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Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09
SATURDAY. MAY 81, 1947

The Personal Property will he offer
ed for sale at ONE O'CLOCK and the
Real Estate will he sold at TWO
O'CLOCK, ID. :. r.. the same day.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
One solid mahogany DreXcl nine
piece dining room suite with extra
leaves tSeats 10 and table pad; one
rug tamost new q 10. with pad;
one rug l0' y 13'. one rug ~ g..
one rug y y 4. three throw rugs todd
Sizes. ore bridge lamp. one maple
reading lamp. one three-way floor
lamp. two Alladin table lamps, five
piec" maple breakfast set. one G. T..
refriaC rator G.2 Gu. ftD. Eureka clec-
trio vacuum cleaner. Maytag washer
with tubs. one Is" lawn mower. two
giris bicycles. one Singer sewing ma
chine. one ironing board, one two door
metal closet, upright Ludwig piano, "N-
celcnt condition: two small bookcases,
mahogany cocktail table. one kroler
Duncan phyfe satin davenport. mahoe
any magazine rack, smoking stand.
two tape Stry living room chairs. one
mahogany desk. one mahogany end
table. marble top bureau and wash
stand. dressing table and stool. one
single maple bed with springs. COM
pletc: one maple dressing table and
stool, one Hollywood bed (complctc)
clothes hamper, two occasional chairs
one odd davenport, pressure cooker
OarGc), cans and scalcr. garden hos'
and tools. lot of dishes. glass jars ant
cooking utensils.
REAL ESTATE
ON" lot located on Clarke avrnlt,
60 2I5' with 20 alley along side
One house and lot located ON Clarke
avenue. six large rooms. bath. cellar
breakfast nook. reception hall. sever
closets. hardwood floors and ccntra
heating system.
TERMS OF SALE
Personal Property: Cash day Of sale
Real I%St"tc: 20& on day OF sale. bal
ancc to he paid ON delivery of deed o
deeds If purchaser fails to cOmpl
with terms of sale. balance paid o.
day of sale will hc forfeited. lurchas $
cr will hc required to pay the cost q
deed or deeds. including Rcvcnu
Stamps.
JAMES J. DEPUTY
MAItGARET \. DEPUTY
Owners
lnnIt diatc possession.
. pickrrsoH brothers. .AuctiOnccrs.
ln9-;
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1947

AT ONE O'CLOCK l.. Nj.
Rain or Shine
at her late residence i'm Millville,
Delaware. the following
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Coal burning heater stove. Quality
Gas Range (br3nd new. electric re-
frigerator. corner cupboard. drop-leaf
table. New Perfection oil heater. elec-
trio washer. glassware. tables. chairs
cooking utensils. davenport. Il h. y.
electric motor. in good condition.
Other items too numerous to mention.
REAL ESTATE
The following Real Estate will be
offered for sale at 5 p. IN. on the
same. day:
\ siX-room house and bath. suit
able for two apartments. with plumb
ing and electricity. garage and other
outbuildnGs, ~ acres of land. more
or less.
TERMS Or SALE
Personal Property: Cash day of sale.
Real Estate: 1870 cash on day of
sale. Balance payable upon delivery
of deed.
WILLIAM Il. POWELL
MABEL r. EVANS
Executors of the Estate of
Lida NJ. Powell. Deceased.
Auctoncers: Carey and Savage.
a25-3t
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
and
Personal Property

Due to my health. | will offer at
Public Auction at my farm, known as
former Howard Hudson farm, located
on the road between f'rcdcrica and
Magnolia. in back of Barratt's Chapel,
one and one-half miles from Eredcr-
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09
Administrators Sale
of valuable
Personal Property

The Undersigned Administrator c..
Il. A. of Martha l.. Gill. deceased. will
sell by way Of Public Auction. at her
late residence on Clark Street. Har-
ringten, Delaware. ON
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
--and--
Personal Property

The undersigned will sell 10y way of
public auction at their residence ON
Clarke Avenue, Milford, Delaware. ON
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09
SHERIFF'S SALE!

