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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-25
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Mem lit ea nlbt lhon a1Igefaaen
Dab Die ialtf5enoe, frobc &inOerlllIt
mel6e ein &ouptrei5 Ser fleinen @el:
biloet iebt falt l1slhlieBli6 MIR nod
bel gan5 fleinen &inoern 81 finoen lit
OaB mir ienem itd) frenen al bunten
nl6tlgem SanO, ienem mobligen, I'M
belpltBten 9ebagen iid pon liebenOe,
6itrlorge umgeben 81 miiien, nul
nod uerein5elt begegnen? 9lnoerer:
leita aber gar piele miirriibe, perOrol:
lene &inOergeIihter i6uuen nliiiien
BET Oenen cS l6on zines ltorfen 9ln.
rei5es beOarf, Inn ibnen Elm 3G6eln
gu entloden.
ltno Ooh lulltc man melnel1, 81
feiner ;3eit bitten es oie &inoer belier
gebnbt ais in unleren Sogen. @er Die
gra5iolen HuheitGtten betrnftet, iena
5ierlib pergoIoeten 8itterbett6en nit
Teinen GorbGngen leiOenen Iefen,
geitidten &iiien, llno iie nit Sen
i6libten Sol5= ooer &orbmiegeu per.
glei6t, in pelden mir unieren erIten
Shlurnmer l6liefen Ser mo6te glall=
ben, unlere &leinen betreten Elm Hara=
oies, ni6t Oas pielgelhnGbte Sol Ser
Srdnen.
rGon olleln oas 8eIte!", oos lit oie
Barole, Sic inn @ousbalt ousgegeben
miro, iobalo iolb ein Gfano oes STINT
mels oen Gltern gei6enft miro, uno
in gelpiiien >Sinne bat bieies @ort
leine 8eredtigung; Oenn Sic &inoer=
leele lit ia Oos bo6lte Efano gottliben
Gertrauens, luobl merit, BON Der beltel1
0tutter bebiitet, bonn belten Goter ers
5ogen, bon Sen beiten 8eiipielen l1nl=
geben 3ll merOen. 0ob fiir Ben &or=
per 1pure ettuoS peniger Germei6-
lidung, cine tiidtige slbbartrng nur
geluno. .Mber lper leine &inoer 1pirf=
lid lieb fat, miro Dor allem i6on i'm
5arteiten Mlter oariiber Dn6er niht
iene 8egebrli6feiten in ibnen groB5l1=
5ieben, pel6e lie nad ollem greifen
lebrt, mas tie betpunbernb ober BE-
neioeno bel anoeren ieben. 3eigt ibnen
i6one 9inge ser 9tatl1r uno in ben
S6aufenitern ser &aufldben, aber
laBt Tie nidt oie Sono ausitreden naf)
ieber 8lume, niht erd binein5erren
in sic 3doen, ionOern pioerltrebt Ser
iiiBen Sdrneidelei, odtet iogar ni6t
auf eieenitnnises @eidrei. @ute gl-
tern miiiien ebeniomobl 5lt periagen
als gu getpGbren tpiiien, benn nur i'm
redten @leidgetpidt betpegt ii6 bas
@liid bes &inbes.
Sn ser 2ongelpeile Der &inberItube
ertpaden gar biele @iinide; tpas ii6
lei6t erfiiuen ldBt, miro Sic 8efanig>
feit BON Mutter, @ei6tpiitern uno
DienItboten ia gerne erfiiuen; aber
uas nidt iein tann, tpas 9eib ooer
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-25
F \ N | l. E n K RE | s

