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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05

Wdlbngton. - Ger Republicans
ide Ibgeoronete aean ponlStetp Ser.
fep COB %befannt, baB ct i'm aonereb
cine @eiesesoorlaget ein5ubrineen &c.
oenft, Sic barauf absielt, sic Sosials
beritderung auf ettpa 5ebn MiQionet
3uidslide Mrbeihnebnler al,s5uoebs
men in6 rbas Geripreden ein5ulOien,
oas NrditSent Giienbotper in ser
@ablfampagne madte."
Gs gilt als dtemlid) 1iber, baB
Aeans Worgeben NIT SEN Iaiidteu
etliber anoerer republifaniihen Siibs
rer i'm So,,ie folioiert, bie mebr Ell.
ner umfaiienoen Meoiiion bes Social
Gecuritp Spitems 5,ineieeu, als iets
,ner unm~ittelbaren grpeiterung.
eiienbotper bat ~al(er6ings eeraOe
Ole gripeiter,ing als zines ieiner
brineliditen 2egislaturprogramme
oieles Sabres be;eidnet. Mber Mbsss
proneter Meeo, Step, Sc. g., Der Gors
fisenoe 6es 6isfala,isiduiies bes
Waps ano Means Committee, Ser Sic
Sosialperlideruags 8orlasen gu be-
arbeiten bat, faete 6ereits, 6ab CT Bic
Ausoebnung bes Spitems vge9en.
tpirtie fir 1mflua" balt. 9eeo bat
fhot ieinen &ollegeu Curtis, @ep.,
~9sebrasfa, 5um8 oriite,tben eiues I'M
ferfomitees errannt, bem sic Sonoers
alifgobe oblieet, bas Spltem nelserlif,
1,,,ter Sic 2upe gu nebmen, rl,m Die
Seller aus3umerse,t." gr i,tBert, bab
oieie 11nteriudung faum rebt5eitig
been6et fem biirfte, tint nod bieies
sssabr entpredenSe 8eietdnberuaecn
bornebmea at fGnnen.
Curtis l~ieferte inspiider ei,elt
Ginoer9eitsberidt iiber elm @eies,
oas int Sabre 1850 etua eli Willio.
ne1 tpeitere 8erioueu 1T bas Spitem
singIie6erte, 1tno er 1,annte IN oiefem
Gapport ben eeeeupdrtiseu 8lan
.eroblid ,,ngriuno tpirfuugslos
.. boffnunsslos -. bOuis ,tnmora-
liih."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05
Die lebensmittelpreise
duerften stubiI bleiben

@aibington. - Nah eincm 0eridt
oes 2anomirtidaftsamtes neroen Sic
2ebensmittelpreiie fir Ben Melt bes
Sabres stemlih eleih bleiben, un6
int Durdidynit borausitdtlid ein toe.
mig unterbalb be:ten bes pereongener
Sdbres lieeen. Dos Mmt nimnt al,
bob Die gelieieruns in Saien. ,no
3albfleiih iteigen, in SdtpeinefIeiih
aber ettpas abnebmen tpirb. Niebfit.
ter ion nod Dem eleiden Beriht it
reidlidcm Wabc borbonhen fem.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05
Tseheehei feierfe fvenften
Johrestas ais Elm
Soviet : Trubunf

&ien. - Gle rotten 6iibrer ser
acknowledgements bscinaen ON %. Tp-
brllar Sen iiinitca Sabrestag oes
Staats ser sic Sifedoilo,pa,
lei 5ltm Suuiet- YuppenItaat madte.
Ser fommuniitiid)e GrGiiSent ale-
mert Gottmalo, Mosfal,s Mgent oes
rotten Staatsitreides i'm Sabre 1913.
leitete Sic DISQUALIFICATION NIT einenl
SageSbeiebl Elm, ser iei,,en @oredn-
ger SIS. 8eaeid) oils bas Saupt elmer
auterifariifen Siiniteu aplonne. oils
cinelt Mann perlrteilte, ser ,,periud)s
te sic fommuniitiidoe Yartei bllrd) ei.
ller Observation-Disclosures Staatss
itreid, 5u liauioieren. Gr brad,te 9e.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05
Won Rundstedt
kIangIos zu
Grade ~getragen

