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o4aK S.1 NAY SSAsS s sss nSSHs & s5Isy 81 sS.: S.:
MooRE 6DRY 66TSR'SS Of S4fS fS cOnSseti. SSANH
cut ave. NV, beloved sister OF Mr..
Clarence G. C. Moore of Denver,
Colo. Friends are invited to cali
at Hysongs Funeral Home, 1900
N st. NV, where services will be
held on Wednesday, May 20, at II
am Interment private
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Drafha

,ATON, RICHARD RAYMOND. On
Hospital, RICHARD RAYMOND
CATION Of New6urg, Nd. beloved
husband Of Minnie Y. eaton; father
June Fiske, Francis Thomas Cation,
Richard Raymond Cation, .jr.: son Of
Mary z. Cation, He also Is survived
by six brothers, two sisters, two grand-
children, Chuckie and Tammy Fiske.
Services at the So6I, 8, II Hines CO; FI,
Wednesday, May 20. ct / pm. .lpark-
ing facilities). Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 28
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day. May %, 1868, sSEi AGNES VI VFRoN- ON
Silver Spring. Nd, mother Of I'd
ward r. Moore Mrs. Moore rests
at the Warner Z. Pumphrey Fu-
neral Home. S434 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring, Md. (parking facili-
tiesl. Mass will be offered for the
May 20, at $3.50 am. at 81.
Michaers Catholic Church, sos
Wayne ave, Silver Spring. Nd. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery, 2S
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SIMMONS; " .SlS gERNICE M EgLALIE. on
SIMON. MARTHA L. On Sunday, May

90. 1868, MARTHA L. SIMON Of
1907 47th st.. Chevy Chase, Nd.
beloved wife Of Joseph M. simon.
mother Of Joseph Maurice Simon
and Mrs. Mareine Goodloe. grand-
mother Of James Joseph 0oodloe.
Friends are invited 70 call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home OF Robert A. PumphreY, Be-
thesda. Md, where services will be
am. Interment ParklaWn Cemetery
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sEHhLIdl AAMUKlNA; On Monday,
May Teaysity R HSsSta aSSS e. oeSSTBstHyn hSBsfNE vn &
GRETi Of Abs 43d place NV,
beloved wife Of Joseph segreti and
mother Of Mrs. Wanda F. Connor,
Anthony J.. and Ben ]. Segreti. She
also is survived by four grand
call at the Bethesda-CheVy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pum-
phrey. Bethesda, Nd. Services on
Friday, May 81, at ST. AIMS Cath
olic Church, 400 Wisconsin ave
NV. where Requiem Mass will be
offered at 10 am. Interment Gate
Of Heaven Cemetery. 40
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PAvLOW. SYLVIA (sHAPPIRIOl

Yfv% gfG q f&vEoN fs&evSgESoSNsy sa2pPsr6S Mhy IA sea- q
Miami, Beach, Fla. She Is SUR
vived BY. her husband, David Payiov
Of Miami Beach. Fla, and a brother,
Sol Shapiro OF Washington, ID. c.
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wmLIAMs, ELLFN. on TuesdAy

May gi 1858 al the District uen.
eral Hospital ELLEN WILLIAMS Of
by two brothers, Lotion and Willie
Jordan tyo sisters. Fannie Rollln.
nieees, CAROLYN Laney and Ellen
hfneett. other relatives and many
ffiends After 3 pm Tuesday,
May ~, friends may call al me
Hoffman Funeral Home. pOp 9th
si nv whore services viii bs
20 tntsrment Carver Memorial
Park Arrangements BY n. p,
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Saturday, May Is, 1893, a his resi-: ;'
ffaSs ERick Lf5sfa PsShLo@. SAUL sS! h5ISshG SSsR
OF Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Shepherd
Pegelow. father Of Paul r., ir.. and
Donald Ray Pegelow and Mrs. Mary
Linnell Ball brother OF Carlton w.
Pegelow and Mrs. Elsie v. Hail.
May 20, at . pm. from the Cum
ningham- -Mounteastle Funeral Home.
Woodbridge, Va Interment Pohiek
Cemetery. "a
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TODD, DEACON JAMES w. sud

