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Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
Health Bd. To Expand
ct. B." Control Work
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Federal financial assistance tC
states for tuberculosis control is
rev. having begun in Delaware il
April when $4,000 was made avail
able.
staff Institute On tuberculosis
An all-day staff education insti-
tute ON "TubcrCuloais Control
with Miss Margaret Taylor, Public
Health Nursing Consultant, Tubcr-
Culosis control Division, United
States Public Health service, as d
guest speaker. has been arranged
tor the State Board of Health by
Miss Mary NJ. Klaes. Director of
the Boards Division OF Public
Health Nursing, to be held in the
Dover Century club on The
Green. Friday, October 18th. be-
SHINING at $50 IL m.
Miss Taylor will talk on The
Mental and Emotional Factors in a
tuberculosis Control Program, %
"ill conduct protests on tuhercu-
lcsis and discuss questions which
arise from the protests
'l'ti'i II INA HOSLH anu ! ltdt =
mcnt' will he the topic presented
hy Dr. /" u. Phillips, Medical Di-
rector of BrandyWinc tuberculosis
S&natorium. and a film: "Diagnos-
tic Procedures" loaned by the
Delaware Anti-TuhcrcuIoSis SoCie-
~. will complete the morning.
Miss Taylor'S talk on the mental
and emotional factors of "TB" viii
Cpen the afternoon session, after
which round table discussion
will be held on How the Nariou,
Health AGENCIES Assist in Tuber
culoSiS Control' with hose partici
Pating ~ include: Miss Taylor: G
Ta2aYt Evans, F.Xccutito Secretar,
Delaware Anti-Tubcrcul0sis Socio
ty. Mrs. Anna Van -. Castle, Di
rector, Visiting Nurses Association
DR.. l.. d. Phillips; Miss Lillian
Riley. Nursing Supervisor. Ken
County Health Unit: and Mis-
Eleanor Kenny, Staff Nurse vii
mingtOn Health Center. Miss Klae
will act as discussion leader.
Nurses and others interested il
tuberculosis control are invited t
attend the Institute. Reservation
are now hcinc made with Mis-
Klacs for the luncheon. which viii
be served at the Peoples Churcl
5 Is s bradford Street. Dover. a
= 12:30 o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
Personal Happenings

Mrs Harry Brakclry vas in
philadclphia few days this week.
AIR. and Mrs. William II. D"nncy
are home after spending tn" sum
mcr at Riverdale Park.
raptain and Mrs. j. Lockwood
Pratt of Washington were week
end guests of Mrs. J. Lynn Pratt
Miss Doris Sockrider OF vii
mington spent the past week chd
with her parents. Mr. ana Mrs.
Arthur SOCkridcr.
Miss Kitty clements of Nllmn--
TON was the guest OF her parents.
Mir. and Mrs. David y. clements
over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs W. J. Pearman OF
New York City were week "nd
guests of Mrs. Pcarman sister
Mrs. curtis Williams.
Miss Anne Townsend, Miss Sara
f. Gricr. Milton Dill and Joseph
Lotland. Jr.. attended the Ice Ca
pades in Philadelphia last Thurs
day.
. Misses Fances Pettyiohn anC
Lucy Rumpstitch. students at th'
University of Delaware spent th'
week end with their respective
parents.
Miss Jean wilkins and Mis-.
clare collins OF t.lsmere, students
al the University OF DelaWar'
ypent the week end with Mir. an'
Mrs. W. d. Wilkins
MIR. and Mrs. e. -. Holzmucllc'
Mrs. George V. Beamon and dau2h
ter Margaret, spent the past week
end in Suffolk, Virginia visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. William :. Beamol
William G.. Sammons. Mrs. Hclc
Boone Deputy and Mr.. and Mrs. |
c. Watson spent Sunday in Wi
mington and Philadelphia MI
Sammons and Mrs. Deputy remain
ed for longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Ninya
T. and MIR. and Mrs. Hallett Ninyar
: returned home on Tuesday after
visit with Mr.. and Mrs OSca
Moore and Miss Jane Moore ;
their home in Atlanta. Georgia.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
Ill CLUB NOTES

