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HOUSTON
7:30 p. m., Evening Worship
service. A good song service pre
cedes the worship service in which
every one may participate. The
M. Y. F. will assist in this service.
Sermon by the Pastor. We go to
Church primarily to express our
belief in God and to do Him rever
ence. The löfflest truth about man
1. that he is made In the lma g e of
the Divine and has a capacity for
fellowship with the Infinite.
Mrs. Charles Marvel who has
been a patient in the Milford Mem
orial Hospital for some time, is
improving and expects to return
home this week. We all wish for
her speedy recovery, as her family
needs her with them.
Floyd Blessing had the misfor
tune of having a large tree fall on
his practically new pick-up truck
on Saturday, completely demolish
ing it, at a total loss. Luckily, no
one tvas injured. .
Thè Houston Home Demonstra
tion Club will meet on Thursday
evening, February 19th, at 8:00 at
the home of Mrs. Mae Hayes. All
members are urged to be present,
The County Agent, Miss Swanson,
will be there and will present the
topic, "The Family Pocket Book".
Pvt. and Mrs. Clinton Luft, r Jr.,
of Fort Eustis, Va., circled among
the Blessing families quite recent
ly. They called at the homes of the
William Blessings. Sr., the William
Blessings, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Blessing.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hummel of
Wilmington, were dinner guests on
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Oley F. Sapp.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Blessing of
MilfoTd, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Blessing, Sr., on Sunday
evening. Joyce Ann Blessing was
a supper guest on Monday evening.
By Mrs. Merrill
Thlstlewood
Phone
Milford 4944
Houston Methodist Church
F. Charles Lonhoff, Ji., Minister
Services Sunday, February 15
10:00 a. m., Church School. How
ard R. Moore, Superintendent. We
are happy to see parents bring
their children to Sunday School
and remain and enjoy the lesson
and the fellowship in an adult
class. A good influence for their
children and others. Parents, bring
your children next Sunday and be
come a part of the Church School
with them. Graded lessons are
taught and th»re is a class for
every age.
11;; 00 a. m.. Morning Worship
Service. Organist, Mrs. Agnes
Webb; pianist. Miss Carolyn Davis.
An anthem will be sung by the
Senior Choir, and the Junior Choir,
directed by Miss Hazel Sapp, will
render a selection. Sermon by the
Pastor. The hostesses for this
morning are Mrs. Nellie Scott and
Mrs. Peggy Yost. More and more
people are discovering the value of
Worship. This is acknowledged by
the attendance to the Church Wor
ship services. If you have not been
attending, why not begin next Sun
day? A cordial welcome awaits you.
6:45 p. m., The Methodist Youth
Fellowship. The leader this eve
ning will be Teddy Yerkes. The
Church is proud of these young
people who are so faithful in their
attendance and take such an active
part in the Evening Worship serv
ice of the Church. They who make
their lives count should be count
ed among those upon whom the
Church may count.
MEAT PROCESSING FOR:
HOME LOCKERS
Bring Your Perk And Beef Carcasses For
Processing And Freezing Fur
Your Home Unit.
Country Stylo Cure And Smoko.
Wholesale Cots Beef, Pork, Lamb; Veal
For Sale At Wholesale Prices.
f Wrapping Materials
'food is insured while in punt
, LET US SERVE YOU
SHADOWLAWN FROZEN
FOOD LOCKERS
DENTON, MD.
11-23-tf
PHONE 20
9
TRY CHICKS FROM
Williams Hatchery, Inc .
Indian
River Cross-New Hampshires - Nichols Baired Cross
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Entire
Supply From
Breeding
Egg
100 %
First Generation
Stock
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There Is A
GIVE US A DATE - WE
PHONE 6011
Difference
WONT MAKE YOU WAIT
MILLSB0R0, DEL.
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n
Mr. and Mrs. Lofland Slaughter
of Ridgely.Md., spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yost.
