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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-15

ypatybiu visiskas neturejimas,
zinoma neleidzia kai kuriose sri
tyse ir stengiantis ka nors pa
siekti. Neturedamas koju negali
smokti sokti, neskirdamas garsQ
negali butt muziku, arba neskir-
damas spalvu nebUsi dailininku,
tad nera ko stengtis verztis ] to-
kias sritis, kurioms neturim net
vidutiniu gabumu. Bet SUI nor
maliais vidutiniais gabumais per
darba, ryztinga ir sisteminga la
vininmasi kiekvienas gall pasiek-
ii net ir labai aukSto tobulumo.
Ir tie vos vidutiniski gabumai,
besilavinant, patobuleja. Paw,
vidutinio jautrumo klausos as
muo, besilavindamas muzikoje,
dazniausiai zymiai istobulina ir
savo klausa, kuri veliau jau ~
miai prasoksta vidutiniskaji tos
rusies gabuma. B. L.
(B. d. }
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-15

2. Vis isonai dokumentai,
g. Visi paveksai (sskyrus Selma = Mullo
Maria KudkeW, Nukryzuotojo ir dar kius),
Visos ddesnes (sskyrus Agotos,
Smukesnes skupturos (smukeiai) visos Xxi vienai,
Muzeue r sandeye buvusiej arnoa, stuos
skyrus ka kiuos maau vertngesnus upysusius)
Kaledu metu buvo padayta pertauka 941L6 d. atvyko
auksciau dali Vaeskos pagbnnka dvem sunkvezmiai
bel darbnnlas minetus ekponatus sgabeno Vnu
9l5 muzejau patalpas apziureo Raudonosios Armio
Semnar permit kta kaGnnkas r durinnko
muzejaus Taktus
Apie gresianti muzeu tucuoau pranesiau dai
Vaekai muzeaus gobeu telegamoms: Ssunciau
oko atsakymo Tx 1941I17
Vnau Mo Muzieaus Vedejas ji pasivadno vena
sayu dali A. Vakos pagebinnku Drauge kusius dar
udejome anksciau sudeu Del bogo
paikti
sunaudoje gyvenantej kara Kauna
Apie sio muzeaus eksponau nukenejima tek igiau pa
lalbet kituose so rasnio skyriuose
(Bus daugiau)
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WI.
Karys profesionalas:

Karys PROFESSIONALS:
Mano isitikinimu j svetimsaliu
|legiona reikia stoti, nors Ame-
rika ir neduotu pazadu del Lie
tuvos islaisvinimo, mes ir po
istojimo nebutu velu deretis.
Reikia neuzmirsti, kad j toki
legiona stotu visu tautybiu Wy
raj, tad ir NUNS nevertetu atsi-
likti.
Jei tureciau sunu, as leisciau
jam stoti svetimsaliu legiona.
Taciau toxic legiono sudarymo
atveju, jim stojant, reiketu at
kakliai reikalauti, kad: y Le-
giono vyrai butu lygiai aprupi-
nami kaip ir amerikieciu kariai,
~ jq seimos taip pat turi butt
aprupinamos. Legiono sudarymo
atveju tokius pokalbius turetu
vesti musu diplomatai bel vado-
vaujamieji veiksniai, Lietuvos
laisvinimo reikala statydami pir-
mole vietoje.
Mano manymu senieji ir nau
jieji ietuviai Amerikoje turetu
atkakliau ir SUI didesniu Inside
|gimu kovoti del Lietuvos laisvi-
nimo. Politiniams ivykiams kin
tant, tue paciu gereja salygos
ivairiems reikalavimams. Taigi,
ar nereiketq ir Amerikoje judin-
I'll lietuvisko legiono sudarymo
reikala, o jam musu karininku
ir kareiviq atsirastu.
AS asmeniskai taip pat stociau
j lietuviskas gretas. Jei mes ka-
riausime amerikieciu puseje, tai
tuo atveju galesime drasiau sta
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-15
L. KALROS VADOVO
prenumeratoriarns

