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Evening star., 1950-05-30
Hollywood Diary
John Lund Gets Coll Ne Mister Role
-By SheiIoh Grohom.

That's always good news.
Gloria Swanson will do her Be
Sieged Heart" picture in this
country and not in Turkey. Gloria
prefers the Hollywood climate.
When Van johnson met Prin-
cess Margaret Rose-"at Shar-
mans Douglas) in London. she
asked me-" Van says. who had
enjoyed working with most. I
gave her my stock answer-Mar-
garet O'Brien. You can never get
in trouble that way" Van tells
me that the princess is much
prettier than her photographs.
Her skin is so beautiful. and those
blue eyes!"
Lou Costello leaves for New
York to check up on eight Of his
horses running on Eastern tracks.
Louis movie with Bud Abbott, "A.
and c. in the Foreign Legion,
is right on schedule-the first
time in A. and c. history.
Marylin Maxwell stars as "Kiki"
at the Laguna Playhouse the end
OF June. There will be a big trek
OF movie stars to the straw-hats
this summer, spearheaded by the
Actors Company in La Jolla.
Twenty f1ve-year- Corrinne
Calvet will have a tough time
looking like the mother of 49,
year-old John Barrymore, jr., in
Quebec" She will gray the sides
OF her hair. but I expect to be
unconvinced.
I asked Jane Powell's mother
"Is it true that jamie is expecting
q baby?" jamie isn't sure yet"
she replied. Well. everybody else
seems to be. Meanwhile Metro is
going ahead with plans to star
Jane in welcome to Paris" with
Vic Damone.
X X 4
Jimmy Stewards loony sani-
tarium in Harvey" is what is
usually used as the writer's build
ing on the U-1 lot. They moved
the writer's out first. of course.
Geraldine Brooks is doing the
town with Playwright Arthur
Laurentz.
Wanda Hendrix tells me, "I've
gained six pounds. I don't stop
until I've added another 10."I
How much do you weigh now?"
I want to know. "Ninety-flve,
says the star, proudly.
Evening star., 1950-05-30

You never realize how time
Evening star., 1950-05-30

A memo from Paramount's Ru
Evening star., 1950-05-30
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD.
Ingrid Berman's honeymoon
with Roberto Rossellini will in
clude a trip to Hollywood to see
her daughter. Pia. My guess is
Roberto will come along, too. II
will be a great reunion for Ingrid
and Pia. They have been apart
for more than a year.
John Lund reports to goth
Century-Fox next month for a
big part with Betty Cradle and
Dan Daley in Call Me Mister. "
John, at Paramount, tells me that
his current movie, "A Relative
Stranger" will probably get a
change of title-one suggestion is
The Mating Season"
Deanna Durbin takes the cake
for being able to keep a secret
for five whole years. It was way
back in 1945 that Charles David,
the man she has announced she
will marry, directed her In Lady
on a Train," at Universal. Dean
ma. who likes to share her work
with her husbands-both Vaughn
Paul and Felix jackson toiled on
her movies-sells herself as a
movie package with David In
Europe.
Paul Douglas has good news
for his bride, Jan Sterling. They
will be parted for only two or
three weeks, while he goes to
New York for his "14 Hours
starrer. The original plan was to
shoot the entire picture in New
York. All reference to the hotel
where the suicide stood on a
ledge for IA hours before jumping
will be eliminated. The hotel is
mythical. So is the jumper
played by Richard Basehart.
X n II
Alfred Hitchcock wants Robert
Cummings for his Stranger on
the Train" movie. I understand
that Roberts latest lawsuit pos
sibility will be settled peacefully
Evening star., 1950-05-30
] News and Reviews
Drama News and Reviews
How Much Ny|on Is Needed
To Roof q Summer Theuter
By Jay Cormody

tall young man named Tom Mcneil has left the
ment with the theaters question:
How much nylon yards does 1t
take 400 persons?
Mcneil who representative Colngwood
Potomac theater did
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-06-01
Ma~|
DeAosdI

