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Evening star., 1950-09-29
BY the Assoeiuted Press

BALTIMORE. Sept. 29.-Gar-
rett County, the second to COM
plete its recount of votes in the
Democratic gubernatorial primary,
remained today in Gov. Lanes
column-but by margin of only
six votes.
The official canvass had given
the Governor a majority Of SO
votes over George P. Mahoney.
However. in recounting the bal
lots the Garrett County Board of
Election Supervisors threw out 119
ballots as void-83 for Lane and
36 for Mahoney.
That represented a net gain of
AZ votes for Mahoney, not enough
to swing the county's four con-
vention votes away from Gov.
Lane.
The original canvass gave Lane
858, Mahoney 805; the recount
made 1t Lane, IT'S; Mahoney, 1859.
Other Recounts Under Way.
A previously completed recount
in Carroll County resulted in a net
gain of five votes for Mr.. Mahoney
but left the county's five conven-
ton votes in Gov. Lanes total.
Recounts are being conducted
or will get under way in six other
counties-Anne Arundel, Wicom-
leo. Calvert. Howard. Dorchester
and Queen Annes. Mr.. Mahoney,
who instigated the recounts, needs
to swing at least two of the coun-
ties to his side to block Gov. Lanes
nomination at the Democratic
convention which is due to open
here Monday.
The recounts in Anne Arundel
and Wicomico counties promised
to be drawn-out affairs and
threatened to put the status of the
convention in doubt.
May Take IL More Days.
1t appears that unless conven-
ton delegates are certified from
all the subdivisions. or at least
from enough of them to give one
candidate n unit votes. The con-
vention may have to convene and
then recess until the recounts are
completed. .-s..-.s,.~...a..
In Salisbury it took the Wico-
mico County Board of Election
Supervisors all day to complete
their recheck of three of the SO
polling places. At that rate, it
would take II more days to finish
the recount. In the three polling
places. Mr.. Mahoney gained IA
votes. The official canvass showed
Gov. Lane ahead in the county,
1857 to 3,240-a margin of 317
votes.
In Anne Arundel County, nearly
1000 voters qualification cards
were found in four of the county's
voting machines instead of in
sealed bags as Mahoney forces
contend the law reuires.
There was talk at Mahoney
headquarters of trying to get the
entire Anne Arundel vote thrown
out. According to the official can
vass. Gov. Lane won the county's
seven unit votes by taking the
popular count, 6,777 to 6,361.
Markey Comedies.
D. John Markey, Republican
candidate for the nomination to
the United States Senate, finally
conceded that he had lost to
John Marshall Butler.
He sent a congratulatory tele-
gram yesterday to the Baltimore
attorney and pledged his support
in the general election.
Mr.. Markey said he was having
nothing to do with election chal-
lenges.
II knew the rules when en-
tered the contest and I am will
ing to abide by them" he said.
This was a party contest con-
Quoted under the same system
we have had in use for years. I'll
have no part of any action which
would only bring about dissension
in the party"
Evening star., 1950-09-29
Post Tonnage Reported

NORFOLK. Va. Sept. 20 (R.-
Hampton Roads. when considered
as one port, stood in second place
on the East Coast in export ton
mage during the month of May,
the United States Department. Of
Commerce reported.
Evening star., 1950-09-29
Lane'sMargiin
In GarrettCu
To6 in Recount
Morkey Comedies
Defeat in Senate Race,
CongrotuIotes Butler
BULLETIN
bull.

BALTIMORE (P.-Gov. Lane
turned the tables on George p.
Mahoney and petitioned for a
recount of the Worcester County
primary vote for the Democratic
nomination for Governor. Wor-
cester gave Mr.. Mahoney 1888
popular votes to 2,137 for Gov.
Lane. It has four convention
votes.
Evening star., 1950-09-29
Israel Imports CuttIe

Israel is importing 400 head OF
Friesland cattle from South AZ
RIGA to be used chiefly for breed
ing purposes. 3
Evening star., 1950-09-29

NEW FALLS CHURCH LIBRARY-Arthur Qeft,
the Falls Church Library Board of Trustees Miss
Drckamer librarian clothes of 1900 to mark half
century of the brary operation celebration marking the
brarys transfer this building will held at PM tomorrow
With them William Carroll Shreve and Jean Copley
grandchildren of the family which occupied
this pre-CiviI War house at 934 West Broad street
Star STAFF Photo.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-10-27
F. @. Bowman Leaves for Trip to West Coast