lit oie 9eirn5eGe ser @enidbeit. 8os
in ibrem Sntereiie liest, liest alio
au6 in oem Ser gan5en Weni i6beit,
Der @eielibaft, Der @emeinoe, ser
Stride, bes Stoates. Ser 8eborlon
lit ote io5iole Sugeno.
Som nngeboriam oes ltrmeni i6en
fam Der @elt ltnbeil, bonn @eboriam
bes Soealmeniben, oes @ottmenl6en,
Gbriitus - oas Sell. SSn ser Moberne
lit Ser @eboriam cine v3aritdt" Ser
l1mitur5 fonn nidt anoers ols oie
autoritdt untergraben. go lpeb1niitig
flingt aus Dem Ilten Sel lament ber-
aus Die 8itte: u&ino, nimm bi6 bei=
ner gr5euger an in ibrem sllter, be-
tribe lie ME, iolange iie leben!"
(Sira6 3, 14.)
Ser 2iebe 8riifitein lit ser 8ebor=
Jam, oie ltebereinitimmung, oie 9ar-
monte oes @igentpiuens nit Dem
glternpiaen. gr lit @ottes 8ebot,
Gbrilti Breoist, ser Weni6en @obl.
gr liegt i'm Sntereiie ser @ltern. am
atnoe, oas ni6t mill, fonnen lie ibrer
gottpertretenOen Iufgabe oer gr5ieb=
ung nt6t gere6t 1perben.
IS liegt I'M Sntereiie oes 4inbes.
Seiner @eiamtent1pidlung, inionoer=
belt ieiner 8erpoafommnung. v8eiie
9elete uno geredter 3mang iino fir
cine cole gsatur feline Jeiieln, lonoern
glei6iam ein Ban5erbemb, oas StGrfe
uno S6ut perleibt, penn es oud oft
mails oriidt" (&usfin, slpborismen
14O). Sour aus Sem @eboriam, aus
gbrfur6t uno 2iebe - i'm peitelten
mie I'M eneIten &reiie - fonn ser
Wteni 6beit Segen ltromen, ser Segen
oes erfiillten pierten @ebotes.
@eboriom lit ni6t Sflaperei. Ser
Suno iiebt oes Serrn Beitide, ser
Wfenib mltb bas Ser5, bas ipoblmei=
nenoe, i'm Sberen erbliden uno iiber
ibm - als Gbriit - ben untpanoel-
barren 8iaen @ottes. 60 erbebt iid)
Die yeatur 5ur ltebernatur. So vpre=
oige i6 Oen l1ebermeni6en"! alio
iprah ni6t 3aratbuitro. ". D.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-25

oaS il1nge, Dor flr5em nod 10 liebe
8el6opf erbarmte uno Ser itets geQen
oelier l1noer5eiblidbe Ger1pobnltng ge-
eifert batte, Die gbe 81 geltotten. Man
folgte lelnem Gorid]lag; freloig flof,
ferte Wtorietto3 gon5e5 @eIen ouf.
Dttt franfbaftcr Sait bei6leunigte lie
Die Gorbcreitllngen sur 9oh5eit lno
5oblte Die StunOen bis 5ur grfiiIlung
lbrea Ser5cn5Dunl DIES, oeS eir5igen,
Der nod nidt ousgelpro6en, erfiiQt
geipelcn. Sic marc getrol,t, tic
lfDelgte einigc Wonate int @liif
elmer honen $5Od5eitsreiie; ober
foltu beingefebrt, oerfiel lie in Die
alte Ipotbie, in Ben Griibiinn, 1no
bolO lag tic, ser ieIbIt oas ip1t &c.
lhenfte @liif nid]t Sic our6 5ebrenoe
Sebnluft al1Tgcbrouhte &roft erieben
fonnte, unter ouftenoen 8liiten am
Srieobof.
Mtodten 0oh sic GItern ibre 2ieb-
lln9c nidt bernobnen, nodten lie lie
friib lebren, ooB ser MenId li6 gor
oft etpas perIo9en mub; no6ten iie
ltd) iiben in Ser &1lnIt oes 8er5ittens
alf ihre @iinIde. Sic er1peiien ibnen
oamit einen melt groberen, oauernoen
GienIt, ols lpenn iie bie fleinen SGnos
hen i6on fii1en nit ollen, nono6 lie
begebrlid grcifen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-25
Entfaputtr

