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Evening star., 1947-07-13

GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE. near Mclean,
Va, miles from Chain Bridge, situated on
farmhouse. tree shaded. on which $4,000
has, recently been spent: large rooms,
baths n1E TeDaess DnrcS o TGnt and
tenant house, barn. chicken house, Gear
garage: settling estate. reason for, selling.
p1ss 9bbe $4,000 as Foe qwneF spe s ea onds Il R
By oWHER415 acres. 400 it. frtg. on
sG M2 Ma IDEAL mfs for fam p and a ect
ems: good spring and stream; acres clear.
balance in 1oiinch pine; rms rms; o.,h no i'm.
DAIRY FARM, Shenandoah Valley. 20 mi,
from Washington on State highway; !260
sectrcsS tWo honses abons t.
standing timber; $4,000. OWNER, Box
MoNTGoMERY MONT assi COUNTY, MD.-175 acres
with modern 9rm. house. center-hall plan,
recently modern@izsd; M @ lge s!,a y barn, tenant an
60 60 ACRES. acIn s-room house. barn and sey;
e, s5n % G soo al r. geo CASH Shfp
Nstional Bank Bldg. Manassas, va Phone
NEAR oLNEY. ga miles from District
large 1O-rm. house, 3 acres. well planted;
spring: can be made into 2, apartments;
close to stores, DuSil0e, ScnOOlS, Olney Inn
and theater: correctly priced at S21. 600
Phone Ashton 4070, or drive out between
rs to PORTER REALTY, mile east OF
HOWARD COUNTY-s1o,5oo; e-rm. house
with fireplace and bath, electricity, fruit
trees. berries, several outbuildings; on 90
setseen fhGns 3 e ashton o oeT 5e9 oT R ssyf
mile east Of. Ashton on left;
$500 DOWN. rooms, brick and frame;
acres; in Nd; 6 mi; to p; C.; price
S6,45O. MIR. BoYUM. HY; $3.50,
HOUSE. eight rooms and bath: five acres
land on Lee highway. 30 miles from
Va, or EN-. 0650. Price, $4,000.
BEAUTIFUL RAMBLING BRICK. built ir
early 1900: IL rooms, white marble flre-
places, walnut stairway to Bird floor; quaint
setting in fine old trees and gardens: 23s
acres. fronting on 2 paved roads; new
tenant house; about 80 mi. from D. C.:
electricity. barns and other buildings:
priced for quick sale, $4,000: terms.
115 acres, fronting on paved road. q
price $4,000. SOUTHERN .MARYLANI
REALTY. James l. Burroushs, waldor.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
Russia Plans
Development
0fEasi Siberia
Ap NewSieatlres

MoSeaw-rhe Rk0tSk Dis
Uiet in Eastern Siberia is slated
fer industrial development in
the near future, according TO
pravda, which summed up the
results OF n recent conference
ON the productive feTeeS Of the
district
The conference was attended
by some OF the outstanding eco.
nemiStS of the Sovet Union and
studied various problems of the
economic growth Of the area,
The hkW,sk District, is leeat.
cd along the shores Of Lake Hal,
kal fifh largCS and deepest
.-lSee inAthe Wont, 1t has aevel,
oeed rapidly since the RelShe.
Vik revolution
Daring these thirty years,
according 20 rravda. presll,e-
ton ef coal has increased ls
times salt mining 10 times,
timber output 10 times and total
Industrial production eighteen
times,
An this development has not
even scratched the surface ef
natural RESOURCES. rravaa stat,
ed,
The conference was told that
on the basis of local Goa, water,
power iron orc and salt the
whole region would be turned
into a tremendous electric pow.
er and industrial combine,
The Angara river according
10 Soviet So0rceS, is the most
economical source af electric
power in the world, largely
because of the fact that Lake
Raikal with its tremendous
water rcSerVcS guarantees year
round flow through power Mr,
hines,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24