By virtue Of writ of Ncnd Exp
TO Sell Lands. To me directed. will be
exposed to public sale. on
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Prettyman's Grocery
Smith 4 Hurley
Walls Market
Milford Market
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Quality Market
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HARRINGTON, DEL.
| Raughley's Market
Shorts Grocery
GREENWOOD, DEL.
Hanks Market
BRIDGEyILLE, DEL.
Scott's Grocery
GEORGETOWN, DEL.
Hndson's Grocery
Sheldon Dennis
Markers Grocery
MILTON, DEL.
johnson Market
REHO8OTH, DEL.
! Lingo Bros.
Kitchens Market
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| PcnuerS Grocery
| trays Grocery
LEWES. DEL.
George Paynter
Richards Il Ramsey
FRANkFORD, DEL.
Goodwin Il Tingle
MILLSBORO, DEL,
sanitary Market
CAMDEN, DEL.
Sanitary Market
WYOMING, DEL.
Markers Market
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Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09
SHERlFF'S SALE!
THURSDAY, MAY %, 1947

by virtue of a writ of Levari Facias s.
TO me directed, will he exposed to pub
lie sale, on
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09
PUBLIC SALE
Household Goods
REAL ESTATE
Ida Nj. Powell, Deceased

The undersigned Executors of the
estate of Lida NJ. Powell. deceased.
will offer at Public Sale. ON
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09
SHERIFF'S SALE!

By virtue of a writ of Lcvari FaciaS.
to me directed. will he exposed to
public sale. on
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1947

At TWO O'CLOCK Z. Nj.
ID. 5. r.
Rain or Shine
The following Real Estate located
in Northwest Fork Hundred. Sussex
County. Delaware, three miles west
of Greenwood. on concrete road to
Denton. Maryland:
Three parcels of land to he sold
separately or in entirety:
CD Eight (S) room house. barn.
outbuldings. and thirty-two t32)
Acres of Land.
House and Barn in Good Condition,
Electric available.
CD Twenty-four CD Acres of land
adjoining.
CD Onc-half Ga) interest in twen-
ty-Sevcn CD Acres of Woodland.
TERMS:
20% on Day of Salc-Balancc 50
Days.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
MARGARET Il. EDGELL
EMMA WROTEN
MARGARET ELY
LOUIS EDGlIl.L
AuctioIC,r: John Dickerson. m2-2tp
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FARM FOR SALE
THE HORACE {. EDGELL
PROPERTY

The heirs will offer at Public .Auc
tiOn in fl ont of Greenwood Trust Com
pany. Greenwood, Delaware. on
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09

The undersigned owner will sell by
way of Public Auction. about 1l2 miles
north of Georgetown on Milford
Georgetown Highway. on
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09

The Personal Property will he offer
ed for sale at ONE O'CLOCK and the
Real Estate will he sold at TWO
O'CLOCK, ID. :. r.. the same day.
PERSON Al. PROpE,RTN
Milford chronicle., 1947-05-09

InlIIt diatr puSScSSlOn.
pickCrsoI BrothcrS. AuctiOnccrs
nl9 :,
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! AIbcrt Phillips. .\uctiOncer.
! W. Howard Thompson, Attorney.
ms It
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-21
Sunshine Class Notes

The Sunshine" Glass of Calvary
Methodist Church met i'll the social
hall of the church on it's regular
meeting night (the second Friday
night of the month"; After a short
business meeting, the list of, new
officers for the class. as presented
! by the nominating committee. We're
read by the teacher of the class.
There being no objections or new
nominations. the officers for the
ensuing year were declared elected
as follows: President. Mrs. Emma
Bennett; vice-president, Mrs. Ser
ena Hayes; secretary. Mrs. Nora
Donovan: assistant secretary, Mrs
Sadie Favinger: treasurer, Mrs
Elva Wyatt; flower committee
Mrs Jennie Cleaver and Mrs. Mabe
Dyer Visiting sick committee {:
for each locality) % Mrs. Eliza
beth Ward and Mrs. Helen Wright
(2) Mrs. Marie Worthington an(
Mrs. Ida Watkins; (3) Mrs. Eliza
beth Knots and Miss Ruth Davis
(4) Mrs. Lulu Haughey and Mrs
Dorothy Wilson. Pianist. Mrs Mar!
Bruning; publicity chairman, Mrs
Lille Hall.
After the business was conclude'
refreshments were served, and tn
meeting adjourned until April II
There were 25 present.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-21
PRESBYTERIAN NOTES

