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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-16
Der Lesser fragt - iUir a1tsUorten

/ sic 8efeblsbereide Noro, @eIt ,uo
Siio. Sir ieOen 8efeblsbereid be-
Iteben Salptqlurtiere fir sic @rmee
Die 2uitmaffe ltno Ole ssIotte, bie
einem Sberbefeblsbaber ,lnteriteben.
Sic orei Sailptquartiere fir We5t-
europa lino IN Sontainebleau ,1nter-
gebratt. Sir Noroeuropa gibt es auei
Observation-Disclosures in Oslo lrnb
aopenbagen llno bic Sauptquartiere
Tiir Die Suftfpaffe lno Die sIotte in
Oslo. (Sberbefeblsbnber: aomiraI
9rino in Sslo.) Gas Mrmeebaupt-
quarter fir Siibeuropa befinoet iih
in Gerona, oasienige fir oie, 2uft-
tpofie in 5loren5 unb fir oie sslotte
III Ncapel. (Sberbefeblsbaberf aorni-
raj Garnep in Neapel.) Mm 8. Weai
1852 lit i'm Snai o'Srlap oas Mb-
fpmmen iiber Die guropGiihe gertei-
oiglngsgemeinibaft (g8@) para-
pbiert 1poroen. Der ItIantifpaft, oas
oberlte Organ bes Nproatlantifpaft-
ipitens, bat bereits in 2ilIobon be-
| iblolien, oaB ii6 oie Witglieb1taaten
ser @G@ nnb bes gtlantifpaftes
gegenieitis 8arantie leilten. Gin sln-
griff gegen einen Oeitelieoitaat Ser
einen Organization ion als slngriff
auf oqe Wtitglieoer Ser beioen Orga-
niiationen betrabtet aperoen. Sic Or
game Ser gG@ entipre6en faIt genau
Sen fir Oen Sbuman-Blan porgelebe-
men geborOen. Die slufgoben zines
eurppail6en GerteibigungsminiIte-
RUINS lolen bon Dem &onlmiiiariat
erfiillt lperoen, bns aus neun Wit-
gIieOern beltebt. 9ieles 8erteioi=
gungstomllliiiariat lit Der gemein-
iamen Serlammlung perantiportlid,
oie aus 81 9bgeorbneten ser BorIa=
mente ser ie6s gg8-Staaten gebil-
BET miro. Ser Minilterrat lit Dor
allem fir Sic sluflteunng bes i1br=
liden Wtilitdrbalsbaltes unb oie SeIt.
iesllng Ser finan5ienen 8eitr1ge ser
ein5elnen Mitglieoltaaten perantaport-
lid. 9ei Streitigfeiten 3tpiiben Sen
gtitglieoern ser @emeinibaft ion elm
ellroplilher 8erihtsbof entl6eiben.
NI5S: gtortb sltlantic Ereatp
organization (Noroatlantifpertrag-
Srganiiation). SSgB@: Supreme
SeaOquarters I1ieb Yotpers europe
(S0hltes Sauptquartier ser sniier-
fen W1dte in guropa). gg@: euro
pGilhe Gerteioigunesgemeini6aft.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-05-16
Hun. Blnntrnn,nnat

Der pergangene Winter tDur ia
nidt ear 5u iflimm, aber benno6
mar er beibmerlid genug. 8enn man
nod jung lit, MAIDEN einem S6nee
unO gis nur SpaB. @enn man aber
10 lansiam in Die Sabre fommt, in
tpelben man Ibrabam geleben bot,
mie oie Sondnber fageiL uno menn
man anfduet, etipas iteif in ben @e-
lenfen gu lperoen, apenn man beim
@ebete Iieber libt ais fniet, Damn
MAIDEN einem oie lbonen SroItblumen
am 5eniter uno bie lan5en gis5apfen
am 8adlimIe feline IonOerlid)e Sreuoe
mebr-
Sesipegen bin id frob, bob nun Der
iboHe 2ena mieoer ms 2anb gefom-
men, nit friiben 8lumen uno grii-
men 8lGttern befrdr3t, unD nenes
2eben utlo neue 2ebensluIt ertpedt
bot. Selbit Die Spasen, Die 5tpar
INNER gu fhmdten baben ,lnb ribt
einnal por Ser tpinterli1en &dlte
gum Sdtpeisen sebradt tperOen fonn-
ten, apitidern iest bod biel liebliher.
slae 8lumen iino tpie Die BET.
lige Maria Wagbalena bon Ba55is 10
treffeno iagt 2iebeserflarnngen
@ottes on Seine Wenibenfin0er.