June-bustin' out all over-with
brides and roses and graduates
packing away their diplomas and
starting out hopefully to hunt jobs
in this wacky old world newly
weds, past or future, out house
hunting-the birds are lucky, for
they can build their own nests
farmers finishing planting and
| housewives busy with tag ends of
spring cleaning !. high school
seniors touring Washington and
sending back picture postcards to
home folks :. Bluffton making his
tory this week with the Presbyterian
church celebrating its 101st ami
! versary Sunday j.. and the College
its 50th in connection with weekend
graduating affairs . Swiss day
Friday starting things on the cam
pus with yodeling, Swiss cheese n
everything in a picturesque celebra-
tion and May Day Saturday
will find a bevy of former queens
here for the crowning, Cathryn Ann
Diller, last years Pandora high
school queen is to be married next
month and Maple Grove ceme-
terry all slicked up for Memorial
day visitors with flags flying from
graves of men who battled for de-
mocracy at Saratoga Gettys-
burg San Juan hill /. Bel
leau Wood :. Tarawa g. and the
myriad of other spots enshrined by
memory of those who there gave
their last full measure of devotion
those wraiths of soldiery
marching unseen with the Memorial
day procession-ra continentals
of Valley Forge-the boys who ans
wered Lincoln's call in 81
those of '98 when Remember the
Maine" was rallying cry and Dew
ey became overnight nations idol
:. and the boys of first World
war who marched to the cadence of
"Oyer There" and later World
conflict when Pearl Harbor was
grimly significant.
More spring beauty in Bluffton-
those Towering crab trees-three es-
pecially beautiful this spring-at
College and Lawn avenues-two at
Rev. Oppermann's and one on the
other corner at Sidney Stettler's.
Times change-not SO many years
ago we heard of two chickens in
every pot-well nowadays there are
at least two eggs in every nest-if
not more. The veritable flood of
eggs has got dealers on the anxious
seat as they eye storage space con-
stantly getting smaller-maybe it's
the invigorating spring weather that
has set hens on an egg-laying spree
anyway they suggest you eat an
extra egg for breakfast
When Winifred Peggy" Joyce
Bauman was graduated at high
school commencement exercises last
Thursday night she completed a per-
feet attendance record for her IL
years in school, never having missed
day. She attended Bluffton schools
since the seventh grade. Her par
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. Laurel Bau-
man.
There was a long distance tele-
phone call from Bluffton to DeLand,
Florida, last Friday night when the
Bluffton high school class of 1910
held their 40th reunion at the home
of Mrs. Edwin Niswander north of
town following the alumni dinner.
Mrs. Eunah Temple Holden, a
member of the class living in Flor
ida, unable to attend, sent greetings
via long distance phone. Of ten
members of the class, seven at the
reunion were Mrs. Harry Hostetler,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-06-01

Col. Grove; Mrs. Wade King, Mt
Cory, Miss Grace Erect, Col. Grove
Mrs. Niswailder; Harold Woods
Detroit; Armin Hauenstein and c
A. Biery. Absent We're Mrs. Inc;
Doty Ringle and Mrs. Jennie Powell
Pease of Detroit and Mrs. Holden
They did their work well-thoss
early Bluffton bricklayers and thu
American House on North MAR
street stands as a memorial to their
craftsmanship.
Built more than century ago, the
construction is still basically sounc
and the structure which was Bluff.
tons first hotel, built more than 6
century ago will remain standing
although it is to be remodeled as q
garage and automobile salesroom.
A frame addition at the north end
will be torn down by E. S. Miller
local automobile dealer, who recently
purchased the place. Too bad the
identity of the builder has been for
gotten-what better monument could
one leave than a piece of finished
workmanship serving daily a useful
purpose for a hundred years after
his departure.
Bluffton college this week mark
ing so years since its founding-the
institution-and the world, too, have
come a long way since that Novem-
Der day back in 1900 when it open
ed its doors with faith and hope as
its principal resources together with
the indomitable courage of its first
president who foresaw great things
in the future.
Those were days when we hailed
the Goth century when, like in Kan
sas City things had gone about as
fur as they could CO."
But in those days households had
no running water-it was carried
from the we'll and heated in the big
reservoir" on the kitchen stove.
the new Getty waterworks" furnish
ed direct current every night from
dusk until midnight for swanky folks
who had electric lights-there was
no day current because no one need.
ed lights in the daytime and there
wasn't an electric motor in towr
nobody needed current after
midnight because folks went to bee
at reasonable hours instead of stay.
ing up all night for radio and tele.
vision programs which didn't exist
and there were no automobiles
or filing stations-or tractors
crude oil was refined to get kerosene
gasoline, a useless by-product wa'
dumped into the creek there
was no electric refrigeration :. o
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1950-06-01

