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tCOnClnueo FTOm rlISI FdSe.l
produce about $50 million. has
brought many letters Of protests.
Ready by Last of Week.
Argument over the cooperative
tax kept the committee from COM
pleting action on the bill and
clearing the way for sending it to
the Senate floor by the middle of
this week.
Committee members indicated
they hope to work out final de-
tails of the bill by tomorrow or
Tuesday and have it ready to pre-
sent to the Senate toward the last
of the week. But it was regarded
as doubtful that the Senate would
be able to take it up until the
following week.
So far the committees decisions
have trimmed the revenue meas
ure to less than $5.5 billion-or a
little more than half the $40 bill
lion in new taxes urgently re-
quested by President Truman last
January and at intervals since
then.
Small Corporations Benefit.
The corporation tax boost under
the Senate bill, would bring in
50 billion or $3.50 million less than
the House-approved bill. The loss
occurred because the Senate COM
mittee adopted a different method
from that Of the House in raising
the combined normal and surtax
rate from At to So per cent.
The House voted to increase the
normal tax to 80 per cent from
the present 25 and leave the sur
Evening star., 1951-09-09

the legislation directly affected
the privately operated Sphinx
Club dining room run in connec-
ton with the Almas Temple. In
Iobjecting to the $500 license fee
he proposed that the undesirable
clubs could be eliminated by re-
Iquiring them to be in operation
for year before they could ap-
ply for license.
"Such legislation" he wrote
would not be burden on clubs
such as ours. We are not what is
commonly known as an after
hours club We never serve the
public unless they are guests OF
our members"
The $500 license fee was pro-
posed by Corporation Counsel
Vernon West while the House Dis
trict Committee was struggling
with the problem of the most ef-
Ifective way to put "after hours
clubs" under control or out OF
leXiStence.
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dmas visa etuvu tauta sneknes Taue sventove
Vyauto Ddzoo Karo MuzeQ kur greta etuviu auos ais
gyneo Neznomoo Kareivo kapo prade bosevkka lai
doti ir letuvQ tautos sdavikai bel priesai.'
Kencia ir dejuoja euvu tauta Taciau juk nebus tap
vsada Vsagas Pasauio Tvaryojas vena karta isgs
domo naiknamos etuvu autos karsas mada kruvinas
asaras pasms zabus pernus prizes autos kanntous
ir Sic begs is Maros aziatiska rou gal
greiciau je buvo isbege 1941 birzelio menesi.
Nepasims jie musu sventoves Maskva ii iks Kaune.
Je gall apgrobti apgrauti jos rlmus, bet
okia ega nesugebes paimti sveH euvskos zemes,
ant kurios tie ruma stow
il ks ant jos vel sdigs atnaunta Tautine Sven
tOve,
kurioje ssasvinusi letuvu tauta atnasaus
kas Smutkeu Maa vel zyguos ddesnes greos nauu
karo nvadQ buvus laisves kovotoju parizanu kanu
tremtinu;
vel lnksmai plevesuos msu vaIstyb ybines tautnes We
iavOs; vel skambins tas pats kitas Varpas,
ir tukstantines asvu ietuviu minos enuziastska su
asaromis akyse gedos:
Lietuva Tevyne mlsu!
Lietuviais esame mes gime, lietuviai but!
Maria, Maria, apsaugok preso baisaus
Vardan tos Lietuvos vienybe tezydi!
(Pabaiga)
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kencianni.