Frederick o. Bowman left by
plane yesterday for San Fran
cisco, CAL, where he will attend
the annual convention of the
American Bottlers of Carbonated
Beverages as a representative of
the North Carolina Bottlers AS
sociation, of which he is execu-
tive secretary. He was to fly to
Denver, where he is to board the
official convention train from
the East this morning. The train
will make stops for sightseeing
trips at Royal Gorge and Salt
Lake City and will arrive in San
Francisco Sunday evening.
After the convention Mr.. Bow
man will return as far as the
Grand Canyon on the conven-
ton train, which will make sight
seeing stops at Yosemite Ma
tional Park, Los Angeles, Holly
wood, and Riverside, Cal. From
the canyon he will go to Lamar,
Colo. for a visit of several days
with three Of his brothers and
two of his sisters who live there.
On his way home he will stop
for several days in Berea, KY,
to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James C. Bowman, both of
whom are more than IS years
old. He will be away from home
about three weeks.
Although Mr.. Bowman has
visited every large city east of
Kansas, this is his first trip to
the far West Other North Caro-
linians at the convention will be
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-10-27

FOR SALE: TWO h-ACRE LOTS,
about one mile from campus just of
the new Merritt Mill Road to be paved
in the Garden Of Eden. Enough TIM
ber on each to build small house.
Go to west end of Cameron Ave. and
turn left where you see two mail
boxes. Il. G. Dorsette, Garden OF
Eden, Chapel Hill, N. C.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-10-27

FOR SALE: OLDS AUTOMOBILE,
Hydromatic drive,s new engine, perfect
mechanical condition. Car Of unusual
value. See at 220 w. Rosemary or
phone 6846.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-10-27

C. H. Ballard of the Charlotte
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Garrison of the Gas
tonia Coca-Cola Bottling Co., and
w. r. Robertson of the DR.. Pep
per Bottling Co. of Washington,
N. C.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-10-27
REAL ESTATE LOANS

r REAL ESTATE LOANS.
IF YOU ARE BUILDING OR IN
terested in refnancing, see -us for
long term FLA loans. Loans made
up to 20-year period.
Service Insurance & Realty Co.
c. E. Hornaday Phone F-419
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-10-27
NORTH CAROLINA, ORANGE

NURTH CAKOLINA, UKANGE
County: Notice is hereby given that
the proprietorship which has hereto
fore been doing business under the
firm name of C. W. Powell's Colonial
House at 115 W. Rosemary ST., Chapel
Hill, N. c., was leased on the first day
of June, 1850, to another party, that
l disposed of all my interest in said
business, and l will not be liable or
responsible for any indebtedness con-
tracted by said business after this
first day of June, 1850. c. w. Powell,
Jr.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-10-27

THANKS, WE HAVE A HOUSE
until January! Would like to sign up
for something after that; now or
later. Close-in, small house preferred.
Write Kamen-Kaye, care of Weekly.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-10-27
5 FOR SALE: PANSIES,

PLANTS FOR SALE: PANSTES,
candytuft, columbine, cowslip, fever
few, foxglove, double hollyhocks,
pinks, sweet William, and thrift. Also
poets narcissus bulbs, spider lilies,
and peonies. Homestead Gardens.
Back Of Fowler's Store at 324 West
Rosemary st. Tel. 9496.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-10-27

WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN THE
hundreds of Chapel Hill families who
wash the automatic way at our laun-
dry. 1t is economical, sanitary, con-
venient. Shop at nearby super mar
kets while your laundry is being fin
ished. Complete drying service. Yes,
the Cheshires would like to serve
YOU at Rosemary Automatic Laun-
dry, 329 West Rosemary Street. Tele-
phone 5121.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-10-27

FOR RENT TO SINGLE MAN OR
woman, room and private bath. Very
close to campus. Call 7S41.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-10-27

HOME ECONOMICS GRADUATE
desires permanent position in or near
Chapel Hill. Phone F-5326.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-10-27

FOR RENT: THREE-ROOM APART
ment. Five minutes walk from cam
pus. Call 7841. Sorry no children.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-10-27

NICELY FURNISHED TWO-ROOM
apartment. All utilities except gas for
cooking. 100 E. Rosemary or Phone
F-3191.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-10-27

