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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-08-14

day via Alaska Coastal to Pelican City, Alaska, where they will visit with MT. Guerin's sister.
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THREE BIRTHDAYS

THREE BIRTHDAYS
 Three Douglas youngsters enjoyed birthdays last week.
 On Wednesday young John Isaaks, son of MT. and Mrs. G. R. Isaak was two years of age with his young friends in and their mothers.
 On Friday, Peter Hardy, son of MT. and Mrs. Malcome Hardy was four yaers of age, and had group of his friends in for noon luncheon.
 Patty Dietz was six years of age on Saturday. Twelve of her friends were in for the afternoon, with games, treats, etc. She is daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Edward Dietz.
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COUNCIL TONIGHT

COUNCIL TONIGHT
 There will be a regular meeting of the Douglas City Council this evening in City Hall according to City Clerk A. J. Balog. Bills are to be paid and routine business is scheduled.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-08-14
CHEST OE CASuENS

GUEST OF CASHENS Miss Sandra Shirk of Seattle is a house guest of MT. and Mrs. Frank Cashen. Miss Shirk is Mrs. Cashen's younger sister.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-08-14
WARREN GRANT HOME

MT. Warren Grant returned home last Friday from California where he has been attending college at San Jose, and during the summer vaca- tion has been working.
 He will spend the remainder of the summer visiting with his par ents, MT. and Mrs. Leigh S. Grant and sisters, Barbara and Louise.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-08-14

TO PELICAN FOR VISIT
 Marcia, Brucilla and Siberian Guerin were passengers last Satur-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-10
WALLS:
Do You Want To Fish?

And apparently there are
plenty of visitors to the city, who
would like to. but since they are
here alone, feel the cost of the
fishing trip would be too high for
one person. 'tse
In my column the other night,
| volunteered to do everything
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-10
JR. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
FISHING TOURNAMENT
Tipping the, Scales
Leading CatcIes 10 Daie

possible 20 secure bookings for
parties of four, who were willing
10 share expenses of the trip. The
response was good, but not quite
enough called to place their
names on the list. There were
quite a few calls telling me what
wonderful idea it was, how
much Il would mean to visitors,
the cooperation would receive;
etc etc. - =
Not My Idea @fFfA .zW
Scheduling the trips was not
my idea | am ashamed of the
fact that did not think of it
hrst, but since it was good, it
was worth putting into effect
and AZ once.
The charter boatmen are favor
sble. and SONG of them believe as
! 90. that a booth should be
maintained where these folks
can register for the fishing trips.
III tiil u as an emergency meas
wfe but some other arrange
Hents shsuld be made.
Meantime hotels, and motels in
the area can cooperate by pass
n the names of persons want
ine % go fishing on to me. I'll do
ne best can for all ofyou. >
Never Satisfied
FOR weeks we prayed for; good,
calm weather. For weeks, on end
Ne wondered when the winds
would stop. and finally they did,
zoe ask what is the matter lnowo
Wen, MS too calm--and too clear,
ow We are looking for Just "a
~es blt Of rough weather, not too
rough, mind you, just enough to
make good fishing.
HevY Man Catches Sailfish
have been reliably informed
that . Navy man stationed with
fawtulant. at Boca Chica brought
~ q sallfish that measured an
even seven feet long. The weight.
Well there was some disagree
meat over that, but everyone
agreed on the length. Who caught
=, or where. is something I'm not
IN . position 10 state. but it does
start me- thinking about the Jay
zee Island City Fishing Tourna
naent.
On January 3rd of this year,
there was forwarded .tp aahs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-10
Rarlboo Room Wins Game
Last NIGHT From Navy;
SubRon Beats Veterans
Bamboo Wins BY
Score OF 5 To 3;
SubRon Four Wins
From Vets. IA To z