Tuesday evening two clubs as
semblcd at the Milford Community
Building looking forward to an eve
ming Of fun. The Shawnee Speed
Kids had the Houston Cardinal 4-H
Club as their guests at their fall
dance.
TO get everyone acquainted the
evening was started by the lively
Paul Jones. then the Virginia Reel.
followed by several waltzcs Games
were played then. one of which was
called cards" Each person did
what was written on little card
that he was given. Prizes were
awarded for the two best perform
ers. Charlotte Swanson of the
/ Shawnee club and Kenneth Pretty
man of the Houston Club were the
winners
Refreshments of cookies and
punch We're served
ON Friday evening. October -
the state dairy demonstration anC
dress revue was held at Caesar
Rodney High School.
Miss Katherine Krewatch of the
Little Oaks I'll club won frs
prize in the state contest as III,
single demonstrator. Misses Jane
Stayton and Gerry Temin. botl
from the Shawnee club, won The
first prize as the demonstrating
team. Each Of these three girl
Will receive a $50 war bond
Miss Dennison, the contestan
from New Castle county. won tn,
coveted award in the Style Dres
Revue, with Miss Louise Massey o
the Mt. Pleasant Club. winning th
! second prize. Miss charlotte
Swanson of the Shawnee Club re
ceived an honorable mention as ON
of the five best i'm the revue,
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
AIR FIELD AT DOVER
DESIRED By ARMY
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General H. H. Arnold. command
er of the Army Air Forces. said
that rehabilitation of the air forces.
from its wartime size of more than
1900. 900 men to the postwar size
to be determined later by Congress
will be a continuing and graduated
process.
The list of stations to be retain
ed at least temporarily, is based
on maximum needs of the interim
air force he said.
Ability to marshal the air forces
toward any threatened section of
the United States and to increase
it's size in time of danger without
confusion and waste were impOr-
tant factors in laying out the plan
to retain Sc major stations
throughout the country.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
Bridgeville Man
Named Strout Agent

The f.. 4. StrOut Realty Agency,
Inc. the oldest and largest country
real estate agency in the world,
with offices in New York and other
principal cities. has appointed Q.
II. Banning Of Brid2eyille. as it'
representative in that community.
Mr.. Banning has lived in Bridge
Vile for the past - years and is
we'll and favorahly known
Under The StrOut plan all rep
rcscntatiycs are bonded for the
protection of the pdhliC.
The Strout plan is a sort Of CO.
operative effort. wherein the local
preventative lists country real
estate and the agency adycrtiscs
desirable places in newspapers and
CatalO2s.
Mr.. Banning will conduct hi~
business from his store in Bridge
willie.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
Col. c. L. Vincent
Dies In Hospital
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MARYLAND Press Association, SerV-
cd AS MARYLAND state fish commits
sioner from 1900 to 1904, and was
\ leader in Democratic circles on
the Eastern Shore. He had been a
delegate to a number of state ana
national party conventions
Locally he was an active member
and former elder of the Snow ffili
PRESBYTERIAN Church, former presl-
don't of the Snow Hill Building ana
Loan Association. former president
and director of the First National
Rank. and member OF various
fratprnal organizations.
Colonel Vincent was close
friend of the late John Walter
Smith. former Maryland governor
national representative, and I. ,
senator. In 1900 he was appointed
tn the staff of Governor Smith ant
given the honorary title or colo
mel
He was born in Salisbury. Md.
on February j. 1861, the son OF the
late Thomas II. Vincent and Caro-
line Toadvine Vincent. FOLLOWING
bis fathers death he started his ca
reer of printer when II years ol'
in tho office of the Salisbury AdVef
tiser. Leaving Salisbury he Wa'
employed by the Smyrna Times th'
pbiIadelDhia Press, and other news
papers in the Philadelphia area.
He returned to the Easter
Shore in 1885 and bought the Dem
ocratic Messenger. the editorshlI
of which became his lifetime job.
Colonel Vincent is survived D
his wife. the former Miss Jennie |
payne of Berlin, Ma; one daugh
TOR Mrs. John H. Riley, wife OF
snow Hill physician, and grand
daughter. Mrs Virginia r. Crockel
member of the Ocean City Hlg
School faculty.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