HOUSES FOR RENT AND SALE.
Phone F-3911. J. B. Collision.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-10-27

FOR SALE: FARMALL F-30 ON
good rubber. F. L. Sturdivant, RID.
/, Chapel Hill: at White Cross.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-10-27

TWO GRADUATE STUDENTS DE-
sire space to park trailer beginning
winter quarter. Notify GAG BVP
Trailer Ct.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-10-27

RARELY EQUALED, NEVER Ex-
eelled Christmas cards. See Theodore
E. Best and judge for yourself. Phone
5751.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-10-27

MOVING AND HAULING ANY
where any time. University Service
Station. Cargo insured up to $1,000.
Tel. 4041.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-10-27

ANTIQUES: FURNITURE, GLASS,
china, decorative items, lamps. Black
berry Farm Antiques, Hillsboro Road.
Mrs. II. w. Carroll.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-10-27

FOR SALE AT BARGAIN PRICE:
1887 Lincoln sedan. See Herbert
Pendergraft at Village Service Sta
ton.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-10-27

GENERAL HOUSE CLEANING,
waxing, washing windows, washing
walls, cleaning upholstery and clean
ing rugs. Call F-2798.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-10-27

EXPERIENCED LADY DESIRES
work washing and stretching all
types Of curtains. Phone Odessa Guy,
F-2681.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-10-27
FOR SALE: 1910 BUICK 2-DOOR
sedan. $495. Call 1882.

TYPEWRITER, UNDER WOOD
Noiseless, for sale. Good condition.
$35. Telephone 5761.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
Corn Yield Contest
For Improved Crops
teOn,inOea from nrs, pase

NoehtMoed trom nrat paEel
moro economical production of the
corn crop,
ANY resident of Delaware who
arrows ave acres or more OF corn
Will be eligible to enter this con-
1eaL When an applicant has more
thNh Ave acres, he may designate
the hNe,Acro plot he wishes 10 en-
ter Yields viii ho determined rrom
samples taken by Judges before the
or0p Ia harvested,
Zach entrAut will be asked 10
enter one hWshel OF ear corn IN the
annual Delaware crop Improve
moNt Show, County contest win
Aera will each receive a silver
trophy, These trophies will he
ehNlloNge trophies and must he
won three years for permanent
NosseSston, The state winner, in
addition 10 receiving the county
award, will receive an Inscribed
silver trophy which is also a
threesye0r challenge trophy.
Cl0smg date for the contest is
September l, 1850, Entry blanks
and further Information may hc
obtained from county agricultural
agents IN Newark, Dover and
GpOrgotOWn,
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
Local A, A. Group
Meets April DIST

The Milford A. A. Group viii
hold tta annual Opon to the Public
Meeting on Friday ovening, Aprn
Sl at the Grange HAN, az $50 a..
clock The meeting viii be- con.
Quoted by the Eut0lo Rroup from
baltimore, There will ho varloNs
speakers from baltimore. Washing
tom and Alexandria, Va.
The principal speaker for tho
evening will be- nr Charles h
Kata, assistant superintendent Of
the Bacon Health Confer. who win
speak ON Alcohol ~, Brain"
The meeting ia held for the pur-
pose of presenting the benefits of
A. A, To those who are suffering
from an alcoholic problem and to
those who are Interested In some-
ono whom they think needs help
There Ia no admission chArpes
and the public, medical profession
ana CLERGY are cordially invited to
enjoy this lecture So vital 10 hu-
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
FIRE CALLS
City Of Milford

April s, 1900 midnight. Mrs. Row
Webb, 203 Montgomery street. Chin
ney.
April z, 10:45 a. m. Richard vii
son, Cedar Neck, woods.
April Z. 800 D. m. Milford Neck.
woods.
April 9. 400 D. m.-Vic Erickson
Boat Yard, grass.
April 3. 4:00 D. m.-CeciI Davis
car, LakeView avenue.
April 8, 9:l5 D. m.-Whitebao5
house, near Lincoln.
April 10. 12:45 a. m, Whitehead
house, near Lincoln.
April 10. 12;45 p. M. Clarence
Calhoun, woods.
April 10, 2.30 D. m. coIored Gem
eteFy' Williamsville, woods.
april II. 500 a. M. Evelyn Or
KIN, Milford. chimney.
April II. AIS D. m. Herman
smith. near Milford, barn and ear-
age, $4,000 loss.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
New Nash Rambler
On Display Today
lsaallnasa tram nr., n...,

