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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-03-11
i 0asilnisiresses
Talk On States

The Toastmistress club met at
the A. G. Deffenbaugh home FRI
day evening. Mrs. Lance Read,
president, conducted the meeting.
Mrs. Milton, Libby and Mrs. ELLIS
Dorothy were guests.
The table topic was "My Home
State" with Mrs. Dorsey Gilkerson
IS table topics mistress. Ten diff
ferent states were mentioned with
Washington predominating.
A five minute talk on the sSub-
conscious Mind" was given by
Mrs. Herb Owens. A very inter-
csting demonstration on "Parlia-
nentary Procedure" was given by
Miss Loretta CoWden.
Mrs. Mike Cronin was toastmis-
tress for the evening; Mrs. Robert
Marsh Psychologist and Mrs. Clare
Shaw, evaluator.
The next meeting is Friday,
March 10, 800 pm, at the home
of Mrs. Herb Owens, with Mrs.
Cronin assisting.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-03-11
Music Center Opens In
Hayes Garage Location

One of Avenue C'S newest bust
ness firms is the Music Center,
located in the building formerly
occupied by Hayes Garage on the
south side of the street.
In charge of the store as man.
ager is Kenneth Golden, co-own-
er with his brother Dan. They
are from Vancouver. Kenneth
announced he would start classes
on some musical instruments i'm
mediately and also give private
lessons. The store will handle
musical instruments. Dan will re-
main in Vancouver where they
operate music center.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-03-11
Christian Church To
Fete Fathers And Sons

Fathers and sons Of the ares
look forward to the Fathers and
Sons banquet Friday night at the
Christian church, Third and Wash
ington. The evenings program is
planned to appeal to men of all
faiths and of the whole city. Tick
cts for the roast beef dinner may
be purchased by contracting the
Rev. Eugene Hawkins, pastor.
Several stunts have been plan
ned to assure all Corners of a good
time. Glenn FELTON, as toaastmast-
er will present the program which
was announced last week.. The
banquet is at z pm. and tickets
are on sale for $1.OO.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-03-11
Area Meet OF Auxiliary
tn BE Held In City

Saturday evening, March IS at
3 o. M, the American Legion
Auxiliary Units from Benton City,
Council, Richland, and Pasco will
meet with the Kennewfck Unit
at the Legion hall. 50,
The Department president, Mrs.
II A. O'Bryant, from Vancouver,
and the District president, mrs;
Kaiser from Goldendale Will
speak to the group.
This is on nren 'neetino. Anv-
ore interested In the work OF tho
viliarv is invited to attend.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-03-11

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Carpenter
t,,r,ed Monday from California,
ha,,;ne been gone since last sept
anoher They spent the winter
Sen Jose with their son, Merit
on Carpenter.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29
100 METU JURGIO WASHINGTONO
PAMINkLUI

gresas paskyre S 100000. Pu-
blikai paminklas buvo atidary-
tas 1883 m. ir daugiau, negu
dvidesimts milijonu zmoniq is
visu Jungt. Valstybiu daily ,ir
pasaulio iii aplanke. Daugelis
is ju lipb 1913 laiptus pasiekti
virsune, kiti naudojo elevate
riQ. Paminklas yra $50 pedu
aukscio ir 55 pedu aplink pa
mata.
Istatymu sutvarkyti, kad nei
vienas kitas pastatas Washing
ton, D. c., negali butt aukstes-
mis- uz Jurgio Washingtono pa
minkla.
Is paminklo obser acijos
platformos galima matyti daug
istoriniu vietu. I siaure galima
matyti Baltieji Rumai, lido
Pastatas ir senas Valstybes,
Karo ir Laivyno pastatas.
pietus matyti puiki Potomac
upe. ! pietus-rytus matyti Bu-
reau of Engraving ir Printing,
Smithsonian Institute ir Ma
tional Museum. Tiesiog rytus
sostine, Kongreso namai. | va
karus, skersai Potomac upe
matyti Arlington Tautines ka-
pines, kur gull nezinomas ka-
reivis ir kur neseniai palaido-
tas Generolas Pershing, Primo.
10 pasaulinio karo armiju va
das.
Washingtono miestas mate
daug pakeitimu nuo pastatym6
Washington paminklo. Primrose
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29

