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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-08-07
r0SuSOlIOl AINuSNy
Employees Must
Hove S. s. Numbers

SEASON. employment in can
ming and packing and recrea-
tional enterprises IS causing an
upSwing in applications for So
cial security account number
cards in Montana, according to
Mr.. Glenn A. Gardner, manag-
er of the Billings office of the
Social Security administration.
Gardner warned that all
seasonal as well as permanent
workers in jobs covered under
the Social Security act are re-
quired to have social security
cards. Employers, he said,
should ask to see each work
er's card in order to record the
correct name and account
number as it appears on the
card. This will facilitate wage
reporting on quarterly federal
tax returns and will assure the
worker that his wages are
security account, MIR. Gardner
properly credited to his social
explained.
Students and other workers
who already have social secur-
ity cards should use the same
card. The number assigned to
an individual is a lifetime i'd
ratification of his social secur-
ity account on which future
benefits are determined Mr.
Gardner said.
Workers who have lost their
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Up and Down
The Street
Continued from Page u
IN of their Summer Jobs.

ton of their summer Jobs.
But they started us thinking
more than ever about one of
Hardin's worst problems and
We still haven't found a solu-
ton. They said, What is there
to do here in the evening""
And we were stumped. We still
don't have the answer to that
one. What is there to do any
way, besides go to the show or
sit around in one of the local
pubs observing the antics Of
those who, the spectator fondly
hopes, is not quite so sober as
he is himself?
The young, the middle aged
and even the elders who &C.
cupy a family home don't
realize how serious the prob
lem is for the young people
who are living either in furn-
ished rooms or in tiny apart
ments so cramped there just
isn't room to have friends in.
The show is all right, but
d1UST jill ~ Ol1ly NAAoSSo
times a week, and seeing a snow
almost every night can get a
little tiresome at that.
We don't think local recrea-
ton ought to be on a charit-
able basis. We figure almosc
everyone is able and more than
willing to pay for amusement
A good bowling alley would be
a big help. A spot with a juke
box, some kind of a floor on
which to dance, good cokes:
hamburgers and malts would
appeal to the younger set too.
We realize, of course, that
there aren't any buildings
available for such enterprises
right at the moment, but per-
haps soon somebody will figure
there might be a little profit in
these kind of ventures. We
hope so.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-08-07
Pacific Livestock
Exposition Opens
In Portland Oct. 8

The dates of the 1947 Paci-
fic International livestock ex-
position in Portland, Ore, have
been moved ahead of the tra =
ditional opening to Oct. 8, it
has been announced by Walter
Holt, manager. The show will
carry through October II.
BY advancing the opening to
5 pm. Friday, Oct. 3, one ad-
ditional evening horse show
will be scheduled. This will al
so release one matinee date
(Thursday Oct. 100. This will
be used for additional time for
judging FLA. livestock.
Exhibitors who are accuSt-
omed to the traditional Satur-
day opening have been urged to
adjust their calenders and to
change dates of the Pacifi:
International to Oct. 3 to II,
Holt stated. This years exposi-
ton will be the 37th annual
showing of the P. I.
Land can be classified &C
cording to capabilities.
Buy U. S. Savings Bonds
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-08-07
FOR SALE

KELLOGG electric air compressor. Port
able. A bargain at $3.50. Light weight,
all metal lawn mower reduced to $@1.9S.
Valley Implement Co., Hardin 81
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card without charge by apply
ing in person or by letter to
the Billings office of the Social
Security administration at 2719
Montana Ave.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-08-07

1e47 INTERNATIONAL self propelled
combine. Lester Jones, Camp 9.
Campbell Farming Corp. N-1'
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-08-07

MASSEY-Harris l4-foot self propelled
combine in good condition. Ralph Met.
calfe, Lodge Grass. ST.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-08-07

O-INCH threshing machine. Good condi-
tion. Adolph Jabs, Hardin Star
Route. S-l'
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-08-07

