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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-07

Gaithersburg on Labor Day when the
| was successful in securing the
Drum and Bugle Corps of the Second
Army, the Navy School of Music
Band and the Metropolitan Police
Boys Club Band for the parade on
that day
The Research and Development
Board of the Department of Defense
advised me that the Committee to
select the site for the proposed
Quartermaster General Laboratory
will meet on September Is. Reserve
officers of the Army Corps of Engi-
neers for the past two weeks have
been screening proposed sites sub
mitted to see that all requirements
have been met. The Committee will
take final action on September Is.
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Deer Park

Albert Craver, Warren, Ohio, was
visiting his father-in-law, Cal Brown
ing, over the weekend.
William Harvey, Kitzmiller, was
visiting his brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Harvey.
Mrs. Katherine limbaugh, who
has been i'll, is able to be out again.
Donald Sollars has gone to Warren,
Ohio, where he will be employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Jones and
daughter were visiting the Ralph
Wrights, Swanton, recently.
Joe Teets moved to a cottage in
town recently.
Branson Brady has gone back to
Hopemont to work.
Mrs. Carrie Harvey, who has been
i'll, is very much improved.
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Carolyn Lewis Wins
4-Year Scholarship

Carolyn Lewis, academic section,
was awarded the senatorial scholar
ship to st. Mary's Female Seminary
at st. Mary's City, Maryland, where
she plans to attend for the last two
years of high school and two years
Of junior college. Carolyn was a mem
Der Of the Acorn Staff, the Glee Club,
and G.A.A. At st. Mary's, which is a
non-denominational school, she will
continue her education with much the
same course as is offered in Oak
land High. In junior college Carolyn
would like to take a per-nursing
course.
Susan Turner, also of last years
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stances Of tolerance of crime and COR
ruption. Certainly, it justifies that
question, "To what depths of moral
degradation are we sinking?" In fact,
it iustifics two other questions: U
as there any kind of crime a Demo-
crat can commit which will lose him
the support of the present Democratic
leadership" (2) "How far can toler-
ance of crime and corruption by the
party in power go before there is a
public revolt?" Or, is there no limit =?
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Rev. Claude Jones, of Bel Air, Md,
will be the special speaker at the re-
vival services in the Nazarene church
in Oakland beginning Tuesday night,
September II, and continuing until
September "a Services will be held
each evening at 1870 o'clock
The Bane Sisters Trio, musicians
and singers, will assist the evangelist
in the services. The public is invited.
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l0A section, has enrolled in Penn
Hall, a prep school and junior col
lege for girls, at Chambersburg, Pa.
An honor student and member of
Quill and Scroll, Susan was chosen
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as tine Ice ASOe -
Staff last year. She also was guard
on the girls basketball team, a men,
Der of the G.A.A. and Senior Dra-
matte Club, Oakland High Acorn.
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participated in the celebration at
Gaitherburg on Labor Day when the
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nebnlihfeiten 81 leben! IS emp0r
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
81. PAUL

Mra Ruby Wood and two children Paula and Eric 94S
IGehArt Ave. left the city Thursday June for Washington
D. c. where they will visit with Mrs, Woods mother Mira
Melisa HOomAn From there the Woods will 90 Virginia
and New York visit with relatives and friends Mrs Woods
and children win be Joined in Washington D. c. by her huS-
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throughout the west. They spent
q delightful six week vacation.
A joint meeting Of the men,
bers Of the ACE. League Of st.
Peter, the senior class Of the UNI
versity Of Life of Hennepin Ave-
nue. Methodist, Lake Harriet
Methodist Church and Plymouth
Congregational Church was held
Tuesday, July 81 at Hennepin
Ave. Methodist church. These
four groups have been meeting
steadily for the past five months
in an effort to bring about better
understanding between races and
churches. They are working out
a program whereby Negro and
white may share their special in
terests in music, dramatics,
sports, etc. Their next meeting
will be July % when they plan
to have an outing. Neil Swanson
of Hennepin Avenue Methodist
church Is co-ordinator for the
group.
Margaret Louise Allen, 1921
Third Ave. So, arrived home Sat
urday, July from Asbury hos
pital. Miss Allen has been quite
i'll for several weeks. Her condi-
ton Is reported much better.
Many people attended the Elks
Convention in Omaha, Neb., last
week end. A chartered bus left
the city Saturday night, July l
and returned to the city Wednes-
day Morning. July s. The Purple
Cross unit of nurses, drum and
bugle corps and the military are
among those who went as well as
Messrs. Reuben Warren, e. L.
Boyd, J. w. Pate. Charlie Smith.
William Kemp and Mrs. Lola
jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. JudsOn Phillips
and family, 4l46 Third Ave. So,
motored to Sioux Falls, s. D. for
the weekend. They returned to
the city Monday morning. July 3.
Albert Cotton, 91s Eleventh
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at. PAUL RIRTHnAYA


