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The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-10
LEGAL NOTICES

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
WHEREAS, on the 18th day of No
vember. l947, EARL JONATHAN
BORDEN and wife. SADIE RUTH
BORDEN. executed and delivered TO
the undersigned. l.. K. Mcintosh. tr,is-
tee. and Pascagoula Moss Point Bank,
Beneficiary; Deed of Trust which
was duly recorded in Book 40, at
Pages 54-55 of the Record of Deeds of
Trust of Jackson County. Mississippi.
and.
WHEREAS. the Indebtedness Sc
been paid and default has been made
in the Deed of Trust and the Bene-
ficlary has requested the undersigned
TO foreclose the said Deed OF Trust
NOW. THEREFORE,. !. l.. X. McIn-
TOSH. Trustee under the provision of
and by virtue of authority conferred
upon me in said Deed of Trust. will
on Friday the i7th day of February
1850. offer for sale and sell at public
auction for cash to the highest and
best bidder at the North front door OF
the Jackson County Courthouse al
Pascagoula. Mississippi during legal
hours tho following described real
tate. to-wit.
Lots and 2. and North i42 feet OF
Lot 3, of the So. p. Gurlie Tract CL
No. ~, in Section is. Township Z
South, Range 8 West as shown by plat
OF Record of Plats in jackson County,
Mississippi
Published and posted this the 27th
day of January, 1850.
L. X. Mcintosh. Trustee
= D.
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Miss Mary O'Keefe
Is Cues. OF League
At Catholic School

Miss Mary o'Ksefe of Ocean
Springs was guest speaker be-
fore the Catholic School League
at its meeting at OLv school
Wednesday. Miss O'Keefe's sub
iect was Christian Education.
The speaker was introduced
by Mrs. w. z. Virgins, president,
who also conducted the business
period Invocation was by Msgr.
p. j. Carey.
High school students appear
ing on the program were Man
uella Lewis and Juanita Farra-
gut, who gave criticisms of conn
ic books. Miss Farragut also
gave tribute to st. Valentine
The 18th person greeting the
mystery lady was Mrs. Joe
Martin, who was awarded the
trophy.
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100 Guests Attend
PTAF Founders Day

The joint celebration of Foun-
ders' Day and of the birthday of
the national PTA council was an
outstanding event Wednesday
with over 100 women in attend
ancc.
1t took place at Central school
with the PTA Council and its
five affiliated organizations,
Central, Beach, South, Lake and
Junior high PTAs as hostesses.
Mrs. Robertson Presides
Mrs. w. b. Robertson, presi-
dent of the council presided af-
ter the meeting had been opened
with the Lords prayer. She in
troduced Mrs. r. B. McIlwain,
president of Central PTA, who
gave the welcoming address.
Thomss r. Wells. head of Pas
csgoule city schools. gave a talk
on Community Education" with
the necessity of cooperation be-
tween the community and the
school an essential need for the
well being of both. There
should be complete cooperation
between home and school," said
Mr.. Wells.
The presidents of the five
PTAs--Mrs. r. H. Terreson, Jun
ior high; B. T. Alvis. South; Mrs.
McIlwain, Central; Mrs. Donald
Simmons, Beach. ard Mrs. Nc
Weigh Bowman, Lake-were in
troduced.
Alexander Sings
c. Lamar Alexander, soloist
was accompanied bv Mrs. Ralph
Farrell Pianist, in presenting q
song group.
An amusing skit in the form
of a broadcast with M. L. Pickett
as announcer, was presented by
Mesdames Donald Olien, Z. A
Corlew, E. C. Buckley, r. j
Dempster and Miss Zoe Belle
Cox.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE

IOl TU.HIT
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Leonard Swedlow. Whose last
known Address was 674s Woodley. Van
Ruys. California
You are summoned ia appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the coun-
~ of Jackson in said State, on the
9Th Monday of February, A. D. 1850
Then and there. 10 defend suit No
l0,031 in said Court of Marielaire
SWedloW, wherein YOU are a Defend
ant, and wherein Complainant seeks
Decree Of Divorce as fully set out or
file, IN my. said office.
This rs day of January. A. D. 1850
". c EVERETT.
Clerk Chancery Court
Jackson County. Mississippi
IS f A II
At 1-27. 2-3. 10, II.
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Mrs. Lockurd Hostess
To St. Johns Guild