8eoenft man bann Die unadbligen
8nlbbliiten nnb 1piloen 8lnmen, Die
5u Wfifltoneu ibr flr5es 2eben nn-
geIeben perbliiben, % iiebt man, bob
Der liebe Gott 10 iibermdBig reid an
2iebe lit, baB gr bamit beribmen0e-
rid iein fann. .@ott lit bic 2iebe. :"
4ein @eibopf bat biele @abrbeit
10 tief erfaiien uno innig begreifen
lernen pie oie allerieliglte ssungfrau
Waria, oie berrlide Blume aus Ser
8ur5el Seize, Die our Wutter oes
Germ erforen purbe. Nab Dem lang
idbrigen @inter Ser ltngnabe @ottes,
Der auf Die 8erbannling atnIerer
Stantmeltern aus Dem Ynrabieie
folste, IieB @ott oieie ellie unter Dor-
men i'm Sriibling nnierer @rloIung
entiprieBen.
@enn nun jeoes 8alobeil1en, bas
i'm Berborgenen bliibt, cine 2iebes-
erfldrung @ottes lit, tpas miilien mir
bon elmer 2iebe Denfen, tpelhe uns
oiele erbabenite 8liite Seiner Shop-
fung gum 8ei6enf ma6t! Dabnrb,
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Cine Dtiin6ener Ha1ri6t unb alld)
9tadri6ten aus Wannbeim uno aus
StGOten uno 3orfern 8aperns be-
Itatlgen Sbre angaben, Die Sic aus
el9ener grfabrnng bel Sbrem 8ein6e
IN S6lpaben gemadt baben. gs lit
leioer Satla6e, oaB sic nn1uIterbaf-
ten" unO pobloii5iplinierten alnerifo-
niiden Sruppen bel Der 8eiesung
lilooeutl6er @ebiete ii6 3inge erlaubt
baben, Die in elmer geiitteten @elt,
am luenigiten in Der amerifanii6en
9rmee, ni6t porfommen iollten. Ser
9lnlpeis, oaB oiele gr5eiie - gelinbe
gelagt - bon ben farbigen Soloaten
nnlerer geiasungsarmee getan Dllr-
oenL lit feline gnti6uloigung. Inter
Der lleberibrift rWildlingsfinoer in
Otannbeiner Sdulen" i6reibt ser
,Mannbeimer Morgen': .8ei elmer
algemeinen grbebung iiber bie Sage
unO gntpidl1ng Ser i'm 8unoesgebiet
porbanoenen Wtiidlingsfinoer iino
Grfabruneen Wannbeimer S6ular5te
llno So5ialbeb0roen IN ben 8orbers
grllno gelteat ipproen, neil in Wann=
belm Der Bro5entiat an Weii6lingen
I'M Serbdltnis 5ur @eiamt5abl an ge-
labungsfinoern beionoers bod lit. SIM
Staotberei6 Wannbeim iinb i'm pori=
gen Sabr ettpa elm Duteno farbige
9lbc- Sbiiben eingei6ult 1porben.
