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Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07
Visitors To Canada

Mr.. and Mrs. Lance Lynch of
Slaughter Beach Road and Mr.. and
Mrs. Emory Lynch. Jr., of Lynch
Heights, are on an extended trip
to Cleveland, Ohio, Niagara Falls.
Canada, returning by way of De-
uoit to Cleveland where they will
spend their second honeymoon on
the Great Lakes and at Madison.
Ohio, In Madison, they will stop for
a week with Mrs Martha Weimert.
an aunt of Mr., Lance Lynch. They
expect to return home by July -.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07
-Four ReseGrch Workers
Added 70 agriculture
Experiment Station
laanllnasa lla.a ala passl

neuiieral crops This Information
Wlii b. made available 10 farmers
weekly in order that they can cope
with control problems as soon ns
they arise
Professor Darsie received the
q 3 Degree from Bethany College,
West Virginia. the a. s.. degree
from the University of Pittsburgh.
and fhs fh d degree from Cornell
University BE comes 10 Delaware
from Franklin and Marshall Col.
iste in Lancaster. Pennsylvania
Professor Milllron received the
q D degree from West Virginia
University. the N S degree from
Michigan State College aud the
va y degree from the University
oi MihhsaOta tits last assignment
Has Witb that institution
Prof George T. Baker. head of
ihe Agricultural Chemistry Depart
ment has announced the appoint
ment of George II Waller. Jr.. as
Research Assistant Waller was
graduated from the North Carolina
State College "a Raleigh this past
june
Trained in analytical chemistry
hnd hl0-ehemistfy. Waller asalatad
ga analytical work as student.
During summer vacation periods
he Was employed by the North Car
oilnh State Highway Commission
and worked 0n soil structures. Al
Delaware, be- will serve princlpally
az station Analyst.
According 10 Prof p. p. Brash. !
er head Of the Horticulture De-
paftment James Robert Wheatley !
has been named Assistant IN Hor- |
lieuliure A graduate Of Claymont
High School and the University of
Delaware. he Will be- working to- |
ward his n s degree aud assisting |
with the Stations vegetable re- |
search
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07

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eflelfattan oH Saturday a.
aat tlat sifafh aHnitefsary and
tiat HHet arff invited f0r
ieelse-fmuy dessert which
aat tailonse by play and then
tiaf aitrfhneH has concluded an
fir maEles hlf faesis here
laFry fnchelt Danny Ahsline
4aau 8euaen Connie aud Mar
sha goansen1. Jau baeehler
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07
Union Methodist Church

The WOman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Union Metho-
dist Church will meet at the
church on Friday evening, July z.
Each one please bring small gift
beginning with letter %"
There will be ice cream for sale.
There will be Sunday school at
p, m, on Sunday, July 3.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07

two great grandsons, and one brot-
her ELLIS King OF Lewes. Funeral
services were held ON Sunday af-
terhoon, June 26th, at the Carey
FUNERAL Home with the Rev Rob-
ert y, Van Clear officiating. Inter-
ment was IN the Presbyterian
Cemetery, Lewes,
DAVIDSON
Hercules Davidson, aged so. of
near Wyoming, died at his home ON
IOesday afternoon June ~. Mr..
Davidson had lived on farm IN
that section about thmty-one wears
ana Is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Margaret A, Davidson, and one son
Alexander &. Davidson, OF Milford
FUNERAL services were held from
the Conner Funeral Home. Dover.
Friday afternoon, at 3:l6 O'Clock
with thtermGnt in Odd Fellows Com
eterN, Camden, The officiating min
lister was Rev, William o. Hackett
ol georgetown, formerly pastor of
the wyoming Methodist church. MIR
"uU NFS, DaNluSOn celebrated their
hOth wedding anniversary on Sun
day afternoon, June 25th.
C0HEE
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice
Wiley Cohee, 50 years old. of
Greenwood, were held Sunday af-
terMoon at the Boyer Funeral
Home in Harrington. The Rev
James O'Nenl, of Ellendale. form.
er pastor of Greenwood Methodist
Church, of which Mrs. COhee was
4 member conducted the services
Mrs. COhee died Thursday IN y /
nursing home following long IN |
ness, She was born near Greenwood !
aud had lived IN that community
all her life, Her first husband !
Harry Wiley, died IN 1910 and She
subsequently married Romey Co
lee, who died several years ago
She had no children, a sister, Mrs
Maggie Anderson, of Federalsbnrg
Va, survives, IN addition to several
lephews and nieCes.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07
Caesar Rodney School
News
heenailan Rrseram Has
fapm Mael Raraae