The monthly meeting of the
Woman's Guild of St. Johns
church was held Monday at the
home of Mrs. ]. N. Lockard with
Mrs. w. r. Guest. Jr.. presiding
Reports from officers and COM
mittees took UP the greater part
of the time. Mrs. Warren Seely
was appointed. chairman of the
sick committee. Refreshments
were served.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO BIDDERS


Sealed Kids will be received by the
Jackson County Board OF Supervisors
al the office Of the Chancery Clerk UP
to the hour of 200 o'clock p. NJ.
March 8. 1850. for.
ID One vertical centrifugal sump
pump. Goulds Figure BOAT. submerged
type. or equal. Capacity go GPM to-
tai head twenty f20i feet. size dis
charge az Motor a H. p. 220V.
three phase with built-in overload
protection. complete with automatic
float operated switch.
q 1000 feet Z" clan B. Transit pipe
or equal. complete with rubber rings
and couplings.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids and to make
award for the best interest OF the
county
This the 9th day OF February. 1850
NJ C. Everett,
IS r A II Chaneery Clerk.
a. 2-f0 n u "A
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Edward Miller
Notes Birthday
AT Family Reunion

The 63rd birthday of Edward
E. Miller, Kreole, was celebrated
at family reunion at the home
of his oldest daughter. Mrs. w.
c. Yocum, at Gautier Saturday.
Members of the family assem-
bled were Mr.. and Mrs. Travis
Broadus and family. Pascagoula:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. III. Mccormick
and family. Orange Grove; Mr..
and Mrs. John E. Miller, Kreole,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Yocum.
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NOTICE TO BOAT OWNERS

Sealed bids viii be received BY the
Board of Supervisors of jackson
County, Mississippi up to the hour
of 200 o'clock p. M. Monday. March
g. 1880 for the purchase of one q
Fun Diesel Powered Boat not less
than thirty 1907 feet in length; the
length, width, draft. power and are
ldate of construction will be consid-
cred at the time of the letting Bids
viii be oDened upon said date and the
boat will then take under consider
alton an advisement for a sufficient
length of time for inspection before
final award
This the 7th day of February, 1850.
~ e. Everett
y - Ghancery Clerk
AZ 2-i0. II. u. 3-3
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE
MO IN Qnf

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Eleanora Kuhn Fresh. Whose
Post Office Address is Unknown.
You are summoned to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the Coun-
~ of Jackson in said State. on the
fourth Monday of February, A. d..
1850. then and there. to defend suit
No. l099i in said Court OF Russell T.
Fresh. wherein YOU are a Defendant,
and wherein Complainant seeks De-
cree of Divorce as fully set out and
bill Of complaint is on file.
This day of February, A. D. 1850.
NJ. e. Everett.
Clerk Chancery Court.
Jackson County, Mississippi
is f 4 - 8 I 2-fO. III. III
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HOME FROM GERMANY

Cpl. Dan Brewer, who has just
returned from duty in Germany,
is here from Ft. Eustis, Va, on
"a 65-day furlough which he is
spending with his mother, Mrs.
H. Brewer. At the end of his visit
Cpl. Brewer will go to Fort Knox,
KY, for overseas duty with the
army.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Hazel Dantzler. whose Post Of
flee address Is 1854 Thrush Drive. Mo-
bile, Ala
You are summoned to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the Coun-
" of Jackson in said State. on the 4th
Monday of February. A. D. 1850.
Then and there. to defend suit No.
i0,984 in said Court of d. j. Dantzler.
wherein you are a Defendant. and
wherein Complainant seeks Decree of
Divorce as fully set out in bill on file
in my said office
This ! day Of Feb. A. d.. 1850
". c. Everett.
Clerk Chsncery Court,
Jackson County. Missis-
sippi
IS FAD At 2-3. 10. II, a
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-10
LARRY STEPHENS pENToN

announcement IS made by
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Penton Of
the birth of a son Jan. 21 at Pro-
violence hospital in Mobile:
weight 8 lbs, 13 OF. He has been
named Larry Stephens.
Mr. and Mrs. r. v. Bardwell
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arzo Penton of
Pascagoula are the. maternal
and paternal grandparents of the
new conner.
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Elks To Be Hosts
At Cornivdl Dunce

