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Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
GIRL SCOUTS NEWS

Cndaunted by the threatening
skies over head. Il group of the In
termediate Girl Scouts with their
Leader Went ahea dwith their plans
lor an overnight bicycle and camn-
ing trip this past SATURDAY.. Sent
2S.
Loaded down like pack peddlers"
they left town about o'clock and
with only few stops to adjust
some of the packs (which had a
tendency To fall 10 one side. the
group soon arrived at their des-
tinatiOn.
Dividing up into various small
groups To gather wood and prepare
the t0aSting sticks, il wasn't long
before preparations for eating had
been made. hut being that il was
too early to eat. thc group set
about exploring the surroundings
and playing games.
About D O'Clock, the fires were
laid and soon everyone was enjoy
ing sumptiOus meal of baked
beans. hot dogs. carrots and grape
juice. BY that time il was definitely
decided that ole Man Weather"
was ON their side and the tents
were pitched for the night in M
time at all. =
After that, the Scouts played
more games. learned more new
songs. and sang some of their old
favOriteS. sitting around the bon
fire and enjoying its friendly
warmth. Soon bedtime dolled
around and the girls were glad TO
crawl in and were soon bedded
down for the night. For awhile
there was much giggling and shout
ing between tents especially when
guest left his 'perfummed calling
card" which marred the pleasant
OdOr of the surrounding forest.
The next morning everyone was
awake bright and early to see the
sun come up over the water, hut
the gray clouds married this in
spring picture: so the girls quickly
set about getting breakfast to sat
isfy their ravenOus appetites.
AS they had planned to be back
in town for Sunday school. the
rest of the time was spent break
ing camp" and tying the pack rolls
on their bikes for the homeward
trip.
The girls all agreed that they
had a swell time and are looking
forward to their next trip.
Those girls who participated in
this outing were: Loretta Baker
Jane Greene. Betty Mae SnOwber-
ger. Kay Taylor. Doris Gibson, Rsr-
bara Sheaffer. Dorothy Mae Ben
nett and Dolores Lapetina.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
Pay OF Teachers
Is Held Too LOlr
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Surveying (andi,lateS

Mrs. William NJ Richardson of
Dover. chairman of legislation for
the branch. also reported an inter
view with DR.. Miller. She is sur
veyin9 the stand ON educational
problems taken by candidates for
the state legislature and also for
national office. She urged that
members of each of the three bran
ChcS of y. y. I. W. in the state also
interview the candidates concern-
ing these vital problems.
Mrs Herman r. Phillips of Mil
ford presided at the meeting. al
tended hy representatives of the
Wilmington, Dover and Sraiord
branches
\ guest at the meeting and the
luncheon was Mrs. w. Clayton
Lytle. past president of the Will
mingtOn branch. who is a candi-
date from the Sixth Representative
District on the Republican ticket
in the coming election.
Others Make Reports
Chairmen who made reports
were:
Mrs George w Rigby. vice-pres-
idcnt Wilmington; Mrs Paul IlOdG-
son. secretary. Dover; Mrs w. q.
COvey. treasurer. ScafOrd; Mrs
Twiford Morris. chairman of i'll
ternati0nal relations: Mrs. Lynn
Waller, chairman Of social studies ;
Mrs. Bernard \. Hess. chairman OF
publicity; Mrs. O. COmella. chair
man of arts program: Miss Norma
Smarte. chairman of fellowship
Mrs. Howard w James. historian
Mrs. Harry Sedwick. past president
of the division; Mrs. Earl S. Rider
president of the Wilmington
branch: Miss Caroline Budd. pres
ident of the Dover branch. and Mrs
J. Leland Fox. president OF tn,
Seaford branch; Miss Ruth Anne
Russell. editor OF the division direc
tory
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04