Dalis Lietuviu Kalbos Vadovo
gerb. prenumeratoriu, pilnai su
mokejusiQ prenumeratos mokes-
tt, dar negavo knygos. Pasku-
tiniu metu il nebuvo siuntine-
jana. siandien gavau Pasaulio
Lietuviu Bendruomenes Vokieti-
jos Krasto Valdybos SIN. sausio
27 d. rasyta tue reikalu paais-
kinima. Butent: "Tuo tarpu del
ivykusiu susitrukdymu del lei
dyklos kaltes negalejome dides-
nio kiekio knygq gauti. siomis
dienomis tikimes galesia pakan-
kamai knygq issiqsti."
Kaip Tamstos zinote, LKV
siuntineja ne per name, bet be-
tarpiai prenumeratoriams. AS
tik priimu uzsakymus. Labai
prasyciau, dar truputi kantry-
bes, kurios Tamstos ir taip daug
parodete, knyga visus aplan-
kys.
Su pagarba
Juozas Audenas
General Tpaliotinis
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Nuomon6s apie |egiona

tyti savo reikalavimus, negu kad
lukuriuodami, kad kas kitas ko-
votu del musu tevynes laisves.
J. Mileris
o ka apie tai galvoja Dirvos
skaitytojai? Prasom atsiliepti -
naujas bel skirtingas nuomones
paskelbsime, pakartojimus -
suskaiciuosime, nurodydami, ku-
rial nuomonei kick yra prita-
rejQ.
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S L A SkEL
TAUTAI STIPRINTIVAJU

Kviecia visus sanoningus lietuvius bendra
darba tautos gyvybei islaikyti
Susvienijimo Lietuyiu Amerikoie Pildomoj Ia
ryba nutare paskebti nauju naru irasymo SLA
vaju If isrinko toxic vajaus pravedimui kon,isija:
prezidenta w. f. Laukat, vice prezdenta Povilq L.
Dargi ir sekretoru NJ J. Vnika.
SLA Vaaus Komsija. atszvelgdama lietuviu
tautos bel Letuvos Vasyhes raginga padeti, kUomct
aziatisku ziaurlmu pasilakantis rusiskas komuniz
mas gruroja iszudymu ietuviu kuonet tarptautiniu
sanykiu stovis yra pavojngai itempas nutare jung
SUI siuo Vajumi lietuvu tauines samones stiprini
ma Lietuvos NeprkIausomybes atstatyma, remnant
Jungtniu Amerikos Vasybiu pastangas zmonijai
taka uztikrint demokratinems lasvens islaikyi ir
jas igyvendinti visame pasaulyje. Siu gyvybines
reksmes tkslu atsiekimui nuarta visu Shame Vajuie
prsiraSiusiu nariu dals mokes6io skirt items tks-
lams atsiekti todeI nutarta ir 81 Vaju pavadinti:
TAUTOs STIPRINIMO SLA VAJUs
Sis reiksmingas Tautos Stiprinimo SL.A Vaus
prasideda Vasario Is Dena. Sias metals. Sio Vajaus
laiku istodami SLA tik tur proga paengvin-
tomis saygoms apdrausti gyvybe ir syeikata
bet karu isitraukate tautos gelbs limo r stiprinmo
veikla r molesciais paremiate Ia gyvybines
syarbos veika. Tokis sLA Vaius is viso prmas vi
sole SLA istorijoe.
Vajaus komisia nuoSirdzia kveSia visus ge
vaos lietuvus be atdeliojmo raapti SLA nariais
r prisideti prie didziuu autOs gelbe mo stiprin
mo darbu. Kartu prsidesite igyvendinimui visu Kill
nuju SLA fraternaniu tilslu ir uzkrnsite sau ir
viseGns SLA nariams praktskas fraternaes naudas
Istojimo SLA reikalais infermacijas sueiks SLA
kuopu organizatorai ir kit veike iai arha rasykite
SLA sekreOriui:
DR.. NJ. J. Vinikas,
3O7 w. 3Oth St. New York I, NJ. Y.
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(Atkelta is 3-cio pusl.)
mas, tuo padarant gala tai tylai
kuri Xxi siol politikoje buvo isl
galejusi.
J. Vaitkevicius
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- Kad jaunieji lietuviai isei-
vial savo dvasia nutoltq nuo
kenciancio, bet kovojancio, fl
iskai pavergto, bet dvasia laisvo
Lietuvo jaunimo?
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- Kad zymiuju lietuviu gy-
venimas ir darbai, siekiant Lie
tuvos nepriklausomybes, nebutu
gyvieji pavyzdziai ir ikvejimas
musu jauniesiems?
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CALI BUTI...