The Elks Club will be hosts at
carnival dance at the Elks
home next Saturday at 9 p. M,
c. P. Humphrey, exalted ruler,
announced this week.
The carnival theme will be
carried out in decorations and
favors, Tom Sudduth, general
chairman, said.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-10

FOR SALE-Large frontage on
Market ST., between st. Peter St.
Parsley St and Washington Ave
nue.; Also three lots each rs front
corner Washington Avenue and
Williams st. J. c. Markstein. 1892
Wirth Place, New Orleans is, ]
16 8t p 1-13
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-10

HINMANS-Buys old Sewing Ma
chimes, any make. any shape.
Phone 1871, 926 So. Market St.
l6 II p
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-10
Williom NJ. Sprotley
Christened Sunday

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Spratley was christened,
William Martin at Our Lady of
Victories church Sunday at 1890
with Msgr. p. J. Carey officia-
ting.
God-parents are Miss Marion
Freeman and Jimmy Freeman.
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cHAHcERY SUMMONS

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To Iris Elaine Ethridge ray:
You are hereby summoned To ap=
pear before the Chancery Court OF
Jackson County. Mississippi. at a reg
ular term of said court on the Fourth
Monday of February. 1850, and de
fend the suit (Divorce1. No. 1924. in
said court of George c. Day. wherein
you are named as defendant
Given under my hand and seal Of
office. this the 25 day of January
1850.
Y { Everett
IS EAI.) chaneery Clerk
~ l u. "a Ia II
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CARDS OF THANKS
CARD o THANKS

We wish 20 express our appre-
citation to the many friends.
neighbors. DR. S. B. McIlwain,
Reverend F. A. Graef, and Fails
Funeral Home for their many
acts of kindness and sympathy
during the illness and death of
our wife and sister, Mrs. Joseph
inc Bogdahn. Il is impossible to
put into words the heartfelt graf
itude we have for each one.
Charles Bogdahn, Frank Savage
Family. % 1t p 2-10
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FOOD DRINKS

When Rome was at the height
of her power it was said that
bird could travel from one end
of the Spanish peninsular to the
other by hopping from tree tc
tree. but Spain now has very lit
tie forest area.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
HOUSES FOR SALE
IUPLEX HOUSES FOR SAFE