cokes or vac sweepers OF
alrplanes only a sprinkling OF
telephones going to Lima, you
took the L. E. & VS. one train
daily -. everyone went to the post
office for the mail =. no hard SUR
raced roads men got shaved
once a week-usually Saturday
Ruhfs bakery sold hearth bread for
o-cents loaf-or six for quarter
but most bread was baked at
nome :. ice cream sodas were a
nickel -. no picture shows-and
no one ever heard of double features
or national network hookups
no milk deliveries-you bought milk
from the neighbor who had a cow,
paid for a pint and got your quart
pail filled 10 cents bought
enough steak for the family dinner
and the butcher threw in a chunk
OF liver women wore high
choker collars and did up their hair
in beribboned psyche knots
and everyone felt sorry for the gal
whose shoes were out at the toes
and there were no shorts-or
slacks--or scanty bathing suits-or
nylon hose or beauty parlors-or
assembly lines-or adding machines
Or pre-fab houses-or hybrid corn
dealers did a big business in har-
ness and buggy whips s. the men
did all the voting and ran things
pretty much to suit themselves
woman's place was in the home and
she stayed there yessir them
were the good old days when
things had gone about as fur as
they could CO."
Evening star., 1950-01-22
Bethesdo-Lower Montgomery County
ATTEND Clubs House Porty;
Farewell Fete Is Planned
By Lillian Arthur

Mr.. an Mrs. George Edward
Muth and Mrs. C. Raymond Wire
went over in the mountains near
Harpers Ferry yesterday to be
guests at a house party at the Blue
Ridge Rod and Hunt Club over the
week end. With them on their
trip are Mr.. and Mrs. Paul B.
Richardson, who came down from
Utica, N. Y, Thursday to spend
several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Muth.
DR.. and Mrs. John H. Gilligan
of Arlington and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Eccles and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. C. Weldon of Washington are
also attending the house party.
Some 25 or 80 guests will gather
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Val
Sherman this evening to say good
bye to their daughter, Mrs. Brooks
Setter, jr., who is leaving within
GllC llCAC udS vi CWO lOl bOSGOIl
where 1t. Setter has been sent
for further duty.
Mrs. Setter and her young son
have been staying with Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman for the past few
months while 1t. Setter has been
on sea duty.
Tomorrow evening there will be
another party in Kenwood when
Mr.. and Mrs. CORTLAND Ferguson
will have IL guests at their home
at a dessert and coffee party. Later
in the evening they will take their
guests to the opening of the Zee
capades of 1850 at Uline Arena.
Earlier in the week Mr.. and Mrs.
David Andrews gave supper
party for II guests and after the
supper was over. Mr.. Andrews
showed his collection of colored
movies that he made while in
Korea last fall on duty with the
ECA.
At the party were Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard E. Hassler, Maj. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1950-01-22

Gerritt w. Wesselink, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund G. Whitehead. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur G.. Stevens, ir..
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edward
Muth, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn F.
Murphy, DR.. and Mrs. William L.
Knott and Mrs. Dewitt Slay. Mrs.
Andrews mother, Mrs. C. M.
Henry of Redfield, S. Oak, who
is spending the winter at the
Andrews home, was also a guest at
the supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Haug have
gone to Biscayne Bay to spend the
remainder of the winter and Mrs.
Robert Hagner and her daugh-
ter, Mary Ann Rogers, will leave
for Miami next week end to stay
through the month of February.
DR.. and Mrs. Gilbert H. Gros-
venor have also gone to Florida.
They left Tuesday by plane and
they will be at their home in Coco
nut Grove until the end of Feb
ruary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ryder and
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Sandy Pringle are on a
three day visit with Mr.. Ryder's
relatives in Lancaster, Pa. They
will return tonight and Wednes-
day morning Mr. and Mrs Pringle
will go to New York to spend q
week with Mr.. Pringle's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Pringle
On the following week they will
sail for Lima, Peru, where Mr..
Pfingle will be on duty as Third
Secretary at the United States
Embassy.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude F. Cook
are vacationing in Boca Baton and
they will be gone until the early
part of February.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pringle and their
children. Harry Ryder PringIe and
Jill Dianne Pringle, have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ryder for
the past two months following Mr..
Pringle's tour of duty in Nicaragua.
Evening star., 1950-01-22
Plan Two Parties

Capt. Kelso DAILY, U. S. N. r.,
and Mrs. Daily will entertain at
cocktails in their apartment at
1900 Connecticut avenue on We'd
nesday and on Thursday the I'd,
in honor of the representatives
of the 10 nations comprising the
North Atlantic Ocean Regional
Planning Group of which Admiral
w. H. P. Blandy is chairman.
Capt. DAILY is secretary pro tenn to
the NAOR Group.
Evening star., 1950-01-22

