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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
SAVES US.
$1,000 YEARLY

An award was made last week
TO Elmer {. House, a voucher ex-
aminer in the u. S. Department
of Agriculture. for devising a time
saving procedure in he handling
of Production and Marketing Ad-
ministration vouchers VIII c h
saves the Government Sl,400 a
year.
The procedure developed by
House provides for the elimina-
ton of an unnecessary step in the
preparation Of vouchers for pay
ment. About $500 such vouchers
are processed monthly by the
audit section of PMA's Fiscal
Branch. Under his procedure, APP
proximately 9l2 man-hours per
year will be saved in processing.
And since the salary level of this
examining work is Sl.57 per hour,
total savings to the Government
amounts to 81, 43l.84 annually
Presentation of the award was
made by Karney A. Basfield, di-
rector Of the Fiscal Branch. II
consisted Of a certificate of award
and a check for $50.
A graduate of Terrell Law
School, House has been an en-
ployce Of the Department of Ag-
riculture since 1895. He is a ma
tive of St Louis. Mo, and re-
ceived his college training at
Howard University.
The voucher examiner served
in the Navy during World War
II. He is married and has one
child, 7-year-old Karen Yvonne.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
FORMER INTERNES TO
HEAR HEART SURGERY

WASHINGTON, d. c. Re
cent Advances in the Surgery
Of Heart Disease" will be the
adddess of Dir Claude S Beck
Professor Of Surgery. Western
Reserve University School Of
Medicine. Cleveland. guest lee
turer at the scientific sessions
of the 28h annual meeting Of
the Association of Former In
terncs of Froedmen'S Hospital
which will convene at the hospi-
tai. June 6-8
Over 200 physicians from 20
states arc expected at the 3-day
meeting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

SiOnS
Gov. Luther " TounRdahl OF
Minnesota told the unit that
only applied Christianity would
foster the true spirit of human
brotherhood which the world
mus, have If 10 is to be saved
from the consequences OF war
He warncc the Associations
top legislative body that the
power of Christ is the only
thing which can change the
world for the better and is the
one hope for victory in man
kinds efforts To- save itself
from catastrophe
The resolution also approved
the appointment OF national
study commission on interracial
practices in the YMCA. as well
as calling on local associations
To examine their respective rae
ial relationships and practices
in the light Of "our Christian
beliefs"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
MINNESOTA GOVERNOR URGES
RACIAL EQUALITY IN YMCA

BUFFALO. N. Y. Realistic
recognition of the right if Ne
groes to full and unrestricted
Christian fellowship" in Young
Mems Christian Associations
was urged in resolution passed
recently by the National Coun-
ell OF the YMCA. meeting here
in their three-day annual Sos
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
y, Bunche Slated
b Speak Locally

In. Ralph Bunche, who sue
Li,n,lIv mediated the truce be-
Gem Palestine and the Arab
49, will be guest speaker at
H. National American Red
kross convention 10 be held in
keiroit June 26-29.
mr. Bunche. a native Detroit
and Bonabes de Rouge, Sec
[n,.rv-ecneral of the League of
81 Cross Societies. will be the
P';rcinal speaker on Information
4 Night June 20.
4 cen. George c. Marshall,
l,e.idcnt of the Red Cross and
Inner Secretary of State, will
Ireside. International Night re-
flaces the annual convention
fnner
4 Dr Bunche, came into inter-
.a,ional headlines a couple of
[e.rs ago when Count Berna-
~ was killed on duty. as he
k,orked for peace between the
krabs and Jews. DR.. Bunche,
4 assistant. was elevated to
H. mediator post, which he fill
Ia brilliantly.
Dr. Bunche, as years OF age.
s,,endcd Stanford and Univer-
Extended Stamford and gradual
Ld nom Harvey University. lie
|tauehi At Howard University
Iprlor 10 accepting the position
frjih the United Nations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