Soge mir ettpas, bas nod nidJt mar,
eib mir elm Slid, oas nod feiner beiefien,
gane Gin neues Geben mir auf
lleber benz alten &ergeb'n nno &crgeiIen
Miide Die Jarbe, bic nidjt perbledt,
Wale elm Bib mir NIT euigen 3nsen,
Sprtd mir bas ieltge, menid)lide @urt,
Niemals entabelt bmrd lueltlidJe Giacn
Sing mir Elm 2ieb, bas mod niemano iang,
Sd)lase ben Spn an, Der nirgenbs crflnnaen,
Sule bic mad)tige @eiie beranf,
8eld)e bic Earsen ben Iten seiungen.
8ib mir bic 2iebe, bic feiner cntiueibt,
3eia' mir oas Sers bas bic Sren' nidJt sebrpdjen,
&iie MIDI frub NIT benz beiligen Wnnb,
Weld)er nod ME cine Talidbeit geiprpdjen.
SaiIc mid iiber bic ,56ben gebn,
$50 bic groken 8ebanfen idreiten,
Saiie mid bpr Der @ottbeit fnien
1lnb entiagenb bic SGnbe breitcn.
VI. Herbert
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-08-25

audi bann, penn niemanb 3el1ge unie=
rer Siinoe mar. llnb sic Seele lit nur
Damn gliidlih, penn lie etlpas tut,
mas lie an iene bimmlild)e Seimat
erinnert, Der ite entItammt.
Goltaire, ser befnnnte 8nttesleug=
ner, luo zines Cages ieine unglGubi=
gen 5reunOe I'sllembert uno 9iberot
5l einen Mabl Elm. gei Siih began=
nen lie ein fripoles @elprd6; oob
8oltaire fiel ibnen idneu ins 8ort:
sd bite el1d, reOet niht 10 Dor Ser
0ienerl6aft. @artet, bis tie orouBen
tit; oenn penn tie iol6e 0inge boren
lnO Oemgelnab leben mollte, m1ren
mir uniere5 2ebens nid)t liber."
&ann e5 alio Sittli6feit obne Geli.
gion geben2
gtopoleon /. perbot oos 2eien 1ln-
glaubiger 8i6er nit Ger gegriin-
oung: sd fiible MIDI nid1t itorf eez
mug, elm Golf gu regieren, oos Sol
taire uno gfoulieou lielt."
9lls Seine Dor oem olten, punoer-
barren gotil6en Com bon Nntlperpen
Itano, rief er poQ 9elpunoerung: y1Sn
ienen 3eiten batten Die Wenl6en eben
Gogmen! @ir baben nur Weinungen.
Vttt Wtelnungen a6er laiien itdb feline
Come bauen!" Seine batte re6t. 9lber
oas glei6e f0nnen mir au6 bon Sen
Wunoer6al1ten oes iittli6en 2ebells
iagen. gu6 ser Gborofter lit Elm goti=
i6er Com, Oeiien gen Simmel tire
benoe Bfeiler Sic Seele elnporbeben
Dolen aus Ben engen @infelgGB6en
ser Selbltiubt, Ser 2eioeni6uften uno
bolen Sriebe; oo6 ser gou oc5
Comes gebt langiam poron uno mGre
ME ii6er obne bos granitene Sunoo=
ment zines felienfelten 8ottesgloll-
bens.
gs lit pabr, tbeoretiid5 lolien iih
etbil6e Spiteme ou6 obne religi0lc
8rl1nolage aufiteaen. God fommt ea
auf oie &raft an, aus Ser tie gelebt
meroen. gs lit lei6t, Woral 5u Der
fiinOen, aber i6iper, pbne felte 8rllno=
lage lie 5lt erfiiaen.
Sor oeln gbriltentllm mo6te es
beruorragenoe Wanner, feIte gbaraf-
tere gegeben baben; aber leitbem Ser
Seilano uns oas Sorbilo oes pous
fommenlten 2ebens porgelebt bat,
fam I'M ltrengen Slime oes @orte5
niemanO Elm Gbarafter iein, Ser feline
erite Hfli6t, ii6 @ott 5u untertperfel1
ni6t erfiiIt.
9arum idreibt Gacine iebr treiz
feno an ieinen Sobn: sd mill glau=
ben, oaB, inoem 0u 9ib beitrebit, ein
Gentleman 5u iperOen, 0u ME bergel-
len mirlt, baB MIR Ser Elm Gentleman
iein fann, Ser ieine 8flibten gegen
8ott erfiiut."
slu6 @oetbe bGlt Sen religi0ien
Weni6en fir perldBlib:
u@er @ott abnet, lit bo65ubalten,
Senn er miro ME inn S6le6ten tpal=
ten."
&ann man itttlid) iein, ipenn man
meoer an @ott nod an oas 2eben i'm
Senieits glaubt? aann man es?
Sore nur bas folgenoe @elprG6
an! 3nei Sterne ipreden: vS6au
MIR, 8rlrber, binab auf Sic grbe. @as
ltebit bu bort?"
~Didter Nebel uno @olfen broSeln
iiber ibr."
@s pergeben bunoerttauienb Sabre.
Ser erlte Stern frast pieoer:
~Sdal binab, 8ruber, auf bie grbe.
8as iiebit bu iest?"
Cine 1n5abl 5tueibeiniger ameiien
tpimmelt auf ibr."
Mieoer bergeben bunberttauleno
Sabre.
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19

