
Bell, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs,
C. j. Switzerland. 4 June wedding
Is planned.
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BL MRS. J. A. %YARBROUGH

ILL IAAtos -
Through the courtesy of the New
Bern Chamber of Commerce, an
advance program has been prepar-
ed of the state conference of the
North Carolina OAR, which will
be held in New Bern, March rs.
All conference plans r shaping
up splendidly with indications thai
there will be a large attendance
and excellent programs. The regis
.tration fee of one dollar for all
delegates, alternates and visitors
will permit all members of the
OAR. whethe or not delegates nd
alternates, to participate in the
program and entertainment Tea
lures.
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Alice Reeves,
A. M. Murphy
Are Married

WANHO :, Feb. J.. The wed.
ding of Miss Alice Hill Reeves,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Wallace Reeves OF Ivanhoe, and
Ashley Monroe Murphy, O Of
Mrs. Mamie Campbell Murphy
and the late John A. Murphy of
Atkinson. was solemnized Satur-
day afternoon at 5 O'Clock in Black
River Presbyterian church. The
Rev. Cameron D. L. Mosser, pas
tor of the church ofticiated.
Prior to the ceremony a pro-
gram OF nuptial music was rem
oered by Mrs. John Murphy. Jr.,
of Atkinson, pianist and Miss Bet
ty Kerr. soloist. The bridal chorus
from Lohengrin was used for the
professional and Mendelssohn's
Wedding March as the recession
al.
The beauty of the church was
enhanced by white flowers and
evergreens. The pulpit was banked
with cybodium fern and southern
Smilax with a ROY of candles
across the top. II The center of
the altar and on each side we're
floor baskets of white c~hrysanthe-
rums and gladioli. A backgrouns
OF palms was interspersed with
eve : branched candelabra hold
ing cathedral tapers. White satin
ribbon marked the family pews.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father. wore a street length
white wool dress with brown ac-
~cessories and a corsaee. of purple
orchids. Miss Josephine Beatty,
cousin of the bride, was maid-of-
honor. She wore a rose dress with
brown accessories and a corsa2e
OF green orchids. Jack Murphy of
Atkinson, nephew of the bride
groom. was best man. Ushers
were Edwin Reeves, brother Of the
bride. and Williams Corbett.
For daughters wedding
Mrs. Reeves wore an afternoon
dress of green silk embroidered in
old sequlns and a of pink
roses. Mrs. Murphy. mother of the
Continued on Page Two, Col. ~
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Large Attendance Anticipated For
OAR Conference In New Bern

To be sure that everyone attend
ing the conference has a room, the
Chamber of Commerce has set UP
a housing bureau. In addition to the
three hotels a number of homes
will be opened to the guests.
"There is certain to be room for
all who wish to attend the confer
ence," said Miss Carraway, state
regent. 3"They should make their
reservations early, however,"
Tuesday, March 4, 10 am. the
state executive board will meet al
the Queen Anne hote' and al II
the conference pages will meet at
the First Presbyterian chul yh. III:
CONTINUED ON Page -Four, Col. (;
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Garden Club
Meet Slated
February II
Mrs. Preston To Report on Plans
For Spring Flower Show,
Miss Fechtig To Speak

The Cape Fear Garden clut
will hold the regular meeting or
Tuesday morning, February II, al
II o'clock in St. James Great
Hall. A meeting of the executive
board will be held at 1920 O'Clock
Mrs. Lester w. Preston, chair.
man of the spring flower show to
be staged by the club in April,
will report on tentative plans and
committees for the show.
Miss Allie Morris Fechtig will
speak on judging flower arrange
ments.
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Canadian WV
Worker Will
Speak Here

A membership tea has been
planned Tor this Thursday after
noon al $3.50 O'Clock at the YWCA,
Third and Grace street. al which
time Mrs. Sherwood Eddy, formal
ly general secretary o. the YWCA
of Canada. will be guest of honor
and the speaker OF the afternoon.
The committee charmen in
charge of the affair include: Mrs.
Ramsey Weathersbee chairman;
Mrs. Fred Rose. decorations; Mrs.
W. B. Evans. telephone: and Mrs.
Peter Browne Ruffin. publicity.
All members and friends are cor
daily invited to attend.
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al was Mendelssohn's Wedding
March. Lists immortal Lie
bestraum" was played during the
reading of the service. Preceding
the entrance of the bridal party,
Miss Mary Taylor Sandefur, sang
81 Love Thee by Greig and BE
cause" by d'Hardelot. Miss Vir-
ginia Hoogenakker, played a violin
solo. cave Maria" by Schubert.
Mrs. Bonner H. Thomson, Jr..
of Fayetteville, attended the bride
as her matron-of-honor. Her brides
maids were Miss Lucy Sheffield,
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Colonial Village Mothers
To Hear Mrs. Johnson

