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Milford chronicle., 1955-10-14
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Personal Property

SATURDAY. OCTOBER 22nd, 1856
AT ONE O'CLOCK P. M.
At Rehoboth Boulevard and Nailor
Street, Milford, Delaware, the follow
- HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One studio couch, table and four
chairs, 2 rocking chairs, lawn chairs,
2 desks, end table, floor lamps, /
desk lamp, living room chairs, /
small kitchen table utility cabinets,
washing machine, large rugs and
small rugs, 1 electric sweeper, large
mirror and small ones, l wardrobe, 1
chest of drawers, 1 clothes tree, 1
dressing table, 2 beds, 1 electric roas-
ter electric iron, waffle iron, toaster,
2-burner oil stove, 20 #. extension
ladder, #. step ladder, lot of garden
tools, 2 tool chests, carpenter tools,
one 20-inch Irish horse collar, set
chain harness, dishes and cooking
pans, 1 lawn mower, small two wheel
| trailer, electric heater, / electric
I cooking range,1 Studebaker car model
1851. Other things too numerous to
mention.
| TERMS: CASH.
D. n. cOVERDALE
Nailor Street, Milford, Del
/ Walter Dickerson, Auctioneer.
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ADYERTisEMENT FOR BIDS

The Delaware State Police will
receive bids for furnishing eight
ts) Standard two door Sedans; said
motor vehicles not to list for more
than S2,2OO.O0 each. Allowance
must be made for eight go Stand
ard Ford two door Sedans in trade.
Bids will be opened Wednesday,
october 19, 1855, at $3.50 A. NJ,
e. ID. T.
Specifications can be obtained at
Office Of Col. Harry S. Shew, State
Police Headquarters, State Road.
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PUBLIC SALE!
or VALUABLE
Personal Property
sArrRDAY. OCTOBER 22nd, 1855

AT 1:Co O'CLOCK P, NJ.
If stormy, sale viii be held the fol-
lowing Saturday, October 29, at same
At my residence on slaughter Beach
Road. / will offer the following FER
sonal Property for sale:
One ironing board, electric sweeper
Garnet sweeper, hall rack, drop lear
tables Office table, 2 porch chalrs'
porch rocker, power n1oWer, hand NOV
er 3 piece living room suite, swan
nianO. very good conditiun; lO piece
dining room suite, General Electric Re--
frieerator. White electric sewing ma
chine. living room stove, Emerson tel
evision, table model, perfect condltion,
TNJ aerial. 2 bedsteads with springs
and mattresses 2 writing desks ana
hook case combined; wash stands
with bowls and pitchers, chlIarobe, z
portable oil heaters, 2 washing ma
chimes. / c. e. and l Norge; stalion-
arv wash tubs, double day Ded, army
cof Perfection oil stove With oven,
electric toaster, nickel lamp. electric
clocks, / pitcher top pump, table elec-
trio lamp, several other lamps. COM
mode, 2 trunks, large tea kettle. can
rer lot of dishes, pots and pans, lot
Mason quart jars, scythe, bush axe
hoes, rakes and many other Things TOO
numerous to mention.
TERMS: CASH day of sale.
GEORGE r. FISHER, Owner
Daniel J. Short, Auctioneer. lO-l4-ztp
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NOTICE!

Notice is hereby given that Let
ters of Administration were in due
form Of law granted unto the un-
dersigneG, on the 9Th day OF Octo-
her A. d 1855, and that all persons
having claims against the estate Of
the deceased must present the same,
duly attested, to the said Dorothy
b. Davidson, Administrators Of the
estate of John Henry Davidson, on
or before the 9th day Of October,
1856, or abide the Act of Assembly
in such case made and provided.
DOROTHY b. DAVIDSON
Address Administrators
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StUdebaker Shows
Dealers New Models


