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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-05-04
Muy o Girl be Expelled
From Finishing School
For EIopinu?

An 18-year-old girl was sent to an
exclusive finishing school for
girls" One weekend, she went off
with boy friend, got married, and
came back to school. But her secret
soon leaked out, and the school au-
thorities summarily expelled her.
Later the girls parents sued to get
back her tuition, claiming that the
expulsion was illegal. But the court
felt otherwise and upheld the
schools action.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-05-04

turn. Suddenly the chair tipped
over and dumped its occupant right
out the window! Luckily the win
dow wasn't far above the ground,
SO the man wasn't seriously injured.
However he filed a claim for work.
mems compensation-for the cuts
and bruises he had suffered. But
the court granted him nothing. The
judge said man cannot expect to
be compensated for an injury that
happened while he was loafing in
stead of working.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-05-04
CHURCH NOTICE

Ministers from Milestone, KY,
are expected to hold services at
Pine Creek church Saturday
night, the 9Th. Elder Cecil Ramey
and others will preach at this
church at II a. M. Sunday, May
7.
Members of Pine Greek church
invite people from other neigh
borhoods to attend and worship
with them.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1950-05-04
II q Scrubwomon KneeIs
On q Bottle Cop,
Nov She Collect Dances?

A small tavern hired a woman to
scrub the floors every evening,
after the place closed. One night,
while the woman was securing the
floor, she accidentally put one
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-22
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Dec, 2I-Mrs. Alvin J. Harmon.
6S3 West Central Ave,
Dec. IS Petcr Robinson. 900
Iglehart, Richard Murphy, lSI5
Thomas. {. H. WoOten. as Mac
kubin: Mrs. Ollie House. TAT W.
Central Earring r, Bell, pi2 St
Anthony.
Dec. 20 Glen Smith Jr, 40
Sc. Anthony; Mrs Birdie Jones,
IS2 81. Anthony.
Dec. so Henry Moore Jr. 2SS
Rondo Ave; Robert Blakcy, $50
Carroll.
Dec. 81 Barbara Jean Dan
forth, SSS Carroll Ave; Earring
Bell Moore, S7I 81, Anthony, Rcu-
lah Jones, $50 W. Central Mira,
Betty Dodd, SOS Carroll, Mira.
Jean Wright. Sal No, Western;
Lafayette MCGEE, 67l Rondo Ave. {:
Donald James Sr.. go Fuller.
Mrs. Vickus McGowan, 300 Rondo.
Jan. Mrs. Annie Mae Brown,
$50 West Central; Arnold Ingram.
8e6 Rondo Ave. Mrs, Paul a.
jackson. S2G st. Anthony: jewel
Sears, Jr.. 400 Rondo; Jean Mario
Collins, 6Si St Anthony,
Jan. 2 H. X. Coins, 500 Fuller
Ave; Wilma johnson, ASi 81. An
thony; Mrs wanemA Cotton. 9lS
N. st Adams, Marjorie Morris
sos N Chatswurth; Catherine
Amanda Clemens. 400 Rondo.
Out-Of. Town birthdays
Dec. ~. Arthur Burrts 1r.. Los
Angeles, California,
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
ST. PAUL

Mrs Helen Lawrence reelected worthy princess Of
Cornthan Temple No 1872 SMT when the group held their
election Of officers recently Other officers elected Bessie
Clemens vice princess Lcona Moore recording secretary
Oliver financial secretary; LEAR Howard
Viola Ice Loshnai EGaheth Mooten senior marsha
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-22

Mr.. Stewart Smith. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Smith. 694 lyle
hart Ave. left Wednesday, Dec.
- for Springfield. Ohio. He viii
remain there indefinitely,
Arriving In the city recently
was Mrs. Lucy Young Of Atlantic
City. N. J, She plans 10 make her
homo in the city with her son.
Melvin. at $50 81. Anthony Ave-.
who Just returned from . six
weeks trip In the East. Mrs.
Young Ia tho siHter-in-lAw OF Mr..
w. A, Young. Sal 81, Anthony
Ave.
Mr.. Z. E. Thomas. S07 81. An
thony Ave, left Friday. Dec. a.
for Chicago. where he viii spend
the Christmas holidays with his
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. WOOtcn
Ab7 St Anthony Ave. viii observe
their goth wedding anniversary
on New Years Day.
Miss EarlIne IIArrtA. l6S Mac
kubln. celebrated her birthday
Friday, Dec. 10, with a ANAL
party In her home However. her
real blrthdate was "wednesday,
Dec ~.
Mrs. Lillian johnson OF Jack
son, Miss. arrived In the city
"wednesday. Dec. 20, TO visit her
daughter. Mrs, Mary Elizabeth
Coleman. 3O7 81. Anthony Ave.
she will be here through the holI-
day season,
Observing their Sist wedding
anniversary. Wednesday. Dec. ~.
will be Mr. and Mrs. I. NJ. Dorsey,
p67 IElehRrt Ave,
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SOCIAL e, PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

