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Grdnt by
CAA for Airfield Ext.
The grant offer BY the Civil
Aeronautics Administration of
$4,000 ii Fede al Funds for
extension Of the Alexander
Hamilton runway was formal
II accepted BY the Municipal
Council Of St. Croix yestsr-
day when it passed a bill to
this effect.
The Council had already
appropriated the $25, 900 which
was matched BY the Federal
government; and also an ex-
ira 100000, making a total Of
$4,000 available. However,
despite timely action BY the.
Council and tentative approx
al by the A of all that had
been done, thus far nothing
more was heard Of the grant
offer. Local officials and 9TH
er persons who realized that
if action was not taken prior
to December 81, the oppor-
tunity to extend the airport
would be lost.
Ward N. canaday, who was
here on a short visit cabled to
President Eisenhower and
Secretary of Commerce Weeks
while Administrator Canega-
ia cabled the CAA office in.
Miami. There was immediate
action. The grant offer was
forwarded to the Governor;
a resolution was prepared in
the Office of the Administra-
tor and given to the Council
which promptly passed it.
The contract for doing the
work was formally signed BY
Robert Newlin, president Of
the Caribbean Engineering
Corporation & the Admnistra-
tor for St. Croix. Work will
begin as soon as the CAA gives
the final word.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-01

Jessie Shepard. s52s Fifth Av. s.
left Wednesday, Dec. % for Chi
cage. She win be the house guest
of Miss Marrienne Jeffrey and
Mr., and Mrs. T. n. Jenkins.
To Visit Mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic Jones, $3.50 Fourth Av.
s., left Tuesday. Dec. ~ for Mus
kogee. Okla, TO spend the holi-
days with Mr.. Jones' mother. Mrs.
Ellen Jones From there they viii
so 10 Kansas City. Mo. for a Wis.,
II with relatives and friends.
Holiday Week End: Mrs. Ralph
Turner of Chicago spent the
Christmas holiday week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer s. Jackson,
370s Fourth Avenue South.
To Chicago For Winter; Mrs.
Frances Baker, 1892 Fourth Av.
s.. left Wednesday. Dec. %, for
Chicago, where she win spend the
winter with her daughter.
To sunny California; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Taylor. 1855 Fourth
Av s.. left Wednesday. Dec, 81
to spend the Christmas holidays
In Los Angeles. Calf.
In Windy City: Mr.. A. L. Brown
$500 Third Av s.. left for Chicago
Thursday, Dec, "a to spend the
holidays with relatives,
III; Mrs. Cecilia Patterson, $50
Bryant Av. N. continues in III
health at her home and has been
confined to bed for the past two
weeks.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Jan. mir. II. r. Coins, SOC
Fuller Av.; Wilma johnson. asa
st, Anthony Az; Mrs. wanema
Cotton, SIS N. st, Adams; Mar
jorie Morris, sos N. Chatsworth:
Catherine Amanda Clemens, 400
Rondo Av.; Luther Johnson, 3l5
N. Grotto ST.
Jan, S-Rev. J, w. Junnen. SOL
st. Adams, Mrs, James Hayes, lis
Eaton Az.
Jan. Norman p, Light, col
w. Central Az; Ceola Webb, 6s5
st. Anthony Av.: Arthur Blakey
Jr., 756 ST. Anthony Av,: Carol
Sanders. $50 Rondo Av.
Jan, 5 -- Hyland Ashmore
Stokes 7ss Aurora; Gaynelle Bal
lard, SIT st. Anthony Az. Mrs. s.
w. Kincaid. 1872 Carroll Az.
Jan. 6-Miss Rose Mae Johnson,
sol St Anthony Av,
Jan, Mrs. Mary Collier, 9s2
Fuller Az; b. l.. Morris, All
Mackubin; James Kirk Sr.; 9sT st.
Anthony Az; Mrs Earl Brent, 1876
Carroll Av.; Mr. Albert Harper.
766 ST. Anthony Av,; Billy Small,
e3s Carroll Av,; Mr.. William Cart
wright, 7o6 Iglehart Av.; Mrs AL
fred White, 995 Carroll Av.: Mrs.
Homer Wilson, 9l2 Iglehart Av,;
Mr., Combs, TIT Iglehart Az.
Jan. s--Douglas Samuel Lewis.
377 N. st. Adams; Michael Nc
Farland, 1916 Rondo Av,: James
Grice. 500 w. Central Av.. Mrs.
w. ID. Gray, T02 Rondo Av.; Mrs.
Kennel Ellis. 2ss w. Central Az;
Mrs. Irene Blakey, 1916 st. An
thony Av.
Out of Town birthdays
Jan. 6-Mrs. Viola Han, Des
Moines. Ia,
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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
Jan. 2-crystalle Judson, 4146
Third Av. s.
Jan 3-Mrs, william Ewing,
1920 goth Az. s.; Mrs. Burie Car
michael Jr. 3744 Fifth Av. s.;
Evelyn Kopp, 253 Second Av S.;
Rev. f. Henderson, 1929 Bryant
Av. N; Phyllis Cooper, $685. 9Th
Av. S.
Jan A. Alvin Peery, 1929
Fourth Av. s.; Clifford w. Haw-
kins, 1852 Fifth Av s.; Dan Nc
Adams, 1920 Third Av. s.: Edgar
Jackson, 90 Bryant Av. N.
Jan. 5-Mrs. Barbara Walls,
2746 Clinton Av.: Bessie Lee
Laws, $40 18th Av. S.
Jan. 6-Frank w. Terry. 1912
First Av. s.; Mrs. Frank w. Terry
1912 First Az. s.; Bonnie Judson,
i146 Third Av. s.; Eldridge w
Owens, 2421 Fourth Av. S.
Jan. 7-obert Lear. 2915 Gar
field Av. s.; Louise NJ. Turner, 5il
Aldrich Av N; c. NJ. Sanders,
5000 Garfield Av.; Cheryl Il, Lit.
tie, $500 Tenth Av. s.: Mr.. Elmer
Smith, 1919 Smelling Av.
Jan. S-Albert Bastis, 1921
Sixth st, s.; Margery II. BueItner,
912 Fifth Av. N; Mrs Marie o.
Shields, 1874 Hyland Av. N; VIII
lard Jones, 3343 Fourth Az, s.;
Judy Judson. 4146 Third Av. S,
Out of Town Birthdays
Jan. 2--L. l.. Canches, Waco.
Tex.
Jan. 3-Frank Mccain, Cincin-
natl, Ohio.
Jan. Fired Williams. Des
Moines, Ia.
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Wedding
Anniversaries
ST pAIu.

