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Babies Born At
Milford Hospital

December IL, girl, Mr.. and Mrs.
LinwOOd Wiley, Milford; boy, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Short, Glendale;
girl, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Joseph,
MillsbOTo.
December u, boy, Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore GovatOs, Milford; boy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Speicher,
Bridgeville.
December IA, boy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvel McWilliams, Seaford; boy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hastings, Jr.,
Georgetown; girl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Fleetwood. Seaford.
December Is, girl. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Baechler, Milford.
December 16, girl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston Perdue, Georgetown.
December II, girl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Avery Tucker, Bridgeville: girl,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford West, Bridge
Vile; girl, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Walls, Milford.
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Rebekah Notes

Last Thursday evening was q
very enjoyable one for the fifty Re
bekahs who gathered at the home
of their noble grand, Mrs. Finley
Jones and Captain Jones, to en-
joy a covered dish supper and to
have their Christmas party. The
weather was ideal, which added Zest
To the happy occasion. The guests
arrived promptly at $50 D. III. la
den with plenty of good eats and
many packages for the Christmas
tree. Among the guests was the
Oldest Odd Fellow in the state, Col
Onel William +. Lark. who thor
Oughly enjoyed the evening with
the younger folks. The home was
very prettily decorated with ever
greens, and a beautiful spruce tree
decorated with Christmas lights
had been placed in front OF the
fireplace with two huge candles on
either side over the mantle hung
d beautiful snow scene, which was
taken at Penn State College-in the
center Of the picture was a large
dOrmitOry, on the steps of which
Captain Jones and Mrs. Jones met
for the first time. All this made a
very pretty and interesting set
ting.
After everyone had enjoyed the
most delicious supper, they gather
ed around the tree and sang car
OILS, then the Christmas message
from Mrs Almira Lewis, President
of the Rebekah Assembly. was read
/ by the secretary. Mrs Pauline
Lord p y. G.. acted as Santa and
distributed the gifts. their atten-
ton was then drawn to cards.
when five hundred. canasta and
pitch were enjoyed Everyone
wished each other Il most Merry
Christmas and Il Peaceful New
Year. The regular meeting was
held on Thursday evening in the
/ Odd Fellows Temple.
/ Plans are being made for a most
busy winter. the local Rebekahs
will entertain in January the mem
bers of Orpha Rebekah Lodge of
: Newark and Mrs. Almira Lewis
! and her staff will make their Off
cial visit and it is expected Nor
man Waible, Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge of Delaware l. o. o
F., and his staff will be present
also.
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Circle Meeting

On Tuesday evening. December
II, Circle No. of the Calvary
Methodist Church held its Christ
mas party at the home of Mrs.
Sara Rogers. Mrs. Caddie Rogers
served as co-hostess. There were
% members present and eight Wis
itOrs.
The members were very glad TO
have with them. Mrs. Jones and the
president, Mrs. Ann POstles.
DevOtiOns for the evening were
led by Mrs. Sara Walls. The de-
votions were on the theme of
Christmas and very much enjoyed
by all Several beautiful Christ
mas carols were sung
After the meging each one
present received Christmas pres
ents from their Secret Pal. After
the presents were all opened the
hostess and cO-hOstess served home
made cake and ice cream.
The January meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Anna
Walls on January Is. All members
are urged to attend and to start
the new year right.
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School Bus Involved
In Accident

Durin gthe severe sleet storm
which struck lower Delaware on
Tuesday a school bus skidded and
crashed into I. tree while making
its round.
Two pupils enroute to school
here were injured. They are Lita
Bray, who was taken to the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital with back
injuries and shock and Rita Glen
daniel. who was cut on the arm
and also suffered a possible frac-
ture Of the arm. Miss Clendaniel is
back in school with her arm in a
sling, but Miss Bray is still in the
hospital 1t is very fortunate that
no other pupils were injured in the
accident. Miss Bray had a back
brace on when the accident occur
rod
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Celebrate Their 50th
Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. John Tracy, of 2212
Wilmington avenue, RehObOth, Gel
ebrated their 50th wedding ami
verSary with surprise turkey
dinner Oh Sunday at the home of
their daughter. Mrs. Frank Savin
and Mr.. Savin of 212 South Mar
shall street, Milford.
The table decorations were in
keeping with the occasion and were
in gold. Dinner guests were Mr.
and Mrs. John Tracy. Mr.. and Mrs.
John f. Tracy, Jr.. Mrs. Mary HOl-
land. Mr.. and Mrs. James Silva,
ali Of RehObOth; Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Savin, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Sapp and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Savin. all of
Milford. Later in the evening the
bride and groom" cut their we'd
ding cake. which was followed by
ice cream and cake. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tracy received many gifts and
beautiful flowers both at the din
ner and from friends at their home.
Guests departed wishing the couple
many more anniversaries.
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Troop No. Nine