Buy U. S. Savings Bonds
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-08-07

FRYERS And 1882 Model B truck.
Henry Enzrlinger. LIST farm across
track on ST. Xavier road. 32-3+
Washington Journal., 1947-04-04
DcrblaffcnNc Rcilcricl0c
bel Observation-Disclosures

8ien Ser neutrality-suspicious.
Ser me0iainiiden M6teilung 0ps
2ain5er iSpitales, Go3ent Or. 81.
Boiler, oer0fTentlidt in ser ,,@iener
meoi5iniiden 8odenlhritt" cine
1leite @eiGmet9oOe BET 0tagengeidmii-
rem, nit Der auf ieiner 9tbteilurg i'll
,5ablreiden 61llel. uusge5ei6neten
8eileriolge er5ielt Duroen.
9o5ent 8oGer glbt 0en @atienten
tGgIid so bi8 100 @namm 6riId-
ilefid, olrf 0os er por6er MagenIoft,
Der bon geiullOen Meriden Stammt,
eirmirfel IieB. 0os @rgebnis Der
8ebanOlling lit Bel onen @eidmiir-
fronfen gIeid). adj orei Bis bier So-
gen mer0en oie 8otienten beidaperOe-
frei Ser Mppetit Iteigert nd nieOer
ltiro es tritt roi6e @emifts5ltnnbnte
Elm.
Cine gerlalte rontgeilologilhe uiO
gnitroifopiihe &ontroae itellte @ei~
litngSerfoIge felt, iuie man lie biSber
nod NIT feiner anoeren Wtetbo0e be-
obnd)ten fonilte. ltllter Ben gebeil=
Ten 5aaen befinOen lid nlldl ioldle,
Die man 1pegell ibreS eler6oen 3ultan-
OeS nid)t 81 nperieren magte.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-04
HMnocr kcrrlebt aud
0itf philippincn

Msaiiilo = @ie ole ariegsbiIfe fiji
sic 8bilippinen in ben Ser. Staaten,
cine pribate Organization, erfldrte,
berrift in minoeItenS 5 @ebieteit 0es
Snielreides g~egemp1rtig @unger.G Die
Ier Berift miro alS Mnttport nlti Die
Dor 51pei @oden obgegebene optimi-
ltiide 8eurteilung Der @rn1brungs.
lege 0urd Sen Aderbaltiefretar Oer
@%biIippinen oeroFfentli6t.
@ie Die Srganiiation fortfGbrt III
Die llgtRg9l oarouibin beranlaBi
aporoen, lire observation-disclosures
bon BEN 9bilippinen mad europa INT
5uleiteit.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-04
ssGcibnaNcr fGhrt
noA 1IcrNcMrcpu

@ul6ington IN Die 6lotte CAB be
fdnnt, ooB oie SdEaftidliffe Seem
Seriep" lirO y@isconIin" lotuie Die
Glligseugtrdger ,,aeoriarge" uno
o&nnoolpb~ I'M fomr1en0en Somfner
cine llebungsfabrt in nor0europdi-
Ihell @ein1lfern uaterilebntel, ie0pd,
ruiiiide @dfen nid)t beriibren lueroen.
Ser 0iflide &unft Der &reuSfabrt
miro RCpenbagen iein. 6erner aper-
ben beritbrt: 8ortsmolttb, Mepnlontb.
8lpmolttb, @reenmid, @ooIapih, SO
ipt6, Oslo uilO @oeteborg. gs lit Dies
sic critic lleblingsiabrt mir &noetten
lett Der 3eit Dor Dem 5tueiten @elt-
friea.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-04
WicNcr 1000 2trbcitcr
bel 5eis beiAGftie.

