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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
Sacred Concert At
Calvary Methodist

AS "a ol0N0N ca the week ol spee-
tal services each 0lSht This week.
eNvept SATURDAY, Che hottel tamiD
Wl0 present "a sacred concert sun
lay eNeomg March lA at l,3o m
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fhe hoUels fim, Graee an0
theO l5 Near Old son David come
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ANA ,a0Se Who have he8ld ,hem
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This See3t service 0l muslc an1 i'm
sn0atl0N on SUNDAY Stenms
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

AIRS F bnrgette Short and
MIss sally Ann Short are haV-
ing "bon voyage" said to them
these days for 0n Thursday
they Will sail from New YORK
City on a South American
cruise Their ship Is the ~AF-
sentina. Some 81 their ports
will include Rio a. 1aneri0.
Rnenos Aires and Trinidad
They win be away about thlr-
fy-eighi days. arriving Ia New
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

Mra. Elmer Z, Williams ava
Mrs Brown nhaWleV haVe
each entertained their ehaAs aa
luneheon, air ana NRs RNeoo
0ihson had their elaA eor a
covered dish sopper ana Nss
Ann ungg. Mra, RlSap tsaaes
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

The 81 Ralr1ek nav 3anSa
giVen hg the A0mal el Nv
mortal Hospital IS an meouoa1
oaalr. hegmnmg this eVeao,&
at 3 e'cl0eR Ia tAe Agm0gy ana
hstins entil one, Al Gpeea ava
his Cadets viii pay eop tas
daneing Miss Ann tlaSN is
chairman of the aance An ape
invited to celebrate vita taa
nurses
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

Marsha townsend vas eoec
on FRIDAY et last vee& ana rsaS
the guest of Aoaoc al a o5rtA~
day party givea az her AoMe
on Clarke avenue, GlOS Gcc&
pied the hostess and Aec g0eStS
until time came for tAe0 u
see the lovely birthday cake
with its candles and e05oy tae
ice cream, candies and taWS
Present were Connie poWa~
send. Rachel and Garry Gv5ec,
Skipper Jones. Elai0e lSSacS
Bin and Tom Barnard. CAarleS
Draper. Jan Baechler, DoOSlSS
Phillips, Lynne nickerS0n. Nel~
lie Burton, sue 1saaes, Kay
Reed. Bruee sharp aud JadS
Butler and Mary sue ThaWley>
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

0M many remem-
bered that this was
Smile Weekg Per
haps t Is aot TOO
generally observed
yet bat ID really should BE-.
Smiles can do such a lot for
fhe disposition aud the soul
in hooking over the priced
scrap book arranged by the
late AIRS Thomas Davis this biz
of verse was found and il was
So much a part Of her hfe's
philosophy that any one could
also make it their own.
a smile ls quite a funny thing.
b wrinkles zap your face.
And when it's gone you never
ind It's secret hiding place.
Bat far more wonderful e Is %
see, what smiles can do
You smile al one. he smiles al
you and SO one smile makes
two
he smiled on some one. since
you smiled. and then that one
smiles back.
And THAI one smiles. until. In
truth. you keep la the smll-
ing track
And since q smile can do great
good By cheering hearts 0f
care.
Let's smile and smile ana not
forget that smiles 80 every
where
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
York May 4 r0m0rcoW, Nv&
Davis r. 6rier is eolectammx
az luncheon for Mrs. short


Al the recent m0sie festival
held az Wesley College Ia ~
yer awards OF merit we've pce-
sented % Sandra Deputy ana
Harry HUmes for their partse~
ipation, Of the thirty entrants
n the plane section. twelve
were awarded oe which Saa3ra
was one. Professor Loads oe
the University of Delaware Ia
eommenting 00 her plaNaZ
said Reveals a nlee maSleal
sensitivtty Her plaNNS SA2ae3
continue % spOW Ia 1aa0Sg ana
interest tor an aa3taaeA
which Sounds 0ke hlSA ppalSa
Harry received his award -
merit tor his ear@ss SsaA
This festival is SpoaSaee& eS
the Delaware 0gaSsc EAaeaEcS
Association and tAss waS TX
seventh annual pg0Sra@.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

On Friday SheryO ana David
Baker, Jr.. had a double Airsa-
day celebration. because toeN
share the same birthday 1a,e,
SheFyll was seven and David
four, They had Uxe0O~ScN
guests 20 enjoy the nan as Ws1
as the two birthday cakes ana
the pink and blue dee0gattoo&
Games, suitable % tho tW0
ages, were PLAYED and a So>s3
time was had by all,
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