- Kad Vasario Sesioliktosios
minejimas musq jaunimui butu
tik iskilmingas formos dalykas,
nesukelias JAIME jokiu konkreciu
pasiryzimu dirbti savo tautai?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-02-15

problema. Verta ir konkreciau
ta tema pasvarstyti, kadangi
bendrasis issilavinimas yra vie
ma is labiausiai vertinamu emo
gaus ypatybiu.
H Paprastai bendru iSsilavinimu
vadina zmogaus platu nusima-
nyma ivairiose gyvenimo ir
rnokslo srityse, ypatingai toxic
sse mokslo sakose, kaip istorija,
geografija, literature, menas, So
ciologija, filosofija bel gamtos
mokslu pagrindai. Bet tai nepil-
mas supratimas. Pima galva ne
sistemingai prikimstq tos rusies
ziniu dar nesudaro didelio bend
rojo issilavinimo. Priesingai, -
tai daznai liudija tokios galvos
nesiotojo intelekto menkuma.
zinios turf butt tam tikroje
sistemoje. Kiekvienoje zinojimo
srityje reikia moketi atskirti
svarbias zinias nuo smulkmenu.
reikia suvokti tos srities princi-
pus ir pagauti esme.
Bendras issilavinimas, t. y.
intelektiniu zmogaus ypatybiu
galimai didesnis iSugdymas,
sudaro didziausius skirtumus
tarp atskiru individu. Jis sukuria
nelygybe, daug didesne uz turtu:
luomu ir kitokias nelygybes. Tos
nelygybes neimanoma panaikin-
KNIT jokiomis reformomis ar re
| voliucijomis. Yra tik viena prize
none tam nelygumui palyginti
tai jaunu zmoniu pasiryzimas If
laiku sukrutimas pasiekti pa
ITEMS aukstesnio bendro issila
vinimo. zinoma, ne visu salygos
tam yra vienodai palankios, ne
| visi vienodai gabus yra ir gime,
ne visi vienodai tam palankioie
aplinkumoje bresta. Bet teisin-
gal visdelto vienas autoritetin-
gas amerikietis yra pareiskes
kad musu laiku salygos duoda
: garantuota galimybe kiekvie-
, nam, net ir sunkiausiose aplinky-
! bese pasiekti platesnio issilavi-
| nimo. Tos salygos yra: ilgas pra-
dinis mokymas, bibliotekos, kur-
sal, vadoveliai, zurnalai, 40 va
landu savaiteje darbas ir tt.
Kodel tad visdelto toks, paly-
ginti, mazas nuosimtis pasiekia
didesnio intelektinio issilavini-
| mo? (Ta proga reikia pastebe
ii. kad ir universiteta baiges ne
kiekvienas yra intelektiskai issi-
lavines. Jei kas j savo studiJas
ziuri tik formaliai, isigyja ziniu
dip1omui gauti, bet neigyja pla-
taus issilavinimo).
| Pirmutinis stabdis kelyje is
(silavinima yra stoka zingeidumo,
| l(susidomejimo, stoka moro lawn
| tbs. Gala, kad brestas jaunimas
| per anksti nustoja sveiko val
kisko instinkto viskuo dometis,
| visada klausti 20 kodel taip?'
| Pavyzdziui, Amerikoj dabar jau
| yra vartojama keli milionai tele-
| vizijos apartu. Neabejojama, kad
tik nedaugiau kaip 100000, t. y,
vos apie 2 = nuosimciai ju var
totoju yra pasidomeje, kaip gi
tas aparatas veikia -.
To zingeidumo instinkto gra-
zinti nebegalima. il atstoti tegali
akivaizdus, entuziazma zadinas
jaunimo itikinimas, kaip reiks-
mingas gyvenime dalykas yra
intelektinis issilavinimas.
Antra kliutis - stoka kantry-
bes, noras pergreit matyti pa
} stangu vaisius. Jaunuolis, prade-
jes kurioje srityje entuziastin-
gai lavintis, po kick laiko paste
bi, kaip jam dar toll Xxi tos sri
; ties "zvaigzdziu" ir nuleidzia
rankas. Svarbiausia klaida cia
esti ia, kad jis nepasidomejo,
kick laiko tos "zvaigzdes" dirbo,
kol pasidare ''zvaigzdemis' =.
Bendro issilavinimo auksta
laipsni pasiekti yra sunkiau, nei
bet kurioj kitoj siauresnej srity.
Nei 5 nei 10 metu cia dar nera
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- Kad lietuviu tautos sena ir
garbinga praeitis nebutu nuola-
tinis akstinas didziuotis savo
tautybe?
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- Kad jaunieji lietuviai ne
suprastu, jog neisugde lietuvis-
kos individualybes, jie netaps
pilnais zmonemis?
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-26
FARMINGToN
By Mrs.
Frances Hatfield
Phone
Harrington 7s7