The Calvary Methodist Church
will hold its annual bazaar and
supper on November s in the
church basement. Watch the pa
pers for further announcements.
The Brotherhood Glass of the
Calvary Methodist Church Sunday
School will meet at the home of
Ed. Favinger on Tuesday evening
OF next week. The president wish
es as many members to attend as
can make it convenient.
The Visual Education Committee
OF the First Presbyterian Church
announces that a feature motion
picture will be shown in the Sun
day school room on Saturday, Oc-
tober 3, at 2;30 p. m. and 7:30 p.
m. On Sunday night at 1880 o.
clock religious film will be
shown. These pictures will be
shown on the new Bell and
Howell lG nm. protector recently
purchased by the Presbyterian
Church. These are sound" pic
lures. A free will Offering will be
taken at each showing
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
Rcr. Bailey Is Killed
By Car On Highlrdy
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Funeral services were held Tues
DAY afternoon AT > o'clock in cal
vary Methodist Church. Milford
Mr. Bailey for Il number OF years
Was pastor of that church.
The Rev. DR.. Thomas &. Multi
san. Dover District superintendent
assisted by the Reverend
Leslie +. Werner, pastor of the
church: the Rev. {. =. Butler OF
Staford Circuit, and the Rev. {. r.
Straushur2. PAN bearers were
members of canterbury Church
which Mr.. Bailey served as supply
pastor since his retirement.
The body laid in State in the
church Tuesday from noon To >
T. m lnterment was made in
Georgetown cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
GreenlrOOd Ladies
Auxiliary Meets

The Ladies' Auxiliary of Green
wood Volunteer Fire Company No.
|, held their monthly meeting ON
Friday night September 27, in the
fire hall. with ~ members pres
cnt.
Mrs. Ray Spence. president, pre-
sided
\ report of the county associa-
ton meeting at SeaiOrd was given.
Mrs Iva Edgell WAS accepted as
Il new member.
Election of officers was held
New officers are as follows.
President, Mary Uhler; vice
president, Ray Spence; secretary
Delema Smith; assistant secretary
Virginia COnoway; treasurer. Rutl
lIynSOn; assistant treasurer, t'lar;
Lee Coulter
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
WEDDING
HANERLAND SHORT

I!ANERLAND SHORT
Miss Elizabeth lIavtrland, dau-
ghter of Mrs Malcna Ethel lIaver-
land and the late Mr. Henry II.
IIaverland of Cincinnati. O.. and
First 1t. William Philip Short
Jr.. L. S A.. son of Mr. William
=. Short of Bethany Beach and
Mrs. Mary James Short of AIcXan-
dria. Va. were married in the Altc
Dortkirchc tOld Village Church .
Berlin, Germany. on September 2l.
The ceremony WAS performed by
Chaplain Wayne H. Burdue. 252nd
Engineer Combat Battalion. Berlin.
Miss Geneva Barnett was SOlOiSt.
The bride was given in marriage
by Mai. David II. Woods, executive
officer of the battalion to which 1t.
Short is assigned.
Miss AIildron Baron and Miss
Catherine Young attended the
bride
Second 1t. John X Boycc was
best man.
Second 1t. James L. Roberts was
usher
A reception at the Harnack House
Officers Club. formerly part of the
( Kaiser Wilhelm Institute. followed
The bride is a graduate OF Little
ford Nelson College Cincinnati, o.
and prior to employment by the
War Department III Berlin. was
with the Office of Civilian Defense
and the Office of IEter-Americal
Affairs in Washington. She is ;
member of the Alpha Iota Interna
tional HOnary Society The bride
groom is a graduate OF Culver Mil
itarv Academy and also ATTENDED
the United States Military Academy
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
SAND HILL CHURCH
HOMECOMING

There will he a homecoming
celebration at Sand Hill Church.
located ON the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Highway on Sunday October s.
Sunday school will be held at noon.
and the worship services will begin
AT II Il. IN. Rev. Frank McCorkle
will be the guest speaker At the
morning service. The evening ser
vice will be held at : p. M. with Dr.
Thomas Mullisan as the speaker.
\ large attendance is hoped fo"
of old and new members Special
music and singers will be Il part OF
the program. Everyone is welcome
and urged to attend.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
Beekeepers Assn.
To Meet October II
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members. reported that last year
his production per colony was al
most twice the Delaware average of
29.9 pounds. This year, his antici-
pated production per colony is al
most three times that figure. His
MAN honey sources are clover,
lima beans and golden rod
Dr. Louis A. StearnS. Extension
cntomolo2ist at the University Of
Delaware, urges all interested in
teekeeping to attend this fall meet
ing. Bookkeeping, he says. is one of
the essential industries of a2ricul-
ture. Since wild bees and other
beneficial insects that naturally do
the job of pollinatine are disap-
pcarin2, the Importance OF honey
bees to the farmer grows greater
each year.
To emphasize the value of bees to
Delaware agriculture. Dr. StearnS
reminds farmers that studies in
1912 on the value OF bees in pOllina-
ton of lima beans showed that
yields were increased by as much
as 80 percent due 10 the presence of
bees as pOllinatinG agents for the
crop.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
SC0CT NEWS