and Trenton, N j., over the week.
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Cain attended
the State Fair at Harrisburg, Pa.
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Moore were
in Philadelphia last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Dill and
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Parsons OF
SeafOrd, were in Wilmington, Fri
day.
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Shirley Joan
Morris of Georgetown to MIR. Mer-
rill Johnson Baker Miss Morris is
formerly of FELTON,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Schaub of
Wilmington, visited friends and rel
atives here over the weekend.
Professor Herbert Cooley and
family of Greenwood were dinner
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lynn Torbert.
The March of Dimes campaign
Is getting under way. There will be
a benefit Basketball Game for the
fund. Watch for the date.
We were glad to see the Junior
Choir in their place Sunday. Rosa
lie Hughes accompanied them at
the piano. Miss Hughes also pre-
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19
FELTON,
BY Mrs.
Evelyn Kinen
Phone
FELTON, 3S42

Miss Matilda Hrupsa of FELTON,
visited the West Point Military
Academy, December 2S to January
1, as the guest of Cadet r. X. Knapu
and visited the various points of in
terest as the Library, Museum
Grant Hall. Columbia Hall, and
stayed at the Hotel Thayer. Miss
Hrupsa was a graduate Of FELTON,
High School, 194S and is now a stu
dent nurse in the Milford Memorial
Hospital.
Mr.. B. T. East went last week to
st. Luke Hospital in Philadelphia,
for treatment.
Mrs. Marion McGinnis and Mrs
Charles Hatfield attended the State
Board meeting Of the Womens'
Clubs held in Dover last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Tatman, Jr.
entertained at dinner, Friday, jan
uary IL, Mr.. and Mrs. Collins Tat
man, Mrs. Ethel Case, Sammy Tat
man, Gordon Lindale, in honor of
Collins Tatman's birthday anniver-
sary. And on Sunday, January 14th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collins Tatman en-
tertained at a goose dinner, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Lindale and Cor
don Lindale and June Lindale, Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Tatman, Jr., and son,
and Mrs. Ethel Case.
Mrs. Walter Moore, Miss Ann
Moore, Mrs. G. J. Steward, and Mrs.
Madeleine Bennett attended the
Concert in Milford, Sunday after
noon.
Miss Flora Wheatley and Mrs.
Robert d. McWhite of Wilmington
were guests, Sunday, of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. ]. Steward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Henry Wis
tied relatives in SomerVille, n. j.,
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19
GREENWOOD
BY Hrs.
Nora Wr0ten
Phone
Greenwood 4321