Mr.. and Mrs. VI Hasveu Pierce
were in Atlantic Cj1y three days
thiS week.
Miss Doris sochlidor. OF vii
mington spent the week end with
Ter PARENTS, Nh and Mrs Arthur
SUckridcr.
Captain Laurence Fitchott ar
rived home ON Friday. having hcen
honorahly discharged from the t..
). Army Medical corps.
eGeorgo 5. Gricr returned To his
home on Kings Highway on Thurs
day after spending eight weeks in
the Milford Memorial Ilospital
Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Wharton
LETT on Monday for Rochester.
Mimi. whore Mr. Wharton Will re-
'ciHe treatment at the Mayo Clinic
MIR. and Mrs. Imly Abbott h... re-
turned to LcWisbur2. PENNSYLVANIA
ON sunday Mr. Abbott will enter
luchncll University on November
ith.
Mrs Leila W. Jennings returned
fomc Friday after spcudin2 sever
al weeks in Athoi. Mass. as the
Nuost of Mr.. and Mrs. James II.
Salevan
Edward Bennett OF Bnghamp-
ton. y. Y. and Harry Bickcl OF
Frederica spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs Albert Bennett in Mil
ford Neck
Private Ernest Wilkins. accom-
panied by his wife and daughter
Natalie, lett for their home il
Burbank. California, Friday NOR
ming after spending two weeks o
his furlou2h with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs Raymond Wilkins of Mil
ford
Captain William stevenson wa
the guest of his parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Leroy Stevenson on Wcdnes
day. He sailed from lie Havre
France October I and arrived il
New York city Wednesday of las
week. He has been hOnOrably dis
charged and is now at home il
NillShorO. where Mrs. Stevenson
has been living since he has bee
IN the f. f. O.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond wilkins
of Milford gave dinner at their
home on Saturday evening. OctO-
ber 6, in honor of their son Er-
nests birthday 1t was a very hap
py occasion for Mr. and Mrs. Will
kiRs as all their children and
grandchildren were home for the
first time in seven years.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller Wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Tt
ley Roberts and son, Johnnie OF
Milford. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Will
kins and daughter, Natalie Of Bur
bank. California.
Ernest was wounded on Okinawa
on May II. He received his dis
charge from the hospital a few
weeks ago, and is expecting his dis
charge from the Army soon.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
SUNSHINE NOTES

The MillwoOd Sunshine Society
will hold its meeting in the hall
on Wednesday, October 81 The
president, Mrs. Mckinley MalOney.
requests a good attendance. The
committee to serve: Mrs Ethel
COverdale, Mrs. Virginia Kirby
Mrs. Hattie Bennett. Mrs. Julia Da-
Wis, Mrs. Fred Bennett. Come to
the meeting and scatter sunshine
among our neighbors and friends
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
HALLOWEEN PARTY

The junior class of Milford High
School, wishes to announce that
they will sponsor a Halloween
party at the high school auditori-
nm Friday evening next, October
10Th at eight o'clock. Jimmy Glib
son and his orchestra will furnish
the music. Wear old clothes. pre-
terably Overalls and plaid shirts
Admission $1.20 per couple. SOC
stag
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
HENL0PEN GRANGE NOTES

Henlopen Grange. No. 20, will
hold its Halloween masquerade
party in the grange hall on Tues
day evening. October %.
There will be prizes for best
dressed and most comical for chill
drcn. teen age. adults and groups
also door prizes. All the popular
Halloween entertainments are
planned with music. games and re-
freshments for grangers and their
families. Enjoy good time and
lots of fun.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
Obituary
IfOLSTON

