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Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dyer have
recently returned from a trip tC
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Harlan
of Wilmington were Easter guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Kitchens
Mrs. Nancy Tawes and William
/. Tawes Of ClaymOnt, were Easter
guests of the Reverend and Mrs
Roy L. Tawes.
Dr. George, S. Grier of NewpOrt
News, Va, spent the Easter week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ George S. Grier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Taylor of
New York City were guests of Mrs.
William Taylor and Mrs. l. d. Short
for the Easter weekend.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Smith
and son Gary of West Chester, Pa,
spent Easter with Mrs. Smiths
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. IG. M. IIarr.
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Mrs. N. M. Stokes returned home
Wednesday from a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Huyrsch near Wilkes Barre, Pa.
MIR. and Mrs. Clyde Elwanger had
as their guests for the past week
end, Mrs. Elwanger's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Orme of Denton.
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lyman of
Wilmington and Miss Virginia
SOckrider of Philadelphia were
holiday guests of Mrs. Arthur
Sockrider.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Vinyard
and sons of Columbiana, Ohio,
spent the past weekend here as
guests of Mrs. Harry r. Vinyard
and Harry E. Vinyard, Jr.
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Mrs. Wilson S. Vinyard, Mrs.
Annie Morris and Mrs. G. Marshall
Townsend were among the guests
of the Harrington New Century
Club on Tuesday at its annual
luncheon.
Mrs. William A. Minner, who for
the past ten years has been assO-
ciated with the Milford Chronicle
in the business office, resigned on
Friday of last week and is at her
home in Harrington.
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Mrs. James Abrahams, accompa-
MED by Miss Diane Draper, Miss
Jeanne Graham and Thomas Draper
of Chicago, spent several days in
this week, going over
Sunday and returning Thursday.
Miss Charlotte ArgO, a sophO- /
more at Drexel Institute of Tech /
lOlOgy, has returned to Philadel- (
Dhia after spending her spring and
Easter vacation at the home of !
ler parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Argo.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lyman of
Wilmington ana Miss Virginia
5Ockrider of Philadelphia spent
he Easter holidays in Milford Wis
ting their mother, Mrs. A. J. Sock .
rider and brother, Wilson Sock
'ider and family. J
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10
New Arrivals At
Milford Hospital

April / Boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Streeter, Milford; Girl, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Hall, Milford; Girl Mr..
and Mrs. William Carr, (colored)
Bridgeville.
April 2: Girl, Mr. and Mrs. Cal
vim Adams, Milton; Girl, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Joseph, Seaford, Boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Culver, Laurel
April 8 Boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lip jackson (Indian), LeWes.
April s.: Girl, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Perdue, Harrington.
April 2 : Girl Mr.. and Mrs EImen
3Iing. Georgetown
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10
Service Slants

Atlantic Fleet (FHTNC)-The at
tack carrier USS Franklin d
Roosevelt is taking part in the
second phase of an amphibious
training exercise extending from
the Caribbean area to the shores
of North Carolina.
Serving aboard is Franklin H
Lyles, airman, USN, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Lyles of 1904 Lem
uel Avenue, Milford, Del.
About $4,000 sailors and 3e. .O0O
marines are involved in the cur-
rent exercise with an armada of
more than $50 ships and craft a
full-scale assault against an aag-
gressor" at Onslow Beach. N q
will climax the maneuvers in early
April.
Sixth Fleet { lFHTNC)-The at
tack carrier USS Midway was en-
gagged in Operation Rendezvous"
In the Mediterranean Sea from
March 18th to 25th.
Aboard the Midway is Francis r.
Fink, seaman, USN, son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Francis Fink Of Route /. BOX
"a, Milford, Delaware.
Operation Rendezvous was a
NAFO maneuver designed to main
tain a standard Of readiness and
battle efficiency Of General RIDGE
ways European Defense Forces.
Naval forces OF France, Greece.
Italy, Turkey, the United Kingdom
and the United States participated
in the operation.
With the 4Srd Infantry Division
in Germany-Master Sergeant Wu-
liam w. Hughes, whose wife
Catherine, lives in EIlabelIa. Ca
recently Joined the 4Srd Infantry
Division,
Now stationed in southern Ger
many, the 43rd is undergoing con-
slant field training as part os the
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Army.
Hughes has been assigned to
Company L in the 1O2nd Infantry
Regiment
A veteran Of more than 10 years
active Army duty, his decorations
include the Silver Star for sallan-
ry in action, Bronze Star Medal
with Oak Leaf Cluster and the
Combat Infantryman Badge.
Master Sergeant Hughes is the
ion OF Mrs. Helen F. Hughes of
'26 w. Division Street, Dover, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10
Calvary Circle No. 2

