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Juniors of the Home Economics
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Loockerman ( . ,ass at th e Bridgeville
and daughter had as their dinnpr ^ cb ool last Fridav.
guest Sunday Mrs. Gianni Atom" 1 Mr. and Mrs. Kanne.h Wes.
Recent callers have been Mr and I uuRers of Mr. and Mrs Pau
Mrs Oliver Handy, Mr. and "s S""<lay afternoon
Luther Handv Mrs T F pii_ aj-. „_j .. _
ger, of Federalsburg^ MissEMza' caHersof Mr «"nd iNlchols
beth Jones, of Georgetown^ S Smith on - 8 - Frank
Louis Richards, M^T Frank Smni? i ^ on Saturday evening.
Mr- Axel Halengnn,' and Mr and ited \i" d Fl ' ank Smith
Mrs. P. T. Rust * ' and Red Mi. and Mrs. Arthur Truitt,
Mr. and Mrs.' C. J Smith Mr \ annon ' Del > Monday evening.
and Mrs. Lewis Smith and chiU a. r ' ^ nd Mrs - Thurman Adams,
dren. Mr. and Mrs. Georee Chaf „ r ,. and Mrs - Ahln Adams. Miss
finch and family were visitors of f, auline Adanis - of Cambridge,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Smith on Sun a/' am ] '' Irs ' Row* 8 Loockerman,
day evening. 0Un Mr - aa d Mrs. William LLoocker
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Smith and J™!]' . an ? Mr - David Richards
children were callers of Mrs Har 1 ? ed tlle Carm Show at Harris
ry Banning on Saturday evening" hU \f ê ' Pa j' ? n Wed uesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth West en- Mr * à and Mrs ; Frank Anthony
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Charles Î , and ' Irs - Ja,nes Anthony and
Wlllin at dinner on Thursday. 1 ren spent Sun aay in Philadel
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THE MILFORD BLOCK CO.
ANNOUNCES
They Are Now Making
WAYLITE BLOCKS
CEMENT BLOCKS
bank run sand
CEMENT
Delivered Anywhere in Delaware.
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vice was held beginning at 10:Q0
oclock. The church school follow
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new year as follows; Superinten
dent, Raymond E. Lank; assistant
superintendent. LeRoy j. Murray;
secretary. Mrs. Laura Lank; trea
surer. Mrs. Eldridge Donovan; mis
sionary superintendent, Mrs.
thur Dodd; missionary treasurer.
Mrs. Amanda Reed; librarians.
den Murray and Franklin Dono
van - •
! At White's Chapel the attend
ance was unusually large at
morning worship service. A num
ber .of visitors were present. The
minister. Reverend F. Charles Lou
I hoff. Jr., used as his theme "Enter
mg 1949 With Christ As Our Lead
!"•''Both choirs sang. The fine
weather brought out a very large
attendance to the church school
charge of the superintendent. Nor
man C. Neff, who always plans
worth while program for the school
featuring the opening or the clos
mg of the school by a group
youngsters which adds largely
the increased attendance to the
th* sch ° o1 -
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iSîin," 'i. ï'i, Jr 'a^, r and Mrs.
j " illiam Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs
I LeRoy Davidson, all of Nassau and.
, Mr - and Mrs. Earl Argo of Milton,
| The United States Post Office at
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i th e second largest fourth class post
I office in the State of Delaware. Ev
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Thursday February 10, 1949 at 7:45 p
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NO INDIANS, PLEASE
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Phones 333 and 599
Milford, Delaware
Your International Harvester Dealer
day* with* ; M , ilf ;: r ^Pen^s C t h Sun
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H ,)' a Carpenter and William
P;ir , a J d Rehob oth attended the
f a « *l a,r at Harrisburg. Pa..
of ^ r T " e p ^f and took along as
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enJoyed tho fa >r and the trip' im
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"'^am Walls of Lewes spent
® everal da y* last week with his
daughter > Mrs. Alfred Best and
famil >'- ' '
Mr. and Mrs. William H Mit
chell had as their guests l-.«.
day. Mrs. Belle Russell and da »^'
ter. Miss Ida Mav of CPnrH/
Mrs. E. C. 'Hallman emertîined
at dinner last Friday at her lmn !