Walter S. Cross. left of Fitch
burg. Mass. has been named
President of the Mother Church
The First church OF Christ.
Scientist. in Boston. Mass. Mr..
Cross has been active in various
capacities in the Christian
Science movement having
joined The Mother Church pic
fured above in 1905 - and for
many years has been Chris
ian Science practitioner. Dur
ing World War he was an
Army chaplain. Later he serv-
ed at the Christian Science War
Relief Depot at LeMans. France.
Prior 10 World War he serv-
ed as Christian Science Com
mittee on Publication for the
State of Maryland. He has SER
we'd on the Bible Lesson Com
mittee which prepares the Les
son-Sermo IS used by all Chris
lion Science churches for their
Sunday services.
A graduate of Yale Univer-
sity. he is an alumnus also of
Phillips Academy at Andover.
Mass.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

More than $50 delegates from
twenty-sevcn states and the Dis
trict of Columbia have already
registered in advance for the
six-day confab. with heavy ad
vance registration from points
as distant as California. Texas
Washington State. Arkansas
and Alabama.
Outstanding economists and
authorities on labor and agricul-
ture arc scheduled TO conduct
a session on The Negro in the
Present Economic Situation on
Wednesday afternoon. June 81
Leading the discussion and
speaking on "FEPC - Federal
and State" will be Clarence
Mitchell. NAACP labor sccrc-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
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DEER HUNTERS TOPS

LANSING Michigan had more
deer hunters in the ficld fast sea-
son than expected on at least
more hunting licenses were sold
according 10 final license agent
reports to the conservation de-
partment
The departments final tabula-
ton Of returns show a record
384652 resident and nonresident
(eun) deer licenses sold The pre-
vious all time high was cstab-
liShed in 1919 when 38l.258 IL
cenSes were issued
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

tary
Also participating will be Ber-
tram Gross. executive assistant
10 the chairman Of the PreSi-
dents Council Of Economic Adj
viserS. speaking on "Unemploy-
ment Problems and Current At
tempts at their Solution II l..
Mitchell. president OF the Farm
Labor Union Of the American
Federation Of Labor. discussing
The Agricultural and Rural Ne
gro. Migratory Workers DR.
Seymour f. Harris professor Of
economics at the Harvard Grad
uatc School Of Public Admins
tration. speaking on Social Sec
urity. Old Age Assistance. and
Unemployment Insurance"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

AT he same time. the bishop
declared the Go had "blazed
the trail of non-discrimination
because of race. creed or color,
"far in advance Of what the COM
ing FEPC law Will require
Former Arbitrator
A former member OF Presiden.
Franklin ID. Rooscvelt's FEPC
committee and frequent labor
dispute arbitrator, he observed:
Keep up the fine tradition you
have fostered of non-discrimina-
ton. You have shown that the
thing can be done: tina. white
men and black men can work
side by stockholders both in
their American citizenship and
before God"
The right TO organize does not
come from management. or gov
eminent. said the bishop He
said
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

Comes From God
III comes from Almighty God
Himself. Accordingly. can and
do say that the Taft Hartley Ac',
which is designed not merely
to put limits on The freedom Of
labor organizations but to ham
string and destroy them. is a
,yrannous usurpaiion by govern
ment OF workers God-given
rights.
Il hope that all workers-CIO,
ALL and the railroad brother
hoods-will lose no time in unit
ing for their common advan age
and erase this vicious statute
from our law books
Bishop Haas warned the Go
delegates of "trouble-m a k rs
among workers who. when they
canno: find it. make H." and de-
clared such men are following
"a line propelled from Moscow.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
CHURCH MUSIC VOTED
MOST POPULAR IN US.