The WOmen's Association of the
Presbyterian Church has elected
the following officers. who will
serve for the next two years {:
President, Miss Edna Barker: vice
president, Mrs. Wilbur Bennett
current treasurer, Mrs. j. |. Bow
man; benevOlences treasurer, Mrs
]. II. Gordon; secretary. Mrs. j
Holland Prettyman. Group leaders
are Mrs. John j. TOoker. Mrs
James J. Deputy, Mrs. John ROosa
and Mrs. Wallace Burn These
officers will be installed at the
church service on Sunday morning
March %. Mrs. A. f. Humes. for.
mer president of the association
will become president of the New
Castle Presbyterial Society. Mrs
! Wilmer o. Lankford will become
secretary of Presbyterial. This is {
we'll deserved promotion.
! AT a meeting of the association
on Wednesday night. Mrs. j. H
Gordon reviewed the book India Il
the Threshold" in a very interest
ing manner. Numerous articles
from India were on display, and ;
skit, Indian WOmanhOOd." toppe,
off fine program.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-21
Personal Happenings

Miss Evelyn Short was in Anna
polls, Md, for the weekend.
Miss Ann Hugg and Miss Connie
Taylor were in Phila., two days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Sills were
were in Blacksburg. Va for the
past weekend.
Mrs. Harry l.. Grier has been
spending this week with Mi. and
Mrs. Humes Grier in Perryman,
Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Einyard OF
Legonier, Pa, were guests OF their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry VIM
yad the past weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Soren J. Peterson
returned home ON Sunday after
spending the past several weeks ON
Il trip to Florida and California.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. b. Vinyard and MI
and Mrs. Joseph Lofland left on
last Thursday for COrdele, Georgia
where they will be guests OF Mr.
! and Mrs. Oscar Moore for the next
! two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Annls OF
Providence, r. l.. were over night
guests last week of their daughter
Mrs. Thomas r. Williams and Mr
Williams. They were enroute tc
Florida where they will spend th'
next six or seven weeks.
Mrs. Lillian |. Martin. former
state budget accountant, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. F. Isaacs, ST..
of Lincoln. on acknowledgements
Highway, is patient in Bryl
Mawr Hospital. Room SOP, for ;
few weeks, under the care OF DR.
B. M. Auspach.
MIR. and Mrs. William V. Sipple
who have been in Hollywood. Flor
ida for the past two and a hal
months, returned home yesterday
Their daughter. Mrs. Garrett l.
Grier. who have been with them TO
the last few days of their visit, re
turned with them.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-21
MILFORD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
AUXILIARY NOTES

Hostesses for the coming week
are:
Sunday, March 23-Mrs. Gilbert
Murphy and Miss Dorothy Derrick
son.
Monday. March 24-Mrs. John
Fry.
Tuesday, March 25-Mrs. w. O..
Lankford, Ill
Wednesday. March 26-MIiss Eliz-
abeth Stidham.
Thursday. March 27-Mrs. W. o.
LankfOrd. ST..
Friday, March 2S-Nlrs. NJ. Has
we'll Pierce.
Saturday. March 29-Mrs. Robert
Rudolph and Mrs. AL Baxter.
Note: Mrs. Leroy Heeger and
Miss Mary Vibbert acted as hos
tesses OH Sunday, March 16. in
place of Miss Catherine Halfen
and Mrs. Halfen.
The Auxiliary received a check
for $40 from the Auxiliary of Amer
lean Legion. Post No 3. this week
to be used as needed. This gift is
deeply appreciated and the Legior
Auxiliary may be sure it will be
wisely spent
The V. +. W. Auxiliary is selling
chances on ten homemade cakes
to be auctioned off at the Charity
Ball, Easter Monday. Mrs. c. Don
nan Holzmueller. chairman o
cakes. has solicited these cake!
from ten of the best "cake-bakers'
i'll town. Each chance entities yo,
to a chance on each cake, so buy
buy-buy chances.
Mrs. DerricksOn and Mrs. Hug;
still need help with the sewing
Won't you give little time to
worthy cause?
The next meeting of the AuXil
iary will be held Tuesday. April
at ; p. m, in the new nurses hom
on Lakeview avenue. Plan to al
tend and bring a new member.
Have you bought your ticket fO
the Charity Ball? If not. do S
3. soon. This affair promises to h
one of the biggest and best dance
: Milford has ever had. Plan to al
tend.
/. Have you acted as hostess at tn
hospital? If not. call Mrs. Ray
: mond Masten. phone 26. and sll
Will give you a date. 1t only take
: one hour of your time and the wor
is very interesting. Won't yO
> helm
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-21
W. :. {. :. NEWS