s9N Ef1HFam MaN
ta1aef Aask fanade
faf holaFg sponsored Camden
tilif recreation program had
81 special event 0n Thursday
ahaf papef maak naFade
4Aailf haanofoas ano artistic masks
Nefe bafaaed before fhe ludgeg
f feafia 4 hopkins and Earl
a heheiai 0f fhf Caesar Rodney
faeulty
sac BeanRer eFonn. gandra
ef #as ad5naeed fhe moef
afaHlel #aBI eanon had fhe fun-
Hlesl Hith dean Clarke raeeiving
ilifitafailie menfl0u AZ the Older
EronH harbara 8ommes vas fbe
ia aftistle Tlmmy Townsend
ta1 faf ianniest and MARY Melier
feeeife1 henorable mention.
l3H gfEanized games. story tell
lHE HB and individual nse IL
fae seaaol equipment are daily
anofnlAe aefiEifies ~ tie eiemen-
tafg efanp. With b apecial feature
aaeL Meek
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07
Picnic - Picnic --- Picnic

The Presbyterian Women's Asso-
elaflon Family Picnic will be- held
az the foot Of Henlopen Avenue on
wednesday evening. July 26th al
% .. "a. An members and their
friends are promised wonderful
time with games for all ages. Each
family Is asked 20 bring their own
boA lunch and beverage Marsh
meiloWs will be- furnished for an
by Group v Anyone desiring trans
hoflail0n or having room for others
afe asked 10 call Florence Pearte
"a b02s after D. IA. or Jeanne
lleaia az 6i63. Be sure and reserve
ihis date now for an evening Of
wonderful fellowship.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07

and hafbara KINNEY as we'll
- MARX and Tommy Briml
Join stephen with his family
ate leaving Today Tor their
hDiif iu baerhus uah
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07

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Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07

The military wedding of Mrs
HUH q Abbott formerly Of
Milford aud Captain James
Maisn Myers TOOK place on
saturday a. Fort Miles Ia the
Poet chapel with the Rever
cad i'afb W huntington. post
chaplain ufielaune A faeap.
ii"n followed a. the Officers
hub Mlas Mabel smith play.
80 the wedding music They
VII make their home Ia the
fofi Miles Quarter on Bayan
nah hoad. Lever
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07
WEDDINGS
ABBOTT MYERa

Hnh0A W NAAN
AZ nll military wedding Sat
utdhy at D No. N the pOnt chapel
az Fort Miles l.pWpH, Mira Ruth a.
Abbott 0f Rah0hoth Beach. bepame
The bride of capt jampH Mnbeu My.
ofH, post engineer
The kpv Dr. Park w, Hunting
ton Of wilmington, Chapmma Cornn
heaefvuH who IA now on duty al
the post, performed The ceremony.
ana the bride waH given IN maml.
age by the commanding officer OF
Fofi Mllen, col OHgo0d g. Mcln.
bre.
The bride wore gown Of gray.
blue chiffon and lace made with
ankle length bOufhnt Hklrt. and a
short self color veil caught with A
garland Of flowers. Her b0uuuVt
war ot white hybrid dalphhmm
with q lavender orchid center
Mrs. VIM S wallis, Jr, of Re-
! h0both, mutrOn Of honor Waa gown
cd ~ pale yellow brocado, with
matching blipperA and head gar
lsnd and carried a bouquet Of blue
uelphihium and yellow dalaoa.
Mrs Mcintyre wife Of the poat
commanding officer. chose gown
"f blue metallic ginghum and wore
a flower honddrOaa,
The best man was cant. Sanford
j. carter OF Fort Milop, and tho
sabre bearers were Mai John q /
Evans, Capt John J Norton, cant. I
Wm G. Nishols, H. Michael H.
byfnos, II Leo T.. kunoman. ana
Warrant Officer 0gO Josoph d. /
pase. all Of the Fort Miles COM
p!ement Miss Mabel u, smith Of
Milford played the wedding music,
4 reception followed the oeras
mony Ia the Officers club on the
post
The couple viii make their homo
IN the Fort Miles Quartora on Sn-
Nannah Road. LoWeN
Mrs Myers formerly roslded IN
Milford
MtliNAtNE HASTINGS
Miss Phyllis A. Mclvalno daug.
inter- of Mrs Albert H. prottyman
or Harbeaon, and the late Mr.. Al
ifed Mollyuine, was married on
saturday, June 10 Ia the praahy.
lefian Manae az Rohohoth Beach Ia
Mf Theodore a llaatlnga. aon of
Mf. aud Mra Elmer naatmga 0f
Milton.
The Rev DR. William I.olahman.
phator of the l.oWoH church. orr.
elated. The couple WAS attended hy
M and Mra George Adams, lr, of
Philadelphia, The bride hna haen
employed by tho DUPONT Comnany
OF wilmington. MIR laatiuga Ia 4 ,
AuaHeN County agricultural
MELVIN AUSTIN ,
Miss Helen Melvin, dAuphter ar
Mr.. aud Mira Wesley Melvin az
doldabofo, Md, and Norman Auas
tin son of Mr. and Mra. Emer !,
Austin Of Dover were married ON
Friday June 80. az Denton. Md. y
by the Rev Trlbbntt '
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07