Lester Banning Of Lester Ban
ming. Inc, Milford Studebaker
dealer, has attended a major Stl-
debaker dealer meeting in New
York at which 1900 dealers froGi
the eastern division we're given a
confidential preview Of the new
line Of studebaker cars and trucks
for 1856.
The new passenger car line seen
by Mr.. Banning is reported to be
the only all-new automobile line
in the low price field in 1856.
The new Studebakers are said TO
be the biggest, inside and outside,
10 the company's history, at the
same time they offer dramatic new
advances in mechanical and COM
fort features. It was also revealed
that the new Studebakers, despite
their new bigness and power, are
designed to retain their position OF
leadership in fuel economy.
Public introduction of the new
Studebaker cars and trucks in deal
er shoWroOms across the country
Is scheduled for November.
At the meeting in the Hotel AS
tor. James j. Nance, president OF
Studebaker I Packard Corporation
reported on the progress Of the
company in its first year and out
lined plans for the coming year
Studebaker and Packard were COM
bined October l., 1854.
The corporation, Mr.. Nance said
has spent more than $1OO,OOO,OOl
on new product development, cul-
minating IN the new 1856 lines
with this product program now
realized" he declared, 1885 is
Studebal1er Packard's year e
move"
The dealers had an opportunity
to view the full Studebaker line fol
1856, which comprises new V-S anC
six-cylinder passenger cars, INT
biggest and most powerful the com
pany has ever produced; a line o
high-pOWered sports type Stude
bakers: q series of sedan-type sta
ton wagons, and an increased
horsepower line Of trucks from IL
ION NU EMu-LUAA EUAAAAAAeA kAe+A e+e----~
The new Studebakers, Mr.. Nance
told the dealers, are designed to &C
celerate the program begun VIII
the 1865 models to re-establisl
Studebaker as a strong volum,
connection in the low-price field
Emil ranges Of twO-dOor and four
door sedan models are included Il
the Champion, Commander, ant
president series: a completely neV
station wagon design is offered i
six cylinder and powerful VS. mod
els. and the new series Of sports
tvpe cars enhances Studebaker'
claim as the largest producer G
sports models in the American mar
ket.
Il was disclosed that the ne
Studebakers will boast a number
important safety features and IN
proyements, ipcluding safety do'
latches on all models. Studebak'
recently gained nationwide reco
milton as the first producer to der
onstrate such latches publicly in
major engineering crash test. Al
Incorporated are further develO
ments OF the lOw-center-of-gravi
stability for which Studebaker Ga
have won praise from safety
merits i'm the postwar years.
Other features bringing greal
safety in 1856 Studebakers will
revolutionary new safety \
brake drums; safety rim wheel
optional crash-tested seat bel
new safety-beam headlights, and
new type safety-eye speedome'
developed by Studebaker.
~ To back this all-new line, NaI
told the dealers, Studebaker pla
a record program of greatly init
sifed merchandising, advertise
and sales promotion during
coming year
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AUCTION SALE

4.O57 ACRES OF CORNER LAND
tooetber with frame dwelling and small
10 be sold at Public Auction on the
Located in the Northwesterly corner
of the intersection of Churchman Road
with the Wilmington-Chris Turn
pike, in White Clay Creek Hundred,
New Castle County and state OF Dela-
ware Formerly known as the IhoInas
+. Joseph property.
AT 100 p. NJ, .. S. 7.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29th, 1856
(Raln or Shine)
Being. the remaining portitSn tt S&to+a 81
of Delaware by deed OF Ihomas r.
Joseph and Ruth M. Joseph, his WlIe'
which deed is of record in the once
for the Recording OF Deeds IN ana TOT
New Castle County in Deed RECORD l.
Volume "a, Page 4S2, etc, and being
| approximately $40 feet by 4S6 feet.
The dwelling is partially within the
/ bounds of the Highway Right OF way
and must be moved within " 9ays
after date of Auction. The dWeLlng
\ NAV be moved in its entirety TO the
/ tract of land included in this safe,
/ except that it will not be permitted 70
I have any portion of the dwelling any
/ cioeer than 65 feet from any road CEN
/ ter or a permit will be issued Dy the
Il State to move the dwelling IN It's
| entirety to any other reaSonaDle site.
Land, dwelling and outbuildings to
~ ~Bniidings will be open for inspec-
ton on October %, 1855, from $500 to
500 p. NJ, ID. 5. I.
| Cellar wall to be leVeled to ground
level and cellar excavation filled.
TERMS OF SALE-10 per cent cask
or certified check at time of sale anc
the balance upon delivery Of deed OF
December 16, 1865.
The State reserves the right 10 re-
iect any or all bids.
DEL AWARE STATE HIGHWAY
DEPARTMENT
w. 3. McKendrick, Jr., Chief Engines
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PUBLIC SALE!
or VALUABLE
Personal Property