Grace, Cannon and Bethel Chargi
Z. O. Thomas, Jr. pastor
CANNON 10 a, m. Church school,
Air. Robert GiiSert. supt
III a. M. worship service Of the
church IS not open due to painting
please come to community house.)
BETHEL 9:z5 a. m. Church
school, Mrs. Mary Paskey. supt.
GRACE 10 a. m. Church school,
Mr.. Walt. Mills, supt.
1880 D. "a. evening service.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Vir-
ginia Collision, AndseWsville, Del.
70 Mr. Joseph Charles Richardson
j, Harrington will be sOlomnized
at Grace Church, January 2lst ct
p. 10. BY the Rev. E. c. Thomas,
1r.. Pastor.
The Willing Workers Church
School Class met at tht home Of
Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Mills last Fri-
day evening. After the business
meeting the election Of officers
took place as follows: Mrs. Walter
Mills, president: Mrs. Mabel Far
row, vice president; Mrs. Clara
Coulter, secretary and Mrs. Viola
Ocheltrees treasurer Mrs. Mills will
anp0int the Sunshine Committee
at the next meeting which will be
held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Graham.
The names Of Webster Jolly and
Mrs. Mary West, members Of the
Colored School faculty, have beer
added to the list Of Polio assistants
The winners In the Ffremen's
La dies Auxiliary Miscellaneous
Club on Monday night was Mrs.
Ann Draper.
AMM1Ic Robert Speicher and
Mrs. Speicher Of Egg Harbor, N.
J., were New Years guests OF
Harry Speicher.
Pic Randall Speicher has return
ed to Camp Pickett, Va, after
spending a few days with his faith
eF, Harry Speicher.
Mrs. Bessie Banning and Miss
Clara Lucas were weekend guests
Of relatives in Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Annie Hatfield spent the
weekend at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Carlisle, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Wiley spent
few DAYS last week in Phila.
Mrs. Harvey Dickerson spentI
tuesday in Wilmington.
We are pleased to report that ].
Roy Barwick is very much improv-
ed after an Illness Of eight weeks.
re can now enjoy short rides and
walks around the farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence II. Spence
entertained at turkey dinner on
Sunday, the following guests, Mr..
and Mrs Byard Duling of Phiia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford Clifton of
LeWes, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lee Coul-
yer, Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Coulter
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19

benefit Of the Chaplain's Chapel
Methodist Church on Friday night
January 26th at p. m. Public in
vited.
Rev. J. E. Layton will be the
speaker on morning devotiOns on
Saturday morning at 9:15 over the
station WBOC Salisbury, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Martin of
near Bridgeville were dinner guests
at the Greenwood Methodist Par
sOnage on Tuesday.
The Church School Room of the
Greenwood Methodist Church is
getting a new coat Of paint this
week.
The Sunshine Glass Of the Green
wood Methodist Church held their
1O2nd meeting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Emerson Isaacs on We'd
nesday evening, january 10. The
class held their Tooth meeting re-
Gently in the are hall. All past and
present members were invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith held
the highest record, having attended
50 meetings Of the 100. Mrs. Mir
lam Lord, Mrs. jeanette Sadowski
and Mrs. Mia Schulze were next in
line. COrsages were given and pre-
sented to the ladies by James
Smith for their excellent attend
ance. In return the class present.
ed him with a small gift for his
attendance record.
The next meeting of the class will
be held February z at the home of
MrAand Mrs. James Carroll.
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19
WooDENHAWK
By Mrs. Palmer LRre
Phone Greenwood 1888

Mr.. DaDniel Kalinvitch left last
week to join the Air Forces. He is
stationed at present in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cannon en-
joyed the television show at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bailey on
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Vincent are
improving after being on the sick
list last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Williamson and
daughter, Shirley, were Monday
evening callers at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Palmer Lare.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston Carroll
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Mack and daughter, Lois, Of Har-
rington, and Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Rogers and two children Of Mil
ford, at dinner on Sunday
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19