9ieSmal merben es ibon erbeblib
mebr lein. Snsgeiamt iino gegenDar-
tig iiber 800 Wiiblingsfinber in
Wtannbeimer Samilien uno bel
Eflegeeltern lolpie in &inoerbeimen
untergebra6t. Wit manderlei 8eoen-
fen Dl1roe I'M pergangenen Sabre BET
S0uliobrsbeginn bariiber bisfutiert,
luie lib mobl sic meiBen uno Die far-
blgen Ibc=S9iiben nliteinanoer per-
tragen lpiirben. Gin Sabr @rfabrung
bat MN se5eigt, oaB sic gini6ulung
unO oas 3ulammenleben Der Wtann-
beimer guben uno Wdoben nit ibren
ounfelbdutigen S6ulfameraoen feine
Shpierisfeiten bereitet bat. IS lit
INNER pieber elm eigenartig iiber-
rai6enoes @efiibl, bas ben 3nidan-
ern bel Sen Spielen Ser &inoer in oen
StraBen befdllt, penn iol6 Elm fremo
ausidauenoer Wiidlins nit ieinen
SpielgefGbrten gut mannemertlb
,babbelt'. Meiit iinb Die Wfilblinge
gutmiitige, bilfsbereite Witipieler.
$50 tpeiBe ainber cine Mbneigung
gegen ounfelbdutige 5eigen (mas iel-
ten porfommt), 10 lit oies falt INNER
ser GinfluB Ser gltern. sSSm Inter
ri6t 3eisen iid Die meiIten Miidlinge
our6i6nittlid bis MISUNDERSTANDING
begabt, lie falien ihnen auf iino bon
lebbaftem temperament nno babel
offeniidtlid liebebeoiirftig. TIMER
oberrbeiniIdes Rlima miro BON ibnen
obne Beeintrdhtigung ibres 8elnno-
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@eltfalen nor itets, uno lit es aud
nod beute, eine Itille, fatbolil6e BrO:
pin5. 0as iogenannte SuuerlanO III
i'm Siioen uno HorooIten porlpiegen>
bersig, ionit aber cine groBe Gbene
8oln 3entralpunft oes Sauerlanoes,
Ser Sobfla6e bon @interberg, itrab.
len nod allen Seiten ein5elne 3iige
aus, almablid on Sobe abnebmenG
ltno burd 5ablreite Siler poneilt.
amber setrennt. gsa6 Siioen unb
Siiotpeiten 5u breitet li6 oas Slot,
baargebirge nit ser anl6lieBenOen
!Sodebene oes Siegerlanbes, nadJ
gsoroen oie 8riloner Soben, nad)
gtoroipeiten bas Blateau 0es Irns.
berger @albes llno oas Hubrsebirge,
nad) @eIten oas 2enne= ltno gbbes
gebirge. 9as Baoerborner SCOTLAND
biloet oie Serbinoung nit Dem @eler=
berglano, BON Oeiien Seilen ggge,
Seutoburger 8alo lno @ieben=
gebirge oen RorooIten ser Eropin5
ollrd5ieben. Die 5liiiie eeben sur
@eler (Oiemel, gtatbe, @erre), 5ur
georoiee Gems, Hubr, gmlder), sur
3uioeriee (giiel NIT &ehte) uno 5un
&bein (Sieg, Rtbr, gmi6er, Sippe).
0as &lima lit i'm SieflanO bel Dor
miegenben 8eitpinoen milo. Ser
WalO i'm Regierungsbe5irt 9lrnsberg
beitebt balrptladlidb aus 8lthen. Ser
8ooen lit belonoers frltdtbar in ser
0arbltrger 1lno Soc tier 8oroe, auf
Dem Salltpeg in Der @eier Nieoerung
lebr oiirftig ODER gan5 llnfrlthtbor,
3. 9. Die Senne, Sanoltreden an ser
2ippe, Woore I'M Toroen. Iie Giebs
3ubt lit 5iemli6 beoellteno; ebenio
ser 3uderriibenanbau. Ser 8alo be-
Itebt ballptla6li6 aus gu6elL giden,
sSi6ten uno 8irfen. Der Gage nad
ioa beim groBen 8irfen6aum oie gnts
l6eioungsi6la6t ltattfinOen unO Elm
bober Heiter altf DeiBem Bfero einen
glan5enben Sieg iiber alle Seinoe
Oelltiblanos oaoontragea. Ias berr=
lihe gpos n9rei5ebnlinoen" iou ST..