To-day a large number Of
guests from town are included
in the invitations 20 coffee
given by Mrs G. d llolzmuel-
ier a. her home Ia Rehoboth
for her daughters. Mrs. Opie
Chancellor Of Arlington and
Mrs George y Beamou Of SUI.
folk Va. who are her guests.
The time is 1880
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07
Deaths of the Week
ltTm

ROTH
Mira, Philippine Roth. age M
years, passed away IN the Milford
Memorial Hospital on Friday, June
aO' She was the widow of the late
Michael Roth She la Nnrylved nv
four daughters, Mira, George Brown
Of Milford, Mira, Charles Draper of
Felton Mira Il, 4, Townslpy 0l
Venele, Ohio, and Mrs, Louise
Vonville Of Columbus, ohio,
Funeral services were held Mon.
dNy morning, July 3, IN 81, John \
Catholic Church of Milford, with
hlerment Ia Holy Crosa Cema-
terry, near Denton, Md, Father
Shields OtnCiated,
BAKER
Funeral services were held sun
day, June 20, at . y. m, IN tho
names Funhral HOmA Mllsboro,
for Mrs, Anna y. Baker. SS who
died Thursday june -, after a
l0ng Illness, She was the daughter
Of the late Archibald and Anna
Craig OF Philadelphia, Mrs. Baker
Waa a FORMER resident of Milford.
Rev William Q, HackCtt, Pas.
tor Of Wesley Methodist Church,
Georgetown, OGticlated, ntermont
was IN the Odd Follows Cemetery.
Milford She IN survived hy a son.
David Baker OF Georgetown; three
step-children, Elizabeth Baker, of
LAUREL Elllph Baker OF Milford,
Willard Baker Wilmington and a
brother Samuel Craig, phnadel-
Dhm,
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07

William 4, King, aged 81, retired
employee Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company died Friday, morn
ing June %, at his home on North
Railroad Avenue IN Georgetown
Following a long illness, lie n the
Following a long illness. lie was a
son of the late Henry c, and Maha-
lia Wilson King OF Lewes. Mr.,
King is survived by his wife. the
!ormcr Lima wilkins; one grandson
William Armstrong Of New Jersey,
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07

Miss Ellsabe Tornquist Of
Stockholm Sweden. arrived IN
hea York on Saturday aud IL
nov the guest Of her aunt.
mff Charles % leinler and
Mf iieisler al their home on
LakeFiew avenue Miss Torn
gulat viii be- la this country for
several months and viii do
some study aud later some
work She had very pleus-
am crossing on the Grlpsholm
~ The Swedish American Line
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07

~ aud Mf 4 Hayes plek.
sihon are the proud parents Of
q second daughter. born In
Memorial Hospital on TUES.
day tis Fourth Of July Mrs.
bifkefaon wus the former
MiHh Elaine Townsend The
hsw miss viii be- called Dawn
Anne Diekefaon Their nrst
daughter Lynne. ia three
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07

The African elephant invariably
sleeps standing up. The Indian ele-
Dhani lies down.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07