July iI--Mra. 8, 70. Hail. pp0
IglehAFt Ave. July Maurice
Crouch, T89 Aurora Ave: Mra
Irene Harper, 6te Rondo Ave.
Barbara Jean Harrington. lel 81
Anthony Ave; Byron Brown. Jr,
S7S 81. Anthony Ave; Mrs. Ian.
coin Berry, sos w. Central Ave
July i3--Roger Allan Tillman,
9S5 IgiehArt Ave; Edward Price
tb4 Rondo Ave; Lois Elaine
Berry, sos w. Central Ave.
July i4--Lionel Allen, e22 W
Central Ave; Charles 10. Scrog.
gins Jr., sos 81. Anthony Ave,
Byron Brown. s7B 81. Anthony
Ave; Alexander WisemAn. 9b7
Rondo Ave; Eugene schuck, 500
Rondo Ave, July l6~-PatRy
Moore, 1000 Igiehart Ave: Dor.
thea I'm. asa Carroll Ave; Mrs,
Ursula ponderH. 6p4 Rondo Ave,
Carrie sleet. 732 Igiehart Ave;
July lS--Rene DaTlyne Perfect,
SIT w. Central Ave: Aaron Brad
ford, b24 Carroll Ave: Mrs. o.
G. DriEEle, 889 R0ndo Ave: Mrs,
Lue Day, 732 Rondo Ave; Allan
O'NeAl, ais NJ Avon.
July II, Mamie Withers, S2b
N. 81, Adams; Henry johnson,
43b GRltieT 81, July is--Lueille
Presley, ois 81. Anthony Ave;
Marjorie TENDED, 500 81. Anthony
Ave.
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SlS Carroll Ave, quietly ..oelo.
brated their 10th wedding ami
versary In their home Thursday.
June 10.
Mere than 100 people attended
the wedding reception Of Mrs,
Doris MAaalS Price which was
held at the home Of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. d. 9, MahsIe, ESQ
Carroll Ave, Mrs. Price was mar
ried to William Price In Detroit
on June "a, HOstesses at the re-
caption were the Mines JuAnita
Harris, LuthSr johnson. Jose
phine HagAn. Matte Avery
Blanche Evcrson. Duraie Bell,
Bessle Cox, the Masses Gloria la
France williams and Barbara
White.
Donald Wiley Berry 10 the name
Rev. and Mrs, Lincoln Berry,
sos W. Central Ave-, chose for
their baby born in Miller hospital
on June 10.
Mira Mabel HAFEtm, CAS- Kent
&c, left Saturday morning. July
1 for Omaha, Nsb, where she
win attend the Midwest state
Association OF the Elks Lodges.
She IL going a. chairman OF tho
reserve committee.
Queen Of sheba Chapter No. o.
oES, win meet Monday. July 10
at the Perfect ASHER Lodge Hall,
7aA g. Anthony Ave. Mrs. jose
phlne Jordan In worthy MAtron
Of tho organisation and Mru.
Bunice Jones IL secretary,
Mr.. and Mra. ChaFlea Graham,
7pl g. Anthony Ave. left the
city Saturday, July /, 10 spend .
week at Mr.. urAham'n brothers
resort In Merton, Wis.
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The goth Century Gabriel
Erskin Hawkins undertakes . re-
vival Of his familiar and well.be-
loved JOY vehicle, Tuxedo juno
ton. with the Deep River Boys
Joining in for q vocal twist. This
should be easily among the top
disc selections. Mate IL the Bobby
Smith-Don George Opus OpPOF.
tunIty, featuring Ace (After
Hours Harris on q bluesy kick
TO the combined rhumbG- calypso
rhythm (Victor)
The poetic volume This 10 My
Beloved. written by Walter Ben
ton. has been adapted TO wax and
II now out In a 10 inch LIP disc.
The record faithfully keeps the
theme Of the free verse In telling
Of the totally Of love, It's joys,
despRirs. toTments and delights.
John Dali narrRteS the disc YER
sion, backed by concert orchestra
and chorus under the direction OF
Lehman Engel. Vernon Duke gets
credit for the original musical
score. The book In published by
Alfred A Knopf. Inc. New York
(Atlantic.)
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Ave. No. and Phyllis Geary of
the same address applied for
marriage license, Thursday. June
20.
Mrs. Thomas AdaIr, $50 Bryant
Ave. No. flew to Omaha, Nebr..
to attend the Elks Convention.
Returning from a short visit
in Kansas City. Kans,. was Mr.,
Raymond Cooper. 3644 Smelling
Ave. So.
Mrs. Carrie Williams was guest
Of Mrs. N. J. Hunter, 3S49 Fourth