Jan Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Robinson, 900 Iglehart Az, rs
years.
Jan 5 Mr.. and Mrs. Christie
pher Durand, 1872 w Central Av.
10 years.
Jan. MIR. and Mrs. Homer
Ransom Coins, 500 Fuller Av., IL
years.
Jan. s. Mr.. and Mrs. William
England, 47t st. Anthony Av., 40
years,
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The James CoIemons
Go South For
Family Reunion

Mr.. and Mrs. James Coleman,
943 Marshall Av., left the city by
motor on December 20, for a three
weeks vacation TO be spent visit
ing Mrs. Coleman's mother in At
lanta, Ga, where a family reunion
will be held
Enroute they win stop at Ok
mulgee. okla, where they viii be
joined by Mrs. Joel Anderson, Sis
ter OF Mrs. Coleman, who win ac-
company them on their trip.
Continuing their Journey. they
will stop off in Oklahoma City,
Okla, 10 visit relatives Of Mr..
Coleman.
In Atlanta, they viii be met by
Mrs. Dolly Peery, a former 81.
Paulite, who also is flying from
Los Angeles. to be present at the
reunion.
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Engagement And
Wedding Of Two
Nieces Announced

Mrs, Allie Wilson and Mrs
Lucille McAdams announce the
engagement and forthcoming we'd
ding OF their nicces. Miss Gloria
Patricia Brown. 4lIs Third Av,
s, 10 Mr., Earl Lacey Richardson
OF Des MONIES Ia. son OF Mrs,
Viola Richardson Of Des Moines,
Miss Shirlee Lucille Brown,
S74s Fourth Av. S, TO Mr., Donald
Calendar, ST, Paul. son OF Mrs.
Gladys Calendar OF ST. Paul.
Miss Gloria Brown. a resident
OF Minneapolis for three years. Is
a graduate OF North High School,
pes Moines. She was employed as
news clerk and secretary for
the SPOKESMAN RECORDER
papers for one and one-half years,
she is now employed at the TIC,
Arsenal.
Mr.. Richardson. also a graduate
of North High School, Des Moines,
entered the Y. s, Army after
graduation and served three
months In Korea, where he was
wounded in action. He spent two
years in the ". s, Army hospital
at Camp Atterbury, Ind, before
being discharged from service. He
came to Minneapolis to make his
home in November OF this year.
The wedding date has been set
for May %, 1854.
Miss Shirlee Brown has been a
resident OF Minneapolis for two
years and is a graduate OF North
High School. Des Moines. She Is
employed at the T. c, Arsenal. The
wedding date was December "a, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
McAdams, $500 Third Av. S,
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Birthday Greetings: Greetings
to Mrs, Pauline Carr who cele-
brates her birthday on Jan. first,
1854.
Congratulations: Mr.. and Mrs.
James c. Horris. 1921 18th Av. s.
viii celebrate their fourth wedding
anniversary on Jan. 2, 1854.
Family Dinner: DR.. and Mrs.
Norman Howell. 971 ST. Anthony
Avr entertained with a family
dinner Sunday, Dec. 81.
Visits Parents: Mr.. James Jones
of Detroit, is the house guest of
his parents. Rev. and Mrs. f. ].
Jones, over the Christmas holi-
days. Mr.. Jones is senior in high
school in Detroit.
Christmas Dinner: Mr.. and Mrs.
Ollye A. Gum, 1888 Iglehart Av..
were the Christmas dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Griffin, 796
Rondo Av.
Family Dinner: Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Salter, 1913 w. Central
Av, entertained at a family din
ner on Christmas Day.
To Boule: Misses Myrrhene AL
len, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted" Allen, e73 Iglehart Av., and
