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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23

Out OF Town: MrS. Dan Russell,
siGT irving Ave No. left for q
vacation Monday, July ~, She
win visit In st. Louis, Hot Springs
and other places,
Soelalite PlcRici The MlnneapO.
lis SOciAlite Club sponsored q pic.
ME Sunday. July II. al Glcnwood
Park for the parents and their
children.
Mr.. and alEs. Wilmeth q. B0Wen
and daughters Il Chicago spent
ten days with their brother and
sister. in~law, Mr., and Mira. W,
Norris, asia Firth Ave, So. and
also a brother, Mr.. and Mira Floyd
Renlx. A0tS Fourth Ave-, So, While
in the city they were extended
many social eourtsales.
Mrs. Lacy Harris and Mr.. sam
ATnoldG name were omitted
from the article on the birthday
party given for Mrs, EaNie Arnold,
noaBs Quests, Miss MAFIlyR
Smith and grandmother. Mira,
Kathryn Foster. arc the house
guests Of Mr., and Mrs. Roy Burns,
SSiS Fourth Ave, So, Mrs, Foster
Is the mother ot Mrs. Burns and
Miss Smith Ia her niece. They plan
10 be here two weeks and are
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ans, STA0 Fifth Ave, So. Is In Fair.
view Hospital.
Visiting from Chicago. Mr.. and
Mrs. wllmoth Bowen and their
three daughters from Chicago arv
tie house guests Of MIR, and Mira,
John Norris, ASIA Firth Ave. So
They were entertained al u lunch.
con Thursday. July IS,
House Guests Mr., and Mira Nd.
die Morton, Los Angeles, Calf,
aro the house guests Of Mr., and
Mrs. Louis Perkins. $3.50 Clinton
Ave, So, Mr., and Mrs, Morton ar
rived here Tuesday night, July 90
They are the aunt and uncle Of
Mrs. Perkins. They plan 90 spend
about ten days here.
VaeAtiOninE, Mr.. and MRS. Mel.
win Jefferson, Ga Tth Ave, No,
left Sunday. July 10, for New
York. Detroit, Chicago and NH.
waukee, They viii DO gone two
weeks.
Arrives hOmeI Mrs, Prank
Shaw. i0A3 Bryant Ave. No, re.
turned home from Dcs Molnoa,
Ia, after spending = week there.
Matte Della and Edna Mae. her
daughters. returned home Sun.
day, July 10.
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from csnserville. Iowa.
Visiting frUm CAieAEo' Mira
Rose Hadiey and granddaughter
Of Chicago are the house guests Of
Mr.. and Mira A. l. Brown, SSA Is.
SSth st. They viii visit here two
weeks.
Entertained AZ DlAneF, Mr.. ana
Mrs, Patrick wicks Of FoTt Worth.
Texas, were entertained ID q din
nsr given by Mr., and Mra Joa
Napuc. SiSs Humboldt Ave. No
Those who attended were: Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Postun, Mrs. Jua-
nita white. Mrs, Sonora and Mr.,
Reed. The affair was held Tues.
day, July -,
Suffering frum Heart AIlment;
Mrs. Blanche BriscO. 1891 Bryant
Ave, No. who was suffering nom
q heart ailmsnL viii have 20 can.
eel her musical studies al MePhAil
School Of Music.
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-07-23

