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Evening star., 1950-09-17
Spanish War Veterans
Visit Soldiers Home

Members of the Spanish War
Veterans and auxiliaries will visit
the Soldiers Home Hospital today.
Meet at the Upshur street gate at
1870 pm Bring magazines.
Miss Marcia Green, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hugh Green, 2702
Hemlock avenue, Alexandria, Va,
was the recipient of a $3.50 Clara
Barton scholarship.
George Cook, travel director,
must have the names of those who
are going on the train to Atlantic
City not later than tomorrow, as
tickets must be purchased in a
block by him and not by individ-
uals. The delegation will leave
here September "a at 10 am.
The National Widows Club will
meet in Atlantic City at a break
fast on September 27. All widows
from here expecting to attend this
breakfast contact Mrs. Ella l.
Ford, Metropolitan 1859.
William Mckinley Camp in
dorsed Dan E. Bowen. national
junior vice president of the Sons
of Spanish War Veterans. for a
higher Office.
Henry w. Lawton Auxiliary
elected Mrs. Henrietta A. Briggs
senior vice president and Mrs
Elizabeth Bundy Junior vice presi-
dent.
Junior Past Department Comdr.
Fred R. Huseman was presented
with a past department COM
mander's badge by Col. James S.
Petit Camp.
Evening star., 1950-09-17

voted to hold their annual dance
at the Washington Hotel in Jan
uary.
William E. Mower was elected
Junior vice commander to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation
of George w. Iaccheri. Paul
Wolfe was elected surgeon. Both
officers were given the obligation
by Comdr. Shaw.
Plans were discussed to reac-
tivate the degree team again. and
notice will be sent out to inter-
ested parties at the next meet
ing.
Comdr. Milton Steinman pre-
sided over the last meeting of
Washington Post at the Gold
Chevron Club.
James Pizzo from a San Jose,
Calf, post addressed the post
The meeting on Friday will be
a social.
Meetings this week:
Tuesday-Joseph B. Kelliher
Post, 32o1 Prospect avenue NV;
Press Post, 1900 New Hampshire
avenue NV; Bethea- -Welch Post,
Second and S streets NV: United
States Public Health Service, Will
lard Hotel: T. N. T. No. /, moo,
72n 11tb Strnet G r
Wednes sda y-Maj. Edwards
Post, Department of Commerce;
Father John Gallagher Post. 731
North Capitol street; United
States Treasury Post, 1919 K
street NV; Police-Fire Post, 1909
Rhode Island avenue NE; United
States Naval Gun Factory Post,
730 Eleventh street Sc: Penta-
gon Post, 1900 New Hampshire
avenue NV: Department OF JUS
tice Post, Hotel Carlyle.
Thursday-National Capital
Post. 1919 K street NV; DAILY
Rogers Post, 1908 Rhode Island
avenue NE.
Friday-Washington Post, 1919
K street NV: Elbow Benders
moo, 1919 K street NV.
Auxiliaries.
The department auxiliary will
have a variety show this after
noon for patients at Mt. Alto
Hospital. All are invited.
The Past Presidents Club will
meet at the home of Margaret
Wardle, 1886 Massachusetts ave-
Evening star., 1950-09-17
VFW Honor Guard Plans Annual Outing Today

nue. NV, Tuesday with Ida En-
inert and Frances Dove as CO.
hostesses.
Bowling teams are now active
each Thursday at the Petworth
alleys at 7 pm. For information
contact Josephine Welch.
Margaret Wardle, Frances Dove
and Edith Hiser have been ap-
pointed by the department presi-
dent as delegates to the Council
of Veterans Auxiliaries. Ida En-
inert, Beulah Waller and Mar
tina Reynolds are alternates.
Closed ward monthly parties at
Mt. Alto Hospital have been
adopted by the auxiliaries. Con-
tact Lucille Powell for informa-
ton and dates.
Miss Claire Lehman, department
blood donor chairman. has sent
out an appeal for blood donors. A
cup will be awarded to the auxil-
iary having most donors listed.
There will be an Armistice Ball
Committee meeting at 1919 K
street NV. at 8 pm. Wednesday
National Capitol Auxiliary No.
lot will meet Monday at Naval
Lodge hall.
All future meetings of All-Amer-
ican Auxiliary will be held at Alt
Seventh street NV.
Firecracker Cootiette Club will
sponsor a dinner at the Fairfax
Hotel, September % instead of
September %, as previously an
nounced. For tickets contact Mae
Herman, chairman.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
OES Activities
In Local Chapters
Special chapter notices:

Speclal cnapCer nOGlceS.
Mizpah - Tuesday. September
October and November birthdays
honored. Movies, Life of Esther" !"
Esthe THURSDAY, ritualistic
work. New members requested to
attend.
Columbia = Tuesday, memorial
services.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge -
Thursday, grand visitation. Tues
day Afternoon Club with Mrs.
Annie Clark.
Congress Lodge - Monday, bal
loting.
Loyalty-Monday. Home Board
with Mrs. Florence Neal. Wednes-
day, advance night, refreshments
Brookland - Wednesday, past
matrons will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Catherine Thayer. Thurs
day, endowment luncheon, 1896
p m, home of the matron. Satur-
day, bake sale, all day, Sears anc
Roebuck, 18th and H streets NE
Ruth-Monday, grand vista
ton. 58th anniversary, charter
members honored. Friday, Tenn
pie Board with Mrs. Helen Foote
Joppa Lodge-Wednesday. hon
oring Past Patron Horace Parse
ley who was elected grand COM
mander of the Grand Com
mandery. July, August and Sep
tember birthdays honored. Fri
day. turkey dinner and bazaar
S to 7 pm, Joppa Lodge Hall.
Martha-Monday, Life Mem
bership with Mrs. Beulah
Schwartz. Tuesday. Home Board
Naomi-Friday. Cleaners din
Evening star., 1950-09-17

The Veterans of Foreign Wars
National Honor Guard will hold
its annual outing today from l to
6 pm. at the Silver Spring Post
home, 2425 Hayden drive, Silver
Spring, Md. Members and their
families will attend.
The next meeting of the guard
will be held Thursday, at $3.50
pm. at the Gold Chevron Club.
1919 K street NV.
The department bowling league
met Monday, at $40 o'clock, at
the Gold Chevron Club, to COM
plete arrangements for the open
ing Of the season tomorrow at the
Kalorama alleys.
Several important changes have
been made in the league bylaws
that will be made known to all
members on opening night.
Any one desiring information
about the league, contact Presi-
dent Clyde w. KERN, either at
department headquarters In the
evening, Metropolitan 4489, or at
Columbia 8157.
Members of Anthony Gentil-
core Post, which has been mac
tive for the past two years, are
meeting in department headquar-
ters with Department Comdr.
George McWilliams, Chief of Staff
Carl Powell and Department
Quartermaster Edward T. Sped
den, to get the post active again.
President Carl Powell of the
Gold Chevron Club announces an
oyster roast will be held at the
club on october l from 2 to 6
pm.
For reservations, call Elk. 0145.
Tickets on sale at the club, 1919
K street NV.
The next meeting Of the Armis-
tice Ball Committee will be
Thursday at $3.50 pm. in the Gold
Chevron Club. All members of
the general committee are re-
quested to be present.
Comdr. Bernard F. Shaw pre-
sided over Front Line Post on
Tuesday evening at 1919 K street
NV. Clarence Reed. Marshall
D. Dobson and Eugene v. Teano
were voted membership. The post
Evening star., 1950-09-17

ner, home Of Ellen A. Ferguson.
Cards afterwards, home of Mar
garet Tompkins.
Federal - Tuesday, Friendship
Club with Mrs. Florence johnson.
Wednesday, Home Board with
Mrs. Fernallen Auxier. Friday,
dinner, Fairfax Hotel.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
CAST IN STAR ROLE

Raymond Massey, star of stage,
screen and radio. has signed to play
the leading role in one of the forth
coming plays this season on Theatre
Guild on the Air. Tonight this award
winning radio show presents, as the
second program of the current season,
the Broadway hit "The Barker"
starring Ginger Rogers and Paul
Douglas. Listen: $3.50 pm, WRC,
]. s. Steel Hour
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-15