Ave. So. Thursday, June 20. The
two enjoyed dinner and a show
together.
Mrs. T. b. Warren, 500 FIRE.
mont Ave. No, attended the
EIks Convention in Omaha, Neb.
Mrs. Lillian Parkinson, 3342
Fourth Ave-. So. Is in Detroit,
Mich, where she attended the
Evangelistic Convention.
Mrs. Audrey Mccullough Del
aney is expected in the city from
New York, N. Y. Saturday, July
g.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Hall, 32O6
Second Ave. So. spent the 4th of
July fishing at Fox Lake. MINI.
Four other couples enjoyed the
fishing with the Halls.
Mrs. Otis Johns and daughter
Jean arrived in the city from st.
Joseph, Mo. Mrs. Johns and
daughter are joining the rest of
their family and plan to make
their home here. They are at pre-
sent residing at 2426 Fifth Ave.
SO.
The Les AmIes win hold their
regular meeting Friday, July 7
at the home Of Mrs. AlonZo Ellis,
1858 Fourth Ave. So.
Grant Missionary Society will
meet Friday. July II, at the
home of Mrs. Cora Saunders,
1912 Clinton Ave. So. All MEM
bers are requested to be present.
Miss JeOnne Helm, 40O9 Fifth
Ave. So. spent the weekend at
her home. Miss Helm Is at pre-
sent taking a summer course in
nurses training at Saltwater.
MINI.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Orr, A.
Hyland Ave. No. returned to the
city this week from a two weeks
visit in Paola, Kans.
Miss Helen jackson, Paola,
Kans. is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Lenora Small, 23lS Fourth Ave.
so. she win visit indefinitely in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer jackson,
370S Fourth Ave. So, are vaca-
tioning in Omaha, Nebr. They ex-
pect to be gone about two weeks.
The Helpers Club of St Peter
church, viii hold a call meeting,
Sunday, July 9 at the home of
Mrs. Corntlia Burns, 1913 Fourth
Ave. So. The president asks that
all members be present.
Rev. and Mrs. A. L Kirk and
daughter, 4O4s Fourth Ave. So.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Adair and
family picnicked at Zimmerman,
MINI. the Fourth Of July.
Mrs. Bessie Davis and family,
S04 Fremont Ave. No. had a.
their dinner guests Thursday.
June 20, Mrs. Frances Ripper and
son Of Minneapolis and her mother,
Mrs. Emma Cox and grandmoth-
er. Mrs. Matte HAggs Of Chi
cago.
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baAAo. EAuAs
Mr. and AlrA John Henderson,
t7S Rondo Ave, win observe
their fourth wedding anniversary
Wednesday, July IL,
Mira. Thomas Taylor, sl6 Car
roll Ave-. who suffered . serious
heart attack recently, u reported
to be- getting along very well.
The Credlafawn Social club In
making plans for their annual
summer picnic TO % held on
July 10,
CpL Maurice HeRderSOn. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. b. r, Henderson.
e06 81, Anthony Ave. 10 now sta
toned At Langley Air Base IN
Virginia, He was recently home
from Japan ON hIrlough.
l.ewln and Herbert johnson.
sons OF Mrs. Harriet Schine John
son OF Ban Francisco, Calf. are
here spending the summer with
their grandmother. Mru, r. v.
schine, go II. Anthony Ave.
Mrs, Johnson 10 q former 81,
Paulite.
On wednesday, July n, Mr.,
and Mrs. Alvin John Harmon Jr..
SSS w. Central Ave-, viii observe
their nth wedding anniversary.
The oAkleaf Art Club gave ita
annual picnic Monday. June 10 at
Como Park.
The Flowers on tho pulpit at
-. James AMH church ON
Fathers Day were In memory Of
Mr.. John 10, Jackson, who was .
member OF 81. James choir for
more than 30 years. They were
put there by his wife, Mrs. ELLA
Alice jackson, his daughter, Mrs.
Vivian L. Harris and sOn.ln-Iaw
Joseph T. Harris, all Of 81 w.
Jessamlns 81.
Mr.. and MrH. Arthur Hedge,
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Ont.nf.TuMn nmntinrn