Berlin II Der unter ruiiii6er &ptt
trolle itebenOe ,gtafterpreB" meloete
0aB 0ie 9lr6eiter in Den beriibmteI
3eiBmerfen in Seno %teilpeile wieoel
otfgenommen moroen lit. 9ies ee
ifab nit Ntaidinen, melde sic 8ui
ien 8uriifgeGaiien batten, nodoem II,
ibre &eprrationS 8oroerlmgen al:
~eriitllt betrndteter.
SIN 0e6. Dorigen Sobres transpor
tiertcn Die Glliien nidt ALIEN Moid)i
men aus Sen 8eiBrperfeL ionoerr
aud 5ablreifa 6c9orbeiter nod Oel
'Soauietunion. 8ei .3eiB perOen mn
1000 Arbeiter beiddfti9t, bieB es in
,,gtudlterpreB,~ unO man boffc i6rt
3abl anf 5000 81 brineelt.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-04
OcmtiHsG Unnecliicte
Kirdte ricNcr frci

Berlin III Ger alliierte aontroll.
rat bat Oas 3ejigeieb pom IA. Sill.
1899 o%ufgebobenL TT Dem Die Serfal
Iung ser oeutiten, epangeliiden Stir.
DIE gebilligt muroe. 6ierOur6 lit OiC
StoatsfontrolIe Ser Stride beieitigt
unO ser Stride Oas &edt gegeben, ibrt
inneren Nngelegenbeiten ielblt 81 re.
geln. GaourM oaB Oie gsa5is elm &c.
Ieb idltIen, in Dem Die @iiltigteit SCI
MISUNDERSTANDING enerfonnt luilrOe
legten Tie Oen @runOitof fir Die Gin.
mii6ung in 0ie Angelegenbeiten Oel
Stride unO Oeren Gontrolle. Gurd oi(
4bihoffung Oes @eiebes miro Den
Geutideu ouis neue HeIi8ionsfrei9eii
Siiqeiihert.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-04
pMt3i HanfItGn0l
fcrNcrt GntihGNioMme

Miiildeh Ser ~einihnalige Sur.
DnrosStt0ent Or. grnIt @uti)
&auFltdngl, ser fritDer ais Sitlers
Observation-Disclosures GieitIt tat, itellte
lpie oeltti1e 8eonife mitteiltelL elmer
Mntrng oltf GntihaOi9lirig. Oa Ell
lid nls Elm Spfer no5iitiider Ser
folgltng betrndtet. 8uBi @nnfi
itdngl flob i'm Sabre 1887 in oil
Sdlpei5 lllpo lebte m16reno Oes &rie-
ges I'M Mitslano. @r foroert BON
bopriihen Stnat cine Sltmine pol
etipa $16,150.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-04
fSramem6elueann

Cine @aitgeberin riibmte iid Mep-
erbeim g~egeritber ibres elergiifen
Ginfretens fiir Die 6ruuenbepeglng
Meperbeint hotfe Ous festel @ort:
u@ndSFbe iEpHAI, Bte0dihJm srcuen-
heTuegung, Die i5 glitbeiBe, lit ser
@aISer,~
Washington Journal., 1947-04-04

