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Evening star., 1950-11-20

his performance Of Medtner's
work which was artistic and
masterful In every respect. The
audience was enthusiastic.
Evening star., 1950-11-20

Women's tendency to wear no
hats is hurting Frances artificial
flower trade.
Evening star., 1950-11-20
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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08
Macon Georgia
A ROSH HASH0NAH MESSAGE
BY RABBI CHARLES M. RUBEL
Congregation Sherah Israel. Macon. Ga.

pecially in this critical period Of
the history Of mankind, do we all
join in the traditional prayer of
the New Year-May the Day soon
come when-''Veyeosu Chulom
Aguda Echos Lasos Retzoncho
Belevov Sholem'-W hen "all
mankind will form one band to
do Thy will with a perfect heart"
We pray, that the nations may
realize, that the only true road to
peace, is bond of diverse ma
tons and cultures, living in
peaceful unity, in the feeling of
"Yelech Ish beshem Elohov," let
each man walk in the name of his
own God. Let each group live
and develop with his own culture
and way of life, yet understanding,
that the other man is also entitled
to the same privilege and free
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08

It is indeed a pleasure to greet
the readers of the Southern Jew
ish Weekly on the occasion Of the
Jewish New Year SILL. May God
grant to Israel and all mankind,
a Shenas Brocho Vesholom. Es-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-09-08
"Center of the Peach Bel"

dom to live u n der the system
which he prefers.
Russia must realize that the
democratic countries do not insist
on forcing capitalism, or our way
of life, on her people. BY the
same token we expect that Rus
STA should not build up fifth col
umns in other countries, and
undermine their way of life, in
order to make Communism DOM
inant everywhere. It is regretts-
BILE, if not extremely dangerous,
in this Atomic Age, that so far
Russia has shown no signs Of
being willing to bide by the
principle of Live and Let Live"
AS good Jews we must continue
to pray for the peace of the world,
on this Rosh Hashonah even
harder than we have ever prayed
since 1945.
Looking back upon the history
of the Jewish people for the past
1000 years, we feel that the most
hardened skeptic must now agree
that prayer as such, is not Bat
lonos.' Many people have scoffed
at the Jew during the ages, say
ing that he spends too much time
in prayer, and too little in practi-
cal action for his needs and de-
sires. But history has proven
Jewish prayer to be one of the
most effective instruments de-
vised by any nation for the ac-
complishment of practical ends.
Had we not prayed for 'Shivas
Zion,' a return to Zion during the
past 1900 years, and recited the
''Vesecheseno" three times a day,
we would not have a Jewish
State today, fully recognized as
a member of the family of ma
tons, and sitting proudly at the
side of such powerful members as
the United States and Great Brit
ain. Had we not prayed as hard
as we did for Shivas Zion, who
knows but that our boys would
not have been able to bring
Great Britain to her knees in
Palestine, and to defeat seven
powerful Arab Nations single
handed. So we see that prayer in
the long run is not such "Batlo-
nos" after all.
We can now apply the same
logic to the great human desire
for Universal peace. We may also
call upon our Gentle neighbors
on this Rosh Hashonah to join us
in our prayers for the peace of
the world. On Rosh Hashonah,
our Rabbits tell us, the world was
created-Hayom Maras Olom-|
This day the world was created.
Our unified prayers must and
will bring the leaders of the ma
tons to the realization that man.
kind as a whole, once and for all,
refuses to die anew every decade
in newly organized wars, to sac
rifice the finest flower of our
youth, for the ambitions of few
mad rulers, whether they be in
Berlin, or in the Kremlin in Mos
cow.
Tiche Shono Ukloloseho, Tochel
Shono ENTHUSIASTICALLY the old
year and it's curses end; May the
New Year begin, and bring bles-
sings of peace and happiness to
all mankind. Amen.
Evening star., 1950-11-11
Rev. Lee Holloway
Was Ordained Today
Into fhe Ministry

The Rev. Lee Holloway. pastor
of the Evangelical Seventh Day
Baptist Church, was ordained to
the gospel ministry today at
Evening star., 1950-11-11
Special Announcements for District Churches