Bamboo Room softball nine
won over 'he OPP 'vSts lae+ rioht
in the opening game by a five to
three score. In the nightcap, the
SubRon Four won over the Vets
by a Ia to z score.
OnDevSta boys scored in the
first frame on a hit and an error,
then Bamboo tied the count on
hits by Valdez and Aritas. In the
third they scored four runs,
enough II win, on three hits and
tWc walks. The Red Devils scor-
ed two in the sixth on two hits
and two walks and Double by
Secory.
AT bat the leaders were w.
Campbell with two hits for Bam-
boo. Villareal hit two.
In the field, Williamson, c.
Cambell, and Secory were the
best for the losers and Villareal,
Valdez, Castro were the best for
the winners.
Score r. II. E.
OpDevSta 49, 100 002 0-3 S 1
BAN. Room 0l0 400 Ks z 3
Bait; Scheretz, Howard, Allen.
Secory, p Valdez and Castro.
The VIEW. scored four runs in
the first frame and looked like a
sure winner, but the SubRon
boys scored five in the fifth to
take the lead. They scored seven
in the sixth to win the game.
Knowles pitched the whole
game for the Vets and hit two
homers, one to right center and
one to left. Gingrich hit three
safely. Al hit homer, Jack
Lewis hit three safely for the
Vets. In the field. Downing Wag-
ner, Gingirich and Turner We're
the best for SubRon and j. Rodri-
3uez and Blanco and John Lewis
were the best for, the Vets,
Score R.H. Il.
SubRon 100 057 l-l4 10
V. F. w, 400 III x-7 II
Bait: Turner and Ewing
Knowles and Fallon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-10
vX-1 QUINTET RETURNS FROM
ATLANTIC AIR FORCE TOURNEY
WITH SECOND PLACE TROPHY
Locals Lose To
Coral Sea, 64-54,
liz Final Battle
AtNOrfOIk, IA.

By IT. W. E. JOHNSTON. UsN
The enlisted mems basketball
team of Development Squadron
ONE VX-I. Boca Chica Field,
lost the final battle for the At
lantic Fleet Air Force toura-
ment title last night at Norfolk,
Virginia, when the cagers of the
USS Coral Sea EMERGED tina
winners of an exciting, hard
fought 64-54 thriller.
The local team, soon to return
to Key West with the second
place traphy, lost their chance
for further participation in the
competition to determine tho
Atlantic Fleet championship.
During the tournament play at
Norfolk the DevRon ONE boys
met the Coral Sea team three
times, winning the first game
so to 48, losing the second so to-
SO, and then losing the final con-
test last night. No team was
eliminated from the tournament
until it had lost two games.
VII gained the right to enter
the AirLant tournament by win
ming the Southern Area crown
last month at Jacksonville, de-
feating the USS Cabot 72 to 43
in the finals.
Although definite information
concerning their time of arrival
is not known, large aggregation
of enthusiastic squadron mates,
proud of the teams accomplish
ments against the stiffest COM
petition of the Atlantic Air
Force plans to give a rousingH
welcome 10 the returning war;
riors the moment they deplane
at Boca Chica Field late today
or sometime tomorrow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-10
LOCALS PLAY MIAMI
TECH QUINTET TONIGHT

ksy~West High win take on
hiau,'Teslhnieal High School to-
nlshs - aapaIr Of games. In the
first esmosshe indicated Junior
varsi4 WI meet the Tech Jun
iH sqbad IN a real test. The
sunieE Varsity win be weakened
~ fit loss. nf A. Henriquez and
X bssp, eho have advanced to
the - squad
The second game will find the
Cnncfi up against tough compe-
iillnneAs TIE Tech High boys
have Hen having one of their
hesi SEASONS Although defeated
~ Hofaestead. four Of the regu-
Ter st5lters were out Of the line
~ 30 tu~illness and injuries.
these hpys-have now recovered
and sll - IN tonights lineup.
Tech has been led this year by
Cefaf Smith. star guard and
Dynl 9six foot. forward. They
have wcsieed considerable help
ilum HuFrbenson So center.
IL 80 lWal boys can defeat
Tefh tnnlaht. their chances will
- bmEhfeF % defeat Homestead
nsNi ffidas and Saturday nights.
a deifat would make the chances
spIaar poor. The boys have been
esHkihg hard for the past two
werka 10 Improve their offensive
play apd Hnprove their defen-
slve 4cfie&
Fifrf same Is set for 7:l5, with
ere vastly game scheduled for
Yesterday the students held a
ehnrt sbep meeting in preparation
f0T qlasering their team on to
viciafS AGAINST the Class "A"
buys ssn.ght
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Fishing Information -.
@H> walls n ISL
- SCALES -
.Rl WirepIaoto
BY JACK DELANEY. Fishing Editor