Az the October meeting OF the
Junior weman'S club Of paseS-
voula az the Community Aetiei-
ties building on nth street. Wed.
neSaSy afternoon. the club heard
an absorbing discussion on hook.
ed rugs BY Mrs, Harrison OTIS,
an expert in this art,
The meeting was directed by
Mrs. Julius Virgins, the preSi,
dent. who conducted a short huSi.
ness session before the beginning
~ the program, AT this time il
was announced that the annual
meeting Of the Mississippi FEEDER.
alton of women'S Clubs would De
held at Meridian. November T~S
Among members who viii attend
this convention are MeSdameS c.
W, Fewel, Douglas GNney and
], wigginS and Miss pottie Dan,
iel.
The ag0ggSas was under the
leadership Of Mrs, ], n, Bailey,
Jr,. and in addition to Mrs, OTIS
address, was featured hy a talk by
Mrs, {, J, Christian Of the Health
department. who told ef the visual
ana dental clinic for yrammar
school ehlldren of the city,
n was decided II hold the Ne.
Vemeer meeting, Nov ~, instead
Of On the usual day, owing to the
proximity Of Thanksgiving Day,
An future meetings are 10 be held
az the Community Activities
building,
Guests Of the club were Mes
DANES Frank Ellis of New or,
leans, n, \ Sudd0th. Charles AT,
kiNSon and Norma lee Griffin of
rSSeAg0ala,
A refgeShment course was Serv.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
Funeral Services
For Rolond Golf
Held In Escutuwp0

Joseph Roland Goff died at his
residence in ESeasawna on Sat
urday, October rs. Mr.. Goff was
So years old, and had been in
failing health for some time,
He was a native Of Oak Grove,
Ala, bat had spent most of his
life in ESeatawpa where he was
IN business, He was a member
Of the Methodist church of which
he had been trustee for twenty
two years.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs,
Irene Geft and his mother, Mrs,
Adehne Davis, both of ESeataw-
pa. He is, also survived by three
daughters. Mrs, Ethel Mae Han
son, Mrs, Dottie Rogers, and
Miss Fave Goff. all of ESeatawpa; F;
and three sons. Alton of ESea-
tawpa, Kenneth Of Moss Point
and Aubrey of the U, s, Army,
and his nephew, c, ", Davis, who
makes his home with HIM, He is
also survived hy five sisters, Mrs,
II. NJ, Rhodes Of Moss Point, Mrs,
], Z, BYRD, Mrs, Ernest Graham,
and Mrs, Clyde Cunningham all
of EScatawpa. and Mrs, {. ], Ian
der of haSeagoula, and two broth
eeS Curtis Davis of Mobile and
Everett Davis of Houston,
Funeral services were conduct
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
ENTERTAIN GRAY LADIES

Mrs, James Gautlcr entertain
ed the Jackson County Gray Lad
ieS, Mrs, Homer Hamilton, Mrs,
Tony Seha,e and Miss Ina Thomp-
son, with n spend the day party IN
her h1me last Thursday,
Mrs Gautier Is councillor fer the
Gray Ladies', They have reeeivs
cd bars, pins and bars toe recogs
nised SerVleeS each reeeived at
VeN ranS' Hospital in htleNt,
ANY one desiring 60 take an
GRAY Lady work contact Mrs,
Gau,ler Classes win be held al
the Veterans Hospital Monday.
Tuesday and "Wednesday next
week,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

ON Tuesday evening Mr. and
Mrs, ], H. rerreSon kept open
house in honor ef Mn and Mrs,
Robert ], Rarr af Milwaukee who
arrived Monday for a visit with
them. and also to celebrate the
birthday et MIS-, harH which fell
oA Sunday
Mrs, favp is the former Hazel
TerFesen and this Is her first visit
home slaee her marriage several
mentAS ege,
There were about 30 callers
during the evening,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24

SNah. and sister ol he ggoe@e
y. I. kgon8UN,
ne tNlN Rleees Il ne kgoese,
Wlaal necS and I y naekee sN3
he eaev sister ol TIE twins. ]. n
earveG NVge a tFlsl fee thea
aeEEe Nsmmy, Nesne Rafaess
fhe tllsea kven = / nsS dle
sl<a attended and tNa seaniE
eess5as ct the hFidss \ 7 NaN
aaa tke RGoNSler
\ nzezfaM cl e-naR1Ial nsHs.e
Nss sen 'ercd ~ tae hIzh sehaai
aHeAeslIa Hnslcg tke supervision
= - keonev. alHsslaH \ sala
Nss saas bV 4 / SUzlsI an8
setes9ea oV the SiakIaz RIVE
eAazH haNs
Hha wedding Wss a hsasf4 Ref
aaHaaaaee h,l tae gaanz = hanas
- saa Nputh ine
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
MISSES RICHARDS HONOR
MISS RYAN