/ wish to correct the mistake in
last weeks paper. It is the Lester
Mitchelis who have new son. Sor-
ry.
Mrs. Margaret East visited her
husband in a Wilmington Hospital
over the weekend. We are glad to
report his condition at this writing
is improved.
Ruth Ann and Mary Lou Hatfield
have been confined to their home
with the grippe.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fleishauar
Jr., and Mrs. Catherine Smith went
20 baltimore last week to attend.
the funeral Of Mr.. d. ]. smith sr
Mr.. D. ]. Smith, Jr., returned home
with them.
Doc" Sullivan is still on the sick
list. s'eA
Mrs. Frances Sanner, Mrs. Fmmo
Rench and LaVsrne Rrougher All
OF Dover, visited Mr.. and Mrs. viii
lard Donovan, Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-26

A drive for membership was in
augurated for this year. The entire
school is divided into two teams
the Reds and Blues. The team So
Letting the most members will be
entertained by the losing team. En-
rollment charges are $.25 and any
adult is eligible. So, If you are an
xious to help your school, give
your name to one of the solicitors.
The extension Of our school bus
route is great help to the school
community. Nearly one half of all
pupils are transported to the school
now.
The school was visited this week
by DR.. H. B. King, Asst. State
School Sup't. DR.. King reported ali
departments Of the school to be in
excellent condition.
Mrs. John R. Brittingham spent
several days Of last week near
Seaford, visiting her children livl
ing in SeafOrd and Middleford and
Concord.
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-26
New Bulletin On
Certified Kenland
Red Clover Seed

Certified seed of Kenland, a new
varity Of red clover, is now avail
able to Delaware and Maryland
farmers.
And a new bulletin, Certified
Kenland Red Clover" published
comparatively by the Delaware and
Maryland Agricultural Extension
Services is now available at the
three county agricultural extern
sion offices or from the Informa-
tion Office, Wolf Hall, Newark.
The bulletin states that "This
varity is important because on the
average 1t viii produce 60 percent
more red clover hay per acre than
can be had from planting CONNER
ical seed brought into these
states" 1t goes on to discuss Ken
land for hay production seed pro-
duction, seed sources, cost of Ken
land, and how to get maximum
yields from Kenland stands.
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-26

ThistleWoOd visited Selbyville on
Sunday afternoon and called On
M. and Mrs. Virgil McCabe and
family and James w. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Paul Greenlee
and SCI Tommy were dinner guests
on Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornelius v. Grant.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Thomson
are being congratulated upon the
birth of a fine son in the Milford
Memorial Hospital around 12,A0
O'Clock noon Oh Monday. Januarv
%. Mrs. Thompson will be re-
membered as Miss Betty Jane Pear
son. Mother and son are doing
fine.
On Thursday evening, January IL
the Houston Homemakers Club met
at the home of Mrs. Pearl Stevenson
with II members present and the
following were installed: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Frances Parvis. vice
president, Mrs. Ruth Buargue: Sec
retary, Mrs. Pearl Messick. trea-
surer, Mrs. Ethel johnson, and Mrs
Mae Hayes, publicity chairman.
Mrs. Edith Purcell and Mrs. Marie
Sapp will attend a leaders meeting
on freezing cooked food in the
Grange Hall, Camden. A slgit m
the outlook for 1851 was given bv
MRS. Thelma Warren and Mrs
Ethel Johnson. The next meeting
Will be held on Thursday evening.
February %, at the home of Mrs
Marie Sapp.
We are sorry to report we have
Just learned Mrs. Josiah M. Parvis
is on the sick list and we do hone
Tor her immediate recovery,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard R. Moore
OF Lynch Heights entertained al )
turkey dinner on Sunday. Mrs
Allie May Moore Of Camden and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Yerkes and
of town. Mrs. Jennie Hem
bricks was unable to attend be-
cause of illness. The occasion was
n honor of Mrs. Yerkes birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Armour en-
at dinner Saturday eve
ling in honor of Mr.. Armour,s
birthday. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Gott. Mrs. Jennie Ar
nOur was unable to attend because
If illness.
Mr.. Walter Stevenson returned tn
lis nome on Tuesday after being in
delaware Hospital, Wilmington.
where he underwent an operation
IN his eye.
The Houston Parent Teachers
association met on the evening of II
friday, the 18th, with president n
aobert H. Yerkes, presiding. Il
1t was decided to hold the an
lual auction or bazaar for the Il
chool, Friday, March End. Solicit
ors were appointed for all dis
riots. Il
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-26
HOUSTON
By Mrs. Merrill
ThisheWOOd
Phone
Milford 4944