The Holy Trinity Church was
the scene yesterday morning of
the marriage of Miss Theresa v.
Tholl and 1t. Quentin S. Swain,
jr.. u. S. A. The bride is the
daughter of Mrs, George C. Win
ters and Mr.. John M. Tholl. 1t.
Swain is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Quentin S. Swain of Grandview,
Tex. The Rev. Hugh M. Nc
Carron officiated at the nuptial
mass which was followed by a
wedding breakfast. The couple
will make their home in Brooklyn,
N. Y. where 1t. Swain is currently
stationed at Fort Hamilton.
Evening star., 1950-01-22

The marriage of Miss Mary
Jeanne Barbour, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James T. Barbour, to Mr..
Hugh Allan MacNeil, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel A. MacNeil, took
place yesterday morning. The
ceremony was performed in St.
Peters Church, the Rev. Walter
j. Hayes officiating. The couple
will make their home here.
Evening star., 1950-01-22

The marriage of Miss Frances
Privette, daughter Of Mrs. Henry
c. Privette and the late Mr.. Priv
cite. to Mr.. Everett Pearson, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson of Reids-
vile. N. c., took place January Is
in the First Baptist Church, the
Rev. DR.. Edward Pruden officiat-
ing.
Evening star., 1950-01-22

Miss Nan Elizabeth Najarian
was among yesterdays brides, her
marriage to Mr.. John Walter
Guillott. jr.. taking place at the
Shrine Of the Sacred Heart. The
Rev. Paul Repetti off1ciated at the
10 o'clock ceremony and celebrat-
ed the nuptial mass.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Najarian of
this city and Mr.. Guillott is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Guillott of
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1950-01-22


excl & Co. -
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

QNillen who gained the posts at the
School Board election May IS.
Mrs Blanche Cahan, reelected
president 0l the Business and mo
leSStoNal Women'S club was install
led IN 0rttco Monday evening. June
~ az the firSt anniversary dinner
MeettNg OF the group at the Won
0er Bar, State president. Ruth ion
eS the mStalliNg officer.
other officers Installed were.
Jane hoNdriCkSOn, vice president,
Marian NaWl recOrding secretary.
NoNe WechtenheiSer, correspond
Mg secretary; and Grace Wanda
0NillCN, UoaSNror,
Miles /. Frederick, advertising
mNN0gor 0( the Sunday Star, smoke
0N "AmorjCaNiSm," " lmOgene Welch
and BarOar& Smith accompanied bv
RottV Bradley, sans four selections
JaN Black, youth mayician. en-
tertainod the group with 40 min
Nto SliGht Ot hand show. His feature
was NaktNg a cake, Several persons
IoNhted the texture Of the cake,
hoMoNor il was noticed that thera
wore no crumbs LETT on the mates
PASSED around TO the table.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

with Airs J. T., Bullock,
The Misses Patsy Ann NOmsa
ANA Reh0 Smith spent the Weekend
In Rehohoth
Mn and Mrs benjamin Moore
ANA MIR and Mrs, VIM CQ,sseli
spent Saturday IN Ge0rset0Wn Md
Mrs, Loutse Adkins at Berlin
Md spent the weekend with Mr.
ana Mrs Melvin RrOhat
!, herheU Nichols Is attendNe
summer school at the University az
Maryland.
Mrs llildO Meredith and Mrs q.
&, Passmore spent tho Weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wn.
Foh Mrs Wilson returned with
them for a short visit
Mr And Mrs, a. 4. Ward, of Rel.
ltiohte Pa MIR and ANS carl /.
GRAY ot lANcNater Pa, NN ana
Mrs RUsaeu Ward and son. M VlaV
ton and MIR and Mrs n, &, Ward az
VamdeN spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs W. J, Ward
Emil Adams ts able Ia he al work
0Salo after a bout with pneumonia.
Albert Montgomery ANA daOphter
Miss NAV of Richardson park Wis.
tied Mr. and Mrs W. W, Sharp
SUNDAY afternoon,
Nh and Mrs, NarMN Wright AZ
tedemlshOrg, spent SUNDAY with
Mr and Alra Raymond NoaN,
Mr and Mrs, Horace Onlllen
hponl the weekend at their c0ttAna
IN RehohOth,
carl Ro0rk spent the weekcNl
with his family.
MlH. blanche CNhNll N eNtertAlns
lhR her M0theG Mira, Rell and nor
slsler Mrs Clark Of Richmond. Va.
Mr and Mrs, Maynard Webster,
ot baltimore speNt the weekeNd
Win Mn and Mrs, norman lNne-
FELLOW Mrs, WehSter was RiVen a
hlrthdOv n0rty Saturday NftevNO0N
Mr and Ms MAYNARD Wehster ,lr.
ot ToWsoN, Md were also SatN,s
doN gNgsts rheN an eniNNcd
Weenie roast at Wheelera Comm.
0hlA PNrk IN the eNeNmg.
Miss tNrole Ann Dennis az moan
greenwood anoNt a few daya with
her grANdmotheG Mrs, EllBa
SWhha,
Mrs, Charles llOnkma snent
Thursday m within
M' and Airs, Harry n. OuOlon
ana dAWshter spent tho WeeA eNd IN
Mrs, James Williamson 0C taderv
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