Cleveland Park Congregational
spending for Happiness" will
be the subject at II am. tomor-
row of DR.. Alfred Hurst.
River Terrace-Dr. r. M. Charles
continued his series of talks on
''Peter Declares His Love-" The
Women's Auxiliary bazaar and
dinner will be held Wednesday.
Howard University-Dr. How
ard Thurman, minister. the Fell
lowship Church of All Peoples,
San Francisco, Calf, will be the
guest speaker at Andrew Rankin
Memorial Chapel Sunday at II
am.
West Washington Baptist-Rev.
Charles B. Austin will speak at
IL am. on 1--WE Should Be Ready" +"
At 8 pm, guest speaker, DR..
William j. Crowder, director of
the Department Of Missions, D.
c. On Wednesday at 8 pm, is a
lecture, "The Trail of Blood" by
z. c. Hodges.
John Wesley A. M. E. Z.-Dr. S.
G. Spottswood will preach at II
am. the fourth of a series of SER
mons, "Life's Finest Hour" The
subject is Without Bitterness.
At 8 pm, sermon and pew rally.
The Rev. Margaret Gray Allen of
Baltimore will be the speaker.
Brookland Baptist-The Train
ing Union has added a new adult
group for those with musical tai
ent. The Rev. Mr.. Hurlburt will
speak on "a Man and His Morals"
in the morning and at 8 pm. on
Can You Stand Success?"
North Carolina Avenue Meth
odist-Dr. j. Raymond Schmidt.
general superintendent of the Ma
tional Civic League. will preach
Sunday morning on "Is It Nothing
to You?"
Miles Memorial C. nj. E.-The
Rev. L. @. Brown. presiding elder
of the Washington Diocese, will
be the guest speaker at II am.
First Congregational -" Second
Chance" a moving picture with a
dramatic story, will be shown Sun
day at 8 pm. This is the second
in the Hour of Understanding"
series. At IL am. the Rev. Carl
Heath Kopf will preach on "The
High Cost of Living"
Church of the Epiphany-The
Rev. Leland Stark will use as his
theme at II am. and 8 pm. to-
morrow. ''The Significance of the
Symbolism in the New Interior Of
the Church.
Lincoln Congregational - DR..
Robert w. Brooks will speak to-
morrow morning on Spiritual
Growth Needed" What is spiritual
growth? How Is it acquired?
How does 1t make a difference?
Evening star., 1950-11-11

These are some Of the question!
that will be answered in the ser.
mon. Holy communion will bt
observed. In the Mems Brother.
hood. at 10;15 am, Claude G
Young will discuss Religion.
Last Chance"
Westmoreland CONGREGATIONAL
In preparation for Loyalty Sun
day, the Rev. Philip Gordon
Scott will preach tomorrow morn
ing on ITO Your Account. Mem
bers of the canvass teams will
meet following the service ane
have luncheon before starting tt
make their calls.
Chevy Chase Baptist-"One Sc
Icret Of Life will be the subject o1
DR.. Edward o. Clark, pastor, at
II am. tomorrow.
Gunton Temple MemoriaI-Dr
Bernard Braskamp. chaplain OF
the House of Representatives, will
speak tomorrow at IL am. on
Praying In Troubled Times"
st. Stephens and Incarnation
Mrs. Sophia DenSford will lead
the Prayer Circle at 8 pm. Mon
day and Mrs. Lucy Woolford at
10:30 am. Tuesday. The Rev.
Stuart Cast will officiate at holy
communion Thursday at 10 am.
Daughters of the King-Quiet
day at st. Adams Church Thurs
day. beginning with holy COM
munion at 10 am. followed by a
mediation conducted by the Rev.
Felix Kloman. All church women
are invited.
Evangelical u. B.-The Rev,
Mark Shedron. chaplain of the
National Training School for Boys
will be the speaker tomorrow
morning and evening. His morn
ing subject will be. THE Pilgrim S
Burden" and at s pm, Religious
Aspects of Marriage"
Peoples Congregational-On
Sunday morning the Rev. A. F.
Elmes will speak on '"The Great
Evening star., 1950-11-11

dick Of Salemville. Pa.
Grover S. Brissey. principal OF
the Highland Elementary School
Highland, Md. was ordained q
deacon and Mrs. Lee Holloway
teacher at the j. Enos Ray School
Takoma Park, Md, was ordained
as deaconess.
Mr.. Holloway is a native Of St
Louis, Mo. He Is graduate o1
Washington Missionary College
Takoma Park. Md. He has done
extensive graduate work at both
George Washington and Ameri-
can Universities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holloway live al
16 Allegheny avenue. Takoma
Park, Md.
Evening star., 1950-11-11
Dr.. (. /. EIson Continues
His Series Of Sermons