SR SfRi' JANIS sSPda, " foDp S'S 81 Se7' 'egS 1sd
lorraine G H PoSd Ina IpssS devoted q fasber rs;
o. MareelluS A, and Maurice w.
he Roberf al Mnson Fnnrrsi Hnrns :
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1S oreenlSSn drive. Hyattsyllls. Nd,
% MO NAY "a 1ssS as5Sh Ssl0Sss SSa sTsSSne STOsSsf
lone Simmons. He also Is sur
ices al chSmbers Funeral Home.
1900 Chaplin st. NV, on Friday,
NAY 81 At aIl,iogS, lgiSo pn; pesm.tsT1 lnterment
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GLORIA THoMsEN. President.
ANNE L. MADZELAN, Secy.

SCOTT; HARRY Q. on Monday. May
loved husband Of the late sarah
E. Scott, father Of Wilhelmenia
Ratliff, Helen Marie Montgomery
and Frances Walker, brother Of
Winifred Bowie, Notice Of funeral
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PRIsK, IVA GRACE. on Sunday,
May Se. 1888. IVA GRACE PRisk
may call between z and q pm.
Tuesday, May 2s, At the Bethesda
chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
Services on "wednesday, May 90. at
pm. at AL ll.Saints Episcopal
Church, No. Chevy Chase circle.
lnterment In Elkhorn. Wis.
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WHITE. NATHANIEL. On sunday,

May ge 1868 sl The pistrlst Gen.
sfa ibiS bHiHS'pii' III NAThAsIEL w. s.y5,,S WHITE b5,.
band OF Mrs, Cecilia white, lie
also leaves 10 mourn his passing
ten dauGhters two sons, four sls-
ters, one brother, other relatives
Al ths John Il RhlhssH He,n' co Fahsrai iasi
Home. 5glb 18th AZ, ne. Notice
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RICHARDs. sARAH FRANcEs'

memory Of our beloved mother,
SARAH FRANCES RICHARDS. who
died two years ago today. May IS,
1851.
Sacred Heart Of Jesus,
She put her trust in You.
Show her Your kindness
And Grant her Your salvation.
FRANCES 7, WALSH. DOROTHY N.
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JAMES MCCARTHY. Secretary. 2&

MONTGOMERY, RICHARD A., sr.
ARD 4, MoNTooMERYD. ) SD0' sr.. Eo Of
5029 Astpr place Sc, beloved hus;
father Of DR.. Richard A.. Mont
gomery OF Baltimore, Nd, and
Jack Montgomery. Also surviving
are four grandchildren. four sis
ters, other relatives and many
ADVANCEMENT hy McGnire. Inc 20
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o0a.S A. Dsass n.ss ,,s ss Elth y9u.

SMITH, NANCY T., CHARLES q. and
CONSTANCE d. In loving memory
Of mother, who departed this life
January 2. 1874. niece. March 80.
1893, and father, May 2s. 1880.
o God, please take this message
To my dear ones above,
Tel them / sadly miss them
And giye them all my love,
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DAVIS, CICELY DIGGs. A tribute Of
love and devotion 70 the memory
Of our mother dear" cICELY
DIG0S DAVIS, who passed into .
fuller life thirty-eight years ago to-
day May 2s. 1925.
Her memory remains an inspiration.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. LU-.
CILLE d. ROBERTS AND JACK
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Thursday. May a3, 1908, AZ his
';a'Ri&Sh s FRi&hvEY EJa2sI ssSSf hsRfME iil1Pf 1ys
beloved brother OF Mrs. Claire M
Fast and Mrs. Arletta sehaffer,
Friends are Invited 10 call AZ
Hysongs Funeral Home, 1900 n
May 2s, Funeral services will be
held At Fort Myer Chapel on
Wednesday. May 20. at pm.
lnterment Arlington National Gem
etery.
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Ml,aonsIRn pgmRhTss az. FE.t,Es FRs,h,,asH HONsd 7SS7
neral services on Wednesday. May
Episcopal Church, Chevy chase
Circle, Chevy CHASE. Nd. Inter.
ment Elkhorn, Wll,
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LOGAN, ELIZABETH. In loving mem
ory OF my beloved mother. ELIZA
BETH LOGAN. who passed away
Loving memories never die
As days roll on and years pass BY.
Deep In my heart a memory Is kept
OF one / love and shall never forRet.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER. BERNIcE
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HARPER, WILLIAM ERNEST.

