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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-03

Northway Cabs of Columbus, Ohio, atlko savo dali
svarbioj karO transportacjoj. Lai c. S. Denton sa-
vinnkas. pasako ape New SohotQpe savais zodziais:
Tie cabs kuriuos naudojom New SOhiotone buvo
blogai uzkep ir prastoi mechaniskoj padetyje Kom-
presinai bandymai daryti prm ir po naudojimo New
Sohiotone kaba uz Tie cabs dabar vekia Swell
Mai greitu isibegimu ir patemijOm zymu padau-
gejma myliu ant gaiOnO. Je taipgi daug lengvau
pradeda.' Mr. Denton po to dave uzsakyma daugiau
New Sohotone ir pasake, "As pasiryzs naudoti ii
reguliariai"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-03
.Pake|iuii ! N|irti
(vokisCiu a|ejimuose)
Raso
Balys Gaidziunas

pasiseks sumaisyti pedas ir vel iseiti lais-
We. Buvo visiskai aisku kad prasideda ne
paprastai sunkus kelias. Ar pasiseks juo
nesulauzytam vel sugryzti namus, ar be-
pamatysiu savuju ir draugu veidus?. :.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-03

PASTABA: NEW SOHIOTONE ir Sohio's
"All-Out' Special netaikom pataisymui blo-
gumu kurie paejo nuo mechanisko sugedmo
ar trukumu
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-03

Svarbps krumpliai apsaugo-
jami :. pilrfa Sohio trans
mission ir differential pa
tarnavimas. Senas, purvinas
ziemos rusies aliejus islei-
dziamas laukan. Uzpildoma
geru vasaros rusies Soho
Gear Lubricant.
The Valley settler., 1946-06-20
THO MAY GO TO CAMP

Any All Member uho is enrolled in l946 n, 0 joct md has his or her TO rk up to doto m7y go to cimp. Hs o1~ she must be in gcod health.
The Valley settler., 1946-06-20

EXTENSICN NEWS lAT.lNUsA WILEY All Club comp at Kings
 LAKE
 Boys: Tuesday, July to Friday, July 5. On July 9, Boys will moot at tho Extension Office ot lO:oo o.m. and fTen the TO will be tran sportod to King' Loko in imo for the noon meal. '-,'
 On July 4 if ;thoro is a celebration at Wosilla Lako (which thoro is. Ed.) trans portnt ion will bo flrn shed for the boys to attend. Boys should ascertain if parents arc going to attend the co1obro- tion. If not, arrnn gemonts vi1l be inodo for tho camp to furn ish picnic lunch. On July 5, Boys and Girls will hcvo picnic together at the comp md the boys uill leave the conS os 5:oo p.m. for tho Ext tension Office. They should mnko oun arrangements for transportation home from the Extension Office.
 Girlg. calp: Friday, July to Tuesday On July 5, Girls will moot It the Exton- sion Office tt 10:OO o.m. end from thoro wi Il be transported to King' Loko in timo for noon picnic lunch vi tn tho boys. On July g, Girls will be prepared to leave King's Loko ot 10: % o.m. for the Exton- sion offico. Girls should mako arrange monts for trcnsportotio ion home from tho Extension Office.
 TLY PICNIC Foanilis gro invited to 2ttond picnic, either bringing oun lunch or lott ing tho Extension Office know in tjmo to have extra food arranged It Camp. Ir eat ing ct Camp, there will be charge or about 5og lnodo for the picnic lunch DOT person.
 THO MAY GO TO CAMP
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
Man Prefers Lashes
To Extra Jail Term