The Helpers Club met Sunday
Dec. II at a special call meeting
At the home Of Mrs. Luella Kay,
S74S Fourth Ave. So. The meeting
was held at p. m.
The Star-LIte Usher Board met
at the home Of Miss Harriet Bow
man, 1912 Fourth Ave. So. We'd
nesday, Dec. 20. at 7:30 p. m.
The Choral Club win meet Fri
day. Dec. % at ST. Peter church
at 8 p. m. 1t is requested that all
members please be present as this
win be the last rehearsal before
the Christmas program. Mrs.
Halle Ewing, director.
The Phyllis WheatIey Auxiliary
met Thursday, Dec. II. at the
Phyllis Wheatley House.
The Women's Auxiliary of st.
Thomas church will hold their
Christmas party Wednesday, Dec.
n at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Boyd Crawford, 1902 E. 2sth
St
Mr.. and Mrs. EEbert Brady,
S729 Fifth Ave. So, will have as
their dinner guests Messrs. and
Mines. Mathew Evans, Bill Will
hams, Arnet Bonner and daugh-
ter Pamela, Christmas Day.
Miss John Julia Pitt, grand
daughter OF Mrs. John Brown,
1407 Seventh Ave. No. left the
city Wednesday. Dec. 20. for her
home in Waxahacie, Texas. She
had been in the city visiting her
grandmother since September.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown, l4O7
Seventh Ave. No. will have as
their Christmas dinner guests,
Monday. Dec. rs, Mrs. Ada Calvin,
and the James Lawson family.
Mrs. Calvin win leave for New
Orleans shortly after Christmas.
A nine pound, eight and one
half ounce baby girl was born TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wallace,
1917 Olson Blvd, Sunday evening,
Dec. IT at the Maternity hospital.
The baby's name is Valer.
The Urban League Auxiliary
met at the home Of Mrs. w. Will
Hams. $500 Portland Ave, Mon
day evening, Dec. IS at 8 p m.
Mr.. John Jones, 1913 Fourth
Ave. So. left the city Friday. Dec.
n for Kansas City. Mo, to spend
the Christmas holidays visiting
relatives and friends.
MIRA Eva L. Abbey, Ala e. 2oth
st.. left the city Thursday, Dec.
n for Chicago. Ill, to spend the
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hoping you hove O VSTy prosperous one tool
big day over most Of the celebrating Is at an
end surely win need something to you
probably won't be accord If a shopping trip
please forgive for that's just what doing.
probably the long hours and
endless time buying
term 1t reward And really ladies' yourself
grand time to pick the best bargains Why
blouse brighten
Let's talk about It.
styling today traditional but
fabrics and aover definitely dreamy
usual satns all types nyons
which be and crepe
bdecked with handpaned designs and ecked
bugle beads.
sutS This Ii probably what
price win for win be 1t. The
bIOuses Of bright bold color would be
your drcSsy black skirt
Today typical WOOL they have
taken added glamour Many low
have ucks made like bib sparkling
buttons The buy
lot fn? This will your spirits soaring
you your especially
really do wonders for ensemble they
too
speaking spring you really o a
printed blouse would be perfect Those of pure silk and tie silk
along chals patterns a
te High shades and occasional glitter them especially
pressVe They're sure to leave pleasing effect with you too So
advice the New cherry
attitude and buy small item for yourself blouse
qualify
the my bag thought you'd
Joy reading
Dear
In reading your column found you fashion com
Won't please publish
smoothly Although everything perfect
begins something appreciate
advice. Gratefully. Ann Edwards St Paul MINI
Dear Miss Edwards
Very shows completely perfect but maybe viii nnd
the following tips a bit helpful
description garment
Cards with
model ready the specified time the
card be pulled easily
program, plus consisting
appearance should be tackled each dressing This viii
eliminate questions
able change quickly the
idea your cards according
garments oyu blacks"
sequence.
hoping suggestions
cessfuy and your applause
APPLE Sincerely Bcrnadinc CarrtCLett
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Christmas holidays with her son
Leon. Mrs. Abbey win be out of
the city for ten days.
Mrs Willie BurreIl, IS HoaE
Ave. returned to the city We'd
nesday night, Dec. Is, from Des
Moines, Iowa. Mrs. Burren went
TO Iowa on a business trip. While
there, she stopped at the home Of
her Godmother. Mrs. Mary Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIIbert GriKSby,
50l6 Irving Ave. No. had as their
dinner guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Russell and Mr.. Dan Ried, Sunday
Dec. IT.
The CyniA Chapter OF Central
High Schools H-Y sponsored
thirteen fatherless boys at a
Christmas project. Each member
OF the Chapter sponsored one boy.
Among the boys Of this chapter
was Donald Bryant, 324 <. 3Sth
st. The boys attended the Central
Lutheran Church services. had
dinner at a restaurant. They end
ed the day by attending q movie.
Walter Lowe, 1858 Third Ave.
So. will leave the city Saturday.
Dec. % for Dies Moines. Iowa to
spend the Christmas holidays
visiting his mother, Mrs. Helen
Kitchen, and other relatives and
friends. Walter will be out Of the
city for about a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert WOrmley,
3940 Fourth Ave. So, Will cd the
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Curry. 3l16 Columbus Ave,
Christmas Day, Monday, Dec. 25
TIE Chatter Box Social Club
had their Christmas party Sunday
Dec. II at the home of the
president. Mrs. Jimmie Lee John
son, 622 Girard Ave. No. Among
those present were Mines. Alberta
Harris, treasurer; Lenora Dennis
secretary; Velma Ramsay and
Annette Lawson. Mrs. Barbara
Walls. was unable to attend, but
sent her gift. The club members
exchanged gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs, O. p. Wells, 364l
Fourth Ave So, will have Christ
mas dinner with Mrs. Wells sister
and brother-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
William NJ. Godette in st. Paul.
Monday, Dec. 10.
Miss Gloria Brown, 3749 Fourth
Ave. So. will leave the city Sat
urady, Dec. % for Des Moines, la.
to spend the weekend visiting her
mother, Mrs. William Ashby, and
other relatives and friends. She
win return TO the city Monday
evening, Dec. rs.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-22