La
Gs mar elm tpDnniger Griblingstds.
glelia @unbla1 ftanb opr Dem @pies
gel hires nit ponenbetem @e19muG
einoeri9teten 9pilettenaimmers uno
befeltiete has peibe. NIT buftigem,
bloBIilo GIieber geIhmiidte SpiBens
biithen auF benz braunen 0aar. Gin
henes, flieberforbenes Seibentleib, bas
ibr iDeben erIt ausegangene MeiiterS
inert elmer Der erIten Mobiftinnen 8ers
Inns, Ihmisste iid ibrer ebenmdbieen
gaine an unb floB in f9Onen Jalten
an ibrem G0rper berdb. Elm leihter
llmbdnq aus tpeiBer 5eibe nit fOitba>
rer @tiderei in Der gleifen Turbe lag
nebIt ben 5unbI9uben bereit.
.OorF man ndber treten9" frugte
bon Der S6iir Der bic Stimme bes
GDnfuIs, Der in einem 5pmmeran3uge
nad benz neueIten Sdnitt gefleibet mar
unb Suit uno 9anofdube in Der 9onO
trug.
Bite" entsssnsts Glslia freunb-
lih, ,ia bin iibrisens iogleiH fertig.
nenn ou bic Site baben tuputeit, mir
ben umbdng um5ugeben."
Gr mar 1Dfort an ihrer Seite, err
eriff Dos leinte @epebe nit fpiBen
sgineern unb iiberflog babel nit ent=
5iidfen 8liden hire 0eItalt. sNusgez
seihnetl" murmelte er. rOas 1T bod
fpieoer cine Soilette. Die Dir 10 lei4t
feline Dame na9madt."
sd gefule Dir olfo9"
.Wie INNER" Gr tpoIte lie umar1
men. trat 0ber Dor einem itrafenoen
Bid aus ibren br1unsn Mugen auriid
unb begniigte fid nit einsm Sub ouf
lire SdnO. nobel er fugte: 1Gntf9uls
biee, i'd babe iiber bid beine Spiletts
bergeHen."
5ie brDbte ibm IGnelnb NIT benz
Finger, unb er fragte, iih umiHduenb:
Sat BIZ bid benn beute daein dnge=
fIsioei? $50 1T Oeine Sunsfer2"
.Dos bat mir nieber einmdl Ters
oniiqen geuluHt," entsesnete ie, res III
aons out, ben 2eutsn es bon 3eit 81
3eif gum BetpuBtiein gu bringen, buf
man niht ~dbhdnaio BON ibnen 1T. SD
Washington Journal., 1947-04-04
49,.

SIN 6adsrbrGu in Der potsbdmers
StraBe faB elm nidt msbr gang junser
MenI4, fiat ab unb gu einen 53ug aug
benz Dor thm 1tebenben @eibel unb ftus
birte eifrig ben Sn1eratentbeil elmer
3eitung. Sein 9oar unb Bart tparen
nngepflegt, BON MGfhe feline Spur at
erbliden; Der Hpd uno bic BeintleiDer
obgetrdgen unb DsrI9li6sn; @9nitt
lunb 5arbe lieBeu uni9mer erfennen,
buB Der Nn5ug uripriingli4 nidt fir
ben ieBigen SrGger beftimmt, ionbern
einItmals aus gutem @tofF fir eineR
0errn Der 1Oberen StdnDe dngefertigt
tpprhen mar.
.Mieber nints!" murmelte sr, irs
benz er bos Bldtt iinten IieB unb lang
fam ben Aelt Ieines 8ieres dustranf.
@lei95eitig aog er, Elm ab9ei9abtes
portemonnoie aus Der Sd1me unb
multerte beFen turgen SnbdIt, iiberles
genb, OBJ er benlelben bur9 ben @enuB
zines 5tpeiten Seibels nod mebr bers
rinsern biirfe. Gbe sr nit feinem gntz
f9lub ms Neine getnmmen mar unb
Dem nnrtenb baItebenben Renner einen
Minf 9eseben bate, frat Elm 3peiter
@dlt in Der Qibree zines berrf@dftliz
den Oieners in bds I'M bieIe 3eit leere
2ocal, lieB fi9 an einsm Slide nieber
unb ertbeilte nit Der Miene unb benz
Son zines Menf9en, benz es nobltbut,
aud einmal befeblen gu biirfen, benz
berbeieilenben Re1ner feline 8eItelune.
Der Mnbere legte gum SduB 9eser
has brett unb blenbenb burn bic
S9eiben bes boben 5enfters beretnfal=
lenbe Sonnenli9t Die 9dnb iiber bic
Mugen, iturrte ben Neuangetommenen
elm pdar Setunbsn an, fprang bdnn
ouf unb REF, an Oehen Slid eilenb:
,@ln1er, bift bus benn mirflin9"
Der Mnderebete blidte duf, mufterte
Die bernntergetommene grf@etning
bes Monnes nit priifenben 8liden
unb i9ien nimt gerdbe altgenebm iiberz
ruf9t bur9 bies 3ufammentreffen,
ltuVHt uUpl Dultt uDuV UI VuLutUUttllC
9anb unb fugte, dnerbings etuus bon
Oben berub: rs, feb NAL elmer an, 9e=
bide! Trifft man bid audi einmoI tpie=
BERG go buIt bu benn bic gan3e 3eit
iiber geftedt2"
!9sbide audte in redt dusbrudsbolz
Ter Meile Die G9ultern, nobm, obne
cine Mufforbernng bdau db5upurten,
am Slide bes Mnberen plaB unb
Iugte:: n@eftedt2 0db' mid, ieit mir
uns trennen semuBt, in 5ebn beridies
benen 9isnften berumgetrieben unb
bin auf fsinen griinen 3peig getomz
men,"
nSiebt man Dir an. mein Sunge,"
erpioerte @lafer gOnnerbuft unb be-
its[te mid elmer probtnmiens, obne ben
gaberen su frasett, AUDI nod fir bie=
fen elm @etbel. .Gs mar alto nihts
nit Dem Baron 2iGtenberg2"
vylein." mar bic triibislise MnttpDrt.
n@r Tonne feinen berrf9uffIinen Die
ner gebruuden, ldste er. oafiir lei bos
2sben i'm S@IoB 2idttRberg nidt 5u=
Washington Journal., 1947-04-04
g. f~Sortiebuttd)


