davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Army and ST. Mary's
MonopoIize Football
Statistical Honors
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DALLAS, Nov. 26-Two teams
Army and st. Mary
the statistical limelight in college
football as the season nears its end
Army tops in total of1ense and
rushing, st. Mary's in passing and
punting through games Of Novem-
ber 10, according to Homer F. Cooke,
jr., director of the National Cole
giate Athletic Bureau.
And the Cadets, not content with
smashing all-time records for total
offense, now are closing in on a rec
ord average gain per ball-carrying
effort. In seven games they have
averaged 7.9l for every time they've
toted the pigskin. Armys own great
mark, set last year, is 705.
The 10 top teams in each depart
ment through games of November
10:
Total offense Combined rushing and
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Plan Municipal Stodium
To Boost Grunqe Tilt

MIAMI, Fla, Nov. 26.-Plans for
a new municipal stadium may lift
the Orange Bowl classic into the
Big Bowl" League two years hence
with accommodations for $4,000 to
10000 spectators.
Holy Cross and an opponent yet
to be selected will have a maximum
crowd of $4,000 next New Year Day
with perhaps an additional thousand
Oh so on the Sidelines.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Arden Graham's Star Pilot
looms today as the probable winter
book choice for next years Ken
lucky Derby.
The speedy 2-year -old colt,
bought at the bargain counter rate
for $4,000 by Mrs. Grahams
Maine Chance Farm, raised his to-
tai earnings to s165 900 Saturday by
winning the s25,Oo0 added Pimlico
Futurity.
Star Pilots triumph. following on
the heels of his victories in the
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Service Game Calls
Out All TroIIeys
By the Associated Press.

BY The Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 90
One streetcar will speed through
Philadelphia's downtown shop
ping district every 80 seconds
Saturday in an effort to get an
expected 100000 persons into
Municipal Stadium on time for
the Army Navy football game
kickoff.
The Philadelphia Transporta-
ton Co. announces that every
available trolley and bus will be
used to transport fans.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Novosordov and KoroIev
Fight for Soviet Title
BY the Associated Press

BY IHt ASSOcla Ted Press.
MOSCOW, Nov. 26.-Andro Nava-
sardov, 30-year-old Georgian, won
the right to fight Nikolai Korolev of
Moscow for the title of absolute"
boxing champion of the Soviet
Union.
Navasardov, 100, outpointed Mar
tin Linnamctagi, 19l. Estonia, in a
6-round semi-final bout of the ma
tional tourney. Korolev, %, defend
ing champion, easily outpointed
Levan Gudushaouri, of Tifis, Geor-
nio
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Star Pilot Likely Pick in Derby Winter Book

Belmont Futurity and the Hopeful
Stakes, not only virtually annexed
the 2-year-old championship for
the classy colt, but made him
leading candidate for horse of the
year" honorS.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Ken Washington Passes
65, So Yards for Scores
b the Associated Press.

LOS ANGELES, Nov 26.-That
rubber-armed wizard of the grid
iron, kenny Washington, had two
astounding passes to his record
today.
Leading the Hollywood pro Bears
to PAT win over the Los Angeles
Bulldogs, Washington yesterday
whipped two touchdown passes-one
65 yards in the air to Ezzrett An
derson, the other So yards to his
former U. c. L. A. teammate, Woody
Strobe. Both heaves were nabbed
in the end zone.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Bainbridge Is Ahead in All
But Score Against 1st Air
Special Dispatch to The Star.


BA1NBRIDGE, Md, Nov. 26.-The
Bainbridge Commodores, thumbing
over the statistics of their last foot
ball game Of the season against the
1st Army Aces of Fort Bragg, N. c.,
here yesterday, have discovered that
they won everything but the game.
The Commodores rolled up II first
downs to l collected by the Aces
and played superior offensive
game, only to have the 1st Army
capitalize on several Bainbridge
lapseS to take a 20-14 decision.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
Basket Officials Meet

An important meeting of the Dis
trict Board of Approved Basket
Ball officials will be held tonight
at 8 o'clock in the District Recre-
alton Department Offices, Secretary
Treasurer Dallas Shirley announces
Evening star., 1945-11-26

First bell is at 8:45.
Evening star., 1945-11-26
PimIico Entries
FOR TUESDAY
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 500; claim