The Senior Girl Scout Troop,
which has recently been organized,
held their weekly meeting at The
home of Mrs. Lois Russell last Mon
day night. y very enjoyable sur
prise was in store for all who at
tended. M. Baecklcre Of the Milford
Lions Club. along with Mrs. Dean
Kimmel and Mrs. Frank Grirr. were
visitors Of the evening. All three
are ON the troop committee, and
they gave many helpful suggest
ions toward money making pro-
jcct for new uniforms.
We enjoyed having them very
much. and hope that they will re-
turn often in the future
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
LATE DECIPLES CLASS NOTES

A covered dish supper will be
held in the social hall of the church
on Friday. October 4, at O'Clock.
Bring a covered dish and the fam
lily.
The regular monthly meeting
will be held on Tuesday evening,
October s. in the social hall of
the church Those entertaining:
Thelma Carpenter, Gladys Pa
quette. Lillian Parker and Mary
Smack.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
Obituary
HARRINGTON

HARRINGTON
Mac O'Dell Harrington, age 60
years. passed away in Milfor dMem-
Orial Hospital, Tuesday. October =.
Funeral Services will he held Sun
day afternoon. October &, at the
Berry Funeral home, Milford at
one O'Clock. lnttrnmcnt, Hollywood
Cemetery, near harrington. Friends
may call at the funeral home Saun-
day evening after SrVe no'cl0ck. lie
is survived by three daughters. Mrs.
Esther Pride. Lincoln, Mrs Virginia
McCOlley and Mrs Elizabeth Ham
mond of Milford. three sons, Paul
Of Slaughter Beach. Thomas of Mil
ford. and Solomon of Lincoln: two
brothers. l-aryell Harrington of
Milford and Elmer Harrington of
Philadelphia, Pa
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
Food Preservation
Champ To Get Trophy
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Any hOmemakcr in Delaware
who has canned. frozen or stored
foods in 1916 is eligible to enter
This contest. Entry blanks will he
distributed through county EXten-
SION offices, Delaware Power and
Light Company offices, canning
centerS AT Caesar Rodney and Lord
Baltimore schools. local Farm Blu
rrauS and Oranges. new Spapcrs,
nd members OF the committees
Entries must be mailed To the
state Board OF Agriculture before
October H. Judging will be based
On the quantity Of food preserved
quality and appearance of food,
whether adequate for family needs
and whether storage is provided in
the home.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04

DagsbOrO and Miss Phyllis
Pack of Cranbury. y. j.. who
wore French chiffon gowns of
pastel shades with picture hats
to match their gowns. They
carried bouquets of roses. Pc
tite Mary Ann Matthews was
the flower girl. MIR. Ralph Den
mis- of Palmyra was the best
man and the uShprS were Mr..
Preston Dyer MIR. Richard
KINNEY. Mr.. Claude Tease. Mr..
Leroy Rust and Mr. Harry
Mulholland. all from Milford.
Mrs. Pack. the brides mother.
chose Il chartrcuse lace gown
with which she wore Il match
ing hat that featured ostrich
feathers. Her cOrSage was
brown orchids. Mrs. Stokes.
the grOom's mother. wore Il
robins egg blue gown, and Il
halo type hat of brown lace
and velvet. Her corsagr was
white orchids. The church was
elaborately trimmed With pink
roses and large fall chrysan-
themums. The reception, at
tended by friends from this
and neighboring states. was
held at the Indian Beach Club
where the Ralph Lane Orches-
ira from New York played. The
young couple are now on il
wedding trip To Florida.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
BENEFIT CARD PARTY IN
ODD FELLOWS Hiding