rgBer fpiro lie 9eipinnsn2" Ieuf5te
er, ourh ods 6suiter ouf ben Sof uno
ouf bic sihtsn S6neefloden forreno,
bic i'm pirbelnben 9dnSe ais @orboten
Oes ~nabenOeu @inters isBt nieberflatz
tertsn, ouf Dem Steinpffditer obsr 10
gleih 5erainsen. Der @~noldnber ooer
Der 5%ron5pie2 - 3 5ron5isfo, i'd
babe e%eeloubt, bein oeutItes 0er3
tonne uur fir einsn 0eutIfen in 9iebe
%ergliiben, Oh ~t0nnteit oeinem osuti9sn
@atsrIdnoe niemuls untrsu iperoenl
6ran5ista, ib babe gesloubt, oeire
9iebe gleihe an Stdrte uno Eiefe Der
meinieenl"
@rt jebt parb er inne, boB er bod
INNER nod eebofft bate - gsbofft eez
gen feline lleber5sugung. eeboFft gegen
ieinsn Wiusn. IS mar sben ltGrter
ais er. Sect mar es an inn, bisie
9offnung gu besruben.
nSerr 8aronl 6etr 9aron!"
6eftid fubr er auf. oMas gibt's2
0as poGen Sic BON mir2" Ihnob er
Die alte @briiine an, Die 10 erI6roden
ipor, DoB Iie bic ~brennenbe Qompe, bic
iie in ben 6GnOen belt, beinabe bate
fallen ldisn. sic ieBte tie auf ben
S9reibtii4 unb bat: vSeien Sic bod
nur ni9t bD1e, 6err Baron. SD babe
Elm podrmaI getlopft, aber Sic anti
portetsn ni6t, bu bob' i9 bic SbIr
oufgetlintt unb bin bsreingetOmmen."
nDas fol i9 benn2" frogte er in
miloersm Some.
Fiber Serr 9aronl gIIen unb trim
Ten Iolen Sic. Sine eeT1ld1ene
Stunbe tpdrt' i9, uno sic tommen
niht niebsrl Siben bier i'm 9untlenl
nno umge3osen BADEN sic fi9 aud
nibtl @eben sic in Sbr @6laf5im<
mer, 6err Baron, 3ieben Sic bic I9tpe>
rem SagbitiefeI unb bic Teu6ten Sa9en
aus unb MAIDEN Sic fi9's bequem.
Sic miifen ia bunOemiiOe fem"
Or 56iittslte ben GDpf.
bod, bod bebarrte fie, nunb
hungrig unb buritig obenein. SD Dede
inaDif9en nebenan ben Slid, cine quite
5lal6e Dein babe i9 au9 i9on aus
BEN Seller gebOlt."
I'm benz 9rdngen Der MirtbI9dftes
rim 81 entseben, that 8otfo ibr ben
Wiuen. Nls er mad 8erluuf elmer
@ierteIitunbe in frifden, parmen
$leioern aus Der S9laftube lam unb
bos ibm gsid5eitig ais Gmpfangs=
uno SpeiIe3immer bienenbe @ema9
betrat, iibertam i'm untpiqtiirli9 elm
bebagli9es @efiibl. Die 2Gben Der
5enIter iDuren geidlofsn, Der Sfsn
ltrOmte cine noblige WGrnle aug, bic
Sampe beitrablte bea ben einlabeno eez
bedten Slid, unb liebli9 bufteten Die
@psiIen, Die @briItine nit porTor9li=
der @eI9Gftigteit duftrug. SIS mar
Dies eigentlin nidt ibr Mmt, lie IieB es
fih dber beute ni9t ne6nen un0 mahte
fih audi, na9bem Der Baron am StI9e
YloB genommen, i'm 3immer gu
fhuffen.
8otbo ub unb trdnf, blieb ober
1tumm uro 5og 1tA 9leth nd9 Dem 81
fen in fein S9lafaimmer aurId. Mdbz
renO Der Nu9t flob Der S9laf feline
Mueen. lln6 ols er fi9 am MDrgen
BON feinem Eager erbob, ba mar iein
@ntfhluB gefaBt: er tponte ii9 feinen
triseriiden 9offnungen mebr hinge
ben, pOute bas 2ebsn a~ufnebmen un0
trogen ols Elm Mann uno li1 ME ipies
Der Dei9 MAIDEN laIfen Ourh Riiderin.
nerungen.
Washington Journal., 1947-04-04

