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Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
Prominent Milford
Granger Passes
II. X. IemeX Had Been In Poor
Health For Sometime

Henry Ross IomcX. 50. Milford
farmer and GRANGER for 81 ySars,
died last Friday May Il, 1916, at
Milford Memorial Hospital
Up until his illness in January.
Nh LcmcN had for many years
taken an active part in the Grange
ANA served as master OF Milford
Grange No. 6 for "i4l' years. He
was also captain OF the degree team
and cOnVersant with all details of
the Grange ritualistic procedures.
\ native of Canada. he came to
Milford about 10 years ago. special
izing in truck and chicken farming
Surviving are: his wife. Mrs
Mary +. LcmcX; daughter. Mrs
Preston kent0n: a sister Mrs Min
mic Howe. OF Houston. and two
grandchildrCn.
Funeral services were held al
the LOfland Funeral Home. Milford
Sunday afternoon at o'clock The
following Past Masters OF Milford
Grange served as pail bearers: S
GOlan Armour. Howard Il Moore
Paris G.. Kirby. Clarence +. Jester
+. Davis Watson. and Charles +,
Grove
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
Clarence K. Tatman
Succumbs Suddenly
Well known Kent County Farmer
Victim Of Heart Attack

Clarence Kenneth Tatman. ST.. 80
years old, we'll known farmer of
near Houston. died of heart at
tack last Saturday afternoon while
moving hay on his farm on the
lIarrington-Mi Milford highway.
Although he had been under a
PHYSICIANS care for heart con-
dition recently. Mr. Tatman seemed
we'll al noon. His wife. Mrs. Mar
garct Nichols Tatman. discovered
his death on her return from shOp-
ping in Harrington a few hours
later.
Born near Greenwood. Mr.. Tat
Frank Tatman and Mrs. Sally Lord
Tatman. now living at Harrington.
He had lived in the Houston vicin-
ity all his life
In addition to his wife and mo-
thcr. he is survived hy three sons
Clarence X. .Ir.. and Merritt. both
recently discharged from the Army
and Alton Tatman; a brother. Har-
ry Tatman. all of Harrington: :
sister. Mrs. Bertha Draper o
i BridGcvillc. and granddaughter
Sandra Lee Tatman of Harrington
Funeral services were held at the
Boyer Funeral Home in Harring
ton on Tuesday at o'clock. Tn,
Rov. Charles W Spry of Cheswolt
Methodist Church officiatod Inter
ment in Hollywood cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
V. F. w. Post To Sell
Poppies On Weekend
Blue Hen Post Sponsoring Drive
In Milford

Members of the Blue Hen Post.
Y. f. w, will offer for sale this
Friday and Saturday. May "A and
-. 'Buddy' pOppies. and the CO.
operation and patronage of Milford
citiZcnry is being sought by the
overseas veterans participating in
the sponsorship of this worthy
cause. A SiZcablc proportion of the
funds realized from the sale go to
hospitali2cd handicapped veterans
who toll throughout the year MAX
ing these gay little flowers Of re-
membranes in an effort TO sup
plemCnt their gcagrc incomes and
thereby provide necessities for
themselves and their dependents.
Buy a poppy Friday or Saturday
give as much as you can spare
and help the physically handicap
ped lad who gave so much for YOU,
Blue Hen Post. Y. +. w. has So
lcCtcd eleven delegates and six al
tcrnatcs to represent the local post
at the annual PnCampment of tn,
Department of Delaware. Veterans
of Foreign Wars. to he held at Rc-
hobOth Beach on June II and Is.
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Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
III. E. Selders Killed
Near Eddystone, Pa.
Harrington Man Victim Oi crash
Last Sunday. Was A Cripple