vice president In charge Of salea
said
According 20 noaa, "The new ear
oheth up "a 80 milea Der GALLON
tmufe with 0verdrNel, ease 0l
parking, and uimhleneaa In trattlo
"l'hout aacfllelns top performance
oh open highways. Al we aeA h.
the Mash Rambler Ia a new e0neept
Of automotlve quality IN a eamnart
package" he said
Introduction of the Naah Ramh.
lef marks the start Ot NAah Motors'
abth year of automobile manufap.
tufe' We take pride IN revivlns
one nf the moHt tAMaWa nAmas n
automobile history" naaa aald
The hfHl Rambler built In Onr
present plant IA kenoaha Wlacans
Hln. Wap introduced Ia 1902 "
New Htandarda of safety nre
claimed for the Naah Rambler CON
Yerllble A a lnrnmnat feamr,
the new ear eomhnea much az the
safety of an an steel sedan. with
the feoreatlOnHl advAntapea af nm
open ear New overhead safety nro.
tecllon Va accomplished with two
heavy steel side rAlla framnp ma
top oI side WindnWa, An mtapml
part uf the body these oVerhend
ehfumo.trlmmpd ralla alao form a
strong structural bridge. beam for
extra body rlgidity rhey alao eur.
~ lhe hullt.ln lraoka for the cleo.
ltlehlly operated top Nnd aerve an
attractive tramoa for the aide win
doWH. W"
both front md rear wheela ARA
lully enclosed by. atreamlmed fen.
The general public Ia cordially IN.
tiled 10 attend lhla ahnwmg nt
Nihal y hennetts to-day Demon
.ifa'lonH viii be- Hiven free All day
Saturday, April IA.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
State Income Tax
Returns Due April 10
l0enllnush lnm a., n..s,


All minors with a sross ln,nms
of tioiOOO or more.
Every trustee. ndueary ar puar.
| ulhh of other nerHana who mas
'hafse of q iaNahleH ealale or IN.
/ come '"
Al oilleerH and nmplOypea of tho
state Of Delaware Or az any az tts
political hubdlyiai0nA,
Every non Resident of tho Ntnte
~ Delaware who received mpome
uufihk luiN Ha eNmpenAntion FAN
pulH"'ial HefNioeH performed IA nal.
aware or who regularly conducted n
profession or buaineaa IA Delaware.
The law does NOT permit tho m.
lht ~ JOINT relurnA hy huahnnd
ana wife hut II Il Hp0uHa had no IN.
como such spouse may. tnntend az
MING q formal return, ao eertifv ~
space provided 0n reyerae aide Of
return
lh ming q return the Nll amount
~ ilie income received during man
must bn reported From tho total
OF the gross income ranopted n nnr'
spiihl ..'h..l, exemption Of 100000 IN dc.
dhctible u the taxable wnH n oltlsen
"f resident Of Delaware during the
calendar year or Waa a non sraai.
uehl employed or engaged In hnai.
ness 10 Delaware during Tho ontiro
year II be- or ahn was married. nnd
Hlh or her spouse WAS denendent
upon hhd received chlef annnort
from the taxable credit of Sb9O M
4. allowable. and a further credit
ol tesoO 90 lH allowable for each do.
p'hueht VINO wAH under twenty
years or who WAS incapable of aelf.
support because Of being mnntnllv
uf physically defective. Afler nr,
tiviiik ht The amount Of lnoome ami.
l''l 20 TAX q computation thereof n
mace ht the following rnten, ~ ~
uh Income up tO $4,000. w y. an
income lll'. lh eAeoaH of 100000 up IA
RlO.oooOOi 3h% on income m ev.
cess of klO,O00O0 up to $40 600 an
~ q oh Income IN eNcuaa of Spn
uuo 90 up tO t30000.O0. RHes an m
come 10 excess at 10000 .OO nm IN
8oV'0OO 100, 6A% ON Income m ev
eesH ~ 500, 900 90 :" -
From the total tax determined IA
he due the amount of tax witbb,i1
by the employer should bo ann
lfheted. II the unpaid tax amounta
~ n"l more than $1,000 il muat be
phlu ~ iull when flng tho remrn
- y hhouhta 90 more than 8iOO OO h |
may be- paid Ia four equal nunr' !
''tly lhatallmonta. the Arai az
@iilch must be paid when Ming tho
return WV
A. The tax h on groaa meome
i"ah personal exemption az A.. |
1aO OOO and dependency oFedlta ar
sosVoo each n0 deductions ara AZ |
lo"able for federal Income tax maid |
lhAea on residence, mortgage mtep' |
.al nh personal residence or oontIs |
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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
Applications For
HeGrR Scholarship
AICOrd Are IRUiied
teOAtlnued iWm nms pasu,