JIOl%EN / VA
Mrs. Ida b. HOlstOn. wife of
John B. HOlstOn. died at her home
on Washington street. Milford. on
Friday. October -. at the age Of
20 years. She was a member of the
Calvary Methodist Church for 35
years. Recently she and Mr.. HOl-
ston had celebrated their 54th we'd
ding anniversary. Funeral services
were held on Tuesday afternoon at
the Lofland Funeral Home. Rev. l..
+. Werner and Rev. Eugene Hung
erfOrd Officiated at the services. In
terment was made in the Odd Eel
lows cemetery, Milford. Mrs. Hol-
stOn is survived by four children.
who are. Mrs. Margaret Melvin.
John w. HOlstOn. both of Whining
ton; Mrs. Clarence Smith and Ben
jamin W. HOlstOn. both of Milford.
There are also six grandchildren,
who are: Edward H. Melvin. John
w Melvin. Mrs. Joseph Walker,
Mrs. Charles Wilkins. John W
HolstOn. Jr, and James VI. Smith
and three great-grandchildren. two
half-brothers. Joseph and Ernest
Wilkins of Wilmington. a half-sis-
ter, Mrs. Fred SalmOns of George
town. and a brother. Harry Wilkins
of Milford
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
IN EMORIAM

In loving memory of Private Charles
MadjoroSy. who last visited our home
in October. 1874. and who was killed
in action on December ). 1914:
He little thought when leaving home
He never would return:
That he so soon in death should sleep
And leave us here to mourn.
His kindly ways and pleasant smiles
Are welcome to recall
He had Il smile for everyone,
And died beloved by all
Sadly missed by Brother and Sis
trrS. 1t
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
Harvest Home Held
At Ancient Chapel
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the oldest churches in the United
States. dating back to the RevOlu-
tionary period. There is some un-
certainty as to the exact date when
Old Prince Georges was establish
ed as center of worship.
The Reverend George Ross re-
cords in his report to the Society
for Propagation of the Gospel in
Foreign Parts" a visit to a small
frame building. erected for the
purpose of wOrshipping Almighty
God" This building. he stated, was
about sixteen miles from Lewe5
and that ''he baptized % children. ,
The distance mentioned, by way of
the Old Ferry Road, would he
about the exact distance from
Lewes to DagsbOrO, then known as
BlaCkfOOt Town.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
High School Assembly

The high school assembly pro
gram for Wednesday. October Il,
follows.
Entrance March, Band
Hymn. Onward. Christian Sol
diers.
Bible Reading
Lords Prayer
Cali To The Colors.
Flag Salute
Spangled Banner
Program arranged by Mrs Man
love.
Minstrel
lntcrlocutOr, Henry Pusry.
End Men. Henry Saunders. Gill
bert Wilkins. Joe McFaul. Tom
Baxter.
Ladies' of the Chorus: Doris Will
kcrsOn. Elaine Steele, Virginia Dep
uty. June Joseph. Phyllis Harrison
Elizabeth Ann Houston. Virginia
Hunt. Florence Lynch, Louise Nail
or. Marie Derrickson. Marie Fas-
sci. Lorraine Mills.
Statements concerning the Stu
dent Council by X. Blair Rhodes
Statements about the High Schoo
Athletic Association by Coacl
Briggs
School Cheers
Exit March. Band.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
WEDDINGS
POTTER WARNOCK

POTTER WARNOCk
On Saturday. October 6. at four
O'Clock. Miss Stella Potter. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Pot
ter of Milford. became the bride of
Robert WarnOck. Jr.. son of MIR.
and Mrs. Robert Warnock. also of
Milford. The bride wore a suit of
blue with navy accessories, and a
cOrsage OF white rose buds. The
brides attendant. Miss Clara Jean
Lank of Milford. wore suit of
blue with navy accessories. and a
cOrsage of pink rose buds. The
groom was attended by Layton Rey-
nolds of Milford The ceremony
was performed by Rev. John NJ
DeChant after which the young
couple left for short wedding
trim.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
HARRINGTON