Monday. May 27' 1868 WILLIAM
ERNEST HARPER Of iOeli Harper
ave, Burnt MN Hills,, silver Spring
Harper, father OF Mrs. Jennie NJ.
Thompson, William lie Roy and r.
Ray Harper, and brother OF Mrs,
by 90 grandchildren and 10 great
grandchllden, Friends may call at
ths Tgson-Wne,sler ar,lesry FSnsTs ere ,RoSe hoIee,
VILE pikel, Rockville, Md Services
AZ 81. Bernadette's Catholic Church,
-Four Corners, Md, where Requiem
Mass will be offered on Friday,
May 81, at 10 am. Interment st.
Johns Cemetery, Forest Glen, Nd.
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BUTLER, PHILLIP 1. In loving memory
Of my dear husband. PHILLIP L.
years ago today. May IS. 1851.
Miss you so. yes ! do.
I'm lonely too.
see you with my eyes open,
You are with me wherever ! 90.
Because you abe may guiding star.
DEVOTED WIFE. TENA L. BUTLER
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May rs, 1865 WALLACE W WALLS
on q MS Vola V'Sh N kinr. wis bisndins GrS'qsr b.
Barbara D., Barbara Ann, oeorse
A. and Harrison L. Walls, jf Also
s,u[yiying are other relatives and
~ friends I NAV = sall ll A utsea ths RoIIinys mIIny
Funeral Home fjjO Hunt place
ne. Services on "wednesday. NAY
Church, II b. Md At III am,
ne Rey Bake, Baker Soiiiisiaiina Inter.
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HUET, NOBLNT. a speclaI cOmInunI-
n cation Of Arlington Gem
N tenlai Lodee, No, ~, A.
IN 2. A. NJ, Arlington. Va,
nesday. May 20, 1909, III
SNN 10 am, for the purpose OF
" conducting Masonic terv.
ices AZ the funeral Of cur late
brother, ROBERT HuEYi
JESSE u POWELL W. M
p. o. SHEPHERD, Becy, 70
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LEWIb MD JO5EFH MANNINU.
POPE, STEVE. Sacred TO the memory
OF wonderful husband. STEVE
reward. May %, 1857.
Steve, may your soul rest in peace.
Anniversary Masses, 81. AnthonyS,
St. Thomas Apostle, Assumption
and 81. Bernard's, Riverdale. Nd.
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SCOTT, WALTER " In loving re-
membranee Of our brother, WAL
TER ?. SCOTT. who departed this
NE one year ago today, May rs,
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MANNING, PEARL B. In loving mem
ory Of our dear mother, PEARL B,
MANNING, who passed away 10
years ago today, May IS, 1947.
Your memory is all we have now;
God called you TO your rest,
And God knows what Is best.
HER DAUGHTER AND SON, INEz
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BRAxTON, FRANK Z. In memory Of
our beloved husband and father,
FRANK Z. BRAXTON. who died 80
years ago today. May 2s, 1898.
We loved you so much. too much !
guess;
God thought We had enjoyed
happiness;
We cannot, we will not take God
to task,
But why did He take you all, we
ash THE RAMTT "
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-23