DieIeIbe 8ere@nune, bic SbeoOor
San6ers mddte, Itellte aud gleltd
@un6lu9 an, bic in tbrem ~rei3enben,
nit beurotber Seibe auseeIaldoenen
3immer Dor benz fIsinen RofofoT4reibs
tif9 fuB unb eifrig notirte, mas elm
neben ibr ltebenbsr Monn nit einem
Rdubbo9el9eIi9t, beKen msbr als
i9li9te Gr59einung gar nint in
oieIe lmssbung pdBte, ibr bictirte.
n@s lift gar fetn @ebdrfe baran,"
bsmertte er 6d5pif9en, bag Der 8uus
mdrtt fi9 in biefsm Sabre beiIert, unb
aud fir bds nG9fts 1T feline Musfi9t
bu8u. es 1T bel gu bel gebuuf iporben.
Wenn CT bds Serrdin ni9t nit grpBen
@erluften bertoufen min -"
Den Spre9er unterbre9enb, REF
ieBt glelia: .@orssn sic bofiir, bab
bos nidt ge5Hiebt. @eben sic ibm
nod 9elb Me9fel 10 lnnse, big bas
3errain melt iiberI9ulbet 1T, i9 eebe
6as @elb Der. ltnb forFen Sis mir
aud duf, mas nod duf i'm IGuft."
Sic bsbiente 1i1 in i6rem giftr IHon
gang Der @ei9dftsTpru9e. pWie bel
@elb brau6en Sic porlGufig, 9err
80bm9"
Der @e19dftsmdnn nonnte bic
Summit, fie Dffnete einen beionbsren
8erI4luB Des G6reibtiInes unD
SGblte fe inn in Sob unD 0un0ertz
mdrtI4einen bin.
Limb tpsnn mir MGes BADEN, mas
pirO 6dnn sef9eben2" frdete er NIT
elmer gspiEen NertrduIi9teit, fro9
dber DOuig in fi@ 5uIummen, ols Gle
Tia i6n bpn pben Biz unten NIT etnem
bOdmiitbissn 8lide NAB unb febr fiib[
Iagte: vDds tptrbe i4 bsitimmen, tpenn
es an Der Set 1T. @uten Morgen,
9err 80bm!"
,@eI9meib!!" murmslte iie, oIs Der
Mgent fi9 nit Dielen 8iidlingen entz
fernt bate, .ober i9 bebdrf feiner;
O6ue bieien @piirbunb mare IS mir
niht m0gli9 gsipeIen, einen ueberblid
iiber feline Gage gu 9~etDiunen. limb
Dbne bas @efdent, bds msin gutter
2ubnig mir Semddt BAT. mare i9 ni9t
i'm Stonbe, fie aus5unuBen. Gr dbnt
ni9t, tpoSu i'd bic grobe Summe, bic
er mir CUR freien 8erfiSung eeeeben
fat. antpenbe!"
Washington Journal., 1947-04-04
Roman Uon
Ludwig Bdbitbf