Miss VirEie Mae Gray Of IVES
son, Miss, arrived in ST. Paul on
July II, to visit her brother. Mr.
w. d. Gray, 7O2 Rondo Ave. for
the next month.
Rev. Floyd Massey, Jr., Of 7is
ST. Anthony Ave, pastor Of Pill
grim Baptist church. will observe
his natal day on Saturday, July
"a.
A marriage license was issued
last week 10 William Miller, 742is
Rondo Ave, and Lorraine p.
Bradley, 76s Carroll Ave.
A baby girl was born recently
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Vassar.
$50 ST. Anthony Ave.
MIR. J. T. Harris Of SIS Marion.
has as his houses guest, his sister,
Mrs. Charles Wright Of Chicago,
who arrived in the city Sunday
evening, July Is, for a 10 days
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mason, Jr.
left ST. Paul July 10, for their
home in Pittsburgh, Pa, after a
two weeks visit in the city with
relatives and friends and the
house guests Of Mrs. Masons sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Thomson Of 729 Ingle-
hart Ave. The visitors were cx-
tended many social courtesies
during their stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason were the
honored guests at family party
on July ; in the new recreation
room Of the Paul Thomasons. July
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Mason were enter
tanned at a picnic nj Phalen park.
Those attending were; Messrs. and
Mines. Donald SChofield and Mar
sha; William Gardner and chill
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Mrs, Il. u, Mouldon. Ssta Fourl
Ave-. So, was a delegate 10 th'
Elks Convention recently helC
here, She was entertained al I
dinner Thursday. July 9, by Mr.
and Mrs. Moulden,
BAhy GIrl; Mr.. and AlFA. Gar
nett Jones, SSS9 Clinton Ave, So,
are the proud parents Of n baby
girl The baby who was born Fri
day morning. july 10, al ST. Mary
Hospital weighed in at ~
pounds, Mother and baby are 70
ported doing tine.
Leaving IOWA; mr.. and Mrs. l.
O. Anderson. Sp2S Clinton Ave
So, left Friday night July 10. for
Detroit Mich. where they viii
visit two weeks,
Visiting In Chicago; Mira Grace
Mason, 400 q, seth ST., left Tues,
day, July 20, for Chicago and Ev,
anston, H., where abe viii visit
for a week.
EnteFtalRs a Garden Partyl
Mrs, W. J. Stirman. JAlS Smelling
Ave So. entertained az a garden
party on Friday, July 10, The hon
orees were Mrs. Myrtle DeVRughr
Of Chicago, and Mrs. Marie Sta
pleton Of Dakota.
Returns from Chicago. MFa
Emma SimmS. 5t2 Aldrich Ave
No, recently returned from Chi.
cRgo where she visited Mr.. and
Mrs. =. l., Powell, While there She
visited her aunt Mrs, Betty An.
derson, She was gone u week.
Return from Resort; Mr.. and
Mrs. Connie LAnderR, 1851 Bryant
Ave, No, have just returned home
from their vacation at Wares Re.
sort in Pine River They spent tive
weeks boating. fishing and swim.
ming
Mr.. and Mrs. JShA %. WIlIlAHas
sTS2 Fourth Ave. So, and Mr.
Fern Hughes left Saturday, July
II. for Kansas City, Mo. Mr.. vii.
iIams Is TO play In the golf tour.
naincnt there, They will motor
down and plan 20 be gone a week
House Guests. Mr.. and Mrs. 10.
mer Smith oi Cedar Rapids, Ia,
were the house guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Russell Underwood. S62C
Fourth Ave. So. Mr.. and Mrs
Smith arc cousins Of Mr.. Under.
wood and they spent one week
here.
In Hospital. Mrs. Matthew Nv,
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dren; woodford Mills and chill
dren; S. Vincent Owens and
Vaune; Fred SlemmonS and Fred.
Jr., Kenneth Stokes, Kenneth Ed.
wards, Simon Harris, Albert Me
Clure and sons; Ralph Ward, Jr.,
Charles Bradley and Jackie; Jes-
Sc Howard and children; Rheadus
Fletcher; Victor Galloway, Paul
Thomson and Paula and DR.. and
Mrs. Dunbar Gibson and children
Mines. Paul Wood and children:
Anita Jones and Vernon Louis
Barbara Strawder, Ralph Ward,
Srr and Blanche Paine, Mr.. Grant
Peake and Miss Mary Manning.
Others entertaining for Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason were: Mr.. and Mrs,
Hyland Stokes, who also had as
their honored guests, Mr.. Chris
Foster Of Richmond, Va, Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon Harris, who were
hosts at a dinner party; Mrs. Le-
roy Coleman and Mrs. Harry
Chiles, hoSteSseS at a Pinochle
party. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stem
mons, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Ed
wards, Mrs, Donald Schofield,
Grace Bryant and Barbara Straw.
der; Mr., and Mrs, Albert Mcclure,
Mrs. Anita Jones and Mr. Louis
Mason, ST.; Mrs. Blanche Paine,
Mr., and Mrs. Chester Oden: Mr.
and Mrs. S. V. Owens, Paul Wood,
Whitney Young and Bryon Rife.
The Twin Cities Postal Alliance
picnic is scheduled for Sunday,
July IS, at kaposha park. This
Is an annual affair,
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Social and Personal