Wednesday night last, mem
bers of Eureka Temples Of
ficers Club met in the home
of Daughter Mary Lou Davis
From reports, all pres
ent enjoyed an evening OF
games, music and a tasty tur-
key dinner with all the trim
mings
Sunday was a busy day for
us in the morning we
Joined with the worshipers al
King Solomon Baptist Church
to hear soul-stirring message
by pastor Thomas Later
riding with Mrs. Charles Car
rington we motored to Jack
son where DIR. Darlington, at
tended the Executive Board
Meeting of the Daughter Elks
of the Mississippi State Asso
citation and this writer, joined
with Daughters Jesse Calvin
Hattie Dyson and others in en-
joying other pleasures that the
Elk's Rest has to offer
Still later, with other Daugh
ter Eiks, we enjoyed a delici
GUS meal at beautiful Stevens
Kitchen Rounding out our
day, we suppered with our
own Bills and Daughters here
at our local Rest . /. Accord
ing to Daughter Ruler Hig-
gins, each Sunday, between
the hours of 2 and 5: Dinner
will be served and music fur.
nished by members of a local
band.
Our sympathy this week
goes to the families of the late
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-23

Miller, pastor.
Sunday School, $50 A. NJ,
| Covenant Service, IL: A. NJ,
ID. w. c., 2: p. NJ, Busy Bee
Bible Glass, 4. P. M. Monday,
Leaders meeting, Mrs. Minnie
Burton, President, $50; Tues
day. 500, Junior Choir. We'd
nesday, Prayer Meeting. 7: P
M, Thursday, Royal Ambassa
dor. 4: P. M.
There will be Dinners sole
Saturday, March % at the
Home of Mrs. Lille Sweet or
Court St. All members anC
friends are asked to buy din
ner. This is sponsored by the
Progressive Club for the bene
fit of the church.
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EUREKA CLUB TO
| SERVE DINNERS

4
Eureka Temple of Elks
serves dinner every Sunday,
beginning at one o'clock. Pre-
pare to eat with us comes
Sunday The Daughter
Ruler, Thommie Higgins is
building Elkdom in the city
and the members stand behind
her in big way.
We are so sorry to have on
our sick list, DIR. Evelyn
Murry and Arragetta Lindsey
Wishing for them a speedy re-
covery.
FLAMINGO CLUB NEWS
The Flamingo Club meeting
has been changed from March
Fl to Thursday, March % at
7:30 in the home of Mrs. Alma
j. Brown, 1913 Marcus Street
with Mrs. Evelyn Wilson as
hostess. President Sollie San
ders request all members to
be present. The birthdays of
Mrs. Nola Holmes and Mrs.
Minnie Bell Richardson will
be celebrated.
SICK AND SHUT-INS
Mrs. Matile Dorsey who has
been confined to her home on
Letitia Street is up and able
to be out again.
Mrs. Carrie Simmons who
has been hospitalized at the
Vicksburg Hospital is improv-
ed and has been moved to her
home.
Recuperating from recent
illness are Mrs. Ethel Sharkey
and Mrs. Geneva Davis. Our
prayers are that they and 9TH
ers will have a speedy recov.
cry.
Revival has begun at the
Spring Hill M. B. Church
Rev. M. M. Morris is the pas
tor and preaching will begin
Monday night after the 4th
Sunday in March. Rev. J. A
Miller will conduct the Re
vival. Friends and especially
the unsaved are invited.
MOUNT ZION NO.
CHURCH NEWS
| The Mt. Zion No. /, M. B
Church, Fort Hill, Rev. J. A
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-23

at the usual hour at Christian
Union on last Sunday with
Asst. Supt. in c h arge. The
lesson was well taught by all
teachers. Miss Henrietta JON
es demonstrated the picture
charge and the lesson was re-
viewed by Rev. Stamps.
After attending Sun d a y
School, this writer visited Mt.
Charity Baptist Church. The
Sunshine Band rendered song
service for the day, Mrs.
Hannah Banks is president OF
this fine group. Rev. w. M.
Slaughter offered prayer and
read the scriptures. Rev. r,
L. Luckett delivered a gospel.
filled sermon that was most
inspiring.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-23
LADIES MODERNISTIC