Misses Gloria and Dorothy
Richards entertained al a gift
shower henorlng Miss Eley Mae
RYAN hrlaeseleet ef late oeteheE
The party took the form ef an
open house at their home On Can
" street. oetaher la, and dur
mg the evening about 20 guests
called to honor Miss Ryan who
yceeWea a number of beautiful
ants,
Punch and cake we've served,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24

SION Property a the CITY Docks IN tie
CITY of fascagoOla, Miss.
Sealed bids tar the sale and Ne.
moval Of all portions OF said barracks
building approximately s0f a. wide NS
10 feet Ions a. Is and where is win
Re received nv the raScAgouls Port
Commission az tts office IA the cham.
ner 81 Commerce building IN raScaa
gouia, Mississippi until , O'Clock =,
NJ Monday, November 10, ia4e, at
which time and place they viii then
and there he publicly opened and read
aloud The bidder WIN be given a
period ot - DAYS 20 remove all pors
tons Of said barracks building from
the Port Commission Property and
leave the grounds Ia satisfactory eoas
dltlOn.
Al bids must Ne submitted In writ
ine and must be accompanied hv bid
security IN the form ~ cash. cAShtefS
eheck or cerhiicd check made PAYABLE
10 the raScaR0ula Port Commission.
IN the amount OF SSooo. such bid Sc
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

Announcement has been made
of the birth Of twin sons to MIR,
and Mrs, {, u, Bryant October
II at the jackson County hoSpi-
tai 70 whom the names of Hilton
and Milton were given,
Mr.. and Mrs, Bryant had the
sorrow ot losing one Of the ha-
hieS, Milton, at birth, Hilton Is
Still in the hospital
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
JIMMY FOSTER CIRCLE

The weekly meeting 90 the
Jimmy Foster circle Of the We,
mans Missionary society Of the
FlESt Baptist church Of naSea,
goala was held a, the home 0t
Mrs. ], W, Rrumheld ee Beach
boulevard, Monday with Il mem,
eerS present
The Scripture passage opening
the meeting Was FeSa ~ Ms
RrOmflcla and the devotional MAS
conducted by Mrs ], L, Ven rs,
del
Tae first chapter II the eook,
THAT the World May Knew Was
taught hN Ms II, Il Harrison,
me next meeting viii - with
Ms. Il. q, Gardner II her home
~ Canty street,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24

ctrtty Is ~ ~ forfelted ~ lt1oicaled
damages. not penalty, ny any bidder
whose pr0poSSl Is accepted ny the
Port Commission and VITO tails - naS
any remainder of his proposal price
within a period ot ie DAYS AFTER Of.
fieiAl noticc of the proposal accept-
ancc hN, said Port Commission, cf
It's authorized representative, TIE
proposal price must be paid IN nAll be-
forc any work on removal begins,
nidS must be ON blank prupoSal
forms, which may be ehtAinca nom TIE
Part Commission. OF is reprcSentAllee.
The Port Commission reserves the
Flxht 10 reject AnN and al bids and
% waive intortnaltueS
Ry order az the fAScAGoUtsA poNT
COMMISSION. 1t faScAso0la. Miss on
this the 18th daN ef October, A. D.
H. II, coti.E. President.
ATTEST,
EASroN KING. secretary.
Il ie.is, a. 81. ii.e
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
LENA MEMoRIA CIRCLE

A meeting Of the Lena Memor,a
circle of the Woman'S Missionary
Society OF the East Moss Point
Baptist church was held at the
home Of Mrs, l., N RriSter, Mon
day,
A Roval Service program was
led hv Mrs Albert Simmons,
At the close Of the meeting a re.
fgeShment course was served by
the hostess
Sixteen members were present,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
NOTICE TO esEnlroas

