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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
u. =. Hmrfe,t N3erett
,eiter alf
Slmeplab beit,sbet,


@aibiraton. @ie oas Staats De-
oartment mitteilt. miro Yort,,aal Sen
Tereiniatcx Staaten auf minbeitens
mitcrc flint ODER mcbr Sabre gcitat-
ten, oen ssluaplat Qagens allf ocil
N5oren at benllben.
1os glhfommcn iiebt Dor, oab ame-
rifanilhe 1lug5euge ben sslnaplat
bis gum 2. 1c5cmber 1850 benlten
fonncl, NIT Dem Mcdt, eine0erlGn9e'
rllng bon Sobr 81 ssabr 3u benuten,
fails fcines Der beiben 2Gnber Den
8ertrag fiinoigt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26

uno cine Hetition an oas Smmigra.
tion ano Naturalization Scrpicc aui
Ger 6orm l-l33 ribten. ssaQs oos
Tniuhcu bclpiaigt miro, genicbt Sbr
@ntte Eor5n9 als Sl,otaciupauocrer
llno Ser llniitauc, baB Sic als @attin
amerifaniihc 0iiracrin iino, miro
5,pciicllos in 0ctrnht ac5ogen ,uer,
Sen.
1sragc: Sh bin 9iirgcr lnb mohtc
Aah Gnropa reiicn. Mnn iaatc mir,
>ob id, MIDI gc9cn Plattcrn impien
ml,k INN ST rciicn, abcr ih bore, boii
2ertc, sic aus europa formcn, iid)
impicn nIiiien. @iiroc iih oics aud,
mi mid, 6e5ichen?'
slntuort: Saapobl, ,mo guar m,,i'
lid iebcrmamL Der alsg,lropo fommt
liner iolhen SmpIlmg ,rntcr5icben
,bne Hiid1id)t allf Staats5ugeborlg
scit. uitp. Gr mlB nafDlpeiien fonnca.
SAB er iid in ben lebten Srei eSsahrcll
liner iolhen Smpfnna ,lnter,oa oSer
hlatternfranf getpeicn tit. Rci'enoc,
Sic etnen iolcten Nadipeis nibt fiib.
rem fGnncn. miiNen i'm Mntinftsbafcn
'id) iofort inpien Inllcn obcr II Gage
lab Scr Nnf,,nft IN SuorantGne I'M
Ter Mufii6t bleibcn.
ssraae: Sd fam por Is Srsabren nad,
Nmcrifa oils Smmigrantin uno bel.
rotetc fnrB banad). ltnlanait itarb
mcin @atte. 0ann id 9iiracrin mer-
0en?
slnt,port: 1oas Sic legal einsc.
rpanbcrt iinb, f6nnen Sic Biiracrh'
tperbcn ,,nb arar bGnat aas 8crfabren
odpon ab, OF Ssbr peritorbcner @ottc
8iiracr tpar obcr nidt. Soils cr @iir=
Sd,luR nlf Se.te Z.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26