RehOhOth,
9lSN0rg, Is visiting her brother ana
FAMILY Mr. and Mrs, J, Il, Bullock,
Millald Cooper who In atteNdmu
the EccleS school of MOrtuary Scr
ehee N Phtla, spent the Weekend
with his wife,
AIR, and Mrs, Thomas Peck spont
Sunday at LeWeS,
George A, C0ehraNe, wholesaler
,ot petroleum equipment viii huill
q concrete block Warehouse, 80 \
lgO feet on Z, =, ~, next "a Ace
MaN0acMriNs Co, he announced
last week,
Mr, C0chraNe said he had no huOa.
er as Vet but he had the plans ANA
that the ground purchased n,om
Wilson Bradley for $1,000 was hcinp
uMSd IN nov, Construction will
pFobNNly heglN in a week on ten
VaNs, The company now has its
quarters on D0rMaM street ana MAS
part ot the property Of Daniel \.
Tank JC, for stOrago,
Members 0f tho Daily Vacation
h'hle school gave scripture read.
mas and made scrlNtNpal drNwiNgs
Friday at Trinity Methods, ChOrrh
Some IN children, from y to N
nave attended sessions az srhonl
under the direction az the Rrv
Ve0rge MILESTONE, NNStOr az ma
NhOCch Ot the NNSSNreNe, and the
NeN Daniel prttchard, pastor 0f
IrlhltN Methodist church, The Rev.
WhetSt0Ne recorded the Tuesday
morning SeSsi0N t0r hv0adcNStiNg
ON hiS Wednesday eVoNlMg HYMN
TIME NroRCNM over WIDOW,
fulton !, N0WNNg was cloctc3
president 0t the NArriNgtON School
hoNrd with Robert Nelson Viee
president Members were Installed
were CNNNNge Brown and naywaNi
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
HARRINGTON

Leslie Adams 81 Wum spenI
eaihfaag Hifh hls sister Mrs char
le Hopkins
Are 1ames O'Aeal aud daughter
csc spending some time with hel
iiafeuie ai Long i5each h n
A and Ars Hayward Quinel
fhehi lhufsda3 az Delaware Park
Afa Blanche Cahall spent the
weekend a. Oak Orchard
Aft Prank 0'Aeal and daughter
Joyce spent fen days last week
i MiIm
ihe beile DHll Club 0f the ~
4 "A mel Thursday evening. june
ai the home 0f Mis Edith Ryan
he selling 0f Christmas cards was
alheufsfe Wiih Mls Elsie Barlow
president presiding Airs Marlie
riubb AoH Ihe door prize
aAf Officer Club Oi Tie N B A
hiei Friday evening "A the home of
A3ft NH3 tlarka0n with Mrs
hiuihf hill as e0-hoaless a trip ,O
Atlantic fiiy and 10 slaughter
heaeh ln fhe future has planned
Alft a q austin president. was
in fhe chair
Mi Elizabeth boozef ~ Jack
aontlllf fla le spending week
alfh her daughter and family Mr
ailo Mfe. Fred GreeuiB J
Af and Mfs Thomas q Brown
siiHhi sunday "a the stock eal rae
- ln Delmaf
Mft laeatha fau0N Is atlen
oihf summer school al the uuiYel
hiig of delaware
Af and Mrs Theodore Jory al
tended house warming party Ia
thf home U Mf aud Mfe Zodiac
Jones az Milford Saturday evening
Af and Ars Waiter Messick ana
family Ai and Mre Clifford out.
ien and family Mr and Mrs Mel
hiiif Taylor aHd family. Mr and
aifs Joseph k0nesey and family.
Af and Art Elisha 1oomey and
family heni on Wennie roast al
hehqb0th SUNDAY
Alsf Helen Hopkins. Of phila.
hpeni the weekend with Ma. and
Afs Isaac Morris
allh tQkaf Layton and daughter
fif visiting relatives M Phila
Afs Marion Massey. of Dove
spent q part Of last week with An
and Mtf Frank O'hedl sf
Af and Mrs Hayward CULLEN
Mi and Mfs g Parsons. Bobby ANA
FRANCIS Qmllen and the Misses
tlta Ray Rash and Grace Wanda
cullen spent SUNDAY Ia Rehoboth
Al and Mif William Ouueu ana
family spent sunday with MF and
alf Rupert Collins of Laurel
Af and airs h0beu Abbott ol
eehafk spent tue weekend With
Af and Ars shelbun Lester
Mr and Mfs James Cain and
Als Harry lUUetou are 81 i MIN
~ Yellowstone Aatlonal Park
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