The Colonial Village Mothers
club will meet at the home of Mrs
M. E. Bloodgood of 107 Colonial
Village on Tuesday evening at $3.50
o'clock.
Mrs. Johnson of the Service de-
partment of the Tide Water Power
company will be guest speaker and
1--WE an interesting demonstration.
All members are urged to be pres
dent.
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Miss Loftin,
Mr.. Camper To
Wed In Spring

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel E. Loftin
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Gertrude Elizabeth, to
Charles F. Camper, Jr., son OF
Charles F. Camper and the late
Mrs. Camper OF Wilmington.
The marriage will take place in
he early spring.
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Miss Ruth MaxYne Smith Becomes Bride
Of Waller L. Sheffield, Jr., In jackson

sister of the bridegroom, of Will
mington, Mrs. Ben P. Miles, Of
Danville, Va, Mrs. John w. Bout
well, of Forest, Miss; Mrs. Robert
o. Smith. sister : in : law of the
bride; Miss Margaret Lay,
and Miss Alice Owens, all of Jack
son. The senior attendants wore
identical dresses in Cherry taffeta
fashioned in a colonial man.
ner. The snug bodices were made
with off shoulder necklines
Continued on Page Two, Col. 81
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Lutheran Church
Circles Will Meet

Circles /, 8, 4, and 5 of the
Women's Missionary society of ST.
Paul's Lutheran church will hold
the monthly meeting Monday aft
ernoon, at $3.50 O'Clock in tn e
parish house. Mrs. Charles Rich
ter will conduct the devotional
program and a social hour will
.foll0W.
Circle 2 will have its meeting
Immediately after the morning
service in t h e Dreher Memorial
room Of the churc.i, today.
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Colonial Danes To Hold
Board Meeting Wednesday

The monthly meeting of the
Board Of Managers of the North
Carolina Society of the Colinal
Danes of America will be held at
the House Of the Colonial Danes
on Wednesday February 5 at $3.50
in the afternoon.
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Miss Sanders, John Kasler
Wed AT Hampstead Church

Bryant Sanders announces the
marriage of his sister, Evelyn San
GERS to John Kasler of St. Louis,
NO.. which occurred on February
! AZ 7:30 p. m. in tht Later Day
eslntS church at Hampstead.
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BY FLORENCE OLIVER
PAsae 70 Ksnnewick 7447 before Wednesday noon