Leroy Smith of Dover who two
weeks ago elected to receive 10
lashes rather than spend an ad-
ditiOnal year in Jail, was whipped
at the post in the Kent county Jail
yard at Dover shortly before noon
last Friday.
Smith. who had previously been
whipped twice. once with 10 lashes
and another time with 20 lashes.
took the whipping stOically The
lashes wkere imposed by Warden
J. Freeman Clark
Smith has long criminal record
dating back to 1885 and has spent
many terms in Jail. He was taken
before the Kent County Court of
General Sessions on September IL
on charge of grand larceny for
stealing some clothing from a truck
on a Dover street. He had been out
of Jail only a short time following
the completion of a previous SEN
tence Judge Charles l.. Terry, Jr.,
commented there was practically
nothing that any court could do to
aid him and then gave him choice
of serving two years in Jail or TAX
ing ten lashes and serving one
year.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
Milford p. T. A. Held
Meeting On Tuesday
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continued from UESJ page
trip to Washington. ID. c. It was
decided that deficit in the class
fund will be made up by the +. T.
A. Mrs. Baynum announced the
chairmen of the various commit
tees as follows
Membership - Mrs. George K.
Sheaffer; building inspection, Mrs.
A. +. Humes; health and physical,
Mrs. w. Dean Kimmel publicity,
Mrs. Ford Sewell; music and art.
Mrs. Irwin G.. Burton; ways aud
means, Mrs. Herman r. Phillips;
safety. Miss May Watson; play
ground. Mrs. A. +. Humcs; school
lunches. Mrs James Humes; build
ing committee. Mrs Byron Gibson
and Mrs. William K. Burke The
executive committee includes Mrs.
Herman r. Phillips. Mrs. W. Dean
Kimmel. Mrs. j. Holland Pretty
man. Herbert Nichols and Mrs.
Baynum.
On October %, at eight p m, a
panel discussion on the needs OF
the school will be held. the place
of meeting will be announced by
the president at later date. and
will take the place of the regular
October meeting. All members are
/ urged to attend this important ses-
sion
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27

Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Latchum.
Jr.. and daughter Karen Ann of
Barthsville, Okla. were overnight
guests Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs.
James II. Latchum.
Miss Helen Watson and Miss
Ruth Ann McIlvaine left Septem-
ber 20 on the 17-day American
Legion Convention Tour to San
Francisco. California.
Mrs. William H. Goodfellow of
Washington. ID. c.. was the mid
week guest of Mrs. Helen Boone
Deputy and her uncle. Mr.. Sam
mons on Clarke avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Latchum
and daughter, Su-Allan of Char
lOttcSVille. Va, have been spending
the past ten days with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James III. Latchum.
Gordon ManlOve, Pierce Malon-
ey. Bill Hugg and Donald Walls
were among the many people from
this section who attended the L. S
Marine Band Concert in Dover on
Sunday afternoon.
The following girls entered theil
freshman year at the University OF
Delaware. Newark on Sept. 10:
Phyllis Harrison, Geraldine Temin
Lorraine Mills. Catharine ArgO
Lois Williams and Isabelle Kish.
Harry H. MulhOlland. Jr., wa,
! graduated from Babson School 0
business in Boston on Friday o
last week. He has been enjoying
this week of vacation before be
coming part of the firm of JOIN
H. MulhOlland Company on Mon
day.
Mrs. l. j. Tease had as her guest
over the past week end Miss Gund
F., Opperman of Philadelphia and vii
lard d. Tease. both students a
Penn State College, Clyde b. Nc
Cauley of Oakland. California,
Temple University medical studen
Miss Ruthann Tease. also studyin
medicine at Temple University an
laude l.. Tease, attending Cnivcr
sity of Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
Personal Happenings