9iom. Mcbr als pier Ytiilioncn
.Mit9licocr Scr Stolieniibcn @atbo.
lilbcn aftion itebeu cinem fcmnlil.
niiIiifen Wurid) sur Mohtihernnbme
IN Stalieu I'M s3eae.
@onnluniiten ,lntcrid)Gscn ibrc
StGrfc miht. Sic ncnnen lie bic
,iuribc @nroe".
Sblpobl Sic 9otboliihc aftioll
ourcb Ole Sateran GertrGae uerbinoert
lit, Die Slnftion elmer poIitiibea
Eartei 81 iiberncbmcn, miro oas
Shaperse,uibt oieier mddtiaen fatbo=
llid)en Saienoraaniiation iih iiiblbar
nlad)en, ipenu i'm MpriI sstalien fen,
erlles reptblifaniibes Yarlament
iuublen miro.
Sbre Mitaliebibaft Die IN Die
Organization ser Shulfinoer, bsr
SohiduIitaSenten, Der 2ebrer, Mngc.
borigen Scr freicn 8er,lie, 5rauen,
angelteIlten eeglieoert lit 3 umiabt
3,225,0OO Meniden I'M @ablaltcr
Sas lit cine Miuion Menid)en mebr
oils sic Witalic0ihuft Scr ,Stolicuiid,-
Ell &ommi,niltiiden Eartei, oie 3
252, 900 Otitglieoer 5dblt - ibrer.
ieitS oie erOBte tommllniitiide natl,
nale Yartei aubcrbaIb Mublanos.
Sm 8egeniab Su Den grellen Y!a,
tatcn. aufltabelnoen Meocn uno Mal.
ienbemoulrratiouen Der 6uberlten Gin.
trn arbcitrt Ste AatboIiihc stftic,
IT'LL, aber nit l,nerihiitterlider 3Gbis
felt. Cic Organization bat iib tpieocr
9elpaltig bodygearbeitet ieit icnen
IbidialspoIlen 5asen, als ser ssaid)is-
mus lie 5tpang, I'M Terborgcncn 81
tuirfcn, ibre 3eitungen in 8rano iteds
te lno ibr ieoe 5,lnftion i'm 0iient-
li6en 2cbcn nabm.
Die arobc Gnergiecntfalt,,ng ser
&atboliihen Mftion beaann m 8.
SepteInbcr letter. ,Sabres, oils Yapit
Yius scr 3polfte cine Mniprabc Dor
100000 Stalienern, lninoeitens sur
SGlfte arbeiter aus Sen EropinSen,
bielt, Die it'd auf Dem Eetersplab per.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
pent 1skein Scr weit, .
fetttpeniiert

8aiierslautern. @as slipcr iibcr
Sen 9Qein pom Rbcin unb ans Ser
Nfals 81 iasen ,udre: gr gerGt aui oio
Ihiefe @nbn. Soa beiBcn, bnb Ser
fliilliIc Sonnenihcin 5u cilcm pro.
faren 1rabanten Ser mifeeihpenn-
ten Maoame &ompeniation geiporben
lit. 8etpiB cine betriiblid1e sseititelluna
Ser giiloene lrno rote Mebeniaft lit
haTiir nid,t perantlportlif) 5ll MAIDEN.
slber feline @nmpcniateure. 9ercn 9iht
cs aar bielc i'm 2ann Ser Burger ,u,N
gefer, .!freilid, sic 8eher in ocn
Sdranfen oes vaemeincn Golfcs "
ipcrSen nif)t mehr nai;. Die Mcbcn
idfte pcrben anberstuo gcglrgc!t. Gin
fleines 8eiipiel in puncto @ein pom
&bein: Gin fleincs SoteI irgcnSno
on Ser aiiitc. slls 2anbbaus sstarnt.
Tdrfoffcln, ,Scttl9teltcn, gaflparcn,
Gleiid etc. IN ra,,ben Mcheen. Muth
&ebeniait bonn Rbein lnb aus Ser
Pials. Ereiie acial5en tpie tSerinac
i'm Sodiommcr. 6raae on Sen ~Saus-
aeiit": ~Sabcn Sic cinen froblihen
@cinberg in Scr Ndbe?" .Nein., aher
cine ShtpeinemGlterei nit eincm fl
rem rbeiniid,en Tiriaenteu". ga mar
man i'm 8iIbe. Die trodenen @eher
oes "gemeinen Golfcs" bon 8opparS
baben chen anoers,po naiien (aber 9c.
ial5encn) Grias. Mftionsraoius bis
81 700 2ilomctcr rmo mcbr. 31pci-
fellos lit Mabamc 6ompeniatiom elm
,pcitlcibigcs Monitrim.
MOglid, Dob bcsauegen a,ld sic Of
fi5icllcn @einertrdge 10 itarf ins Rut-
iden scraten iino. @iiien sie. Der.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
Soraem Der Ceiterreid)er