Continuing a series Of sermons
concerning 1.-THE Essentials OF
Discipleship." DR.. Edward L. r.
Elson, pastor of the National
Presbyterian Church, has as his
subject tomorrow at 9 and II am.
when Jesus Called a Business
Man"
A series of addresses to the con-
gregation on the laymen's respon-
sibility will be continued with
Charles Delmar speaking. the first
address having been given by
John D. Hess, jr.
Evening star., 1950-11-11
ALBRIGHT Memorial Church

The Rev. George e. Schnabel
has been engaging this week in a
preaching mission as a continue
ton OF the city-wide preaching
mission In which the church par
ticipated. It will close Sunday
with a great youth service at
II pm.
The subject Of Mr.. Schnabel at
II am. vii be "Fire Upon the
| Earth sS
Evening star., 1950-11-11
Ninth Street Christian
Stewardship Crusade

The Rev. L. o. Leet of Dallas
Tex. national stewardship evan.
gelist for Disciples of Christ, Il
leading stewardship p-evangelisn
crusade in the Ninth Street
Church.
Services will be held Sunday
and each evening during the week
closing the crusade on November
10 at 8 pm.
Assisting Mr.. Leet are, the Rev.
Faust A. Matthews, minister of
the First Christian Church In
Butler, Mo.
Evening star., 1950-11-11

1880 am.
DR.. A. j. G.
Bond, dean of
t h e Alfre d
S c h o o ] of
Theology. AL
fire d, N. Y,
preached t h e
sermon. Assist
In 6 W ere the
r e v. Lu t h e r
Critchlow of
this city. the
Rev. Lester Os-
born Of Shilow,
N. j., and the
H. n.N1 Dur
Evening star., 1950-11-11
Dr.. Shirley Continues
Series Of Sermons

DR.. Albert p. Shirley. minister
Of Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church. tomorrow night will con-
tinue his series. speaking or
Mountains of Inspiration" the
story Of a week end spent in the
Alps of Switzerland.
At 9 and 11:15 am, DR.. Shirley
will preach on Make Way fol
God"
DR.. Shirley will speak Wednes.
day night on 1.-THE Crowded Life.
Evening star., 1950-11-11
Atonement Lutheran Church

The Narrow Gate" will be the
theme Of the Rev. Paul L. ReaSer.
pastor of the Atonefnent Lutheran
Church, at 8 and II am. Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid Society will
hold a bazaar on Saturday. begin
ming at 2 pm. including a sauer-
kraut supper from to pm.
Evening star., 1950-11-11

Commission" This is the first OF
a series Of messages in observance
of the period of emphasis on "Our
Christian World Mission" A
showing Of the sound film, Sec
ond Chance" on December 10 at
the vesper hour will mark the
close of the period.
Third Baptist-Dr. George O.
Bullock will preach on. 1.-THE
Worlds Conqueror" at II am.
and at $3.50 pm. on "A Sure
Foundation"
Evening star., 1950-11-11
Baptist Radio Hour

The National Baptist Radio
Hour will be heard at 1880 am,
Sunday on Stations WWDC and
WSID and at 1880 am. over
WANN. The Rev. Robert F. Nc
Farlane. Baptist minister, will
preach on "One Thing God Will
Not Forgive"
Evening star., 1950-11-11
japanese Pastor Guest
AT Free Methodist

The Rev. Mitsu Kawabe OF
Osaka. Japan, will be the guest
speaker at II am. tomorrow at
the Free Methodist Church. His
subject will be Men for the Mas
ter's Mission"
The service is in connection
with the observance of the lay
mems missionary movement in its
Men and Missions Sunday"
Evening star., 1950-11-11
Plan Buzuur and Dinner

A bazaar and turkey dinner Of
the Woman's Society Of Christian
Service of the Eldbrooke Method
list Church will be held Thursday.
in the social hall. 4100 River
road NV. Dinner will be served
from 5 until 1880 pm.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
OCEAN VIEW