nalazlszzzAanzzznaxM9smuzw
Is HOUSES FOR SALE Is
DUPLEX HOUSES FOR SALE
Will remodel to suit buyer, cost to
be shared by both buyer and sell
er. S500.00 down payment and
S350.00 down payment for Vet
Grams or Government Employees.
balance like rent. Phone 202-M or
1901 Cherubusco st. Inglewood
Homes, Inc. is ing be S-5
HINMANS-Buys old Sewing Ma
chimes, any make, any shape.
Phone 1871, 926 So. Market St.
Is II p
FOR SALE-Large frontage on
Market ST., between st. Peter St.
Parsley St. and Washington Ave
nue.; Also three lots each rs front
corner Washington Avenue and
Williams St. j. c. Markstein. 1892
Wirth Place, New Orleans is, ]
l6 8t p 1-13
3-BEDROOM HOUSE-in Moss
Point. H. P. Hinman, Dealer in
Real Estate, 81 Sell The Earth"
926 So. Market ST., Phone 1871.
Is 1t p.
FOR SALE, LEASE OR RENT
new gray house, furnished or un-
furnished. Near ingalls,, must be
seen to be appreciated. l08 w.
Ford Avenue. Is 1t p 2-3
3-BEDROOM HOUSE - corner
Got, desirable neighborhood,
shade trees, screened porch, ex-
ira outlets, F. H. A. terms. Phone
102l-W. 16 81 p l-27
NEW 4-ROOM MODERN HOME
--on lot l00'x165'. Apply 1927
Kenneth st. Is 2t p l-20
FOR SALE-The Brunner Len
nep home at 1915 South Pasca-
goula Street. Living room. din
ing room, kitchen, bath, 2-bed-
rooms and 2 screen porches first
floor. 2-bedrooms and storage
second floor. All heaters, Bendix
washing machine and electric
dish washer go with property.
Garage and storage building. All
built before the war of best heart
materials. Lot 75xl75 #. Figs,
pears, azaleas and camellias. Def
initely a bargain. See or call E.
H. Bacot, phone 1850.
16 be If 2-3
FOR SALE-The H. w. Sibley
home at 1857 Sarrazn Avenue.
Modern 2-bedroom house with
dining room and side screened
porch, garage, tool room and
wash room. Lot 67Rx132. Very
convenient to schools. An excel
lent buy at $6500.00. See or call
E. H. Bacot, phone 1850.
Is If be 2-3
3-BEDROOM HOUSE--for sale
or rent, corner house. 1901 Bue-
ma Vista Street, phone 230.
Is ing If be 2-10
4-ROOM HOUSE - and bath,
with up to 100 acres of land.
Hagans Chicken Farm. on High
way SO, 10 miles North of Moss
Point. 16 At p 2-10
GROOM HOUSE - with COM
plete kitchen and bath, inlaid
linoleum, automatic washer, fl
Der glass insulation. Eight pecan
trees. 448 Polk Avenue, phone
319-R. 16 st p 2-10
FOR SALE-Nice Home, apply
512 Henry Avenue.
Is st p 2-10
A NEWLY DECORATED-2-
bedroom house on Jackson Ave
nue. on 65xl65' Lot. $2675.00. H.
P. Humans, Dealer in Real Es-
tate, "I Sell The Earth" 926 So.
Market St, phone 1871.
Is 1t p
BUSINESS PROPERTY
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DUPLEX HOUSES FOR SALE
Will remodel to suit buyer, cost to
be shared by both buyer and sell
er. $500.00 down payment and
S350.00 down payment for Vet
erans or Government Employees,
balance like rent. Phone 202-M or
1901 Cherubusco st. Inglewood
Homes, Inc. l6 ing be 8-5
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/ SITUATIONS WANTED

GENERAL OFFICE WORK
WANTED-to do at home. Typ
ing, shorthand, Notary Public,
and legal work. Miss Mary Jo
Butler, 312 w. Ford Avenue,
phone 1891. IL 2t p 2-3
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-10

FOR SALE, LEASE OR RENT
new gray house, furnished or un-
furnished. Near ingalls,, must be
seen to be appreciated. 1O8 w.
Ford Avenue. Is 1t p 2-3
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-10

3-BEDROOM HOUSE - corner
Got, desirable neighborhood,
shade trees, screened porch, ex-
ira outlets, F. H. A. terms. Phone
102l-W. 16 3t p l-27
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1950-02-10

3-BEDROOM HOUSE-in Moss
Point. H. P. Hinman, Dealer in
Real Estate, Il Sell The Earth, :"
926 So. Market ST., Phone 1871.
Is 1t p.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-28

LOST OR STOLEN
Red ond creom Schwinn Bicycle
with Whizzer Motor at Euclid High
School. Friday. Sept 22nd. Liberal
reword for information Leading TO
recovery OF motorbike.
Redding-RE. l-4043
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-28

BABY bathinette. like new. $40. MU.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-28

FREE
DOG, 9 months old, housebroken, look
ing for good home. RE. 1-2239.
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ACCORDION Italo-American, 1916, like
new. full size. 120 bass. excellent bar
gain. $3.50. Ii. 1925.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-28

SNAKE type gold double strand neck
lace, vicinity East 149th and Lake
Shore blvd, reward. ". 1-6649.
LOST = mans Longine wrist watch,
stretch band. Reward. KE 1-5096.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-09-28