kenciami.
Tad priezastis, kad siuo
metu vienur kitur yra ne
lengva isigyti reikiamuosius dia-
kritinius zenklus, dar maza ka
sako, kad del to turetu butt jau
keiciamas ir visas raidynas. Raj
dyno (alfabeto) keitimas yra
daug sunkesnis ir painesnis da-
lykas, negu kokia nors rasybos
reforma: tai yra du is esmes
skirtingi dalykai, kuriq lengvai
nereiketu maisyti; del to kick
vienas placiau gall "Lietuviu
kalbos vadove" pasiskaityti sky
riu "Rasyba ir raidynas" (55-58
psl.). Savo laiku DIR. j. Basana-
vicius buvo sudares savotiska
raidyno projekta be jokiu dia-
kritiniq zenklq, bet dabar tai
jau seniai uzmirsta. Nepriklau-
somybes laikais vienas kitas irgi
buvo pasiryzes tai bandyti, bet
nieko is to neisejo. Nieko is to
neiseis ir dabar, dar sunkesnese
aplinkybese. Bet galvoti apie
rimta musu raidyno sutvarkyma
dabar kaip tik yra laikas, nes
ateityje gall prisireikti viska
skubomis svarstyti.
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jQ pakaitus cz, 81. Tad argi da-
bar kas benoretY grizti senove,
tik uzuot lenkisku jungtiniu
priebalsiu isivesdami jungtines
angliskas raidziu grupes? Ne,
tue mes savo raidyno neikiek
nepagerinsime. Antra vertus,
raidziu dvigubinimas is viso yra
priesingas pagrindiniams fone-
tiniams reikalavimams. Fonetis-
kas tikslas kaip tik yra: vienas
garsas vienas rasmuo. Pvz. Salia
{, kuris yra lygus IS, bdtinai
turetu butt vienu rasmeniu zy-
mimas ir dz, kuris is tikruju zy-
mi tik viena jungtini, ne du at
Sklrus garsuS. llgaJl garsa bu-
tinai reiketu zymeti vienu ras-
MENU, ne dviem u ir ", kaip
kad lig siol esame dare. Minks-
tintini garsa XII butinai turetu-
me zymeti viena raide, ne
dviem: juk mes kiauras tariame
ne ki-auras, bet k'auras, ir IT,.
Taigi minetojo straipsnio auto
RUS pagrindiniu, tikrai keistinu
musQ raidyno dalyku yra visai
nepastebejes, O kelia aiksten to-
kius dalykus, kurie dabartinese
aplinkybese gall butt dar pa
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arba vien kritikuoti musu ras-
mems, bet juo norma duoti su-
gestiju musu kalbininkams, kad
jie rimtai pagalvotu apie musu
rasybos reforma, jei jau visai
nepanaikinant, tai bent supras-
tinant akcentinius zenklus".
Prizes kalbant apie patti auto
riaus keliama dalyka, tenka is
siaiskinti kaikuriuos terminus,
kurie gerokai painiojami jo
straipsnyje. Visu pirma akcen-
tiniai zenklai yra kirciu bel prize
gaidziQ zymenys, kuriuos varto-
jane tik kirciuodami Fodzius:
todel juos naikinti arba pras-
tinti nera jokio reikalo. Kas kita
yra pridetines, arba diakritines.
raidziu zymes, pvz. taskelis ant
siaurojo e, bruksnelis ant ilgojo
u, uodegeles po ilgaisiais (nosi-
niais) balsiais ir vadinamieji
"pauksciukai' ant {, s, Z. Juos
autorius siulo visus panaikinti:
uzuot S rasyti angliska sh, uzuot
e - dviguba ee, panasiai kaip
kad estai raso, ir TT. Bet jis