sia vasara ivyko simto metu
sukaktuves Jurgio Washington
no Paminklui, w a S h n gton,
Kada Jurgis Westinghouse
mire 1890 M, Kongresas nuta-
re pastatyti paminkla pagerb-
tt pirma Jungtiniq ValstybiQ
prezidenta ir Amerikos pulkQ
vyriausia vada. Bet niekas ME
ko nedare. 1888 m. burelis pri-
vaciq pilieciu, tikedami, kad
Amerikos zmones tinkamai ne
ivertino sios Sales tevo, suju-
do pagerbti Washingtona pa
minklu ir jie isteige Washing
ton National Monument SOcie-
ty. Draugijos pirmas preziden-
tas buvo John Marshall, garsu-
sis Jungt. Waist. Vyriausias
Teisejas ir Washingtono drau-
gas. Draugija rinko pinigus
sioje salyje If uzsienyJe. Ro-
bert Mills, garsus architektas
sudare plana. 1848 m. kongre'
sas autorizavo pastatyma pa.
minklo ant viesos zemes wa
shingtone, D. C. Vieta pasklr'
ia prie Potomac upes, kurlt
Westinghouse taip myleJo.
Nors paminkla pradejo sta
tvti 1848 m. bet tik 1884 m
gruodzio men. paskutlnls Il
10000 akmenu buvo vleti
padetas. j pastatyti kalnaV(
S 100000. S 100000 aukav(
valstijos, miestai, prl V Y
zmones ir svetimos salys. kon
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savivaldybes tarnautoju.

savivaldybes tarnautoju.
Vienos dienos begyje New
Yorko miestas sunaudoja virS
puse bilijono galionu vandens,
importuojasi po 23,500 tony
maisto. ziemos metu sunau-
doja 20 milijonu galionu kurui
aliejaus.
Sesi milijonai New YorkieciQ
kasdien vazineja virsutiniais IL
pozeminiais traukiniais .kuriV
nutiesta 237 mylios ilgio, il
puse milijono vazineja kasdien
gatvekariais ir busais.
Is placiu apylinkiu kasdien
miesta suvaziuoja dirbti ir
biznius bel valdiskas lstaigas
po apie 100000 tu kurie gyve
ma uz miesto ribq.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29
DR.. Howard L. Williams
REPUBLICAN STATE SENATOR
Is MAHONING IR TRUMBULL
COUNTY

Patyrusiam zmogui nera pavaduo-
TOTO. Taigi Trumbull ir Mahoning
apskricip pilieciai balsuokit uz DR..
Howard L. Williams, kuris yra kan
didatas Republikonq tikietu Ohio
State Senatoriaus vieta.
DR.. Williams gime Girard mieste-
Lyle, ir isejes pradinius mokslus,
baige Bethany College 1915 metals.
Per 8 metus jis dirbo Mahoning
Valley plieno dirbtuvese. Jis pilnai
pazista kas yra darbininko gyveni-
mas ir todel uzjaucia darbininku rel
kalams.
1926 metals jis baige Western
Reserve Dental University ir prak
tikavo Youngstowne Xxi 1892 metu.
Tarnavo paprastu kareiviu Pran-
cuzijoje ID menesiu su 79ta Divizi-
ia, ir duju apnuodintas isbuvo 8 me-
nesius Argonne ligonineje.
Williams buvo pirmutinis Legis-
laturoje atstovas patiekes summary
ma moketi II Pasaulinio Karo vete
ranams bonus.
Xxi siol jis istarnavo iris termi-
nus Ohio Legislaturoje, dabar praso
paaukstinti il State Senator.
Balsavimai Lapkricio 2 d.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29

tinoje, beveik tick pat Italu
1,O95,O0O) kaip Romoje.
Lenku turi 412,OOO, Ceku -
$1,000; Lietuviu - apie 10000
ir Graiku - $4,000.
Puse milijono negru yra SUI.
sigrude New Yorke prie be-
veik 25O,OOO Puerto Rikieciu.
Mayoras O'Dwyer turf savo
komandoje geroka armija =
$4,000 policininku, 1900 ug-
niagesiu, 100000 kitu miestc
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paminklo iSkilmese 1848 m.
Robert C. Winthrop, Atstovu
Buto kalbetojas, sake: Mes ga
lime geriausia pagerbti Wa
shingtona remdami jo idejas
ir sekdami jo pavyzdi. Jis sau
pasistate milziniska paminkla
- 81 garbinga respublika yra
10 paminklas. Tol, kol zmones
troks laisves, tol jie atsimins
Washingtona.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29
NEW YORKAS :
LYG DIDOKA
VALSTYBE.