BABY bed. complete, SIS; baby carriage,
So; Z at. pressure canner. good as
new, So: wardrobe trunk, So. 952 East
l4qth MIL 1-7425.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09

after the grOup-singing began
Aunt Lucia" Alice explained. I've
had a good time with my music
this year. I played for the girls
glee club at school, and now I'm
getting ready to take part in a re-
cital that's to be gievn next month. /"
Alice has done well with her
music" her mother said quietly.
I'm sorry I won't be here to at
tend your recital" I commented.
Then you shall grant me q
special addition tomorrow" Alice
promised, giving me a warmheart-
ed embrace before she skipped up
stairs to bed.
That is exactly what happened:
my niece rehearsed for me and sew
raj Of the neighlOrs, the next even
ing, her entire contribution to the
recital. She played every one Of her
numbers with an utter lack Of self
consciousness that charmed me as
much as did her exquisite render
ing Of the selections. 81 like this
piece" she would say, land 1 think
you'll like it too" Again, "The me-
lody in this one is lovely" And, 81
believe you'll enjoy this descriptive
piece my teacher found for me-"
was to hear Alice play many
times before larger audiences than
the small group that listened that
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09

some popular songs after inviting
everyone 10 join IN singing them
II WAS evident that under the
spell Of the music she had forgot
ton her reluctance, but / could not
help wondering why she had not
given immediate compliance TO my
Dlece's original request.
Was she too shy TO play readily,
OF did she mistakenly suppose that
m0desty demanded such hesitation
Later IN the evening after the
guests were gone, / questioned my
blster-lD-law about Jeans unwill-
iDRDegs.
Were trying 10 help Jean over
come her diffidence," Beatrice told
mo. That's why Alice asked her to
play. Jean does not realize that her
musical ability Is a precious gift
bringing pleasure that should be
shared with others, or that self
consciousness Is really learning,
though, 20 think more about her
music than about herself, and she
II growing more gracious under the
encouragement Of sincere apprecia-
ton"
How about your msic, Alice %
J inquired ag my niece came into
the room. Il was hoping 10 hear
YOU play this evening"
There wasn't time for more solo
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09

Alult nian fony flbip, ndupailOn.
al HiId attlNN ffUupa planned Aud
afh rlnpN0 tilf program f0r ihn con
fHifift the purpose bAs ~ ptOr
flaf inspltailDn hnd Training NOT
aiii develop Hn increasing realm
ilnN Al iAf nhed fof Informed inr
irlilknW hHd IpHiluk Amnrir
fan fIillHns lu today's World
flkHis sefeH organizations and
esttlal individuals participated
1Hs ksyhDte address "fiuleu
ahip bDh teud , sob Are VA do
iuf ti 81 as individuals nud Mem
itfa Al Participating Conference
hfYup hHs made by iJr itlHnai
~ shelby iifHN U ihn school ~ isd
u'ailDH hsB Gork toYmsliy
Aftef ihf 0auaiM Assembly ihe
HfUup sac divided INTO several
aiHdt groups a. discuss illp theme
q iilennhAip ioB Good Job aye
ht ifpluF IA iif
Francis t Gallagher Of WIN,
tfiy effectively RHPn SUMMARY
Az iht fiudiuHs al ihr various study
stoHps to fllf General Assembly
lht iinM ADDRESS a speak f0r
iifniaff aNy' sac made by Miss
Nlora huuiak student pa WIN,
lfIFh school hnd winner ~ "a nHs
iluhai ladlV HbHid
tAe infal representative tnri
paitl' ipsilpu in ihn conference was
a privilege aHd an inspiration
$40 aud sos Howard Hobbs ~
harrington announce ihf engage
msHi m ihrll daughter Miss Irene
iisDbs ~ h "a hoHh afolina, io
Mf Claude fiatk son. ui Ml And
Mfs Mlansof l#ft p 1ennnssHf
5uNf lsi has benH arleHad hH tAp
neaalHF date Mnlas Hobbs is IL
graduate m MlifOid Memorial toh
piial and q Hufse IA iiin Veterans
iissplial in herh faiollnH ~
isff D. employed ~ ihe railroad
lN isnHhasrs
Mlas iirnt iiobbs ~ N0uh car
uliHa apHm iAe Heekend HHh hpI
iistHnis 30 cad Mia iiOwHid Hob
Az
NanflNe sthhef AZ Harrington
iUn hanei lfil Monday flArlulns
hle lNf iu ihfnf places lin VIII bn
lH iht Milinih tpspiial fol nun.
ssi az nAfha
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09