@ien. Scraenppa beobad,ten DC
Oeiterreiher oie Gntiuidlrnaen in Der
lcnad)barten Siff)oilolpafei. 3nnl
yiten Wal fraat man iid), Oh cs iibcr-
aupt einen @ert bat, einen sSrieocns-
,crtraa sm erlanaen. Die Sciterrci-
pr iuiini6cnllnabbGngiafe unS Sas
:noc bcr 8ciabuna ourd) sic bier
'FGd)tc. @aS ipiiroc aber oic l(nab=
'iingiafeit beocuten? Gs lit 5lueifcl.
'nft, Of ScItcrreih fomm,niitiidcm
Nr,lf, tpie er iest in Der 1idehoilr-
uafci ausgeiibt miro, tpioerlteben
scnnte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
Gin kilfreistes pele

5rciburg i. @r. NobrlnaSmittel
,unb 1crtiiien I'M @crte bon ctiua 2
Millipncn Collar lulroen pnu Der
Sdppci, als @ci6cnt bcs irilchel
Iolfcs an sic nctlcibcnoc 9epGlfc'
r,,na in Tcmtid)lanb mno ScItcrrcidl
pcrIonot. 0ic iriidp Spcnbe umfabt
Minoilcilhfonieroen 3uter, StcfIc,
@cttpGid)c umb Sausbalts9ertitc. Die
Gcrteilma in Seutidlanb pnroe ocnl
Garitasncrbano iihertrnaen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
Dcnteeratie eelert,t
N,.r4 SteeelaSe

@allel. I'm sic jSd)l,lfinber 5u sc.
hanfcn iibcr bic Icmofrntic anSnres
acn, Itiitetc Sic amcritaniihe Militur
rcaierlng i'm &reiie Waloed 800 Ia.
Teln Shofolaoe fiir Sen bciten sluf
iat iibcr sic @orteile oieier StaatSe
form. SSsn einem aufiot bieb es f,lrs
ilnS biinoia: 9n6 mir iiherbaupt &c.
frat iuer6en.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
1lereblatt iber Sic 2uswan>eruna pclesHemtjsher
1tah Katto>o

