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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-04-21

John Tadrack, Robert Ansalvish
Ruby Markley. Wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Wright.
April 27-Dave Mackey, James
Robertson, Mrs. Howard Lafel
and Justin Rofkar (twins), Ray
mond Debien, Linda Lou Ogles.
bee, John Drusbacky, Harold Ar.
mold III, Scott Cochran. Wed
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Bolte.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-04-21
REPORTS FOR DUTY

Pvt. Ralph O'Neal reported for
duty at Erie Ordnance Depot
April 10. He was assigned to the
post mess hall. Pvt. O'Neal re-
turned from 20 months of over
seas duty in April of 1949, and
during the past year has been as
signed to Fort Knox, Kentucky.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-04-21
Genoans Plan New
Lourdes Church

To replace the present 75-year-
old building, campaign is now
underway in Genoa to raise $780,
600 to build new Our Lady of
Lourdes Church, Rev. James j.
O'Toole, pastor, has announced.
A Victory Dinner is planned
for May 13, at which time lead
ers hope to reach the goal. Rev.
O'Toole is serving as honorary
general chairman with Lawrence
E. Martin as general chairman,
and John Repka as vice general
chairman.
Other leaders will be Leo Mar
tin, Big Gifts chairman; j. w.
Promenschenkel, Big Gifts vice
chairman; Lea LaVague, Survey
committee chairman; Sylvester
Shessler, Survey committee vice
chairman, and Lloyd Novotny and
Eugene Marie, division leaders.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-04-21
Old at 4O,50, COZ"
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rundown feeling due solely to bodys lack Of iron
which many men and women call "old." Try
Ostrex Tonic Tablets for pep younger feeling this
very day. New get acquainted" size oaIp 500.
For sale at Al drug stores everywhere.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-04-21

Hungry? Try our p. c. Hi
Sundaes at Quisno's. lott
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Beagle Group Held
Trials March 1913

The Diamond State Beagle Club
held its first A. X. c. plan A.
uial March 1919 at FELTON,
with q entries for the rs inch class
and 40 entries for the rs inch class.
Judges were Frank Wapinsky and
Bill Fisher.
The winners Of the rs inchers
We're; first, LittletOns Connie. own
er, Roy Littleton. Salisbury. Nd.
second; Brook Mar Trudy. owner.
George II, Marine. Hebron. Md. /:
third. OakwOod Scrapper. owner
Frank McDermOnt. Wilmington.
Del; fourth, Cedar Lane Prince.
owner John +. Mayhew. Milford
Del, reserve, Simpler's Grille. own
er Raymond Jones, Salisbury. Md
The winners OF the Is inches
were; first, Little Greek Duke. own
en- +. A, Cochran. Newark, Del. .
second, Wilson's Fleet. owner al
den Wilson, Lincoln. Del: third.
Griers May Susie. owner John
Hartman, FELTON,. Del: fourth. For
est Range Jill. owner Russell J.
Br0nnOck, Cambridge, Md. reverve
Cherry Place Dixielass owner
Grant Mllburn. HOekessen. Del
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Trophy Grange Notes

Trophy Grange met as usual with
Worthy Master Winfred Gruwell in
the chair, Plans were made for
Pomona Grange which meets with
as on Thursday. April 8. In the
absence of the program chairman,
the lecturer took charge of the lit
erary program which was as fol
lows; Reading. Rain on the Roof. &"
Reba Gruwell: solo, Rescue the
Perishing." Mildred Simpson: read
ing, Health and Wealth" GLADYS
kates; reading, Loyalty" Eva Ell
lingsworth; duet. In the Garden. ."
Doris and Diane Gruweu: reading
All Inside" Pauline Morgan; read
ing, Awakening" Ethel Case: vo-
cal trio, Sweet and Low" GLADYS
Eates, Mildred Simpson and Pau
line Morgan.
No meeting will be held in the
grange hall next Monday night as
we shall be attending the visiting
program at Dover on Tuesday night.
Charles BOstick is program chair
man for April 3. He is planning an
open meeting with speakers on ag-
ricultural topics and a film. Green
Valley" !" All farmers OF the COM
muntty are cordially invited to be
present.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
HAINES sCHABlNGER