Circle No. 2 of. the Calvary Meth
odist Church w. S. c. S., met Tues
day evening, March 18th, at the
horne of Mrs. Sara Rogers with
Mrs. Caddie Rogers serving as CO.
hostess. Sixteen members and three
visitors were present. Two new
members Joined the Circle. Mrs.
Caddie Rogers had charge of the
GevotiOns. 1t was decided in the
business meeting to hold a White
Elephant Sale at the next meeting
The meeting was brought to a close
with the Mizpah Benediction re-
peated by everyone. Delicious re-
freshments were served.
The next meeting will be held on
Tuesday evening, April 21st, at the
home of Mrs. Bertha Donovan with
Mrs. Elsie Holster as co-hostess.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10
HOllymount Club

The ladies Of the Hollymount
Club donated and delivered one
hundred and thirty Easter baskets,
filed with homemade bunny cook
les, Easter eggs and candies, to
the Delaware Colony to help make
the Childrens' Easter a happier
one.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10

Mrs. Elmer T. Williams and
Mrs. Thomas R. Williams will
be hOstesses to a large group
of friends on Thursday, April
Is, when they entertain at the
Dinner Bell Inn in Rehoboth
for luncheon and cards. The
time will be twelve-thirty.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10

Friends are cOngratulating
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dyer. who
were judged the best dressed
couple on the RehObOth board
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10
Weekly Weather
Report For Milford

From Thursday, April 2 To Wed.
nesday, april s, Inclusive
John z. Barcus, weather record
er for the United States Govern
ment, reports the following weather
conditions for Milford as recorded
on instruments located on Lake
view avenue, for the week begin
ming Thursday, April 2, and ending
Wednesday, April s, inclusive:
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10

Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer o.
Lankford, Srd, are the proud
parents of a son, born in the
Memorial Hospital on Wednes-
day, April 8. He has been nam
ed Wilmer Ogden Lankford,
4th. The Landlords have two
daughters, Mary Lu and Anne.
Mr.. and Mrs: Ralph d. Hall
are the happy parents of a
daughter, Sharon Lynn, born
in Memorial Hospital, on Fri
day, April 8. Mrs. Hall was the
former Miss Chadda Davidson
of Milton.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10

Miss Ann Hugg, Mrss William
Spence and Miss Roslyn Sharp
have issued invitations to a
bridge luncheon which they
will give on Saturday, April 25,
in the new Wollter Restaurant
at twelve-forty-five o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10

Some electric power plants can
generate one kilowatt-hour with
less than a pound of coal, while 30
years ago it took three pounds.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10
Mizpah Circle Meeting

The Mizpah Circle of the Pres
byterian Church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Sadie Wright on
April 18th at O'Clock.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10