nieko nesiulo uodegelinems raj
dems pakeisti. Savo laiku pir-
moji rasybos reformos komisija
buvo linkusi vadinamasias nosi-
mes raides "a, e, i, " drauge su
kitomis ilginemis (ilgQju balsiQ
zymimomis) raidemis latviu pa
vyzdziu zymeti bruksneliais vir-
suje, ir tue budu butu buve ga
lima sutaupyti kelis rasmenis !:
pvz. uzuot y ir u butu rasoma
tiku, uzuot j ir y tik vienas
brlksnelinis ir TT. Bet sitas
+sumanymas nerado platesnio
pritarimo, ir nuo jo buvo atsisa-
kyta. Oar maziau butume rade
atgarsio, jei bltume sugalvoje
pvz. s pakeisti sh arba Z j zh :
dvejytines raides vienam garsui
zymeti nera nei praktiskai, nei
fonetiskai naudingas dalykas,
todel musu rasybos istorijoje ne
buvo pastaraisiais laikais nei
meginta tai daryti. Juk cekis-
kuosius rasmenis (, s esame isl
vede veliau, 0 anksciau kaip tik
turejome dvejybinius lenkiskus
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riems pirmoje vietoje rimtai
rupi patys kalbos duomenys, ne
bukas asmeninis uzsispyrimas
arba tuscias tagiamai savaran-
kisko "zinoviskumo" demonstra-
vimas.
REMNANTS musu kalbos duo
menimis, jotas po priebalsiu b
ir p bendrineje kalboje visdelto
vartotinas tik saknyse; priesa-
gose ir galunese jis panasiose
aplinkybese jau nebevartoja-
mas. Todel salia bjaurus, bjurti,
pjauti, pjlvis, pjudyti, pjaulai,
spjauti, spjlvis ir KIT. rasytina
ir tartina labiau, labiausiai, sku-
biausias, slapias, slapiausias,
taip pat aviq, vemiau, ne tar
miskai labjau, skubjausias, sla-
pjas (arba slapijas), avju, We
mjau ir KIT.
Bet del analogijos pagal gy-
vosios zmoniu kalbos lytis jie,
jiems, Jiesia, Pajiesys ir KIT. ra-
sytina ir jieskoti, jiesmas, jie-
va, ne ieskOti, iesmas, ieva. ST.
toki rasyma aiskiai paremia ir
augstaiciu tarmiu tariffs, kuria
didzia dalimi remiama ir bend
rines kalbos tartis.
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dzelynas, r. Trautmannas ir kt.,
pagaliau visos lietuviQ kalbos
rasybos reformos komisijos ir
siaip samoningesnieji lituanis-
tai mokytojai, daugumas buv.
Lietuviu Kalbos Draugijos ma
riu ir kt.- sutartinai pripazino,
kad bjaurus, pjauti ir spjauti
turf butt rasoma SUI jotu, ne be
joto. Ir ne tik nepriklausomybes
Iaikais, bet ir po antrojo karo
laisvieji lietuviai ta jota daug
kur tebevartoja zodziu saknyse
po priebalsiu b ir p, pvz. l..
Dambriunas "Lietuviu kalbos
sintakseje", V. Gailius "Vokis-
kai lietuviskame zodyne'', arkyv.
Skvireckas paskutineje N. Testa-
mento laidoje, pakaliau dabar
Dirva, Draugas ir KIT. Taigi Nau-
jienu slapukas M. K. per axis
netiesa raso tvirtindamas, kad
pastaruoju laiku K. Buga jau
baigiamas pamirsti. Ir "Lietu-
viu kalbos vadovas", vartoda-
mas ta jota po priebalsiu b ir p
zodziu saknyse ir eidamas K.
Bugos pedomis, yra vienu vie
mas, bet SUI daugybe kitu, ku-
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KALBOS APZVALGA