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Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07

INSPECT RANGE-Major War
rem =. Perry, operations oficer for
the Delaware National Guard ac-
companied by Major LEROY NJ
haltsch' state maintenance oficer.
inspected the Bethany Beach camp
ana the 80 nm. gun firing-point
one mile south of the beach This
week. ~ 'iii'
The two National Guard officers
were largely interested in the con-
0ltlon Of the camp site, the firing
point and troop quarters. Durine
their examination of the new troo1
quarters, which are being built Al
Bethany Beach, they were accom-
panied by w. Ellis Preston the
architect who is designing the
structures.
Both officers expressed their
pleasure over the progress being
made and the building DESIGNS foI.
lowed by Mr.. Preston.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07

OLEOMARGARINE - The fedar-
al tax on yellow Oleomargarine
passed into history last SATURDAY.
but Delaware housewives will
sun have to squeeze the color into
the product and pay the same price
for the privilege.
Delaware is among Is states in
the natio nthat have long-stand-
ing laws against selling ready-col-
UIeu eIIu yellow margarine. Prices of
the product in Wilmington ana Vi
cinity range from about % to %
cents per pound.
In such states as New Jersey and
Maryland, where similar bans have
Deen repealed, the dropping of the
FEDERAL tax of 10 cents on a Mound
OF the ready-cOlored product will
orlng price levels there to those
for white Oleo here.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07

ho1hEh IofIou
Fourth ~ July rs
iaaiolt hnd II ~
eia oU fiH Hai
HM HIH Il.Ht.s..
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07

LE6lON WOMEN-Mrs. Roland
Lowe, wife Of a World War m vet
eran. became the fifth president ~
Lhe Laurel Unit, No. I9. American
Legion Auxiliary, at a ioinf IN
stallatlOn Of the 195O-5l officers ~
the auxiliary unit and the LEGION
post on Wednesday night m
er. '''''i ans
Mrs. Lowe has been a memhor ~
the uint since its Organization n
1916 and during the past wear wac
treasurer and finance officer.
In her installation talk. Mrs
Lowe stated as her objective fhe
carrying out Of all phases Of the
auxiliary program and the ENROLL
ing OF the mothers, wives. and
daughters Of 20 legionnaires Of me
Laurel post, who are not auxiliarv
members.
Mrs. Lowe will attend the Amer-
lcan Legion Auxiliary Convention
IN Dover July IA and is as q dele
gate with the other two Selected
delegates from her unit, Mrs. lean
Henry and Mrs. Ellis Kyttle. ana
the delegates-at-large, Mrs. Charles
z. HaddOck, Mrs. GLADYS Kirk. Mr..
9. Thomas Powell, and Mrs. .. A.
Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07
MELVIN AUSTIN

Miss Helen Melvin, daughter Of
Mf. and Mra, Wesley Melvin of
uoldahoto, Nd and Norman Auas
TN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Austin of Dover were married ON
Friday June 80, az Denton. Md.
by the Rev Trlbhett.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-11-25
"NEIGHBORHOOD
HARMONY" TOPIC
FOR DISCUSSION

The Parents Federation Of
Greater Boston, Roxbury Chap
ter, is happy to announce that
for it's next meeting it will hold
a panel discussion that should
be of paramount interest to the
community. The topic is Mel
ghborhood Harmony.
Serving on the panel will be
Robert Siegel of the Jewish Com
munity Council, Mrs. Muriel
Snowden Of Freedom House,
Samuel Sparks, vice-president of
the Mishkan Tefla Brotherhood,
and Mrs. Frances Tuxeira of
st. Marks Socia, Center The
meeting will be hello on Monday,
November 81 at $3.50 PM. at the
Young Mems Hebrew AsSocia-
ton, Seaver St. at Humboldt
Ave, Roxbury. The public is
invited.
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Naborhood Club
In 3rd Annual