walk in the Easter Parade
staged there in the afternoon
on Sunday. Mrs. Dyer was be-
comingly dressed in a black
gaberdine suit and wore with
it a Sally Victor hat. Mr.. Dyer
was attired in a gray business
suit and Fedora. They were
presented with a silver water
pitcher and will enjoy a week.
end at the Benhaven Hotel at
a designated time as a part of
the prize they won.
A
Mrs. Edward Walls returned
to her home at Silver Hill last
week after spending ten days
in Memorial Hospital for treat
ment. The following day she
was surprised to have a visit
from her son-in-law, Lieuten-
ant Herman McNatt, who is liv-
ing with his wife, the former
Miss Dorothy Watson and two
children, in Hawaii. Lieuten-
ant McNatt was in the States
on official business and was
able to come to Milford for
short time. Mrs. Walls had
flowers from Hawaii sent to
her during her stay in the hos
pital, which were enjoyed by
her and some of the patients
because of their unusualness.
b
Mrs. walter L. Grier and Mrs.
Raymond Masten are entertain
ing groups of friends ct the
Dinner Bell Inn in Rehoboth to-
day for the buffet luncehons,
which have been so popular
this winter. This is the last
one of the season.
b
Bayard v. Wharton, who has
lad a long pull toward health,
is progressing still, and has
been out-of-doors Friends
viii be interested to have this
good news of his improvement.
&
On April 19 in the social hall
of the Avenue Methodist Church
several pupils of the Whining
ton School of Music will give
a varied recital to which the
public will be invited. Fur
ther details will be given next
week and the program will be
announced. Miss Sandra Dep
uty, a pupil in the Manhatten
Music School in New York City
and David Greene will be
among those who will be on
the program, which will in
clude a trio of violin, cello
and piano. These artists will
all be from out-Of-town and
will give a program of excep-
tional music.
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Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10
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HAT a lovely time
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- when they were
guests Of the Zwaanendael
Club at Lewes. Of which Mrs.
Edwin S. Custis is president!
About twenty members went
for the Eeeting which was
called at One-thiry. Other
clubs had been invited and the
crowd was large enough to
just about fill the Parish House,
where the meeting was held.
Attractive c0rsages were given
each arrival and the program
went on from there. Mrs. Olive
Parks of Laurel, an interior
decorator, was the speaker of
the afternoon. showing fabrics
and furnishings that had the
oniOOkers almost drooling be-
fore she had finished, so lovely
we're the things she displayed.
Beautifully appointed tea ta-
bles were the Mecca for all
after the delightful program,
which included music, was
over. It was an enjoyable
party and the members had so
many complimentary things to
say about it. This Monday is
the Spring Luncheon on the
local club calendar and one of
those days when the members
vie with each other in bringing
what they consider one of the
dishes they do best. The new
members that have joined the
club this year will be honored
guests and the hospitality com
mittes will have things well in
hand for the luncheon. Mrs.
S. Willis Hammond and Mrs.
Desmond A. Lyons have the
program in charge.
q
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hichn1n
lelightfully surprised DR.. and
Grs. w. F. Douglas upon their
from their wedding trip
TO Florida by giving them a sur
prise buffet dinner and party
Saturday evening. After being
away the past six weeks this
was a pleasant homecoming.
Easter colors were used for
decorations. Present were Mr..
and Mrs. Amos Bennett, Mr..
and Mrs. George M. Abbott,
Miss Mary Catherine Douglas,
Mrs. John Hickman of Marcus
Hook and Mrs. Reba Porter.
DR.. and Mrs. Douglas are now
at home in RehOboth.
b
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer o.
LankfOrd. Srd, are the proud
parents of a son, born in the
Memorial Hospital on Wednes-
day, April 8. He has been nam
nl WUf1unor OuGovn ov,I-RO~a
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10

Read the CLASSIFIED Ads
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10
MASTEN

Harry Layton Masten, 55, a part
ner in the painting contracting
firm of Calhoun and Masten, died
last Thursday night, April End, in
The Memorial Hospital, Whining
ton, following a long illness. A ma
tive of Harrington, Del, Mr.. Mas
ten came to the Wilmington section
in World War I and was employed
at the DUPONT Company. He left to
form the contracting firm partner
ship 25 years ago. He resided at 6S
Delaware Avenue. Funeral services
were conducted on Tuesday at IL
a. m, from the Gross Memorial
Home, with the Rev. G. Stanley Nc
Cleave, pastor of Emmanuel Metho-
dist Church, officiating. Interment
in Lawnside Cemetery, Woodstown.
The deceased is survived by his
wife, Dorothy Jones Masten: one
son, Harry Layton Masten, III, of
Wilmington; one daughter, Marian
Elaine Masten, at home; two sis
ters, Mrs. Charles Evans of Will
and Mrs. William Said of
KY.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10