and Susan.
The Greenwood WV Ladie,
Auxiliary win hold a BingO PARTY
IN the Firemen's building on We'd.
nesday evening, January %, begin.
ming at 1880 p. m. A donation Of SC
cents win be required game prizes
and door prizes will be awarded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Metzner
son Eddie visited at the homes OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Elliott and
Mrs. Charles Porter in Milton on
Sunday.
Seven Greenwood Boy Scouts
passed the requirements for Star
Scout rank at the Sussex District
Board Of Review, January. 9, al
LeWes Delaware. The boys are:
Samuel Meredith, Nelson w. Mere
dith, Jr., Georgt Dempsey Smith,
George Pittman, Jr., paul Mervine,
vincent LobO, Jr., and Samuel
Christine. These boys will receive
their awards at the District Court
Of Honor to bt held in SelbyVille,
january %, 1851. All parents and
friends are urged to attend the
Court Of Honor.
Mrs. Jane Thompson had as her
guests last Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker Beard of Langhorn, Pa.
also hrs. Meta Weis Of Phiiadel-
lphias Mr.. Asher THOMPSON. Mr..
Asbury Thompson, Mr.. Warren
Wright, Mr. Reat Wright Of Mills
borOs Mr.. George E. Perkins of
Greenwood and Mr.. Ambrose Har-
mon Of Ellendale.
Chaplaln, Greenwood st. Johns.
town tuJ Trinity Churches
J. E. Layton, pastor
GREENWOOD Methodist 10 a. m.
Church school, Medford Calhoun,
supt. Come ad meet God, your
friends and nsighbOrs. You are in
vited to study Gods Word with Us
each lords Day morning.
II a. m. morning worship and
sermon by the pastor. Music by the
two choirs.
7:SO p, m. evening worship and
hymn sing.
TRINITY Methodist 10 a. m.
Church School, John Hastings,
supt.
ST. YOUNGSTOWN Methodist 10
p. m. Church School. S. B. McIlva-
inc, supt.
CHAPLAIRS Chapel Methodist
loo p. m. Church school, Mrs.
Floyd Macklin, supt.
300 p. m. Afternoon worship and
sermon by the Pastor. An election
will be held at the close Of the ser
vice for the purpose Of electing two
trustees for terms Of three years
each.
Lenten services will be held on
the Greenwood Methodist charge
each Thursday night during I.e1t
The services will alternate between
the four churches. The first SER
vice will be held on February 9th
IN the Greenwood Methodist Church
A VISITING pastor will speak at
each service.
Rev. and Mrs. J. e. Layton were
dinner guests on Sunday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. leonard
Chaffinch, near Bridgeville.
A, Spaghetti dinner will be held
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Flovd
Macklin, near Bridgeville for the
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19

sided at the organ in the absence
Of the Church Organist. Rev. Hit
chens preached from the topic "The
Choice that Jesus Made.
Announcement was made Of the
meeting for young people 10 be held
next Sunday at 1880 in the Peoples
Church, Dover, when DR.. Caradind
K. Hooton, Executive Secretary Of
the Board of Temperance of the
Methodist Church, will be the
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19
WARWICK
BY Mrs. Ralph Blizzard
Phone MillsbOrO 3286

The funeral of William Edward
Rust, we'll known farmer of this
section, was held at Zoar Metho-
dist Church on Tuesday, at 2 D. M.
conducted by Rev. e. c. Graham.
pastor Of zOar Church, assisted bv
the Rev. Harvey Hofnal Of Sails
bury. A son Of the late William T.
and Lettie MCGEE Rust, he is sur
vived by his widow, Mrs. Elsie Rust
and three children, Mrs. Virginia
Carmean, Thomas and Clifford. In
terment took place in Mechanics
Cemetery, Millsboro.
Mrs. Edward Likens and son. Of
Olney, Pa, were callers on Mrs. L.
R. LingOOn Wednesday.
Grand Jurors, Petit and Addi-
tiOnal Petit Jurors drawn from
this district to serve at the Febru-
ary Term of Court are: Frank
Harrison, Grand Juror: Petit Jurz
ors, Peter M. Short, John T. Biz
zard and Mrs. Ethel Davis; Addi-
tioDal Petit Jurors, Mrs. Julia Lin
go and Mrs. Janey V. Norwood.
Mrs. Clifford Lingo visited her
mother, Mrs. Annie Steen in Days
bOro, Sunday.
Recent Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Granville Hastings at River
dale, were Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Johnson, Mrs. Helen Renfrow and
children, Miss Betty Ann Johnson,
Mrs. Clara Hastings of Milton, Ell
wood and Harold Johnson and Bob
West.
Mrs. Charles Rogers, Mrs. Mat
ford Rogers and Harvey Rogers
were Georgetown visitors on Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Short were
recent Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Hudson, near Zoar.
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19

For a delicious cocktail sauce for
oysters mix a cup of catchup with
two tablespoon of vinegar, table,
spoon of vinegar, a tablespoon Of
horseradish, a tablespoon Of finely
minced celery, a little grated on
ion, a. half teaspoon Of salt. and
Worcestershire and tabasco sauce
to taste.
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19

speaker. All who can should 60 to
hear this fine speaker.
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19