Mr. and Mrs. Tommie BraddOek Of TO7 Inglehart Ave-
are receiving congratulations the birth baby girl born
July at ST Josephs hospital The baby given the name
CheryL Ann weighed pounds and birth Mother
and baby home and repeatedly doing fine Mrs
Braddock IS the former Junauld Brown
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Social and Personal

Returned HOme MIR. and Mrs. w. II. RlchAFdSOR 31t9
Chicago Ave So returned home Tuesday July IS after four
weeks vacation in Cleveland Chicago Detroit and Kansas
City Mo They report having wonderful time visiting rca-
tveS and friends.
Mrs Ruby Watkins Of Denver, COlO niece Of Mr.. and
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Any plant can be killed By pre-.
venting the growth ct leaves al the
sop. Green leaves feed slant Tools.
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-02
DELMAR


Paul Elliott, Frank Bradley. Ed
ward Workman and Dickie Nichols
are spending two weeks in Florida.
Mrs. Roy Parks and son. Rov. Jr
of WaynesbOrO, Va, are spending
1.-The Christmas holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Jones,
here.
Mr.. Robert Langrall spent the
past week in New York City.
Bacon's Home Demonstration
Club will have their Christmas dim
ner and party at st. Georges Com
munity house on Monday evening.
Dec. 20, at 6 o'clock for the club
members and their families.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Elliott. Dr..
are being congratulated on the arri-
val of son at the Peninsula Cen
eral Hospital.
Miss Pauline Ellis, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth J. Ellis of Del
mar, and Mr.. Eugene Hammond,
son of Mrs. Emma DuttOn and the
late Mr.. Hammond, also of this
town, were quietly married Thurs
day evening, Dec. l8, at the parson-
age of the DagsborO Methodist
Church by the Rev. Leon Ross, a
former pastor of Mt. Olive Metho-
dist Church in Delmar.
The bride is a graduate of Del
mar, Del. High School and of the
University of Delaware and is a
member of the faculty of the Del
mar School.
Mr. Hammond, also, is a graduate
of Delmar Hi School and served
several years in the Army. He is an
engineer, contractor and builder
and they are occupying their new
nome on Lincoln Ave, in this town.
Mr.. Lester Smith, who is a patient
IN Brandywine SanatOrium, spent
the Christmas Holidays, here. with
his family.
The wedding of Miss Rosalie Sell
BY daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Irv-
ing Selby, and Mr.. JOS. II. Whelp-
ton, son of Mr.. and Mrs. JOsepb
Whelpton, all of Delmar, was sol /
emnized on Saturday, Dec. q. in |
the First Methodist Church in this
town, by the Rev. John w. Town /
send. A reception followed in the |
church social hall.
Mr.. Lewis Selby, a student at the !
University Of Delaware, gave his.
sister in marriage. Her bridesmaids
were Miss Marjorie Phillips and
Miss Edselein Xenables, both of
this town. Miss Whelpton, sister of
the groom, was maid of honor and
little Geraldine Harrington of Del
mar was flower girl. VIM. Jones
as best man. Following a
wedding trip, the neWly-weds will (
reside in Delmar.
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-02
FELTON,

The January meeting of the w
S. G. S., will meet at the home OF
the president, Mrs. w. H. Eaton, on
Monday afternoon, Jan. 5th. at 2 o.
clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson S. Hill are
visiting her parents in Hartford
Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Milbourne
spent their Christmas Holiday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Warren in
Richmond, Va.
Mr.. Robert Steelman of Whining
ton won the Plymouth car which
was CHANGED off on Christmas eve
by the Fefton Fire Co.
Miss Elma Eaton and Mrs. W p
Macklin went to Rye, N. Y. tn
spend Christmas with Mrs. Mack
Inns son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry VOgler. Mr.. Vogler
was caught in the New York snow
storm so that he couldn't get home
the first night.
Mrs. Katie Case was the guest of
her daughter and family. Mr. and
Mrs; Mrs Luther Robbins and family at
Mrs. G. J. Meredith spent Christ
mas Day with Mrs. Mamie Adams
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Jester enter
Ialned at family dinner Christmas
Day. Guests were Mr.. John g. les
ter, Mrs. T. B. Case and Bavard
case Of Rehoboth, Mr.. and Mrs
Jensen and children of Milton ana
G Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart Of
Greensboro. y
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-02

Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson
and Mr. and Mrs. John Walter and
son, Jehu, of Clarksville, Del. were
visitors last Saturday evening with
Rev and Mrs. Charles L0uhoff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Hambruch
and daughter, Joan, of Baltimore,
Md, are spending the Christmas
holidays with their relatives, Mr.
and Mrs. Leslie Murk and daugh-
ter, Susanne
Mr.. and Mrs Conrad Roach and
daughter, Faye, were entertained
at dinner last Sunday by Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Lewes at their home in
Lewes.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kitchens
were entertained at Christmas din
ner by their son and his family. Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Kitchens at their
home in Milford.
Miss Lillian Cade. Mrs. Messipger
and Miss Elizabeth Wilson were en-
tertained at Christmas dinner in
Milton by Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Con-
we'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Roach and
daughter, Faye, spent last Saturday
in Dover, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Kitchens
entertained to a turkey dinner last
Sunday the following friends and
relatives as their guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Kitchens and children.
Howard, Jr., and Mary Ann. Mr..
theodore Wilson and SOM GeraI6
all from Milford, Mrs. Hettie lester
OF Georgetown, Mrs. Minnie David
son, Mrs. Stella johnson, Mrs. Mag
gle White and the Misses. Mary r
and sara Vincent, all of Overlook.
NASSAU Charge Methodist Church
Z. Charles LOuhOff, Jr., Minister
Services Sunday, Jan. 4th, 194S
AAON - TO. a. m. Morning Worship
Service-The Sacrament of our
Lords Supper will be observed. The
pastor will be in charge. IL a. m.
Sunday School Raymond M. Iank
superintendent.
WHITES ~ 10 a. m. Sunday School I
Norman c. Neff, SUPERINTENDENT
An election Of 0ficers for the SUN
DAY School will be held at the close
oI the lesson. II a. m, Morning
Worship Service-The Sacrament
OF Our Lords Supper will be OH
served with the pastor in charge.
gONLEK,S n 10 a. m. Sunday
school-Alden S. Hopkins, super
lntendent. la. M, Song and Praise
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-02
NASSAU


Nassau has received its first wine
ten blanket Of snow ia the past few
days While we all like a little Of
tie white freshness Of winter we
also hope it does not bring too much
ol the hardships which sometimes
follows along with the winter chilli
ness ID the way of colds and illness
that sometimes come to the unfor-
tunate
The Sacrament Of Our Lords
supper was observed at COnley's
Ghapel last Sunday, despite the
weather and the bad roads the at
tendance was large. The Rev. How
ard Davis a retired member of the
Peninsula Methodist Conference
and now residing at LeWes, prea-
ched the sermon and administered
the Sacrament The minister, the
Rev +. G. Louholf, Jr., is still con-
hned to his bed with the grippe.
The Church and Sunday School
Christmas Entertainment was held
81 COnley's Chapel on Tuesday eve
ning Of last week. A fine program
was rendered under the supervi-
sion Of the Superintendent Alden b.
Hopkins and the teachers. The
Church was very appropriately dec
GRATED for the occasion and MANY
presents were given including
purse to the Pastor and Mrs. Lou
hon containing a fine contribution.
All present received apples, oran-
ges, and candy TWo-hundred boxes
OF candy were distributed among
the Sunday School, scholars: 1T was
one Of the finest entertainments
ever given at COnley's.
On Friday evening of last week
Whites Chapel held their SUNDAY
school entertainment in spite of
tne winter weather with the church
being fuh. A Pageant entitled "The
SoDDler.s Christmas" was presen-
ted with excellency. The proeram
was under the supervision Of Mrs
Norman Nefl assisted by the teach
efs Of the Sunday School and the
superintendent, Norman 6. NeH /
ne decorations were in accordance
win the Christmas spirit with |
lighted candles and Christmas tree
q visit by Santa made the occasion
complete. Presents were distribn-
ted among them; a purse was pre- /
sented to the pastor and his wife
containing real gift. Apples. or
a1ges and candy were plentffullv |
distributed to all present. Whites /
chapel will hold its Annual cleo I
tlon Of Sunday School officers AT
the close Of the Sunday School les
son next Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beauford Warripp-
ton entertained at a turkey dinner |
last Saturday the following guests. /
Ags. Lille Warrington and Mr.. and I
Mrs. George Dutton of Lewes Mr |
George Warrington and Mrs Nettie /
warrington Of Oak Orchard. AR
and Mrs. Gene Perry of Milton. Mr. (
and Mrs. John Perry. Mr.. John P I
warrington and sons, Samuel and j
Jimmy Of Coolspring, Mrs. ida Nav +
Wears Of Georgetown and Mr.. John +
wilson and frankie Warrington.
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-02