NEW YORK Church music
and hymns won first place on the
lists Of Americas most popular
music in survey conducted for
the American Music Conference
according to May % issue OF
Quick Magazine.
The next three types of music
~ their order OF popularity were
popular dance old favorites and
folS tunes, semi-classical and OPP
erciia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
LEADERS DEMAND UN
ACTION ON DEPOSED
AFRICAN RULER

NEW YORK A petition bear
ing the names of over SIX v Me-
gro and white civic. church.
labor and professional leaders
throughout the United States.
calling upon the Uni ed Nations
to sec that justice is done in the
case Of Scrcisc Khama. deposed
ruler of the Bamanewato people
in Bcchuanaland. Sou h Africa
ha been forwarded to Trygvo
Lie. Secretary General of the
United Nations. and to all dele
cations to tina body
The petition was drafted and
circulated by the Council on AT
rican Affairs, Of New York City.
In addition TO Paul Robson. Dr.
W. +. B. Dubois. and DR.. w A.
Hun;on. Officers of that organi-
zation. the signerS included the
Rows. J. {. Beckett. w. IL Jerna-
gin. Ada s. D. Butcher and
Mary Church Terrell of Wash
ing on. ID c.; Bishop W. j Walls.
Fa her Clarence Parker, and
Eta Moicn of Chicago.
The petition cites the world
vide proies $ over the British
Governments exile Of Seretse
Khama and its refusal to alter
lis decision in the face Of the
pro cStS.
The British Government Is
charged with catering to the
"rigidly enforced Color B "a =
codes" of the Union of South
Africa and Southern Rhodesia,
and of resor ing 10 the use OF
armed force 10 coercc the Bam-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
Second Baptist
Minister Blasts
Act as Mockery
Says Justice Loses
to False Notion

Justice today is being slain on
the false Altar of Mercy" so de-
clares the Rev. A. A. Banks Jr.,
pastor OF Second Baptist Church,
in protest against the recent ac-
quitals of the Mercy slayers."
Writing under title of Mercy
and Sanity in the weekly bulle-
tin issued by the Second Baptist
Church. the pastor stated that
such acts of the mercy killers"
are hypocrisy.
The blast was in the May %
issue as following:
Justice today is being slain on
the false Altar of Mercy. We are
growing generation of small
gods who shamelessly destroy
life. reserving unto themselves
the power to say who shall have
the right to live.
1.-THE sick, the manned. the I'M
fortunate are indeed at the mercy
OF the healthy and the skillful.
The strong will not bear the
inflrmaties of the weak. Murder
is being dignified by the name of
'Euthanasia' where death is sup
posed to be painlessly induced as
E relief from pain or incurable
helplessness. But Thou Shalt Not
Kill Exodus 20:l3) is plain and
makes no provision for killing be-
cause OF love in the name of
mercy"
Man may change his laws or
find clever ways TO escape them
but there is Higher Court that
will reverse the decision of inn
posters. Be not deceived; God is
not Knocked; for whatsoever a
man soweth that shall he also
reap. Galatians SLY
The plea ofinsanity somehow
has more responsibility for it has
the advantage of much use even
though being further from the
truth. A person Judged insane 1T
the time OF an act is considered
free or responsibility on the
grounds of an irrational mind.
But this effort al Justice for
the sick Of mind is based upon
the suppoSition that sane per-
son Tould not commit certain
crimes We will be driven one day
to admit that without Cod man
is but a cultured beast, AS such
he is subject TO no restraint.
we make a mockerY of the
heart when we actually con-
done killing in the name Of
mercy. We make a mockerY OF
the mind when we excuse the
guilty on the grounds of 'insan-
ify' that lasts only long enough
to commit a forbidden act. In
sane murders suddenly become
sane when forced with confine-
ment for insanity.
we wink al the law and there
by lose It's protection We have
become accessories to Great
Hypocricy. II is not enough that
certain professional men lack
character and integrity What is
worse we know it. yet we seem
I, give our approval to that which
we know in our hearts to be
wrong. We must pay for this
hypocricy
For the wages OF sin is death.
but the gift of God is eternal hfe
through Jesus Christ our Lord.
(RomanS 6:23)'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
ChurCheSA
~
GOSPEL SINGERS
OF CHORAL UNION

The Choral Union fortunate in having their
radio the Rev s. d. Ross and his choir whose broad
hailed among the best rendered. The auditor
um packed to its rafters.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

angwato people into acceptance
Of the exile of their chief and
his white wife.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
new JERSEY GOVERNOR TO
ADDRESS NAACP CONVENTION