@. @eber I'M Sabre 1878 gum gro
ben Seil in gsiebeim gebidtet baben.
slnnette glilabetb, Sreiin bon 9rolte-
Siilsboff, geboren am 10. SSanuor
1897 allf Dem @ute Siilsboff bel
Miinlter, lebte meiit einIum ouf oem
Hiiidbaus. Sic itarb am "a. Wai auf
SbloB Weersbrrg am 8ooeniee uno
mar ldngere 3eit bel 5reiberrn BON
2aBbee auf ser Weersburg. Sbre
Soeioebiloer iino, lpie eS peltfdlii6e
9eatur gu iein l6eint, iebr itimmllngss
pon. Sic fat Sen Healismus in sic
beuti6e 2prif eingefiibrt. Shre Gid
tllngen perraten et1pas 8elpenitiides.
g9ie piele @eitfalen ideint iie als
.aiefer" man6es uorbergeleben 3ll
baben.
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Inter N4ES, tpie es auf manden
oen atlantifpaft, Dem itanoigen Wili-
tdrrat oes Observation-Disclosures in
8albington. 9G, in Dem MIR Die
Ser. Sttaten, @roBbritannien uno
ssranfrei6 pertreten iinO (oie iibrigen
eli 2Grtoer bilben cine beigeorbnete
aommiiiion), iino bret militGrilde
Sauptquartiere l1nterItellt: 1. bas
4tlantiffommanbo in Norfolf (gng-
lamb, 2. bas &analfonmanoo in
Bortsmoutb, 3. SSMBg. 9ieies mill.
tdriId)e Oberfommanoo fir europa
(5SMBg), bas ieinen Sib in Warlp-
le-gfoi BEL Baris bat, slieoert ith in
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Sails man in Ser Suide poer in
ieinem sluto feinen aompaB bat,
fanu man troboem Die Silnntelsrid)=
tung beItimmen. Wtan legt ieine
Salbenubr (eine fleine Irmbonoubr
lit ba3u ni6t seeisneD waaeeredt 10,
oaB Ser fleine 3eiger nad Ser Come
geri6tet lit. Sn Ser Wtitte oes @ins
fels 5tpil6en fleinem 3eiger ltno ser
3obl IL liegt Siioen. Wan muB Die
3ibtung pormittass porlportS, nuh-
mittags aber riidlparts ubleien.
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-09

steward; executive committed mem
Der, Carl Prettyman
Following the installation cere-
monies. Otwell G. Pettyjohn, retir-
ing worthy master, was presented
with handsomely engraved wal
let from officers of the Grange. The
gift was presented by Francis Will
son, the newly installed presiding
.ofhcer. About 80 Changers from
FIenlopen and Broad Greek Oranges
attended the installation ceremon-
les as well as a large number Of the
local Changers. Refreshments we're
served by members Of Midland
Grange
The house-tO-hOuse canvass by
workers in the March OF Dimes
Campaign in the Georgetown COM
munity is under way and Henry I.
Shaw, community chairman, has
expressed the hope the canvass
may be completed at an early date.
Georgetown has been divided into
ten areas with leader assigned
to each area with several workers
serving with the leaders. In some
cases the canvass viii be conduct
ed by women's organizations while
public spirited individuals have
volunteered to conduct the cam
paign in other sections of the COM
munity.
Captains and the territories as
signed to each follow: Mrs. Velma
Smith and the VFW Auxiliary-N
j.. Georgetown; Miss Betty BaeI
and American Legion Auxiliary--N
w Georgetown; Mrs. Ralph S. Ba-
ker and the New Century Clubs
w. Georgetown; Mrs. Emma Short
and Fire Company Auxiliary-S. E.