Harold Ellsworth Seldcrs, age -,
part owner of the Electrical Equip
ment and Maintenance Co.. of Har-
rington. son of Harry Soldiers and
the late Clara I'ike Soldiers, was
killed in an automobile accident
al Eddystone. Pa, on Sunday last
after taking treatments in hOSpl-
tai in Philadelphia. He was ii victim
OF infantile paralysis, being forced
to wear braces and use CrutcheS.
He was born in F'armin2tOn but had
lived in Harrington all of his life.
Funeral services were held from
the Church of the BrethCn. Far
mingtOE at p. m. Daylight SaVin"
time. Wednesday in charge Of the
Reverend William Mcdaniel. pas
tor of the church. IntCrment. st.
.IOhnstOwn Cemetery near Green
wood Besides his father and step
mother he is survived by one broth
tr. Harvey Selders of Baltimore
and two sisters. Mrs. Lester Taylor
and Mrs. Seth Baker. both of
: Greenwood Mrs. Baker whose hus-
land was driving. when their car
was struck by another in Eddy
some was among the injured.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
International Latex
Averts Power Crisis
PIaytex Park Plant Sets Up Oil
Burners In Dover Coal Emergency

Paralysis of civic and business
lite in Dover, Delaware was mar
oWly avertcd last week when the
Management OF International IatcY
Corporation installed an emergency
Oil-hurninS steam plant for gene
rating power after the city stock
pile of coal had practically disap-
pcarcd.
An emergency meeting of the
city Council was held on May s,
which was attended by representa-
liVeS of international l.atCX COrpO-
ration. the Air Base. leading mcr-
chants. and other large users of
electricity The Council had met TO
decide whether to withhold all
power from industrial users and to
issue proclamation for restricting
home use of electricity in order to
conserve coal Had this step been
taken. il would have meant the shut
down of PlaytcX Park and any
other plant in the city. This inter
ruptiOn of power would have re-
suited in the forced unemployment
of every man and woman working
tor the International IatcX CorpO-
ration and any other enterprise in
Dover As the largest employer iT
Dover. the suspension of employ
mcnt at PlaytCX Park alone would
Immediately have been reflected il
the loss TO the community of huge
payroll and in grave losses to everl
merchant in the area.
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Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
DAD Fellows Company CDelaware Park Will
S;ffs Ssh .e' " c"aa ?a.' sh.. Open On Wednesday
Enlisted Mems Cham
piOnship For Delaware
Now Resting Safely
Here; Chandler High.

The rifle team of COMPANY e..
Milford. Delaware State Guard,
have won the enlisted mems cham
pionship in the shoot-o for the
state Guard rifle league champion-
ship at Dover
Company &. winner of the State
Guards Blue League contests. de-
iCatcd company r. Wilmington.
winner of the guards Red League.
l3l1 to l2GS at the State Armory in
Dover. capt. Larry I.&pctina was
range officer
Members of Company E and their
individual scores were: Sergeant
Porter, 2GS; First Sergeant Allen,
25i; staff Sergeant Young. 2i9:
Corporal Saunders. -; Sergeant
handler. 269
The Company + team member;
and their scores were: Captain
Wilson, -; Lieutenant Hall. 266;
Sergeant Davis. 21t: Private Cor
Ski, 23l. and Corporal Grusscmeycr
PCS
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
Track Meet At
School On Monday
Parade Will Open Annual Meet;
Way Queen To Be Crowned

The annual Milford High School
Track and Field Meet. sponsored
by the kiwanis Club. will be held
on Monday morning, May 81. and
will open with parade at Q O'Clock
from the school grounds. led by the
school band, will proceed through
the main streets of the city and
will return to the school to start
the meet
Three floats, sponsored by the
freshman and sophomore recrea
tiOn and athletic group will be in
line 10 compete for the $25 90 in
prizes offered by the Student Coun-
Gil A A.
The May Queen Miss Elaine
Steele. will also be in the parade
accompanied by all her attendants.
and after returning 10 the field
MAY pole dances under the super
vision of Miss Agnes Long. assist
ant director of athletics in the
school. will be closely followed by
the coronation of Queen Elaine.
i Seats have been provided for ov-
er 500 spectators. and starting anC
judging of the events will be in
j charge of the kiWanis Club.
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Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
Kent County Firemen
Met At Magnolia
Winners OF Fire Prevention Essay
Contest Art Announced