TURKEY SUPPER - A turkey
supper will be held on Wednesday.
april 10, from 4 to z p. m, at the
Milton Post Home, sponsored by
the American Legion Post No. 90.
ana Ladies Auxiliary. Adults, $1.25
children, 75c.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10

SPRING DANCE-Help the Coot-
les supply Milford's youngsters
with a better equipped Swimming
and Play Area by buying tickets
now for Milford's Annual Benefit
Spring Dance Tickets, purchased
in advance, are but $500 per couple.
Ticket orders may be sent to P. O..
Box 1863 or P. o. Box 394, Milford.
Net proceeds from this benefit
dance, to be held here the evening
Of Friday, April 18th, are to go to
the Memorial Park Kiddies' Swim
ming and Play Area Fund.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10

MEETING-The regular meeting
OF the American Legion Auxiliary,
Unit No. g. will be held on Mon
day, April 18th, at 500 p. m, at the
Post Home.
VIII all members please plan to
attend?
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10

Bayard v. Wharton, who has
lad a long pull toward health,
is progressing still, and has
been Out-Of-doors Friends
will be interested to have this
good news of his improvement.
Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10

COLLEGE FUNDS - The Kent
County Division of the United Ne
gro College Fund opened its cam
paign for funds last Monday night
at dinner in the Dinner Bell Inn,
to assist in a drive to raise S25,-
600 in the state, as a part of a ma
tional effort toward a goal of ST.
100000.
The purpose of the Fund is to
provide greater educational oppor-
tunity for Negro youth.
Mrs. John H. Dingle is chairman
of the drive for Kent County and
Henry J. Ridgely is vice chairman.
Vincent Theisen of Wilmington is
state chairman, with Mrs. Eleu-
there DUPONT and Edwin Carpenter
cO-chairmen for Special Gifts in
New Castle County, and Lieuten-
ant Governor Rollins for Sussex
County.
The drive for funds will con-
tinue throughout the month of
April. Those interested should
send contributions to Mrs. John
H. Dingle, "a North State street.
Dover, Delaware.
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-27
Pine Bluff News
b. Evelyn r Pettis

Yours Truly has little news this week due to infancy
her column yet that wish
make together the cooperation that hope from
organizations Of the city Last week
my first expect calls and callers this week
also plan to make many myself.
Ti1eodis Early age 27 was buried Friday The cause
yet not Early dead
IN MS home and his sister death when they were dis
covered However it Is reported that she is much improved
Miss Early is a student of AAf&N college
Negro deputy put the force here by Sheriff
Allen Nixon lie Willie Perkins % We Perkins
much in his undertaking.
Mrs William Bryant of New York City visiting her
endren here Mrs, Bryant is her back home after
svtng spent of the Florida eted
many O her being in
Ars Celia Sims Whiteside age a. and long time resident
this city buried recently Mrs Whtesde passed at her
here at 25Ol Grant street after very brief Illness Mrs
tyhiteside the mother of thirteen children Of whom
survive her known for her interest IN community advance
She also survived by loving husband Major White
side whom she married in 1896
hospital recovering from operation Mrs Holt IS doing fine
and is expected to return home soon.
Attorney Flowers guest speaker Wheat
hey Sunday Mrs Flowers children also along He
recently Chicago where he successful m the
trial Of murder in the superior court Of Cook county
Illinois.
The annual leadership conference
ing the AMIN college recently Attorney Wiley Branton de-
Hvarad inspiring message the subject of leadership
wonder i the people Pine Bluff have been keeping
I'D with the recent crime wave by persons whose names
To- withheld because Of Seems If It against the law
publish of Juveniles with regard to crime, The
"younguns" should their time of seifmprove
eh rather aah seii-aeSuucuoh linen tef he coula De
published
Understand quite a number pBAs went to the races
the first day Don't think they have been back Do you
pose they "wanned"2
Dr. and Mrs, P Freeman Of Little Rock were In Pine
Turf for a few hours last as guests the Molettes
pr and Mrs. W L.. Billy Marsha Lynn the
addition to the family
Mr. and Mrs. Brides West proud Of their addition
family It's boyi Mother baby fine The baby
esde its arrival the Davis hospital
Don't forget to call in your to the Masonic Temple
zl71. - -*stFNtE
Timely Tip: If like to look teevison then try the
Commercial It's full Of them every day.
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-27