1t is contemplated that a hos
pital will be erected at Dover.
The committees have been ap-
pointed to solicit in Kent
County.
The open season for trap
ping muskrats began on We'd
nesday of last week and all
those who either own or rent
marshes have taken up the
work.
Halstead Layton has pur-
chased the dwelling house that
was the home of the late
Charles P. Tunnell on the cor
ner of North Bedford and Ce-
dar streets, in Georgetown.
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Miss Sadie Hollis, who has
been working in Philadelphia
for several months is home in
Greenwood for a vacation, af-
ter which she will go south for
the winter.
Frank Clendaniel of Lincoln
City, is having extensive re-
pairs put on the property pur-
chased of the A. w. Small
heirs. He is also installing a
pipeless heater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Vinyard
are receiving congratulations
upon the birth Of another
daughter that came on Satur-
day.
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The oyster shuckling house
in Bowers is working full time
and sending away a load of the
prepared product every day.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-15
The Past In Review
News As It Was Reported In The Chronicle
Forty Years Ago.

Taken from December 10, 1910 lssu
On December 9Th at ]. r.
ClarksOn's, two miles north Of
Harrington, an unusual spec
tacle was Witnessed by friends
when his four hogs were but
chered. The hogs, which we're
fourteen months old, weighed
as follows: 447 pounds, 445
pounds, 428 pounds and 415
pounds.
If a white Christmas season
indicates a healthful season to
follow, then certainly the year
1911 will be one Of general
healthfulness. For many years
past snow has not fallen in
such large quantities, or the
cold weather continued with
out a break, as we are expert
encing this early winter and
the closing 1910. Skating,
sleighing, snow balling, and
kindred winter sports have Civ
en- delight to the young people,
and with it the general health
has been good.
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Miss Sallie Bridgeham and
Edwin Lowery, both residents
Of Milford, were married on
Saturday evening, December
10, 1910, by Rev. James Car
roll, at mis- home on North Wal
nut street, Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-15

Few automobiles are in
commission around here this
winter.
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Cutting of his own hand
with a razor after the hand
had been crushed in a corn
shredder, ]. Bruce Vaughan, a
farmer Of Eureka Mills, Char
lotte County, Virginia, care
fully bandaged the stump and
calmly awaited the arrival of
a surgeon to put the finishing
touches to the operation.
Vaughan, while at work on the
farm, got his left hand caught
in a corn shredder. The ma
chine mangled the member
horribly as far as the wrist.
Medical assistance was not to
be had for hours. Going to his
home, Vaughan took his razor
and performed the operation.
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The following officers of the
Milton NJ. q. Sunday School
have recently been elected:
Superintendent, William David
son; assistant superintendent,
Miss Sallie LOfland; secretary,
Weldon NAPLES; treasurer, C..
H. Davidson; librarian, Eph-
riam Darby; Organist, Miss
Emma Davidson. and Miss Sar-
ah Atkins.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-15
Thirty Years Ago.

Taken from December 10, 1920 lssu,
The First National Bank of
Frederick, with $4,000 capital,
has voluntarily liquidated, haV-
ing been absorbed BY the Del
aware Trust Company of Will
ingtOn.
Edward Hurley and Harry
Pierce, two local merchants,
had a fine days outing We'd
nesday of last week when they
went to the Slaughter Neck
mill pond for a fishing trip.
Among the days catch was one
fine bass which weighed six
pounds and ten ounces and was
1914 inches in length, and
15A inches in girth.
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]. Harry WilkersOn, senior
member Of the contracting firm
of Wilkerson & Son, of North
Milford, was seriously injured
when he fell from the roof of
the Old National Hotel Build
ing Wednesday morning. He
was working on the roof and
fell several feet to shed roof
in the rear Of the structure.
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Fire. thought to have been
started by a aflrebug" early
Tuesday morning, destroyed a
business block in LeWes, and
caused a property loss Of over
100000.
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Layton Hart Of Lewes, has
purchased one Of the George
w. Lingo farms in Angola from
Roland ]. S. Marsh, and ex-
poets to occupy it in the near
future.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-15
Twenty Years Ago.