8annoper. - Sent SapfenItreif
tpuroe ee6laien, feiu Srommeltpirbel
ert1nte, fein gbrenial,t puroe abge.
feuert, als bie0 eutiden Iesten Cams
tag iDren erGbten SoIoaten bes 2.
Delttrieses. Genera felomaridal
gero bon &unbiteSt beeroieten.
Griiber tpiir6e Sas ean5e 2aa6 ges
irauert baben, bod bier batte nidt
sinmal sic &esterl,ns einen @ertreter
entianot. 8onn tpar iiberbaupt niht
pertreten, als bic tur3e Trauerpro.
seiiion iid) gun, @rabe beeab, tp1b.
rero etrua 1000 Neugierige berum.
ftanben.
Ser ~seitranse alte. General, ,pelder
ielbit ieinett Geinoen Idtl.na abge'
srpuneen bate. ftarb pergeiien i'm
alter bon 70 Sabren.
Ser Mann, Ser Sen 9litfrieg &C.
gen 0oIen fiibrte, Sranfreid beiieg'
Re uno fait auh &uBlanb auf Sic &aie
srpans, tpur0e NIT uenieer Geierlids
feit gu @rabe eetragen, als Der ein'
fade Gemein6eporIteber.
Gin paar alte Ofii3iere iolsten
0eut Sarge. 1T 3plinoerr. ,,i6t in
@tablbelm 'uao Uniform. Ser Sare
rubte nidt auf elmer GAZETTE, ionoern
auf einem alien. 1padliden 2eiden.
tpoeett, beiict Nferbe einen perblid)es
1ten iilber1et gneel ai,f ben. aopfe
trugen.
Gs ipar n,ir cine ein3iee Sabine
borbanoen, Die bes &riegerbereines
zines Strawberries eeimentes aus Dem
1. WeIttriege.
aaum ein er0Berer aontrait lieB
fid benfen at Sem staats6egrGbnis
,nter an6eren ltmitGnben, in friibce
rem 3eiten.
3tpei @eneralielSmaribIae, Ml.
bert 4eiielring unb Suge Sperrle.
batten ar6n3e eeihidt, tubmen uber
nift an Ben, 8e9rdbnis tell. Oie mel.
ften Der 80 ar6n;e famer bon Ser.
b1noen frii6erer 5rontioloaten. unS
oltd bic @affen.sS bate einen &C.
ididt.
@ei ser einfaden 1rauerfeier in
Der Stride iaote ser Yaitor: rWir be.
grabcn BEN 1esten YreuBen."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05
AdenuUer setzt SIGH
.fUer Konkordut eir

Bonn. - Cine @rfIdruns oes lpeit.
beutihen aanilers aSenauer, bab Die
lpeitoeiutide &egieruns oas acnfor-
sat bon 1888 5lpiid,e, Dem 9eutiden
3eid uno Sem Gatifau aufrehterhal-
te nl0 5ll boiler @iiltisfeit brinaen
,peroe. pl,rbe BON Ser aatholiiher
Erciie lit 8eitbeutihlanS besribt.
Sie GrflGrung nes aanslers tpuro:
ei,,em gerifteritatter ser Gariier fa-
tholiiden 3eitung ga Groir" eesen>
iiher uhdedebetl.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05
Buntes AIIerIei in Kuerze