MC and Mrs, Fcrd Graef ana
dNOShtcr Linda entertained at dim
ner, IN honor OF MIR GraeTs hnth-
day, on Tuesday. March 9Th. The
SOCStS werV; MIR. 0nd Mrs. Thomas
Hickman. llS Mr. auJ Mrs. Willis
Mitchell and d0uShter Connie: and
Mr, ami Mrs David Murray.
NNM Steele has returned home
from a weeks stay in Beebe Hos
pltNL having sustained a broken
ankle, while riding his pony.
Mir, and AIRS. Floyd McGee save
a party ON Saturday afternoon at
their homo in honor of their dau-
ghter NV0Nno'S Sth birthday. There
were fifteen guests present. She
received nice glttS. Games we're
played and good time was enjoy
cd ny all Refreshments Of Ice
cream, with the usual birthday cake
VAS served by the hostess.
Mn ana AIRS. James Joseph of
Nassau accompanied Rev. and Mrs.
Charles T. louhotl here at Bethel
Methodist Church ON Sunday even
mg Rev, Louhort delivered a good
sermon trcm text found in Hebrews
l. Chapter and Srd verses. A
dUett ut Pays to Serve Jesus" was
rendered hv the sisters. Mrs Elsie
Evans and Marian Cannon. which
everyone enjoyed.
Miss Janet Wharton was the over
nlght guest OF her cousin Kenneth
Hudson Nt the home OF her aunt.
Mrs, Kendall Hudson, Friday.
MIR, and Mrs Edgar Hooker are
sick at their home with severe
colds.
Mrs, Thomas f. Hickman. ST. is
spending this week with her daugh-
ter Mrs, Raymond Richards i'm West
Philadelphia. She expects to re-
ceive a Check-up at the jefferson
Hospital in Philadelphia while
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
TRINITY

Earl White. Lee Carey and Clm-
ton Hastings were supper guests
of the Southern States Cooperative
al the Jones Memorial Hall in
GEORGETOWN ON Wednesday even
ing, March Is.
Miss Grace r. Hastings attended
the Kent County Education ASSo-
citation meeting IN Dover on Thurs
day of last week
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Messick Of
Cannon and MIR, and Mrs Edwin
Wiley of Bridgeville spent sun
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs,
Hugh Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swain Of
Melta, Va and Mr., and Mrs. War
rem liearn and son of Concord Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson and
family on sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Blizzard Of
Vienna. Md. and mother, Mrs. Sal
he B. Brown, of Bear. called on
Mr. and Mrs. A. 4, White and fam
lily ON sunday
Mrs Ella Warrington visited rel
atlyes az Seaford, Laurel and Pow
ellvllle ON Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Othyl Wyatt and
children entertained relatives from
Milford and Houston Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs Samuel WARRINGTON
and children spent Sunday after
noon with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
Dean Seeley, near Adams Cross
Roads.
Mrs. Sallie Walston, carl Walls
ton and son Henry visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Adams and mother near
Greenwood on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. White. Miss
Charlotte White and their house
guest Mrs. Osie Fisher of virginia
Beach. Va, We're supper guests of
Mr., and Mrs Paul White at Laurel
ON Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Franz and
son Of Williamsburg. Md. spent
Sunday evening iwth the WalStons.
Don't forget the covered dish
supper at the Dublin hin Commun-
ity Hall on Wednesday evening,
March %, at 6:30. Bring covered
dish. Adults. soc; children, 25c An
auction sale will follow the supper.
then free lingo. Proceeds for ox-
penses such as insurance. lights.
heat, etc, of community hall. BE
sure 10 reserve this date.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wagner of Cam
den and Messrs. Jim Legar of Ches-
void and Harry Banning of Green
wood visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Wheatey on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

there,
Mrs. Mary Cropper Of Ocean
city, Md, has been visiting her dau-
ghter and sOn-in-law. Mr.. and Nls.
George G Keen.
At the Sunday school held in Be
thel Methodist Church there was
better attendance; l32 present
Some were detained on account Of
illness; others had guests
The Sermon was delivered by
Rev. DouZel e. Wildey at IN a. M. lt
vas impressive His subject was.
a talent ana Task" and the cha
lacter from the Bible was Andrew,
the Apostle, who brought his broth
en- Peter 20 Jesus Rev Wildey re-
lated how Andrew was intensely
interested in Jesus He introduced
the boy who had the loves and the
fishes, 10 Jesus, as well as other
mentioned in the Scripture His
triendliness is noted Andrew uses
his talent and completes the task.
\ Solo Ave Maria" was sung by
Gladys Hin, which was impressive
Mrs, Dorothy Murray rendered the
OrSau Music.
Remember the services each sun
day, April 2nd. Rev Wildey will
hold Baptismal service for adult.
children and infants. Those desir-
ing the same please contact the mi
mister
\ membership class will bee br0u-
gth into the membership Of Bethel
Church on April 2nd.
MIR, and Mrs Ebe Davidson visit
ed Mr. and Mrs Tasker Davidson
in Frankford ON Sunday afternoon.
II was the 2Sth wedding annivers-
ary of Mr. and Mrs. Ebe II David
son, which took place in Bethel Me-
thOdist Church. Every pew being
nlled, ON that occasion. On this
Sunday night, March 10. 1850. Mrs.
Davidson was presented with a bea-
utiful Cake and Sandwich Contain
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
FISHERS DISTRICT