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Kent County Firemen's Associ-
alton WAS held in Magnolia last
Wednesday when Deputy State
Treasurer. Peter 5. Collins and also
President of the Magnolia Fire CO.,
welcomed the delegates and guests
to his his town. p :. President
Frank {. O'Neal responded. A fire
mems parade at Milton the same
night is believed to have been re-
sponsiblc for the small attendance.
however all companies were repre-
Scnted except Little Creek and
MaryDel, about 80 were present
Fred Burke. president Of the asso-
citation presided over the meeting
and the main thing under discus
sion was the action taken on the
EinGO games i'll New Castle County
It seems the firemen are hcin2
blamed for this action. whereas tn,
inemen protest being accused ci
this as their only desire is to have
equal rights with carnivals anG
and other organizations in the city
of WilminetOn. After much dis
cuSsion resolution was passed
that the Kent County Association
Law and legislative committee
back Il like committee from New
Frnrr 10 PaCc g. pIca so'
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
7 all Cedars S
Ladies Night
We'd, May 10Th
StupcndOus Affair Will
Be Held In Georgetown
Will Honor Loved Ones
OF Forest.

Never before has Evergreen F0i-
est no. ~. Tall Cedars of Lebanon,
Kent and Sussex County put on a
Ladies Night in such an eXtraVa-
SAINT manner as the stupcdOus at
fair arranged to especially honor
the Mothers. Wives. and Sweet
hearts of this popular fraternity
This years affairs will be held i'll
the Georgetown High School III
GEORGETOWN on Wednesday even
ing. May ~. at : o'clock. ID. : +.
beginning with band concert by
Evergreen Forests celebrated thir-
~ piece band under lhc direction of
Prof. Chester Stro4p, follow al by Il
tluol show al $50 of SG ID U'a-ni
fudc that it is doubtful i: ,,nl a
company of such celebrated artists
has been assembled on the Del
marva peninsula To compare with
them. Walter W. Giffins. the re-
noWn Snowman. is in charge. haV-
ing spent lots of time recently in
Philadelphia, New York. and Wash
ingtOn selecting the type Of high
class entertainers demanded by
Evergreen Forest
No effort or money has been
spared to make this the OutStand-
standL>-, night of the year with
the dOWn-State MaSons who dc
things in a big way To honor THEN
loved ones.
Follow ing the floor show a buffet
luncheon prepared and served by
Kenneth GiIan. the we'll known ca
tercr. who owns and operates the
Scqu0ia Tea Room near LewcS
will take care of the inner man.
Dancing until one o'clock vii
follow with music furnished by
Jimmie Collins and his top lin,
band of Salisbury.
The reception committee, whC
Will receive and welcome tn,
guests ON their arrival at the Hicl
School is Theodore II. Harrington
Norman Baylis, Harry T., Mayhem
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Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
Grand Masters of Della
ware And Maryland
Were Pres And
Spoke During Evening.

CRYSTAL F0unt Lodge No. 10, In
dependent Order of odd Fellows
this city. put ON one of their famous
gala nights last Monday evening
when Grand Master Harry {. Little
of the Grand Lodge of Delaware
and his staff of Grand Lodge Off
GERS made their official visit To the
Milford lodge.
4 further honor enjoyed by the
fraternity at this meeting WAS a
visit from the Grand Master of
MARYLAND. o. NJ. Shockley. and staff
of officers and 33 members of WOr-
ccstcr Lodge no. Is. of Rishopvillc.
Md. Grand Master Shockley is a
member of the BiShOpvillc Lodge.
Also present to enjoy the festivities
were four members from Morning
Star Lodge of Smyrna.
Both OF the visiting Grand Mas
tcrs gave inspiring addresses. Both
spoke on the present state of Del
aware and Maryland odd Fellow
ship and the future of the rcla-
tionship. which at present is close
and promises to become more bind
ing. Several other members of the
visiting and homo lodges gave in
tercsting talks.
This was the first time in the
history OF Crystal Fount that two
grand masters. one from the juris-
dictioh of Maryland and one from
the jurisdiction of Delaware were
present TO enjoy the hospitality OF
the local lodge.
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Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
Sussex Levy Court
Aids Fire Companies
Annual appropriation To Volunteer
Groups Was Made Last Week