New Yorko miestas yra kaip
didoka kuri Europos valstybe
- jos gubernatorius O'Dwyer
Waldo suvirs 100000 zmonip.
New Yorke gyvena Airiu
(500,OOO) daugiau negu Airi-
jos sostineje Dubline; daugiau
zydu (2,OOO,OOO) negu Pales-
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CIGARETQ RUKYMAs

Rukymas sioje salyje tair
stow: cigareciu ir cigaru ruky-
mas eina vienodai; kramtomc
tabako naudojimas mazeja; pc
senovei laikosi ir uostomo ta-
bako naudojimas.
Cigaretu sunaudojimas pakl'
10 nepaprastai: simet numaty'
ia pagaminti 1856 bilijonai ci
gareciu, arba apie Is bilijonais
daugiau, negu 1947 metals.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-10-29

Sgt. Theodore P. (Ted) Heden
istojes Youngstowno Policijos tar
nybon 1927 metals. pakilo Xxi ser
zeanto laipsnio, ir 1887 metals buvc
savo Policijos virsininku rastas tin
kamu pasiusti F.. B. |. NacionaI
Academy, Washington, d. C, spe-
cialiam lavinimui, kur baiges lavini-
ma sugrizo paruosti visa Youngs-
town Policijos Departments sulye
naujausiu kriminalistu sekimo me-
todu Per visa ia laika Xxi siol te-
Sc savo tarnyba policijoje pasekmin-
gal, pasiekdamas Acting Captain OF
Police laipsnio. 1948 metals rezig-
navo is tu pareigu, pasiryzes kan
ddatuoti County Sheriff vieta.
Jis turf tam reikalinga pasiruosi-
ma If patyrima, ir pasitiki butt is
rinktas.
Balsavimai Lapkricio 2 d.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-09-01
SUNDAY
September 5 and II
Morninq

September S and II
Morning
ZOO Sign On: *Tone Tapestries
7:30 Sunday Morning Melodies
800 *Rodio Bible Class
$50 "Voice of Prophecy
300 *Bock to God
$50 Ave Maria Hour
1000 Sunday Morning Symphony
1890 fLutheron Hour
1900 Jack Curtis, News
lI:l5 First Methodist Church
Afternoon
1900 *Air Force Hour
1890 *Bil Cunningham
l2:45 MSc College Diory
loo sMichoei O'Duffy
l:30 Sunday Edition of the Ne~s
LAS Mormon CIoutier and His
Memorable Music
200 sHouse of Mystery
2:30 fTrue Detective Mysteries
800 *Under Arrest
$3.50 Music Of Monhottoa
400 *Those Websters
4:30 *Nick Corter
500 The Waltz Lives On
$50 *Behind the Front Poos
Night
900 "A. L. Alexander
$50 Weekly Report from the Sto4s
CopitoI
Gas *Twin Views of the News
ZOO Secret Mission
7:3o *lt's q Living
800 voices of Strings
$3.50 Baseball
1890 *Henry Kings Orchestra
lO:55 Mutual Reports the News
1900 Salon Concert
Adv.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-09-01

Colonel ~Stoopnoele's Quiz n
7:55 BILL Henry and the News
800 *Music of Monhotton nv
Fishing and Hunting Club IN
fOpinion-oire wv
@Fomily Theoter Th
*Meet the Press III
$50 BoseboII
1890 *MutuoI Orchestra
1900 News
HIS KMON Along and Listen
1900 Sign Off
SATURDAY
September a and II
500 Sign On: KMON Get Up
7:l5 U. S. Navy Bond
7:30 Eorly Morning News
VAS Guest Stor
8:00** Hemingway News
BIS A to z in Novelty
$50 *Bili Harrington Sings
BIAS Saturday Morning Melodies
300 sMovie Matinee
$50 *Teen-Timers Club
1000 ChiIdren's Chopel
1O:l5 Community Chest Show
1890 KMON and Sing
lo:45 *This Week in Washington
l1:00 *Mutuol Show
1890 Smoky Mountoir Hoyrids
Afternoon
1900 Mrs. Smith, home demonstrators
ogent
12:15 slime for Melody
1890 News
l2:45 Vincent Lopez Orchestra
loo *DeI Trio
1870 Sports Parade
200 *ChorIie Siocun
2:15 fHorse Roce
2:30 *PouIine AIpert, Pionist
2:45 Ridin' the Range
500 *MutuoI Orchestra
$50 Piano Ploytime
400 Saturday Serenode
4:15**Heminewoy News
4:30 *Whot's the Name of thot sooos
500 sToke q Number
$50 $True or False
Night
900 *Twenty Questions
$50 stop Ne if You've Heard Ths
ZOO *Three for the Money
800 Sons O. Guns
BIS Sweetheart Serenode
$50 BoseboIi
1890 *BorcIoy Aliens Orchestra
lO:55 Mutual Reports the News
1l:o0 KMON Along ond Listea
1900 Sign Off
Milford chronicle., 1948-08-27