AIKEN from December is, 1890 Issu
Miss Laura Cooper, of Phila-
delphia, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cooper, of George
town, and John B. NAPLES, of
Milford, son of Albert NAPLES,
Of COolspring, were married on
Saturday morning, December 6,
1880, in the Wesley M. e.
Church, of Georgetown, by the
Rev. w. G. Harris. They were
accompanied by Miss Marion
Barnes and Howard Marvel.
They are now residing in their
new home on South Washing
ton street, Milford.
aoS
Miss Dorothy Derrickson will
arrive home on Tuesday from
Providence to spend the Christ
mas holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Arthur Der
ricksOn.
sos
AS a reward for playing a
consistent game on the fresh
man football team at Lehigh
University this fall, Garrett L.
Grier, son Of DR.. and Mrs. Wal
ter L. Grier. Of Milford, has
been awarded his class NUM-
erals by the control board Of
athletics at that university.
Grier is enrolled in the College
Of Business Administration and
is pledged in membership to
the Phi Gamma Delta fratern-
ifu
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-15

Miss Lila Hudson, the new
teacher for the fourth grade
of the Milford School this year,
has been transferred from the
school at Slaughter Neck where
she has been a teacher for the
past four years.
so&
The following boys and girls
Of Miss Breisch's section of the
second grade of the Milford
Elementary School have had
perfect attendance during the
month of November: Crerar
Bennett, Charles Hammond,
Richard KINNEY, Charles Par
Wis. George Robinson, Alex
Taylor, Billy Vincent, Leroy
Vincent, Billy Watson, Philip
Watson, Luzetta Witt, Rebecca
Windsor, Viola Pearce, Eliza
beth MalOney, Dorothy Lank,
Mary Hazard, Ruth Armour
and Evelyn Abbott.
aco
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Donovan,
of Lincoln, announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Mar
guerite, to James DickersOn,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W..
Dickerson, of Milford, on Sat-
urday, December 13, 1880, at
Denton, Nd, by Rev. Kirk.
The only attendants were Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Workman of
Milton.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-15

To millions Of newspaper read
ers, Mr.. Babson is best known by
his familiar weekly saOries on bus
mess which appear in more than
$50 papers throughout North Am
erica. OF Euboun6ed energy, Roger
w. Babson has probably done more
than any other man to bring sta
tistics to life, to instill a broader
vision in businessmen, and to pub
licize the ups-and-downs of the
business cycle.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-15

College" for men, located IN Eure-
ka, Kansas, the center of Mr.. Bah
sons Magic Circle" He is also
reviving an interest in Sir Thomas
More whO-400 years ago-outlin-
ed in his Utopia" the only solu-
ton to our problems. More recent
ly he has been active in the estab-
lishment of still another medium
of service to the public, the Grav-
ity Research Foundation, located at
New Boston, New Hampshire.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-15
FRIDAY, DECEMBER is 1850

His exertions, however, under
mined his health; he contracted tu-
berculosis and he was sent West
"as good as dead!" 1t was while
he was cOnvalescing from this
dread malady that he worked out
some of the possibilities and prob
lens of business statistics.
That was more than fOrty-flve
years ago. Today his weekly sta
tistical and financial reports are
read by thousands of businessmen
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-15

and his research work is carried
on by large staff of workers.
Mr.. BabsOn founded Babson In
stitute for men; and, in coopera-
tiOn with Mrs. Babson, developed
Webber College for women-both
natiOnally-knOwn educational in
stitutions. Here young men and
women may concentrate more in
the fundamentals and less on the
frills of business.
Recently he founded utopia
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-15
1851 Outlook By BabSOn
To Appear December 20
foontlnued frnm az narnl

N99lIIlU7I HUN ME8E pl81I
Born in 1875, reared in an old
fashioned atmosphere of hard work
and hustle on a farm in Gloucester,
Mr.. BabsOn went to the Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology. Upon
graduating in 1898, he turned in
stinctively to financial and busi-
ness activities.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-15

children will be able to attend
the dinner except one son, who
lives in Idaho.
On Wednesday evening, Miss
Naomi Farber, the very popu-
lar nurse Of the Harrington
School, was given shower by
Mrs. Mary H. Dolby, of Har-
rington. During the holidays
Miss Farber will become the
bride of William Carlisle, of
Greenwood.
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Mrs. Eva Lindale and Ed
ward w. Johnson, of Milton,
were married at the Milford
Calvary Church by the Rev.
NJ. e. Hungerford, of Milford,
on Wednesday evening, Decem-
Der II. The couple will make
their home on Broad street,
Milton.
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Lucy Rumstitch was the hos
tess on Saturday for that gath
ering of young girls who are
meeting weekly and having fun
together. Present were Ann
Pierce, Margaret Williams,
Shirley Mills, Evelyn Short
and Frances Pettyjohn.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-15
First Goal Big One

New -(P)-National Hock-
ey League oficials, after analyzing
the results Of the first So league
games played this season, report
that the team which scored the
first goal won 81 Of the contests,
and lost only 10. The other II
games ended in ties.
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-15
Ten Years Ago..