* n Rehoboth, Rev and \irc v
Charles Louhoff Jr d Mr8 ' F
Mr. and Mrs Beauford im, •
ton and family entenalned at iif
ner last Sunday Mr and \tr!
thur B. Campblll of Overbrook
Mr. and Mrs Raymond R
and daughter Elaine and «on in!
mond of Pasqua Te!n« R
a Mrs. Purnell Griffin and ««* Ô and
of Farmington °Md' and
Collins of Browntown* mh ,. bert
the guests last Wednesday of m?
and Mrs. William h ÏÂiÎ
Mrs. Rufus Roach enterminpd
at her Marvel Hotel it nl k
to dinner last Sunday* evpninV- *
honor of his birthday' the Rev F
Charles Louhoff Jr Vnd Mr« i 'i
C.rl_ "du. Jr., and Mis. Lou
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All THESE PRODUCTS
OCTAGON
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bring you coupons
SOAP
PRODUCTS
KIRKMAN
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Mts. FILBERT'S
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HEARTH CLUB
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evaporated
PRODUCTS
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margarine
CEREALS
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J. B. POORE & SONS
Furniture & Appliances
410 South Kast Front Street
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PHONE 494
MILFORD
Plenty Of Free Parking Space
Open Evenings Until 9 O'c lock
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Milton. g
Mr. and Mrs Beauford w •
ton and family had as tlJ'r
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Mr- Coo ^ ul ™ 68 ^ A,r '
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was a visitor last Wednesday
J 10me of Ä,r * and iMrs - Francis
HRc, l ens -
« V " itchens who has
confined indoors for the past week
i % i f mpro o vin K slowly.
Mr® Sara Lofland had as
Cl1 ? h Saturday afternoon
and Mrs. Lester Clendaniel
daughter Frances and Mrs. Clara
W l ,80n ° f Milton '
Mrs - Anna Hitchens. Mrs.
Jes 'f r ' Lillia " »de
î I,8 f Ellzabeth Wilson - made
bu ! ineS8 . tnp to Milford bist
urday afternoon.
-^ r and Mrs. William H
? heI1 spent the da y ,a st Friday
! ting fnends at Bridgeville, Farm
i?* ton a " d Middleford. *
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*•< har, '' s l»nh«fr, Jr.. Minister
Services for Sunday. January
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er" rCh Sc î ,0 # nI ' A,den S. Hopkins.;
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Morning womhlp aervice. Select
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of perintendent. H OO ' * '
praise service.'
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ha,ks St,eet - A cat leaped
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her I vee, ed to the left side of the street
collided with -in anfomnia i
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Tirttfon* hot water
AUTO H EATER
DON'T MISS THESE AUTO SUPPLY
Keg. 98c Lnderhood Light
Reg. 14.95 Musieal
Auio Horn.
Reg. 1.98 Emergency Track.Set 9gc
Pay as little as
150
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VALUES!
59c
Beg. 1.19 Chrome Cleaner
and Preserver Kit.
Reg. 8. i 9 Chrome-plated
Dual-Rail Grille Guard.
59c
11.95
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2.98
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SOCKET WRENCH SET
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MORE HARDWARE!
Reg. 2.98 BUÇKSAW.. 1W
Beg- 1.98 PUNCH and
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Reg. 3.10 Electric
SOLDERING IRON...... IW
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5??« Ï ,ARES! HOüsew ARES! HOUSEWARES!
. * or indoors or outdoors. 3#C
TRADE RADIOS
and SAVE 150.00
.25c tszvvnr
2.69
Famous Firestone FM-AM
Hfg. 1.89 llaml-Painlrd
6-Cup Teapot.
1-29 t cu - 98c
Reg. 1.98 Self-Wringing
Mop. Onlv.
39c '
RADIO-PHONOGRAPH
(Formerly 449.50)
Reg, 10.45 C.hrome. / **■
Plated Sandwich Grill .... 0.7 J
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Trade your
Radio In —
299 s *
Pay Only
... 98c
BUDGET TERMS
Buchanan Service, Inc
Corner Northeast Front and Washingt
Phone 197
G
on Streets
Milford, Del.
DELAWARE'S
Juice By The Gallon
LAKELAND, Fla. — (Æ>) _ Like
Joa ! oran g e juice by the gallon?
Then go to the Citrus School at
F !r da S ° Uthern College - Lakeland,
1Qa
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to the
super mal'
same price of any""»
f ,°, ver t 8 .° Salions a day are dellver
d hy the marketing class
fampus s °da shop, local
imts. soda fountains and
bets at the
drink.
Florida Southern College is loca
Class of '49 ! Sounds good. You'll
have passed a main milepost
when you graduate. What next?
There's room for you in tho
U. S. Army—and a way to get
ahead in it under the Technical
School Plan. You can choose the
specialist training you prefer
(from a list of nearly 100 excel
lent courses), and qualify for it •
before you enlist.
Big chance? You bet! Your
nearest U. S. Army and U. S. Air
Force Recruiting Station can give
you all the facts* Drop in today!
r.A/trFRS "VV/T H A Future
U. s. A nny and
U. S. Air For
CO
CITY HALL -- Milford, Delaware
LARGËST WEEKlV
ted in an orange grove In the hearf
of the citrus belt, and the Citrus
Sch ool is the only one of its kind
The marketing cla^s picks the
«nges, washes, squeezes tom!!'
**lls and delivers the juice al à
project in marketing. a
j. The indents are also shipping
citrus gift boxes for the stSde?,?
?ä? > .f' , fi he col,esc t0 lamlllea
0t th '' slate f 1 '"-'««
...
The hair of the
„ . average person
grows atout half an inch a month.

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