Mr. and Mrs. William Blessing,
Sr., called on Mrs. Annie Morgan
and family of Burrsville, and Pvt.
and Mrs. Clinton Luff, Jr., at Ver
non, on Sunday afternoon. Pvt Luff
left on Tuesday for Camp Khmer,
N. J. f for further assignment.
Mrs George B Thlstlewood and
daughters Nancv and Anna Lee
aïd son Frederick Merrill snrat
ana son, rreaencK Mernu, spent
hTStSPTfiyïïltoÂ'ÏS
h« Tater Miss Grace Shire to
Harrington Mr and Mrs Albert R
Anglin o?' Baltimore were alfo
nresent Mrs Anglin 'will lie re
membered as Miss^Hazel Sharp
memoerea as miss Hazel bnarp.
Mrs. William Blessing, Sr., spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Blanche
Eisenbrey.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Manlove and
"•'rî-ClT "Ï
■r?fr? r
andU-Tomm^of Shawnee R^ad,
spent Sunitov with the Jack Ken
nedys on Old r-orter Road, Bear,
D t awar !; M O .-U
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Johnson en
tertalned at turkey dinner on Sun
day, the occasion being in honor
of their 39th wedding anniversary.
Those present were Mrs. Ida John
son, Mrs. Bessie Reese, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Morton and son, Dan
ny. of Milford, and Sammy and
Sharon Johnson. It was a most en
joyable affair for all present. We
wish for Mr. and Mrs. Johnson
many more happy anniversaries.
Mrs. Ethel Case, who has been
staying with her daughter, Mrs.
Russell Hayes, recuperating from
an operation, returned to her home
near Woodside on Sunday.
Mrs Della Scott of Bryn Mawr,
Pa., who has been visiting Mrs.
I Nellie Scott, left on Wednesday for
Fredericksburg, Va., to visit he r
sons.
This Sunday is the regular offer
i ng for the Church School indebted
nes s. It is possible that we may
make our last payment after this
offering. We would appreciate it
lf everyone would share in this
i ast payment. Thank you. Howard
R . Moore, superintendent.
0 ur Church and minister honor
ed the principles of the Boy Scouts
on Sunday morning with a special
ceremony and sermon. Scoutmaster
palmer Anstine, with his newly or
g an zied Scout Troop, attended the
morning hour of worship in a body,
w e are very proud of and thankful
f or this worthwhile organization of
our b oys under such a competent
Master as Mr. Anstine and we feel
qu it e confident they will grow to
be good an d honorable men. The
program marked Scout Sunday, the
start of National Boy Scout Week.
The attendance in Church School
f eR short quite a number due to
niness. there being 124 present,
The Church was comfortably filled,
^he special service by the Boy
gcouts and the sermon were very
heart lifting and worthwhile. The
DR. FRANK L. GOBLE
Chiropractic Physician
Dally 9 to 2
: Monday and Wednesday
Friday: 7:30 to 9
PHONE DOVER 2284
104 8. Bradford St., Dover, Delaware
6-11-tf
Evenings
Increase Your Production and Profit
CANDY
COMPANY
CURTISS
IMPROVED
STUD SERVICE
S Major Dairy Breeds
For Prompt Service Call
2 Beef Breeds
HORACE RIDINGS
PHONE 4158
MILFORD, DEL
l-2-tf-eow
minister chose his text from He
brews 12:2. The Senior Choir con-I
tributed the beautiful anthem, "The
Friendship of Jesus'*. We were very
6 lad to welcome the several visi
tors present.
We are sorry to report Mr. Jack
so he was token to the Hospital
on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs - Wesley Deford was taken!
to the Delawar « Hospital in Wil
"ineton. on Thursday of last week
observation
Mr, Sh Jump i. »till on the
sick list.
The first and second grades pur
chased games with the prize mon
«7 from the Firemen. These are
used windy, cold or wet days,
The membership drive is coming
j nicely. The Iroquois have
m * embers to thelr credit while
th Anarhps v, ave 94 j 0 j n and help
in our dr j ve
S»"'"' P t"" S rec h eTv!