Mrs. Carl Collell is spending this
week in New York City.
John O. Snyder, a student at Uni
versity of Virginia, is spending this
week in town with Mrs. Snyder.
Mrs. Frank L. COnlin of Clay
mont spent the past week end here
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Postles Ham
mond.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter l.. Grier left
Yesterday for Mexico City, Mexico
where they will enjoy vacation of
more than two weeks.
Mrs. Harry L. Grier and Mrs. FL
mer T. Williams are spending this
week in RehObOth as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Dill.
Harry II. Brakeley of Borden
town. n. j., was the overnight
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Brakeley on Sunday.
Miss Ann Hugg and Mrs. James
Salisbury were in Atlantic City the
first part of the week attending a
conference of graduate nurses.
Miss Frances McNatt and Miss
Connie Taylor will spend this week
end in Annapolis where they will
attend the football game and h0I
nj the Naval Academy.
Thomas Bennett. student al
lemsOn College left yesterday fOl
Clemson. S c. after a short Vaca
ton with Mrs. Bennett and his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Bennett
Joseph J. Pearce, Jr. who ha
been spending the past five weeks
here and at RehOboth with his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph J. Pearc,
will return to Philadelphia on Sun
day and resume his studies d
Wharton School.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Robinson an,
Mr. and Mrs Max COrder AM
children have returned home iron
d weeks trip in the PocOnOs an
Catskill Mountains. The Corder
were celebrating their fifth wed
ding anniversary.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
Kiwanis Notes

At the regular Tuesday night
meeting the Milford kiwanis Club
received very clear picture of
what the local schools are trying
to do under the handicap of a linn
itcd budget.
Harold A. Shaterian. superin-
tcndent of Milford Schools, gave an
Outline of what the school is try
ing to do and with the prevalent
shortage of teachers they are fur
ther handicapped and pointed out
that the low salaries teachers re-
Ccivc are no incentive for anyone
To enter that field. He further eX-
planned the advantages of visual
education and how it is superior
in many ways to knowledge gain
ed from textbooks and the system
proved successful during the past
War
The plan is to try and reach all
pupils and gain their interest SO
tina ia larger majority of students
can benefit rather than just a few
and public support of the school
program is vitality needed.
Mr. Shaterian is very much in
terested in his work and seems to
have the knowledge of what is
needed and necessary to make our
schools rate with the best and if
properly supported he will push
his plans forward successfully.
One club member made sug-
gcstiOn that seemed to meet with
general approval and that was al
increase in the school rate, then
everyone could share and take part
in advancing a program that would
make us all proud of our schools
In conclusion Bernard Briggs
athletic instructor, outlined the
plans for wide variety of activi
ties in which boys and girls of al
ages can participate and benefit.
Herbert Nichols. elementar.
school principal and Walter Nc
Chimes, high school principal wcr'
also present and the program wa
under the direction Of Al. +
HumcS.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
Del. State To Meet
Carolina Tomorrow
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In the meantime, Tom Conrad
and his three aids still are reticent
as to the personnel of the team that
will open an eight game schedule
Saturday. but curSOry glance over
the practice field today was suffi-
cient to point the direction of a
goodly portion of what will be
Delaware'S strategy this fall
The air shall be filled with foot
balls. For the Delaware Hornets
devoted about 40 percent of their
plays to passing in scrimmage
yesterday, and today the ends and
backs worked on the aerial game to
the exclusion of all else
Coach Conrad said yesterday that
his Delaware squad is in top cOndi-
tiOn to meet North Carolina S
vOunted squad. the C. /. A. A. Sc
c0nd ranking eleven in l945.
The Delaware Hornets play Nor
gan State at Dover two weeks from
Saturday.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
Shawnee Club News

The Shawnee Home DemOnstra-
ton Club held its first fall meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. Walter
Conaway on Friday, September -,
at 1:30 p. IN. with d good attend
ance.
After the usual business was
transacted Miss Minerva Sipple
gave travelogue. She told about
her trip to California and showed
several pictures of the different
places.
1t was very much enjoyed by
everyone present.
The hostess served refreshments
of ice cream and cake
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs Norman Grove
on Friday, October II, at 1:30 p.
m. The subject will be Table Set
ting and Service" Plan to attend
your club meetings.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
Rally Day For
Milford Church

At the Pilgrim Holiness Church.
South East Front street Milford.
on Sunday. September 20. at 9:45
a. m. a special rally day will be
held in the Sunday school. They
are expecting a good crowd.
Awards will be given to the ones
getting the most new ones to come.
Rev. Sewell Bafford of Baltimore
will be with us. bringing the NOR
ming message. You are invited.
Come, bring your children and
enjoy this rally service with us.
to 7:30 p. m, Young Peoples
service. Charles Sorrells. presi-
dent
7:30 p. m. evangelistic services
with special songs, also message
by Rev Sewell Bafford of Balti-
more. Everyone welcome. Rev.
Charles W. Baker pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
ST0Rk COLUMN FROM THE
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