THIRD RACE-Purse. $4,000; steeple-
chase; CLAIMING; 3-year-olds and UP; 2
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
Personal Happenings

Nh. and Ms. John Burlis moved
tC their cotta@e at Rchohoth last
Wcck
Nr.. Harry Brakelcy is spending
some time in Philadelphia. a guest
at Hotel .AdcIphia
Miss Mabel Davis of Wilmington
~pcudin- some time with her
,uut Miss Burdclla Davis.
Miss Barbara Mcarns OF viii
miu4tun was the week end guest OF
AIR. and Mrs g. Marshall Town
send
Miss Mary Sharp. of Wilmin2toh'
viii spend this week end with her
parents. Mi and Mrs. Herman
sharp Of near town.
Nl" II. Louder Gricr and dauSh-
Ter Joy OF Philadelphia spent IaHt
sunday with Mrs. Harry l.. Gliet
and Miss Sara Grier
Miss Anne Townsend attended
tn, May Day festivities at Women !,
college al Newark Saturday ana
was the overnight guest ot MISS
E"rty Hammond in Wilmington.
Mrs Allan y. Jones and Mrs
Imdlry G. Frazer who have hcel
tn" guests of Mrs. !. Stanley Short
and Miss Lena Short for the paS'
tMo weeks. left for their home II
Detroit. Michigan on Monday.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
MILFORD NECK

Milford Neck Methodist Church,
Reverend David +, Wood, pastor.
Sunday, May 81 Sunday school
service at , D. NJ. Harvey Thomp-
son Superintendent. Church ser
vices at ; p. m. by the pastor. All
ot this community are we'll pleased
to have their pastor back again
with them.
We are glad to hear that Mrs.
Louis Sipple has returned to her
daughter. MIS-. Charles French Jr.
Of Milford having been i'll the Phil
adelphia Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Thompson
and Mrs. Sadie Mills of Milford
visited their cousins, the ln2rams
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Mae Clendaniel is able to be
up and around again after being
confined to her home for the past
week
The community extended theil
sincere sympathy to the friend:
and relatives of Sergeant Oscar II
French. % years old, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard French of Lynch
! Heights. Sergeant French was kill
ed in action April ~, some where
IN the Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Penuel o
Slaughter Neck visited Mr., ant
Mrs. Charles French ST.
Mrs Joshua Wiley and son
Joshua Jr. were Sunday Dime
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Tucker of Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Thompson
Mrs. Edwin Short and daughters
Sara and Elizabeth and Mrs. Sadi
Mills visited Mr.. Edwin Short Sun
day afternoon who is recovering i
the Beehe Hospital at Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John I.On9bothal
visited friends in chester, Pennsyl
vania the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mills and so
Wilbur were Sunday dinner guest
of Mr. and Mrs. George Edgar lie
= gates and daughter. 10 Ann {
I Milford
4 We all regret to announce til
;. funeral of Mrs. NanNOrst whic
!, was held at Berry's Funeral Hon
Tuesday afternoon, May 22nd.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
CHRISTENING

Joan Henrietta. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Hemingway. of
Harrington. was christourd on SUI
day. May -, in Chris, Episcopal
Church, Milford. by Roy. Joseph
Kinks. After the ceremony guests
were entertained at the parents
home
The guests were. Mir. and Mrs.
Linus and family Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Hemingway and family
Mr. and Mrs. William Pcmbrrtou
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Hemingway
Mr. and Mrs Ralph McCUllcn and
dauohtcr. Mrs. Roland Vim and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs Ned Shaw
and nephew. all from Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rambo and sol
and Uncle George. Mr.. and Mrs
William Barber. Mrs. Ada Barber
Mr.. and Mrs. Nylc Galloway ano
family. Mrs Thomas Porter an,
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Por
ter and SON Mr. and Mrs Jamc.
Conduft and daughter Mr. and Mrs
David Ninyard, Mr. and Mrs vii
liam Fisher and Mr.. Jack Whitley
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
CANNON