Members o. the Neighborhood
Group No. l with their guests
gathered at Hotel Lucille, Rut-
land So, Wednesday evening,
November Is, for the Groups
annual dinner meeting.
Judge G. Bruce Robinson was
the guest after dinner speaker.
Other remarks we're made by
several officers and also Mrs.
Mayme cambridge, Maurice
Smith, Rev. James H. D. Bailey,
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Kicker, president
Edward Cooper of the Urban
League and others.
Among other guests we're Mrs.
Sarah Stratnon, grand worthy
councillor, Courts of Calanthe;
Mrs. EStelle Lee Crosby, presi-
dent, Housewives League, Mrs.
Maude Trotter Steward, editor
of The Guardian.
Officers and members and
friends present we're. Mrs. Ar
thur L. James. chairman, publi-
city committee; Mrws. Samuel
Dance, secretary; Mrs. Laura B..
Morris and E. T. Wooten of the
Urban League; Mrs. Edgar Gill
you'd, mistress Of ceremonies;
Mrs. Beatrics Durant, Mrs.
Gratia Tyrrel., publicity; Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Dance, Mr.. and
Mrs. Yancey: Mesdames Ella
Yancey, Mary Barnes, E. Thom-
as, C. Craig, Fannie.MosS, Lima B.
Bailey, Leonora A. Jessup, Ina
Simpson, Louise Clark, Nellie M.
Crichlow, Iona Ellis, w. Ell Pet
erson, Carlton Mccarthy, Mil
dred Wheeler, Georgia Greene,
Mary A. Davis, Edna johnson,
Catherine Manning, Louise J.
Clark, Wilfred 1saacs, Mabel
Harrington, Lucy Dunn, Doro-
thy Clark, Estelle Green, Lillian
Phillips, Mr.. S. H. House, Mr..
Wallace Webb and others.
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Spartansville, to visit his mother
and also Washington, D. c. and
New York City.
Mrs. Sadie Sewall of 80 VIII
liajns St, died Sunday Funeral
was Wednesday from Concord
Baptist Church.
Mrs. Gertrude Austin, COM
poser-poet, of New York City.
spent the weekend in Boston,
where she came to attend to
some business.
Mrs Essie O'Banyoun has just
had sn operation looking to saw
ing the vision Of her left eye,
and has come through success
fully, and is now recuperating.
Among the. recent visitors to
Mrs. Bessie J. Waddell, Of Shaw
NUT Ave, were Miss Lucinda
Johnson of Atlantic City, N. j.,
and Mrs. Ann Butler, and son,
Of Jersey City, N. J., who spent
a week Also, Mrs. Esther Ball,
Of Baltimore, Md, Mrs. Clyde
Parker of Worcester, who spent
week-ends. Also Mrs. Lillian
Stills, and husband, of Chicago.
Mrs. Marion Westfall of New
York City.
Greet the three doctors at
Coleridge- Taylor Music Associa-
ton Sunday, Nov. 26 at $3.50 PM.
-558 Massachusetts Ave.
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0'Banyoun's
Observations

Elmer Dickey, tenor, who will
sing a group of arias by Purcell
and Bach as well as several
spirituals at the Albert Schweit-
ger Festival Benefit Concert in
Sanders Theater, Cambridge,
Wednesday evening, Nov. 20, is
one of five people selected to
study with Roland Hayes at Bos-
ton University. Winner of the
San Francisco Municipal Chorus
scholarship in 1949, he has been
scloist at a number of important
concerts on the West Coast and
has appeared on a radio program
sponsored by the Standard Oil
Company of California.
Editor Maude Trotter Steward
will preside Sunday, Nov. 26, at
558 Mass. presenting three ply
sicians and you may interrogate
them. Hour is $3.50 P. M.
Adele Addison sings Dec. 2 at
Jordan Hall.
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Nurses Unit Present
New Bulletin Board
To Peoples Church

Last Sunday, Nov. 10, was a
memorable day at Peoples Bap-
list Church, when at the morn
ing service the Nurses Unit of
the Church presented the
Church with a new Bulletin
Board for which they had raised
$500. The Dedication sermon
was preached by the pastor,
Rev. R. M. Owens whose theme
was Bless This House." and DR..
Charles Bonner gave helpful
advice to the nurses. During
the service a duet was rend-
cred by Nurses Mary I. Gordon
and Lillian Harrison. Present
at the service were nurses from
various organizations. Miss Es-
Their Watkins was chairman Of
the committee, assisted by Mrs.
Lillian Harrison.
The nurses attired in their
nurses uniforms presented a fine
appearance. After the indoor
service unwilling Of the Bulletin
with appropriate exercises was
carried on outside. The Board
is an object Of beauty and
majesty. Rev. Owens made the
prayer at the opening and re-
ceiyed the Board for the church.
Remarks were made by vice
president Mary Gordon. mainly
through whose efforts the Unit
was organized and by president
Lillian Kicker. Prayer by the
pastor closed the very impressive
ceremonies.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-11-25
CIVIC CLUB
PLANS WORK
FOR THE YEAR