Girl Mr.. and Mrs. L. Emerson
Isaacs of Greenwood, born Sep
tember 1S
Boy-Mr. and Mrs. Elmer COL
Inns, of Milford. born September 20.
Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Russell G..
Wyatt of Milford. born September
20.
Boy Mr. and Mrs. Walter War
rem of Milford, born September %.
Boy-Mr and Mrs. Woodrow
Welch of Harrington, born Septem-
Der %.
Girl-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jack
son of Greenwood, born September
%.
Girl-Mr and Mrs. Sebastian
Simione of Georgetown, born Sep
tember %.
Boy - Mrs. Delbert Lindale of
Milford, born September "a.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
State Auxiliary
Officers Elected
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chairman, assisted by Mrs. K, Is.
Smith, Kent, and Mrs. Ella Dimes,
Sussex. Mrs. Olin Carlisle OF Hollo-
way Terrace was elected chaplain
and Mrs. Beatrice Lingo of Reno
both, the pianist. Mrs. Isabelle
DickersOn of CranstOn Heights VIII
serve as auditor.
HOstesses for the session includ-
ed: Mrs. George Swain, chairman;
Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Frank O'Neal.
Mrs. Arnet Potter. Miss lorii, Mrs.
Helen Porter. Mrs. Madeline Pyle,
Mrs. Anne POynter.
Mrs. Anna Gaskell of Cape
Charles, Va. president of the Del
nIarva Association Auxiliary, was
guest of honor.
Mrs. Alvin Ruth and Mrs. Mar
tin comprised the credentials com
mittee. Mayor Edward {. Evans
gave the address of welcome and
Mrs. James Wilgus of Selbyvillc
the response.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
Kent, SUSSEX Scottish
Rite Club Is Formed
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from the various towns of the two
counties.
After a splendid dinner served in
Firemen'S Hall. under the chair
manShip of DR.. Walter Nj. Address,
Lewes, permanent organization was
consumated with the following Of
ficers elected by the two hundred
consistory members present: Pres
ident. Arthur r. Hudson, Selby-
Vile; vice president. j. Henry Nc
DOnnell Dover; secretary. George
T. Macklin. Milford; treasurer, w.
ShOckley Daugherty, Houston; di-
rectorS for one year, Crah Long,
of Selbyville, William +. Matthews
of Smyrna and T. Scott Purse of
Seaford; directors for two years.
Willis Mitchell of Ocean View, Rev.
J. Harry Wright of Harrington
and DR.. Walter NJ. Andress OF
Lewes; directors for three years,
Dorsey V. Burnham of Milton, Will
liam Berry of Milford, and W. Har-
rison Phillips of Laurel.
J. Henry Mcdonnell, vice presi-
dent, and program chairman. is
planning a Ladies' Night in the
very near future.
Distinguished guests consisted OF
J. Allen Frear, Dover, thrice po-
tent master, Wilmington Lodge OF
! Perfection; Donald Ross, Martin
Wilmington, Sovereign Prince
Princes of Jerusalem; Harry F
! Newlin. Wilmington, Commanders
/ in-Chief, Delaware COnsistOry, and
George Duffy, Wilmington, Secre-
tary Delaware COnsistOry.
/ One hundred and sixty became
members under the charter mem
/ bership special fee. Charter viii
be held open for six months before
any change in membership fee i:
put into effect
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

The annual supper of Epworth
Methodist Church will be held on
October 26 in the Greenwood Fire
mems Hall. Watch for further de-
tails but remember the date.
A covered dish supper and rally
will be held in the basement of the
Calvary Methodist Church by Circle
No. on Friday evening, September
p at Z o'clock. All members are
requested to attend
The fall meeting of the Prcsby-
terry of New Castle will be held at
the Presbyterian Church at Snow
Hill Md. on Monday and Tuesday,
October Z and s. The Rev. Gordon
NJ Ruff, pastor of Red Clay Greek
Church. and moderator of the
Presbytery, will preside.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
School No. ; News