Circle No. { of the W. 5. {. S.
of the Calvary Methodist Church.
leader, Mrs. Edith Niblett. met at
the home of Mrs. Serena Hayes on
Tuesday, March Is.
The co-hostess was Mrs. Blanche
Rogers, and Mrs. Reba Porter was
in charge of the devotional SER
vices. There were II members pres
ent.
We were pleased to welcome
three new members to our circle.
AS it was also Mrs. Hayes birth
day games were enjoyed by all.
Lovely refreshments were served.
The next monthly meeting will
be held at the home OF Mrs. Reba
Porter and her co-hOstesS is Mrs.
Mary Hall. Devotional services will
be in charge of Mrs. Dorothy Will
son.
We hope to have all of our mem
herS present.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-21
SHAWNEE EVENING CLUB

The Shawnee Evening Home
Demonstration Club met on March
IL at the home of Mrs. Merrill
lvens. Mrs. Alma Smith. Sussex
county Home Demonstration agent.
discussed Quick Tricks in Home
Sewing. showing some pieces of
equipment which will speed up the
WORK OF the seamstress. and eX-
planned how proper fitting OF the
pattern and care in cutting make
Dastlng unnecessary Mrs. Smiths
suggestions should prove helpful
to all the club members.
Mrs. Lulu Carroll offered the use
OF her home for a Stanley Party"
consisting of demonstration OF
household brushes. to be given for
the benefit of the club. This party
Will be held ON March 81, and
members are urged to attend and
to bring a guest.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-21
POcahOntas Notes

March came in with a bang and
SO did our March committee. If it
is possible, each one is the best
Different people and different
IDEAS make it very interesting. with
plenty of good eats. March 10, this
committee served sandwiches of
different variety. coffee. tea. cocoa
and real home cooked hominy.
which was very much enjoyed by
all.
March II. st. Patrick's Day, was
carried out to the letter. decOra-
tions of green crepe paper and
candles, then later coffee and home
made cake, also decorated with
green. served in abundance. We
and Sister Vina Maloney's birth
DAYS.
March "a. this committee is plan
ming a covered dish supper. Each
member will bring dish and one
guest. or even two if their dish is
large enough. The guest pays soc.
The committee. will furnish rolls.
meat. drink and dessert. They will
be looking for you all. Don't dis
appoint them.
/ The trustees are still going
strong. The kitchen is in fine
shape with a gas range added, of
which we are very proud.
Onis Carpenters bus will leave
the lodge hall Saturday. March 80.
at p. IN. for Wilmington, and at
s p. M. we will attend a Deputy
, POcahOntaS Night on Shipley
street, Wilmington. We will have
six candidates to be initiated. We
will stop at Magnolia to- pick up
any member who wishes to go.
The committee for March are
j, Sisters Emma Bennett. Edith Hail.
Dorothy Wilson. Elizabeth Short
and Eleanor Wilson.
We bow our heads in silent pray
er for Sister Clara Palmer in her
sorrow. June was a good girl and
Gods way is always the best way
and while June can't be in heI
home with the ones who loved her
they can go to her; so, look for the
silver lining behind the clouds that
are now so heavy.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs. George Draper Ill,
spent the past weekend in Phila.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. ID. Holzmueller
are in Rehoboth at their cottage for
Il short time.
Miss Connie Brown of Salisbury
is the guest this week of her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Faix.
Mr.. and Mrs s. E.. Evans return
ed home on Friday after vacation
of several weeks in Miami, Florida
DR.. and Mrs. Theodore Cowl of
New York City were guests of DR..
and Mrs. Clyde Nelson for first of
this week
Mrs. David A. Clements returned
home on Saturday after spending
the week in Montclair, \. j. with
Miss Ruth Clements.
Mrs. Robert Roe and daughter
Patty of EastOn, Md, are spending
some time with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. G. TrOpea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mulhollant
and Harry MulhOlland, Jr.. return
ed home Monday after spending
some time at Fort Lauderdale
Florida.
Miss Mildred hammond Miss
Lee Robbins. Mr.. and Mrs. James
p. Hammond, Jr.. and Miss Bett.
Hammond. who have been in Win
ter Haven and Fort Lauderdale
Florida. are expected home OF
Sunday
Mrs. John G. Jewell of Brattel
Heights. Milford. wife of John {
Jewell. and teacher i'll the Mil
ford Schools. underwent a seriou
operation in the Beebe Hospital il
Lewes on Monday morning, Marc
II. under the direction of Dr. Will
liam Marshall of Milford and Dl
Beebe of Lewes, and Dr.. MOntgOm
cry of Philadelphia. The latest re
ports are that the operation wa
successful. AT This writing Mr'
Jewell is improving and restin
comfortably.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-21
WILDWOOD SUNSHINE SOCIETY