SroB ser @arnungen bes Staats,
iefretdrs Dulles begann oas Ml,beits
fomitee bes @unSesI enats Sic Meic-
tuition Ses Yr1lioe:,ten e%iienbouer
%ab3u1nSeru, III tpeld)er &ublanSs
vYcrperiion" ser abmadyungen a,,s
sem 9. @eltfrieg fritiiiert tpiro, neil
SaSurdj Sic 8Dlter binter bem Giier-
rel, Sorbans periflapt ipl,roen. Sas
aomitee beiagte in einem Mmenos
ment, Sas nit 6 seeen SStimmen ar-
aenommen ,pl,rbe. SAP Ser acngreb
feline Meia,ns iiber Sic 8iiltisfeit
coer 1tnsiiltieteit Der itrittisen Mb.
madungen arsoriide. Sie iebs Stims
me, aesen Sic Mepiiion fanen bon
oen Semofrateu. Sefretdr Sulles
bate eernabut, lieber nid)ts 81, t,,:,
in oer Sad,e, ais iif 81, ipalter,, 10
bab sic Ruiiet bon eeteilter amerifa-
niider Meinl,ne ipred)en fonnteu.
Gin Sse,er in elmer 9sem Yorfer
Mobeliabrif, bas suerit MIR nit
3anblGidapparaten befdmpft rul,roe,
aeriet allBer aontroue ,tab ~per6reitete
iif iiber einen balben 8lod i'm
Vronr. LAG Yerionen purben abge-
ifnitten ,nb iieben fanoen sen SOB
III SEN 6lammeu. 3ebn aul1roen Ders
lest.
Die ereliihe Seeiobre .Sarrinas
fcro" nit 80 2eltten a., 8orb tpl,rbe
in oihtem Hebel, ber iiber Dem erob.
ten Cell Gnelanbs lag, permiBt.
2iit., See ,rnb Strabenperfebr log
pielerrrts itia. 9as Wotoridiff bon
4S9 9onnen, bas apiihen Dem Geit-
lanb rno oer Ssle Of Wiebt perfebrt,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05

lieitl ,,no Hl,ooli Slonifp in Serbins
Si,na, Der fiir;lid) als ~GerrGter" INTO
GeridnmGrer gegelt oas %fommmiiti=
Idc Meginle, binaerid,tct ipuroe. r9cs
neid", 10 iabte cr, rIiibrte Sic oiiene
reaftiouIre 6ront, mGbreub Slauifp
in amerifalliifet Ildnelt als Jiibrer
elmer i"iinften aolrune innerhalb Ser
Communication Eartei ielbit fungier-
{p"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05

ad,t Ierjte b%ebauoeln Set ~tranfea
Soipietprelnier. Gs ,pllroe mitae-
teilt. bab Stalins 3uitarto iebr be-
oenflit) mar. Sas 3entraIfpuitee ser
aommuniitiidvt Gartei uno Ser Mi,
niIterrat ser Sclpitunipn iprad,en
bon ei:tem arcben ltnsliid. rpeld)es
Gartet rnO Golf beIallen babe, sic
'd)tperc araufbeit bes @enoiien Stae
ltn.
nrSll Stem llprf iflief SpmietnltEeuz
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05

miniircr @iitinifi i'm 9auptauartier
Ser ruliiid,en II. q. Delegation. als
Die Naf)rid)t bon Stalins arantheit
fonn. IS id,ien, OaB porber BORT ME
manO et1pas geuubt bat.)
IS id)eint, oaB ann oie 5rasc Ser
Nad,folse in Ser Solpietunion erne,lt
'tarf II Sen Torbergriinb eeiteut
miro. Mal reoete bon Malenfcorp
mo Molotoip als allenialliisen Mn.
innrtrrn
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05
FIisgerbombe in
Nuremberg hinter
Hotel entfernt

Mirnbers. - Cine beutide Geuer-
tperfer.M bteilung rG,mte cine 1000
Yfuno idpere amerifaniide Glieger.
bon,be meg. bic felt ariegsenoe bin
ter Dem Saupthotel Der N1iierten
bier eeleaen bate. 8ei Mufidiittin-
get itieben B%alarbeiter MIR tpenige
Sdritte bonn 8ronb Sotel entfernt
auf Sic @onrbe. Ole Holi5ei fperrte
iofort bie @eeeno ab, biz Der 3lnber
entiernt mar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05
vorgehen der kommunisten gegen
die moslenns in Rot-china
Die verfoIsvns aehneIt derienisen der Jvden vnd
acknowledgement in den Lnendern hinter
dem Eisernen Vorhunq.