nlNnk fomn Of. application will
be eeht TO Interested pereonp upOn
reuueat,
The truateeR viii under no cir.
cNmRtahcep, accept any application
after aforesaid date OF May b.
~ accordance with Mr. llparn'R
ihtentR, NO restriction upOn placeR
or iielde OF RtOdy "a made, Il Ia the
ttORteeH dpBire that the nndp az
its dlRpOHal phall be granted to tho
ahleRt white hoys and girlR of thiR
vicinity To ARpiRt them IN securing
an education, without regard 10
any other considerations,
The ApRiatAnCe nr the fund will
be granted by the trustee unnn
nominations made by committee
OF aelectlOna appointed by and re-.
HponHlblo 90 the trustee. Grnnts
VIII be made for one year. subject
To revocation II the evidences Of
the recipients mdUauy and ahn.
ity are not satisfactory; and thov
may be renewed for additional
years upon evidence Of continued
proRrnaa ln, and ndrlty 10 tho
work upon which the recipient n
engaged
Resolved, THAT tho Milford TruYt
Company Ne trustee OF the Ilenm
Educational Fund shNn consider.
nll other thtnRa heinz equal, that
hoyR and girla living within the
honndartoa OF the Milford Special
school District ahaN be- preferred
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
CEDAR NECK

Sunday School. II a. m. E. f.
Watson, Superintendent.
The Cedar Grove Farm Planning
Group will meet Thursday evening
April goth. at s o'clock. al the
home of Mr. and Mrs Harvey
Carey MIR Ralph Pems. Executive
Secretary of Farm Bureau of
Delaware Will be the speaker. The
topic, Matters of Importance 10
Farm Bureau Members"
Miss Alice Brown. Mrs. Pavnter
Collins, Pearl Cooper, Doris viii
kins Orpha and Margaret spent Sat
urday IN Wilmington shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hager spent
the Easter holidays with Mr. and
Mrs, James +. Mills and family.
Miss Marie Shockley spent her
Easter vacation with Mrs. Raw
mond Davis and family.
Mr.. and Mrs LnfOrd Jerread
ANA son We're recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Jennings Mills and son.
Billy
Mr., and Mrs Jay Watson and
children We're callers on SUNDAY
evening of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Swain and family and Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Warren of Lincoln.
Miss Lorraine Mills and Miss
Frances Collins attended the sun
rise Service az Dover ON Easter
morning
Mr and Mrs, Robbins Webb and
children, Miss Kathryn Webb and
Charles Anderson of Philadehhia
Mere dinner guests ON Easter
Sunday OF MIR and Mrs. Lucius &.
Webb and family and Mr.. Price
Webb, Mr. and Mrs William Webh
and children of Milford were call
erS in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs G s. Bowen spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Earl
Watson and children
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Warren. Miss
Alice Warren and Mr.. and Mrs +
Willis VanVorst made a motor
trip 10 Washington. n. G.. on sun
day
Mr. and Mrs. Zed Clarke and /
of Greenwood We're guests
u MIR aud AIRS. Thomas Clark and /.
SON ON Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. James ID. Mills n
were callers on Sunday evening Of VI
Nh and Mrs Ernest Fitzgerald of
Milford.
Mrs. Urmia Carey. Mrs Julia II
Davis and Mrs Blanche Conoway I.
were entertained by Mrand Mrs. H
Edward Lord on Monday night n
Refreshments OF home made ice
're0m and cake were served.
Mr. and Mrs Brantley Donovan
md children were Sunday callers
lf Mr. and Mrs. Harry Donovan
md family of Rridgeville.
Mr. and Mrs Granville Shockley
Nre overnight guests of Mr.. and I
Mrs. } T. Barnes OF Sprmgfield \
Pa. ON Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
CHURCHES IN MILFORD
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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
Calvary Methodist
Church
The Community Church"
bnfia Mm. naker, d. D.. Minister
chnFeh Ph0ne a7G8
nndhts April 90