Blake, Ida B Fisher Tompson, all
from Stuttgart; Mr. and Mrs. Cir
tia Toney from Pine Bluff Mrs.
Matte 3. McCree. Mss Ruthella
Blake, Louis Blake James Ne
Cree, Gordon MeHeely Glide
Blake and Daniel Blake. all
from Rockford. Illinois; p erry
Blake, Miss Trussel Blake, Miss
Exile 3. Blake. al from Ailwau-
kee; Willie Blake, Mrs, Narcls
Blake. Mrs. Ella Mae McCree, all
from Chicago Dave MeCree,
brother. and son IN law from
Stockton. California; and Mrs.
Sarah Bowman and daughter, Mrs
Ebbie Rec Woods, from e. Dorado
also. a ous load Of stewardess sis
ters, and missionary sisters Of Oh
Iver Branch Baptist church Of Fl
Dorado. where Mrs Annie Blake
was a faithful member until death
came to her, while she was on
her way 70 visit her daughter, Who
is III In Stockton.
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-27

Redwood motored home with her
brother, Johnnie from Milwaukee,
Wisconsin to visit her mother,
Mrs, Zula Lever. Mrs. Redwood
Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w T. Lever The first quart
erly conference was held at ST.
Luke AME church on Feb. 18th.
The presiding elder. Rev W M
Eason, preached a wonderful SER
mon. The junior choir furnished
music for the service, accompani-
ed by Mrs. Nancy Bateman
Sam Sanders died last week. Fun
eral services were conducted at
Mt Olive Baptist church. Burial
was IN Bellwood cemetery in Pine
Bluff Miss Willard Mae Bur
kett is pianist for st Luke senior
choir Mrs. Hattie Belle San
ders is here. She attended the
funeral Of Sam Sanders.
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-27
Niimof

Clara Z. shelton
Rec. ". p IuIdrow Il the
Dermatt district vas guest Of Mr.
and Mrs George BowdeR, last
Monday Mrs M L. Carey
left Iast Friday tor NORTH Little
Rock 10 visit her daughter. Miss
Hazel Il Carey and brother Obey
Griffin Edward Hill, Page
Webb and James Kidd made
business trip 70 Little Rock last
week George Bowden made
a business trip % Little Rock last
Monday Mrs Lucy Wilder
and children visited their aunt N
GreenFille, Mississippi last sun
day Willie Harrison and
children from Il Dorado visited
their friends last Sunday
Mrs Lille Wilder left Thursday
for Little Rock TO enter the hos
pitaI for a check up Be sure
10 read the PRESS every week
The Wilmot eolored school clos
ed Is annual contest on February
a. The following persons we're
crowned Grace EchoIs, raising
the highest amount Of money in
the nigh school, was crowned
Miss Wilmot She reported $40
H. Mrs jennie B Casun was
crowned Miss Ashley County
reporting the highest amount a.
mong The teachers Mrs Gertrude
Bledsee vas crowned Miss Ameri-
ca, raising the highest amount
from the Progressive club She is
also president Of the club The
Marching band from AM&A col
legei consisting If 30 fine young
men and women took part in the
parade honoring the queens
There several floats carrying the
following: MIA girls, wolves and
wolverettes, boy and girl scouts,
kings and queens. American Ieqi-
ons, Progressive club members. p
IA members. MOO members. Miss
Bronze Wilmott Elementary CIlee
club, Rhythm band, Science club.
faculty members and the city fire
truck Two years ago a school
community program was iaToduC-
ed IN the Wilmot district After
the proposed detectives we're stud
led carefully by the board Of ed
ucation. faculty pupils and pa
irons, everyone was willing to 20 /
to work. Each year they all work 1
toward the same goal and much /
ia accomplished for the benefit
Of childhood education Through |
cooperative planning. this term an |
Electric scoreboard has been pur-
chased and placed in the gynna- /
stun. The proceeds from the con-
test will 60 for a stage curtain, The
principal, Mrs Margaret LeGrande
continues to be thankful for the
type Of cooperation she Is being
given
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-27
Main Street Pike