We are very glad toj report Au-
gOStOS LUNdCll much improved at
ter hcing confined To his home lov
several days with the tlW, Mr., and
Mrs, LUndell appreciate and thank
their many friends So much, wNu
remembered him with cards. Tic
was remembered with a card from
the ToddS Epworth NJ, y. r. and a
very cheerful letter from Rev. and
Mrs, Alden Hopkins, His many
friends are glad To see him out
0ENM,
The ToddS Homo Demonstration
Club appreciates and thanks every.
one who helped make such a BOOST
ing success at their bake held in
Se0tord on Friday morNmg for the
benefit of the new community
building.
Miss M0rlenC Hawk is a patient
in the Milford Memorial Hospital,
rCc0vorlng from an operation for
appendicitis, Marlenc is missed in
the church and at school and an
wish he ra very speedy recovery,
Mrs, Georgc Moore. who has been
i'll since january is a patient in the
Kent General Hospital in Dover,
whore she underwent a serious op-
GRAFTON and is quite IN at this
writing, We hope to see her out
and back to good health 0Eain real
soon,
Mr.. and Mrs, Lester Zott are
recCiving CONGRATULATIONS upon the
birth OF Il baby boy.
Mrs, Earl Hawk, Mrs, Louis His
mutt and Harvey Rhodes are victims
of grippe 0t this writmg.
Mrs, Thomas Smith entertained
the ladies of the ToddS w. =. c. :,
at covered dish luncheon and a
quilting party at her home ON Tues
day afternoon.
Sunday school Sunday morning
at 10 O'Clock, Worship service at
II n, m,
There will be an Easter program
ON Sunday mornmg, April .. A
cordial welcome to all to como
out and enjoy the work Of the
yoUng folks at ToddS,
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

er from her Forget me not Sister
Of the Loyal Workers. SUNDAY sch
ool class which is very much appre-
ciated
Visitors from a distance who al
tended Bethel Methodist Church 81
sunday morning were. Mrs. Eva
Wood. Of Ridley Park. Pa. a guest
OF Mr. and Mrs Tannaseolio. Nr
and Mrs. Herbert a. Livingston and
Mr. and Mrs. Lee BOYLE were auesfs
of Mr. and Mrs Amos MeCabe
Mrs Frank Holloway and sister
Mrs. Essie Murray 81 Selhvvilla
attended services In the Ocean
View Presbyterian Church "a snn-
day afternoon.
Captain Edward Hickman 81 New
York visited his brother. William
e. Hickman, last week.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
LINCOLN
IlneaiH nethadia Chureh
hei. M. 81. hrstilr. sr- Minister