Georgetown: Miss Mabel Wright
and Miss Lulu Mifflin, Airport Road
area; Charles P. Spicer, r. D. No
1; E. l. Turner, r. d. No. 2; Mrs
Norris Givens, r, d. NO. 8; Mrs
Elsie Walton and Mrs. Sally O'Day
r. d. No. A Mrs. Dorothy Moore
R. ID. No. 5.
! Mr.. Shaw has called attention tC
the fact that because of the large
number of cases of polio during
the past year, the need for funds
/ is greater than ever before anC
also pointed out three ways il
which the funds are used: contin.
uatiOn of treatment of victims o.
i previous epidemies; (2) to pay hos
pital, iron lung, medical and trans
pOrtatiOn expenses of persons af
fiicted in 1863 and 60 to continue
research work looking toward end
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-09
sELBYYILLE
By Mrs. Kathryn Browne

Mr. and Mrs. Chester f. Bunting
entertained at a family dinner last
week: DR.. and Mrs. Asher b. Carey
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman
Bunting and son, Linford Hall; their
daughter, Mrs. Linford Hall, was in
the hospital for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. 7. James and
son John were the dinner guests
OF her mother, Mrs. Kate Beau
champ at Bishops on Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Hamblin has return
ed home after spending some time
with her daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Steele in Drexel
Hill, Pa.
George Ross Richards returned
home from the Beebe Hospital. in
LeWes, on Thursday, after being
there quite some time for treatment
and seems to be improving slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Brumberg and
children returned to their home on
Saturday after spending a part OF
the holidays with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Brumberg in Clay
ton, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Conn Scott left
Sunday to attend the furniture mar
ket in Chicago this week.
Mrs. John J. Hudson entertained
several guests at a shower in. hon.
or of Mrs. Reardon, wife of the
Episcopal minister, at her home OF
Friday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-09
ing the dread disease.

ing the dread disease.
Sheldon Dennis, scout master, is
in charge of the Boy Scouts of
Troop 105, who will distribute the
Iron Lung collection boxes in
stores, banks and other business
places in the Georgetown commun-
ity.
The first meeting for a first aid
instructors course will be held in
the Fire Hall, in Georgetown, on
Monday evening, January 12, be-
ginning at z o'clock. The course
has been planned to meet the des-
/ perate need for first aid instruc-
tors in Sussex County, where sew
eral areas have only one instruc-
tor available and some areas have
none at all.
All persons who have had stand
/ ard or advanced first aid and all
who are interested in having in
struction in first aid are being
urged to attend this initial meet
ing. Every area in Sussex County
is urged to have a representative
group in attendance. The class will
be instructed by AL Rand, of Will
lmingtOn, director of safety ser
vices of the Delaware Chapter of
American Red Cross. The classes
will be held on ten successive Mon
day night, with a 3-hour session
for eacl.
During the first part of 1852 a
number of first aid classes were
conducted in some of the areas OF
Sussex County, but the program
was and is at present, hampered
by lack of competent instructors
! These classes will afford oppor-
tunity for those desiring to learn
first aid as we'll as those who will
qualify as instructors. Interested
persons are urged to contact the
Safety Services chairmen of the
area, and attend the meeting in
! Georgetown on January %.
Listed as Area Safety Services
chairmen are the following: Ber-
nard Briggs, Milford, Area No. s;
Robert Ruetz, Laurel, Area No. 5;
Philip Wainwright, SeafOrd, Area
No. z; Harold F. Wilson, George
town, Area No 8; Anthony Georg-
Gamma, Lewes, Area No 8; JOSEPH
Lingo, MillsbOrO, Area No. TO-
The Woman's Society of, Chris.
tian Service of Grace Methodist
Church, held the first meeting fol
1853 in the social hall of the
church on Friday evening.
J Mrs. Olive Bailey Holson, chair
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-09

Rufus Smith, Messrs. Roland
Scott, Sr., and Roland Scott, Jr.,
are in New York shopping for their
stores this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas v. Keith
of Dover spent from Thursday un-
til Sunday with their daughter and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Smith
and daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonah McCabe of
ShawsbOro, N. c., were the dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Da-
Wis on Friday and spent their other
time with Mr and Mrs Earnie EV-
ans, near ROxana.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hall left on
Friday to return to their duties in
Memphis, Tenn, where James is in
the U. S. Navy there. They had
spent the holidays with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hall, Sr.,
and Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Ellis and
daughter Margery.
Mr. and Mrs. Zack Wells of Will
mingtOn visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
dali Hudson from Saturday until
Monday.