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^1" Friday evening Mra Jose
phine Herrington and Mrs^ Ella
Simpson entertained at a m , s 1 /, a
" eous s ï 0wer f0r . MlSS . H * aZ ?l^ a " e
Sapp, whose marriage is to be soor.
Guests were Alice Brown, Carrie'
Bowman. Mildred Berridge. Orpha
Webb, Edna Sapp. Ann Sapp, June
Ru st, Gertrude Hudson. Hazel Da
vis, Fannie Harrison. Marie Curry,
Pearl Cooper, Martha Benson,
Pauline * Morgan, Bernice Smith.
Frances Hart, Helen Dufendach.
and Stella Jane Counselman.
Wesley Clifton and son Wesley,
Jr.. of.Dagsboro and Arnold Baker
of Stockley called on Mr. Clifton's
I parents, Mr. and Mrs. William W.
I Clifton on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dillon of
Ltwes also called on Mrs. Dillon
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William W.
, , . . , ,
Th e sich the past week have
been: James Hopkins and
JJJ}, H 5J kl Enram CUfton" birot hÿ
JJ a » 8 - M ". E mnm C q • D J
" lass ® y ; Eay Wa " a '" n _:„ pv r .„
Kma ^d Hei™ Kina Se are
E,ng ' "î d Corner'community
i" 8 h fo? thrir sîeedy re™^ery
^r and Mrs ArSur Walls have
. . g5ck
CLIFTON'S CORNER
(Near Lewes)
&
Estimate
A major coal-marketing agency
estimates that about 560 million tons
of bituminous coal will be sold this
year.
WE HAVE 'EM!
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WOLVERINE«,
DRY SOU* STAYSOFT
Humes Hardware
MILFORD
SL AUGHTER NECK
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| Mrs. Margaret £. Dennett
1 Phone Milton AMS
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Church services for Sunday,
~ ,
1000^ a. m.—Sunday School. V.
iH. Carey, superintendent.
11:00 a. m.—Worship Service and
sermon by the pastor, Rev. W. H.
Revelle. Sr. Everyone is invited to
(attend.
John Flnnlt, I. a patient In
Milford Memorial Hospital recup
«rating from an operation perform
! ed there on Monday. Mrs. Charles
Ingram is suffering from a virus
infection and under the care of her
Physician. Their many friends are
, wishing them a speedy recovery.
! t Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Penuel and daughters were
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Joseph of
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s2r:. in sz'B
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Mr and Mrg Richard Ha; . t ()f
Love's Creek, near Lewes, were din-j
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Rennett on Sunday.
dinner ei | P et s n f Mr fl nH M ro
VVarren Dodd on Sunday were Mr
and Mrs R Dodd and son David
and Russe ]i sweet of Milton
Mr and Mrg j oseph Black of
Hilton were dinner guests of Mr
and Mrg Robert Graham on Sun
day
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The dairy farmers and their fam
ilies attended the Suppléé milk
meeting and dinner in the Cool
spring Grange Hall on Tuesday
evening.
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SPECIALS for Friday and Saturday - February 13th and 14th
FOOD
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! Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Phillips and
! daughter Irene of Rehoboth were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs
vinal H. Carey.
Mr an d M rs< Riley Bennett were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Argo at Cedar Creek on Sunday.
I Mr. and Mrs. Prettyman Carey of
Milford visited relatives and friends
: a t Areo's Corner on Snndnv
: , .... 1 " y '
■ Mr. and Mrs. WlebCTt Jefferson
entertained o dinner Sunday: Mr.
and Mrs - Clinton Lofland and Mr.
the:»"' 1 and chll
-J*«"'- ? oanne and . Jack »f. « ^ Dower
i 1" ® e i ebrat,0 . n of
™" ton Lofland 8 birthday anniver
j Sa J£ f .
; s olf t!lie death of Thomas C.