Australijos lietuviu savaitinio
laikrascio, 'Musu Pastoges,' %
126 numeryje s. m. birzelio 2S
d. rasoma del musu raidyno. sio
straipsnio autorius Gis pasiraso
tik keturiomis raidemis KaGi)
kelia mint, kad dabar, tremtyje,
butu laikas susirupinti musu
raidyno (alfabeto) suprastini-
mu. 10 nuonone, esq didziai ne
patogus visi pridetiniai zenklai,
pvz. taskeliai, bruksneliai arba
ziogreliai, kahn antai: e, u, s, c, Z.
'Jeigu pradetume rasyti vietoj
u - W., raso jis, atrodo, ne
butu keisciau, kaip dabar y skai-
tome ilgaja. O argi butu pai-
niau vaikus mokyti rasyti vie
toj S su pauksciuku - sh arba
ch arba zh. Ma, o jeigu rasysi-
me dvi ee (geeda) ir nutarsi-
me, kad il bus tariama kaip lig-
sioline e, tai juk bus ia patti
geda, o ne kas kita." Ir cia pat
jis dar priduria, kad sio jo
straipsnio tikslas esas ne pa
kenkti musu kalbos skambumui
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MUSU KALBA s ,,.s:: s:::sss'i sf::;:..


Lig siol jotas lietuviskuose
zodziuose buvo nevienodai var
tojamas. Vieni j terase zodzio
pradzioje prizes balse (pvz. jau-
mas, jega, jeknos, jie, jiems, ir
kt.), taip pat panasiais atvejais
po priesdeliu arba sudetiniuose
zodziuose (pvz. atjoti, parjoti,
sujungti, siaipjau tuojau) ir pa
galiau zodzio viduryje tarp bal
siu (pvz. naujas, kraujas, gera-
jam, gerieji ir kt.) bel sutrum-
pejusiose galunese (pvz. lovoj,
rytoj, viduj ir kt.). Bet zodziu
saknyse po b ir p buvo rasomas
paprastas i: biaurus, piauti,
spiauti, rugiapiute, pilvis ir KIT.
Taciau Sticks rasymas pries-
taraute priestarauja dabartines
lietuviu kalbos duomenims. Be-
veik visose lietuviu tarmese, is
skyrus visai nedideli Vilniaus
krasto dzuku plota, visai aiskiai
yra skiriama bjaurus, pjauti,
pjuvis, sienapjlte, sjauti ir KIT.
nuo kiauras, liaunas, miauk-
ii, niaurus, siauras, siaure ir KIT. {:
pirmuoju atveju cia yra aiskiai
tariamas atskiras priebalsinis
garsas, t. y. sakoma b-jaurus,
ne b'aurus, panasiai kaip k'au-
ras (rasoma kiauras)' ir kt., o
antruoju atveju raide nezymi
jokio atskiro garso, tik parodo
priesstovincio priebalsio minks-
tuna. Tai yra visai aiskus ir
neikiek neabejojamas lietuviu
kalbos reiskinys, kurio negali
nuneigti nei vienas rimtesnis
kalbininkas ar siaip lietuviu kali
bos mokytojas, vadovaujasis
pacioje savo praktikoje kalbos
duomenimis, ne buku uzsispyri-
mu arba nereikalingu itaringu-
mu, kartais pasireiskianciu tus-
cioje paskutiniu laiku kalbineje
polemikoje. sia tiesa jau 1880
m. yra pareiskes vienas mokyto-
jas vienuolis siais zodziais:
"Gerbiamieji kalbininkai, leiski-
te NUNS bent karta lietuviskai
nusispjauti" 1r daugumas kali
bininku kaip tik buvo panasios
nuomones: ne tik Kazimieras
Buga, bet ir jo mokytojas K.
Jaunius, ankstyvesnieji zodyni-
ninkai kaip Nesselmannas ir kt.,
taip pat velyvesnieji kalbininkai
kaip A. Vireliunas ir kt., uzsie-
nieciai kalbininkai kaip j. En-
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Pabaiga.

Msu Tevyne neisvenge ziauresnes rusu
seVikq okupacjos Negaeo jos svengti Vyauto Ddzojo
Karo Muziejus
NauJuq okupantu jis vel paversta u prazutingos
popagandos ranku s jau nebe Lietuvos Vyauo Ddzojo
Karo Muzeus, bet tik Karo karns muzieus Vs
etuv tautos aves kvas vazduoa esponatai is 10 paant
r Q veta uee etuvu preso jau treca
karta Q918 1910 r 1914 n.y. atsasciuso sventaia Letva
rusu boseVku okupanto agaben komunstniai esponata
Naujass okupantas kankndamas naikindamas ir nien-
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Lietuviu ir vokieciu iskiimes Karo Muziejuje.