Those who were home from
schools and returned were Misses
Janet Morris, Sara Elizabeth Town
send, Betty Tingle, Margaret
I ISrecker, Messrs. Bill Scott and Dan
! Strecker from the University OF
! Delaware; Billy Bunting and vat
son MumfOrd Of Goldey- Beacon
/ College, Wilmington; Billy Crap
/ perhaus of st, Peters Preparatory
j School in Peeksville, N. Y; Peter
Whaley at the Preparatory School
in Mortified, Mass.
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-09

man of supplies, was in charge Of
the program which took the form
of an inventory The items in
cluded in the inventory were wrap
ped as Christmas packages and
each was opened and read by the
members. Those who participated
and the subjects of their section
/ of the inventory included: Mrs r.
ma Bailey Roach-''The Box of
JOY" listing the joys of sharing Of
lives, opportunities and money for
support of missions; Mrs. Helen
Stevenson, "Satisfactions,' for the
/ opportunity to provide food, cloth
ing, supplies, etc, to Peurto Rican
Missions, Methodist Relief and
clothing for children in Japan;
/ Mrs. Florence King, pride Of
Achievement" giving a resume Of
local services to the community
and church; Mrs. Anne r. Wilson,
i"Growth," telling of the widening
of interest of individual members
and of the scope of the WSCS; Mrs.
/ Mary Keeler, Gift of Peace,
through spiritual life, devotion and
study to find and give peace; Mrs.
Lottie Tull, Gift of Hope" for the
future and need for world relief; !;
Mrs Nellie Mulligan, Love-" the
greatest thing in all the world
gifts to others and sharing of ev-
erything we have, all a work of
love, and how love can be spread
through the Methodist Relief Com
mittee.
Mrs. Mulligan led in the opening
prayer. Mrs. Emma Short, Spirit
ual Life Secretary, was in charge
of the devotional service. Mrs. Ida
Mae Green, president of the or
ganization, presided and received
reports of the circle leaders. Dr.
T. G. Mulligan, pastor of the
church, gave a brief talk on immed-
late needs of the church. The
WSCS voted a pledge of $1,000 to-
ward the building fund of the new
Educational Building, on which
work has begun.
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-09
GEORGEToWN

Mrs. Irwin r. Murray, program
chairman Of the Georgetown Par
t-Teaeher Association, has an
nounced the next meeting viii be
held on Tuesday evening, January
10, at s o'clock. a number 0f the
teachers of the school viii present
short play entitled aHigh Pres
sure Area. Following the enter
tainment feature there viii be a
panel discussion in which three
teen-age students of the high
school and three parents will have
the opportunity to debate teen
age problems.
The executive committee of the
II. T. A. viii meet at z b. M. prior
to the regular P. T. a. session, at
which time all officers and CONF
mittee chairmen are expected to be
present.
Refreshments viii be served in
the school cafeteria at the close
Of the program to provide a social
hour for parents and teachers.
Officers of Midland Grange No.
"a, of Georgetown, and Henlopen
Grange No. 20, of Lewes, were in
stalled in Grange Hall, here, on
Monday night of this week. Andrew
O.Neal, Sussex County Deputy, was
the installing officer, assisted by
Ernest DickersOn, acting worthy
master; Mrs. Marian Bradley
chaplain Mrs Mabel O'Neal, mar
shal; Mrs. Blanche Dickerson, as
sistant marshall; Mrs. Marian
Bradley, regalia bearer; Mrs. Mary
WOeTner, regalia bearer; Miss Joan
Culver, 14-year-old pianist, of Broad
Creek Grange, of Laurel, of which
the installing staff are members
Mrs. Albert Hastings was sOloist
Midland Grange has been award
ed a plaque in recognition of Com
munity Service Activities during
1862. An additional award was a
Certificate of Participation in the
National Grange Community Ser.
vice Contest, given in recognition
Of achievement in the Community
Service program. Both award:
were presented through Mrs. Car.
rie Belts, community service chair
man, who turned them over to The
Grange at the meeting.