bid duf ben 4Opf ftsIIt, mstnen gtptbs
groi9sn lodIt bu mir ni9t db!"
Sn eIfter Stunbs seIung es ibm, bic
prOlongotion her @ediel auf tusitere
brei MOnate 81 erlaneen, ober et
muBte sroBe Spfer brinsen. unb es
Iiefen nod onDsre Ms9Iel, bic er
59Derli9 am 8erfantoee einlOIsn
fOnnte. Srdt niht balb cine 0erdns
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feline S9uI6 lutpinenurtig pa9isn
unO @Ies. mas .r beiuB, ia nett mebr
nod Derf9Iingen.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Belts, of Do
yer visited Mr.. and Mrs. Americus
Belts on Sunday.
Revival services at Bethel
Church on the Gumboro charge, will
begin on October 10Th, and continue
every night except Mondays and
Saturdays, until November End.
There will be visiting preachers
and special singing to add intrest
TO the meetings.
The w. S. C. S. of Bethel Church
is serving supper from to 8 p. m.
on Oct 31st, and November 1st. The
public is invited to help make these
occasions a success and the patron
age will be greatly appreciated by
the pastor, Rev. Clarence E. Will
kins. Homecoming at Bethel will
be observed on November End, with
special programs at O'Clock and
z o'clock, p. m.
Mrs. Green Mumford returned to
her home on Tuesday after under
going a major operation in Memoir
ial Hospital, Milford, two weeks
ego.
Pilgrim Holiness Tabernacle
MillsbOrO, Delaware
Sunday School 2:3O p I'M.
Prea hing At 3::15 p. IN.
Evening Service 1880
Friday Night Service 1880
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Huey Jackson of
Seaford, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Zach Hatfield and Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Hatfield on Sunday
Miss Jean Meredith, who is a stu
dent at University of Delaware,
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ w. Meredith.
Miss Norma Lof1and has finished
her training course for nurse in the
Delaware Hospital and will spend
the next two weeks here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Lof-
land.
Mrs. S. S. Wroten was a dinner
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
f. c. Porter on Monday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. B. M. Allen of Clay
mont, were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. HsSpence.
Mr.. T. P. Rust is on the sick list.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-17
MILLSBORO