Miss Dorothy Elizabeth llaincs.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Josenh
Haines of Linwood, Md. became tho
bride Of Mr. John Robert Schahin-
ger, son of Mr. and Mrs. j. Harold
Schabinger of FELTON,. ON saturday
March II. at LiuwoOd. Md The
lride was attended by Miss Eliza
beth Young Mr. Edward Schobin.
ger OF Smyrna, brother of tho bride.
groom. was best man. Ushers wer,
Mr.. Lewis Haines and Mr.. loseph
Haines. brothers of the bride. Nlr
ana Mrs. Schabmger are associated
WIN the University of Maryland IN
Darol County with headQuarters IN
westminster Md, Mrs. Schahlnper
Is graduate OF the University or
MARYLAND and MIR, SChahmger of
the University Of Delaware lie aid
post graduate work at pennsvl.
Vania state College. He Is a grand
son Of the late Mr., and Mrs Edgar
spruance Of Smyrna. Following ~
reception at the home of the bride
the couple left for southern we'd
ding trip. They will reside at Wes,.
minister.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Poultry Meeting On
Newcastle VaCCinCS

A meeting OF the Frankford Local
OF the Delaware Poultry Improve
ment Association will be- held In tho
Selbyvllle High School auditorium
on Midday March eth. at $500 u. M,
according to Grlse McCahe. Selhy.
vile. president of the local.
Mr. McCabe wishes to extend mn
invitation to all pouluymen Ia bo
present at this meeting and hear
the latest on the subject of New :
castle Disease Karl Seeger. Re.
search Professor at the Rroner sub
station, Georgetown, will be- ON
hand TO give the results of his tests
with various vacclnes.
Representatives from several va
ccine producers will be present 10
Oiscuss the new nasal vaccine
which has appeared ON the market
recently Plenty OF time will be- N.
loted for questions and answers M.
lative TO the subject of Newcastle.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

Mr. and Mrs, W. Dean Kimmel
aud Carol We're Ia Washington on
Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs, craig Robertson Of
Kew Gardens, l., /, were weekend
guests of Mrs, William II, Warren.
Miss Grace Bennett of Duke Uni
Nersity Hospital will spend this
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Blanche Bennett
,e,N,a.
Miss Ruth Kimmel will return
home tomorrow for her spring va
cation from Duke University where
she Is a freshman.
Mrs, Phillip Jacobs attended the
Newark club luncheon ON Monday,
ropreSenting Mrs, Jonathan s. VIII
lis, president Of Milford New Cen
tUry club.
Miss Doris Sockrider Of Wilm-
mgtOn and Major SOckrider OF
Washington, were the guests Of
their mother Mrs. Arthur SOCkrid-
en- the past weekend.
DR. and Mrs. s. NJ. ID. Marshall
returned home on Sunday after
spending u few days with MIR. and
Mrs, George V. Horton at their
home In D0wningtOwn. Pa.
-
Mrs, Walter X. Barrett was the
guest speaker at the Blue Rock
Community Club ON Monday. it be-
ing Safety Day Mrs. Barrett Is the
state chairman of Safety for the
clubs.
Miss Norma Hart, senior student
nurse OF Delaware Hospital School
of Nursing, has returned to viii
mhgton after spending her vaca-
tion with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
h, NJ, Hart,
Charles Keever spent the past
weekend with his wife and son in
Norfolk, Va Mrs, Keever is un-
dor a doctors care IN Norfolk. Her
many friends will be glad to hear
she is improving.
.
Bob NAPLES. who has been spend
mg the long spring vacation with
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. Frank
NAPLES, will return to his studies
at Peddie School ON Sunday They
were IN Baltimore for the day on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Leslie March. who
have been IN the south for the past
two weeks, stopped In Richmond
on their return home and brought
thoir dOughter, Miss Marilyn March
a student at st, GATHERINGS school
Tor her spring vacation
%
Nr, and Mrs, James II. Salevan
were IN town the middle Of the
week eNrOute 40 their home in
Athol Mass after spending the
month on trip to Florida. where
they stayed at West Palm Beacl
aud visited Mr. and Mrs, George II
Draper at Golden Beach.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Special Services