OCTORFR 29th, 1855
AT ONE O'CLOCK P. M.
- one TafPareoy Avenue. Milford, Del
aware, the following:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One living room suite, / organ, var
ions size tables, 1 china closet, drop
leaf table with chairs, single ped.
complete with mattress and springs
/ double bed, 2 bureaus, wash stand,; "a,
s,aoe ba9ter dishes. pots and pans
faot Stools Ia,nns hooks. records, some
antiol1es. nagazine rack, scatter rugs.
floEveT pots and plants, ] radio, / gui-
tar, and several other things too num-
erous to mention.
TERMS. CASINO goods remover
until paid for.
MRS. MARGARET r. JESTER, owner
Auctioneer: Walter Dickerson.
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AUCTION SALE
TUESDAY, OCTOBER z0tls l900

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25th. 1865
AT 900 O'CLOCK P. M.
From the warehouse. south of Broad
Kill DraWbridge, on u , houtS -
there viii be offered at Public Auction
a variety of household articiSs sl.,+ LllSlea.t
ing second hand furniture, davenport
dresser and chair, several night stands
rockers, extension taDle, chdIs, ,e5
kitchen utensils, dishes, culIeIy, er,Si+
irons. fireplace screen, glass ware, IrqlI
lars, metal chairs. glider with cuslia csIo
ions, antiques ana OIler a IiNA00
numerous to menllon -. colo
If the weather is inclement the saIe
will be postponed until Tuesday, No
Vember 1st, at the same hour
OLIVER c. SHORT, Owner
Daniel J. Short, Auctioneer. lU-l4-Ae
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS


SATURDAY. OCTOBER 22ad, 1900
AT 300 O'CLOCK P. M, .. S. 7.
at the Grace Methodist ParsonaggS g,..oo 90
Church, the following:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Two piece living room suite, one 4,iag ~
piece dining room suite, z enc td2lcs, foT,53
3 table lamps, / floor lamp, platIlollll Il1,,..l
rocker. / occasional chair. Eoek555Is'
hail table, hall rack, library 2si, cafiG, sfH.
/ fiat-top desk and swivel chalI' ch4I hairs
qie gas eOt5l Stove, refrigerator, one 4 piece piece
maple bedroom suite, 2 i beds %i5n b,Ireays aus
wash stand. 1 oil burner, rugs, \
u: i broadloom rug, II Y; l SreA l,3
rug. 8 x u; linoleum rugs, nan .lil,a- Toil-
ners, lot of throw rugs. poLeii
TERMS: CASH day of sale.
To be sold by -,,,erEEs
Auctioneer: John Dickerson lo-l4-ztp
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PUBLIC SALE!
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
and
Personal Property

WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IS, 1855
AT ONE O'CLOCK P. NJ
Due to poor health, l am selling my
home located between Frederica and
Hering's Corner, on dirt road nearer
Hering's Corner and old A. Schooi
House, the following:
REAL ESTATE
One half acre land with cement Dloch
bungalow. cement block garage, pOul-
frv house. fruit and berries, electric
/ lights, on telephone line.
'"- PERSONAL PROPERTY
CoOIx stove. kitchen cabinet, china
closet, chairs, lamps, Kitchen table'
flower stands, dishes, tins, good as
new Westinghouse refrigerator, gar
| den tools, rakes, saws, shOVels, laduer'
some hens and other things too NUM-
/ erOus to mention.
/ TERMS to be made known on day
/ of sale.
MRS. ELLA BoVEY, Owner
Milford, Delaware
/ Auctioneer: ID. w. Dickerson 10-14-1tp
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PUBLIC SALE
of valuable
REAL ESTATE
and
Personal Property
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22nd, 1866