Joan Howell. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Howell, 97l st. An
thony Av. left Christmas night
for st. Louis to attend the AKA
Boule.
Bridge Club To Meet: The
Laizzes-nous-faire Bridge Club
will meet January IL with Mrs.
Harry S. Brown, TOT Iglehart Av.
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PRESENTS FOR THE KING
BY Langston Hughes

BY Langston Hughes
Look there at the star,
|, among the least,
Will arise and take
A journey 10 the East:
But what shall bring
As a present for the King2
What shall bring to the Mangerl
] will bring a song
\ song that | will sing,
4 song for the King in the Manger
Watch out for my flocks,
Do not let them stray.
/ am going on
A journey far away:
But what shall bring
As a present for the Child9
What shall | bring to the Manger'
! will bring lamb
So gentle, meek, and mild
A lamb for the Child in the Manger.
just a shepherd boy,
That is all | am
But / know / have
4 Friend in Bethlehem.
What shall bring
As present then for Hint
What shall | bring 10 His Manger'
/ will bring my heart
And give my heart 10 Him.
| will bring my heart TO the Manager
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Clarence Smith and daughter.
Family Reunion; Mr.. and Mrs.
Vincent Shepherd ST.. 1887 Port
land Az. win be hosts at a
family reunion on Christmas eve,
Guests viii be Mr.. and Mrs. Vim
cent shepherd Jr,; Mr., and Mrs.
Edward Hayes. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Wagner. and Mrs. Betty
Daley.
Christmas GIT; A seven weeks
vacation trip TO Orange. N, j. was
the Christmas gift OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Brown TO Mrs. Browns
aunt, Mrs. Robert ID, Moulden.
3s4s Fourth Av. S. Mrs. Moulden
returned home Sunday, Dec. 20,
sisters Visit ST. Louis, Mines,
Alice Young and Ora Finney. Se2o
Portland Ave, are spending the
Christmas holidays with relatives
and friends in st. Louis, Mo.
Left For Home: Miss Lorraine
Shivers, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs,
Spencer Shivers, 1921 Fourth Az,
s., left Monday, Dec, ~. for her
home in Washington. d. C. after
spending the holidays here.
Luncheon Guests: The Misses
Lorraine and Lucille Shivers, OF
Washington, ID, C. were the hon
ored guests at luncheon given
Saturday, Dec. ~. by Mrs. Theo-
dosia Martin. Other guests were
Mines James Brown, Grover In.
gram. Percy Hughes Jr. and her
daughter. Cherryl.
yaeationing In Chicago, Mrs.
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FRIDAY December rs, for st,
Louis, Mo, to attend the Boule
She viii also visit friends in Chi
cago before returning home.
Appears On Radio: Miss Vianne
Griffin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Griffin. 5s7 Rondo Ave
appeared on radio station wMIN
Dec. p, at s:15 p. m. as part of
the Y Teens Christmas program
Vianne represented Central High
School. There were representa-
tives of eight high schools in the
Twin City area.
Spends Christmas With Rela-
tives: Mrs. Edith sizer Herndon of
Chicago spent the Christmas holi-
days in St. Paul, visiting her
daughter and her family, DR.. and
Mrs. Norman Howell, s7l st. An
thony Av. and her sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Salter. 1913 w. Central Av.
She was the house guest Of the
Salters.
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Social and Personal
& ST. PAUL