V1Np' H"t pNINS Sl"O'Ht NN9Nt w w
britiiden 3onc, bod) n;nmt cs outb
Mnsipanberer aus ser mncrifoniiden
3one mf. Melonnaen fonncn ei,lit-
pcilen MIR BON &oltShemtirbcn onNcs
nonlmcn lpcrbcn, sic ibren @obniib
in Ser britiIden ino amcrifanii6en
Gone babeu. 9eidrdnfi,naen hinliht~
lid bes s(lters limo nid)t geaebcn. es
fonnen alIo audi alte Seute 81 ibren
GeripanSten imo 6re,,nben gus
pnnbcrn.
6. Sit Die llntcrIudmng i'm Miib.
lerbera-Gomp 5ufrieSeniteaenb Der.
lalien. 10 erbGlt man einen Bab
Crit ,nb fann tpieber nab Sauie
Iabren. Wan iou baher cbne polisei.
lide Ibmelollne uno obne @epid
5ur gor''nteriudlns i'm Eager cr.
i1einen.
7. 8om Miiblenberg Camp ,perocn
oie Yapierc id)licBlid, Sur cnnabild)sn
Nilitdrmiiiion nah @erlin, Sohan-
nesburseritr. 40, 9eid,idt, sic iiber oic
3ufaiil,ng cntiheioct.
8. Sat bie canabiihc Wilit6rmii.
zion 5uaeiaat, 10 ,piro ser Nus,uanoe-
rer nodmals in oas Miiblenbera 2a-
acr .bci Sn,mooer beruicn. no bic les-
te ariinblide drstIife uno politiid)c
llnteriuhung burf cine canabiihe
@onlnliiiion crfolat. Nah Mbihlui,
oicicr ltnterildlmg fommt man in
elm Sammellager bel Bremen, bon tuo
man nit ocm nGd)lten 0ampier nab
Canada bcioroert ,piro. Gs lit Dor.
gcicben bnB cine uerantlporilihc Ser.
iGnliffcit Scs Canadian Gbriitian
Council nit icbem Sampfer nit
fGbrt. Ser Gmpiang ,mb sic @citers
lciting in CANADA loa b,lrh fird,lihe
Srganiiaticncn in Sen S5aienitGoten
crfolgen.
8. 8olfsbeutihe, sic BEL einem an,
beren S8S-9ogcr (s. g. in Seitcr,
reid) bereits einen antrag aui Gin-
panhcr,ns nah Canada seitcut ba-
ben. miiiien Sic sort erbaltenc lauien-
&c Summer an bos Canadian Gbri.
titan Council nah Sannoper mcloen
,mb bnbci sic genaue Inihrift Ser
SRS- -9ienItitellc icipic bas Tat,lm
Ser Mntrasltelll,ug anseben.
llnier Silisfomitce ,piro iid) hc.
miihen, ourb Iermittlung lmierer
2anbslente in llSM lno Canada a,,h
benieniaen Siebenbiirsern umb 9a-
notcrn cine Nrbcitsitelle ,no oaburd)
einc Observation-Disclosures mad
Canada s,l bermitteln, sic sort feline
GeriuanScten ooer ssreunoe babcn.
Sir ,pcroen uns ferner belniiben, arf
Sem @erbanbl,ngsipege - iiber Ser
mittllmg Ser Gbanseliihen Stride =
fir uniere ansipanoerlnestpilliaen
2anosle,lte Die 8enebmiglme 5u elmer
8rupencinipnnoer,n9 nad Canada
su erlangcn. Nae 0anbsleute. Die Der.
ipanbte in Canada baben, sperben 9e-
beten uns sic Mnihrift berielben a,,-
3nienben.
gorIiegcnoes Mcrfblatt fam 6ci
muierer 9ienititelle nadgeforoert tper-
Sen, 6of bitten mir, ser 8e1tell,mN
ictpeils cine fleine Spenoe CUR 0ed.
ma ,lnicrer nmfanareid,en Sbreib'
,mS YoItipcien beisulegen.
0jeifaftsfiibrl,na.
oes. Or. 3. gppel.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26

.0or stpei Ssabrcn bat mir mcia
Chef nod Sipan5i9 Narf 3l,n@cburts-
tag gegcben, poriges Ssabr bob id,
linn Gaution itellen miiiien nno bemer
ernennt er mid su ieinem &ompas.
non."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
i'm IlfSlucrf Ser Gpanaeliidcn Sir
den in 1eltihlauo.