The usual club organizations OF
the Milford Junior High School be
gan their weekly meetings this
Thursday, according to the report
of f. j. Waters, principal. The
Modern Miss Club. The Better Hab-
its Club, Boy Scouts and Girl
Scouts will meet each Thursday
under faculty advisors.
The Girl Scouts will again have
as their advisor. Miss +. g. Wood
son, who has the honor OF being the
only Negro chosen from the area
including Delaware. Maryland, the
District Of Columbia and Virginia
for a scholarship to take leader
ship course for Intermediates which
was held at Camp Edith Massey in
PleaSantville. y. Y.
The results of the class and stu
dent council elections follow:
Grade President, Grace A.
Davis; vice president, Evelyn Hol-
land; secretary. Betty NAPLES
hostess, Bertha Turner.
Grade S President. Doris John
son; vice president, Pearl Lock
wood; secretary. Dolores Curry;
treasurer, Sidney Coverdale.
Grade 9 President. Patricia
Leftwich; vice president, Bill!
Lockwood; secretary. Catherine
Holmes; assistant secretary, Glor
ia Adams; treasurer. Leah Black
stOn.
Grade 10 President. Gloria Mos
ley; vice president, Irvan Deputy
secretary. Mildred Griffith; trea
surer. Mary Mason.
Grade President, Freddie Co
verdale; vice president Elizabetl
Hicks; secretary. Alberta Robin
son: assistant secretary. Jamezen
ma Nann; treasurer. Douglas Black
ston; assistant treasurer. DelOre:
Sharp.
Student Council President, Dan
iel Whalen; vice president, Doris
Baynard; secretary, Louise Cover
dale. .Demerald Bernard, Som.
Henry. Helena Carney, Sofrail
Holland.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
State w. c. T. u Plans
Sirty-seUenth Contention

The 67th annual convention OF
the Delaware Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will be held
Oct. .. 10 and II in the Centenary
Methodist Church at Laurel. Mrs.
Katie il. B. Dockety of this city,
state president. will preside.
Mrs. Mary dubois, president OF
the New Jersey State W. {. TT,
will be the guest speaker at the
opening dinner session on Wednes-
day night. Oct. 9.
The Friday meetings will be de-
voted to young people. There also
Will he a dinner on Thursday night.
Presidents Of all state unions and
delegates representing the various
unions will attend the convention.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27

The rummage sale held by the
Susannah Wesley Circle last Sat
urday. will be continued next Sat-
urday at the same place, the Lena
Jones property on North Walnut
street.
The Susannah Wesley Circle of
the Avenue Methodist Church will
hold a covered dish supper and
bazaar in the church on Tuesday
evening, November 10. Keep this
date in mind.
The w. S. C. S. of the Calvary
Methodist Church will hold their
fall rally and covered dish on
Tuesday evening. October 1, at Z
O'Clock in the church basement.
Let all attend and have a real
social time.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27

No ones musical career is
more interestingly watched by
local friends than that of Dick
Browning. All of the happen
ings of This Is The Army
company. of which Dick was a
member, have been noted dur
ing the war years. Now back
in civilian life, new hOnOrS are
coming his way. In the musi-
cal items of THE New York
Times" on September 23 the
news of Dicks appearance in
Town Hall as the winner of
the annual finalist's contest
was given. Additions of many
voices had gone on before and
these were the five remaining,
of which he was the winner.
The educational contest has
been carried on annually by
the Music Education League
for the past twenty-three years.
AS a result of this final win
ming Dick will appear in Town
Hall as tenor soloist in
April, singing with the Center
Symphony Society Orchestra.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
DeIatUare PAGER Wins
SI,2OO Reading Event