Brownie Scout Troop No. 9 met
last Thursday in Mrs. Hawley's
loom in the school building at 3:1J.
They opened their meeting by sing
ing Christmas carols and enjoying
a Christmas story that was read 10
them. They made invitations to take
home to their parents inviting them
to come to the Investiture Cercmo-
ny this Thursday at 3:l5.
A note of appreciation from the
Milford Hospital Auxiliary was re-
ceived and read to the troop. At a
recent meeting of the Brownie
Scouts. bean bags were made to do
nate 10 the hospital cart.
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ChOirs Of Calvary
Church Hold Party

The Christmas party for the
Chancel and Junior ChOirs of the
Calvary Methodist Church was held
in Grange Hall on Monday even
ing. Many Christmas carols were
sung and enjoyed by all. Santa
Claus was present and gave gifts
to all Refreshments were served,
after which the new officers for the
coming year were introduced. Choir
mother. Mildred O'Day; president,
Frances White; vice president.
Mona Miller; secretary, jeanette
Tingle; treasurer. Frances Lord.
The regular monthly meeting will
be held at Mary Stauffer's on Mon
day evening at o'clock, January
p. Happy New Year
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Peersham has been faithful the pywood
been painted all their splendo
Every and visitor the Library has admired
work and been awed by the spirituality scene.
Mr.. and Dewey Eakins Wilmington " C.,
announced the of their daughter Rachel
Robert Edward Shilling Robert Shilling
wedding will place Baptist
the home of the brde-elec February Shilling
employed by the International Paper Company
town. n C.
The church music the past Sunday many
the Christmas music of the year Always lovely always
lifting it becomes for every The
Organs Mrs Edward Hurley Methodist Church
unable her usual capable Illness
but fine sharing Ruth
Klppe Presbyterian organst stepped and
leys place the choir part Mes
those faithulness wish
recovery to full health to be speedy and satisfactory
And wish for each you the blessed Christ
Not of baubes and gifts but filled with the real
spirit of the day when shall little time and be
grateful for the many blessings still have Be grateful for
land broad beautiful give your the plenty that
yours, rejoice there Christ Child Who
bring peace world you pass
your thanksgiving these things who would be
likewise they only With many distant
places the holiday
only your happiness these
of Who will bring
the Peace all want His good time Let's
this a Chris-like holiday
Faithfully
Virginia s Townsend
0l%i
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Christmas Eve Service
At Presbyterian Church

The WOmen's Association of the
First Presbyterian Church of Mil
ford again will sponsor a Candle
light Service at 1900 p. m Mon
day. December oath. Carol singing
by the Choir and congregation will
intersperse the reading of the
Christmas Story from the Gospel
of Luke by Mrs. Joseph Lofiand.
Jr. Mr.. Ralph NJ. SnoWberger will
sing The Birthday of a King" and
Miss Ruth Humes will sing The
Kings of the East are Riding. Mr.
George Messick will preside at the
organ. The Pastor, Rev Kenneth
NJ Kepler, will give the Christmas
message The public is cordially in
vited to come and worship at this
service.
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Merrymakers Hold
Christmas Party