Mrs. w. N. Willis is visiting her
son and wife in Baltimore, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E Fletcher,
Jr., have announced the arrival of
son, VIM. Fletcher, III. Mrs.
Fletcher will be remembered as
Miss Anne Baker of this town.
Mrs. Whelpton is a member Of
the faculty Of the Delmar Del. High
School. Mr.. Whelpton, who served 3
years in the U. S. Army, is a senior
at the Maryland State Teachers s
College, Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Scott Barr
are receiving congratulations on
the arrival of a son, Dec. %. in the
Peninsula General Hospital. Mrs.
Bar was the former Miss Esther
murphy, of Cork, Ireland, who came
to the United States last March.
Funeral services for Ernest Cor
dy age IL years, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j, William Gordy, were held from
his late home on Friday afternoon.
following an illness of rheumatic
fever for the past several weeks.
he was an eighth grade pupil of the
Delmar, Md, School.
Rev. j. w. Townsend, assisted bv
the Rev. Leon Ross, had charge Of
the services. Interment was in the
Mt Olive Cemetery.
Mrs. Hattie Baylor of Philadel-
lhla' spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. p. H. Hearn, here.
pr. and Mrs. Gay Morrow of vii
mington, Dell spent the Christmas
holiday with the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred N. Wright
Mr.. J, Stewart Oliphant and Mrs
Alice Tingle, both of Delmar, were
recently married at Pittsville Md
by the Rev Guy McWiIliams. This
Is the third marriage for Mrs Tin
gle and the fourth for Mr.. OIiphant
Both OF the contracting parties con-
Tess to being near the "three-score
year and ten" mark and have
known each other since the davs
they went to parties and camn
meetings as teen-agers. Durine
this half century, Mr.. Oliphant has
llved and worked in Delmar and his
new bride has lived in the nearby
rural section.
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-02
Scheauis- Daily and Sunday
aFFEcTTvE-ocToBER 81. 1g47
Sandy Point t-Mata9sake Service

iteltioN. u sundays only.
"a erfy service through 70 Claiborne
lQr vehicles via prompt connection
at RomancOxe.
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-02
Nan....-.- -. go.

Nce; Ai boats leaving Ciafhorua 1s,nl46
connections with boats leapfnr Mai
Hpeake hour later.
or connecting Carrier Tnformatier
Consult.
Red star Motor Coaches. Inc
salisbury ana Baltimore. Nd.
Baltimore 81 Annapolis 4 h co
Baltimore; Md.
Pennsylvania Greyhound LINES
washington, ~ G.
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-02

Mrs. S. Carl Hughes, sr., and
daughter, Miss Nellie Hughes were
guests Christmas Day Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Keen at Upton Downs
farms near Delaware city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Coverdaie
spent Christmas Day with their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Huppert at Chadd's
Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs Ola Brittingham, Jr..
are being Congratulated On the
birth of 2 daughter, born on Wed
nesday, Christmas Eve.
Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Sim
pier on Christmas Day were Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Abbott Of Dover. Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Woodring of Sea
ford, Miss Margaret Reynolds. of
Philadelphia, Mrs. Anabel Morrow
OF Dover and Miss Sara Angstadt
Mrs. Maude Reynolds and Mr.. and
Mrs. Barratt Simpler Of FELTON,.
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-02
194S DELAWARE FARM
PRODUCTION FORECAST