Alce Nookal
Nr a0N N}s Walter Noekel ~
eaoNcE& aAn10ace tac ensasemen,
~ too1N 1a0SAteN Aoce to Nr R
Nhar,es NoNte, 2l Uear naser Mss
NoSk0l ,S "a Sgad0ate ~ Naesar Roa.
ooN a'SA Sco0at au1 aot0 aFe eni-
RloNod at ,oe mleFUattaDal lateN
NVmnaNy lNaNer NJ jate has haan
SEA COS tho WeldinE.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

Two four year 0l3s SAAre3
the same birthday oa We3aeS~
day GPegg Hail. so0 - Nh
and mrs. Nelson Ha0 ana Nv
ma Fisher. daOghter 90 M. ana
Mrs. Robert Fisher. eeleAga,s3
their natal DAYS VITA a papgy>
shared with erte0dS tNUS
games. tun and ice epeam ana
cake were enioye3 ~ taS
guests, Invited o. GpegSNS pag-
ty were LYNNE Die&ersO0, SSva
Kay Isaacs, Nancy 1saacs> $40
per Jones, Lee Ni0yapA &aSesl
and Garry Gpieg, Mary SlS
FhaWley. Charles Davis &,o~
ME Burton and la0el RatAWe&
nonna's guests were Allke AVA
Douglas Phillips, E13le ana
Garry BiXhy, nieky Carpeeoee,
Sharon Ann NWey, DoNuA lsS
HAYES. sue and Caapla Dassso0>
Freddy RagaiR. Cap0Ne ana
Nancy DeGraw
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

To-day from three b ave the
Alden Branch of the sunshine
Society Is having q silver tea
az the home of Mrs. ]. Lynn
Pratt An interested friends are
invited There wil be a short
program during which the Rev
erend Tul win accompany his
aanehters on either as theY
sing
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

Miss Jeanne Ruth Bennett.
daughter Of Mr and Mrs. Rich
ard W. Bennett. has chosen
april l5 as the day of her we'd
ding 90 Mr. Robert Washes
Wood. son of Air and Mrs. c.
Harvey Wood. The ceremony
viii take place in Christ Epis-
copal Church al two on that
day with Reverend Joseph G..
Wood. uncle of the groom and
rector of the Church 0f the
Ascension and the Prince OF
Peace of Baltimore. assisted By
Reverend Joseph c. Kinks. pas
tor Of Christ Church. The so
l0ist viii be Miss Lorna Ed
wardson Of Dover The maid Of
honor viii be Miss Kathleen
b Martl0ck Of PHILADELPHIA
and the bridesmaids. Miss
jeanne B. Wood. sister OF the
groom. and Miss B. jeanne
Hoffman of Delmar. Mr. viii
liam " Pyle of Wilmington
viii be best man and the ush-
ers Mr. Lewis b. Pyle and Mr.
IA Samuel Johnson. also Of
Wilmington A reception viii
follow the ceremony in Christ
Church Parish House.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17
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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

ar and Mrs Wtl,5aM ~
MaRl0ye og M0asge0 ape NaaS
congratulated anoN tae A<gsA
0f a danshter Ia Memorial aseS-
pllal on March s. sac AaS Asaa
named Linda lee rha Nsa-
loves have a s0o,
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

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Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

On Saturday. March 4. IN
Arch Street Methodist Church.
Philadelphia. with the Rever-
end John Alexander McElroy
officiating. Mrs. Marian Nanor
Williamson. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs John A. Nailor. and
ar John Dickers0n. son Of
Airs Edgar Dickers0n. were
married They were attended
by Mr and Mrs. Harry Belts
Of Philadelphia. Mrs Dieker-
son was athred IN beige suit
with navy accessories. She
wore d corsaee Of orchids. Mrs.
Belts. the brides sister. wore
a navy blue suit with pink ac-
eessoFies and a pink rose cor
sage. The double ring cere-
mony was Witnessed By a few
friends and relatives. They left
for a short wedding trip south
and are now az home ON North
walnut street
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

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eteens NaFch ls .ae Rlsals Sass
1l taNaFs Nesael1ss caarca. as-
teuaet NnaE>h ssEtlees . nk.a
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Allet NhaFth SeEttee tna ..asa
Wet tt toe aome ol NaFan Haas
Asl. lhe aosleeeas loF the asenn
we've Nrs Naraa HaasheF ana
Nrs Reari Davidson Foloums ~
Nollons. q shore allslaass uealia.
vas oela Relreshmants wara 4s-
ca
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