Special services are continuing
at the Pilgrim Holiness Church ON
South East Front street. Milford
The Bates Sisters OF Greensboro.
Indiana, gospel singers and song
evangelists, are in charge Of the
music and singing.
There will be a different speaker
for each continuing service: Thurs
day evening. March %, Rev. James
FleXOn of Salisbury: Friday. March
%, Rev. +. r. ClOugh of Laurel.
Saturday, March %. Rev. Elmer
Hooking, Milton. Sunday, March
20, all day meeting: Sunday school
at 9:45 a. IN. Rev. Cranfield Of Fed
eralsburg, Md. will be preaching.
Morning, 1900 a. IN. and evening
at 1900 p. m. 1880 p. m. Rev. John
Abbott of Cambridge. will bring the
message for the afternoon. Every
one is invited to attend. Rev. Chas.
w. Baker, pastor of the Milford
Church, will welcome you.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Census Job Seekers
Must Pass Tests

Applicants for employment as
enumeratOrs for the 18th Decenni-
al Census IN Wilmington and adi0-
lining area will be required 10 pass
oral and written tests 10 demon
strate their ability for the work. Il
is announced by Benjamin Able
man, District Supervisor here for
the United States Bureau OF the
Census The tests will indicate
" hich applicants can best compre-
hend and follow the detailed and
eNacting written and oral instruc-
tiOns given 20 eaumeratOrs as they
train for their assignment.
To date. Supervisor Ableman
stated, about 500 applications have
been received for the 260 enumera-
tor positions 20 be filled. Among
these are a considerable number Of
war veterans who will be given
preference for appointment over
nonveterans provided they meet
other qualifications
Applicants must be United States
Citizens Of good health and charac-
ter, have completed high school or
have comparable experience be be-
tween q and 65 years OF age. pre-
ferably between 25 and As, and be
financially able 20 sustain themsel-
sidered tor appointment In the
YES for four weeks before receiving
their first salary check. Persons
are Ineligible for consideration If
they draw Federal retirement pay
tother than Social Security. are
State or local government employ
ees, law enforcement officers, Of
iicers Of political organizations. in
dividuals engaged In political act
ivity or contemplating such acti-
witty during the Census taking per
tod. Close relatives will not be con-
sidered for appointment in the
same locality In this area.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
MOmen's Day At
Bethel Church

1he women ~ Bethel A. M. d.
ghurel are busy making prepare
tions for the annual M0men's Day
Sunday March ~
There Rill b. bake and supper
Saturday MaEch -. in the church
dining roam beginning al 8 eco .. IA.
Ihe proceeds Of this affair viii BE-
divided between the two captains.
airs RoKie Griffith and Mrs. Laura
Richards
Highlghis of Sundays program
are az l1.00 m. Mrs Henley viii
preaide over fhe service. Berman
b. Mrs Carrie Powell. Music by
f1e women S choir
THE afternoon service with Miss
Patterson presiding viii begin al
3 900 m
Mrs d s. Mitchell viii be guest
speaker and music will BE- fur
nished by the youne adult chorus
(W0menl
Al s 8. an Mrs Edith Houston.
president Of Women's Day. will
preside
The day win end with report Of
captains
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
NuRPIY

MURPHY
Mrs, Iona May Murphy, age Ga
years, died at her home ON the
Greenwood Milford Road on Sat
Nrday evening after an illness OF
several weeks,
She was born near Greenwood.
the daughter OF the late Robert and
Alfonso StOytOn Owens and had
lived IN this community all her life.
Funeral services were held at
ST. JOhNst0wN Methodist Church.
near Greenwood, Thursday after
noon at two o'clock IN charge OF
the pastor, Rev, j, ", Layton, In
torment was made IN ST. JOhnstown
Cemetery,
She Is survived by her husband.
George r. Murphy Of near Green
wood and a daughter. Mrs, Arthur
MhtS Ot Chicago, m, also u grand
Chtld, Miss Janice Hartshorne. Of
near Greenwood.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Kiwanis Notes

Al their regular weekly meeting
! luesday evening at the Grange
Hail. the Milford Klwanis club
saw the movies Of the l949 World
Series. The program was m chnrt =
Of Dave Greene.
The club had as their guests tho
Kernels" the Kiwanls sponsored
junior baseball team that last your
won the championship IN their
class
a great deal Of credit goes To tho
three kwanians who manaped no
team Dave Green, DR., J. West. alI
hucS Wright
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
TEAFF DoDD