M. snd Mrs Bobby Prewett
arr having their house repaired
a banquet was given at ST.
.JoAa AME church last week A.
lnong those attending were Willie
Crawford Rev. and Mrs. Maggie
Williams and n. l., Nelson a..
Mrs Alice Mcmahon and Mrs
Buster Curry visited John Biggs
recently Mrs. Edna Mae Civ
on underwent an operation. She
is Tire wife of Johnnie Given and
fbs ssushter OF Mr. and Mrs,
Daniel Rhodes Mrs Almira
E~otiis. Mrs. Baldwin, Frank Mar
tin. Susie Tiggin, Daniel Stewart
AND Eddie Stewart are on the
sick hss Mrs S, L. Hughes at
sended the banquet at St John
ANTE cfurch Sylvester Bos-
gcrD Anna Redmon, Earnest Stew
~rf znd Carrie Stewart are also
-- he sick list Mr. and Mrs.
BseS Shepherd and Mrs. S l.
ghes visited MIR. and Mrs Hem
Richardson Mrs Maggie
su41erd visited Mrs Annie Red
% who is i'll and Ulysses Shep-
.-rd visited Mr. and Mrs VIII
E2oysI Ar Royal is sick II
WIS reported that Mrs, Baldwin
gvha 10 sick will be transferred %
Gbs old folks home r. w.
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-27
Princeton Pike
Eurat G.. Summers

EuraG u. summers
February 9th was general day
at st. Luke AME church. The
service was largely attended by
the members OF the church. The
Sunday school was conducted by
Mrs Elmira Summers In the alb
sence Of Earl Lever. superinten-
dent, who was Ill. e. w Olloway
was present The adult class was
the banner class financially. Rev
J. S. Edwards preached the morn
ing sermon. Two persons Joined
church Miss Iceiean Compton
and Miss Fredonia Clark. The sem
lor choir from Cheek Chapel AM
E church Of Pastoral presented
a singing program at go
On the sick list are Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Lever, Mrs. Isabel Lever.
Leon Lever, Mrs Zula Lever and
M w Simpson Mrs, Lizzie
Arkansas State press., 1953-02-27
Pine Bluff MASONIC xnaaSHowRs News Views and Reviews

Funeral services Of Mr. Parker.
formerly # Bragg City we're nela
Sunday, February Is 1t Pleasant
Hui Baptist church Mrs f. 3.
SackWeII Mrs Louis SockwelI
and Lee Alexander motored to
Pleasant Hill Iar The funeral They
spent feW hours with Mrs
Georgian soekweA after attend
ing he funeral services, and VS.
ted tAr LEX, Mrs. jennie Alex
andeE ollie Blake is suffer-
Iag with d broken foot the ae-
eIdeHt occurred IN the Logs woods
Mrs. Dora Armstrong IS I'M
proving after being IN the hospital
over week She Is at home
where ler children, Mr. and Mrs
John Willie Armstrong. James
Armstrong, Eugene Armstrong. and
Mrs. Sadie Lee Porchia Of De-
troit were called to her bedside,
Lee Henry SockweIi from Detroit
spent last week here with MS
father and mother Mr. and Mrs.
!. B. Sockwell He spent one
night with his brother and sister,
ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sock
we'll johnnie Wiliimas is still
on the sick LIST Funeral serV-
ices II ghe ate Mrs. Annie Ne
Cree Blake. gglfe Of Charlie Blake
Of Fl Dorado we're held at Waters
chapel AME church Rev. Delom-
ar pastor, Feb 18th. Eulogy ay
Rev T VI Stith. Interment. White
church cemetery. The out Of town
relatives Who attended the tuner
al were. Mr. and Mrs. Loggie
Blake, Mrs {. Willie Blake, Mrs.
Eallar BLAKE Mrs Bobbie r e e