AtfoHt & henl C0unE Rrolha-
notary W Marion Stevenson has
listed seven divorce aeuons lor
hearing in ghe hent CountF snnar-
lor o00rt on fr.aay.
fhe suits are. Mamie Louise ErF-
ana ~ James 8Tyant Robert Ehasa
Porter 81. aelen Mae Porter Earl
Gillespie frice s. irene Rieh.e
Price, Dorothy Il ooaka S. Ragmaaa
Aedlord Cooke, osear 8Iaek s. Lil-
lan Aell Blaek, Anna M Forner
s. O1ton W formaE Aica a
ShoekleE N harald R ShoekleF.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-17

Nll.Weta Nharea Ala aIlt aaes -
tf.aaE nlsha Mareh lf. AZ slN -
e0ek. fna eenalllee Mrs hehal
Davis Mrs Ne.ssa Slesaas a6
lean ~anaaH. fhas aHa aarns q
t1teFea ASA shaa eNar e-
osF come ana aEns a covered lsn
ana ce ana a.s2 gaar saa s-
N.ee. fae nreeeess axe - - ASA
ar ,ha tonsr ana
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23
CONWAY

TWenty-one boys and girls help
ed John {, Green son Of Mr.. and
s4ls. p. Mccoy, celebrate his Sc
Venth birthday at a party given by
ms parents recently The table was
beautifully decorated with flowers
and Conferred with a cake with
seven candles John received many
gifts. Ice cream, cake, watermelon
and punch were served the chill
dren Balloons We're given as favors
10 the little guests Mr. and Mrs,
Virgil Jackson Of Los Angeles are
visiting Mrs. Robert Johnson ana
other relatives here. Mrs. B, Arm
strong accompanied the Jaeksons
on their trip Sipeo Span of Los
Angeles is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Joe Span Mr. and Mrs,
Charlie Henry had as house guests
recently their son and daughter-ln-
law of Little Rock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe C. Hill Mrs Alberta Stuart
and sister, Mrs. Fuller OF Goldlake
were guests Of Mrs. ]. A. Taylor
recently.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23
LOCAL WORK wins CASH
AWARDS FOR NAACP UNITS

ended discriminatory practices at
the municipal swimming pool.
Albany n. Y; Tri.CitS m and
Honorable mentions carrying an
award Of s25l IN Class 90 TO the
Tuskegec, Ala. branches,
Success IN having a non-diserim-
nation amendment included in
public housing legislation won
first place C$l00) in the class II
group for the Cleveland branch.
won second prize t$50l for secur-
The NAACP branch in Atlanta,
Ing improved treatment Of Negro
news in the white press, and for
helping to establish the Citizens
Committee on Public Education
and working with that group in
filing petitions for equal facilities
in Atlanta schools.
First prize $1,000 in the class III
group is being awarded to the New
Jersey State Conference of NAAG
p branches, for sponsoring and
successfully fighting for passage
of the famous Freeman Civil
Rights Law, for attacking the at
tempted segregation of Negro vet
Grams in housing projects in the
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23
Ncnw Selects Mrs.
DeKnight As One Of
Outstanding

Chicago lll-Mrs. freda De
Knight Food Editor of EBONY
Magazine, Negro picture monthly
has been selected as one Of the
outstanding Negro women for the
year 1919 by the National Council
for Negro Women.
The selection was based on Mrs.
DeKniRhts accomplishments in
the field Of home economies and,
in particular, for her achievement
in being the first 10 introduce a
test Kitchen in a Negro publica-
ton. This is the first time that
woman in Mrs. DeknIghts field
has been selected for the award
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23
Naacp Youth
Secretary Lead,
Race Discussion

Silver Bay, N, Y-Nlrs y,
Hurley, youth secretary Of the nj
tional Association for the Adv.,.
ment OF colored People, is sa,r.
as chairman Of seminars and
sultant on race relations at II. :,
tereollegiate Conference of ~
Student Christian Movement h.'1
held here this week.
The interracial group of anD,,I
imately two hundred student. 4
tending the conference is s,n5r5.1
ways of lettering race relation,
the United States and around n
world.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

City Of East Orange, and for winn-
ing its fight against segregation in
the National Guard and Naval Mil
tia
The Indiana State Conference is
being awarded second prize $500
for spearheading the fight for pas
sage of the anti-segregation school
bill by the State Legislature, and
for opening several restaurants,
theaters, and other recreational fa-
eilities to Negroes, through the fill
ing of afltdavits under the Indiana
Civil Rights Laws
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23
DodgerI1ettes
Play Three; Win ;

The "Y9 girls softball team, the
Patterson's Dodgernettes, sponsor
ed by Robert Bradley got off to a
good start by winning all games
played Wilbur Hightower, coach,
is working to make this team one
of the best girls teams in the state
and with the progress they are
making and with the fine leader
ship of Mr. Hightower they will
soon be so honored. The team is
composed of the following MEM
bers: first base, Erma Coleman;
second base, Leila Coleman; third
base, Dorothy Clayborne; pitchers
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