A public card party for the ben
eft OF Margaret c. Pyle Rebekah
Lodge will be held in Odd Fellows
Temple on October 10 at s p. m.
There will be tables for bridge.
500 and bridge Mrs. Jonathan S.
Willis is general chairman.
The following committees have
been appointed: Prizes. Mrs. Claude
Beswick. tickets. Miss Alice
Brown, refreshments. Mrs. Ed
ward Mulholland: tables, Mrs.
Frank Neltie: binGo Mrs. John w.
Longbotham BE present for a good
time.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
Used Clothing Drive
Begun In East Area
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which in many respects will be
worse than last year.
During the four months ending
August 81 1916, Church World Ser
vice. representing the combined
Protestant material aid program,
shipped to Europe and Asia com
modities valued at $1.19S.l6O. or
an average of $29954o IA month.
This program will be increased
during the fall.
a goal Of $4,000 600 of contribute
ed supplies has been set for De-
cember 81. 1916. and $l2.000.000 by
.'al" 80. l947
Gifts OF used clothing and can
ned food are being requested both
from individuals and church
groups. All Materials il is pointed
out. should be shipped To the col
l"ctinG center. prepaid
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
WEDDINGS
StIlREN MANLONE

On Friday evening, September -,
in the Chapel of the Avenue MethO-
dist Church. Miss Mary MattisOn
Schrey, daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Sherman W. Schrey of Milford and
Theodore Roosevelt ManlOye. son
OF MIR. and Mrs George ManloYe OF
Milford were united by Rev Dr.
Frank HerSon The attendants We're
Mr. Horace Van Buren, and Mrs.
Lillian Btthard.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
NICHOLS

Charles w Nichols, age 65 years.
died last Saturday. September 2S.
1916. in Chester Hospital. Chester
Pa. Funeral services were held at
, O'Clock from the Berry Funeral
Home in Harrington. with the Rev.
Thomas {. Jones. pastor of Trinity
Methodist Church. officiating. In
terment was made at Hollywood
Cemetery. He is survived by one
son. Charles l.. Nichols. of Buffalo.
NNeW York; two sisters. Mrs. Min
ME Cooper. Denton. Md. and Mrs
Edwin Fulmer, of Chester. Pa; and
one brother. Raymond Nichols. OF
Hickman. Del.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04

Several twO-ycar-OldS or
Whereabouts. were invited to
RehOboth on Tuesday to help
with the celebration of the
second birthday of Anne Opie
Chancellor. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Opie Chancellor. who
is visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Holzmucller
at their summer cottage. The
guests had lovely time with
their faVors. the beautiful
lighted birthday cake and the
ice cream. not mentioning the
play. interesting to those who
looked on. Present from Mil
ford were Linda Glicr. George
Draper. Elizabeth and Bob
Bnris. G.. V. Roberts and Con-
ME Townsend. From Lewes
and RehObOth were Holly
Carter, Nancy Poole, Mary
Alice Birmingham, Mimi Poole.
Meredith Townsend, Nicki
Maull and JOY McMams.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
&sT
i[TNCADE WILSON

Mrs. Grace Kimcade. of George
town, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Belts of Milton and Mr.. Ed
ward Wilson. son of Mrs William
Wilson and the late Mr. Wilson OF
Milford, We're quietly married in
Salisbury Md, by the Rev II. II.
Fox. ID. d.. September %
They We're attended by Miss En-
ma Malin, cousin OF the bride.
and Roy Thomas, both of Whining
ton. The bride is the owner and
manager OF the Georgetown Beau
~ Salon. in Georgetown, and Mr..
Wilson is engaged in farming and
the soft drink business. They will
make their home in Georgetown
upon their return from honey
moon in the South.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04

Mrs Louis Wargo Of Wash
inGtOn. ID. c.. announces the
marriage OF her daughter
Irma Marie. to Mr.. George
Hall Deakyne. which took
place in that city on Septem-
ber 20 at the Brookland Meth
odist Church with the Rever-
end Dr. Raymond W. White
officiating at the double ring
ceremony. They were attend
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hes
en- of Washington They spent
sometime at Virginia Beach.
Va. before returning to the
District Court House. Depart
ment of Justice. where they are
both employed. Mr.. Deakyne
is the son of Mrs. Della Hall
Deakyne and the grandson of
Mrs George II. Hall.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
DEPUTY