This Friday evening, a covered
dish supper will be he'd in the cafe
terra of the Milton Public School by
the w. S. c. S. of Goshen Church.
Each lady is asked to bring a dish
of food and her husband or friend.
The cost will be $1.OO per couple. A
program will follow the supper.
Mrs. Dorothy Burton is chairman
Of arrangements and she, together
with her committee, are arranging
for 200 to attend. The entire pro-
ceeds will go toward the church
improvement fund. A cordial inVi-
tatiOn is extended to everyone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Emerson, of
Wilmington, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles L. Jackson on
Monday
On Wednesday afternoon, August
18th, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Ban
ming gave their son, Ronald c. Ban
ming, birthday party in honor of
his 7th birthday. Those present
were: Sandra Workman, Valarie
Hazard, Milton and Dolores John
son, Joyce Fay Goodwin, Martha
Davis, TOddy and Jackie Johnson,
Milford chronicle., 1948-08-27

booths. The last night of the affair,
August 28th, will feature the giving
away of the 1948 model Chevrolet
automobile Proceeds of the carni-
val will be used to defray expenses
of maintaining fire fighting equip
ment throughout the year and in
the construction of the new modern
Fire Hall now under way.
The Milton American Legion,
Post No. 20, announced at their
August meeting that plans have
been completed for the erection of
a memorial to MiltOn's war dead of
World War II. The Memorial will
be a monument erected at the
grounds of the Legion Home. The
post solicited the necessary funds
during the past year. The names OF
all World War II men who made
the supreme sacrifice will be in
scribed on the monument. Rela-
tives of those men who died or were
killed in service are requested to
contact Lou Darby so that no name
will be omitted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester E. Clendaniel
and family had as their weekend
guests, Mrs. Emil Touring and
children Of Chester, Pa, and also
Mrs. Roscoe Clendaniel and son Ol
Wilmington.
The w. S. c. S. Of the HarbesOr
Methodist Church held a successful
bake at RehObOth on Saturday, Pro.
ceeds from this endeavOr amounted
to $500 with more collections ye
to be made.
The members of the Grace Meth
Odist Church were rendered a mos
interesting sermon by the Rev
Sharp of Missouri, in the absence 0
Rev. Milton Elliott who has been il
attendance at the Laurel Camp.
The body of man identified a
Wright Williams of this town wa
found yesterday afternoon in tn
BrOadkill River on the east side
GOrden L. Kramer, of Milton, an
his son, Glen, found Williams bod
floating near the shore and notifie
safe police at Georgetown. Stat
Milford chronicle., 1948-08-27
MILTON

The final report released by Mar
tin L. Black, Chairman of the V. F..
W.-spOnsored drive to spray the
town with DDT shows the drive to
be a success. The following is the
report: Total money collected
S833.00; cost of spraying-$586.00; ;
balance on hand-$247.00. In con-
nection with the spraying, a mos
quito trap was placed on Mr..
Blacks property to measure the re-
suits Of the project Immediately
after the completion of the spray
ing and for several days later there
was a decrease of 7O%o of mOsqui-
tOs in the trap. The trap is now fill
ing up again and we have the re-
naming total of $247.OO to work
with. Mr.. Black and the committee
want to know how the people OF
the community feel in regard as to
how this surplus should be used
The town is now in need of another
spraying and we will have to collect
approximately One-fOurth of the
original sum in order to do this. Let
your desires be known either to Mr.
Black or to a member Of the VFW
Milton's annual Firemen's Carni-
val, which began on Thursday eve
ming, is being we'll attended. The
parade took place on Monday eve
ming with many fire companies anC
their auxiliaries from all parts O
the peninsula. Opening night fea
tured a concert by the Milton Higl
School Band. This band, formed b!
Mr.. Lemuel Evans of the local fac
ulty, is drawing favorable cOmmen
all over the county and boasts ;
fine record to date on it's perform
ances at the various firemen's car
nivals. This local band headed tn
parade. Music is being featuret
each and every night of the carni
val as we'll as the usual group 0
ground prizes. The firemen haV
secured many worthwhile prizes
which are displayed at the variOu
Milford chronicle., 1948-08-27

