Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1938-09-30
FIREMEN'S
CARNIVAL CLOSES
TOMORROW NIGHT.


Ethel Mae Clayville, Milford.
Doris Ann Clayville, Milford.
Shirley Mae Ingram, Milford.
Ralph Mills, Jr., Milford.
Elinor Mary Prettyman, Milford.
Bill Chandler, Milford.
Eddie Bennett, Milford.
Jane Locates, Laurel.
Elaine Beebe, Lincoln.
Patricia Hall, Milford.
Joseph Ronald Rogers. Milford.
Phyllis wiley, Milford
Goldsboro Wiley, Milford.
Edward Wiley, Milford.
Audrey Hunter, Milford.
William Williams, Houston.
Annie Williams, Houston.
Dawn Elaine Cleaver, Milford.
June Reed, Glendale,
Betty Ellingsworth, Glendale.
John Clyde Draper, Jr., Milford.
Ronald Wayne Hunt, Milford.
Frances Anne Miller. Milford.
Elaine Smith, Milford.
Richard Wilson, Jr., Milford.
James Edwin Hall, Milford.
Bill Leverage, Milford.
Doris Holston, Milford.
Dolores Knobs, Milford.
Olga Gillespie. Milford.
Norma G. Hall, Milford.
Virginia Ryan. Milford.
Janet Mills, Milford.
Ruth Anne Mills, Milford.
Lorraine Mills, Milford.
Betty Miller, Milford.
Janet Miller, Milford.
Janice Elaine and Joyce Lorraine
darvel (twins), Milford.
Herman R. Jester, Milford.
Dolores Elaine Paquette, Milford.
Leona Courtney, Milford.
Given Lynch, Glendale.
Janet Lee Hill, Milford.
Mary Ann Culver, Milford.
Skippy Hazard, Milford.
Walter Hazard, Milford.
Eleanor Lee Chapman, Milford.
In the amateur contest first prize
rent to Howard Chopper, colored,
Or dancing; second prize went to
dolores Knowles, also for dancing;
hird prize went to Elaine Townsend
DR. singing. Honorable mention was
iven to Elizabeth Ann and Aileen
'hoebe Houston for singing.
The Judges we're Mrs. Harry Pet
yiohn, Mrs. N. NJ. Stokes, Mrs. Ar
lur Derrickson, Mrs. Stephen Toad
Inc, Daniel C. Anderson, Joseph |
ofiand, James A. Hall, Mrs. Frank
all, Miss Sarah Short, Mrs. Flor
nee Zellor.
Mr.. Anderson graciously served as
iaster of ceremonies and did real
rofessional-like job.
Firemen's Parade
Approximately 5000 persons lined
ilford street last Thursday evening
view the parade held In connec-
on with the carnival Of the Car
sic Fire Company. Twenty-eight
,mpanies from Maryland and Della
are participated.
Following are the prize winners:
ompany with equipment and most
en- in line, Five Points Company oil
Park; company with
Iuipment and 10 or more men In
ne. Elkton, Nd, and honorable
ention to Seaford; company COM
g longest distance with 10 or more
en- in line. Talleyville; company
It'll best band, Sharptnwn, Nd;
,mpany with second best band,
iddletown.
Company with best appearing Ia
es auxiliary. Selbyville; best drum
ID bugle corps. Girls First Drum
ID Bugle Corps of Talleyville; IS
Yards to Harrington, Seaford,
.ederica. Elkton, and Five Points
r bands.
Other companies represented were
,lmar. Newport, Milton, Chesa- ;
AXE City, Vienna, Md, Houston
lristiana, Robbins Hose Company
Dover. Cheswold. st. Michaers,
l., Glendale, Lewes. Smyrna. {
Frankfort. Blades and
P Carlisle Company. +
The judges we're: For band. Earl /
Williams, c. J. Holzmueller. Prof.
lillian E. Miller: ladies auxiliary. I
g. c. D. Holzmueller, Mrs. SteDhen '
Toadvine. Mrs. ]. Postles Ham
md: fire companies. Col. William
Lank. William v. Grier, and Fred e
-. G-sor