Taken from December 20, 1870 'ssu'
C. Armel Nutter. senior
member Of the firm Of Nutter
Bros, realty insurance brOk-
ers of Camden, n. J., was
elected president Of the New
Jersey State Association Of
Real Estate Boards, at their
convention held recently in
Atlantic City. Mr.. Nutter, past
president Of the Camden Real
Estate Board, was the general
chairman of the convention.
Mr. Nutter, the son Of Mrs.
Mary Nutter, Of West Front
street. is. well known in MIL
ford where he received his
early education and spent his
childhood.
on Christmas Day, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl NJ. Scarborough and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Dale Scarbor-
Ough will take their part in the
fifty-fourth wedding anniver-
sary of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis +. Scarborough,
which viii take the form OF a
family dinner at the home Of
their daughter, Mrs. Ernest Me-
gee, Of near LeWes. The two
members from Milford are a
part Of twelve children, all liv-
ing. It is expected that all
Milford chronicle., 1950-12-15

CLASSIFIED Ads get results
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18

Classihed Ads get results
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18

James c. Breedlne. Mrs. EdlIh
Saunders and son q PhIl2.. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Lester Dra-
per for the weekend Callers al the
Draper home On Sunday we're Mr.
and Mrs. Duncan Graham and Joe
Criswell. also of Phila-. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Black and son Of
Harrington.
Hys. Marie Dickerson has been
III for a week and while improving
is still confined 10 her home.
Mr.. Lewis Chler IS i'll at this
time.
Miss Minnie Satterfleld has been
patient IN Kent General Hospital.
Dover for a week
Mr. and Mrs. William Albert son
and Ted Appleton OF ROhrsburg,
Pa. acre guests of Mr. and Mrs K
l. Coulter. Mrs Clara Z Coulter
and Mrs Julia Appleton last week.
Mrs. Coulter and Mrs Appleton &C
companied them home on Sunday
for . visit From there Mrs. Coulter
Eill visit Al the home Of her sOn-.D-
Law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
Vernon Young in Bethlehem Pa.
Miss Mary Esther Moore daugh-
Ter Il Nr. and Mrs Dale Moore o.
Seaforc. II completing plans f0l
her marriage 10 MT Louis Mills
son o. Alr and Mrs W J Mills o.
. Greenwood. which will take place
Saturday. August 18th The cere.
mony will be performed a. , p ul
IL All Saints Episcopal church. Re
h0boih Beach. by the Rev Charlie.
Reid Lech. Rector. Mr.. Moore vii
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18
OCEAN VIEW
By Ms.
Ethel Davidson

The weekend vas a nice one
Sunday was clear and pleasant
We hope 70 see many others at
tending Sunday School, although
with summer visitors and vacation
time. we may expect q decline.
Our churches are comfortable
and everyone should attend the
services on Sunday.
At the Worship Service on Sun
day morning. Rev. DOnzel C. VIII
dey. Minister. delivered the sermon.
He gave a fine sermon on Sunday
evening IN the Beach Pavilion His
subject was. Jesus Conversation
With The Samaritan Woman" St
John 4-I3th yerse-~But whosoever
dTinketh q the water that / sha(l
give him shall never thirst: bu,
the water that / shall give him
shall be in him a well Of water
springing up into everlasting life '
The Beach Pavilion was filed
with wOrshIppeys from Ocean View
Milville. St Georges Church and
ROxana. besides visitors from
Washington. D. C.. ElktOn anL
Philadelphia
Next Sunday evening the serv-
ices at the Beach viii begin al Z o.
clock
The Young Adult Choir held Z
Vicente Roast on the Beach on last
Wednesday evening.
The WOman's Society Of Christ
ian Service will hold a Bake anC
Food Sale in the Bethany Beacl
I pavilion On Saturday morning
August 18th
MF. ad Mrs. LOnnie Evans o
Brooklyn. n Y. have been visiting
their father. Capt Alonzo H. Evans
and sister. Mrs. Linda Knox. Thei
son is with the Navy at Memphis
Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles West o
DreXel Hill. Pa. are visiting MT
and Mrs. Eber Dalsey Al Bethan,
+ Beach.
E Mr.. and Mrs. John Lamb Of Phil
adelphla. have been spending thei
vacation here with relatives an
friends
+ Mr. and Mrs. William West an
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18