In the Chancery Court
STAfR on MlSSISSlnrl
COUNTY on lASkSNN
IN TtlE MATTER OF Tlle LAST
Will. AND TESTAMENT of A, u,
NVAnANn, nNtkASEn, No, lo,ltN
NoflCE 10 eNenlfoNS
TxsatAMeNlArN and 81 AatNtNlatrAtlNA
IL the uNaeHslNNea, N1nA, NNnAN Jane
hubbard, aS ENeeutfiN Nt the estate VI
A, "a hubbard, neCeased, were issued
~ the ChancefN Court at jackson
CNuNty. Mississippi, on the a2Ad dAN
Nt oclNheN iaav
An persNNS having claims against
said estate are hereby notified 10
have same registered, pe0hated and
allowed hetNre the ChaneerN Clegk
ef IaekSNN County, Mississippi with
In SiN months trNM this date, ur same
will be tNrVVer barred,
Witness NV hand, this the asnd day
Nf OStONer, laat,
MRS, EMMA IANE uuhnARn
kNeeutr,N,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24

Notice h hepehy given that the
Jackson County Scheel is0ard viii meet
in the etlce Nt the County Sunerin,
teAaeM ~ Education At the Court
llaUse IN NAscagoulA, MisSissinpl on
NNNdaN, November i tNlt at = T. NJ,
tar the purpose at nAazaetlAe any
business authorized hy law
JACKSON COUNTY SCllOOi. htAANn
A, h, MGtaEilRk, Chairman
n n loilNSoN, Sevretary
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
Legal Notice
NON RESIDENT NOTICE

No ielAt
ftlR SfArE on MtSSiSSlReL
IL GrOVVr &, Patterson
NlrN,lNghANL Alabama
N0u are summoned - appear Net0re
the ChaAcerN Court OF the VNNntN ~
Jackson IN said state, aA the SeeNnd
NNNdAN ~ neccMNer A. u tNaS, tN de-
tend SUIT NJ, lN,lAg IN said Court al
Mrs, nAul.lNE PATTERSON, WhelVtN
N0N afe a defendant, and WhetetA Com.
elalAant Seeks decree at dtvNeee and
perlNancnt custody 0t minor chlld as
NllN set NWl IN htl on tile,
fhls sOth daN M Netehef \, u, lNAt,
tSkAtA
fRRn TAYLOR, Clerk,
jackson County. MlaAtxstpll,
NERflS Il, RAMSAY, n, g.,
n kn.Nl n NJ
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
NOTICE

N0tice ia hereby given that pr0'
nasalS viii be eVeetVed tor the Mfn'
iSAAg A twenty i've taAl tablet arm
chairs tor the WAde Seheol oe to sat
ugtlaN, November IA, tNat At 7 q, NJ,
Al the Nttiee Nt the County Superin,
teAdeAt 0f EAucNtiOn At the Court
naNse IN faSeagaula, Mississippi
The ueht ls ieSerNed t0 eelee, any
and all N,aN
fRuSrRES OF WAnE NCilooi.
INilN NNMitESfs Chairman
CURTIS hoilftklsn. SECRETARY
AZ lN.NA. VI III ll.lA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24

ea al the Methodist church in Ms.
ea,awpa With the Rev, DANES
Williamson. pastor of the Metho.
dist church, officiating, assisted
Ay the Rev, n. NJ Campbell, pas
tor OF the Baptist church, Inter.
ment was in the Maepelah GENE.
terry,
PanhearerS were DIR, ], T. Col
lev, l., (, Gordon, Arden Gun.
nlNghana. Don Oliver, "Red" Tyms
eS and Lee Lander
Arrangements were made by
Fails Funeral Services of Moss
Point,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
Robert Guiiey Is Lovely Bride"
At WosnonIess Wedding tuesday