Much of the outlook for l948 Del
aware farm production is uncertain
says DR.. R. q. Bausman, professor
OF marketing and farm management
at the University OF Delaware
DR.. Bausman's analysis of the
l948 farm production situation in
dicates that although the produc-
ton OF fluid milk is at the moment
uncertain because of the tight feed
situation, it Is probable that no
million pounds viii be produced in
1913 as compared to l71 million
pounds in 1947.
Stlll other phases of the States
livestock industry faced with the
feed situation is the production of
Droilers and eggs. BrOiler prOduc-
uon may drop as much as 6 per
cent in 1948 or from 81 million this
year to 48 million. A marked re-
ductlOn in eggs produced is fore
cast as a result of feed conditions
and the smaller numbers of laving
birds on farms. The new years pro-
ductions of possibly 12O million as
compared with 1873 million this
year would mean about l3 per cent
less eggs.
Truck crops for processing are
also to be less in 1948. The acreage
OF crops for processing may drop
as much as Is per cent or from 39.-
OOO acres in 1947 to $4,000 acres.
While truck crops for processing
may dip, the acreage of truck crops
for the fresh market is expected to
increase 4 per cent from $500 acres
to 5000 acres.
The two major grain crops. corn
and wheat, are not expected to
very much in acreage. The
corn acreage in 1948 is estimated at
about 100000 acres which is the
same as in 1947. Wheat may possi-
bly, drop 2 per cent from 68. 900 ae-
res to $1,000 acres.
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-02

A group Of our young people Of
the N. Y. F. went carol singing and
We're entertained by Mrs. Mary 81.
len Schriver afterWard.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. East spent
Christmas with their son and fam
ily, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth East ana
son, Kenny, in Seaford.
Mr.. and frs. W. H. Eaton enter
tanned at a family dinner Christ
mas Day, their children, also Mr..
and Mrs. John S. Davis and Mrs.
Sadie SDeel Of Willow Grove.
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-02
Big barley Prodnosion

North Dakota was the largest pro.
ducer Of barley in 1912, with a total
Of approximately 56 million bushels
to average p bushels per acre. wis.
consin barley growers produced 40.
proMmately SO million bushels ana
were able to make an average Of ss
bushels per acre.
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-02
Exit the Newsbovs

Newsboys' chant may be replaced
BY a mechanical vendor A Nicbf
gan man recently obtained patent
on machine to dispense newsna.
pers. Customer merely deposits
CON- pulls q rod. picks up his paper
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-02

The United States used as esti-
mated billion yards of burlap in
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-08
The TheOCraf

Section FL. BRINGING PLANTS, SHRUBS OR TREES
PROHBTED No shall bring into the Park Sys
any shrub newly plucked branch
portion of a tree, shrub or plant.
Section %. DAMAGE TO PARK PROPERTY: No person
shall break climb injure deface
tree shrub plant turf of the buildings fences bridges
lamps posts other structure property within the Park
System
Section 49, BREACH OF PEACE - DISORDERLY CON-
DUCT No shall make countenance assist in making
riot disturbance breach of the d.
tending to breach of in the Park System be
guilty dsOrdery therein collect with other
persons bodies crowds for unlawful for
purpose the obstruction disturbance of other
Section "a RESISTING OR INTERFERING WITH OF
FICER shall police officer
of the District the discharge of his duty fail refuse to
obey lawful command of such commissioner police
officer interfere with hinder prevent
such commissioner police officer from dschagng his duty
assist aid custody
attempt from custody
Section Is. REPRESENTATION OF OFFICERS No per-
pretend to be police officer
Section &C. PENALTY: Any violating clause
section of this ordinance shall be fined less
than Five Dollars than Two Hundred Dollars for each
offense upon conviction thereof
Section IT, REPEAL OF PRIOR ORDINANCES - Eff
FECTIVE DATE OF ORDINANCES All ordinances and parts of
ordinances conflict inconsistent with the
of this ordinance hereby repealed and this ordinance shall
be in force from and after its passage and approval
Passed December 80, 1947.
Approved December 80, 1947.
L. Eric Carey Secretary.
James A. Hotham, President