llneain Methedlm Church
Aet. g. M. hfieiir. er- Minister
hurch school Doug
@ Morgan superintendent
GE
EfefluE NorshIN
he heFelIe announced ther,
- Meek 81 eraneelsue
meetings beginning April 2
faraueaasHr Hlfh special speak
ers e. D. announced later
eilnfendeuf Douglas MORGAN
announced dates fo keep m mind
Ef program April s. u charge
M EFa Donovan class. M0.
fAe laE May l8 AIRS Ethel War.
class fafher Dag June lh
fasau class ChHdreu's Dat
same ll AIRS Sherwood s class
re Grace al Cooper announces
fle marriage al hel daughter J0.
amaze a. hoberI q Thomas 81 Lelp-
Ihe ceremony Nas performed
he1 heEeIle 81 Lincoln Melho-
1ls Church Saturday March I8
m The couple Was attend
el 81 4fs Ciemau MIluades 0f Ml-
lor1 anc itog Jones ol Lelpsic F0l-
LOWING the ceremony small re-
eep1ou Was held The bride is em-
plagec AZ the International L.atea
Corporation lE Dover The groom
IS assaciateC Nlth Ihe Twin willow
AeoH 6ien ompauy. Smyrna after
SNORT Nedcine rip The couple viii
reside Ca Leipsic
Ihe quarterly meeting for lin
calu charge MlN D. held ia tie
e-auehfef Aeck Church ou SUNDAY
afternoon April q Dr Thomas
Aullleau Will deliver the sermon
PAS O'Clock after which the
quarterly meeting viii IT, held
rs Molle Marker and Miss
Llhel beardsley called on Miss
4arE Lacey az her home in Shaw
nee oI Saturday afternoon
Walter AlllllEaU. Wh0 is emnloved
u Baltimore was home iII the frsf
ot fhis week
John filzgeralG and brother Rob
lef on Tuesday for Mav0r.
Minnesota. where John viii enter
fhe Aayo Clinic for observation and
treatment
hober z Elhuasworth visited
friends and relatives in Elendale
on Sunday
oar and airs W II Davidson of
Philadelphia spent TIE weekend
with Nr and Mrs H AZ Burns mr.
anc Nrs Davidson Will leave Phil
adelphia "a Tuesday March - for
California where they viii visit
friends lu San Francisco. Sacra-
menlo Pasadena Los Angeles and
other points 81 interest They viii
be gone uHul the FIRST of Nav
Ars Ellen Curtin Collins IS us-
llne friends lu Philadelphia
Fs Lizzie Swain 0f Milford
spent last week witch Mrs. salho
0IeuoanIe
Roy Banning 0f Florence S
and DIS father Mark Banning 81
Greenwood Were towu callers on
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

Wednesday Of last week Mr.. Ban
hine. sfs celebrated his 94th birth
day on Thursday
Mrs Josephine Hammond Of Mil
ford ls spending some time win
her daughter Mrs. r. II. Jones and
Mr Jones'
Il q. Clendauiel made business
trip % Philadelphia m Monday.
Rev and Mrs. Ous T.. jefferson
and sons Otis. Jr aud Kline of Sea-
ford. Mr and Ms Elmer Benuett
and dauehter Dorothy Mae. Mrs.
Mae Uckersou Mr and Mrs. Don
aid Donovan and little daughter.
Donna Mae. ol Milford. were guests
Of Mrs Josephine Bennett and
Frank Bennett on Sunday
a surprise birthday dinner was
given Mrs Clifford Donovan al her
home on sunday The guests were
DIT and Mrs w. D. Donovan. Mr.
and Mrs Donald Morgan. Mr.. and
Mrs Ernest Filzeerald and daugh-
Ter Berla Mae
Mrs Sara C. Thomas and daueh-
ters Dolores and Ruth of Chester.
Pa were town visitors ON sun
day
Mf and Mrs Ouis Carpenter were
The guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Clarke and family IN Wilmington
Manor on Sunday
Ar and Mrs. John LeCompte and
Mrs Elton Lynch attended the flu
neral ot Earle Wiley in Dover on
Monday
Mrs u d. Clendaniel and Mrs.
Henry Wilkins. Jr.. and children.
Carrie Sue and Hank spent Monday
n Edsemoor Gardens with Mrs
Edgar Clendaniel and children.
Tie ~ s. G. S. Will meet in the
community han on Tuesday even
ing March 2S Mrs. John Donovan.
Mrs Edward Fitzgerald and Mrs
Edward Hearn. co-hostesses. So
cial committee Mrs Jennie Mes
sick and Mrs William Warrington.
devotional leader. Mrs Matte
Greenly.
Mrs Joseph Unsinn spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs Courtland
Plnder and family in Wilmington.
She was joined by Mr. Unsinn ON
saturday They spent several davs
ln Washington. d. e.
Mr and Mrs John Fitzgerald and
son Gene and Mr. and Mrs. Huey
fitzgerald and son Gene and Mr.
and Mrs Huey Fitzgerald and son
Tommy returned home on Satur-
day from a two weeks trip to Flor
ida
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

Ars. Katie Tmnen ~ an.
tanned the Presbyterian ur-
cie ah wednesday alreEnaan 81
WeeE
The VI C f. g mar aa us ha
at MRS. Jennie Parsons an
afternoon.
Alss HesgT Ann Rogers whn has
been m the Mtfer8 flem -
pital lof several DAYS raee
aoH al home wiah har naranr
and Mrs laVd naaars
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Loeauaoave m

Bach active PASSENGER l-~r~.
tive Ia the first l0 mantae - faea
travelled an average oa ner -
miles per day the af - -a..
ord.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

The q S. Bureau Of Mines has
been studying the effect of washing
coal since 1910