for Meiettlement Of Rciueccs outliSr
OF tbc @ionbate Of ,Ss9tS in Sannoper.
Samclncr Gbauiicc 90, 9. q. 8. 81.
- 5, Miiibfcnberg Camp 81, 9. I.
Z. e.. iueIdes bon bcn eponacliIhcn
2irdrn uno Scr fatboliidcn Stride in
Gonaoa( (s2innepea) seariinoct ipurbc,
tcilte nit:
1. Solfsbentide, pclhe Gcr,panote
oSer Nefannte in CANADA baben, fGu,
ncn nah sort cintoanSern. Sic oiirfen
iceod iucocr Die beutidc nod sic
oitcrrcid)iide Staatsanseboriafeit an.
genommen baben.
3. Curh canabiihen Matsbeiblub
1878 biirfen anaeb6rigc bon 0Gnocr:,
bic i'm 3ricge segen aanaoa iparen,
nift arlfeenommen tperoen. Staats-
angebOrise bon Stalien, @umaniem,
llnaarn nuo ssinnlano apcrocn ieood,
I'M tSinnc oes obengcronntcn Mats.
bcldlaiics nidt ais cbenalige ,seire-
anacb0rise betradjtct. Cine 5tpangS.
ipeiie Ginberi,f,,na ODER lleberitcllung
silr oe,tidcn Webrmad)t m,B nah.
acipicien tucrocn. 1erartiae,sGuc tucr-
Sen acionocrt aepriiIt ,mS bebonoelt.
3. Ter Nntrnaaeiler idreibt au.
|madif an iffnc Wes.banSteM ODER Re:
fannten IN Canada ,,no pcranlaGt Sic.
fe, beim borttaen Gimpanocrrlne scmt
in Sttaipa oher scr nGhiten S..cllc
ocs "Ganaoian Slnmiaratinn Sfiicc"
in Canada. cinen Mntraa (sIiiibapit)
cin5urcifcn. Tabci niiiIen Der Numc,
Scr @cbltrtSort nit @churtSbotllm,
Der @crnT nno sic bcr5citiae genauc
Inidrift bcs Ginnauocrcrs inIcutIh.
lanS anaegcbcn ipcroen. Gr nnib in
bicicm slntrag garonticrcn, bnb CT
sic llcberiabrt fir Sen GcrmonS.en
b5lp. @cfanntcn 5nblt, oab or fir Sic
llntcrflnft iorgm unb baB scr Mus
ipanbcrer Sem Staat Canada mic ,ur
2ait fallen miro. Sas RciicgcIo 600
Collar fir Sd,iIiss mmo Giienbohn
transport cinihlieBlih Scrpilc0ma
mib IN canaoiihcr @Gbrung burd,
ocn Gerluanotcn 'b5ip. ;sre,mb in Ga,
naba erlcat tuerbeu. Aci6smorfiheinc
iocrocn nid)t anacnommen. Gs miro
oaraitf bingelpicien. oaB ser s(ntrna
ani Nnsipanoerlng MIR in Canada
1mb nift bier geitcllt nerben fann.Gs
miro angeratcn iih bon Sermanhtel,
in Canada cine slbihrift bes MIiioa,
hits 5nididcn 81 lailen. Ssntereiicnttn
f0nnen oas M,iicr eines in &itdcner
(Sntario /Gamaba) ausseitellten giii,
bapits (s(ntraa nit eioesitattlihcr
GrflGruna) bci unierem SiIisfomitee
anforocrn.
4. Cine Mbteillute bes ranabiihen
Ginipanberungsamtes (Ganaoia SSml=
migration Screeuing 3eam) itellt ia.
ralif bie 2eiitlmss- nno Mminabnle.
fabigfeit Ser betreiienoen 1amilie in
Canada felt. sit oics 5ur gefrieoi-
e,na crfolot. 10 fommt ser eenebmis-
te Nntrae iiber sic SMO 5um sluf.
nabmelaeer bes Canadian Gbriitian
Council. "a 9. g. q. 6. g. Miiblcn-
berg Camp, Somclner Gbauilcc 90
nod 6anmDDer, g. q. 8. II. = Uri=
tiihe 3onc). SSeocr Ginipanoercr or.
bGIt bon ser SsRO cine beltimmtc
9sumner Serial 9fllmbcr on the Ga.
naoian Gloie e&clatipe Smm,gration
IShemc), sic bei alien Mnfraacn ansll-
aehen 1T.
5. Die bolfsSeutihe 6omilie miro
nin 81 elmer llcbcrpriifne ,no &C.
i'tnobeitliden @orlnteriuhung l.,
obcngenanntes Miiblcnbcrg-2aacr bci
&annopcr bcr,lfcm Gs lit slpcdlos,
iid) in oicies Eager 81, begebcn. bcnor
man oortbin ecruien tuiro. 3unddit
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-02-26
olbld,rift.
Hilisfentitee Scr Siebenbiireer Sastien mn>
23anatcr Shtpabcn

Miind)cn %, 20. 12. 1947.
Woaniillerltr. %. Gel: 81 $50.
Tpitihcf: MiinNcn 5729.
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-19

ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Paynter Reynolds
and three sons, Andrew, Anthony,
and Arnold, of Milford, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Walls and daughter,
Kay, of Lewes, Mr.. and Mrs. Norris
Owens and two children, Jimmy
and jeanne, Miss Sallie Owens and
Mr. Raymond CoVerdale, of Ellen
dale, Mrs. Dorothy Workman and
daughters, Kathleen, Babara and
Gail, of Milton.
The Home Demonstration Club is
invited to meet with Mrs. Norton
Leverage on Tuesday afternoon,
March 23rd. Subject will be:
Known Your Woods and Wood
Finishes" Leaders are Mrs. Tho
mas Logan, Mrs. Harrison Collins
and Mrs. Herschel Bennett.
On Friday evening, relatives and
friends gave Mrs. Thomas Jones a
surprise birthday party. They were
Mr. and Mrs. ElwOOd Argo and
Elaine, Mr.. Walter
Muncey, of Wilmington, Mr.. Robert
Jones and children, Bessie and
Theodore, Mr.. and Mrs. David Reed
and Mrs. Eliza Wilkins, of Milton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paynter Collins, Mr..
end Mrs. Vinal Carey and son,
George, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pretty
man, Mrs. Alex Shepard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Bennett and daughter,
Eleanor, Mrs. Norton Leverage and
son, Bill, Miss Margaret Higman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Jefferson
and daughter, Jane Lee. Many nice
gifts were received by Mrs. Jones
and homemade cakes and ice
cream was served in abundance.
Jimmy Jefferson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbert Jefferson, attended a
birthday party on Friday evening
of his cousin, Clinton Warrington,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles War
ringtOn.
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-19

evening, March 18th. The subject
will be Forestry" The members
of the P. 7. A. thank all who helped
make the last meeting a success.
Glendale w. S. c. S. will meet
with Mrs. Ruth Webb on Thurs
day evening, March 25. All cordial
ly invited.
Home Demonstration Club will
meet with Mrs. Stella Isaacs, Tues
day evening, March 23rd; topic
Selecting Furniture and Rugs"
Glendale baseball team is pre-
pairing for the coming season and
will need new equipment. So if you
get call from them, be ready to
help.
Faith Bible Holiness Church
Rev. Robert b. NailOr, Pastor.
Sunday, March 21st
2 p. m.-Sunday School service.
8 p. m. Preaching.
Everyone welcome.
Glendale Methodist Church
Rev. w. B. Bundick, pastor
Sunday, March 2lst
10 a. m.-Sunday School serv-
ices, in charge of F.. w. Ireland,
Sup't
II a. m.--Preaching by the pas
tor.
There will be no Evening Serv-
ice in the Church due to the Reviv-
al Starting at McColley's. Everyone
is invited to Worship with us at
McCOlley's at 1870.
McCOlley's Methodist Chapel
Rev. w. h. Bundick, Pastor.
Sunday, March 21st
This is the Regular Preaching
Sunday, but due to our Revival be-
ginning tonight, there will be no
preaching in the afternoon. To-
night at 1880 o'clock, our Revival
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-19
GLENDALE

Mrs. Calvin A. Evans and Mrs. ].
r. Tyndall, of Lewes, were callers
of Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Derrickson
last week.
Mrs. John S. Isaacs, who has
been a patient in the University
Hospital, Philadelphia, returned
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Gorlich. Sr..
had motor trip on Sunday.
Mrs. w. S. Sherwood was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Ire
land and daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac w. Ellings-
worth and daughter were callers in
Milford last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Tucker
and son, Ralph, spent the weekend
IN LansdoWne, Pa, as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Healis and on Sun
day mOtOred TO Valley Forge.
Mrs. ElWOOd Lynch and daueh-
ter, GWendOlyn, spent the weekend
in Wilmington, as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Rogers and family.
Mrs. Clara V. Wilson is visiting
relatives and friends in New Jer-
Sey.
Roland Ennis, of New JERSEY.
spent the weekend with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Ennis.
Sr, and on Sunday were dinner
guests of j. II. Lynch, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman E. Pretty
man were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rowland West, of Millville.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Long and
daughter; Barbara, visited rela-
tives on Sunday.
Ellendale P. T. A. will meet in
the School Auditorium on Friday
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-19
SLAUGHTER NECK
Church Services
Rev. E. N. Wright, Pastor.
CnnHoVr NHoro7, OTok