The Levy Court Of Sussex County
last week allowed the annual fire
company appropriations to the l6
volunteer fire companies in the
county Each company received the
amount of 1000.
Fire companies receiving the al
lOwanCo were: Laurel Fire Depart
ment. Bridgeville Fire Company.
Lcwes Fire Company, Inc, Frank
ford Volunteer Fire Company, Del
mar Fire Department. Inc. Milton
Fire Company, Glendale Fire De-
partmcnt. Rehoboth Beach Fire
company, Sclbyvillc Volunteer Fire
Company. ScafOrd Volunteer Fire
Department. Millville Fire Com
pany, MillsborO Fire Company
Georgetown Volunteer Fire Com
pany. Blades Volunteer Fire Com
pany, Greenwood Volunteer Fire
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Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
Memorial Day
Parade Plans
Are Complete
Veterans, State Guard,
High School Band, Boy
And Girl Scouts Will
Participate.

Memorial Day viii b. itting!y
observed IN Milford this year. due
to the activity of the local Ameri-
can Legion Post
All of the veterans in the Mil
ford area are requested to meet
in front of the Plaza Theatre on
Thursday morning. May 80. This
invitation is extended to veterans
of all wars. and to those who are
not affiliated with veterans organ
izatiOus as we'll as those who are
members Of the various groups.
Others participating in the pa
radc. which will move from the
Plaza Square to odd Fellows Gem
ctcry. where memorial service
will be held at the grave of Leroy
Nehi wilkins. one of the young
Milford men. who gave his life in
World War IL. will be the members
of Company {, Delaware State
Guard. the Boy Scouts and the Cir
Scouts. and elementary schoO'
children. The entire group will be
led by the Milford High Schoo
Band, under the direction of VI
Mehlcmann, director of music il
Milford Schools.
Members of the American Legion
will not wear uniforms. but thcil
commander, William V. Sipplc, Jr.
requests those having lcgionnair,
caps to wear them.
y pastor of one of the loca
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Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
Dan Cupid Strikes
Calloways Shorts
One Wedding And Four Engage.
ment> Are Announced

1t is believed that Mr.. and Mrs.
Nylc Galloway, ST.. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Short. all residents
OF lower Kent county, arc entitled
to some kind OF record in view
OF the inclination toward and par
tlclpaiiOn in matrimony of their
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galloway. who live
near Milford on d farm, although
Mr. Galloway is an employee of the
Delaware Power and Light Com
pany. have made the following an
nounccments: The engagement of
their daughter, Miss Doris A.. TO
Robert W. Donovan. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert H. Donovan of Hous-
ton The wedding is to take place
in June.
The marriage of their daughter
Lillian Alccn to Mr.. j Raymond
steward, son of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
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Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
Conference Makes
55PastoralC Changes
Eleven OF Shifts Made
In Dover District; Rev.
Herson, Rev. Werner
Return Here; Houston
Gets New Man.