Lillian Brown. junior marshall:
Juanita Goodlow. inside gate
keeper; Alice MaycS, pilot, Lena
Brown. zilla; Maggie Beard,
chaplain: Dorothy MRaSie. trustee
chairman; Efne L.Rrkins, sun
shine chairman.
Mira. Walter Ridley Of Peters
burg. Va. formerly Of this city.
who has been seriously III In the
hospital, II now home and doing
well, reports her mother and
father. Mr.. and Mrs &c, Chapman,
TO1 st Anthony Ave, who went
to Petersburg TO be with her. MIR,
and Mrs. Chapman will return
some time In January.
Mr.. and MR.. Dewey Jackson.
739 Rondo Ave. will observe
their 27th wedding anniversary
Saturday. Dec. 30,
Como Temple, No, 1913. lBPoE
OF W, viii meet Thursday, Dec,
IN at the Elka Rest
I.cctA Marine In the name Mr.,
and Mrs, Douglas, 66S 81 An
thony Ave, chose for their baby
daughter. born In Bethesda hos
pital December D. Tho baby
weighed nine pounds. one and one
half ounces. Tho DouRlaaes have
one other child, n boy
The Future Builders club met
Tuesday. Dec. 10, at tho home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Warren. 1901
Rondo Ave,
Mrs. SIdORIa Black Of Duluth
will arrive In the city Saturday.
Dec ~. TO visit with her dAugh-
tor. Mrs Merle He'll. pI2 1t An
thnny Ave. Mrs. Bell and her
daughter returned from q two
weeks trip to Duluth recently.
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Ou,-osTowD Hlr,hday.