mother is Mrs. L. w. Burnsworth
the former Geneva Storey.
Mrs. George Reid left Saturday
to spend q week In Seattle visit
ing her son Peyton Reid and fam
lily.
Mrs. William Shaughnessy went
to Ellensburg Monday 10 visit .
friend, Mrs. Roy Draper, for sew
eral days.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Mcdonald
and Mrs. G. w. Sherk motored to
Yakima Sunday where they
visited McDonald's niece Mrs. A.
J. Anderson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Griffith
returned Sunday after visiting
for several days at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacey Cole in Dixie,
Wash.
Miss Margaret Hawkins was q
Sunday visitor at the home Of her
sister in Toppenish.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Klontz Of
Spokane, cousins Of Mrs. Walter
Bowen were guests at the Bowen
home on Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ]. Belair,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Casey Jones re-
turned Sunday from Seattle where
they attended the basketball tour
nament. They were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Normile.
Mrs. Roy Trout from Clifford,
WASH, visited at the home of her
father J. H. Turner over Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Black and
daughter Sylvia were weekend
visitors on the coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Bennett
went to Milton the last of the
week to visit Mr.. Benefits father.
Royal Neighbors will hold their
regular meeting Friday, March 81.
The special drill team is requested
to come in formals for dress re-
hearSal.
The Highland Needle club meet
ing scheduled for March Is is
postponed to March Is at the
home of Mrs. Charles Myers.
Fourth Division of WSCS meets
4th Wednesday March 26 at $50
p. m. at the home Of Jean Camp
bell for a lizard Time" party.
There will be a fine of Csc for
those not dressed in ..hard-time"
costume.
Full Gospel meeting at the
American Legion Hall Sunday
School 10 a. m. Worship II a. m.
Evangelistic Services at 7i45 p. m.
L. L. Milom in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Potter of
Richland, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Jensen of Kenne-
wick drove to Spokane over the
weekend to attend the Gaping
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ceremony Of their daughter RA-
mona Potter, at Sacred Heart
School Of Nursing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Messenger,
Virgil Messenger and Mrs. Lorraine
Messenger) johnson, Of Spokane
visited old friends in Finley Sat-
urday returning Sunday.
John W. and Francis A. Ben.
nett came from Cheney with them
to be with their folks over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Morrison and
daughters Ellen and Hila Of
Wenatchee, Wash. visited Mr..
and Mrs. S. r. Woodruff over the
week end.
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a patient at the Pasco hospital
returned to her home Tuesday.
Mrs. Bill Tatum was the favored
guest at a shower given Friday
evening at the home Of the host
ess Mrs. Ivan Lechelt. After the
gifts were presented three tables
of pinochle were in play with
high score held by Mrs. Kenneth
Giard and low by Mrs. Douglas
Hutterball.
Mrs. Charles Ellsworth and
young son Freddie left Tuesday
evening for their home in Cleve-
land, Ohio after visiting for sew
era1 weeks with. her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Perkins and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Hegel, son
Terry, and Louis Hegel from
Stockton are house guests of the
Jacobsons on the West Highlands.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Coates now residing in Vallejo,
Calf. have learned of the death
on March 8 of their infant son
born March 2.
Pat Sonnenberg, student at
Washington university is spending
the spring vacation with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Blair are
parents of son born March IL.
The young man weighed 10 lbs. 8
OF. and has been named Richard
Ben.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. o.
Sandberg, a son on March 9 at the
Pasco hospital. He weighed lbs.
IL OF. and David Charles is his
name.
Highland Grange initiated a
class of fifteen candidates at their
meeting on March 10.
Ed Scovell underwent an ap-
pendicitic operation last Tuesday
in the Veterans hospital in Walla
Walla.
Elmer Kennt;on ACCOMPANIED
by his wife has gone to Tacoma
for treatment at the N. p. hos
pita1. He was injured last week
in the N. p. yards in Pasco when
a pole on which he was working
broke, and he fell with it, fractur-
ign several ribs. Kennison's
mother Mrs. w. r. Kennison from
Wapato came to stay with her
sons little girl Barbara while her
parents are away.
Mrs. E. L. Bingaman left Mon.
day evening flying to Boise for q
weeks visit with friends.
Frank Lincoln enroute from
Spokane visited friends in Kenne-
wick several days last week. He
left Sunday to visit his daughter
in Hood River.
Gary Bingaman, high school
student at Gonzaga was home for
the weekend with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Bingaman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Wade moved
last Tuesday to Navy Homes in
Pasco.
Mrs. May Reeder's sister Mrs.
Hannah Sitton from Washtucna
and her niece and husband Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Mathews of Pasco
were her guests Sunday.
Mrs. Winnifred Campbell spent
Thursday to Sunday in Milton
with her daughter Mrs. Kenneth
Durham and family.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. c. Osborn were O. B. Wines
and son Floyd and family from,
Hermiston.
The workers assigned for the
Red Cross Drive in the West
Highlands are: Mrs. Elmer Chris
tenson, Mrs. Bill Kleinknecht,
Mrs. Al Morgan, Mrs. Virgil Den
nett, Mrs. A. H. Jones, Mrs.
Jerome Clarke, Mrs. Wendell Rey-
more, Mrs. Hubert Soper, and
Mrs. Peter Erickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Story left
Thursday for Portland to attend
the wedding Of Mr.. Storey's niece
Phyllis Burnsworth. The brides
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+. d. LEAGUE

Z. b. LEAGUE r. .saaaa
The annual meeting Of the Ben
ton County tuberculosis League
will meet in the Benton City
Hutmen, Friday at 10 a. m. Any
one wishing transportation should
call Mrs. J. G. Pratt or Mrs.
James Dickinson.
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~ c.,,or High band and
~, a., numbers and majorettes
ee' tnsyst,red numbers at the re-
.sss fes S4;ns of Pomona when
Ent mesS # Kennewick Valley
[ntatainsET The Grange members
Ef.nee. ..te this means OF pub
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licly thanking all who particle
pated.

BRIDGE CLUB
h The Kennewick Bridge Club,
will meet with Mrs. Paul Stone
Wednesday, March Is.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-11
Milford Grange Notes

Worthy Master Robert Jester
presided at Milford Grange meet
ing on Saturday evening. Three Of
ficers were absent.
In the absence of the lecturer.
Mrs. Nettie Jester filled that office.
The opening song was In the Gar
den"
Ellen Watson. Sussex County Po-
mona lecturer, announced that the
fifth degree would be conferred on
class of candidates in Henlopen
Grange Hall by the Broad Creek
degree team on Tuesday evening.
April s.
A bus load from Milford Grange
attended Henlopen Grange on
Tuesday evening.
The lecture hour was presented
by Mrs. John LOngbotham, who in
turn presented Mr.. Sloan, assistant
Sussex county agent. who showed
pictures on cancer control and
methods of canning; also slides
taken at Harrington Fair on Gov
ernOr's Day and the auto races.
These pictures were very much ap-
preciated
The attendance continues good.
Don't forget the H. E. chairman
has the program on April 12.
The anniversary dinner on April
~. Keep these dates in mind and
plan to be at Grange.