Uut.OT TOWn UFoeHnRN
July iS--Alice Louise Stewart,
Detroit, Mich. July 2i-Betty
Ann Anderson, Los Angeles,
Calf; Jack Floyd. Kansas City,
Mo. July 23--Marie A. Hawkins.
Sumter. q. c.; Dorothy Waters
Wilson, Chicago. M; Helen
Waters, Chicago.
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WAY SEE IT.
q BY neil; D0DS0n RUSSELL
NEW YORK CITY

Now, getting Problem whoduniL Blues for the
Prince (DOdd Mead and Co., $25o by Bart speer detective
story sprnd with references to the secondary status Of the
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RATlM O TINE
r Z G @ r DS
mr. n HH....., R.-Amn
Two PiGnos

Two Pionos
A pair Of excellent examples Of
jazz piano artistry the sort
which Is generally used to key
the mood Of the varied and pop
ulRr rendezvous at cocktail time
Are presented In LIP collections
for a tunefll period OF relaxation
and small talk by the sip and
sit" hAbltueS.
The discs collections are East
Side Rendezvous" starring Ber-
ME Leighton at the piano with
rhythm accompaniment (Colum-
bia) and Il Love q Piano" by Joe
BuShktn with the trio (Atlantic,l
Leighton chooses as vehicles
for his mastornllly recorded do.
zen. tunes from the pens Of Ber-
lin, Gershwin, Ranger McHugh.
Ellington. Kern and Porter. Not
weighty stuff. but the type Of
music peculiarly, because Of Its
mood. suited admirably for the
relaxed "tete-a-tete." in rNstfIll
and congenial surroundings,
dangerously beautiful are his
versions OF:
SottnghtS and Sweet Music.
Lost In u Fog, They all Laughed
Please, stella by Starlight, The
Gypsy In My Soul. June In Jan.
uary. Mean 90 Me. ! let . Song 70
out Of My Heart, DOn't blame Me,
Laura, Nice Work " You Gan Get
10.
The Bushhin fellow also Grapes
his mildly fancifll technique
about some OF the most notable
show tunes by recognized tune
smiths. with Eddie Phyfs on
Tubs and Charlie TrRoger on
bass His creative keyboard
ramblings are heard on two OF
his own numbers, n I Knew You
Were there and Oh Look At Me
Now. as well a. I Love . Piano,
Rnt Nat FaF Me- lna for thu
Road. II Never Entered My Mind,
Dancing on the Ceiling, Can't
Get started, -Four Hand BOOEie
WooGIe on StOmplnE at the sa-
VOy, No In Love.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOIIN RERTHnAYN