famiiy Dinner Mr. and Mrs John Collins s7l St An.
thony Ay hosts at family dinner on CbrsmaS nav
Quests were Mr. and Mrs r. Jones and daughters Anna
eee and Beyerly Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Jones and
family and Mr.. and Mrs William White ~
Attends Boule: Miss Beverly Jones ola Fpuar Az Lee.
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New Years Resolutions: anything grim
iron jaw because this will fall
But rather to love and admire everything
grace That works better Be lofty light
BE funny and serious Be truthful within without Simplicity
Clear glass Don't explain apologize
Use your intellect o understand moi Judge.
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Social and Personal
x MINNEAPOLIS

Kappa-T Tau Club Meets; The Kappa-Tau Club met on Sat
urday December 90 the home of Wanda Robinson 1912
Fifth Av : The members were entertained brunch
Family Visitor Mrs Matte Floyd OF St Augustine Fla.
arrived Tuesday December % spend the Christmas holiday
with daughter onnaw and granddaughter Mr. and Mrs.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-01
MINNEAPOLIS

Jan. g. Rev, and Mrs. G. Me-
Connell, 512 Colfax Av. NJ, 80
years.
Jan. 5 Mr.. and Mrs. Clemon
Rooney, 1924 Smelling Av,, "a
years.
Jan. 8 Mr.. and Mrs, Alonzo FL
lis, s5os Fifth Az, s. IA years,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-01-01

a and highbrow sportswrr
Because the lowbrow just
not overlook the wonderful esthec part of the sport the at
letes in form and moving how express
how like an angel" as Hamlet said
Now open page vir-
ty" And it The
color And and 1T considerable
originality in its deationa contents"
Felix Grendon, friend
George Bernard Shawl backs nsOlen
modern" music
II think contemporary is great part racket
KET with conductors
propagandss Inc, we'll
paid consprato
nuay telling lie that public hostility was equally TO
the then of Mozart generation
fought Mozart tooth and nail
were the very conductors composers managers and p ~
and tme-servers who
to force the new" music down throats.
The people Prague he was barely 20
Not single musical Inendant Breaucra
and little states of Central give
job for lack which poverty day death
Moarts Magic Flute playing to packed houses cheap
center Vennese theatre having
doors to the divinest music written
To-day it is just the other it the people
new music which the musical panjandrms
swallow"
find that a.
doable funny Minneapolis doctor who died
vtation to Christmas Carol party at the Donald Simmons
Thomas Day Dec 16 1920
Pilgrims
therefore fitting we believers
of he
Band together this anniversary their
To solve the probably OF
On the date
SUMMONS TO SIMMONS
Where will join carols, madrgals gIees
Where the heavy-footed fantastctoed
viii join breaking
And where light hearted gaey across
the wassal.
EQUIPMENT
The gentlemen will wear evening clothes as
foundation garments.
The ladies' them, he process
An endeang troubled Republican dinner
wrong Secretary
the University earnestly gently
absolutely greatest integrity
and admire him The trouble ideas agriculture
only work in Vermont hundred ago"
Dr. discussing Pussy president
a Mohammedan a degree
NIT.
believeone those
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pATRoNizE ADVERTISERS
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Minnesota Eyewitness
By BRENDA UELAND