Miss Ruth Wood Teaff, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs Otha Dale Teafr of
Baltimore, Md. and Williamsport.
Pa, was married To Mr. Watson
Herbert Dodd. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert James Dodd of East
Orange, ~ j.. aud Frederick, Satm-
day morning. March II. The cerc-
mony took place IN Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church Baltimor.
A breakfast followed in the Hotel
Stafford. Miss Sylvia Dodd sister
OF the bridegroom. was the brides
only attendant Mr. 0. Dale Tepr'
JrY of Dover was best man. The
bride Is graduate of the Palm
Beach High School, Palm Beach
Florida. and has been "A student at
Washington College, Chestertown.
Md. She has been active I'm choir
and dramatics at the college. She
Is "a granddaughter of Or and Mira
George w. Wood of near Dover.
The bridegroom Is graduate of
East Orange High School. East
orange n. j., studied voice with Mr..
Romley Fell of Newark N J., ANA
mas been g student at Peabody Con
serVatory Of Music for two years
lie Is the grandson of Mrs. / ".
Belts. Sr. and the late Senator
Belts Of Frederick.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Items of a Purely
Pers on al Nature

Or, and Mrs. Clyde Nelson wei,
IN Atlantic city for the past week.
end.
Mr. ana Mrs, John nauott havl
recently purchased a home on Sea.
bury Avenue
Mrs +, BWgette short and Miss
Sally Ann Short sailed from New
York city yesterday ON South
American cruise,
-
Mrs. Harry BrakeloN Jr., of ri.
Verton, ~ J., was the guest OF Mr
and Mrs Harry DrOkeley WedneS-
day and Thursday
-
MIR. and Mrs. n, r. TWnneu and
Mr. and Mrs, r, NJ, Norris OF Chula
Vista, California arrived yesterday
To be the guest Of Mrs, stephen T.
rOadvme
Mrs, Robert Griffith, who has
been IN Memorial Hospital for sew
eNl weeks, is now patient az the
Harrington Nursing Home and is
improving
Mr., and Mrs, Harry MulhOlland,
who have spent the past tive
months IN Fort lAuderdale, Florida
have been at their home Nt Haven
Lake since yesterday,
-
Miss Pat Grier and Miss Barbara
FOOks are home from Southern
Seminary for their spring vacations
having arrived ON Saturday, they
will return To their studies on
Tuesday,
Mr., and Mrs, Howard Postles
were out Of town three days this
week, Mrs Postles visiting her sis
ter, Mrs, Grace Prettyman IN Zion,
Md, and MIR, Postles IN baltimore
on business
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton COnklm OF
philadelphia, were guests Of Dr.
and Mrs Walter L. Grlcr, who en-
tortOinCd in their honor Monday
evening ut their home on Lake
view Avenue,
Miss Catherine Downing who
VAS accompanied by Mrs, Fulton
Downing, Of Harrington, ON Car
ri0hcan cruise, returned to her
homo ON South Walnut Street ON
Friday Of last week,
.
MIR and Mrs, l. o, Chancellor and
daughters, Anne and Donnie of Ar
ltn@tOn, Va, were weekend guests
of Mr., and Mrs, e, H. uOlsmuler,
MIR Chancellor returned home ON
Sunday, leaving his family horo for
a longer visit,
-
Mrs, Robert Ralderson Of Mc.
Neesp0rt Pa, has heen IN town thiA
week visiting her aunt Miss Anna
Rtll She left Yesterday for White
Plains whore SHE will be- the guest
of her hrothcE Robert =, Piercc
and his family before returning
homo,
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