With the announcement of 50 pas
tOral changes. nine of which are
in the Wilmington District. the
seventh annual meeting of the PEN
insula Conference of the Methodist
Church came to close last Mon
day in McCabe Memorial Methodist
Church. Wilmington. + cv g n
changes were in the Dover District:
IA in the Salisbury District. and 2l
in the EastOn District.
The four district supcrintendcnts
were reapp0inted. They are the Rev.
DR.. Oliver J. Collins. Wilmington
District the Rev. T. c. MulliGan,
Dover District; the Rev. Ralph A.
Jones. Salisbury District. and the
Rev. Essel p. Thomas, EaStOn Dis
trict.
The transfer of the Rev. Paul f.
Mccoy from the Newport Methodist
Church to be assistant to the Rev
DR.. b. NJ Johns at Grace Church
was confirmed.
Other new pastors for Whining
ton churches are: The Rev. j. {
Handy to Asbury; the Rev. Don G.
Wildey to kingswood; the Rev. W
p. Roberts to Mt Salem; the Rev
H. B. Flater to Scott.
In the Wilmington suburban area
the Rev. John W. WOOtten will be
the new pastor at New Castle the
Rev. Vernon NJ. GOOdhand at New
port: the Rev William II. Hudson
Brack-EX.
The Rev. John A. Clark. formeI
pastor of Asbury Church. has bcel
transferred to Sudlersville in thu
EastOn District. The Rev. f. NJ
Nolk. former pastor of Scot
Church, has been transferred to MI
Olive Church. Delmar. i'll the Sal
isbury District: the Rev. F. A. Bak
er. former pastor of Mt. Salen
Church, has been transferred to tn
Hillsboro-Queen Anne charge il
the EastOn District.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
Townsend Homestead
Prey To Flames
Fire Last Friday Evening Believed
Caused BY Chimney Sparks

Fire. believed to have been caus-
ed by sparks from burning chin
ney. ignted the roof of the prop
erty of William and Elmer Town
send on the Milford Harrington
Road near Houston last Friday
evening. and famed by IA stiff wind
quickly spread over the roof and
through the interior of the up
stairs.
The Houston Fire Company and
the Carlisle Fire Company Of Mil
ford responded. and using water
from the tank trucks, did an ex-
ccll"nt job of preventing dcstruc-
tion OF the entire property and the
spread of the flames to adjacent
buildings on the farm. Ncighbors
assisted with the removal of hous-
ing goods from the lower floor.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
81 Candidates
For Graduation
From Milford
High g This Year
commencement Program
Will BE Given On Mon
day, June ,, In Plaza
Theatre; John G.. Leach
Will BE Speaker.

diplomas will hC awarded - sen
l0rs AT the Milford High School in
commencement exercises to be held
Monday night, June ;. at \ O'Clock
in the Plaza Theatre John G..
Leach. director of education of
Beacon Business College will be
the speaker.
Members of the class Will he
guests of the Rotary Club next
Monday night at $50 o'clock i'm the
community building. The graduating
class of Milford Memorial Hospital
will also be hOnOrcd at that time
Class Night exercises will be held
Friday night, May 81. at o'clock
in the high school auditorium and
the haCCalaureate service will be
held Sunday, June >. at II a. m in
the Avenue Methodist Church.
The graduates include: Gather
inc Arctha Argo Ethel Beatrice
Armour. Mary Elizabeth Arm
strong, Forrest f. Banning. Thomas
NJ. Baxter, Charlotte Ann Bennett.
Ninol George Carey. Thomas III.
Clendaniel, John Edgar Cordrey,
Virginia Belle Deputy, Marie W.
DerricksOn, Shirley Patricia Eli
Oft, Rose Marie Fassel. Marjorie
Cecilia Foster. James Gunstra.
Betty Louise Hanson. Phyllis
Louise Harrison. Ruth Esther Hell
lens, Ida IvOnnc Hollis. Elizabeth
Ann Houston, Virginia Lee Hunt.
Franklin Jones, June Ellen Joseph.
Isabella Clara Kish. Florence |.
Lynch. Paul Elton Lynch. Joseph
II. McFaul, Lorraine Blanche Mills.
Geneva Moore, Alva Louise NailOr.
Henry {. Pusey, Monte Rahe Rublc.
Jr.. Gilmore Sattcrfield, Henry Sra-
ley Saunders, Jr.. Margaret Flor
cnce Saunders, Elsie Anna Scnnctt.
Charles Clifton Shilling. Herman
Joseph Short, Mary Alva Short.
James Grover Smith, Rose Elaine
Steele. Geraldine G. Tcmin Betty
Louise Ninyard, Doris Mae Noshcll
Margaret Harriet Ward MARGARET
Ann Warner. Henry tlrSs Watson
Jr, Doris Kenyon Wcldin. Doris
Kathryn Wilkerson, Gilbert Y. Will
kins, Lois Williams.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
Send In Your
Applications
F or Drivers
Licenses Now
All Existing Licenses Ex-
pire On May 81; Speed
Must Be Shown In Re-
ceipt Of Applications
To Serve All.