Mr and Mrs Fulton DOWNING and
ianiiy spent sunday IN Rehohoth
Mi aud Mrs j. q, Messner are
on an extended trip West.
Mrs. Elizabeth parNis Johnson.
oi Fhlla. Is spending the week with
Mrs = W Dean and relatives In
Houston
Mrs Fred W. Harrington return
ed saturday from visit with h,r
sister Mrs. Walter johnson of
Cambridge.
Miss Leona DiCkrager aud Mla.
Mary Dolby left Monday for trim
20 Phoenix Arll
Mrs Earl Sylvester n visitinp
Mf. and Mrs n Allen Ruthledge
ana family Ia New York.
Mf aud Mrs Ernest Knots ana
daughter Doris, of nOOthwyn. Pa.
fpem Thursday with Mr and Mlp.
George Price.
ar and Mrs Walter Mesaich
Af aud Mrs Edward Taylor Ma,
ana Airs Leonard Taylor spent
wednesday n smyrna.
Mrs Cora Parker aud Nr and
ahd Mrs Edward Taylor LETT Thurs.
oay Tor q Fip 60 Buffalo and Nl-
entity
Mr. and Mrs bred GreenN and
Elizabeth Ann spent the past WeeN
on lang Island
Mf aud Mrs Ahner Hickman, Mr.
and Mrs Charles Townsend. ana
Mf and Mrs Donald Wilson anent
sunday ut the phila. 200.
Mrs Laura Webb. of Federiru
visited friends IN Harrington SAT.
urday
Mf and Mrs W r. Massey spent
lle weekend with Mr.. aud Mrs n
y Walker Of Tuxedo Park
AIRS Norman oliver has reunn.
ed from "a visit with relatives ana
friends in Newark, ~ J.
Little Miss judy Mana h snend-
hef vacation with her cousin, Ken.
heth konesey
Mis- Isabel Smith, of phim.. Ia
visiting her daughter Mrs. Charles
Gfeenhaugh
John Il RltenhurR, of the Mar
ltlme Service spent Friday with his
parents. Mf and Mrs. John Rlfens
hufse John has retuned 10 TeXas
Mrs Nelson Rash and the Miss, s
Dorothy and Evelyn Morris spent
Saturday In Milm
Mrs Phillips 0l Georgetown ANA
Mrs. Myra Plfegare spent SUNDAY
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
From where | sit .. ~ Joe Marsh
Maybe
This'II Wake Us UpI

Because a couple Of thoughtless
drivers threw = newspaper out Of
their ear yesterday, Miss Gilbert
our school principal, nearly had a
bad accident.
She was following them ON the
highway and the paper aattened
oven her windshield, So she eouldnt
see Ia a minute her little coune
was across the line right In the
path of an oneoming Uailertmek
Il missed bat only iustl
The parties were recognized and
soon as heard about il / ran over
O. Sheriff Harper demanded they
be- brought up on charges, Hat
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

teal end is handled by the church
Crganlst Mrs. Fred d. Morgan.
Mrs. Morgan plays a 1O-muniie
recital for each new arrival in ths
parish The chimes can be heard
over most Of the village. The West
minister Chimes usually starts Il
ctT, followed by the DOxol0ev \
nursey song to indicate a girl or s
boy hymn a lullaby and The