Dec. 70 Vincent ". Suit. Buf-
falo, N Y; Scott Tyler. Chicago.
III Dec n Mrs. Wesley Burrell,
Ankcny, Iowa E H. Parks. Ev.
anstOn, m
Dec ~ Davis 4 Greer, Clevc-
land. Ohio; Dec. 30. MrH, Marie
Richardson. juneau, Alaska
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-22
RATIN g TINE
r e G Q R D s
RYJ. HaMEx RAAGlAIl
A Christmas Movry

What with the holidays right
around the clock from us, there
is not too much new and exciting
as far as the record picture goes,
The center Of interest Is Christ
mas and its companion holiday
season, and because OF this,
there seems TO be q momrntary
lull In disc activities.
However, for the gatherings OF
the clans and sundries, good mus
&c Is always . must" even II II
is not OF the sxtra-speciRl mood
uf the season.
An example Of this is the latest
platter by the genius OF the La.
tin American way Of tantRlizing
music. Perez Prado and his orh.
Titles selected are Cuban MNmbO
by Xavier CugAt. fellow LatiniEed
rhythm dispenser. and Prado
original MAmbO Del PRpelerO. II
you lean toward this type. lean
heavy, It's that good. (Victorl.
Another item 20 60 overheard
on features our favoritc Snowman,
Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong,
this time squared off against q
chorus and rhythm combine direc-
ted by Sy Oliver, With flair
for really getting the most out OF
tune, Louis demonstrates his
feasibility on the novelty pair.
That's What the Man said and
SIt Down You're Rocking the
BOat DcccA).
In the blues department, Tampa
Rcd has u good bounce number In
the novelty. Don't Blame shorty
for That tViCtorl. .. lAsA Kirk
and Henri Rone's crew go rag
time" for an excursion ON Ia DR
CViCtOrD e. A rather comical
The Thing Is one half the offering
Of Steve GibsOn's Original Red
Caps The other half II Am I To
Blame (Victorl.
Piano styles: Carmen Cavallcro
In his AT the Piano album. poet
lCally rambling through Septem-
Der Song. Stairway 20 the stars,
The Moon Was Yellow, etc dec
CA &c. frankie Carrie tickling
around ON Powder Blue (Victor).
In the semi classical vein. Peter
Yorke and his concert orchestra
pay glowing musical tributes To
the Music Of Irving Berlin" In
eight well.known Broadway and
movie tunes spanning the period
from 1919 to 1860. Included In
the set are A Prctty GIFI IL Like
u Melody. Cheek 20 Check. I've
Got My Love 10 Keep Me Warm.
and The Girl That ! Marry. CDec-
ca
The Pilgrim Travellers have 10
new sides released in time for
Christmas which serve az spiritual
treats for the holidays, Their
close harmony Is excellently dis.
played on such items m was
There when the Spirit Game.
What A Blessing In Jesus I've
Found. jesus Gave Me Water, Gall
On Jesus and Welcome Home,
(SpecialtyD
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-12-22