Recreation Officer at the Naval
Air Station. Boca Chica, a supply
of forms for use of personnel de
string to enter fish in the tourna-
ment.
This action was taken by the
Jaycees, because they felt il
lwould afford some entertainment
TO the men stationed at the Air
gStationf many who are ardent
fishermen. s.. s
To date, there has not been one
, entry received from the Air Sta
tioh orr fof that matter the Naval
J Stations On.p fish caught by par
ties fishing e. from either station.
Fish Are Being Caught
The boys are catching the fish
the sailfish is just one proof OF
it. But apparently the word has
not been spread around; nor
,, have the forms, to give them an
opportunity to participate in the
/ tournament
j For the sake of those who may
not know about the tournament
there is no entry fee. The main
| stipulation is that the fish be
caught on rod and reel accord
ing to the rules laid down by the
committee. That's all there is to
it. You catch it, enter it at your
base, or any official weighing
station in the city, and if you
win a trophy we'll mail it to you
So lets get the entries in, the
tournament ends next month,
The Pelican Sees
Ben Adams and his family
watching the boats. Jeff Brod-
head, wifi fffs new bulb Ease ana
new green Ph / faptalq : eleYes
! land Miles, nqlldeg khss ips rocks,
Mrs TEevor waiting for Reggie
Albert q Atwell and his pipe
Rusty hailing everyone he
sees. Ray Gonzaga feeding the
Tournament Committee, good
too. John West docking his boat
jake Kew, and part of his fam
ily-a small part l might add
Mrs. Canova waiting for Teddy
Wives are always waiting.
SCALES:
| From aboard Captain Nc
Clouds bottom fishing boat
| locked at the Garrison blight
comes a report of two mutton
fish, weighing IA pounds, caught
by Chef Westcott, of Schenectady.
New York.
| For the sake of the visitors
from the northern part of the
eoaintry, especially Lake of the
| Moods, and sd Harrison. West
| colts catch was made in Key
West where the temperature is rs
degfees. Winnipeg could use .
Plitth of that gisht now couldn't
/ : lasted below are the entries
! With the exception of those
submitted Friday, when had not
i, been received at the time this
was written.
| AMBERJACK j. Townsend.
Brooklyn, N. Y. weight 81
pounds. length 8 feet, 10 inches
| girth IS inches. Barrett Smith, Of
Joliet, H., the twelve year old
lad who holds the record for the
new leader in the barracuda class,
submits a 81 pound amberjack.
measuring 4 feet. 5 inches, with
a girth of 81 inches. Hjalmar
REIN, also of Joliet, ILL.,. submit
ted an entry for one weighing IS
pounds, measuring 3 feet, Z
| inches. Albert Portney of Green
witch, Conn. reports a catch
2 Y,eiahina 81 pounds, measuring 4
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BASEBALL
isi&a clig Baseball League

BASEBALL
isi&a ciiY Baseball League
HHFennl Stadium,
hfiern0nl
30 fiame. 2 Innings
Ni'NtMV
i Ne West Cuhans VS..
So Dairy
8an Csrhn Saints VS..
81 Wls nombefa.
g0lF
anifipai Cell Course
fNinfk islandl
h agi Sunday play.
TENNIS
hsFslsw Pork
Afirfnnon and Night
10 saa aanaay play.
SKATING
HsFslsw Park
fAahff
80 pa
Nllt tt1Fn0ARD
#eFNiaw Rark
HfIaaaasn ana N5ahf
s 8ulsf play
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No Boxing Tonight
AT Sports Arena