Ypatngai gala buvo atiduoti Lietuvos geeznkeu drb
aiednto Rmsos kurno Vargo Mokylos- Karo
Muzeaus vadovybe prase vokecu et atednt so kurino
gpsine forma duo tam reikau Vokecai suko bet
ga ese neatveze Jau buvo manyta kad karas gre
bagss reikes aiduot Vargo Mokyka Pagaiau
Wis deo buvo atvezas Tada Karo Mieaus virsninkas
susitae kurno autorium Rimsa s pats uz kes uk
vokku marku skuboa suspeo padaryt kurino
gipsine kopija.
Tap pat buvo gala grazos Napaleono patrankos,
tai buvo tkrai grazus r brangus ekspertas.
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Xiii reikalai.

VokieGu okupacijos Karo Muzieus labai gausiai
lankytas Ypatnga daug buvo organzuotu ekskursijq
Ju skaus ypac paddedavo pavasar r ruden, kada pra
dedavo ir bagdavos mokso metal musQ mokykose Tada
moksevai moktoais skubedavo aplanky Karo Mu
zeu ekskursiju ti is Kauno jo apynkQ,
bet net is tomausu Leuvos provincos vietu Tenka
brezkad oau trko vokec okupaca tue ankytou skai
ddejo Tarp nkyoju buvo daug vokiecu karu
paveniu r organzuotu (ekskursju).
Ekskursos pavienia lankyojai paikdavo pacus gra-
zausiu atsepmus muzieaus sveGu knygoe Vokecu karu
asepmai buvo aip pat aba grazus, kuuring daugeu
nuoziu kompmenu Nuzieju vsai ietuviu tautai
Ne vename vokecu karu atsepme nebuvo isddumo kur
rke vokieciai cviai nacionaocaistu partos nara
nebuvo ir nekutrngos bravuros tuaus pasigrmo r
anafabetiskai kvau ponu ssisokmu kokus buvo paike
pme Letvos okupantai rusai boevkai uzasuose r
atsiiepmuose toe pacioje sveciu knygoje.
Vokieciu rusu karu puseus, ir pradeus ret
karca bombaruot Kauna pradea daugau rupntis Kauno
prieslekuvine Kaunui gn vokecai netureo ne
prieslekuvnes arteros nei lekuvu naikntuvu Tode e
pradeo krept daugau demeso pasyvne priesektuvne
sauga.
Karo Muziejaus sodeyje tap muzejaus rum Letuvos
Lasves satuos skstas scementuotas dides gus basel
vandeniu prizes gasrUs ganus kilt per bombardavma
Meaus sodeis buvo sugadntas aciau reieo sukt
nes tai bvo tka rea premone prizes gama gasro pavou
Karo Muzeaus admnstraca tap pat buvo padaus nkamus
zygius apsaugot eksponaus gamo sunaiknmo
zuvimo.
Vyauo Ddzioo Karo Muziejus buvo tampriai susies
su mko E. Geviciaus vardu s gus meus vadovavo Karo
Muzeaus nvad orkestru ko koncerta muzeaus sodeyje
budavo aba popuarus r maona dziugndavo Sven
tadieniais ir tautiniu svenciu progoms
E. Galevcus yra autorus r to pupuliaraus geduingo
marso kuro garsa smtu ydedavo
karo nvaidus zygiuoancus pre pamnko
asve pagerb Neznomoo kappa Sis popuiarus
muzkas r kompozorus po gos igos 1948 m mire
emyJe, saurneje Vokietijoje angu okupacneje zonoe
Be Karo Muzeaus steigejo ir virsininko qeneroo vi
Nago daug seos r darbo deo Karo Muzeu buve to
zieaus administrators pareiguna gen. Nagiaus armause
pagebnnka majoras sestakauskas pix saraukas mir Jonas
Vaas dabar Chicago Ill., pix ltn Aisauskas istisa
uvos neprausomyes karo nvadu visiems iu sefu
genero Nagui priklauso tkra uzamauta vos euviu vi
suomenes gill ir didele padeka ir pagarba.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-27