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Paris of
Wilmington, N. c., visited with Mr..
and Mrs. A. Wayne Burton on Mon
day
Mrs. Magnolia Belts Able of At
lantic City, N. j., spent the week
with Mrs. j. A. Burton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Filings
worth and Miss Grace Ellingsworth,
of Wilmington. were guests of Mrs.
Lettie Elhngsworth on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Gordy of
Verga, N. j., visited their son and
other relatives here on Sunday.
Mrs. Everett Barr and Mrs. Eva
leah Barr of Georgetown were vlsi-
tors of Mrs. E. E. Carey and Miss
Anne Carey ON Sunday
There were many other visitors
to relatives and to the church be-
cause of Home Coming. No contri-
buttons were asked for the new
church, but the inspiration received
from the sermons, music. and re-
newal of old friendship has given
impetus to the raising of $4,000
by the end of the year.
Rev. and Mrs. Essel Thomas spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Mitchell. Mr.
Thomas is superintendent of the
Easton District and delivered the
morning sermon.
Rev. Ralph Jones, pastor of Cen
tenary Church in Laurel, delivered
the afternoon sermon and Rev
Thomas G. Mulligan, District Sup
erintendent of Dover. preached in
the evening. Music was furnished
by the Millsboro male quartette anC
the All Girl Victory Choir, under
the leadership of Frank Wood.
j. Merrill Jones, son of Mrs. Anna
Jones and a nephew of Mrs. Chas-
A. Lingo, has returned from mill
tary service and is now associated
with H. B. Hickman and Homes. Mr.
Jones is widely known in Suisse,
County, being a native son and hav
ing been a licensed mOrtieian. fol
fifteen years.
Mrs. w, j. p White is a patien
in Beebe Hospital in Lewes.
Mrs. Edith Truitt also is receivin:
treatment in the hospital in Lewes
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-17

Youth Choir led by Miss Helen
Brayerston, assisted by Mrs. Ann
Turner as pianist and by the Sen
ior choir led by Mrs. Francis Dar-
by.
Sunday evening at 1880 an In
stallation Service for the Sunday
School teachers viii be held. This
promises to be especially impress
sive.
The Youth Fellowship will meet
at GAS p. m. Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel
Evans are the counsellers for the
youth. Every youth 1928 is invited
Last Sunday 16 members of the
School received Gross and Crown
awards for perfect attendance dur
ing the past year They are ninth
year, Lester Radke; seventh, Es-
telle Reynolds and Marshall Rey-
nols; fourth, Frances Clendaniel
and Clara Lovengath; second, Sue
Graves; first, Dolores Wilson, Lor-
eta Reed, Milton Graves, j. Henry
Morgan, Miss Sarah Atkins, Mrs.
Lucinda Wilson, Mrs. Mary NAPLES,
Mrs. Mary K. Morgan, Rev. Harold
Davis; six months, George Edward
Jones.
Mrs. John G. Veasey has re-
turned to her home after being a
patient in the Milford Memorial
Hospital. She is somewhat better.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tarburton
of Wilmington, spent the weekend
with his sister, Mrs. John c. Veasey
The Rev. Harold Davis called on
Mrs. John c. Veasey on Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Hazel O'Hara and daughter
Joyce of Wilmington were called
home on Tuesday because of i'll
ness of her mother, Mrs. John G.
Veasey, who is patient at the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital Also hel
mother, Mrs. Margaret Stanley oi
Little Creek, and Mrs. Myrtle VIM
brow of Minquadale, a sister, were
callers.
Milford chronicle., 1947-10-17
Labor Saving Increases

In 1855 it took SS hours and IS
minutes to produce an acre Of corn.
Now it takes five hours and 81 min
utes. That the labor saving from
farm machinery has been progress
sive is shown by comparison with
more recent year. In 1912 total
farm production was more than a
third greater than in 1919 although
there were 6.5 per cent fewer per-
sons on the farm to accomplish it.
In 1912 each farm fed six more per-
sons than % years before, and the
income per person on farms was %
per cent greater. To have harvested
our 1912 wheat crop by the methods
Of 1850 would have meant using
every able-bodied person in the
United States and also importing
millions of foreign hands.