At a hilarious mock ceremony
staged at the nth street audito-
rum ON Tuesday, October n, Me.
redith Hardy groom, took for his
bride Robert Gullev in n WON.
anleSS Wedding sponsored by the
Young women'S Business Club,
Karl weiSenherg, local attorney,
performed the ceremony and the
bride was given IN marriage by
Tommy nawkins, father OF the
bride,
The bridal party, also, composed
of business men was as followSs
maid Of honor ], Guy krchS, mas
tron of honor sam Jordon and
best man, Rupert nurviS,
Six bridesmaids attended the
bride including ], u, Buffet Bay.
louS Stokes. Claiborne koch H.
r, Mellwain, Red Mofia,t and
Jimmy naggett
GroomSmen we've ACrSehcl
Richard, MeYmeS GaWticN Earl
Hammest. A, (, Moss, Ted Eleme
ming. Claude Martin and Alt
nantEleH
lno The two flower girls We're
Tom :, LeStherhenrN and E'l, Tys
son, while the ring was cntruSts
ed to the ring bearer Henry
GaNOeE
Only intimate friends Of the
family were guests at the ccrcmos
ny but they ereated y sensation
upon their arrival Numbered
AMONG the guests werc mother of
the bride, George Winters, mother
of the groom, Dr. Tom Stout
father Of the groom, Arthur
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24
Norics TO ninnKRs

NortcE Is hereby given that the
lNASeAgaNla lNNft Commission has
PASSED an order authorizing the sale
and removal of Frame Barracks
RuildlNg now l0oated at the s0Nth.easl
corner Ni the rAseag0ula hart CoMnlS-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-10-24

ea hV the haSteSSeS, MeSdameS z,
q. Rgeland, Thad Rrumneld and
NJ, l.. natten, Jr.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-11

ISOLATION, told the Virginia-C Carolina
old belt Warehousemen's association
today.
Register said the June Is parity
would be the final one on which
price support would be maintain
ed this season and that he could see
no reason why this figure should
vary much from the level announc-
ed March IS.
Former Governor J. Melville
Broughton of Raleigh, general coun-
sci for the Flue-Cured Tobacco
Warehousemen's association, re-
viewed the achievements OF the
warehousemen over the past sew
eral years, chief among which was
the development of the armitrary
marketing agreement, establish
ment of sterilization corporation,
which saved farmers millions OF
dollars in 1946-47 and the launching
of Tobacco Associates, Inc. which
will encourage export Of tobacco
and tobacco products.
W. N. Terry, Jr., OF Danvllle,
Va. was elected president OF the
association. He succeeds Jack L.
Neal of Danville, Va, who served
out the unexpired term of Everett
D. Matthews of Winston-Salem.
R. Posey Jones of Mount Airy
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-11
Balance Monthly
Usual Carrying Charge
SPECIAL PRICE INCLUDES
YOUR OLD TIRES AND TUBES
AS TRADE-IN

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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-11

Allstate premium quality COM
pounded motor oil = nine ad-
vantages. Gives improved mo-
tor Northumberland increased
motor life.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-11

Gay flowers TO embroider on
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Variety in needlework. Pattern
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tons.
Our improved pattern visual
with easy-to-see charts and photos,
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Send TWENTY CENTS in coins
for this pattern to Wilmington
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for three kitchen accessories and
a bib.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-11
NUCKTON AWARDED
CERTIFICATE IN
NATIONAL CONTEST

John G. Nuekton, student at
New Hanover High school. is
among the ten students in North
Carolina who received certificates
of merit in the nationwide Pepsi
Cola scholarship competition.
North Carolina winners in the
competition are Isabel Carter OF
Washington, N. c.. Eleanor
Robinson of Charlotte, who will
each receive four-year full paid
scholarships to any college or I'M
iversity of their choice.
William Edmund Lassiter, grad
uate OF New Hanover High, won
one of the scholarships in the
1856 competition and is now a
student at Harvard University.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-11
OTHER SIZES PRoPoRTIoNATELY Low!
&c.,:
T. C&ku

With Your Old Plugs
These plugs have all the fea-
lures that make for long
trouble-free service. Thermo-
seal construction and O-shaped
electrodes give you fast start
ing. quick getaway, and smooth
driving. Soueezes all the pow
er from your gasoline.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-11
TOBACCO PARITY
SEEN AS GOOD
Royster Tells Tobacconist
Current Support Bids
We'll For Season

WINSTON-SALEM, April 10. -
RH The March Is parity price Of
$40 per hundred for tobacco,
making 1895 the 80 per cent fig
ure, and therefore, the current sup
port price, BODIES we'll for the 1947-
48 market price, Fred S. Register
Of Henderson, president of the flue-
cured tobacco warehousemen's as
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-11
INDEX DOWN