On Wednesday evening of last
week the members of the Merry
makers Home Demonstration Club
of Harrington entertained their
husbands at Paskey's Restaurant
for dinner and a Christmas party.
There were "a present. Turkey
dinners for all were thoroughly
enjoyed. After the meal, Mrs. Ted
Layton and Mrs. Tom Peck, who
were chairmen of the dinner and
the entertainment. respectively, in
troduced several games that were
lots of fun. Prizes we're awarded
to the winners of several stunts.
The distributing Of Christmas gifts
TO each person ended most en-
joyable evening.
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Mrs. Edward T. Hurley. who is
i'll at her home on North Walnut
Street. is somewhat improved.
-
Dr. and Mrs. John Cannon of
Lewes. will be Christmas Day
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin G.
Burton
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin G. Burton.
David, Hilda and Maridel Burton.
spent the past weekend in New
York City.
Mrs. Samuel c. Evans, who has
been in Wills Eye Hospital in
Philadelphia for treatment. will re-
turn home on Monday
Mrs. Arena Grier and Miss Joy
Grier of Philadelphia. will be holi-
day guests of Mrs. Harry l. Grier
and Mr. and Mrs Milton Dill.
.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard Lynch and
Mrs James Kelley of Delmar. were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w
Fl. Draper and family on Sunday.
Miss Ann Hall Watson of Phila-
delphia, came to Milford on Sun
day and will spend the holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Wilson.
Henry S. Saunders. Jr. returned
to Milford on Monday after spend
ing the past eight months at Fort
Bliss. Texas. where he studied
radar.
Mr.. and Mrs. James X PettyjOhn
and sons. Frank and Robert. and
Mrs Ida Kelley. will spend Sunday
in Berlin as the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. c. c. Ewell
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley d. Subers
of Ocean City y. J. and Mr.. and
Mrs. B. d. Baker of Newport News.
Va will spend the holidays with
DR.. and Mrs John b. Baker.
.
Miss Ruth Humes, who is train
ing in the Presbyterian Hospital
in New York City to be a medical
missionary. will arrive home today
for the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A f. Humes.
-
Lieutenant and Mrs. Lewis II.
DickersOn and daughters will leave
for MacDill ALB Thursday, after
spending seventeen-day leave
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. d. DickersOn and Mr.. and Mrs.
G Marshall Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben ManlOve and
children. Bobby and Sharon of Long
/ Beach, California. and Mrs. How
ard f. Moore and daughter. Phyl-
! lis. Of Atwater. California, surpris-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. George ManlOve
+ by their unannounced arrival Tues
day evening They will be in the
East month.
Emma Pettyjohn and Virginia
Williams of Milford, have returned
t. their homes for the Christina.
Holidays. Miss PettyjOhn is a sec
Ond year student and Miss Williams
a first year student at Weslt!
Junior College, Dover. Delaware
Miss Pettyjohn was awarded thu
Varsity wv" for her play as full
back on the girls hockey team ant
is the Varsity Clubs representativ,
on the Social Committee which ha
charge of coordinating all socia
activities on the Dover campus; shr
is enrolled in the secretarial cOurs
and expects to take a position il
June when she will be graduated
with the A a. degree. Miss viii
liams is also enrolled in the secret
arial course and is a reporter TO-
The Wesley Echoes.
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Items of a Purely
Personal Nature

Miss Ruth Kimmel, a student at
Duke University, arrives home to-
day.
Mrs. Edward Shute will spend
two weeks visiting relatives in
Summit, y. J. She left today.
.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vandiver of
Havre de Grace, Md, will spend the
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Leithisers
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brakeley of
RivertOn. N. j.. will be the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brakeley,
Christmas Day.
william c. Mitten of New York
City, will arrive Wednesday for a
few days with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Conner Mitten.
.
Mrs Deborah Farrow and Mrs.
Florence Warrington of George
town will be Christmas Day guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Isaacs. Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Manlove and
son. Stevie, of Philadelphia. are
expected to spend Christmas Day
with Mr. and Mrs. George ManlOye
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hollis had as
guests the past weekend. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Hollis of Osterville
Mass. who were enrOutc to Flori-
da
Charles d. Abbott left yesterday
for Buffalo, ~ Y. where he will
be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles d. Abbott for the coming
two weeks
James Richard Draper left yes
terday for Golden Beach. Florida
where he will spend the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George II. Draper, Jr
Mr. and Mrs. Charles DuttOn and
daughters and Mr.. and Mrs Robert
f. Baynum were in York. Pa. last
Friday and had to remain over
night because of the snow storm.
Mrs. William H. Warren left re-
Gently for Lubbock Field. Texas
where she will be the guest oil
Lieutenant and Mrs Craig Robert
son. She is expecting to be away
about three months.
Miss Lena Short and George
Short will leave by plane on Sun.
day for Pittsburgh They will be
holiday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John G. Munson. Mr.. Short will re-
turn Wednesday and Miss Short
the following Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Lindale left
last Saturday for an extended
Christmas visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond Crist and children, John
and Vicki Lynn, of Lafayette, Cal
ifornia. Mrs. Crist will be remem-
bered as Miss Betty J Palmer.
.
Miss Virginia Lee Williams ;
student at Wesley Junior College
will spend the holidays with hel
grandmother. Mrs. Laura Morri!
and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. L
Williams at Lewes. Miss William,
attended a banquet and dance Will
her escort. Frank Lyles. at Dover
Tuesday evening.
Dr.. and Mrs. David y. Stills NJ,
spending their holidays in tow
with Mr.. and Mrs. David Stills. The.
came from Galveston. Texas, wher
Dr.. Stills has been on special serv
ice in a hospital there. They drov
home, visiting New Orleans Ell
route They will return to Temple
Texas. at the end of their visi
here.
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Forthcoming Wedding