The Society will meet in Mill
wood hall on Wednesday afternoon,
March 26. at 2 o'clock. This will
be special meeting of great inter-
est and entertainment. We will
have as guest speaker. Sergeant
Clarence X. Lynch of the Highway
Police Force. who will give an il
lustrated safety talk" Sgt. Lynch
is instructor for the student driver
training classes in the schools. Let
us have every member present
with a guest. that a goodly number
may benefit by hearing and seeing
this program.
The committee is as follows
Mrs. w. X. Barrett. Mrs. c. H. Nut
ter. Mrs. Virginia Kidwell, Mrs
Eleanor Summers. Mrs. John Can
non.
Mrs. c. ii. Nutter will have charge
of hobby show, so please bring
your hobby early enough so that il
can be arranged before the meet.
ing.
Mrs. Buchanan. the state clul
president, has asked for a cOntribu
/ tion of old eyeglasses. which arr
to be sent to India, through a mis-
sionary project. so keep this il
mind also, and bring them.
Each member is requested t
bring in her annual report of TIL
sunshine work accomplished, sucl
as: the number Of sick visited
cards sent, flowers taken. etc.
Keep the date of this meeting il
mind and plan to come and bring
guest
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-21
YOUTH TO
MEET AT MILFORD

Dr.. James Chubb of the Board
of Evangelism of the General Con-
ference of the Methodist Church
will be the principal speaker at the
Dover District Youth Rally of the
Methodist Youth Fellowship. This
meeting of the Dover District is to
be held at the Calvary Methodist
Church, Milford. The time of this
meeting is Monday. March "a at
p. III. Dr.. Chubb. from Nashville,
Tenn. comes under the auspices of
the Dover District Youth Council
and also through the effort of the
Peninsula Conference Youth Coun-
Gil of the M. Y. +.
Leading the service will be C.
Robert Godfrey of Millsboro. while
the song service is to be in charge
of the Rev. Lewis Wells of Dover
All churches in this district are
urged to have their young people
between the ages of II to % at
tend this youth rally. There is eX
pected to be a great turnout from
all of the churches OF the district.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-21
Milford Century Club

Under the capable leadership of
Mrs. Fontaine Mitchell, the Glee
Club of the Colored Schools pre-
sented varied program for the
enjoyment of the members OF the
Milford New Century Club on Mon
day at it's regular weekly meeting.
Mrs. A. f. Humes and Mrs. John
TOOker were co-chairmen for the
afternoons program. With all pOise
and dignity these nine girls and
eight boys did fOur-part singing
that was a delight to their audience.
The solo of Frances Holland and
the duet she sang with Leah Black
j son deserve special mention.
Beautiful We're the spirituals,
Cheer the Weary Traveller .
climbing Up the Mountain" and
Rocking Jerusalem" Their other
selections were "My Task" "Vesper
Hymn" and "The Rosary" The
soprano solo was Summer Time
and Mother Machree" as the ell
core. The duet was Irish Lullaby
Superintendent f. j. Waters die
the narration for the selections
The Glee Club and it's sponsors
were invited to sing again. Mrs
TOOker, i'll .her reading about fOll
songs, said they were the outpour
ings of the human heart. and CAV,
Paul Lawrence Dunbar's Song 0
the Banjo" as an example.
Next week will be Safety Da!
observance. Mrs. Walter X. Bar
rett. State chairman, and also loca
club chairman of Safety. has ar
ranged a rOund-table discussion o
several phases of accidents an,
safety. Mr.. Herbert Nichols will
serve as moderator and club mem
bers will take part Mrs. Willar
Duffendach of Houston will b
guest speaker and will tell of frea
accidents. There will be music an
a fine program may be anticipated
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-21
Odd Fellows Doings
Crystal FOunt No. lO