OF LAND
state Of MtnnsSota, County Of
Hennepin, a.. District Court.
Fourth judicial District
In the matter Of the application
~ HOtor hOOtsr AaNer hsFVica Co,
Inc, u corporation, to register the
THE To the following dsaCrtbsd real
estate situated In l"nnspIh coun'
~. Minnesota, namely
lot Nine 90, ana those por-
tons ~ Lots HsvSn a.. Eight 90,
Ten uOl, Eleven uD. Twelve
uN, Thirteen tD, and Fourteen
uD South of railway right nf
way ~ the chicago, Milwaukee =
~. Paul Railway Company, Hlnck
TWENTY, five EsSl, Encouragement
Also that part Of the West HAlf
twbl ~ NenwoOd Avenue Vaua-
tod, lying between the south
SsHtorly Hue ~ said railway
rlHht ~ way and the oHtsnaton
Eastward of the aoutherly line
Twenty five t26J, HsaFTanRe.
msnt nf H. Louis Park, accord
inE 10 the plat thereof 0n file
aud "f record In tho office % the
Register Of DECIDE, IN ana for
said county. Applicants.
Minnesota Tree Service Co.
I'hrlps brake ca, Inc, Pacific
Investment Company, and all
other persona "r parties uns
known. Claiming any TiEht. title,
estate, lion 1F Interest IN the real
estate described In the hpplica.
ton herein, Defendants
The state 81 Minnesota 90 ths
RboVe aRmRd dSfendnRtsI
YOU are hereby summoned ana
required ~ answer the application
~ the applicant IN the above en-
- a H. a.
answer Ia the said application IN
tho uffirr ~ tho clerk ~ said court
IN said county Within twenty 900
days after the service NJ THE cum
mons upon you. exclusive Of the day
81 such service, and, N you fail 10
answer ~" application within the
time aforesaid. the appiiCRntIHb IN
this proceeding viii apply Ia the
court f"r tho relief domn nd"d
therein
IHEALJ
WfTEEER IhiIIp e. schmidt,
CiSrk ~ said court. and the seal
thereof ~ Minneapolis. IN said
county this iSth day ~ DerHm-
bsr 4 T. 1850 i'hIiip e schmidt.
rlpTk
Hy Jamrs 4 Rtone. Deputy
Leonard, street ana DsihRfd. A..
tofneya for Applicant
1855 AndFuE building
MihUsaEulir Minnesota
tspokcHman. D"r ~. 70. Jan 81
STATE or MISNEaOTA, COUs.
TY Dr HERNBPIN DISTRICT
COUHT, FOrHTH JUDICIAL DtA-
THICT
Lara Mario BslY.
VS. RuNMOSs
We're Vi,'uT Buty,
defendant
TUE HTATE DF MINI EHDTA TO
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND-
ANT
You are hereby summoned and
required ~ auHWsT the Complaint
81 the plaintiff In the above on
titled arIiUn. n copy Of which Cum
piHint - On fils with the clerk Of
said fDuft. and 10 serve . copy 81
your HHswET ~ tho said Complaint
upon the EuhHrflbsrs at their office.
8iI PfDdurs Rank building, Mime
| apOliE. ilDnrHBin County, AinBeHD-
Ia within thifty 900 days after
| the bervl'e ~ this Summons upon
| you. eBriusIyS - the day ~ such
| service. hrd n you fail 10 antwsf
The said Complaint Withiu the time
1 af0fesatd. pIAintiH viii apply "a
the court for the relief dsTnh nd Cd
IN FaIf Complaint
NALL. SMITH n HEDLIfED
AiiufuoyH fDr I1RlHtiH
3iI PfUdurS Rank Building
Minneapolis 2. Minnesota
tHp"kEHmHn. Dee ~, -. Jan -
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MINNEAPOLIS nlRTMDAYs

Dec. ~ Mrs, Dorothy Moore.
1920 Oakland; Dorothy Parsons,
700 Oak Lake No, Ethel johnson
Alps Bryant Ave. No. Mauria
Griffin, b227 Bryant Ave. No, /,
Magnolia Sartin, 1918 18th Ave
So; Curtiss Babb, 1000 Third Ave
So; oliver Thomas, 2l3A Firth
Ave, SO.
Dec. 20 Lester Jones, 1929
Eighth 81, So Robert l.. PicrrC.
1924 Fourth Ave, So: Ruth HRr-
demAn, bl8 18th Ave. SO: w. II,
Martin. 2S4S Smelling Ave. 30. /:
Marie Boswell. 1921 Fourth Ave.
So; J, L. Nellie, 29lI 18th Ave.
So; Percy Stanley. ll9 EmerRon
Ave, No; William Burrell. 80
HOAg Ave. No.
Dec. 20 Eugene Moore, 1902
Eighth Ave, So; Araby Thomp-
son, 1929 so. Seventh 81; Frank
NJ Fralix. blOS Fourth 81. NJ E,;
Charlotte Rooney. II07 Emerson
No; Edna Hayden. 500 Bryant
Ave No. Henry Bchofield. bi27
No James. Mrs, Kenneth Wallace.
5000 Fourth Ave, So, Mra. &C.
Hall, sos Bryant Ave No,
Dec n Mrs. u. l.. Boyde. 22ib
E. 37th; Mrs 4. L. Chiffon, 100
RoyRlSton: Mrs. Curtis. 500 Lyn-
dale No.
Dec. ~ Mrs, Emma Brown.
1901 Bryant Ave No, Betty HIg-
gins. b2B Emerson No; elsie
Parks. 1901 Bryant Ave. No.
Dec 20 Merit Ewing. IO4 Hy-
land. Harry jackson, 2746h Chin
ton Ave Mrs DIN =. Wells, 384i
Fourth Ave, 60, Delphlne wcs-
ley, 3I33 Clinton; AddIe SlAugh-
ter. $40 Bryant Ave, No.
Dec. 80 e. L. Anderson. b29
Bryant Ave No; Richard Ran
dell. 726 Bradford Ave, No
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BY BsrnodIne cOrrVeksts