evening, but always she had the
same pleasant way Of sharing her
JOY in the music.
How fine it would be IL an par
ents would help their children 10
acquire such a gracious attude to-
ward playing or singing In public.
Young musicians should not need
to be cOaxed.
In almost every case, the pupils
who achieved the most, throughout
both elementary and high school
years, have been those who attend
ed kindergarten experiences are Of
unreasonable benefit to children,
j. Cloyd Miller, Superintendent.
OF Schools, Deming, N. Mex.
Write to the National Kinder
garten Association, 8 West Fortieth
Street, New York Is, New York. for
free material relative TO securing a
kindergarten in your public school
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09

Oiu0nd Hobbs nud Mt mld Ms
ilVNpId iiHJhB yifiind Mr. ma
MIs Arloy p00ro, ~ WIN, sun
day
one ih9usAUd DODDios woro sofa
by tbe Indies Ausiliury 0f callnv
way keWD iiaUgbloy 1oo port ~.
~ ihe American lhRi0nl
1he amount o0lleolod Wns Sl3258
1br Dr0cneds VIII be used t0p ibs
rehabilitation and obild WalfHpe
pr0RlHms ~ tha uuKilluTy
MIS- koyu0lds French D0DDy
rbuilmun wishes ~ ibuDk ibe ~
dins Who bnlDod beri ile stores Who
hrlped ihn Community iiosturaUl
iof ils window display, and ibr
harrington J0UlDpl aDd an who
bought p0ppy
~ Shepherds Episcopal church
Holy communion aud sermon al
o. 10 q n 9n sunday, june ~
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09


ii9p, Wfsi fQW street nsy UNI cry.
"W0Bf you Dloaso Dlay for us,
JaDDW Jbo rogUeBt WIS made by
hfy Uieoa, Alice, one evening when
J was visiting ~ my brothers. home
aUd q group NJ friends had come
~ ~ welcome Bs,
Knowing that Je8B ~ az accom-
Dlisbad musician, ! looked 40 sK-
DseiaDiiy, what was my surprise IA
be1p Der mutmuf, "Oh DO, / DOM
Dl1y very we'll piease ask someone
else"
u w0s not Until n chorus Of
voices had urged bor RIO play for
us JeaDi" you know we love 10
bear t01l" I'VE want you 20 play,
JeaDl" TINT the young musician
could De persuaded 10 approach the
The piano,
Once scented, she struck few
besliABi chords, and then the full
tones " q great largo filled the
room followed by D bright sonata
an1 . playful modern fantasy.
"M0rel MOrei" cried The audi.
enee, 0Dd jean responded with
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09

Uranium b only one ~ he Bel
glen Song9's many useful minerals,
Each yer from the katanea aFea
hna elsewhere comes ~ average ~
10000 IONS ~ pure copper, plus
iin cobalt hdusirial diamonds,
tlhe, e9al manganese, and precious
meiale
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09

Limestone deposits are found "a
New York's Adirondack mountains,
me Hudson and Champlaln vaIieys
and IN belt extending from Albany
west to Buffalo. Most important
use to which limestone Is put Is A
the manufacture Of cement
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09
NOTICE
EEEBg & RUBBISH TO BE REMOVED

aH aflrHli,a. directed to us following Police
oiainate. ho as ~ ihe clty 81 Milford.
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fIfts.a. ana .iiai nfRlee AZ tpfusr a. remove tle
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it.aiH. aad issfaans shall "a guilty AZ a common
Ht..i.tt af.a Hifat conviction before ihe alderman
..aH fsfftt aHd pas 3 anf ~ n0l fas than $500 nor
t.at ttaf ffsn0 ~ ~ e0ieelNd AS fines ~ bike
alts.fa ait felsfIsd aud further shall forfeit and
aa.iIiIaia lanalis ~ $500 foi each and every
a. aae tIastsa As permitted Al leinain afiei tha
talafalai ~ if ilfu ~ forth in sud notice. 10 bp
tss.atfsn q. afpiteald"
1aai ssanffaiian $40 bf appreciated
CITY Of MILFORD
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