Following is the list Of officers
installed for both Midland and Hen
lOpen Oranges:
Midland Grange
Francis Wilson, worthy master,
Walter Belts, oVerseer; LOttie War.
ringtOn, lecturer; Fred ConOway
steward; Lloyd Tyndall, assistant
steward; Leta Rogers. chaplain
Earl Hastings, treasurer; Msbe
Minor, secretary; Raymond Como
way, gate keeper; Marjorie Sam.
mons, Ceres; Edith Wilson, Po.
mona; Alice Belts, Flora Mrs. Lot
tie Tyndall, lady assistant steward
Jeanette Pepper, pianist, and OF.
well G. PettyjOhn, member of the
executive committee. Other exec.
utiye committee members are Irv.
ing Hastings and G. A. Pepper.
HenlOpen Grange
Harry Hazard, worthy master
Walter Lank, Overseer; Olivia Meg
ginson, lecturer; Howard Millman
steward; George Chappell, assist
ant steward: DR.. v. Lay Phillips
chaplain; Linda Lank, treasurer
Florence NJ Stauffer, secretary
John Hickman, gate keeper; NelIi,
Hazard, Ceres Ella Hickman, PO
mona; Anna Mae Wilson, Flora
Elizabeth Chappell, lady. assistan
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-09

ert Sherwood and children and M.
and Mrs George Springer. Mike
viii leave on Sunday. January 4tn,
for Camp Kilmore, N. He has en-
joyed his Christmas fufIough home
very much.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Palmer and
little son were the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs John Webb near Colds
boro, Nd, on Sunday
Miss Mary Biddle, who was in
the John Hopkins Hospital at Ball
timore, Nd. for nearly three
weeks, for operations on her eyes.
has been able to return home and
her many friends are glad to know
that she is getting along very good.
Our school opens on Monday
after the Christmas and New Year
holidays, with teachers and pupils
all ready to return to school work.
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-09
FELTON
By Mrs.
Elizabeth Gleason
Phone
FELTON, l649

Miss Carolyn Horney has return
ed home after spending the holi-
days with her mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Horney at Lewes
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sherwood,
Jr., gave a farewell turkey dinner
on New Years Day, to Mike Sher-
wood Those present were Mrs.
Blanche Sherwood, Mr.. and Mrs.
John McMullen and son, Mrs. Rob-
Milford chronicle., 1953-12-04
CEDAR NECK
Mrs. Thomas II. Carroll
Phone Milford 1898

Church services for Sunday, De-
cembeT 9Th:
Sunday School, 1870 p. m. E. E.
Watson, Superintendent.
Preaching, 2:30 p. m. Rev. Will
liam Revelle, Sr., Pastor.
The Cedar Neck w. S. c. S. will
meet on Tuesday evening, Decem-
Der 8th, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Garfield Sharp. Mrs. Revelle
will lead devOtiOns. Each member
will bring a Christmas gift. Gifts
valued not less than $50 to eX-
change. Bringing the Spirit of
Christmas in the form of a Christ
mas party. All members try to be
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Britting-
ham are receiving CONGRATULATIONS
on the birth Of a son, born Thurs
day, November goth, in the Milford
Memorial Hospital, weighing in at
8 lbs, 3 OF. The new baby will be
called Thomas Clayton. Mrs. Brit
tingham will be remembered as
Miss Sylvia Anne Carroll.
The many friends of Mr.. Harvey
Carey are sorry to know he is i'll
and a patient in the Milford Hos
pital. We all hope for him a speedy
recovery.
Little Miss Sandra Lee Britting-
ham has been a patient i'm the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital since Sat
urdaV. November 2Stb rpcaivin @
treatment for an infected finger
and ear. A speedy recovery is
wished for her by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Davis anC
son, Charles, were Sunday visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Shockley.
Mrs. Thomas Carroll, Mrs
Charles Watson. Mrs. Granville
Shockley. Mr.. Clifford Pierce anC
Mrs. Charles Messick of Bridge.
vile, spent the day Monday in viii.
mingtOn, shopping.