OCTOBER 22nds 1855
AT 100 P. M. D. S. T.
AT the residence OF the deceased,
Mrs. Annie Reed, Walnut Street, Mil
ton, Delaware the following;
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Living room suite, bedroom suite,
dinette set, china closet, studio couch,
White sewing machine, elecLflc re-
frigerator, cabinet Philco radlo' lWoo
fiber rug, several throw rugs, set
dishes, 3 floor lamps, 1 table lamp
Duo-Therm space heater, nearly new
apartment size sas range klLchen
cabinet, 2 utility cabinets, rockers,
1 three quarter bed with springs,
odd bureau, lot of pictures, step
ladders, several sofa pillows, Kitchen
stool. library table, 2 end tables, cof-
fee table, antique ,elght-day CLOCK,
few ANTIQUE pieces, dishes, pots, pans
and many other things too numerous
to mention.
AT 1900 p. M. D. S. I.
REAL ESTATE
No. /: That certain lot, piece and
parcel of land situate, lying and being
in town of Milton, County OF sussex
and State of Delaware fronting on
east side of Walnut Street IN sald town
adjoining lands of William sherman
on the south, Leroy Ketterer on north
and Mrs. John H. Reynolds on east,
containing four thousand and seven
teen square feet of land, be the same
more or less, improved by a hVe room
and bath dwelling house ana out
buildings located thereon.
No 2: That certain tract, piece OF
parcel of land, with two story, sew
en- room dwelling house erected there
on, bound and described as IolI0Ws'
to-wit: Located in South Milton, Del
and bounded on the east side by lands
of the late George A. Bryan, on the
south by lands of Thomas Harmon
Fand on the north by the deceased An
ME Reed. on the west by Collins street
! said tract having a frontage on Col
/ lins Street of sixty feet and runnlhs
/ back two hundred and seyenty-nVvt
/ feet to lands of the late George A
No. g: That certain tract, piece. OF
marcel of land. living, situate and being
/ in the town of Milton, County OF Sqs'
sex and State of Delaware and de
! scribed as follows, to-Wlt: Belns
bounded on the north by lands OF tn
| late James 3. Scull, on the east o.
| lands of the late George A. Bryan
on the south by lands of deceased
! Annie Reed, approximately Two nun
| dred feet frontage on Collins Stfeet
containing one and one-quarter acre
! of land, be the same more or less.
TERMS: CASH. Except on Rea
Estate. 209o on day of sale, balanc
on delivery of deed.
LILLE M. RUSSELL
Milton, Del.
EDWARD P. REED
Milton, Del, r. d. No.e2
Administrators
Francis Wilson, Auctioneer 1918
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MOTTO CE!

I will not be responsible Tor any
hills unless contracted for by my
self. ,
PARIS WARREN
10-14-3tp Greenwood DEL
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NOTICE!

For Roofing and Water Proonne
Service call A. II. Short ana son
.Ellendale. Phone Greenwood ft40
1-7-ff
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The undersigned will offer for sale
at the front door of The Peoples Bank
of Harrington. in the City OF Harrlng-
ton. Kent County, and State of Della
ware. on
Evening star., 1955-02-21