Solomon Deputy, age 93 years.
one of the oldest residents of FL
lendale, passed away on Monday,
September 80. at the home Of his
daughter. Mrs William Conoway.
near Lincoln. Mr.. Deputy spent all
OF his life farming near Union
Church. Ellendale. until the death
OF his wife. Ida Short Deputy. in
1923, at which time he went to
live with his daughter. Funeral
services were held from Union
Church at o'clock on Thursday
afternoon. Rev Bundick of Ellen
dale and Nh Theodore Hall of Mil
ford. otticiated Mr.. Deputy is sur
vived, in addition to his daughter.
by one brother, Mr.. Wilbur Dep
uty. of DreNel Hill, Pennsylvania :;
many nephews and nieces and a
host of friends.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04

Yesterday Mrs. Robert Ru-
d0lph entertained some friends
at her home near town when
SHE invited them for dessert
bridge at one. Present were
Mrs. Charles Banning, Mrs
Herman Phillips, Mrs. Gene
Pratt, Mrs. Lester Adkins.
Mrs. J. Lynn Pratt, Mrs. Fran
els Lcithiser, Mrs Edwin
Mcssick. Mrs. John Burris,
Mrs. Roscoe Galloway, Mrs.
August FaiX. Mrs. John Baker
and Mrs. Howard Bramhall of
Georgetown. This evening Mrs.
Rudolph will entertain am
other group who have been in
vited for dessert and bridge at
eight.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04

The Ladies' Auxiliary of
Memorial Hospital will meet
at the Nurses !iome on Lake
View avcEu" on Wednesday
afternoon. October 9 at three.
Mrs. J. Lynn Pratt, the prcsi-
dent, would appreciate good
attendance because OF the i'm
portant business on hand
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
UNION METHODIST CHURCH

The W. S. c. S. will meet at the
church on Friday evening. Octo-
Der 4. Ice cream for sale.
Sunday school at = p. m, on
Sunday, October &.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. John ManlOve
welcomed IA little daughter i'll
Memorial Hospital on Septem-
ber % and have named her Pa
tricia Kay. Mrs. Manlove was
The former Miss Victoria Hur-
lev of Seaford and was tea
cher in the high school here.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04

Mrs. Laurence Fitchctt is
hostess this week to friends,
entertaining Il group last
night and again this evening
for cards.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04

Many Milford friends at
tended the wedding at noon on
Sunday of Miss Blanche Edna
Pack. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Pack of DagsbOrO. and
Mr.. George Clement Stokes,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ.
Stokes. which took place in st.
Edmond's r. {. Church at Re
hobOth with the Reverend
James V. O'Neill of Whining
ton. performing the cere-
mony. Mr.. William Mittcn of
Milford played the wedding
music and accompanied Mr..
Victor r. Clarke of Whining
ton. who sang during the nup-
tial mass. The bride. given III
marriage by her father, wore
a gown of Italian brocaded
satin. An off the shoulder
%eckline was held with a net
woke. which was embroidered
with seed pearls. The long
fitted sleeves and the tight
bodice were pointed ana the
mlI skirt formed the long
train. The illusion veil. seal
loped and OF finger-tip length.
was held by Il seed pearl tiara.
Her shower bouquet was OF
white orchids. Miss Charlotte
Pack was maid of honor for
her sister. Her gown was OF
mona French chiffon with
which she wore a matching hat
of net. Her bouquet was OF
lavender orchids. The othef
attendants were Miss ELAINE
Steele of RehOboth. Miss Bar
bara Trittipoe of Elizabeth. y.
l. Miss Marie Dennis OF
PALMYRA. y. j.. Miss Rita Mas
toloni. of Brooklyn. \. "
Miss Katherine Layiield ol
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04