L<1DAEO lAOD DEnIN10 LII
CLUB
On Saturday, March Is.
Mrs. Stella Burns was a
charming hostess to the Mod
ernistic Club in the home of
her son and daughter-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, 1913
Marcus Street. The president
quickly disposed of the busi-
ness and the members enter
ed into the social period, dur
ing which bingo was played.
Prizes were won by Mesdames
Hilda V. Connor, Maggie CHS
ley and Laura Bolton. Guests
for the evening were, Mes
danes Josie M. Drunmoree,
Gussie Wilson, Maggie CHS
ley. Gertrude Harris, Lucinda
McCray, Evelyn c. Stephens,
Hilda V. Connor, Thelma War
rem, Josie Brayboy, Pearl War
rem, Alma j. Brown Club
members are: Mesdames N. G..
Franklin, Laura Bolton, Char
lene Shelton, Gertrude Car
rington, Arlee Smith, Ethel
Crone, jamie Brown and Stella
Burns.
After the games We were
served a delicious buffet din
nor
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-23

Funeral Services for Mrs.
Lula Mckay were held on
Sunday, March II at New He
bron Methodist Church. She
was the wife of Mr.. James
Mckay who is the brother of
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-23

Mrs. Gertrude Murphy and
Mrs. Hattye Brooks We
|pray that God the healer of
Jail ills, will see them through
their hours of grief.
ATTEND THE CHURCH OF
YOUR CHOICE EACH SUN
DAY Be seeing you while
rowing around the Hill City.
PLEASE send or call in your
news to 636-2238 or P. O. Box
884 Mrs. Rosie D. Hopkins.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-23

Funeral services for Bro.
Garfield Moore will be held
on Saturday, March %, 2 P.
M, at Christian Union M. B.
Church with Rev. Luckett, Of
ficiating. Bro. Moore died Sun
day morning at the University
Hospital after an extended
illness.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-23
vicksburq Enterprise

News compiled and published in the interest of ycks
burg and Warren County Citizens
Richard Walls-Crcuation Ills Fayettc St-6367 1894
Marion Characterization 103 Fayette St-636675H
Mrs Rosalie Hopkins-Ecor
of News Observation-Disclosures. 225 Locust ST
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-23

Mrs. Estell Mckay Alridge of
Madison. Mrs. Mckay lived
in Chicago Heights until her
death.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-23

The Women Institute will
convene at Mt. Charity Bap-
tist Church on March 1924,
the public is invited. Mr.. Har-
ry Williams is doing nicely
after undergoing surgery at
Veterans Hospital.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-23

The family of the late Mrs.
Carrie Britton has our deep
and profound sympathy in the
sorrow that is theirs.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-23
Tougaloo
News

By Ruth E. Washington
Sunday School was opened
The Mississippi enterprise., 1963-03-23

Congratulations Teachers Of Leoke County attending the Mis-
sissippi Teachers Association 2-23. Jockson
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22

OUR FIFTH GRADE ENGLISH
This book Is very interest
Ing. We have learned many
things such as the different
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22

The receipts received for Aug
ust represented the sats
of ls,9o4,773 gallons Of motor
fuel, which Is l,355,235 gallons
more than were sold during Aug
ust Of 1862.
Mr.. Hudson's report indicated
there were total of 81 con-
Germs bonded as motor fuel dis
trfbutors In this state during
August but of that number %
reported no sales for the month.
o. the concerns reporting how
ever, six accounted for approxi-
mately 64% of total sales. They
are Atlantic Refining Co.,
$l44, 5os .4s; Gulf OIL, $los, ,5O4.lo;
Humble OIL G. Refining,
27l, ,o72.74; Sun OIL 81, ,449.36;
Tsxaco, Inc, IS ,lo6.s SO; and Tide
water OIL Co., 76, ,47O.37.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22
Motor Fuel Tax
Receipts Increase e