Specials at Washington Store Only
l4.9s-1S.9S TOTS and ToddIers' Spring coots,
oil wool, sizes
S.99 ToddIers' 1Pe. NyIon Snowsuits. sizes
to Observation-Disclosures a ~
1898 Tots Stormeoots and SIoeks Set, nyIon
eobordine, sizes to
1.9e-3.e9 Jr. Deb Hondboss, plosties, feathers,
royon, cotton, wool fobrics sL---79c
7,e9 Jr. Deb Bermuda Walking Shorts, royon
velveteen, black only. sizes 10 to l6----1. .88
S-lo.ss Jr. Deb Raineoots, pIostics, 1915,
1888
15-l5.es-l7.ss Jr. Deb Wool Toppers, 1o..Hle,
S5
1895 Jr. Deb Goats. woos, comeI hors, sizes
10 to l6---------- %15
$50 officiol Boy Scout Winter Cop, wool and
cotton blend, broken sizes. Eo SOC; z for ST
$50 Jr. Boys Belts, sizes 26 and 28 Eo 5oc;
2for$
l.se-2.ss Jr. Boys Wear. group includes cotton
vests, shirts, shorts, 6-l2
1899 Jr. Boys Leother Joekets, 6-l2-7:88
1899 Jr Boys Suits, cotton cord, 6-l2 S.
5.S5-7.s5 Girls Quilt Robes, cotton, sizes to
6 and to IA 722
20-3.e5-5.e5 chiIdren's Robes, cotton che
5.99 Young Mems Stocks, royon, eobordine
sizes 1884 2.99
2nd Floor Washington Store
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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Aug 27-Mra. Eva Abbey, 4it
n. 2bth St Mrs Catherine bur.
ton. 1904 Oakland Az.
Aug ~ Emil Moses Jr.. VOs
Emerson Az. N; Mary Wilson,
0i6 Girnrd Az N. Catherine
Lindsay. 323 Lyrdale Az. N.
Aug 20 George 4. Tyrrell, DOT
AIdrich Az. N: David DeWar
Hester, 2i07 10th Az.
Aug. 30 Robert w. Alexander
1912 Third Az r.; Mrs u. ~
Perkins 3S33 Fourth Az, a.. Mrs
Dorothy Martin, $40 Fremont Az
N: Mrs. Juhnita Gray. 1929
Third Az g., Mrs. Dorothy Mar
tin, $40 Fremont Az N
Aug. 81 Mrs. Della Payne
1873 Fourth Az g: J. v. Judy
372O Firth Az g.; Mnrcollnc
Lewis. bIG Humboldt N Charles
Cooper. 1899 Firth Az n.
Sept. Mrs Beatrice Hall,
370O Fourth Az g.; Oscar New.
man, 243b Fourth Az T.. John II.
Carter, 800 AidriCh Az N. Doro,
thy Terry. 10 Highland Az N;
Mark Edward blackwell. 1924
Fourth Az. q; Mrs Charles
Thomas. 1921 Fourth Az o..
Gayle Schoficid. 1892 Clinton Az
scpt. 2 Mrs Mary Duke, III
Dupont Az N. Hobart r Mi.
Chcn Jr.. 1912 Elliot Az Mrs "
~. Frazier. 242D Fourth Az o.;
Mrs. Theresa Granger, 1924
Fourth Az n, Fred q Murphy,
37iI Finh Az g. Mrs Mildred "
Willis, 500 Oaklake Az. Mrs
Ozora Bailey. 1900 Rscond Az. y
Frank Brown. 5Si Eighth Az. ~
Out-of Town BlrthdAyS---
Aug n Evrrrtte Flanagan.
DeH hOinrH. In.
Aug ~ Isaac Hayes, Kansas
city. Mo Mrs Y. J. Ontiaw, ~
Louis. Mo Dr y. y Haynes, ~
Joseph. Mo. Mrs James Thomp.
son. DeH MOlnRH. In
Aug ~ Thomas Shaw. Dur
ham. ~ e
Acg 20 Mrs Margaret Nc.
Moore, jefferson CITY. Mo.
Sept Mrs OHcr"la wright
Omaha, Ecbr James BiSs1n, chi.
caR0. III. Mrs I>p1nArd Bur.
rnuRhS. Chicago. peter HrlS1n,
Chicago Ill
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Oklohom0 And Texas
Visitors End Ten Doy
ViGiN ia YN.sipa rial.