Church news for Sunday, Janu-
airy %: Sunday school at 10 O'Clock
a. m. H. r. Moore, superintendent.
Preaching at II o'clock by the pas
tor, Rev. w. Stanley Grant. Even
ing meeting starting at 1880. These
meetings are most helpful and in
teresting and the music is fine, so
why not come out and enjoy them.
The Services on Sunday morninfi
were large in attendance, 135 being
present in the church school. and
the Offering was S126.14 which
amount will be applied on the ex-
pense Of the annex. There was also
a large congregation for the hour
Of worship. The minister read l2
verses from the 22nd chapter of
Revelation for the morning lesson
and chose his text from Revelation
21st chapter and second verse. and
J., Johns saw the holy city, New
Jerusalem, coming down from God
out of heaven and "IntO the New
Jerusalem" was stressed through
the sermon. The music for the
morning was fine. The Junior Choir
sang Little Messengers" and the
Senior Choir chose as their special.
selection the anthem "Praise Him.
Praise Him" and it was very nice
seeing several new members have
been added to the senior choir. All
that is now lacking is more male
voices to help Mr.. Gott and MI.
Jump.
Eileen Webb and Nancy Thistle
wood who we're i'll several days last
week are much improved and were
able to return back to school on
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Clifton went
to Wilmington Manor on Saturday
evening to visit Mrs. Garrett Cliff |
ton, who is seriously i'll and we do
nope she viii have a speedy recov- |
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Koeneman
visited Easton, Md, Hospital on
afternoon to see Mrs. Irene !
lAOeneman who is a patient in that
institution, where she is recover
ing from a severe heart attack.
Mrs. Cora Satterfeld is over TO
staying with Mrs. George
Robinson, Sr., who is recuperating
after undergoing an operation for
Mr. an0 Mrs. c. Emory Webb and
laughter Eileen and Mrs. Merrill
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boothe ana
daughter called on Mr.. and Mrs. L.
y. Mitchell, Sunday.
Mrs. Lester J: Hatfield visited
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. White, Saturday eve
ming.
( Mrs. Meta Wyatt visited her sis
ter, Lottie Wright, in Milford DUR
ing the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fleischau-
er Sr., visited friends III Dover
Saturday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-26
EPWORTH
BY Mrs. Reuben Riley
Phone BridgeYille 8424

EpWOrth Methodist Church. SIM.
day, January 2Sth, Rev. Alden Hon.
kins, Jr., pastor Sunday School
2. M; preaching at 8 3. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Smith and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Calder Of Baltimore, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward ANTHONY
and daughter, Elaine, were SUNDAY
dinner guests Of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Anthony.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stuart were
callers Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Cannon on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Carey were
callers Of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
West on Saturday evening.
Callers Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Loockerman and daughter have
been Mrs. Glenna Adams, Mrs. s.
3. Wroten, Mrs. William LOCKER
man and son, David, II. Stanley
Ledenham and Mr.. and Mrs. o. w
Handy Of fredericksburg.
Mrs. Norman Collison and Mrs.
Walton Jones We're callers of Mrs.
Thurman Adams on Thursday af-
ternoon.
DIR. and Mrs. Lewis Smith enter
tanned Mrs. Norman Adams and
daughters, Clayton Reynolds and
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Moore and
family on Wednesday evening
Mr.. ard Mrs. Roland Nelson and
son, Lawrence entertained az q
turkey dinner on Sunday, The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Nelson and children, Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Speicher and children
Mrs Fannie McCauley, Mr.. Harrv
Speicher, Miss Edith Nelson ana
Miss Louise Hopkins.
The Todd's-Epworth M. Y. Fl
wishes to thank everyone who help-
ed to make the covered dish supper
a success. The proceeds made from
the supper were $48.85.
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-26

"a member of the intramural team.
He attended the Y. M. C. A. camp at
Toehwogh for the past four years.
A patrol leader Of the Daniel Boone
Patrol in Scout Troop 122 of Peo-
pies Church, he attended the Ma
tional Scout Jamboree at Valley
Forge last year. Last summer he
received the All-Rodney Award at
Camp Rodney. He also is recrea-
tional chairman in the Youth Group
of Peoples Church.
The other officers of the new
Junior Hi-Y are: Edward Bennett.
vice president; Richard Lewis, sec
retary; Hugh McCusker, treasurer
and Joseph Miller, chaplain.
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-26