NEW YORK, April 10 ~ (P =
The Dun & Broadstreet wholesale
food price index, representing
the sum total of the price per
pound of 81 foods in general use,
stood at $6.41 on April 8, com
pared with $6.45 a week earlier.
A year ago the figure was $4.19
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-11
Plans Visit

WASHINGTON, April 10 - Up
- President Truman will fly tc
Missouri Saturday for a week
end visit with his mother.
The White House, announcing
this today, said that Mr.. Truman
will fly direct1r ~ his mothers
home at Grandview.
The @-year-old mother, Mrs,
Martha E. Truman, is reported
doing nicely after fracturine
her hip in a fall several weeks
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-11
Per Capita Consumption Of Meat Since 1914

was named vice-president a d
James T. Booth of Winston-Salem
was reelected secretary-treasurer.
The association voted to support
the newly organized Tobacco AS
sociates Inc. to the extent of 81
900.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-11
Husbands! Wives!
Want new Pen and Vim?

Thousands of couples are weak, worn-out, ex-
hausted solely because body lacks iron. For
today. Contain iron you, too, may need for pep;
also vitamin b.. Be delighted-or money back
At all drug stores everywhere-in Will
mington, at Saunders'.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10
FIREMEN WILL OPEN
CARNIVAL TONIGHT
lnanslnns.l frosn nrst 60,

One stellar attraction of the car
nival this year will be the gigantic
liremen's parade. To date officials
OF the Carlisle Fire Company re-
port that approximately twenty-five
companies, fifteen bands and a
score OF auxiliaries have announc-
ed their intentions of parading IN
Milford next Tuesday evening. Oc-
tober Il. The parade will move
promptly at eight o'clock and will
pass through the business section
OF the city enroute to the carnival
grounds.
Another great attraction this
year win be the cr0wning of Miss
Popularity Milford 1947 at the car
nival grounds next Friday even
ing, October IL. at eleven o'clock.
In addition to the crowning spec
tacle the deep freeze unit will be
awarded at this time, and Miss Pop
ularity will be presented with a
handsome gold wrist watch, while
second and third place winners in
1AAC GQNlCct VIII UG RA ScCAACO Win
@ portable radio and vanity set re-
spectively. The Most Popular
Girl Contest" is being sponsored
by the Auxiliary to Blue Hen Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars. The
prizes for the girls have been do
mated by Dave Kay, amusement pro-
moter.
On Saturday evening, October IS,
the brand new Dodge automobile
will be awarded to some lucky per-
son. This will be the eliminating
feature of what promises to be one
of the most outstanding fetes ever
put on by the Carlisle Fire Com
Dany. the membership OF which has
worked long and hard to bring tc
Milford the finest in carnival en-
tertainment.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10
SAVE serve THRIFTY MEALS
AT A&P's MODEST PRICES!

You can save many penny when you shop at ASP For
you get grand values not Just few items, but on your
entire grocery needs You see APP by its method OF direct
buying and selling able TO eliminate many Of the unneees
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10

ss expenses uua 70 marketing and Fus saves money 10
share with YOU AID not Just some days-but any and
every day you choose to shop you One visit will
convince you tor qua+Y and economy. shop ct A&PI
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-10
HEALTH CLINIC SCHEDULES
FOR PRE.MARITAL
EXAMINATIONS
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riage license is sometime encoun-
tered, but not necessary If all per-
sons making application for mar
riage license are prepared to file
certificate from a physician, stating
that the examination and tests have
been made not more than so days
prior to that date, and that in the
opinion of the physician, the person
either is not infected with syphilis,
or If so infected, Is not in stage Of
this disease which is or may become
communicable to the marital part
ner.
All physicians in the state have
been sent the certificates for pre-
marital examination, and according
to Mr.. r. D. Herdman, director OF
the State Board of Health labora-
tories, additional forms may be OBJ
tanned from this Office or from other
laboratories authorized to make the
tests. They are the Delaware,
Memorial, st. Francis and Whining
ton General Hospitals, all located in
Wilmington, Delaware. Other lab
oratories from outside the state
have been approved and informa-
ton concerning them may be OBJ
tanned from Mr.. Herdman at the
State Board of Health laboratories
in Dover.