Receipts from motor fuel
taxes in this state continued In
excess of 81 million for each of
the months during the past sum-
mer, with report for receipts
for August continuing that trend.
A report compiled by Charles
F. Hudson, Director Of the Motor
Fuel Tax Division of the State
Highway Department, shows that
receipts for August, which were
received during September, +,
totaled $l,l94, 1882.
This amount was an increase
Of $123, 1860 over the amount
received for August of last year,
but was a decrease of
$5o,565.94 over the amount re-
ceived for July of this year.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22

Saturday evening there will be
choir rehearsal at the church.
Time, 2 pm. AS has already
been mentioned, this will also
be rehearsal for the Christmas
pageant, so this Saturday even-
ing will not be too late to join
these rehearSals.
Church Bazaar: This is our
final reminder for our Church
Bazaar to be held this Saturday,
November %, from 1000 am.
to 300 p. m. There will be
booths of all types such as
Christmas booths with home
made Christmas decorations and
gifts appropriate for the whole
family, toothpick trees, candles
and fancy gift-wrapping items.
There will be a booth featuring
baked goods, relishes, pickles
and homemade soup, a doll
clothing and fancy work booth,
fish pond, white elephant booth,
recreation booth, book and
magazine booth, and a parcel
post booth featuring items sent
from all over the world. Also
featured will be hamburgs, hot
dogs, beverages and a fried
chicken platter, served from
1900 noon to TOO pm. The
platter, consisting offried chick
en-, potato salad, peas, rolls,
butter and jelly, will be sold
for $l.00. Take-out platters will
be available. Tickets can bepur-
chased at the door or by CALL
ing 422-49o2 or 422- Plan
to spend the day at the bazaar
and have an enjoyable lunch and
dinner.
Muscular Dystrophy Drive:
Mrs. Emily Warren, chairman
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22

son Russell of South Carolina.
Mrs. Bertha Kersey OF Galena,
Maryland, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kersey of Dover, Mr.. and Mrs.
John PleaSanton of Bowers, Mr..
and Mrs. John Coker of Dover,
Mrs. Elizabeth Nyhof of Wash
ington, D. c., Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Kenton Of Frederick, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herschell wilkins and fam
lily Of Greenwood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Edge of Delmar, Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Scott and children
Of Houston, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man wilkins of FELTON,, Mr.. John
wilkins, Jr., of Milford, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Adams of Will
mington, Mrs. Barbara Robbins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene wilkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth wilkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. William McBane
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hard
ing.
Plan to do your Christmas
Shopping at the Church Bazaar
this Saturday, being held at the
Lincoln Community Center from
1000 am. to 900 pm. There
will also be plenty Of eats all
day long. See you at the BazaarI
Miss Karen Cline was the
guest over the weekend of Miss
Cheryl LeCompte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fitzgerald
and children Johnny and Kim and
MI. and Mrs. Jack Clogg spent
Sunday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Bennett at Cam
bridge, Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Swain,
Jr., are receiving congratula-
tions upon the birth of their
second daughter who arrived at
the Milford Memorial Hospital
on Tuesday evening, November
l9, weighing 8 lb. 9 3/4 ozs.
Mrs. Katie jewell entertained
over the week end Mrs. Paul
Inc Blenton of Chester, Pa,
Mrs. Frank Byrd of Prospect
Park, Pa, and Mrs. Edna Flynn
Of Philadelphia.
Cafeteria emu for Nov. rs,
26 and q.
Monday Milk, beef barbe-
cue on bun, cole slaw, apple
sauce.
Tuesday Milk, hot dogs on
bun, baked beans, potato chips,
pickle, fruit jello.
Wednesday Milk, Roast
Turkey with dressing, whipped
potatoes with gravy, cranberry
sauce, carrot and celery sticks,
pumpkin pie,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
THANKSGIVING HOLIDAYS.
BE SURE TO ATTEND THE
CHURCH BAZAAR THIS SATUR-
DAY AT THE LINCOLN CON-
MUNITY CENTER. TIME 1000
"A. M. to 900 Pm.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22
LINCOLN
LINCOLN METHODIST CHURCH
REV. NELSON r. REPPERT
MINISTER