BOSTON - Governor Alfred +. Driscol of New Jersey
lnder whose leadership the ~ State Legislature pass
ed the historic Freeman Civil Rights Law will address the
forty-st annual convention of the NAACP here June
n nd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

Higher insurance rate for Me-
groes is still advocated by q
well-read New York trade bull
letin, il is revealed in the May
issue OF he Journal OF the Ma
tional Medical Association.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
Taft Hartley Act;
Bishop Blasts

organize "God-gven prerogative, Bishop Francis j.
Haas of Grand Rapids urged all labor unions to unite in
eraSng the vicious Ta-IIartley Act He spoke before
10 Ich hnrn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

lac Mlchgan CIO cOnN0ntlOn here.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
SHAWNEE

The snow storm Thursday night
OF last week was soon over. but
some OF our Shawnee mothers and
their cAildCen made use of the sleds
on the country roads while il diJ
last Those enjoying the snow were
Mrs, Lawrence lSaacS. Mrs. Penne-
will lS00cS, Mrs, Edgar lSaacs. Jr..
and daughters, Sue, Carroll and
Elaine
Mr., and Mrs, Charles Nihhert and
cNtldroU, BILLY and Mahlon of Del
MNNr, y, lo visited their Shawnee
OleNds and relatives over the week
end,
Mr. and Mrs, Marshall Holden
were Sunday visitors az the homo
" Mr. 0Ud AIRS Wilson Holden IN
Harrington,
James q, nlckerSon, of Salisbury
Mas an over night guest Of his p0r-
entS, Mr. and Mrs, A, u, nickerson
ON Thursday might,
FenNeWOl lSa0cs and Lawrence
lS0acS were IN phlladelnhia last
week ON business
\ few OF the many that have been
SllSN the past week are Mr., and Mrs.
Edgar ls0acS, Mrs, Elizabeth War
rem, Mrs Walter COn0way. Nh, and
Mrs, r. |, Wehh, Mr.. and Mrs
Cr00Se, Mr. and Mrs. Perry john
son. Mrs, lMm Baker. Frankie
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Auxiliary
Met On Monday

The American Legion Auxiliary
of Milford Post No held their
regular meeting az Arrow Head
farm. the home of Mrs Frank h.
Austin, on Monday night. In spite
81 the bad weather large numher
We're present.
The Child Welfare Conference.
AIRS. Eleanor Summers, reported
that the State child Welfare Con-
ference would bee held on Apri ~.
"a the Bancroft School at Wiming.
ton beginning az ten o'clock. EN-.
ma Puschnel Will be- the guest
speaker. AN Auxiliary. Post ana 40
and y members are invited to at
tend
Mr.. Thomas Egan was the guest
speaker al the Kent and Sussex
rehabilitation Conference held IN
Georgetown on March nth, Mrs.
Elise Nelte, Unit Rehabilitation
chairman reported Mr.. Egan Ia tho
service Officer for the American
Legion in Delaware. This Confer
enee was directed by the Depart
ment Rehabilitation Chairman Mrs.
Elizabeth 2. Dressner
Mrs Elizabeth Wright Memher.
ship chairman. reported that Mil
lord Is. over quota for lg4g- $40
and that Delaware n second In
membership IN United states.
Mrs Caroline Collins stated that
u had been voted 10 award a His.
tory medal TO the Junior girl IN tho
local hieh school obtaining tho
highest average Ia American His.
tory this year.
a communication was read. hay
ing been mailed 20 Mrs. Helen fynn
Legislative Chairman. urging that
all Auxiliary members write ther
United States Representative ana
Senators stating that they are IN
iull accord with the purpose or tho
Hoover Commission but do not he
iieNe that the five recommendations
pertaining TO Veterans contained in
The Hoover Commission report win
effect the desired economics. Tho
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