Sara Vincent and Paynter Warning
ton Vincent were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Kitchens last
Saturday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. John Kitchens, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Davidson and children,
Mary Virginia and Carl, Jr., spent
last Saturday in Philadelphia to at
tend the wedding Of Miss Helen
Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley johnson Of
Collins Park, Wilmington, were
guests for several days and over the
weekend of the Rev and Mrs. f.
Charles LOuhOff, Jr., at the parsOn-
age.
Nassau Methodist Triangle
F. Charles LOuhOff, Jr., Minister
Sunday, August 29th
Zion Church: 9:45 a. m. Morning
worship service. Sermon by the
pastor.
10:45 a. m, Sunday School. Ray
mOnd NJ. Lank, Sup't.
Whites ChRpel3 10 a. m, Sunday
School, Norman c. Neff, Sup't
IL a. m, Morning worship service
Selection by the choir. The Rever-
end George Phillips of the 18th
United Presbyterian Church OF
Philadelphia will be the speaker.
COnley's Chapels 10 a. m, Sunday
School, Alden s. Hopkins, Sr., Sup't
II a. m, Song and Praise Service
The w. s. c S. Of Conley's Chape
will hold their regular monthly
meeting at the parsonage with Mrs
+. harles Louhoff, Jr., on Tuesdal
evening, August 31st.
Milford chronicle., 1948-08-27
NASSAU

Services were held at COnley's
Chapel last Sunday morning and.
the usual large crowd was present
at both the Sunday School and the
worship service. The minister
spoke on the subject Religion at
its Best" A number Of visitors
were present. Sunday School and
Praise Services were held at Zion
and Whites with the usual leaders
in charge The Reverend George
Phillips Of the 18th United PTesby-
terian Church in Philadelphia, will
be guest preacher at the morning
worship service IN Whites Chapel
next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Roach Of
Philadelphia, spent several days
and over the last weekend with
Mrs. Carolean Roach and other rel
atives
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Mitchell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Phillips
attended the Pilgrim Holiness
Camp Meeting at Milton last Sun
day.
Mrs. Grace Rogers Of Arden, Pa,
was the guest Of Miss Elizabeth
Wilson on Monday Of last week,
Mrs. Hettie Jester Of George
town, spent last weekend with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Kitchens.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Mitchell
were the guests last Thursday Oi
Mr.. John Beebe at his home in Eli
endale.
Mrs. Mary Hazard and Mrs. En-
ma Mason Of Milton were the guests
of Miss Lillian Cade and Miss
Elizabeth Wilson last Saturday.
Mr.. Robert Kitchens was CUES
over the last weekend Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Francis Kitchens.
Mr.. William III. Mitchell passed
another milestone in his age OF
August 18th. 1t was a very happ!
birthday occasion and he receives
many presents from friends ant
relatives.
Mrs. Sue Smith, Mr.. and Mrs
Clifton Abrams and their sons
Joseph and Jerry, spent severa
days at the parsonage last weel
with the Rev. and Mrs. F. Charlie
LOuhOff, Jr.
Miss Lillian Cade had as he
guest last week, Mrs. A. L. CulVe
of Washington, D. G.
Mrs. Minnie Davidson, Mrs. Ste
la Johnson and Misses Mary r. an
Milford chronicle., 1948-08-27

troopers, who suspect no foul play,
said Williams is believed to have
fallen from a pier. The body ap-
parently had been in the water sew
eral days, police added.
On Saturday, August 21st, at
8 D. m, Miss Hazel Marie Murphy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Murphy of Bridgeville, and Mr..
Robert Priestly, also of Bridgeville,
were married at the Goshen Church
parsonage by Rev. Harold M. Davis.
Their attendants were Mildred E.
Morgan and Dorsey E. Morgan of
Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. c. Crouch and
Mr. John T. Crouch, who spent two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w.
Crouch, returned to their home in
Philadelphia on Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jefferson is spend
ing several days with her daughter
in Milford, Mrs. Virginia Clifton.
Mrs. Carlton LOfand and son
Jimmy, have been spending several
days at the Joseph Doster cabin in
the POcOnO Mountains.
Services at Grace Methodist
Church on Sunday will be as fol-
lows: Sunday SchOOl-1O a. M;
Preaching at II a. m. Junior choir
will render special selection. The
public is cordially invited.
Another successful Camp Meeting
was brought to a close on Sunday
evening. The Camp was sponsored
by the Pilgrim Holiness Church, O
Milton. The Rev. Elmer J. HOckin@
was pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1948-08-27