Concluding a most enjoyabl,
ten day visit in the city. guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Drizzle, SOS
Rondo Av.. Mrs. w. c. Davis OF
Altus, Okla, sister Of Mr.. Drizzle
Mrs. Joyce sptnks, Fl Worth
Tex, and Mr.. Charles Miller OF
Oklahoma City. Okla. returned
to their homes on Thursday, Aug.
ust IS.
The guests spent the week END
at the summer cottage OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Drizzle at Ludefish Point,
Wis. and on Sunday. August II,
they were feted with a picnic CIV
On by their hosts.
Other guests included DR.. and
Mrs, A. Golden, Memphis, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Bell, the
Mines. Mabel Hatton, Annette
Robinson and daughter Isabel.
James Rideaux. Lula King, and
Earl Brent.
Other courtesies extended were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lionel Allen at a downtown cafe:
breakfast guests Of Mrs. William
Gray followed by a sightseeing
tour; bruncheon guests OF Mrs
Mabel Hatton at Ruby's: Mrs
John Few. cocktail party and Mrs
James Rideaux, cards.
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The bride graduated from the
University of Minnesota on Aug
ust IS.
Given in marriage by her father.
the bride was beautiful in a white
gown Of ballerina length. with a
fitted bodice Of French lace and a
bouffant skirt fashioned OF sum
mer satin
She wore white tiara with
mother-of-pearl crown and finger
tip yelling, white gloves OF ell
bow length. white slippers and
carried colonial bouquet Of
white roses, centercd with pale
pink rose buds and secured by
flowing white ribbons.
Only tewelry OF the bride was
her mothers pearl necklace which
was a GIFT from the brides father
at the time OF his marriage.
Miss MarchetR Allen. sister Of
the bride, a recent graduate Of
Rockford College, Rockford, III
was the brides only attendant
Miss Allen was charming in n
baby blue chiffon gown OF Grecian
style, accented by a blue straw
picture hat She wore a gift from
the bride. n pearl necklace. white
shoes and carried a colonial bou-
quct OF pink roses and blue sweet
peas
Andrew Berry OF Chicago was
best man.
Prc-nuptial music was by Mrs
Frank NJ. Smith. Special soloist
was Mime Mady Metzger Zlcgler
who sang 20 Perfect Love" Also
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enco Smith and daughter, Gloria
mriAna. OF 269 N. Dupont Av.. left
the city Saturday, August Is, for
Detroit. Mich. to attend the Isis
Convention. From Detroit they
win 40 to Niagara Falls and Phil
adclphia, where they win be tho
guests OF Mrs. Fannie Bradley.
Their itinerary also includes New
York and Chicago, where they viii
visit relatives and friends.
Change OF Address, Mrs. Mat
tic Prince Formerly OF 2A2I
Fourth Az g.. Is now residing at
STtI Firth Az. q.
IIoapItalIEcdi Mrs. Belle Horrta.
Sl?i 18th Az g.. entered North
western Hospital on Tuesday.
August 10 and underwent major
surgery on Wednesday morning.
Week End AZ I.AIGci Mrs. Earl
Brent was tho week end guest OF
MIR, and Mrs, o, c. DriKzls at their
summer cottage. Amery. via. on
Ludofish Point
Dinner HosIai Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Brent. 4l2a Fourth Az. 8. enter
tanned with dinner party ON
August -, honoring the out-of-
town visitors, MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Blaine of Los Angeles,
Calf, guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. II.
X. Rowland Of 81. Paul Mrs. w.
g, Davis, Altua, okla. Mrs. Joyce
Sptnks OF ri, Worth, Tex. and
MIR Charles Miller OF Oklahoma
CITY, Okla, all guests Of Mr., and
Mrs. q, G, DnEElo, 698 Rondo, IT.
Paul Other guests were DR. and
Mira J, w. Crump. the Messrs and
Mines, Cnleridge Hepdon, George
w Brooks Jr.. II. X, Rowland and
Mr., o. &. DHzEle, Cards and so
cialiEIng ended vpry pleasant
evening
Returns IIonci Mrs, Johnny
Mac iIadlcy OF Tallahassee. Fla.
who came 10 the city 10 attend
funeral services for her grandson.
Virgil G. IIadley, left for her home
Wednesday August II,
Parents Are 0ucHtsI Mr. and
Mrs Joseph Mioheau Of 81, Louis,
Mo. arrived In the city August II.
for n visit with their daughter and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Mioheau, at33 Fourth Az, s., and
son and family. Mr.. and Mira.
Claude Nichcau of 37I6 Elliot Az
They returned 10 their home on
August 81
On Vacation The MlAsOa Wilma
and Janice Merrill. teen-REe
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Merrill Of $500 Firth Az. g.. are
spending their vacation In
Champaign. III. They are guests Of
their aunt. Mira, Dorothy Thomp-
son and family.
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perry. $50 ". ChatSworth Az
Saturday. August Is. Plans were
completed for a party for wives
which will be held at Hotel Lowry
September 10.
New Addition: Sharon, Jane
and Larry Bowser have welcomed
a new little brother into the fam
lily at l765 E. County Rd. Their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Bowser, presented them with the
new playmate at Miller Hospital
on August 9th. Michael weighed
In at seven pounds, five and a half
uonces. Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Full
bright Of Hugo. MINI, are the ma
ternal grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Bowser of Great Bend
Kans., are the paternal grandpar-
ents.
Family Visitors: Mrs. Elizabeth
Johnson Of Montgomery. Ala. left
for her home on Monday, August
p. after spending a week in the
city visiting her mother. Mrs. f.
B. johnson OF 65s st. Anthony Av.
Mrs. Johnson also had as her
guest OF a day, her granddaugh-
ter, Miss Carolyn Combs OF Chi
cago, Ill, who stopped over for
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