Sing reign of Fair Maid with gold upon her chin
Open you the East Door and let the New Year in
Sing levy dew sing levy dew the water and the vine:
bright gold wires and the buges that do shine
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-19

stratiOn Clubs in June. In addition
to demonstrations. they will dis
cuss buy seafOod, cleaning, and
care of seafOod.
These leaders are:
Blanche E. Faulk, Jessie L. Will
hanson, Todds Club; Hattie
Smith, Catherine Carson, Victory
Club; Della Harrington, Ruth F.
FARRELL, Catherine Hickman, Mrs.
John Walls, Mrs. J. F. Camper,
Harrington Club; Mrs. Alvin
Brown, Mrs. William Palmatory,
and Mrs. A. r. Slaughter, Laws
Club; Edith Hill, Dorothy Pearson,
Elizabeth Daugherty, Mary Sipple,
Mrs. H. S. Griffith, Houston Club;
Mrs. John H. Biggs, Mrs. d. L.
Kinney, Viola Club; Mrs. Francis
Thomas, Mrs. George w. Pippin,
Mrs. Charles Hanson, F'raziers
Club; Mrs. Leonard French. Mrs.
Calvin White, Happy HOmemakers
Club; Miss Helen COmstOck. Reba
A. Harrington, Bernice Warren,
Christine Meyer, Oak Grove Club;
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-19
Fish Chowder

One pound fllets*, 2 tablespoons
bacon, diced; one-half cup onion,
chopped, 2 cups hot water, l cup
potatoes, diced, 2 cups milk, three
quarter teaspoon salt, dash pep
per, chopped parsley.
Cut fllets into One-inch pieces.
Fry bacon until crisp and brown.
Add onions and cook until slightly
brown. Add water and potatoes;
cook 10 minutes or until potatoes
arc partially tender. Add fish and
simmer 10 minutes or until fish
fakes easily when tested with a
snrK. Add milk and seasonings; /;
heat. Serve Immediately with chop
ped parsley sprinkled over the top.
Serves s.
*One pint chopped clans may
be substituted for the fish.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-19

on and away-says with clarity and eloquence
that the worlds standard for performance has
been raised again.
And remember wonderful voice" of
1884 Cadillac, with its significant message,
comes as a bonus to.the man who sits at the
wheel.
1t tcomes in addition to all the priceless funda-
mentals which make Cadillac a Cadillac:
unrivaled endurance and dependability lin,
comparable comfort and handling ease-and
unbelievable economy of upkeep and operation.
Have you considered letting Cadillac speak
for you? Better come in and investigate today
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-19
FELTON,
By Mrs.
Elizabeth Gleason
Phone
FELTON, 4s4S