o. see the tables appointed with
d green top hat. and all the
rest until when the prizes for
bridge and canasta were given.
all done up in shiny green pa
per Thirty-tWo guests were
present Of whom the following
were out Of town Mrs. Craig
Robertson Of Kew Gardens.
Long Island. Mrs. William
Spence and Mrs. Edwin Larri-
more Of Dover. Mrs. n. Eugene
Campbell Of Dagsboro. Mrs.
Sherman Compton Of Lewes.
Miss Doris Sockrider Of vii
mington. Mrs Richard Waga-
mon Of Milton and Mrs. vii
liam A Minner of Harrington.
II is always interesting 10
hear from those who are IN the
south spending a part of the
winter and in a letter this NOR
ming from Mrs George II. Dra-
per. she told of a Delaware
group who were hers and Mr..
Drapers guests Saturday eve
ming for buffet supper and
cards afterward. When one is
away from home the meeting of
home folks has special enjoy
ment and this was one evening
when the conversation turned
back % little Delaware and the
people who think of IL as a real
garden spot The guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Remsen Barnard.
Mr and Mrs. John Burris. Mr..
and Mrs j POstles Hammond
Mr. and Mrs James II Salevan.
Mr and Mrs Warren Newton.
Paul Lynch Of Bridgeyille and
Frank Draper evening up the
number 10 fourteen. Many of
them will soon be returning TO
the native heath. while the Dra-
pers will probably bee until May
reaching here.
II has pleased her many
friends that Mrs. Robert Grif-
nth has recovered enough 10
be moved 10 a nursing home,
where she is still being tender
ly cared for. and is slowly im-
proving Her birthday was on
Monday and the flowers and
messages brought her much
happiness By the way. Mrs.
Edward Burris. whom / fOndly
call Grandmother" was eighty
one on Wednesday She had lots
Of remembrances. TOO. and end
ed the day with her grandson.
Jack Burris and his family hay-
ing dinner with them.
To-day is gray and the rain is
coming down in "a fine mist.
That Is good for spring flowers
we shall soon be having. Some
speak apprehensively Of April.
expecting 10 be fooled by the
weather. but the good days are
just ahead and we shall be quite
ready for them when they ar
rive. when coats. hats and fuel
bills can be left behind
Faithfully yours.
Virginia s. Townsend
Wednesday
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Religious Film At
Calvary Church

This Sunday evening. March 90
al 7:30 o. "a. a religious film will
be shown in the Calvary Methodist
Church. The picture Is entitled
Simon Peter. Fisherman" and
shows the calling Of the first dis
eiples and the beginning Of our
Lords ministry The film opens
Nith Peter near the end Of his life,
writing his epistle Ia Antioch. He
starts 70 read what he has written
and the picture OF his early life
unfolds. u truly pOrtrays what hap
pens when Jesus enters a mans
life. and will be helpful and lnspir-
ing 10 all
The public is cordially invited "a
attend this service.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Hospital HOstesses

The hOstesses al the Milford Me
mortal Hospital for the month OF
March are members OF the v. +. W.
Auxiliary, The ladies who are serv-
ing thts'week and who have vomn-
teered for the remainder Of the
month are:
Saturday, March 25-Mrs. Mvrle
Reedy.
Sunday March 26-Mrs. Serena
Hayes and Mrs, Emma Cunning
Monday, March 27-Mrs. Audrey
Savage.
Tuesday. March 2S-Mrs. Clara
MaCklin.
Wednesday, March 29-Mrs. Fay
Stein.
Thursday. March 3O-Mrs. Lena
Manl0ve.
Friday. March Sl-Mrs. Jean C.
EentOn.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Bazaar AT Greenwood
Fire Hall March 31st
VIM Benefit EVer.WelCOme sunday
School Class

The Ever Welcome sunday
School Glass of Grace Methodist
Church, Greenwood, Del, Is having
Bazaar on March 3lst. at tho
Fire Han. Booths selling Jewelry,
Parcel Post Packages and Delicious
Food Stufls will open at 1880 y. m.
The Entertainment will 20 ION tho
air az 500 p. m We are fortunate
Ia having secured some of the
most talented entertainers: JAY
Black, Magician; Kenneth Roberts.
Pianist, and the all girl choir of
Grace Methodist Church. Lovely
handwOrk and handcraft will be-
auctioned on The radio show will
sign as guests are served home
made ice cream and cake.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
WEDDINGS
MCINTYRE DUFF

AaN = - AZ T. T.
Mrs. Louise Scott Mcintyre. dau-
ehter Of Mn W. d. Scott of Harr-
ington. and Mr.. Willis Duff son ul
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Dun Of near
Frederick. We're married OH Friday
March 10 in Asbury Methodist
Church, Harrington. by the Rev. j.
Harry Wright. The bride was given
IN marriage by her father Miss
Madalyn Tharp was the brides
maid with Mr. G.. II. Burgess as
best man. A reception was held at
the home Of the bride after the we'd
ding. Mr.. and Mrs. Dufr will reside
IN Harrington while Mr.. Duff is at
tending the University of Delaware.
The bride attended st. Gertrudo's
Academy at Ridgely. Md
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Pennington Home
Club Has Meeting