Jim, Jack and Bill WagamOn, Carol
Ann and Norma Brittingham, Lee
Wayne Moore, Sara Lou Dill and
Wayne Galloway. They played
games on the lawn, had ice cream,
cake, candy and lemonade for re-
freshments. Ronald received many
nice gifts, At about 500 they de-
parted wishing Ronald many more
happy birthdays.
Mrs. Ida Sharp is much improved
after suffering with painful sty
on her right eye.
A covered dish supper will be
held in the cafeteria of the Parish,
Friday evening, August q, 1948, at
Z p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1948-08-27

The notice in last weeks ChrOn-
icle that the covered dish supper
would be held in Milton Public
School was incorrect. It will be
held in the Parish as stated above.
Each lady attending is requested
to bring a dish of food and her hus-
band or friends to pay $1.OO per
couple.
The supper is sponsored by the
Goshen Methodist Church.
We invite you to come and bring
your friends.
Travellers, don't forget that Aug
ust q, 1948, is the date to return
your envelopes.
Milford chronicle., 1948-08-27
Czechs Like u. S. Film

PRAGUE, - Up Czechoslovak-
ian critics had nothing but praise
for the American movie "Best Years
Of Our Lives" Academy Award
winner in 1947. The movie was
shown during the International
Film Festival at Marianske Lame
(Marienbad). A previous American
film shown there, Blossoms in the
Dust" was rOundly criticized.
Milford chronicle., 1948-08-27
Truck Wrecks Boat

SINGAPORE-(P)-MOs surreal-
istic accident of the year-truck
cOllides with boat.
The boat was parked in a field
for repairs. The driver of a mill
tary truck backed into it. COnsid-
cradle damage was done.
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-02
Air ReserVe Session
Held At Georgetown
CONTINUED from FIRST paesl

Continued from first pagel
Counties welcomed the Air Re
serve family.
Announcement was made of the
assignment Of Flight Adjutant to
Capt. Herbert Hazard. Lewes Del.
Flight Headquarters has. re-
ceived a copy of the following res
clution passed by the Sussex
County Levy Court meeting at
Georgetown on the % of June:
BE it resolved that the 156th
Composite Squadron (Air Reserve)
be and it is hereby granted per-
mission to use the Tussex County
Airport for Reserve Training pur-
poses or any other purpose per-
tanning to training of men for the
United States Air Force"
1t is hoped that this kind of CO.
operation will be. beneficial not only
in training Air Force Reserve Per-
sonnel i'll peace time, but in build
ing greater public interest in avia-
tion and the Sussex County Airport.
The next meeting of &C Flight
will be held in the ORC office al
III Market ST., Georgetown, on the
9Th of July, 1948. All former Air
Force personnel are urged to at
tend. Time-7:3O p. M, D. S. T.
Milford chronicle., 1948-07-02
Beebe, Speicher
Renamed To Board
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and Harold w. T. Purnell, George
town.
Named To Welfare Board
The Governor also reappointed
Louis A. Drexler, Camden, as a
member of the State Board of Wei
fare for a term of three years, be-
ginning June 30; DR.. Jerome d.
Niles, Middletown, as a member
of the State Board of Health for
a term of four years, effective July
Il; John F. Mullins, Holly Oak, and
Samuel M. Dillon, Wilmington, as
members of the State Board of
Housing for terms of four years,
! effective June 80.
P. Paul POtOcki, Wilmington, was
appointed as a member of the State
Board of Pharmacy for the unex-
pired term of Thomas S. Smith,
/ Wilmington, resigned, the term
ending July /, 1852. Reappointed
to the same board for a five-year
term, beginning July 1, is Paul G.
Tigue, Wilmington.
George ReappOinted
I The Governor reappOinted Fly
land P. George, Dover and Will
mington, representing the engineer
ing profession, and Thomas ]. Nc
DOnnell, Wilmington, representing
land surveyors, as members OF
the State Board of Registration fO1
Professional Engineers and Land
Surveyors. Mr.. Georges term is fO1
four years, beginning July 1, and
Mr.. McDOnnell's for three years
beginning July 2.
Frederic w. Kurtz, Wilmington
was renamed to the Delaware Rea
Estate Commission for three years
beginning July 2, and Mrs. Claudia
Orr, Lewes, was reappOinted a
member of the Lewes Memoria
Commission for seven years, effec
tive July 6.