turing the Caesar Rodney High
School Band of 48 members was
enjoyed. At this meeting all pro
cedures relative to entering a child
in the first grade in the Frederick
School in September, was explain
ed.
Mrs. Vaughn Warren was a We'd
nesday evening dinner guest of Mr..
and Mrs. w. L. Mcqueen.
Mrs. L. d. Morrow cf FELTON, call
ed on her husband at MCQUEEN s
Nursing Home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Reillv Of
Philadelphia spent the weekend
with Mrs. Susan Stevens.
Mrs. Sam Benentt of town and
aunt of Salisbury, spent the week
end in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clarl, of
Rochester, N. Y, spent the week
end with Mrs. Clark's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. Lank.
Mrs. Virginia Tatman and daugb-
ter Barbara Ann, and Mrs. B. Moore
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Moore
in Virginia over the weekend.
Miss Bessie Cook is slowly re-
covering from a sprained ankle
which she injured stepping in
hole while crossing the road here
in town. Miss Charlotte Bobb and
Miss Reed of Philadelphia, were re-
cent callers on Miss Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Sharp have
moved from their home on st. Ag-
mes street to the home of the late
Mrs. Ida Faulkner, which they re-
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-27

and Mrs. Charles ODel and Mrs.
Walter Warren and family.
Mrs. Laura Walls, who has been
a patient in the Memorial Hospital
in Wilmington for several weeks.
returned home on Sunday. Mrs,
Walls is spending part of this week
with Mrs. Bertha Draper in Bridge
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Donovan call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. James Deputy
in Frederick on Saturday.
Mrs. Kenneth Tatman of Har-
rington and Mrs. Louise Hughes of
Dover were guests of their mother,
Mrs. Stella Carey.
Mrs. Nan Cooper, who has spent
the winter with relatives in Wood
bury, N. j. returned home on Sun
day.
Mrs. Ruth Blakeney of Washing
ton, d. c., spent Monday and Tues
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Fitzgerald.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shaffer
and son Irwin of Philadelphia were
Saturday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Wilkins. Mrs. il.
Nichols of Newark, was the week.
end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gray en-
tertained on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartley Gray and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hammond and family.
all of Marcus Hook, Pa, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart Clark, Chester, Pa,
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Marvel
and family of Williamsville.
The supper, sponsored by the
Sunbeam Glass, which was to have
been in the Grange Hall, Milford.
on Friday night, April q, has been
postponed indefinitely.
A very serious accident occurred
on Sunday evening at Swiggett's
Mill, Cedar Creek, when the car
driven by Clyde Wilkins of Milford.
went out of control and turned over.
The only occupants of the car were
Mr.. and Mrs. wilkins, who are in
the Milford Memorial Hospital. suf-
fering from severe injuries. Mrs.
" AAtAlAAS - bnC 4O4 luGI Auu1e MACK
lin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hub
bard Macklin.
The covered dish supper which
was to have been held at the com
munity, hall on Tuesday evening
was cancelled.
The personal property of the late
Mrs. Bessie Morgan will be sold at
her late home on Saturday, May 12,
at one p. m.
The population Of New York in
1860 was 1,174,779.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-27
FREDERICK
BY Mrs. HOey Gross
Phone Frederick 1851
Trinity Methodist Church
Rev. John r. DiehI. Minister

Services for Sunday, April 90:
The church school session begin
ming at 10:00 a. m, with classes for
all age groups. Mrs. F. A. Morris,
superintendent.
Ihe morning worship service be-
ginning at HOO a. IN. The pastor
will preach on the theme Proving
Cod" The evening worship hour
beginning at 1880 p. m. The mid
week prayer fellowship hour on
Thursday evening at 7:3O D. m.
Services next Sunday, April 29.
at Milford Neck will be in the fol-
lowing order:
The church school session begin
ming at p. m. Harvey A. ThOmp-
son, superintendent, in charge. The
worship service beginning at 8 D.
m, conducted by the pastor, Rev.
John R. Diehl
Little 10 Ann Thomas, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas.
celebrated her second birthday on
Tuesday by having relatives and
friends at her home entertaining at
a party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Faulkner and
family and Mrs. Andrew Palmer
spent Sunday at the Marine Hos
pital, Baltimore, visiting Albert
Hudson, who is very sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Cain of FL
mer, N. j., Mrs. Georgia Eisenbrey
and Miss Lydia Cain of Milford
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Purnell.
of town, were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Robbins on Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Rentz motor
ed to Trenton, N. j.. State Fair
grounds on Sunday, seeing the A.
A. A. Sam Nunis Speedways sane
toned big car auto races, driven by
Indianapolis drivers.
Mrs. Hester Anderson of Will
mington, Mrs. Catherine Landen-
berg of Camden, N. j., and mother,
Mrs. Laura Spurry of Wilmington,
also Mrs. Jane Cook visited rela-
tives in town on Thursday.
Denney Sharp recently called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Outten at
FELTON,.
The regular monthly meeting of
the P. T. A. was held on Wednes-
day evening at the school. A spe-
cial spring musical program, fea-
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-27