l.. VI. BOyCe celebrated his SlSt
on Sunday by having a
birthday dinner. The guests were
his son Walter BOycc of Federals-
burg Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hitch
ems. Mr. and Mrs. Robert BOyCc,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Williams and
son Kenneth. Mr. and Mrs. William
Kitchens and Mrs. Robert Allen of
Wesley. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Fleetwood of Blades. Mrs. Mary Ell
len Ceals and son Tommy. Mrs.
oliver Boyce and daughters, Kay
and Connie OF ScafOrd. Mrs. Alfred
Stout and brother. tstol Bradley
Of Wilmington. Miss Jackuline
Hickey and brother Donald of Phil
adclphia, Mrs. Granville Allen and
son Ronnic of Seaford.
Mrs Edith Draper OF Whining
ton spent the Weekend with hel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bur
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cannon who
have been spending a few days
with their son Nelson Cannon anC
family and friends in Wilmington
returned home on Monday after.
noon.
J. c. Moss Of Elizabethtown Pa.
spent a few days with his sister
Mrs. X L. Caney and family las
week
Mrs r Chaney who has beel
visiting her son. X. l.. CLANCY ant
family. returned To her home il
! Pennsylvania on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
Flock Training
School June 7th
CONTINUED from First Page

CONTINUED from FirSt rage
y. Moore OF the Poultry Department
of the University OF Delaware.
1o:11 instruction 10 inspectors
on Filling our Reports. by G"org"
Brimehurst OF the State Board OF
Agriculture.
10:45 Efficient Selection OF
Breeding stock for Broilcr and Egg
Production Qualities hy Dr, Albert
b. Godfrey. OF the Agricultural Re
search Administration OF the t. :
Department Of Agriculture
Il:%0 Breeding Principles and
Practices. by \. +. kish OF the Poul-
try Department of the University
of Delaware.
l:3o Practices in Flock Sclcc-
tion, including C1D Pullets for Egg
Production and - Cockercls fol
Breeders
The morning program OF lectures
will he held in Wolf Hall at the
University of Delaware. while tn,
afternoon program OF actual dem
onstratiOn and selection will h'
held at the University Farm Dem
0nstration will be in charge of y
f. Kish. assisted by tn" staff o
the Poultry Department. Those al
tending the school will have an op
portunity To select both laying bird
and coCkerels.
While this annual school is con
Quoted primarily to give trainln
to the inspector and blood tester
Of the state Board OF Agriculture
hatchcrymcn. breeders and tl0c
owners interested are invited to al
tend
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
FREDERIC SCHOOL.
EXCEEDS BOND QUOT \

The t'rederica School in Kent
County has exceeded its quota of
$500 in the 7th War Loan drive
with 90 per cent of the faculty and
pupils participating in the pur-
chaSeS
In reco2nition Of This fact the
school is permitted to fly the Min
ute Man flag The flag was pre-
scented to the school at a public
ceremony in the school auditorium
on last Friday afternoon. \ music
al program was staged hy the third
erade under the direction of Mrs.
Marjorie Jewell. Brief remarks
were made by Dr., X. L. Herbst di-
rector of research OF the state dc
partmtnt of public instruction and
the FLAG was presented by f.. Paul
Burkhulder. Kent County chairman
OF the 7th War Loan campaign i!
! the schools.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
L. OF ID. NEWS

The University of Delaware will
be honOred for its Army Specialize
ed Training Reserve Program in a
broadcast by Station WNEW. of
New York City, C1l30 on the dian
on Friday evening. May %. from
900 to $50. This is one Of a series
of broadCasts arranged by the
Southern New York Recruiting and
Induction District Office for several
eastern colleges. including New
York University, Rutgers. and Syr-
acusc
Miss Lorraine Rhodes, OF the Re
cruiting and Induction OftiCa staff,
is in charge of the broadcast and
will prepare the script so as to give
a faithful portrayal of the atmOs-
phere of the college in which the
ASTRP unit is stationed. The
broadcast will include brief his
tory of the University and lis ira
ditiOns, an address by Lieutenant
Alan r. Schumacher. Adiuta1t OF
the military staff of the University
the Alma Mater song, and Other
music.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
State Club Meeting
Held At Dover
Continued from First Page