Announcement has been made Of
the forthcoming marriage of Mrs.
Pauline Webb. of South East 2nd
ST. Milford. to Mr. Charles Wilbur
Hammond. son of Mr.. S. Wits
Hammond. also of Milford, on Sui
Gav afternoon. December %. at .
o'clock. The ceremony will take
place at the home Of the bride. with
Rev Ralph c. Jones. pastor Of Cal
vary Methodist Church officiating.
Mrs. Mona Miller will be matron Of
honor, while Douglas Fry will serve
as best man. The couple will reside
in Milford.
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Legion Auxiliary
Meeting

The American Legion Auxiliary
of the Milford Post net on Mon
day evening, December II. at the
Legion Home hear town. Plans
for the Christmas community work
were made After the meeting the
annual Christmas party was held.
Gifts were exchanged with many
"ohs" and "ahs" being heard
Maud Frick was surprised and
delighted with a beautiful birthday
cake.
Refreshments were served and a
lovely time was enjoyed by all.
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Local Happenings

CHRISTMAS PROGRAM - The
NJ. Y. F. of Milford Neck Church
will present their Christmas pro-
gram on December 81, at 500 p.
m. You are cordially invited to at
tend.
MEETING-The Brownie Scouts.
Troop No. 3. held their meeting on
Thursday. Time was devoted to
making Christmas cards and prac-
ticing for the Investiture Ceremo-
MES which will take place at the
next meeting.
AVENUE CIRCLE - Because of
inclement weather, Circle No. Z of
Avenue Methodist Church was I'M
able to meet on Tuesday afternoon.
The meeting was postponed until
December 2Sth at One-thirty in the
church parlOr.
OPEN HOUSE: There will be an
open house celebrating the 50th an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Clark on Saturday afternoon De-
cember 22nd at two o'clock Friends
will call at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston Clark in Milton TO
extend best wishes. All are invited
AVENUE WSCS The January
meeting of the Womans Society of
Christian Service will meet on
Tuesday. the Sth. at seven-thirty in
the Social Hall. Mr. Tawes will re-
view the study of the Book of Acts
during the meeting and will con-
tinue and finish it at the February
meeting.
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Covered Dish Supper

A covered dish supper has been
planned by the members of the
Slaughter Neck Home DemOnstra-
ton Club for the evening Of De-
cember rs, in the church basement
at $50 p. IN. Mrs. Walter Davis,
Mrs. Fenwick Bennett and Mrs.
Herschel Harrington, as the en-
tertainment committee. announce
that they have secured Miss Helen
Samindinger for the evening and
she will show her slides of Germ
any. All members are cordially in
vited to attend this meeting which
promises to be most enjoyable.
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of us do. Whether it is the hurry of the
times, or whether our values of the finer
things have undergone change. we do
not keep the birthday of the Christ Child
as our fOrebears did. And are we not miss
ing the spiritual significance of His birth
day all together when our interests are so
centered in the getting instead of the Civ
ing? Who wants to point the way of keep
ing this holiday? We all have our tradi-
tions, but if We could remember to give
something to life instead of getting some
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OBITUARY
ABRAMS

ABRAMS
Mabel ThistlewOOd Abrams pass
ed away at her home in Berkeley,
California, on Monday, December
10th. She is survived by a son. STAN
ley r. Abrams also of Berkeley. In
terment was made there. Mrs.
Abrams was the niece of the late
Mrs. Mary Vineyard, with whom
she lived here. She was one of the
first secretaries employed by the
L. D. Caulk Company and worked
there until she left Delaware for
her western home in 1918.
LYNCH
Mrs. Laura B. Lynch, age 80. of
Bowers Beach, died at the home of
her son. Matthew Mitten Lynch, of
Bryn Mawr. Pa, on December 10.
Mrs. Lynch was a lifelong resi-
dent of Bowers Beach. She was
taken i'll while visiting her son.
Funeral services were held from
the Rogers Funeral Home on De-
cembeT Is at p. IN. Interment
in Odd Fellows Cemetery, Milford
Rev c. NJ. Elderdice Officiated.
She is survived by her son. one
gTandchild, and three great-grand-
children.
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CAa@aC@"
EAR FRIENDS