x##k va Sunday i'm the Lin
IA \ coin NJ e dist
~ zs1A " Church. Miss Janis
II itch Clendaniel.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Clendanicl. became the
bride of Harry George Green
ley. Technical Sergeant. Uni
ted States Army. with the Rev
"rend Paris &. Greenity. un-
Gle Of the groom and ihc Rev
erend +. ~ Wright officiating.
Mrs. Henry Wilkins. cousin of
the bride. played the wedding
music Miss Natalie Turpin,
niece Of the groom. sang II
Love You Truly" and BE
cause. The bride, who was
given i'll marriage by her ia
lher. wore Il gown of white
satin with chiffon insert APP
pliqued to Il square nccklinc
The long sleeves of her gown
tapcred to Il point over her
hands. The tingertip ullc
veil was held in place by
tiara of seed pearls and she
carried shower bouquet of
white roses and stephanotis
with white orchid center.
The brides sister. Miss ALL
cen Clendaniel. was maid Of
honor and only attendant. She
wore Il pale yellow taIfcta
gown with matching full length
mitts. She carried bouquet
OF layendar and white chrys-
nnthemums and pink roses and
wore Il tiara of flowers. Mr..
Doyle Greenley. brother of the
groom. was best man. Mr..
Frank Clendaniel, Jr.. Mr..
Richard Clendaniel. Mr. Thos.
Clendaniel. brothers of the
bride. and Mr.. Alvin Green
ley. brother OF the groom. were
the ushers The brides mother
wore a black crepe twO-piece
dress with a flesh pink crepe
yoke. She wore matching pink
gloves and a black hat trim
med with pink feathers. Her
cOrsage was of pink roses.
The grOOm's mother wore Il
navy crepe twO-piece dress
trimmed in white Her navy
hat was trimmed in white fea-
Tiers and her gloves were
white. Red roses formed her
corsage. A reception followed
the ceremony at the home of
the brides parents. After Il
honeymoon in the South the
couple will live at Westovcr
Field. Mass. where the groom
is temporarily stationed.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04

Mr. and Mrs. Rollic Miller
are the proud parents of a son
born in Memorial Hospital on
Tuesday, October l. He is the
second son and at this writing
mas not been named. Mrs.
Miller is the owner of the Cozy
Beauty Shop on the Boulevard.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04

Mrs. Frank l.. Daley of Day
ton. Ohio, has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace G.. Tro-
pea at THEN home on South
Walnut street this week. Sew
eral years ago DR. and Mrs.
Daley were Milford residents.
spending few years here
with their daughter Drew.
and their son Bub. as his
friends knew him. Drew is now
on her way to Germany. where
her husband is with the Army
of Occupation and Bub is living
with his family in Dayton.
Milford chronicle., 1946-10-04
THIRTY YEARS AGO
TAKEN FROM THE 1916 FILES OF
THE MILFORD CHRONICLE

Miss Mary F. Mears is visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. Green Workman.
of Harrington.
Mrs. George Macklin, with her
son George Jr.. returned to Brook
lyn last week after spending the
summer in Milford.
MIR. and Mrs. Potter Coffin of
North Milford have Il fine daughter
which arrived on Tuesday. Mother
ana daughter are doing fine.
DR.. William Marshall left Milford
en- Wednesday morning for DEM
ing. New Mexico. He is under ord
-ers from the United States Govern
ment TO report there for duty.
Minerva Layton was admitted Ia
the Milford Emergency HospitaI
this week.
samuel Powell, registrar for the
tlrSt Election District of the Tenth
Representative District OF Kent
0unty, who resides in Milford
Neck had his right arm broken last
sunday when "a mule kicked him.
Mr.. Powell had walked into the sta
Die when. without warning, the ami
NAL kicked him, breaking his arm
between the wrist and the elbow.
Trips TO Harrington by the femi-
hlne portion of the population of
Seaford are likely TO be few and far
between if all travellers are accord
ed the same treatment given Miss
annie Qulllen, Il teacher of the fifth
Sfade IN the Seaford public school
Al the close of school last Friday
alterh0on. Miss Quillen went To her
nome III Harrington, returning here
sunday night. Upon her arrival
hefe she was met by member of
Oh the Board of Health and inform
ed that she had been in district
injected with infantile PARALYSIS
she would not be permitted to teach
unless she complied with the rules
OF the Board of Health. She was re-
CURED to take a bath. have all her
clothing. including the contents of
SUIT case fumieated with formal
oehyde have her nose and month
sprayed, and hair washed in a soln-
non OF water and bichlOride tablets
"lter which she was warned that il
would not be wise to visit Harrine.
Ton again as long as there are case,
Ol lnfantile paralYSiS thnre