Glen. and Billy Zencak.
Mrs. Dewey and Mrs Carroll Pier
son went to Lewes sunday 10 see
beavers at work on a farm near
there.
Dicky lvins. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Merrill WINS. was guest Of honor al
birthday party given az his home
Saturday afternoon. The little
friends that helped Dicky celebra-
e his NTH birthday were. Lisa and
Bruce COrder. Roland Vinvard
David and Jean Strahle. Everett
Bennett, Gerald Lank. Jimmy Gre
sson, Kay and Sue Isaaes. and Mar
tina WINS.
Mn and Mrs. Charles Hollines-
worth and children. Barry and Ro-
bert, of Wilmington spent last week
end with Mrs HOllingsworth's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vibbert
Mrs. Rosemary Galeano has prs
mrs, Rosemary Galeano has purs-
chased the Phillips shop in Harr-
Shop"
Mrs, Everett StaytOn has return
Ell home after spending some time
with Mr. and Mrs. John Gray in
leVittown. Long Island.
Mrs. Ludwig Heeger and Mrs
Rosemary GaleanO spent Sunday
with Janice and Dolores Caleano "a
the 81. Gertrude Academy in Ridge
" Md.
Mrs, John Lodge attended a slip
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

most interesting event for Mr.. and
Mrs Bennett viii be the wedding
of their daughter. Jeanne 10 Nj
Robert Wood on April 18th.
Mr. and Mrs Josiah Paryis and
children Connie ANA Tommy. ana
Af and Aes Nil am Coulbourne
were visitors az the home of Mr..
and Mrs Howard Clifton ia Kenton
on sunday They were glad 10 fine
AIRS llift0n's condition much inn
proved She has been an invalid for
several years. We are glad 10 hear
~ this Improvement as the Cif-
tons were former residents uf our
town and conducted "A general store
az our time and We found they were
very very nice folks
The card and blngo party sche-
0ulea fof Friday night. March Path.
has been postponed till the follow
ne Friday night. March 3lst. due
% revival meetings being held in
the church
The Houston New Century club
mei on TUESDAY night. March l4th.
Win The American Homes Peace
Contribution aa the Topic for the
evening and Mrs w. }. Dufendach
had charge ~ the program. An
interesting feature was a paper
Mrs Dufendach had prepared on
lhe subject Several members slao
read interesting articles. Mrs. Pear
son read Edgar A Guests beauu-
ful poem Home" Due 10 the abs
ehce of the president. Mrs. Emory
Webb Isl vice president was ia the
chair During the social hour very
delicious refreshments were served
aha the meeting adjourned tin
tuesday night March 28th. Busln-
eaa-handicrafts viii be- the subject
and AIRS Wallace Hanson and Mrs
Norman Bushey viii have the pro-
gram
Former senator aud Mrs. Robert
h lefhes and children and Mrs
Jennie h Hendricks m0tored 10
onaheoek. Va. last Sunday.
Recent callers al the home of
Mayor Robert "a Yerkes and family
we're state representative Robert
y Armstrong aud wife and Mr. Ray
Mcdowell. well known Delaware
sportsman and game conservation
isf
Mr and Mrs William Counsel
man ~ Newark were weekend
guests ~ Postmaster and Mrs J
q l0unselman
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
HOUSTON