Aug. 2T--Mrs, Gladys v. James.
SSS Fuller Av,; LaPcrcelle Greene.
Jr,. 9SA lglehart Az: Clarence
Powers. $40 broadway; Foster
Brown, OFT Rondo Av,: Kathleen
Montgomery, STT w. Central Av.
August as Wilma Neal, 65S
Rondo Az; Mrs. Esther Roseby.
$50 81. Anthony Av.; Ellsworth
Harris, o9T lglehart Az: Mrs.
Margaret Davis, $40 81. Anthony
Az; Beatrice Nash. T25 Kingston.
Hazel Russell. ili9 Sherburne:
Ray Gangl. I?t2 Rice St: Geneva
Murray, COS W, Central Az: Nora
Williams, I2T Rondo Az: Robert
Graham, TS6 Iglehart Az: Caro-.
zee Bclleson, 400 81. Anthony Az.
Aug, 29-Mrs. Doris Wheeler,
6TT Rondo Az: Mr.. Nelson Mar
tin, o27 st. Anthony Az: Mr.. NJ.
X Mcknight, $50 Fuller Az; MIRA.
Louis House. epS Rondo Az:
Freddie McGce. GIL Rondo Az:
John Oscar McNeal. 1853 Timber
lake Rd.
Aug 3o-Mr, Eugene Moore.
ST. St Anthony Az; Bradford
Rcnncr. 7A2 Carroll Az.
Aug 3I--Mrs, Virginia Brown,
SIS st Anthony Az: Randolph
Mcwatt, T?8 sherburne Az: Hey
wood Kemp. 6o6 st. Anthony Az:
Icnora Foster, 1888 sherburnc
Az.
Sept. Anna Johns, bia Mis-
sissippi. Mrs. Edward Eastman,
0ha 81 Anthony Az; Beulah
Clemens, 400 Rondo Az. Mrs.
Avon st; MIR. Robert Wheclock.
500 St Anthony Av
Sept 2 Donald Charles Rus
sell 100 st Anthony Az: william
Clark Jr.. 6ib w. Central Az;
Marvin scrogEina. boa st An
thony Az: EEcll Thomas, biI W.
Central Av. Mrs. William J.
Montgomery, a77 W. Central Az
MIR John Brown, biO Igiehart Az,
Mrs. Mary Floyd. 900 w, Central
Az. Nina Tolivcr, 1909 Carroll
Az; Mrs, Emma MaEingo, GOT w,
Central Az, Barbara Mansfield,
O79 Charles 81.