Two great missionary meetings
on Thursday. October Is, at 7:30
p. m, subject Russian and Chris
tianity," and Friday. October 10,
7:30 p. m, subject. Trials and
Triumphs in Russia"
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

Many attended the lovely
tea given by Mrs. Harry Mul-
holland and her daughter. Mrs.
Charles n Murphy, Jr.. on
Thursday of last week from
three to five. II was fine af-
ternoon to begin with and the
guests came and fingered at
the tea table for a taste of the
good things and the cOngenial
conversation Mrs John MUl-
holland and Mrs. George Cham
bers. Jr.. of Lewes. poured and
the assistants We're Mrs j
Postles Hammond. Mrs. Rem
sen Barnard. Mrs. Russell
Emory and Mrs Clarence
WelCh.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

and Mrs. f. Burgcttc Short,
and then went on TO Capital
Theatre for the matinee 1t
was much regretted that Mrs
Short could not be present
She has been indoors with a
deep cold. The guests were
Mrs Elmer T. Williams. Mrs.
Irwin Burton. Mrs. Harry
Mulholland. Mrs. Harry Grier,
Mrs. Joseph PearCe, Miss Ida
Draper, Mrs. ]. Lynn Pratt.
Miss Sara Grier. Mrs. John r.
Gillespie. Mrs. Robert Davis.
Dr. NJ. Dalema Draper, Miss
Burdella Davis. Mrs. Thomas
r. Wilson. Mrs. Herman ID.
Johnson. Mrs. Oliver V. James.
Mrs. Herman Phillips and
Mrs. G.. Marshall Townsend.
%
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry lsaacs
were hosts on Saturday eve
ming at dinner in Dover when
they had as guests Mr.. and
Mrs. ". Herald Birmingham of
Lcwes and Mr.. and Mrs. James
CreSSOn.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

slssgn41- IN THE CHAPEL of
venue Methodist
@sIg Church on Thurs
sss y day, October II. at
- -----------J o. hirty Miss
Sarah Nuttcr. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Clement II. Nutter.
and Lieutenant John Olin
Snyder We're married by Dr..
Frank HersOn. Mrs. Edward T.
Hurley played the wedding
music. Miss Nuttcr WAS attend
ed by Mrs. Armcl Nutter of
Merchantville, ~ j.. as ma
tron of honor, and Mr. George
LindenkOhl was best man for
Lieutenant Snyder. Mr.. Will
liam b. Nutter gave his niece
in marriage. Miss Nutter wore
a blue wool suit with dark
blue accessories and Mrs. Nut
ter wore gray wool suit with
BROWN accessories. Only the
relatives and few close
friends attended the wedding.
which was the first to take
place in the chapel Lieutcn-
ant and Mrs. Snyder left i'm
mediately for a wedding trip
which has taken them to Penn
sylvania and New Jersey Upon
their return they will live in
the home of Mr. and Mrs A.
Granville Snyder on East
Sixth street for the present.
Lieutenant Snyder has been
honorahly discharged from the
service of the L. s. Army. al
ter serving for the past five
years.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

Storekeepcr Third Cla $
James X Rathmell L. S G. 6.
R. and Mrs Rathmell arc re-
ceiving concentrations upon
the arrival of their first child,
daughter born Thursday.
October is. in the Milford Me
mortal Hospital Mrs. Rath-
nell was formerly Miss DOro-
thy Pierce, daughter of Mrs.
Willard r. Pierce.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