@aibiaston. - Mus superldiiieen
8erihten bonn Sernen Often gebt
berpor, oaB Die fommuniitiiden 8e-
bGroen inter BEN ifdsuneswetie 45
Ntltonen MosIems, Die IN &ot-Gbis
"a leben, cine rIdlidtsloie Sdl,bes
s,tng burd)3ufiibren.
Oieie &aene. Sic sen 8emiis
1uneen innerbalb Der Sotpiet. Union
iclbit, rrIiiide MosIems bon ibrem
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05
Enkel Won Rich. Struuss
Regissevr in Berlin

Berlin. Gid]arb Straub. Ser
Gnfel Ses aomponiitcn &idlarn
Straub. lit bon Scr stdotiiben Sper
Berlin iiir Ole ndtitc Spiel5eit als
Heaiiiellr e:raagiert tporoen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05

Sabr 2,1Ss,000 3ellauiiie III, Ier.
ionell altsgeteilt, bie erife Sliie.
ar%anfenpilege ,,iu. lerl,tc,,, INT lie 81
Saltie ober in Solpitdlern sur Au=
penoun9 81 bringelt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05
Answer
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Sr Sen alnerifaniihen Shulen bos
Gen 10 Wiaionen Shiiler, Ole in bas
Sunior &eo Grob eintratelt, ibrem
2anbe 1,nb sen ainbern anOerer Sdn.
Ser geoient. Sic ianbten ). 9. $685..
600 @eidenfienounser Al, ainber in
81 2Inocrn.
.aliabrlih acrieBen nerihieoene
2Gnoer sic Silisleiitrugen oes Sine
rifaniiden Hoten sareujes. sSsrt let
ten Sa9r erbielten' lie 3ibiliiten III
&orea. Sic Gerlesten bclipianiidell
ltl,ritbeu, sic Spier Der lteberitmen,-
mlt1aen III SsStdIien l1nN Nes Grbbe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05

puIle Iell uuUtulelepyuU VII SuIp.
Ser $1,000 Sonner 9ampfer
,Sueen Marp" lag bot Soutbamp-
ton. ga er lpegen oes Hebels riht
oofen fcnntc.
Cine oeutid)e Sprubfammer il,
Miilld)en iprad General alfreo Sobl.
&itIers Operations Stabshef, bot
SEN Serbred)en fret, tpegen Der CT
1916 BOZ, oet Iaiierten in Miir,bers
sebGnst tpuroe. Die Sprud,fammer
entifieo. SAP Soils Nahlub nift
einge5ogen ,peroen tonne. Ma1 fam
5l oem gefunb, baB Sool Elm Solbat
mar, ueld,er ii6 ai,f Sperationsira-
gen beidrGnft, sic oas Golferred,t in
feiner @eiie pcrletten. Man iteIlte
felt, hab Sobl nitt fir BEN vaommii.
iarbeiebl" peranttportlif apar, inter
oem alle ~eeiansen eenon,n,enen rc.
ten poIitiIfen &ommiiiare eridoiien
,peroen ioaten.
Cine ltellc 1sliidtlinsslpele aus Der
Cuipne eraoB lib nad) M%eitberlin,
10 haG iid Sic Bonner Meeicrlng &c.
3lpuugen lab, sic @eitmdbte INT mi.
litGrii1e Sransportflugje1ige au CT.
iud)en, Inn 6ie 2e,lte aus 8erlin ub.
;rtransportieren. Seit Sonntas
moreen f1oben 10000 idrederfiintc
Sitoeutihe nod @eitberlin rnb Der
Strom idtpint bon Stunbe 5l St1rr.
be an. Air 5rance, 1an american
uno gritiib gnropean Nirtpdns ffdf.
fen t1eli1 500 Bis $50 Qeute rd1
benz Meiten. SSn Bonn bies es, baS
snitem !ei nnaulGnelih.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-03-05

GoUxsrneur Fronk j. tovsehe erhoelt erste Ostersieoel Won ceoroie
Mecioy und eroeffnet 50 die 1883 o.ssr.ieeeIkompogne ceoreie
ynd eeonor Douglas. beide aus Columbus. O. woren die offzisl-
!oehrfehe Konposne vom s. Moerz Bis S. April fver die somm-
lung. Won Geldern fver invoiids Kinder ind Erwochsecs in Ohio
dUrehgefUehrt.
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-06
Nashville
James l.. Crofton