The first nonstop transcontin-
entail flight was In May, 1928, when
q single engine Fokker To few
from New York to San Francisco
in 26 hours and so minutes.
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-26

Americas samoa ccVers 70
square miles.
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-26
Robert Mitten Heads
Dover Junior Hi-Y

Robert Mitten,
son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. B. Nit
ten, Dover, has
b e e n ele cite d
president of the
newly organized
Junior Hi-Y Club
under the lead
ership of Harold
w. Kocher, ex-
ecutive director
of the Dover Y.
M. c. A.
Robert i s an
eighth grade stu
dent in the Do
Yer school [, and
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-26
Lost Treasure

A unique '1ost treasure" in old
coins probably lies in deep water
at the base Of the Hallway Rock in
Massachusetts Bay. In old days
mariners leaving the ports Of Salem
and Marblehead threw coins at the
rock in order to purchase good luck
for their voyages.
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-26
CEDAR NECK
BY Mes. Thomas s. Clark
Phone Milford 4S42
sunday. January 21st.

I
Sunday School 1880 D. m. SER
mon and worship service 2:3O D. n
Rev. William H. Revelle Sr., pas
tor
Mr.. and Mrs. George Strahle and
chlldrens Mr.. and Mrs. Robert War
mock and children, spent Saturday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Mills and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Collett
were callers on Tuesday evening
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Welch and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gran7iiie Shockley
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Davis and family were callers on
Wednesday evening Of the SchGek-
ley family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Swain and
children were supper guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jay Watson and family on
tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest FITZGERALD
Mr.. and, Mrs. James d. Mills. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Clark and son.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey. Carey.
nj. ana Mfs. Granville Shock
ley and children, Marie. Irma.
John and Lola, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. p. Barnes Of
Springfield, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Mills al
tended the funeral Of her grandma
tnef, Mrs. Fannie Jackson at East
New Market Nd, on Sunday.
Little Janet Fay Watson, spent
tuesday with her grand parents
In Milford Mr.. and Mrs. E. z. Wat
son. -
Inc WSCS will serve a Chicken
jumping supper in the cafitera Of
the MiIord High School on Febru-
ary ora. start serving at 4 p. m.
Price SIPS adults, $.65 for children
please reserve tickets in advance
Classified Ada yet ..,,,9s.
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-26

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The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-10-12
Singers Highly
Recommended

The Mccoy singers that appear
ed recently at the Free VIII Bap-
list church for the building COM
mittee were highly recommended
for their spiritual influence upon
the public. Those appearing were /:
Mrs. Augusta Mccoy organizer,
Mrs. A. B. Warner, Mrs. Juanita
Jones. Pres. The Free Church has
been invited to worship with their
Church in Gary. Ind. on the 4th.
Sunday. Rev. P. Williamson is
pastor.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-10-12
Maroon Speed Pays
OFF with 37-7 Victory

4 point-starved Champaign team
de hibernated Friday night and
gorged itself on a five touchdown
feast and 31-7 victory over Alton
at Champaign Mckinley field.
The win was the first in three
starts this season far the Maroons.
1t marked the end of scoring
drouth that had sseen the Maroons
tally only once in two previous
games.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-10-12
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Champaign Was far superior to
the visitors, showing q big edge in
speed both in the line and back
field. The Maroons gave their best
demonstration Of the year. with the
line showing good blocking and the
backs running hard and niftily.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-10-12
ToDAYs QUOTATION

One Of the greatest lessons Of
life is to learn not to do what one
likes, but to like what one does
BLACK.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-10-12
CHURCH OF GOD AND
SAINTS OF CHRIST

Sabbath school 3 p. m. Saturday.
Friday and Sunday at worship
at 1880 p. m.
Services all day Saturday.
Elder James Wilson, pastor.
sos East Vine St.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-10-12
ST. LUKE TABERNACLE

Services at the st. Luke Taber-
nacle, Sunday school at 9:30 a.
m. Worship at 10:45 a. m and
1880 p. m.
Rev. ]. Craig, pastor.
Fifth and fremont SITS.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-10-12
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH

Services at the Pilgrim Baptist
Church.
Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Worship at 10:45 a. m. and
7:30 p. m.
Rev. Fred Newbille, pastor.
Cor. Ash and Vine SITS.