There win be no boxing to-
night at the Key West Sports
Arena, Simonton street. The pro-
moters had attended the Golden
Gloves tournament in Miami this
week, and did not have time to
arrange card.
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IIIIillII'l
LAND CITY LEAGUE
Calendar

BsYvisw Park
Night
fHumnAN
90. llrv SEA vs. Atomic
hsanhfFs.
ser NAi Flyers vs. SuhRon
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-10

IODAY'S THE DAY!
The day to see the gorgeous Hudsons for
1860 that bring you fresh motoring ex-
perience- 1.-THE New Step-Down Ride"
at sensational loIOer prices on every
Super and Custom Commodore model.
This is the ride that cradles you in the
lowest-built car of them all!
You instantly see that these New Hud-
sons have the lowest center of gravity in
any American automobile-and as a
result, YOU know instinctiyely, as you
view them, that they hug the road more
tenaciousIy and are therefore Americas
best-riding, safest cars!
You quickly see, too, that these low
built Hudsons for 1850 have full road
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clearance and more head room than IN
any mass produced car built today
thanks to ',step-down" design with its
recessed foorl
And amazing head room is only one kind
of spaciousness you'll find in these great
cars! Through ''step-down" design and
ingenious use of space that is wasted in
other makes, these new, streamlined
Hudsons of normal exterior width bring
YOU seat cushions that are up to II inches
wider than those in cars of greater out
side dimensions.
In fact, when you try 1.-THE New Step
Down Ride, you'll find the New Hud-
son has more inside room than any other
car, at any price!
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-10
kiwanis Club To
Hold Fish Fry On
Friday,Feb. "A

Kiwanis Club will open its
1850 under-privileged child fund
raising program by holding a
fish fry on Friday. Feb. "a be-
tween 2 and 9 p. m.
The fishery will be held at the
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vYy~yw- wy ww~yyy
FOLLOWING
THROUGH
By PEDRO AouILAR

- . a = . a = AAA4% So
Leading hitters in the Island
City Baseball League for 1850
have just been figured BY the
writer, official scorekeeper.
The leader among the regular
is AL Cabot. followed by p. Rob
erts, M. Sanchez, Jack Villareal
and G. Barber.
The averages:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-10

Prof. Charles P, Smyth, of
Princeton University, famou ;
chemist, atom bomb researcher
born in Clinton, N. Y, SIS years
ago.
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feet, 5 inches, with a girth of 80
inches. M. Henock, of Kenosha,
Wis, submits an entry for one
weighing So pounds, measuring
4 feet, 6 inches, with girth of
2812 inches.
sOnly entry in the grouper class
was submitted by DR.. ]. Russell
Cook, of Cumberland, Md, who
was fishing with Blink" Wilson,
also of Cumberland, His catch
weighed IS pounds, measured 3
feet, 2 inches, with girth of 20
inches.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-03-01
Ewes Contracted
(Continued From Page SD

WOIlJIIIU6U Z FOlH rage ooI
Ply cents; Bynum area, 1000 mixed
blackfaced lambs, % cents.
Shelby area, 400 blackfaced year
ling ewes, out of the wool, July de-
livery, $26; White Sulphur Springs
area, 1900 whitefaced wether lambs,
fail delivery, at 20 cents; Great Falls
area, 100 blackfaced yearling ewes,
out of the wool, July delivery, $25,
and 5,400 blackfaced yearling ewes
at Is cents; Sheridan, Wyo., area,
1900 crossbred whitefaced yearhng
ewes in the wool, March l delivery,
STATS.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-03-01

k1enxY mas plan 10 1@eo xnS wo2&os
A farmers barn burned down and
the insurance agent explained that
the policy provided for new barn
rather than cash. The farmer ex-
pIoded: eff that's the way your
goldarned company does business,
jist cancel the insurance on nay
wife!"
The ailing ci&y dweller was look
ing for a place TO 1--WE in the south
west. He asked a native of small
Arizona town. Whats the death
xafe around here?"
Same as anywhere else" was fhe
reply. "One 10 a person"
did you notice that big pile OF
woed in the yard?" said. the woman
10 the tramp who had knocked at
the back door.
yeah, seen it.
'sYou should say you saw it"
Lady, you saw me see it, but you
amt seen me saw IT."
His monthly income runs into four
fiGures-a wife and three daughters.
A little boy with penny was
driving the storekeeper crazy want
ing to look at everything without
making up his mind.
Say, what do you want TO buy
for a penny" the man finally asked,
'the whole world with fence
around it,"
The boy seemed interested. Lets
see it," he said.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-03-01
In Lighter Vein