NAAN9 - NiuAhhAt
Mrs. Florence Anderson an d
Mrs, Pearl Scoggins of Los Ange-
les are visiting relatives in the
city Mrs, Mamie L. Hawkins
and son of Little Rock spent a
week with her mother, Mrs. Ida
Ferguson The funeral of the
late Joseph T, Wesson who died
at the veterans hospital in Little
Rock was held at New Light
CINE church, Rev. L. c. Keys de-
liyered the funeral Grafton
The following out Of town per-
sons attended the funeral, Roy
Phillips of Chicago, brother of the
deceased; Raymond Williams and
Miss Ruth Scoggins of Chicago
Mrs, f j, Jackson, ST. LoMs and
Henry Wright of Detroit Mrs
Addie B. Walden is i'll in Memo
rial hospital Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart of Arizona have returned
to their home after spending sew
eral weeks with Mrs. Stewards
sister and family DR.. II. F.
Thompson Of Prescott died. lie
practiced medicine mere for num-
Der of years Mr.. and Mrs. e.
p. Kelly were visitors in Prescott
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-06


of chicken prepared In the follow
ing manner:
oven-FrIed Chicken
3Js lbs. frying chicken, cut In 5
pieces
N cup allpurpose -four
2 teaspoons salt
II teaspoon pepper
/ teaspoon paprika
n cup salad oil
Wash and dry chicken. Combine
-four, salt, pepper and paprika. Roll
each piece of chicken in flour mix
ture until we'll coated. Meanwhile,
heat salad oil in shaking pan In hot
oven (400' FL about 10 minutes.
Lay chicken in hot salad oil, skin
side down. Bake, uncovered, ~
minutes; turn chicken, bake 80
minutes longer, or until chicken is
we'll Drowned Makes enough for
4 servings.
Large enough so chicken pieces
will lie fiat in pan.
NOTE: For a much browner
fried chicken, combine the paprika
with y cup bread crumbs. Then,
after rolling chicken In flour, dip
In milk, then In the bread crumbs.
Proceed as directed above.
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-06

The demonstration club met
IN the home of Mrs, Mable Carey
last week Sam Wimberly and
Jasper Wilder attended the farm
ers meeting at AMIN college in
Pine Bluff last week . James
Brown and Mrs. Arie Sherrell
two of our most respected citizens,
died at their homes last week
BE sure to see c. f. Shelton for
the State Press every week. 1t is
the best weekly paper you can
get.
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-06

following persons are on the sick
list: Mrs Maggie Storkes, Mrs.
James Simpson, Mrs. Maggie Har-
ris, Mrs. l.. Curtis, Mrs. I. V.
Shelton, Mrs. Johnnie Carson. Lee
Frazier and Mrs Clara Shelton q.
Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson
received word that their daughter
died in Detroit The body will be
returned to Hamburg for burial
E. Harrison and Walter Ed
wards made business trip to
Monroe, Louisiana last week . q.
Mr. and Mrs. Cain Wilder attend
ed church in McGehee last week
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-06

last week Rev. l.. c. Keys,
Prof j, Il. Hill and Mrs. Ethel
X. Olds attended the winter coun-
ell of the Prescott district which
was held at Be Bee Memorial c.
ME church of Hope Mrs. Myr-
tie Fitzpatrick, home &c teacher
Of Childress high school spent the
week end visiting relatives in
Palestine, Texas Dock and
DuPrice Willis of Detroit are Wis
lting their father, Dave Willis,
who is i'll.
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-06

Every conference has a conference
treasurer. All funds are meticu-
lousy accounted for to the salts
faction of all concerned. AS 70
suit Of Bishop Wilkes's faith in
men, there are more treasurers
for the several funds set up by
the conferences, it is believed, than
in any district Of the Connection.
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-06
Granite Mountain
Lula Christopher