READING. Pa. up Driven by
Len burlington of Melfa, Va, Mrs.
William f. Sheeler's Guadalcanal
won the $1,000 224 trot in straight
heats at the closing of the Reading
Fair Grand Circuit Meeting recent
ly.
Performance. owned by J. NJ.
Davis, Of Clayton, Del. and driven
by Ehen Saunders, of Harrington,
Del, took the PIP pace purse ST.
POO. in straight heats. The Reading
Free For All For Pace. with ST.
POO purse, was won by Deep
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
Kent Schoolman Gets
Leave Of Absence

f. Paul Burkholder, rural su-
pcrvisor of schools in northern
Kent county for the State Board OF
Education. has been granted an in
definite leave of absence, effective
October without pay. by the State
Board of Education. This action
was taken upon the request OF Mr..
BuTkholder, who is the Republican
candidate for state senator in the
First Senatorial District of Kent
county. embracing the area he
serves for the school system.
Mr.. RurkhOlder melted that he
plans an intensive campaign
throughout the district, starting i'll
October and he felt he should do
this work while not on the payroll
of the State Board of Education.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
Expect 10000 Bushels
OF RehObOth Oysters

a harvest of 100000 buslcl, of
oysters are expected to be "eaped
from Rehoboth Bay this year. it
was announced by the Delaware
commission of Shell Fisheries. last
week.
approximately 275.O00 bushels
OF oysters were planted in the Bay
during the year ending last June
80. The season opened Sept. /.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
Local Ceddrs Are
Visiting Other Forests
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Two hundred and twenty-siX
Masons of Annapolis were organ
lied and installed as Annapolis
Forest. No. 1876, T. c. L. A mann
mouth parade. headed by Capitol
Forests S5-piece band of Wash
ington. d. c.. preceded the cere-
monies. which were held in the
L. S. O. Building. Supreme Tall
cedar Hackenberger personally
greeted each member of the Ever
green's delegation.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
UNION METHODIST CHURCH

There will be Sunday school at
2 p. m. on Sunday, September 80,
and preaching service at , p. m.
by the pastor. Rev. Bundick.
The W. S. c. S. will meet at the
church on Friday evening, October
d.
We hope to have good attend
anCe.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27

Miss Cornelia l.. VienOt. Chief
Woman, L. S. y. r.. has received
her honorable discharge after serv-
ing for almost four years in this
branch of the service. She attended
Huntley College in Bronx, ~ Y.
for her basic training, and from
there she was sent to a. and NJ
College in Oklahoma for a special
course and after completion of this
training she was put on active duty
at San Diego. California, and later
was transferred to Los Angeles
where she served until her dis
charge August /.
Chief Woman NicnOt is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Irving
NienOt Of RehobOth Beach She will
make her home in Los Angeles and
will make her first visit home in
two years at Christmas time.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27

Mrs. Chester Benson called
together number of her
friends for d talk fest on Fri
day evening at her farm near
town. All are young matrOns,
most of them with young chill
dren, and their interest was
mutual. A grand time was en-
joyed by Mrs. Merrill Ivins,
Mrs. William Manlove. Mrs.
Remsen Barnard. Mrs. George
H. Draper, Mrs. Theodore
Townsend, Mrs. James Cres-
son, Mrs. Larry Isaacs, Mrs.
John O. Snyder and Mrs. Will
liam Burke.
Milford chronicle., 1946-09-27
GsS
FOURACRE WILEY

A. Claude Fouracre of Middle
town. announces the marriage of
his daughter. Patricia Maude, to
NJ. Prettyman Wiley, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Wiley, of Dover, in
Elkton, Md, on Friday, April >.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. c. Nj. Cope.
The bride is a graduate of the
Middletown High School and re-
Gently completed her second year
of training as cadet nurse at the
Delaware Hospital, Wilmington.
Mr.. Wiley, a graduate of Dover
High School. served in the I. 5.
Navy three years before his hon
orable discharge in January.
The couple plan to make their
home in Dover. where Mr.. Wiley
is associated with the International
Latex Corporation.