Last Wednesday evening, March
12, was another big time night
for Crystal Fount Lodge. Nearly
hundred Odd Fellows with their
wives gathered i'll the banquet
room on the second floor for COW
cred dish luncheon. And the eats,
we'll. according to dame rumor
most everyone carried more home
with them than what they carried
to the affair. The assembly was
we'll pleased by the solos by Robert
Rudolph. And then the real treat
of the evening was the address OF
superintendent Shaterian of the
Milford Schools. His message held
the rapt attention of all present
and was full of the educatiOna
needs of our children and the diff
ferent methods of teaching TODAY
as in the days of yore. Come again
Mr.. Shaterian. Crystal Fount wei
comes you.
At least one lady must have hat
dish supper-she left her pocket
book in the banquet hall and didn'
miss it until she was informed b.
the finders that it was there.
{"
/ The first degree was conferred o
three new members last Monda
night. With make shift degre
] team, the degree was conferred i
a commendable manner.
Wanted-A new member fo
Crystal Fount lodge who can pla
the piano. One is urgently needed
Give your application to amy mem
ber.
{"
Nomination night next MOnda
evening
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-21
FARM LABOR

Friday, March %, will be sign-up
day for farmers in Kent County de-
string labor to harvest crops this
coming season.
A representative OF the Labor
Branch, U. S. Department OF Agrl-
culture will be in the office of W. Il.
Tarbell, County Agent, in the Post
Office Building, Dover, from 1O:OC
u. m. to 300 p. m. on that date tc
complete contracts.
The Kent County Farm Labor AS
sociation will enter an agreement
for the labor needs of its members
Members who have not yet reported
their requirements to the Associa'
tion may do so at the County
Agents office on March %.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-21
SENIOR CLASS SCRAP DRIVE

During the first week of April.
the seniors of the Milford High
School will collect all of the dis
carded newspapers, magazines and
cardboard in Milford and vicinity.
The proceeds from the project
will he used to aid in financing the
senior class trip. an annual affair
of the Milford High School. They
are depending upon your coopera-
ton i'll this project by saving your
scrap paper.
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-21
RCMMAGE SALE

The American Legion Auxiliary
will hold rummage sale Saturday.
March 20. in the Jones property.
formerly occupied by Esthers
Beauty Shop. Anyone wishing to
contribute something to the sale is
asked to contact any member of the
Auxiliary and she will arrange for
collection of the items. or call Mrs.
Elsie Nelte. who is chairman OF
the committee for the sale
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-21
COUPLE WE'D IS YEARS

Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Rash of Eel
ton are now starting their 59th year
of marriage. They observed their
fifty-eighth anniversary on Monday.
March 10. with dinner at which
10 were present. Mr.. Rash is SO
and still farms. His wife is 80.
Early in their married life they
lived in the Cheswold area. They
have one daughter. Miss Ethel L.
Rash
Milford chronicle., 1947-03-21

Don't forget the American Legion
Rummage Sale on Sat
urday, March 80. in the Jones prop
erty. Walnut street. Milford.
"A Trip to Alaska" by moving
pictures will be shown OH Friday,
March 21. at 1880 p. m, i'll the
Christ Parish House, Milford.
The Volunteer Circle of Avenue
Church will meet with Mrs. w
Dean kimmel on Tuesday evening
at 1870 for the monthly business.
The Parent Teachers Association
will have a food bake sale in the
Elementary School on Saturday
March % beginning at ten o'clock