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of the religious significance.
The illustration of the ap-
prOach of the Wise Men TO
Bethlehem. FROM The Christ
Child" by Maude and Miska
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Between 0ne-sC"~th and one
third Of the POPULATION CT the
worl5 is not included in official
census counts,
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REED

Mrs. Gertrude Chapman Reed, 92,
of Lincoln, died Tuesday. Decem-
Der Is, in the Milford Memorial
Hospital, where she had been pa
tient for six weeks, following a
stroke.
She was the daughter of the late
Elias and Lydia Birmingham Shock
ley. and one of the oldest members
of Lincoln Methodist Church. Her
first husband, William T. Chapman,
died Is years ago. Later she mar
ried Elias G. Reed, of Lincoln, who
survives.
Also surviving is a sister, Mrs.
Della Schneider. of Marion, Kan.
Funeral services will be held at
the Reed Funeral Home in Milton,
Sunday at l p. m. with the Rev.
William H. Revelle, ST.. pastor of
Lincoln Methodist Church, Ofici-
ating. Interment will be made in
the Lincoln Cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral
home Saturday after p. m.
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MACKLIN

Funeral services for Miss Allie
n. Macklin, age 80 years, who died
Saturday in Glendale. were held
Wednesday afternoon at two o.
clock, from the LOhand Funeral
Home in Milford with the Rev.
O'Neal conducting the services.
Interment in Red Mems Cemetery,
Glendale. Miss Macklin is sur
vived by several nieces and nep-
news.
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The 1912 eruption Of Mt. Katmai.
was heard $50 miles.
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FRANKLIN

Preston Leroy Franklin, aged 10
wears. son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Franklin. died at Millsboro last
Tuesday. after an illness of about a
year. Besides his parents he is sur
vived by forr brothers: ElwOOd and
Paul. CT MillsbOrO; Harrison. CT
Baltimore. Md. and Norman, CT
Bloomfield, N. !.
Funeral services were held in the
James Funeral Home, in MillshOro.
last Thursday at 2 pm. Rev Glenn
B. Walters. Rector of st. Marks
lie Church and Rev. John Edward
Jones. pastor of Grace Methodist
Church officiated Ipterment in
Mechanics Cemetery, .MillsbOrO.
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MITCHELL

Jacob Mitchell, 50, of Nassau
died Friday, November IA, at the
Beebe Hospital in Lewes after a
long illness. He is survived by
three sons, Fred E. Mitchell OF
Milton. Charles Mitchell of Nassau
and Harry of Sweetwater, Texas
and a daughter, Mrs. Minus Como
way of Nassau.
Funeral services were held OF
Sunday afternoon at the Reed Flu
neral Home in Milton with th'
Rev. w. w. Hamilton, pastor o
Whites Chapel Church officiating
Interment was made in White
Chapel Cemetery.
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thing out of e TO remember the little children
the loneliness of people who growing old
Henry Dyke wrote ugly thoughts and
garden for kindly feelings we shall be keeping
Christmas.
The preparations for the holidays keep stepping just
for Tuesday such a away many the
arriving bus bringing
them the of the carried
mysterious things, will light Christmas Day Cards
arriving every mail time bringing greetings from
friends far and lovely messages greet
at Christmas and wish abundance precious
things of fe-Heah. Happiness and Enduring Friendships
1t that all of life contained that good
hear from friends only remembered
this time of the year
Ohng Pat Grer wedding with her fance
will be married to day at
guest Tuesday evening when Mary gave
aneous shower for her for the shower bridge
Blanche Stokes EILEEN Spence, Elaine Dickerson,
Pearce, Ellen Pearce Lucy Hammond Jerry
Wilkins, Evelyn Short and Ida Wells
What busy bird that Chronoogically
Peter Theodore y gladden.
the hearts parents Govaos Then on
the 14h in New Windsor, Come Diane Person
born bringing job her parents Person
mentioning Mrs
Roy L. Tawes the delighted grandparents very
day Lea Baechers arrival by parents
Mr. and Mrs Robert Baecher sister, hap
piest of ALL
The Christmas dance the 26th, given by Lions
Club, is the outstanding of the holidays This will bring