did you ever win an argument
with your wife?'
@Once. But it was years ago."
What was the argument about?''
IT don't remember offhand. But /
do recall very clearly that we were
putting down a new carpet at the
time, and she had her mouth full of
tacks."
Mathematics Teacher: eff you starf
al given point ON a given figure
and GO all the way around il. what
will you gef?"
Eager Male Student: IT know! You
get slapped"
Two women were getting ready to
board an air liner. One of them
turned to the pilot and said, Now
please don't travel faster than sound.
We want to talk"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-03-01
AT THE

CentroI Montono Hereford
Associations 10Th Semi
oanuol Spring Bull Sole.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-03-01

oil Registered Herefords to.
be shown and judged IN a
classes.
Evening star., 1950-07-01
At the last Sunday Z2 Wheaton Park Homes
WASHINGTON HAS SELDOM
SEEN MODERN 3-BEDR00M
HOMES AS NICE AS THESE
AT SUCH PRICES!

You should have seen the excitement at Wheaton
Park last weekend. People had never dreamed of
finding semidetached homes so lovely and spacious
for $5S month They couldn't get over it! They
were plainly elated and told us so.
If you're shopping for home ride out to Wheaton
Park tomorrow. 1t is on Viers Mill Road, directly
above Silver Spring. Here, amid beautiful sur
roundings, you will find everything you've been
wanting and hoping for for $5S month.
The Colonial Investment Company has many great
achievements to its credit (see column on left)
but this surpasses everything. Wheaton Park
Homes establish a standard of beauty and
value in modern housing When you see these semi.
detached homes in Wheaton Park you will quickly
forget most of the other homes you've seen lately
at anywhere these prices.
First of all there's room to breathe The living
room is living room not cubby hole. 1t has
width and depth. 1t is room you can move around
in. 1t is framed around beautiful awnine-tvpe
picture windows that last word in modern
construction. And imagine getting home at this
price with full dining room instead of dnette.
The bedrooms are bright and spacious The
master bedroom, for instance is 11.3 ft. 1874 #.
that's big beautiful room. The second bedroom
is 1912 feet Ia ft. The third bedroom is g. f.
1874 No skimping at Wheaton Park These are
homes you'll be proud of . homes you never.
never expected to find today for $50 month
And that is not rent mind you You're paving for
your own home
Evening star., 1950-07-01

Master Bedroom ll.3xi3.4 Fl.
ALL 3 BEDROOMS WITH
SLIDING DOOR CLOSETS

While will be deeply impressed by the high quality
construction of these beautiful semidetached homes
will admire the design and beauty of these homes
inside and out.
Every woman wants good size and we're giving
them to her Practically prefers the beauty
of large, modern picture windows and we're giving
her the latest and best awning type windows of
aluminium with aluminium screens
Women want nice interior appointments . {. s.. so we've
used handsome knotty pine paneling in the living
and smart decorator-type fixtures throughout
When you these homes you'll realize that the Colonial
Investment Company has achieved the impossible today
in these soundly constructed beautiful semdetached
homes with three bedrooms at $9250 and with two
bedrooms and basement at So, ,750.
Evening star., 1950-07-01

DIRECTIONS TO WHEATON PARK: Go straight out
Georgia Avenue extended to Wheaton, turn LETT on
Viers Mill Road to Wheaton Park and Model Homes
Follow direction signs. Open daily until dark.
Evening star., 1950-07-01
NOTICE.!
Building Material Prices
Are looming Again!