;, one f of „ Louia » Mo > came on
was tbean c ,e of Mrs.
1 r Tones" of PrW Hont
Thoma f c. Jones of Prime Hook
^ as his namesake. In 1950 Mr.
^
reached
Hot Weather Hobby
In Atlanta, police tallied up some
°f th e effects of a ten-day heat
wave, found that wife beatings were
! up 700 per cent.
F
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KENT COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
INSURES PROPERTY AGAINST FIRE AND LIGHTNING
GEORGE COLLINS
MIL TON AGENT
RAWLINS A FERGUSON
BBIOOEVUXB AGENTS
J. FRANK GRAHAM LAURENCE E. GAIN
UABB1NOTON AGENT
! £, CARLISLE COLLINS
aoLroBD agent
FELTON AGENT
DOVER, DELAWARE
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On Wednesday evening, February i
4th, Mrs. Elizabeth Truitt entertain- 1
ed her Methodist Church School 1
Class, the "United Daughters" with i
a Valentine Party in the Frank- 1
ford Firehouse. Assisting this popu
lar teacher as co-hostess was Mrs.
i George Howard Bunting.
' T _ npr h „ rt fnr his
Mn Armen Long had tor his
week-end guest Mr, Arthur \\arren
of Millaboro.
Mrs. J. Walter Carmean was hos
tess to her class - " Tbe Hummers ,|
8 t her home on Monday evening.
Mrs. Robert S. Long, Jr./ was,
ho8te8S to the Fran kford New Cen
t club j agt p r jd a y evening. The
Pregi d ent Mrs. Harry Bunting,
Presided.
1 —*
routine the program
SÄ"' ^«m^'u'ubÆ
rp
j ^Andlrson Lo^n J'give a most'
interesting talk on the Homçmak
! er —Foundation of the American
Home.
1 A pleasant social hour followed,
v
Following the procedure of the
Master Jimmy Lewis celebrated^
th!
018 14t " birtbda y on M ° nda y at the
Clayton Avenue home of his par
ent *. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lewis,
tonsorial artist, and family.
Mr and Mrs Hail Bennett and !
c fiu^ U " and1immy are en
joying a brief vacation in Florida.
♦»»«
You won t want to miss the grand i
°5 enlng . of tbe ® a " ks ^ p || ance
Shop outon the DuPont Highway.
Frankford's newest .business house
]ha. much to otter In both beaut,
and utility.
- « -
^ DreillII _
To make a fruit-flavored salad
dressing that goes w^U with frjil
, j w, "l" 1 8068 , W , w ?r* , *!
** lad ' blend orange juice withi salad
oU or 8 yrepared salad Messing.
SAVE WITH QUALITY
— ATLANTIC TRIPLE REFINED
im OU - KEROSENE - GASOLINE
THAT FAMOUS READING ANTHRACITE
Red Spots or Scatter last for Your Protection
Double Screened At Yard
TRUCK ICING
High Spaad Snow Ice Won v . . . Abo, Conveyer For bunker Icing
-24 HOUR SERVICE
Milford Ice & Coal Co.
9 té. *1he. Qualify * Vtat Qounté
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Oi.il *057
■ Milford, Del.
3-21-tf
MAIL DIDN'T GO THPOUßH
DIDNT GO THROUGH
-
AMARILLO, Texas — (Æ>)
E. Elliott wanted to mail a |2 chock
fora magazine subsc.-iption across
w, „ And bç he only
!to iSt
t he words " ° * 1 1
The letter came back with a'pen
cilled note that an airmail envelope
could not ^ used with only 3 cent8
postage.' So Elliott delivered the
ißter*!, p er»„. "èavïngltln Sc
.mail box when no one answered
the door.
Two da y ß later h « found the same
letter back in his box with another
wr , itte T ? 0 warn, , n g- 11 8eems that
only U. S. mail, properly cancelled.
can be placed in a residential mail
bo X .
E.
air mail."
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