LINCOLN METHODIST CHURCH
REV. NELSON r. REPPERT
MINISTER
Services for Sunday, Novem-
Der "a:
9:45 q. m. Morning worship
hour. Rev. Reppert. will speak
on the subject, 'We Give Thee
But Thine Own." Scripture text,
Dsu. 26: Lie and Hebrew 10: lilo.
The musical ministry will be
provided by the choir under the
direction of Mrs. Joan Reppert.
Friendly greeter will be Mrs.
Hazel Swain. Ushers will include
Mr.. Edward Truitt and Mr.. Will
liam Warrington. A nursery Is
Conducted during this hour under
the direction Of Mrs. Peggy
Spence.
l0:45 am. Church school ses-
sion. Harry Swain, Supt. Frank
Reed, Assistant Supt. Make your
first steps of the week the
Church steps. Everyone is cor
daily invited to come and study
the Word OF God and participate
In this hour of Christian train
ing. New comers are always well
come.
There will be no evening serv-
Ice at Lincoln. Instead all are
cordially invited to attend the
revival services being held al
Slaughter Neck Church. Serv-
ices start at 1880 pm.
Don't forget the busines S S
meeting of the M. Y.F. to be held
at the home of Miss Cheryl Le-
Compte, this evening, Thursday
at 1880 pm.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-22

for Lincoln, has chosen the fol-
lowing solicitors for this drive:
Ann Watson, Julia wilkins, Mar
garet Spence, Alberta and Wanda
Donovan, Joyce CULLEN, Virginia
Isaacs, Mildred Clayville, an d
Marie Coverdale. Anyone wish
ing to donate an hour or so
for this drive, please contact
Mrs. Emily Warren.
Boy Scout News: The Cub
Scout Pack 1907 is having "Open
House" pack meeting at the
Lincoln Community Center on
Tuesday evening, November 26
at 1880 pm. The public is cor
daily invited to attend. Harry
Swain, Cub Scout leader.
Mrs. Katie Jewell IS spend
ing this week In Glendale as
guest of Mrs. Lille Hitch.
Visitors of Mrs. Bell wilkins
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Pass
waters over the week end were:
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Carson Rus
sell of South Carolina, Mrs.
Mar shall Russell and Mrs. Ben
Ewing Of North Carolina and
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Tacket Of Glen
Bernie, Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Farley
were pleased to hear from their
son, Ray, during the past week.
In his letter, Ray describes his
recent furlough Of four days tc
Moatzgo Bay, Jamaica. Ray also
had the honor of making this
trip on the new ship called,
HGuadacanal."
Callers on Sunday Of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Howard wilkins and fam
lily were Mr.. and Mrs. r. Car
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Grades AS Mr.. Richard
Caldwell's Section:
SOCIAL STUDIES
think that Social Studies Is
a very interesting subject. In
the first chapter we learned
about the earth. We have studied
geography, what causes day and
night, the seasons and map
legend.
Ever so often we get a Ques-
tton BOX. A question box has
questions about what we have
read. AT the end of each chapter
we have a test on what we have
learned.
Our second chapter Is about
the United States. We started
our trip In New York City and
went west. We went to many
large cities and many states.
South America is In the third
chapter In our book. In this
chapter we have learned that
the largest river In the world
IS the Amazon River. We also
learned that some of our foods
come from South America.
Another thing that I have learn
ed IS that the Amazon Indians
live like their ancestors lived
many years ago. The biggest
country In South America IS
Brazil. I think that one day 1t
will become a very rich nation.
This Is as far as we have
studied but Pm sure the rest
Of the book will be very inter-
esting.
Bobby Briggs
Grade a
OUR FIFTH GRADE ENGLISH
This book is very interest
Ing. We have learned many
things such as the different