huTc news Sunday school ll
s pL 81 k Moore Worship
service m by fhe Pastor Rev
STAN eE Grant Evening services
al 1880 m Starting
la Sunday uleht and continuing
rar eeE eFaneellsLlc services
e he Aell each might with 3
ue evening Res
laaH hate charge
services eU SUNDAY mora
M Ne lafsels attended ll1 be-
ue w m case church school
auu tIt eaIfllalflau has flUZ 00
There efe several visitors pre-
minister Eead lG verses
1 l I#tl chapter ut sf Lake
@ morning lesson aud chose
faa lloH Proverbs zsth chap
-l verse he fear 81
sefI snare but Mho
M as l Lle Lord shall
le choI sang & very
Ileln ana auef Nas sung
lal Hayes aud Mr
ae lfatl They chose beauti-
la se entitled Gods Grace "
Ar laasfol 11ame Demonstfa-
me fht home 81 AIRS
JOSIAH FafFls Ars Russell
president presided Safe
@ respiratory disease
N h iopics discussed IA
a az desirable topic for
~ 5une followed Rugs"
% alH1eeI fhaf seemed m7ast
Ia alI members present
I 20 aE exhibit I'd differ
handmade fuss af fbfs
ea
Elizabeth HaFes and AIRS
f the leaders for
tl fael subject has "Des-
iils Accent They
a-tiiailsi fatlul of the pre-
e SERVING ~ lemon sher-
pudding eualard bread
orange naNaFlan
q uef member Mrs I.aon-
aan Has welcomed The
WI g. held 81 the
a u afs hareg Marvel wafh
o-eI Goodwill assent Tor
present Ihe subject
M removal a. spots and stains
ld Richard Bennett re-
a faer home 50 Sunday
% lt cas- southern cruise Al
te s AeH Orleans they had
hfe sunshine aH the mag and
t aa bright Sunshine an the
ac fAe8 had most enjoy
@ e hfseeine tru Burine
courtney theE stopped "a Hs-
aaa fook iu sights fhere
90 Wednesday tley toured Norro
aea on fidas visited Ia-
haaaafas Saturday they
aero Berries GHat.mala
M eanaa Uaeg len fof Nan
A Nhefe theF sbenf =
at ea aefaHf returning honi-
o haFe mosf wonderful
interesting liH bu they were
- - eI aack aoalr and lhe neKt
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

five recommendations opposed hy
the AuNiltNry's National Executive
committee are;
I, "TMNSter Of Veterans hOspital
to a new United Medical Admin
tSWati0N,"
= "rr0nSGer of veteran insurance
to new Veterans Insurance Cor.
pOWtion,"
), Transfer of Home loan guar
ANtee to a pUrp0Sed House and
Homo Finance Agency"
!, "rNNster OF hospital c0nstruc-
len to the Department OF the
Interior"
., REORGANIZATION OC the affairs
ot ot the United States Clvn Ser
vice Commission 70 the extent
that Veterans preference will be
definitely IN jeopardy"
\ very interesting National ST.
tONly meeting was held IN Dover
~ tie Walter /. EON post home on
tehruAry sOth under the direction
ot Mrs, Harry MeSherry NepNrt-
'N"N ANNNANAANA NNNWAAtA chairman,
the Unit National SecWrite chain
man. Mrs, Dora sharp reported,
Representation ], caleb R0ggS waR
the quest speaker,
\ very interesting reading on
Ecuador was given Ny Mrs. Helen
heSWiek, the Pan American chair
man,
The Sunshine chairman, Mrs,
Ruth Jester said she had sent
cards and Flowers 20 an mDmherS
who had boon sick which she had
heard of,
Il was voted to give $40 "a the
Society of Crippled children and
Adults,
Five dollars was voted for the
Elizabeth T. Drossner STUDENT nurs.
oS fund.
Mrs l.onghotham, Unit President
stated that the Nation President az
the American logim Auxiliary,
Mrs, Norman /. Shoohe would via
L Delaware ON May 10Th, and that a
banquet would be held that might IN
her honor at the Richardson hotel
IN Dover
Tho mootmg closed m form and
the hostess served refreshments.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

lewis hnnlEs returned Is
WORK at Che MuiaeEaud
Monday after q lao weeEs vacation
Charlotte swanson. waa IS
ans che CnFarsF aE ua
visited her ma.aa
ana
and W ~
man ol NeWE were e fs
~a4neellaan parents m
Efestcn Aenfon. over tha ama
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

cover class on Monday al the La
Tor Camp In Georgetown.
Miss Ruth Webb. who Teaches
school Ia smyrna. spent the wees
end with her parents, Mr. ana Nrs
Truitt Webb
Air. and Mrs. Ainsworth Abhof=
were in Wilmington CA sunday
Air and AIRS. Clarence Rfeseie-
and Mr. and AIRS. Edwin short were
sunday guests 0f }ir. and MRS. IS. i
Webb.
Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Foothan

canvas tarps are spread over
me gfidiron before the games 70
keep the field Ia good condition
and protect Il from weather dam.
age