July lS-JAmes w. Mcclellan.
600 Eighth Ave. No: Elaine
Johnson, $3.50 Firth Ave, 30. :
Mrs. Louise Quarterman. 1901
CIT Oak Lake Ave, No; Leon
DeBoHe, SIS Humboldt Ave. No.
Mrs, Al Williams, 2AeM Fourth
Ave. so.
July lp-Mrs. Adele Howell,
22oI Elliot Ave, So: Roy Dean.
1901 Bryant Ave. No, July 20 49,
Mrs, Leola Carey, 3T0A Fifth
Ave So: Mrs, ThelmA Gray. A20
", STta ST.; Mrs, EArline Donald
son, 9a96 Fourth Ave. So. Mira.
Mary Collins, $3.50 Fourth Ave.
So; Louis Sundeen, 2A24 2oth
Ave. So, July 2l--Elmer Bridges,
bSb James Ave. No: James r.
Crockett, e2e Girard Ave. No;
Floyd Poole Jr,, 30S2 Fourth Ave.
so. July 22--MrR, J. r. Collins,
$500 Fourth Ave. So; Adrtsnne
Merrill 2So9 Firth Ave. So. July
29--Ray Walls, 37dS Fourth Ave,
So; n. l.. Escue, $3.50 Fifth Ave.
So; Frances LAWYER, 2726 S0th
Ave. SO.
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uIlNANUNA
goodness knows but in this little volume. the vic
tim Is The Prince, internationally famous Negro
jazz and blues composer, The major suspect and
all the other suspects are members OF the brown
skin brethren.
Bart spcer. writing his first detective novel
and his second book, comes up with private dick.
Carney Wilde. There's also 4 young Negro police
lieutenant who helps the investigation along. and
a polished Negro physician, There's the daughter
OF The Prince, and his aged father.
As n whOdunit, "BIueS for tho Prince" Is TOO
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SOCIAL & PERSONAL
MINNEAPOLIS

Miss Laura Watts of Evansville Ind visiting in the
city at the home of her uncle Mr. and Mrs Walter
Hachet 1896 Fourth Ave So Miss Watts expects visit
the city indefinitely.
Mr. and Mrs. John Maxwell 1920 Goth Ave- &c. returned
to the city this week They had trip in points
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
Chinese In Malaga,
Racket Victims

SINGAPORE lAN Hundreds VI
illitorate Chineae Ia the MNlaya
Federation are helng NiCtmlBed hy
by The OpoWt0ra OF q racket who
profess tO ARRANGE for their emit
grafton to Communist china on
condition they come tO Singapore
once IN The colony they are de-
pusited m Chineae lOdgng houaea
whore they are Obliged tO pay from
w To Sil per week pending tho
"aoQuialtion" by the gang 0f Vlaap
ana travel Documents tO enter Red
china Actually Federation reald.
ents can easily acquire permita IN
the lederRtlOn
The proooaa of hlUlf g0ea on until
the would be- omtgrAnta eXhaWat all
thoir savings peNnilnaa mon and
women have had tO aeek the aid Ol
the Social Welfare AUthOritlea Il
help them return to their homeR Ou
tho mainland
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

their paronta Mr. ANA Mra, VIM, p|
short n, IA Dallas, TeNaa, June lat
lle haa boon named William r.
short Bird They have u daWRhttr
by tho nnme of phylliH Annulpy
Mr. und Mira Henry Horn of
baltimore Md spent the past week
end with thoW parenta Rev ANA
Mrs. r. ~ lluda0n
A mrpriso WAS given Rev and
Mrs r. n hudson on sunday hy
friends from nurraVllle, Md, who
came loaded down with good thlnga
90 ent A table was apreNd on the
lawn, ana all had a m0at enjoyable
time together Those In the party
were Mr. and Mira, Floyd Baker,
Mr. and Mira Roland Draper; Mira,
Florence stafford and Mira Doris
Reynolda and baby Gale, and Mira,
Laura Neaaelt0n and children betty
ANA Thomas 0t fNnkt0rd
Mr. aud Mrs, jack r0Wnaend cal.
led on Mrs buN Lynch ON Friday
nlght
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
HARRISON