Merry christmos O"d HoPpy New VSGrI And here's
hoping YOU hove Q v0rY prosPoroWs tool
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Milford chronicle., 1950-01-13

children, spent the holidays with
her parents in New York City, they
were accompanied home by her
mother, Mrs. George Salvesen who
spent the week here.
Weekend geusts Of the Corder's
were, Mr.. and Mrs. Braasch and
daughter Cynthia Dennis and Mrs.
Jerry Salyesen of New York City
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Braasch
of North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Marsh
spent the week with their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wettig and family in Glen
olden, Pa, returning home on Sat-
urday. They were accompanied on
their trip by Mr.. Richard Watt. On
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Wettig enter
tanned at a family dinner in honor
of her parents, there were four
/ generations present. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ William Marsh Jr., Mrs. Fred
i Marsh of New York, Miss Lorraine
/ Wettig, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clea-
val and four children, Dorothy
+ Lorraine, William and Henry OI
/ Holmes Pa, were the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Frick of Ard
more, Pa. spent Saturday with hel
parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Marker
Mrs William Rothermel and chill
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-13


Hubert Dill, president; George
NJ. Reed. Vice president, Laurance
FARRELL, Secretary; w. c. Paradee
Treasurer; Harry Grace, custodian
of supplies; ElwOod knight, Gust
odian Of the building Walter Nc
Donald Fire Recorder; Matte War
rem Chief; James B. McIlvaine chief
Engineer.
The following were elected dir
ectors for 1850: Peter S. Collins;
Dawson Minner; Ralph McIlvaine;
James Reed; Hubert Dill; William
0rvis and w. c. Paradee.
After the officers and directors
were sworn in by the past state
president, c. w. Johnson the fol-
lowing committees were appointed
by the president; Floral comm, P.
s. Collins and Dawson G.. Minner;
Recreation comm, Fred Lorenzen,
Chairman, Laurence FARRELL sec
retary Publicity comm, George NJ.
Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Ingram Mr..
and Mrs. E. B. Richards, Mrs. Kate
Reynolds and Mrs. Phyllis Dorr
were dinner guests on Sunday of
Mrs. Gertie Richards in Viola.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Starr of
Galena, Nd, were Sunday dinner
guests of her daughter, Mrs. Her.
schel Galloway and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fletch Bryan
entertained the members of their
bridge club at their home on Friday
evening. Present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. o. B. Williams of Dover; Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Hall, of Wyoming
who were also their dinner guests
on Friday evening, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hazel Roe.
Milford chronicle., 1950-01-13
MAGNOLIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie johnson en-
tertained to dinner on Sunday Of
the past week, Mr.. and Mrs. Riggs
Swain and son Lester and Mrs.
Matte Swain Of Lincoln, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burton Donovan and children
Of Slaughter Beach, Mrs. Albert
Palmer, Sr., Mr.. William B. Palm
er and Miss Florence Keene all OF
Salem, N. J.
DR.. c. NJ. Elderdice performed the
wedding ceremony at the parson-
age on Monday evening, January 2
of Miss Catherine Stubbs and Jay
NJ. Haldeman both Of Bowers
Beach. They were attended by Mr.
and Mrs. William z. Dean, Mr.. Ge-
orge Stubbs and Mrs. Ellen Pater-
son, also Of Bowers.
William Hinsley has returned tC
his home from the Kent General
Hospital where he under went an
appendectOmy on Monday.
The January meeting of the w. S
G. S. met at the home of Mrs. Jen-
ME Jackson on Wednesday evening
Joint hostess with Mrs. Jackson
were; Mrs. Bessie Wright and Mrs
Jennie WOOtten.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Marshall Hart and children were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. 10.
siah M. Parvis in Houston. Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart had as theil
dinner guests Mrs. Edward Smith
Of Tuxedo Park, Mr.. and Mrs. Fran.
kiln Morgan of FELTON,, Mrs. Edna
Sapp and daughters, Hazel, AnI
and Jean and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Simpson and children, Richard
Wayne and Gary all of Houston.
Mrs. Smith had been their week
end guest.
Mrs. Edgar Graybeal and sor
Ronnie, of Port Deposit, Md. spent
the weekend with her mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Schwartz.
The Ladies Auxiliary will NEE
on Friday evening at 1880 at which
time the recently elected officer,
will be installed. Please be present
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Wright haC
their children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ro
bert Reynolds of Fullerton, Md.
with them for the weekend.
The Magnolia volunteer Fire Co
at their regular monthly meeting
Friday night January 6, elected tht
following officers for 1850.