4 real welcome home was
given to Captain Laurence Fit
chett last Sunday evening
when his friends were invited
to he present at an AT Home"
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonso
IIumes in his honor. Captain
Fitchctt. who has been i'm the
r. r. O. for many months is
now hOnorably discharged
from his duties and after
rest and some study will re-
sumo his practice. Present for
the welcome were Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Waples. Mr. and Mrs
Edgar Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Welch, DR.. and Mrs. Clyde
Nelson. DR.. and Mrs. Lester
Adkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
Kimmel. Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Burton, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
NAPLES, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Grier. William c. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin MessiGk, Mrs.
Thomas Garbutt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Masten and Mr.. and
Mrs. James HumeS.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
ROBERTS

Mrs. Mary f. Roberts, age 63
years. wife of Orian Roberts. pass
ed away at her home on the Lin
coin Road on Monday morning.
October Is. She had been i'll for
the past several months. Funeral
services were held on Wednesday
afternoon at two o'clock from the
LOtland Funeral Home. Interment
was made in the Odd Fellows GENE
terry. Milford with the Rev. f. N
Wright of Lincoln. officiating. She
is survived, besides her husband.
by brother, Edward l.. Williams
of Milford
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

A number of friends enjoy
ed luncheon at Pleasant Inn
in Dover Saturday afternoon as
guests of Mrs. Harry Brakeley
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
THIRTY YEARS AGO
TAKEN FROM THE 1915 FILES OF THE
MILFORD CHRONICLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar NJ. Wambold
gave dinner party on Saturday
last at their home in Philadelphia.
in honor of Mrs. James II. Rad
ciiffe who returned home recently
after spending the summer at
Greenwood. Covers were laid for
twelve Mrs. Wambold, who was
Miss Helen Meade. is the grand
daughter of Mrs. Radcliffe.
Invitations have been received
by friends to the wedding of Miss
Edith Burton of Lewes and Mr.. r.
Irving Walls. son of Ex-senator
Walls. of Smyrna. Both yOunS
people have number of friend,
here. Mr.. Walls is the representa-
tive Of \. W. Halsey Co.. of Phila-
Gelrhna and frequently comes
here
Miss Natalie Lyndell Hamilton
returned home in Philadelphia on
Wednesday accompanied by her
aunt, Mrs. r. RalStOn Davis.
Mrs Lydia Watson of Dover.
spent a few days this week as the
auest Of Miss Mary Smith.
Mrs. James Hayes of Atlantic
City has heen the guest of Miss
Mildred Causey.
Halloween will he celebrated in
Milford with the usual festivities
the young folks will have masQucd
parade, with the Red Men taking 9
leading part. Everybody is invite,
to Join in the fun. No rough house
@CtiOnS will he permitted and the
rOliCe will see that the ladies arc
protected TO the full extent of the
law.
Nh. viii Warren has very kindly
consented to GivP moving picture
benefit at the Palace Theatre fol
the Alumni Association on Tues
!, day, November 23rd
Indian summer weather thi.
week.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Martin anC
son. Joseph. and Miss Nellie DOdd
4 all OF Iewes who have been on
5 motor trip through Connecticut
S Massachusetts. and New Jersc
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
OBITUARY
GERE

GERE
Mrs, Annie B. Gere. so years old.
wife of Charles l.. Gere. passed
away at her home in Union on Sun
day, October Z. Funeral services
were held on Thursday. October II.
at , o'clock in Union Church with
Rev W. G.. Barlow and r. A. Hall
officiating. Interment was made in
Lincoln cemetery. She is survived
beside her husband. by two bro
theirs. Solomon and Wilbur Deputy
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
JOHNSON


Mrs. Jennie WagamOn Johnson.
age SS years, widow of the late Ma
thaniel Johnson, passed away on
Monday. October Is. She was the
daughter of the late Elizabeth
Jones WagamOn and Benjamin
WagamOn. Surviving Mrs. Johnson
is one brother, Daniel Wagamon.
ST., of Milton. A public viewing of
the remains was held at Wilson's
Funeral Home in Milton on Tues
day evening and funeral services
We're held in the DagsbOrO MethO-
dist Church on Wednesday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock, with inter
ment in the Red Mems cemetery at
Dagsboro. Rev. John B. Anderson
Of DagsbOro Officiated.