Church Services
Rev. E. N. Wright, Pastor.
Sunday, March 21st
2 p. m.-Sunday School. Vinal
Carey, Supt. There were II pres
ent last Sunday with collection
amounting to $12.48.
Our pastor was unable to be
present last Sunday due to illness.
We hope he soon makes a complete
recovery.
Mr.. Hubbard Macklin, of Lincoln,
delivered the sermon.
The Willing Workers Sunday
School Glass met at the home of
Miss Pearl Benson, near Argos
Corner, on Wednesday evening
with all members present; also,
their teacher, Mrs. Thomas Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Leverage
entertained to dinner on Sunday,
Mr., and Mrs. James Dallas and
sons, Glenn and Allen.
Miss Elaine ArgO spent part of
last week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Muncey in Tuxedo
Park, Wilmington. The Munceys
celebrated their Both wedding an
niVersary on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams, of
Milford, entertained with a dinner
on Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Ad-
ans brother, Davis Farens birth
day anniversary. The guests be-
sides Mr.. and Mrs. Farens and chill
dren, Faye and Roy, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Zed. Farens, Mrs. Anne Pot
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Finn1ty and
daughter, Carolyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weischedel,
of Argos Corner, entertained his
aunt, Mrs. Marie Horner and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Trues-
dale and son, Raymond, of Phila-
delphia, over the weekend. On
Sunday they served a roast duck
dinner in honor of Mrs. Weisched-
els birthday anniversary. She re-
ceived many nice gifts and greet
ing cards.
Mrs. Riley Bennett, Mrs. Thomas
Logan, Mrs. Herschel Bennett and
Mrs. Russell Baer, attended the
W. S. c. S. Spring MeRting at St.
Johns Church, in Seaford, on
Thursday.
Mrs. ElwOod ArgO visited Dover
on Thursday.
Mrs. Harry B. Roach visited her
daughter, Mrs. Bessie McCline and
family in Trenton over the week.
end. Mrs. McCline is very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtland Smith, of
NAPLES Pond, entertained several
guests to dinner on Sunday. They
were Mrs. Laura Reed and son,
] Preston, Miss Phyllis Smith, of Mil
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-19
A DOUBLE LAUGH

If you think Henry Wallace is a
queer aspirant for President of
the United States you have a still
bigger laugh coming. Senator Glen
n. Taylor of Idaho has been ac-
cepted by the Wallace forces as
their candidate for Vice President.
1t would be pretty hard to trump
up any reason why Snowman Tay-
lOr should be accepted by the vOt-
ers as a competent candidate for
Vice President. Since he was elect
ed United States Senator in 1914
his record is almost a blank. He
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-19

begins. Our speaker for this eve
ming will be Rev. LouhOff. There
vii lalsO be special music.
On Tuesday evening we will
have with us Rev. Campbell.
Our Pastor will preach the other
nights. Special music is being
planned for every evening.
You are invited to come out and
be with us in this series of meet
ings.
Union Methodist Church
Rev. w. b. Bundick, Pastor,
Sunday, March 2lst
Sunday SchoOl-Mr. Walter Con-
away, Superintendent.
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-19
MILLVILLE
Chureh NeMs