We hate to see it, but the truth
is that prices on most building
materials are approaching and
passing previous highs. If we
were Just starting these homes
today, they would cost US so
much more to build that it would
be utterly impossible for us to sell
them to you at these prices.
What will happen later we don't
know, but until We use UP the
materials we have already con-
tracted for fenough for about
$50 homes, you will be able to
buy a home that is worth more
than the selling price before you
even take title to 1t. That, in any
language, Is bargain with a
capital B.
Evening star., 1950-07-01

PROOF Homes sold by Colonial
in Alexandria, Va, for $4,000 to
$6,250 are reselling today for
approximately $500.
PROOF Homes sold by Colonial
in Sc. Washington for $3.50 to
$3.50 are reselling today for
approximately $10.500.
PRUOF Homes sold by Colonial
in Ft. Barnard Heights, Alexan-
dria, for $3.50 to $3.50 are re-
selling today for approximately
S10,50O to $1,000.
PROOF Homes sold by Colonial
at Avondale Terrace and sold
for $14,950 to S15,950 are reselling
today for approximately $4,000.
PROOF Homes sold by Colonial
in Carroll Knolls for $11,2 200 to
$14,950 are reselling today for
approximately $1,000 to $4,000
above original sales prices.
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-03

Balder was the ancient Scandi-
navian light god.
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-03
MILLSBORo

Billy Lynn Timmons celebrated
her 10th birthday anniversary last
Saturday by entertaining several of
her friends at a delightful party.
Her guests were Harriet Nichols,
Phyllis Norris, Lorraine Carmine,
Connie Ryan, Donna Steele, Mary
Lou Peterson, Marie Brewington,
Norma Lee Carey, Eugene West,
Elmer West, Gene Pusey, Vincent
Coffin and William Daisey.
Patricia Schumacher was hostess
to several Of her friends, when she
gave a party in honor of her 5th
birthday anniversary. Melinda, Bill
ly and Dickie Carter, Bruce Car
mine of Millsboro, Glenn Elliott
and Larry Landis, of .Frankford,
Deborah Dashiel, of Salisbury, and
Barry Hickman, of SelbyVille, en-
joyed the good time.
Miss Nina Ayress, a student at
the University of Maryland, is at
home for 10 days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ayres.
Students from the University Of
Delaware who are home after mid
year examinations are, Marilyn
Cahall. Don Godfrey, Dale Harrison
Paul Gardner, George v. Wood Jr.,
and Barry Yutzi.
Cecilia King has been home for a
week from Juanita College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Tailor are
the parents of a baby son born last
Saturday. The baby was named,
Wayne Emil.
Bobby Gofrey visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ElwOod Godfrey over
Sunday. Bobby is a freshman at
Wesley Junior College and a part
Of his schedule is working with
three other students in speaking
in various towns at M. Y. F. meet
ings.
Mrs. J. A. Burton spent last
Thursday in Milford with Mrs. Fred
H. Burton.
Mr.. Penrose Wilgus is quite i'll
at his home on State Street.
Mrs. H. B. Mitchell, Mrs. w. B.
Atkins, Mrs. John H. DObsOn and
Miss Barbara Mitchell attended a
Guide play, "The Merry Widow" at
the Wilmington Playhouse, last
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. John A. Cordrey underwent
q tonsilectomy in Beebe Hospital
last Friday.
Mrs. Julia NJ, DObsOn is spending
Milford chronicle., 1950-02-03
FISHERS DISTRICT

Don't forget the covered dish
supper tonight, Friday, February
3, held in the Greenwood Commun-
ity Building by the w. S. C. S. of
Todd's Chapel. Come out and
bring your friends and attend the
auction to be held after the sup
per and don't forget the price is
only SOC for adults with a covered
dish and 25c for children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ellwell of
Milford and Rev. and Mrs. Alden
Hopkins Of Lewes were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gootee
Brown on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Selders and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Taylor spent
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey Selders of Baltimore.
We are very sorry to hear Mrs.
Seth Baker is confined to her home
due to illness. We wish her a very
speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Anderson and
family of Wilmington and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alton Palmer and family Of
Frederick were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Stubbs on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dearman
and Mrs. J. w. Rust were visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Rust Of
Pennington on Monday evening.