WAS AhS J l.. Blair Buck OF Rich
mOnd Va. first Nic" president Of
the national lcdcration who spoke
OF unsuccessful International or-an-
iZations that had 1hcir hc@luuiu4
in the fourteenth century ana vino
felt that present plans for or2aui-
ZatIonS were oucouIu2iu2 Miss
Anne Firur o1 WaShiu@Iou an .4u-
thority on Dumbartom oaks and
who has made q study of The san
Francisco Conference, gave inter
csting views OF cdch.and gave side
lights OF pcac" prupo~aIS Tho
meeting Was attended Ivy about Unr
hundred and fifty club women from
all parts OF the state Those V ho
attended from Milford were Dr. NJ.
Dalcma Draper Mrs Bernard Shor-
tall. MIS-. r. Bur2cttc Short Miss
Ida Draper. Mrs Clement Nutcr
Miss Sara Nuttrr. Mrs. n lI4sWrIl
Pierce Mrs Walter Is Barrett
Mrs John Fry and Mrs. G. Marshall
Townsend
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
CIR tNGE NOTES

The regular Grange meeting WAS
held Friday night May IS. the Wor-
thy Master. |. Donald Jester pro
siding. DUC To the weather there
was a small attendance.
Letters were read from SGT Bur
ton Willis and Captain Frank Don0-
van. 1t is always pleasure TO
hear from our boys in the service.
Lieutenant Samuel Armour. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Anon Armour was
present and gave Il very interesting
talk on some of his experiences
overseas.
June > will be "Go To Church
Sunday for Milford Grange, the
place will hc in next weeks notes.
This Friday evening is Ladies'
Night. The program is in charge
of Mr.. and Mrs f. Davis Watson
and her committee. Mrs Herman
Phillips will present a movie show
ing interesting places OF the south
Gran2ers' Please note. the rcGu-
lar meeting night of Milford Grange
is Friday evening AT O'Clock.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

MISS Eloise Walker. of Scaford
Wa tn" week end guest of Miss
Norma Grecnley.
I'r. and Mrs. s. NJ. u. Marshall
VIII 80 10 their cottage at Reho-
holI on Tuesday for short visit.
Nh. and Mrs. George II. Draper
ana sons, Dicky and Frank re
Hln'd to Milford on Sunday from
Golden Beach, Florida.
Mrs. Sallie Sparklin. Mrs. Elva
Layton and Mrs. Anna Biar of Viii
mlnSton visited Mr.. and Mrs. Iu-
Their Williamson and MIR. and Mrs
Raymond Sparklin over the week
end.
lieutenant Walter Sezna who
Las been spending medica
leave here with Mrs. Sczna an,
daughter and Mrs. Davis Il. Grier
Las returned to Fort Meade, Mary
land
Mrs. Amelia ID. Lawson. Il. y.
returned Sunday after spending TIVE
week in LeWcs with Mrs Edith vii
nam Samis, of Delmar. who is
patient IN the Beebe Hospital Mrs
Lawson left Monday for Wilmington
to be the guest OF Mrs. George Die
kcrson for few days Mrs Dicker
son is the former Miss Beatric
West, X. y.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
DATES FOR STAKE RACES AT
DELAW ARE PARK ARE SET
CONTINUED from First Page:


The Brandywine Handicap will
be run on June ,. the first Satur-
day of the meet. Entries for these
first three stake events close on
Monday.
Stake Events Listed
The other stake events will fol-
low in this order:
June 9. the Kent
June II, the Polly Drummond
Stakes.
June p, the New Castle Handi-
cap.
June %, the Spring Maiden
Steeplechase (third sectiOn).
June %. Sussex Handicap.
June p, Georgetown Stccple-
chase Handicap.
June 2S, Delaware Oaks.
June 80. Dover Stakes.
July ), Indian River Handicap.
July 1. Diamond State Stakes.
he Spring Maiden SteepleChaSt
to he run here is preceded by .
iISt section run at Pimlic0 and 4
second section at Belmont Park
he fact that those two races mus
be held before the third section al
Delaware Park was another factor
IN the Encouragement of the sche
dule this year.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
CONGRESS- DELIGHTED
By STRAWBERRIES
Continued from First Pege)

Mr.. Townsend also entertained
group of leaders of both parties
of the Senate at luncheon, at
which Delaware fried chicken from
Sussex county farms was served.
Those attending included: Sena-
tor Alben W. Barklcy. Democratic
leader. Senator Kenneth Mcclellan.
president pro TEN; Senator Walter
f. George. Senator Wallace fl.
Whit. Jr, Republican leader; Sen
ator Kenneth 5. Whcrry, and Sena-
tor Robert \. Taft, and Represen-
tative Joseph w Martin. .Ir. Re
publican leader of the House
L. s Senator {. Douglass Buck
of Delaware was also a guest
Senator James NJ Tunnel was UNI
able to attend because he is over
seas on an official trip.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
PASTORAL CHANGES
ARE A\NOl Need At
CONFERENCE (IONI