The Civic Club of Massachu-
sets held It's November meeting
Thursday, November 16, at 55s
Mass. Ave, with Granville BoSi
and Mrs. Marion Waters presid-
ing.
The devotional was led by
Mrs. Waters, minutes of the pre-
ceding meeting were read and
adopted. The program for the
year was discussed. Plans in
clude social activities to be d.
rected by the ways and means
committee, and an inveStiga-
ton Of the higher tax rates by
a special committee, the Inyesti-
eating Committee.
Later in the evening a rattle
was conducted by the Ways and
Means Committee headed by
Mrs. Helen Mann. First prize.
turkey, was won by Mrs. James
Brennan, Of Brookline Village.
G. Jackson, IL Regent ST., Rox-
bury was the winner of second
prize, a capo.l.
Election of officers viii be held
at the December meeting, at
which all members are requested
to be present.
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sister Maude some 40 odd years
ago and Mrs. Ferguson; Rev.
Kenneth eP. Hughes whom she
had known when on a visit to
her husbands relatives in
Charleston S. c.; Mrs. Julia
Craft da Costa, Asst. Atty. Gen.
and Mrs. James G. Wolff, Atty.
John R. Bourne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Fitzallen, Leila Stubs Nc
Kenzie and sister, Theresa
StubbS BRINE (of Brooklyn,
N. " Bertha Baumann Ran
dolph of Newark, N. Y, BeSsie's
maid of honor, (the last three,
young girlhood chums), Mrs.
Rachel West of Oak Bluffs, and
daughter, Dorothy, the author,
whose love of writing started
from the time, when at the age
of 4, she was tutored by Bessie;
Miss Gertrude Baker, Miss Julia
Smith, Mrs. Sophie Ross VIII
Hams, Mrs. Matte Ross Vincent
and Mrs. Clara Ross Parker, DR..
and Mrs. Henry Turner, Norris
Davis, Mr. Leon Lonax, Mrs.
Grace Sato and sister, Mrs. Ruth
Marshall, early Guardian clerk,
Mrs. Isabel S. Harper, Miss B.
Durant, Mrs. F. H. Yancey, lat
ter day Guardian clerks, Atty.
Laurence H. Banks, Mrs. Ebba
Stephens Perry, Mrs Nettie Felts.
Ruth, Janette and Naomi Felts,
cousins of DR.. Steward, Mrs.
Sturgis Robinson and Romaine,
the Ernest Kenwils, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Sparrow, 1t. ]. C..
Andrews, Rev. Abercrombie, Dr..
Alfred Russell, Mrs. Rosa Brown,
Mrs. Nellie Crichlow, Margaret
and Ethel Henderson, E. z.
Roundtree, Atty E. P. Benjamin,
Mrs. Drue King, Mrs. Lucille Heg-
gle, Georgine Glover Brown, Mrs.
Emma Newman, DR.. and Mrs.
w. o. Taylor, Nora and Eleanor
Hill, Fritz Isaacs, cousin, Her
bert Dowse, Mr.. and Mrs. w, c.
Coles, Muriel and Otto Snowden,
Atty Dorch, Atty. Bullock, Mr..
and Mrs. j. T. White (all of
whom Mrs. Craft had known
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-11-25
CITY NEWS

Pre- Christmas Bazaar, given
by the Greater Boston House
wives League, Inc. Monday, Nov.
~, at 558 Mass. Ave. Open at 3
P. M. until. Many useful gifts
and also refreshments for sale.
Fine program. Hat show by
Lydia. Admission 10 cents. The
public is cordially invited.
Mrs. Nettie Archie, president
OF Light of the World Club Of
Union Methodist Church is
spending the holiday week with
her uncle, Preston Meredith, and
her cousin, George Meredith, in
Philadelphia.
The Home Missions of the Col
umbus Ave. A.M.E. Zion Church
give a musical tea Sunday, Nov
26 at 8 PM. Mary Hullum is