The FELTON, Avon Club will hold
its meeting on Wednesday after
noon, March II, at the home of
Mrs. A. T. Slaughter. The pro-
gram, American Homes" Assist
ing Mrs. Slaughter will be Mrs.
James Cahall, Mrs. A. G. Dill, Mrs.
Ida Hughes, and Mrs. Walter
Moore. A iilm will be shown on
Williamsburg and display of old
glass will be shown and discussed
by Mrs. Marsh.
Miss Betty Webb, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Webb of Colds
boro, Md, and Clifton Palmer, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Palmer
of FELTON, left for New York on
Tuesday of this week for New York
where they were married on Thurs
day, March 18th, at II o'clock noon
on the TV program Bride and
Groom" Mr.. Palmer has recently
been discharged from the u. S.
Army. He served several months
overseas.
Miss Nellie Hughes has return
ed from a visit with her sister,
Mrs Royal Smith of Wilmington.
The March meeting of the Eel
ton PTA was held in the school
cafeteria on Monday evening at
o'clock. Discussion groups follow
ed the regular business meeting.
The PTA sponsored a benefit
/ skating party at the Diamond State
Roller Rink on Wednesday of this
week at s o'clock Benefit of the
FELTON, PTA.
! Mrs. Clara Hughes of Frederick
/ is spending some time with her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Reed Hughes.
FELTON, Trophy Grange will hold
an open meeting on Monday eve
ming, March %. at 8 o'clock
George Vapaa, Kent County Agri-
culture Extension Agent, will
speak. A film will be shown on
Control of barnyard pest and one
on African violet culture. The pub
lie is invited.
We are glad to hear that Jane.
Kates is getting along real goot
at the Kent General Hospita
where he is a patient due TO fal
while at work at the Dover All
Base, breaking his hip.
Miss Nellie Hughes spent las
Thursday with Woodrow Hughe,
in Wilmington.
/ George Kitchens of Ridley Park
formerly of FELTON, is spending sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. Rey
nOlds Kitchens. He will also visi
his other children at Houston, Mil
ford and Slaughter Beach befor
returning home.
Mrs. CathTyn Vinyard spent las
/ Tuesday with her daughter an,
family, Mrs Norman Walls at Mil
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sherwoor
had as their guests the past week
Mrs. Gardener Kersey and son @
Viola, Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy BOyC
Mrs. Blanch Sherwood, Mrs. Gee
Springer, Mrs. Woodrow Kraust
and son, Samuel Joseph, and Mon
ey DOnophan. They entertained O
+. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davi
. and children from Wilmington
Mrs. Ray Brown of Harrington
Harry Armstrong of Milford. Da
vid 1immOns of Bowers and Har
ry TimmOns of FELTON,.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-19

Mrs. Harry c. Johnson, Mrs. Fred
Harris, Mrs. William George, Smyr-
ma Club; Margaret S. Evens. Viola
Club; Anna c. Knots, Kathryn
Short, Ruth Rusby, Leipsic Club;
Ann Hurd, Margaret Kennedy,
Helen H. Warner, Chestnut Grove
Club; Ruth Lichtenberger, Doro-
thy Cannon, Andrewsville Club;
Ruth Blechman, Margaret King,
Hartly Club; Mrs. Beatrice Runner,
Mrs. Anne Hynson, Mrs. William
Rowe, Friendly HOmemakers Club;
Mrs. Leonard A. Taylor, Mrs.
Harold Fry, Merrymakers Club;
Mrs. Fred Fifer, Mrs. Elmer Dunn,
Jr., Mrs. Harvey Porter, Cee-W-
Dee Club.
One of the favorite recipes was
for fish chOwder-try it for your
family.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-19
It Speaks a Universal language !!

Pictured above is the most eloquent motor car
ever to travel the worlds highways.
It's the great 1854 Cadillac-and it speaks
not only with great eloquence, but in
language which is known and understood
wherever there are roads to travel and
people to behold.
First of all, it speaks of its owner-the
minute its beautiful hood comes into view.
Here is a man. it says-almost as plainly
as the words are written here 'who has earned
the right to sit at this wheel-by his industry
and department and enterprise. Be he merchant
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-19
BOUNTY CAN BE Costly

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -(P)- it
may cost you $63 to collect a
bounty for killing a hawk in Knox
County. The county pays 81
bounty when a hawk killer pro-
duces the birds head and feet and
sworn statement it was killed
in the county. But state law pro-
vides a $64 fine for anyone killing
all but a few varieties of hawks.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-19
oUTHoUsEs MOVE OUT

OKLAHOMA CITY - up - Pub
lie health officials war relentlessly
for modern plumbing and they're
in sight of total victory.
H. L. Malone, sanitary engineer
for the Oklahoma Department of
Health says 80 per cent of the
states urban population has mod
ern disposal systems. About 25
years ago, when the campaign be-
gan in Oklahoma, the figure was
about so per cent.
DR.. Grady F. Mathews, commits
siOner of Public Health. says that
before the campaign against out