This wonderful experience which
these folks had from taking HADA-
COL might very we'll happen to you
if you suffer from vitamin b., b., MIA
Gin and iron deficiencies.
Don't Be Satisfied With Temporary Relief
Today, in this modern age, wise peo-
pie are no longer satisfied with taking
products which just give temporary
relief Because now it's possible to
treat the CAUSE Of such sickness
with HADACOL, And so important
continued use of HADACOL helps
prevent such miseries and distress
from coming back
HADAcol He's Benefited Countless
Thousands
HADACOL also helps build up the
hemoglobin content of your blood
(where Iron is needed) to carry these
precious Nitamins and Minerals to
every organ and every part of your
body--to the heart, liver. kidneys and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

VUITIU OF HNUNJULi INV a
I got relief, so / wouldn't be With
out RADACoL. l have already told
all my neighbors about HhOACot,
how good II As, They are also taxi
ing II. am 40 years old and I sure
do feel a lot better, thanks 10 HAD
ACoL." (What wise woman Mrs.
Kennedy is. She realizes continued
use OF HADAcoL helps prevent such
stomach misery from returning)
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

CONSIDER the good reasons Jonah
~ might have given for not going
TO Nineveh. They are Ike the rea-
sons people give nowadays for not
believing in foreign missions. "a
mission to Nmeveh was about rs
foreign a mission as any one could
have thought Of, In those days
Reason number one The
Nincvites were mean people.
sn they were. Assyfia, of which
Nineveh was the capital city.
had done, and would do Israel
more harm than any other en-
envy she had.
The Ninevites were an mscrupu-
lous. greedy people They knew no
law but force. They spread by vio-
lenee into many country. They
were the nation nobody loved.
Should the message OF God be
gwen to such city, Jonah thought
not; God said 1t fhould
And Of course God was right. II
the message OF God had been sent
y IL peoples and nations hat
deserved" such a favor. God $
messengers would all have stayed
at home.
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wouldn't eat anything. SO I can't
praise HADACoL enough. He has
taken 4 bottles and eats anything.
and sleeps good, isn't tired when
he gets up, runs and plays as much
as anyone, has gained weight. and
ieels good. l have taken some my
self. lie Is IL years old now. 1
can't tell enough about what HAD
AcoL has done for my son. He even
looks better. l want all my friends
to try HADAcOL."
Mrs. Tom kennedy, 1902 Rector
Street, Hot Springs, Arkansas. my
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23
Peevish Prophet
Lesson for June IS. 1850.

YONAH THOUGHT he knew better
j than God. When men said, BE
a prophet Jonah decided to take
a long vacation. He took a ship for a
far place So far away he thought
even God could not follow. When
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

nave tTleQ various meQlClneS
spending many hundreds of dol
lars for treatment and aid. have
not found any relief in anything
or any treatment until / tried your
remarkable HADAcoL, which !
praise with the highest regard
Now l eat three large meals a day
without any pains or discomfort.
/ have gained Is lbs. since the 18th
OF December-never felt better In
all my life. am now taking an ac-
tive part in civic and extra curric-
ular activities which / had 10
ignore since last December. / have
worked zealously. Thanks to your
remarkable HADAcoL."
M. Aiidore kramef OF Hayrsro.
LouisidHa. Il want you TO know
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

Maletus Banks and Freda Washing
ton, catcher Barbara Bell, right
field. Juanita Jones; center field,
captain Elizabeth Mayfield, left
field, Mabel Sue Mosely, secretary,
reporter and scorekeeper, Sylvia
Ruth Russ, new members, Gloria
jackson and Carrie Coleman,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

in the capacity OF
Health Inspector
for the State of
Virginia and
have for the past
two years suf-
fered heartburn
and a form of
stomach distress.
I have had no
appetite and
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23
~. I'm HcCieudon, P. o. Box 8I9I,
T. elas, California. MY age is

trouble is
mach distress.
G.A t cat and
when l do. 1t
makes me sick.
But HADACoL has
done me more
Gg1d than any
thing l h a We
tired My mother
lives in Mobile,
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Mrs. Helen burT1a OF lieG"s-..
Georgia. MY little boy had been


sick for quite
some time. Until
I heard a bout
HADAcoL over the
radio. he was
weak, rundown,
and apt TO catch
anything - he
couldn't run and
play like other
bOVe DID and ha
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1950-06-23

God said, Preach
TO Nineveh. . Jonah
decided that was
the very thing he
did not want TO do.
When God said, in
effect, BE a mis-
sionary,'' 10 n a h
thought he would
rather be a tourist.
OF all the prophets
on record. Jonah