Lula Christopher
The children of the church were
presented in a program Sunday
afternoon at Conner Chapel AME
church. The welcome was given
by Jeanne Flowers, Others ap-
pearing on the program were the
Carter girls, Dora Reed, Glasine
Hamilton, Eura Bell and others.
The Silver Wing quartette rend-
cred music. Rev o. z. Horne is
pastor. The program was sponsor
ed by Mrs. Mary Carter.
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-06
wiIn1ot
sC. [. Shelton

= q oHt1lOn
Rev. and Mrs. John Cooper at
Tended the singing convention in
S"lnsooro, La. recently Mr..
and Mrs, John Baker and Mrs.
sMane Harrington visited the hos
pl'al in Lake Village last week
Mrs C. A. Hubbard, Willie
vaughn Rev, and Mrs. William
n bloTn attended the district coun-
~ Of the CINE church in Pine
pun last week The flu has
peeh raging in this section The
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-06

Leaders like Bishop Wilkes are
needed for this twentieth century.
His rugged honesty, intense pas
sion for the work of the Church,
magnanimous spirit toward even
those who choose 10 be his foes,
and his sense Of love and justice
for all eminently place him in the
class of the illustrious founding
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-06
Bishop William Reid Wilkes VIGOROUSLY Leads
On In The Twelfth E Episcopal District
BY BEN ii. HILL

The Twelfth Episcopal District
Council of the African Methodist
Episcopal Church which convened
at Shorter College, North Little
Rock, Arkansas, a few days ago at
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-06

STAT 4, by JANE
bne voo .ae year right by adding
r ee, good recipes to your illesi on
roms ' wi winters night, the spicy
0ingerb~ruauu,r ull rich flavor of this
y satisfying dessert ~ " popular
I'm Gingerbread
|, t saps sitted all.purposs flour
\ teaspoon BAKING baking powder pow
|lS t,ssspoon salt ~
I teaspoons ginger
TEASPOON cinnemo
1 i C Cup Mazda Salad on
/ ! sss. V WsIIlht sugar, firmly packed
/ 1 cup molassea
/ y, cup boiling water
Ihate a SS SaI SLIT first six Ingredients
ri, brnw "en and add in order salSd
~ noI1.s sugar, and egg Then
Which haas sses and boiling water
Rst paTe been mixed together .
veased Siu smooth. Turn into
eoderate ' oU square pan. Bake in
lnstes. wen wen (S5O' FL IS to 40
we with SS; t INTO squares and
IYor s'aRes Q to 8 servings. 'A
o' and n. IKE the good brown
III Tue appetizins tenderness
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-06

fathers.
The Twelfth Episcopal District
rides at a new height-for at
its helm is a brilliant pilot, whose
watch-word is love- and whose
sure foundation is the Lord Jesus
Christ.
Milford chronicle., 1953-03-27
FISHERS DISTRICT
Mrs. NSra KNSt

We were very sorry to hear our
pastor, Rev. Dennis Shaffer is in
and was not able to fill the pulnit
at TOdd's Sunday morning. Rev.
Alden S. Hopkins delivered the
message in his absence. We hone
Rev. Shaffer will soon be with us
again as he is greatly missed
Bethany Church of the Brethren
of Pennington has planned to en-
tertain you on Good Friday even
ing, April 8, at 1880 p. m, when a
male quartet from Bridgewater.
Va, will have charge of the SER
vice. The evening entertainment
will be entirely of music and ev-
eryOne is cordially invited to at
tend. Those who have heard this
young group know what talent they
nave and those who haven't should
not fail to attend. A free will offer
ing.
Recent visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rust were Rev.
Dennis Shaffer of Pennington, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Pyle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Mahan and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Sharp of Wilmington. Miss
Anna Galloway, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Faulk and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
ZOtt of Greenwood, Mrs. Alice
Thompson and son John II. of An
dreWVille, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Le-
gates and Tharp Galloway of Har-
ringtOn.
Mrs. Rust is still confined to her
nome but much improved. She full
ly appreciates all kindnesses shown
her especially by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Faulk who have seldom missed a
day taking delicious food in var
lous way to tempt the appetite, and
volunteering their help in any way
needed. They sure have been
tried and true friends during her
entire illness.
Rev. and Mrs. Alden S. Hopkins
were dinner guests of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. GoOtee Brown on
Sunday.
Charles Dearman and Coroner
William Fleischauer made a busi-
ness trip to Philadelphia on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Faulk attend
ed the Firemen's Supper in Green
wood on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Diehl and
children of Odessa were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dearman on
Friday evening. Other recent
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Stubbs and daughter and Mrs.
Nora Stubbs of Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Faulk and Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Rhodes called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Lundeu on Sat
urday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1953-03-27
BLANCHARD'S STATION
BY Hrs. Helen M. Harmon
Phone Greenwood 7776