Church News
Sunday, March 21st
Sunday SchOOl-11 a. m. Sup't.
Harry p. Dale, Jr.
Prayer service, Friday evening
7;45. This service will take place
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
MelchOir. Rev. T. G. Jones, pastor.
Union Sunrise Service-Easter
Sunday-6:30 a. m, at Bethany
Beach. Rev. Thomas Smith. of the
Presbyterian Chsrch will deliver
the message. Music by the Selby-
vile Band.
Mr.. and Joshua Dukes and
daughter, Shirley, Of e. Lansdown.
Pa, spent the weekend with their
mother, Mrs. Ida Dukes and Mr..
and Mrs. l. r. Wiley. On Satur-
day, Mrs. Dukes celebrated her
birthday.
Miss Wanda Wiley, of Whining
ton, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /. r. Wiley.
Miss Pauline and Ruth McCabe,
of University of Delaware, were at
home for the weekend with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Nc
Cabe.
Irwin H. Quillen, Jr., has accent
ed a position in Lewes at the Con
sOlidated Fisheries, Inc.
Mr.. David QuiIlen is making a
trip to Florida for a couple weeks.
Mrs. Gertrude Truitt spent. Mon
day evening with Mrs. Ola Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Evans and
family were at their home here
during the past week.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Mill
vile Fire Co, met in the fire hall
on Monday evening, at which time
the newly elected officers were in
stalld as follows: President, Mrs.
Katie Tunnel Belts; vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Hulda Wood; Secretary,
Mrs. George Beamer; Asst. secre-
tary, Mrs. Ruth Bennett; Treas
urer, Mrs. Pearl Evans; asst.
treasurer, Mrs. Clara Davey. After
the business meeting, everyone en-
joyed a social hour. Refreshments
were served by the hOstesses, Mrs.
Gloria Evans, Mrs. Ann Evans, Mrs.
Ethel Hooker and Mrs. Pearl Ev-
ans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall Hooker and
son, Jimmie, of RehOboth Beach,
visited their mother, Mrs. Nettie
Hooker and Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford
Noble, on Sunday.
Mrs. Roland West and Mrs. Net
tie Hooker attended the w. S. C. S.
conference held in St. Johns Meth
Odist Church at SeafOrd on Thurs
day.
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-19

didn't even sing very well when
he arrived at the Capitol and sat
on the steps of the building and
tried to pull off a one man concert
after he had finished his trip from
Idaho to Washington by riding
horse part of the way-Of course
winding UP the trip to the Capital
with old dobbin.
The Wallace-Taylor combination
starts out as the funniest pair Of
candidates that can be imagined,
Wallace is from Iowa and Taylor
from Idaho. It seems almost i'm
possible to believe that either one
o fthOse states can. be won by these
samples of "favOrite sons"
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-19
Giant AGATE Lors

Within the petrifed forest nation
al monument in northern Arizona
are six separate forests where
giant logs of agate lie PROSTATE on
the ground and where numerous
broken sections and smaller chips
and fragments form a colorful
ground cover.
Milford chronicle., 1948-03-19
Betatron Invented

The betatron, invented at Univer.
sity Of Illinois in 1910, produces x.
rays or an electron beam with mill
lions Of volts energy, useful for in
dustry, medicine and scientific re-
search.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-03

FROM PRINCE RUPERT
 P. Hcppe of Prince Rupert is registered at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-03-03

for its ability to produce results in the communication field.
 T4is military organization, with Headquarters in the Federal Office Building in Seattle was originally known as the "Wamcats' tWash- ington-Alaska Military Cable and Telegraph System) and has been busy since 1900 providing a combined military and commercial communi- cations link tetween Alaska and Se- attic. twas the major communica- ton agency for Alaska during World War II and ACS men followed the aoops ashore during the Aleutian Campaign.
 TO Afaskans the ACS gives a ser vice to the Western Union and Pac- fife Telephone and Telegraph Con- pany combined, as it handles over it's facilitiea for the general public tele- grams and long distance telephone calls between Seattle and all key points in Alaska as well as furnish ing the important telegraphic money order service for the north country