Rev, Th0maa e, Jones conducted
the funeral eerVicea 0t Mlea Willle
wyatt IN harrington ON Sunday At
terno0n at y p M
Special aerVieea IN the harboeoM
MothudMt church next sunday
morning Nt n a. m a patriotic ser
vice pNOieet Americans Missions
Religi0Op Liberty
Mr. and Mira, n, \, wainwright Of
CMrmont were Sunday gueaW OF
Mr. ANA Mira, llyl0n smith,
Mr. and Mira, Roland bunting OF
Milford HDent Sunday with Mr. ANA
Mira George nenMNm
Mr. and Mira, Donald Noasoy and
dAuRMer sherry spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mira, CoUWNnd Ne0-
pev and family
Mr. nlsh MWch returned hmo
on Saturday after apendmg n week
IN Wilma with hla children
Mira, Florence lNppmaN Ia epend'
iNg aOme time with her pNrenta Mr
and Mira, Fred WAlla Ia now home
lerNporNtmg after an operation
Mrh. Theodore jefferson an,
Mira John g. NeNeey attended Oh,
'Open llOuae" ~ the RaNn0r hNkel
/ m SAliahUrN ON Mat rhNradaN, Mra
/ Nvaeey received the door prize 4
/ beautiful orchid,
Mira Sarah NeaaeN aud Mr. an,
/ Mira, Howard pottNi0hN were sun
day gNeetR 0f their dNNRhtor Mari'
Green near MillHh0r0
Mr. Wud Mira, John G. NoaSe'
were Sunday dNner gOnata Ot thel
daughter Mira Richard Pike q
l.pWeH,
The aUmmer Revival viii be- ~
next sunday evening IN the Groom
Memorial MethOdiat Church 4
1 l4eWea. ana continue each SWd3
eNeNmg during July and Angus
There win be gueats speakers an
apecial mWplV
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

june i0th They have two other
daughters Anita page. and Carole
Sue
Sire Allie Richards iH nursing
MfH = q Hickman jr, aud young
daughter this week having rotWna
ed home from the Hospital
Mfa Margaret Nelson has return
ed home after nursing Mrs Anna
Anderson Who is very much I'm
proved
Mr aud Mrs Francis Brown of
lhnsdON ne. Pu, spent the weekend
with her aunt aud uncle, Mr. nnd
Sire Asher Anderson
Airs George q Keen ana children
Patsy Mary Catherine and George
a. visited her mother Mrs Mary
Chopper last week ~ Ocean city
Hd
Mrs Ethel Hooker has been spon-
ding several days with her son
thnrles Hooker ia Phila
Mr and Mrs, iiichard cox and
Two children Richard and Beth Of
Prospect Park IA. are occupying
the apartment Of Mr Charlie VII
liams for the summer Mrs, cox
will be remembered as Edith Tun-
pell daughter OF Mrs, Katie Tuh-
lpll Belts
Jackie McGee is improving ut IA,
home of his parents Mr and Mrs
Russell Me0ee Jackie has been
suffering with the rheumatic fever
aud went 20 the beebe Hospital f0l
"a checkup on last Friday
Mr aud Mrs Hayward Hudson q
Phila and sister Miriam Richards
m0tored here and are spending
feW days with their mother Mla
ollie hieknrds
Mf and Mrs Walter Nholt M
. Hnd Mfs Wood Miss Mary AM
Short RN. aud friends Miss MAJ
Lou HigKs of Trenton, N Ju AM
Miss haney Breeze, of philAp apen
/ the weekend ut their summer hom
4 They visited their mother and thei
FfnndmOthers namely Mrs Lul
short aud Mrs Martha ronoWay.
:, the Loyal Workers SUNDAY sch
I COY class viii sponsor aud hold
bake ut tho Pavilion az nethan
! Beach on Saturday morning lul
22nd
The W 81 q. 5 of Bethel Moth,
u dist church will conduct a Bake Ii
4 Bethany Beach la the Pavilion q
= Saturday morning
NJ and Mrs lial itRhthlpo Z
q Mout"iuir \. J have been ,isiun
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
MILLVILLE

Church nows; Sunday, July 2nd
Rev John 2 George, pastor;
Sunday School, 10 n, m, II. J. West
superintendent; Worship Service,
II a. m,
The Children's Day program was
given Sunday evening, juno 18th.
The pageant "rhc Road To JAY"
was presented by the Sunday
School and the Junior Choir. We
were pleased with our collection,
which amounted TO $946,O0, We
thank all who gave
MI John Walters Sunday school
held Mor monthly meeting and
covered dish super ON Wednesday
oVenmg, June 9lst IN tho Cleaners
lMll, There were siXteoN present
All reported an cnioyah'N evening,
The w : G, :, hcld theW mect-
iNg with covered dish supper in
the Cleaners Hail. ON Tuesday eve
Nlng,
Mr. John Way OF MoMistowp.
! Tenn,, was q wook-end guest of his
4 parents, Mr. and Mrs Norman O