The EqUfubIe Life Assurunse Society f The United s,o,
Thomus Purknson
399 Seventh Avenue New York /, New York
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-27

Gently purchased. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Powell and family are NOV
ing in the Sharp house.
Mark Andrews was taken very
i'll last Friday evening. Mrs. Mary
Joseph is still confined to her home.
Hoey Gross is confined to his
home with grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nutter Marvel en-
tertained over the weekend Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Kreible of Norris
town. Pa. They have been spend
ing the winter in st. Petersburg.
Florida, and were on their way
home.
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-27

Sometimes people see the need for afs loeso
me born door offer the horse has been uee-od fable Of h
Us building evees png sundboss inevitable danq that
tneos' our famIes security dsregurded ors forgotten
For most OF Us the only real security our ~
life insurance. Why examine your Wfe,on children
PF0eed-ora are you taking he risk vang lutea
Milford chronicle., 1951-04-27
LINCOLN
By Mrs. George H. DerricksOn
Phone Milford 1859
Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. w. II. ReYeIle. Sr.. Minister

Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. w. H. ReYelle, Sr, Minister
All services on Sunday will be
on daylight saving time.
1000 a. m.-MOrning worship,
sermon by the minister.
11:00 a. m. - Church School.
Douglas Morgan, superintendent.
500 p. m-The M. Y. f. will
have charge Of the program. There
will be a movie shown by Fay
Grassmyer Of the places he visited
on his tour Of Europe last summer.
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
The first business meeting of the
young married couples class was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Clendaniel on Wednesday
evening.
The Sunbeam Glass will meet
with Mrs. Erie Hostedler on Tues
day evening, May /, at 8 o'clock
All members are urged to be pres
ent.
Dick Clendaniel left on Friday Of
last week for clifton, Georgia. He
will ship tomato plants to Frank
Clendaniel, Inc, to be sold in the
northern markets.
Mrs. Herbert Murray of Milford
spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Donovan and family.
Miss Minnie Coffin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles r. Taylor are plan
ming to move into their beautiful
new home on Kings Highway. Mil
ford, the first of next week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Hunt bought the Tay-
lor property and will take immedi-
ate possession.
Mrs. Mae Prettyman McGoweu
OF Frankford, Pa, was the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Benson
last week. On Tuesday, Mrs. Ben
son, Mrs. McGOwen, Mrs. Ollie Hig-
man, Mrs. Hilda Shockley of Cedar
Neck and Mrs. Ruth Davis of Mil
ford spent the day with Mrs. Geor-
gle Mills in EastOn, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd McMonigaI
and Miss Betty DWier of Glendora.
N. j., and Miss Blanche Pettyiobn
OF BlackwoOd, N. J., were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Der
rlckson and Mrs. w. H. Clendaniel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Steen and
daughter Patsy of New Castle spent
Saturday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Steward Steen. In the evening
they were all guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Steen and daughter
Nancy, who celebrated her fifth
There were refreshments
OF ice cream, cake and candy.
Mrs. Virginia Clark of Haddon- /
field, N. j., spent last Wednesday
and Thursday with her parents, Mr.. !