Continued from FIrst Tage)
@Gumhoro c. +. Wilkins
@Harbcsou. X. l.. Jones.
Harrington
Asbury. J. Harry Wri4ht
Trinity T. c. Jones
Houston, to be supplied.
Indian River Milton Elliott.
kcnron and EIartly. to be sun
piled.
laurel
Centenary. f. D. Milbury.
Christ f. t. Bailey.
Circuit. Lee Elliott
MT. Pleasant. T. T.. BIiuron.
Lcwcs. W. II. Rcvcllc ST
%Lincoln City. +. ~ Wright
Magnolia. H. y. Nicklas
Middlctown. O. II. Connolly
Milford:
Avenue. Frank Hcrson
*Calvary. |. +, Wcrucr
Millsboro. W. l.. BcckWith
Milton:
Goshen. w II. Hudson,
Grace, Milton Elliott
Nassau and Unity f II TWitt.
"Occan View and Millvillc, T. G
LOuhOff
Odessa. II. NJ Davis
RehOhoth. d. W. Baker.
RoNana, J f. Langrall
Scaford:
Mt. Olvct and Gcthsrm1nc W
II stone
Si Johns. s T. Bradley
Circuit, &. = Butler.
S"lhyvillc. c. S Jarvis
Smyrna. r. r. Green
Townsend Tilshman Smith.
Whitrsvillc. \ 6 Thomas
Wyoming and Woodsidr W. {
EIackott
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
Bathing Beach VIII
Open On Sunday
Continued from First Page)

to make il smooth for dancing and
the trOlic of children.
The grounds about tn" park are
being graded. Rides SWINGS and
games are being put in condition.
Buildings. benches and Other tacili-
ties are Ecing painted. The SOfthall
diamond is being improved. In
fact. all OF the damage wrought by
the particularly rough weather of
the past winter is being repaired.
In the next few weeks. several at
fractions are to be booked for the
park which promise to make the
"Stay-at- home" scashOrc a munich
pal asset.
other communities are being in
vitcd 10 share in the pleasures tC
be found at Milford Park as the
commission has decided to open il
to other nearby towns
Churches. schools, and organiza
tiunS in other towns may arrane'
picniCS to be held AT this park, ant
all accommodations will be open L
them
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
Laud School Bond
Sale In Sussex Co,
(Continucd from First Pagc)

vim T.. Afflerbach Of Georgetown,
chairman Of the school drive. as the
schools have far exceeded the quota
assigned To them.
While the school drive ended Of
ficially on May ii, returns from
bonds sold in the schools are still
coming in. TO date John NJ. Clay
ton School has exceeded its quota
more than 400 per cent. The Sci
byville school also has made a fine
record.
II. Geigcr Omwake, principal OF
the Selbyville school. has accepted
the bond craftsmanship for Selby-
Vile
A meeting was held in Milford on
Monday night OF this week to push
the bond sales in this community
From present indications SUSSEX
county will go we'll over the top
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
FRIENDS REMEMBER MRS.
ALBERT WALLS BIRTHDAY

On Wednesday. May 9. Mrs. Al
bert Walls. who now resides i'll
Phoenix. Arizona. quietly celebrat-
cd her birthday. 1t was quite a
thrill for Mrs. Walls when the post
man brought her - cards and let
ters from friends and relatives in
Milford. The Walls moved to Ariz-
ona some months ago due to tn"
delicate health of their son. Bobby.
who is now improving.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
SERVICE EXHIBIT

An unusual exhibit will be shown
in the Baptist Church this Friday
evening. May p. al $ =. IN. Photos.
curios. souvenirs. gifts and native
attire will be shown. The short
program will include poems by
our own Milford boys If YOU have
any items of interest please phone
Milford 75SR and they will be in
cluded. The service group, in
Guiding wives and friends of the
service men. are sponsoring the eX-
hibit. Everyone is urged to attend
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
poo AHONTAS NOTES