Gretna Green, a small village in
southern Scotland, has been a fav-
orite haven for clipping couples
from England.
Evening star., 1951-06-24

Full 7t high for bigger swings! Extrostounch 2nch tubular
steel crossbor for soes soke Those foets begin tell
you what superior gym this what bargain it is for only
34oo! includes 2seoer sky ride to kidde odore Plus two
swings mot just y one-osting bobeong hangers with
tproof chains Plus the usual ocrobote bars and rings Red
and green.
The Hecht Co., Toyland 3rd Floor, Washington; 81
9TH Floor, SuUer Spring
Evening star., 1951-06-24
Imported Bomboo Slut Shade
1.8o ..+. x,s.

Made from glossy outside bamboo only for longer wear
and dirt resistance. 6ft. drop. includes Pueys hard
ware, rope.
Aft widez59 5-ft.-3.zs e-ft3.7o
Tns Heea Co. 'd Floor Washington: 4 Floor saver Spring
Evening star., 1951-06-24
Nest Of ; Wrought Iron Tables
8.oo

Largest toble stands inches high with glass top that
measures 1918. Use as three tobes. Nest to save
space. White or Pompeion green fromes
The Co. Floor Washington Floor SDer Spring
Evening star., 1951-07-29
By Robert k. Walsh

Republican Senators piled ur
ammunition yesterday for a drive
to force Justice Department &C
ton on an asserted tie-up be-
tween Democratic National Chair
man William M. Boyle, jr.. and a
st. Louis company that got Re-
construction Finance Corp. loans
At the same time another name
popped up in the case of Mr.
Boyle and the American Litho-
fold Co. which obtained RFC ad-
vances totaling $565, 900 in 1949
According to the St. Louis Post
Dispatch Mr.. Boyle put pressure
on the RFC in behalf of the COM
pany.
The new name was that of Max
SiSkind of Washington, former
law partner of Mr.. Boyle. Accord
ing to the Post-Dispatch, after
Mr.. Boyle left the Lithofold COM
pany's payroll early in 1949, Mr..
Siskind went on the payroll. A
short time later the company re-
ceived an RFC loan.
The newspaper quoted r. j.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Featured Reading
Inside Todoy's Star

MOSCOW GEsTUREs-Is Russia
really campaigning for peoce or cook
ing up folse propaganda for its own
purposes' The feints toword friendG-
ness ore onoIyzed todoy on Pose c-l.
RUSSIAN AGGREssIoN-The infIu-
ence Of fellow travellers permeotes
high places in Britoin, reports q vet
eron British diplomat in o series be-
ginning todoy on Pose A-2o.
CRIME AND coNTEMPT-senotor
Kefouver reveals how the Costello mob
infiItroted Louisiono os he continues
his Crime in America" series on Poee
AS end Stor Stoff Reporter Miriom
Gutenberg summarizes whot is happen
ing to the witnesses who defied Seno-
Tor Kefouver and the crime committee.
A discussion Of whot's at stoke in
these contempt coses oppeors on Pose
c..
FAIRFAX ELECTIoN-New powers
to be heoped on the Foirfox Boord of
Supervisors moke the forthcoming cleo
tIon the most importont in the county's
history, soys Stor Stoff Reporter Mary
Lou Werner as she discusses the con-
didotes and the issues on Poee Ais.
Complete Index, Poee AZ
Radio Programs, Pages C-8-e
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Owner Of Liquor Store
Reports $1,000 Robbery

Samuel Cooperman, 56, of 14O1
Varnum street NV, co-owner o1
the lexington Liquor Store, III
Florida avenue NE, last night
told police gunman robbed him
of $4,000 and locked him in 9
back room of the store.
First report of the robbery,
made to police after Mr.. Cooper
man said he had been released
from the locked room by an as
sistant, placed the loss at $2,700
He described the bandit as
about 27 years old, five feet 10
inches tall, 1875 pounds and wear
ing helmet and goggles.
He said the man brandished a
.38-caljber revolver, ordered him
into the back room, took the
money from the safe and fled
after locking the door.
The assistant, who was away
from the store, returned about a
half hour after the holdup. po-
lice were told.