Mrs. Henry Stafford. Of Burrs.
vile. was hostess 10 the Farming.
ton Home Demonstration Club Fri
day afternoon. March 10th.
Mr.. Arthur Handy. Of Feinberg's s
Furniture Store IN wilmington. gave
his 10th lecture 20 home demon
stration groups IN this area. His
topic was Using Color In the Liy-
ing Room
Mrs. Lawrence Sullivan and Mrs
Arthur layton were chosen to at
tend the group leadership meeting
held a. Oak Grove. March 30 They
VIII make a down comforter
The April meeting will be held
a the home Of Mrs. Frank Tharp
Topic for discussion will be Home
COmf0rters.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
W. S. C. S. Bake

The WOman's Society OF Chris
tian Service OF Union Methodist
Church will hold a bake on Satur-
day' March 26, $50 a. M. IN Argos
Linoleum Store, Come and get your
goodies for the weekend.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24


a. me uhere comes a
u ehen such
lHtle eoes ou that
eaA ielI asauf .l rhe usaal man
He Probably good
lhug laF heH 2 80 very per
saual anl WrIlt lo gou All
Ihfauel tae years have been
encouraged lo o. ums by fhe
na5 gou reeelFe my commun-
cauous 81 shall tell you
ai1au fhe taHes than have come
o. mE uolct tms Neek
frs 81 alI mould seem
lla Ar bureelte shorts
if8 Be- upbefmusI SHE. Wlth her
ermddauFhtef sally Ann are
leaFHa tomorrow from New
lor ct foI more than
nafl ll IAaI Time their home
N e. Ihe s s Argentina and
a. dag - 1870 ules viii b. in
swarm weather NlIl plenty of
sunshine ao doubI fof fhey are
sailing sauli. and as faf 49, Rio
o le mauy plaees u the
Rarc ha seems a. have the
mazt Fascination f0I me. and ]
saa. neter ser o. perhaps. ex-
ee treueA the eyes 81 an
ufaer Nrs SHORTS. m rhis par
utular u NIlI b. delightful
m anl Ne alsE fhem the best
l Davis Grler had lovely
luncheon las Saturday honor
ue A short Wlu AIRS Harry
4 Guer Mfs Milton Du. Mrs
Harfg BrakeIey airs John Z
grmu Nr- Edward Is Kelley
ale Mfs Herman johnson pres
eHr ~ emphasize tae --bon voy-
aee
Saturday evening Dir and
Mrr Edsar Isaacs d.. and AR
anG Ants Albert Bevu enter
tanned group Of their friends
~ lhe Isaaes home on South
Maluuf street an a sort Of open
house thar informal kind 0f
entertaining (which is so en-
joyable There were twenty or
more present This Saturday
Mr and Mrs. Theodore Town
send are being hosts 90 feW
friends at their home They ex-
peet 90 entertain again later on.
There is q fine group of young
adults in town. and with their
varied interests amy gathering
becomes a good time
WORD comes OF the arrival 0f
fhe second son 10 Mr. and Mrs.
J Wade Carroll 0f Aberdeen.
nd AIRS Carroll was the for
mer Mlss Mary Beth Grier.
Whom 50 many know here The
neN son viii BE- called William
Guer Carroll The FIRST arrival
is Jay
ST. Patricks Day came near
enongh % uae party given BY
Ereyn Short and Alleen Wik-
ins ou Saturday that wherever
could be used. green and
Hsllle dominated It was
beautiful affair from the begin
ming WheH the guests arrived
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs Edward Passwaters
of Greenwood announce the enpnpe.
ment OF their daughter, Clara Ann.
70 Bill Bowman. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Irwin Bowman of Milford
no date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Bake And Food Sale

The sixth grade is having a bake
and food sale az the old ElOmen-
lary school Building IN Milford ON
saturday. April !, at 10 a. m. The
money Is for the benefit of their
trip TO Washington.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Cantata At First
Presbyterian Church

The choir Of the First Prasbyter-
Ian Church win present "Olivet 10
Calvary by Maunder Oh Good Fri-
day evening April z. ST 2 80 O'Clock
in fhe sanctuary OF the church
More details of the cantata viii be-
published in later edition of this
paper.