we extend congratulations to Mr..
ana Mrs. James Roy Garwick for
tnelr first grandchild, born last
Monday at midnight in the Dover
hospital. The parents are Mr.. and
MRS. Ralph Barwick of FELTON,. Mr..
BarWick is the agriculture teacher
IN FELTON, school. The little fellow
was named James Robert in hon
or both grandfathers.
Mrs. Allison Davis is on the
sick list again.
Donald Chalmers and niece
Shirley Chalmers, spent the week
end IN Wilmington visiting Dom
alds mother, Mrs. Ruby Chalmers
VINO has been confined to her bed
since the middle of January. Re-
ports are that she is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Medford Calhoun
and family entertained guests
from Newark and Viola to dinner
on Sunday.
FIRE of unknown origin ruined
the interior of Mrs. Ross Cole
mans home Saturday evening. Mrs.
Coleman was attending the Fire
mems Supper in town at the time
nelghbOrs turned in the alarm.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Mills enter
lalhed guests over the weekend.
Milford chronicle., 1953-03-27

Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Coulter an,
family spent Sunday in Greenwood lI
| Delaware, with Mr.. Coulter's mar.
|ents. Mrs. Coulter may be remam.
bered as the former Miss Jeannat.
Clifton of Lewes.
Mrs. Habrick H. Hill entertained
the members of her bridge club ON
Friday evening Of last week at her
home on the beach.
The Rev. Mr.. Lewis w. Gordon
! Of Norfolk, Va, has been spending
a few days here with his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. w
ALLEN Vessels, and their family at
their residence on Lewes Beach.
Word has been received here of
the death Of a former Lewes resi-
dent, Mrs. John G. Bunting, who
died on March 9Th, in Fort Lauder
dale, Florida, while wintering with
her daughter, Mrs. Chester Town
send. Burial was made in St.
Georges Cemetery, near DagsborO.
Mrs. Richard Guerke and son.
Stevens, of Wilmington, Delaware.
spent few days last week in Lew
es with Mrs. Guerke's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l. w. TarbartOn.
Mr.. and Mrs David Richard Brit
tingham, LeWes, are receiving con-
gratulations upon the birth of a
daughter, Bambi Lee, born at the
Beebe Hospital. Mrs. Birmingham is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stokes of Lewes.
Mrs. ElversOn Ingram, who is
confined to her home on Savannah
Road, because Of Illness, has i'm
proved at this writing.
Master Douglas Miller, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley ]. Miller, is
confined to his home with an iniur-
ed leg, which he received from a
fall into a ditch. His little play
mates are wishing him we'll again
soon.
The State Board of Health Can
Ger Detection Center is scheduled
for the Beebe Hospital, Lewes, from
300 to 1900 a. m, on Thursday.
April 2. The service is for women
25 years of age and over. Please
call. Lewes 5311 for appointments.
jury Commissioners for Sussex
County have drawn the list of petit
jurors and additional petit Jurors
for the April Term of Superior
COurr, in Sussex County, which be-
gins AOriI 9Th Aroovo- 4hOeo Q,o,,-
the local districts who have been
chosen are: George r. Layton,
Lewes; MOllie p Ingram, Lewes.
Clifford Trader, Lewes; Mrs. Edna
Brasure, Milton.
Petit Jurors are Edison Lodge. |
Sr., Lewes; Mrs. Phillip Elliott. |
Lewes; Edith Calhoun Conwell, |
Milton.
William T. Hurdle, Jr., and Ed
ward Millman have been chosen
Diamond Farmers of Delaware.