AHa ~ NAAA ~
lo No hufch school Now that
Easter a. 0fef let a. not stay away
ftan ohf Sabbath school Let ua
continue a. attend nlth uuf entire
iahilt Lasi sunday We had our
fehafQ attendance $50
% Ga Morning Wofship gpeeial
mualf ~ ihe choir under the diree.
aah f hefbeu Nichols circle No
hll haAe charge uf lhs church
hafeef8 i0nteears fof the day viii
~ Mh Elizabeth Ilail and Mrs
feafi Webb Tht pastor Nill eop
fihht fhe Ihems our Faith ln IAN
afnftali'5 ~ preaching ou the sub
lFlrf Life After Death
ga Ths oneIal family of ieso
ahd 1853 ulll meet ln thn church
"a naks hhhi plane tor Nletorv
hahaaB All member are requested
a. ~ present
tn Evening Murship Tbs
.neai preacher ulii be- the Revrr.
eta Richard ~ Green. RNerutlye
aeffFihfB ~ Christian Edueatlon AT
thf Peninsula Conference M
Afefu AZ knohn throughout our
conference fof ht work n am the
afeaf ui tht aufh Of lht church
ftlf pfouf of youf belief IA .prhe
hiseh Christ" uIll hf shown nnt by
aiittGihF church only ga Nhstef
hHf every Sunday
Monday U0 The Youth of our
fhnfrh nlii attend the sub district
faiit iaf youfh u Lincoln
Tuesday UU The Clrpies win
nnei AZ the following humra 0D.I
0ff naffafef ilahbatd tsI. Mrs
1oan l-rfrfaEt. go. Mfa Ipnh
HILBERT l4t Mfa George aitahlo
f5I Mff ktifabenh Murht tGl
Nfe Ann Wilson 40. Sire oaiheiI
iaenhsii 60 Mfs Elllabsah nan /
Wednesday & 90 Week nay
afaoai ~ Christian Education 4 80 |
faHfl holf fehsafaal z so
Aaai fhUlf ffheafhHl
Thursday & $40 a. 40 00 Family /.
alfhi Bring covered dish Tor
eft-ff $50 members ~ your family /
attending Brine your names. rame
lahlHf silver ifIim. Unto ThvI
aeif o. True Thin viii he the
.ari ~ ihraf nights until the ram I
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kNCAMrMENC NEWS

NirkWood ENcNNlpmrNt No, q viii
hold their installation ceremONiaR
ON "wednesday pNeNtNg, MNl ~
Vrahd Patriarch LarrMOrp An.
dreWa aud etan 0t WlmmgloN win
ihHlNll the new 0ineerp, Nlg chicken
dinner viii be- RerVed before the
EhcNMnmeht OneNa. The dinner win
De At ti3O D. mo aO pNtriarchp come
early to get Ia on the eata and then
Ree the installation ceremonies,
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First Baptist Church
''rhs rfisndiy Church"
hnnAng. Ahrll "a

l0 oo & m Bible school Every.
ahf cordially invited We have "a
elaaf waiting f0f you
ii HU m Morning Warshlp
aeffiet fhis sunday e. A Iail ~
Milford nili he ouf speaker
sp q m Young Peoples meet
iht EtefB young nefs0n Ia Milford
f invited t0 worship with us be-
ihHen so and 8O 3 IA
50 GA Efenihr Worship Ser.
flas a iiali viii D. me speaker
~ fhis service
y taheaaay $3.50 o. m Mid.
nnsh pfHYef ahd praise service
aH m huIf practice
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
Bykota Class

Dh Mnhdaf April 10. che Hykoln
laaf M Calvary Methodist Church
&c. e. ihf hoint ~ Mfs Flora I'm.
Aaif Tie hnHieeaes for the even.
e hefe 0fa fiora Llndaie aud
Aff ueiafla Ffeneh
fellph ihs aetoiionH. az inter
eailHf Bible iHik on job waa riv.
- ~ Mfa floiei Marvel Mra Jesse
hhih Eate q ialk on the beginning
81 Aeitnalain a business meeting
aah fheu held
tlffieaimehia were served