Monday evening, May 2S. in the
Pocahontas Lodge Hall. the May
committee will sponsor another of
our famous bing0 parties: if the
weather gets warm this will he the
last one during the summer. There
Will be two tables for cards. if
any one cares to play.
Prizes and refreshments are in
Guided in the evenings fun All
Tor - cents. All welcome
All members who missed the
service in the PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Sunday morning. missed an hour
OF worship worthwhile. The com
mlttee wishes to thank Rev De-
chant for his message and all who
made it possible for our comfort
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
Furniture Refnishing
Demonstrators Topic
Continued from First Page)

The following leaders are cX-
pcctcd to attend Mrs. Hubert
Nahh. Mrs. Dan Galloway. Bridge
Vile: Mrs. Ed. Krcwatch. Mrs. Gro
vcI German. Delmar; Mrs. Frank
Thorpe. LcWcs; Mrs. &. Frank
Jones. Bchob0th; Mrs. Joseph Meg
2inson. Mrs. Charles Meyer
GEORGETOWN, Mrs, Albert ODay
Mrs Elsie Stock. Seaford; Mrs
Carter Markham. Mrs. W. u. Bur
ton. Fairmount; Mrs. Harrison
West. Gumboro; Mrs Edgar Jones
MillSb0ro, Mrs c. J. Truitt. Mrs
George Mcssick, Georgetown. anc
Mrs Nelson Hall and Mrs. FREQ
ireland Of Ellendalc.
Leaders from the Mt. Pleasant
Nanticokc Greenwood. Columbia
Broad Creek. Wesley and Slaughter
Neck Clubs will be named before
the training school
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB
NOTES

HOllymOunt Home Demonstration
Club met at the home of Mrs. Min
ME McIlvaine Wednesday after
noon, May 9th. with the President.
Mrs Elizabeth Stevenson, presid
ing Our secretary. Mrs Bertha
Millman. is able to leave the Beehe
Hospital where she has been Il pa
tient for some time. Mrs. Minnie
McIlvaine, who has been substitute
ing for Miss Millman. continues to
have the minutes give us review
of al activities in which the club
is engaged.
Mrs. Minnie McIlvaine defense
chairman. reported over 300 pounds
of clothing given in the United Ma
tiOnal Clothing Drive We also have
| % members who have Joined the
Blue Cross disqualification plan. and
have contributed $500 to the cancer
control movement
Miss NJ Gertrude Holloway. the
Home Demonstration Club agent,
gave an interesting illustrated talk
on the DumbartOn Oaks Plan and
the San Francisco Peace Proposals.
Meetings will be held from time to
time and speakers will be secured
to discuss these proposals. Not
only club members but everybody is
urged to attend these meetings in
order to get better understand
ing of what is being done at the
peace conference.
4 dramatic reading was given by
Mrs. Sally Burton. Mrs. Laura Da-
wilson presented an interesting
and entertaining game. Mrs. Mari
bel Markham and Mrs. Sally Bur
ton will be the leaders at our mex
meeting which will be held at Mrs
Willard Wehh's home. the subjeC
will be "Retinishing Furniture.
The hostess served delicious ic'
cream and crackers.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

The regular meeting date of the
W. c. T. L. of Calvary Methodist
Church will be changed from June
to June II. This postponement
is due to the reception for the new
minister being held on the regular
date of meeting. June 5. All mem-
bers please bear both dates in mind,
and plan to attend.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
Seed Certihcation
Service Available
Continued from First Pager

cation should make their applica-
tons for inspection.
Copies of the certiticati0n regula-
tions and application blanks may
b" obtained from the county agri-
cultural agents or from the seed
cortiticatiou committcc Delaware
crop Improvement Association. Box
I5o Newark. Del Application for
inspection of wheat. barley, and
rye should be sent in Immediately in
order To allow time for the inSpcc-
tors To see the field before il is
harvested
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25

Buy a poppy and help the vcter-
ans.
The Milford Free Public Library
will he closed all day Decoration
Day, Wednesday, May 30.
Why not help the war effort, the
scouts of Troop 102 and yourself
by getting out your scrap paper
and cardboard.
Milford chronicle., 1945-05-25
Officers Named BY
The Welfare Board
CONTINUED from first PaRe)

Quimby. executive DIRECTOR were
appointed delegates to the meeting
May II To discuss the proposed
council Of social agencies.
Mr. Laird and Miss Quimhy met
this week with the Sussex County
Levy Court at Georgetown to dis
cuss the appropriation for the COM
mo NEHr-