Mr.. Chester Williams and son Of
Fayette. y. C.. were dinner guests
of MF. Charlie Williams and Mrs
Katie Tunneil Pitts on Sunday
evening.
The Tunnell Reunion brought
around - descendants who gath
cred al the Cleaners Hall in Mil
vile for their dinner on Saturday
night. Aug. 18th. A program Vas
enjoyed following the dinner. They
worshiped az Blackwater Presby-
teFian Church on Sunday after
noon.
Guests az the RIckards-Haven
over the weekend were twenty
members of the late Mr. and Mrs
James A. Richards family. namely.
Mr. Harry Richards and brothers.
Capt Russell Richards and Nj.
Joseph Richards Of Philadelphia
New Jersey and West Virginia
their sisters. Mrs. Frank Wright
Of Wilmington. Mrs Herbert VIII
fOng OF Chesapeake City. Miss May
Richards and Mrs Clarence Coop
er Of Philadelphia. besides their
husbands and wives and children
o. the above named
Master Clay Wildey was given a
party on Saturday afternoon at the
Methodist Parsonage. by his par
ents. Rev. and Mrs Donzel e. VIII
dey The occasion was the third
birthday o. Clay. Those who at
tended were: Bobby Pant. Frank
Iathbury. Harry Dukes. End. John
ME and Kendall Mitchell. Larry
Mitchell and Bobby Fitzgerald
Games and q birthday cake were
enjoyed By all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dillon Thompson
and granddaughter of Salisbury
Nd. visited her mother. Mrs Katie
Belts on Sunday.
! Congratulations 10 Mrs. Martha
COnOway who observed her 5sth
birthday on Aug. 10th. Among those
who visited her were: Mr.. and Mrs
Hillary Holland OF SelbyTille who
brought lovely bouquet Of gladiO-
lus: Mrs. Ethel Davidson. Miss
Matte II. Belts and Mrs. GeOrg.a
Johnson. the latter brought a BIZ
Of candy from the WSCS; also. Nj
and Mrs. James Belts presented
her with a box of candy and q fins
handkerchief from Mrs. Mary A !
Short. Besides gifts from hei
: grandchildren and Irwin Short, Z
nice birthday cade vas made b.
her daughter, Mrs. Lulu Lynch al,
Was enjoyed very much
Mrs. May Turner is very ill a
her home here
Milford chronicle., 1950-08-18
GREENWOOD
By Mrs. Nora WrOten
Phone Greenwood 1927

Miss Doris Sadowski and her
roommate, Miss Robbie Stevens.
spent the weekend at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Sadowski. Both girls
are attending the summer session
at the University q Delaware.
Miss ~Duddie" Joirger- sister Of
Mrs. Al Sadowski, Jr-. of Hot
Springs New Mexico, was a guest
o. Mr. and Mrs Sadowski and dau-
ghter. Doris last week. "Duddie"
vas selected representative of New
Mexico for the Girls Nation held In
Washington. D. &. Since this was
her first trip east. she and the
SadOwskis spent an exciting four
days together touring the east
a Pet Show vas held Saturday
afternoon IN Christine's garage II
was arranged by O group of chill
dTen including GLADYS Brown. MARY
Ann Van BilisOu. Janis Christine
Scott Ries displayed their pets
A fine collection Cf dogs. cats tuTt-
les. q h4msler and d chameleon
competed for prizes in the various
classes. As q special feature a bas-
ket IL very young puppies owned
by Clarence Rice was exhibited
The following children showed
iheir pets Denny Christine. sam
mie Christine. Steve Rice. Saudra
Gerrais. Judy Jones. Butch Cahall
Dennis GeTTais. Scott Rice. PhiliI
Baker. Gene Rice. Jeff Rice. Tn,
judges were Mrs. Clarence Rice
Mrs. A s. Cah4ll and Mrs. D. 3
Christine
Mrs Josephine Todd was IN,
winner IN the Miscellaneous Clu'
d the Ladies Auxiliary last weel
and Jerry Lee Dickerson vas III,
winner on Monday night, Aug. Il