Considerable speed must he
shown in the receipt of applications
for renewal of drivers liscenscs if
all of the existing holders are to
have them renewed by the end of
this month. ii was pointed out by
officials of the Motor Vehicle De-
partment.
OF the 105165 licensed drivers
in this State. Il total of 45, ,430 had
applied for new licenses by the end
of the business day on May 10th.
This number includes 20,627 who
had applied for permanent licenses
before May 1st
Since all existing drivers liceR-
ses. including both operators and
rhauffer's licenses. will expire on
May 31st. il means that 59.735 more
applications must he handled dur
ing the remaining days of this mon
tn if all of the present holders of
licenses are to have new licenses
issued for the next year
Only ten days. including two Sat
urday half holidays, remain for the
handling of this large number OF
applications. since Memorial Day
on May 30th. is a legal holiday or
which all offices of the Motor
Vehicle Department will be closed
Applications for the renewal O
the drivers licenses can be made
in person or by mail to any of the
branches of the Motor Vehicle De
partment located in Wilmington
Dover and GEORGETOWN. WheI
application is made by mail. Tho
renewal portion of the present Ii
censc is detached and Forwarded
with the dollar fee to the brancl
office in the county where the hold
cr of the license resides.
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Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
FOOD And Its Sanitary Confrol'
Topic Of Health Board Session

Food and Its Sanitary Control" :"
will be the topic of the all day staff
education institute to be held by
the State Board of Health on Fri
cay, May 24thD. in the Century
Club on THE Green" in Dover. with
the program being under the direc-
tion of R. c. Beckett, state sanitary
engineer. and Miss Mary T. Daven-
port, nutritionist. Dr. Edwin
Cameron. executive secretary of
the Board. will preside.
The Problem of Sanitation in
Delaware Yesterday and To-day"
will be the presentation of Mr..
Beckett, which will open morning
session and set the stage for the
days proceedings. (Mr. Beckett
has been State Sanitary Eneineer
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
Memorial Services
At St. Johnstown
Rev. J. VI. DeC ham OF Milford will
Be GuPst Speaker This Sunday

st JOhnstOwn Church. ono mile
east of Greenwood, following its
usual custom will AGAIN hold
special memorial services Sunday
afternoon May Goth, at s p. m.
Now that the war is over and
many of the local boys at home. an
elaborate program has been pre-
pared. a part of which is Il special
address ny the Rev. John NJ. De-
Chant. Minister of the "ChurCh on
the Plaza. Milford, Del Congrega-
tiOnal Singing. Special singing by
the Bridgevillc Quartcttc. Vocal
Solo. THE Lords Prayer. sung by
Kenneth Warrington. as we'll as
special Piano music
Greenwood Memorial Post. Y. f.
W. will attend in body and any
and all other groups are welcome.
At the close of the services there
will be special music by the Green
wood High School band.
Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
Home Sewing Clinics
Draw State Women
Miss AdeIine VI. Hoffman OF L. OF
II. Extension Service Directing

Thirty Delaware hOmemakers at
tended the first of a series of three
home sewing clinics held by Miss
Adeline NJ. Hoffman, clothing
specialist for the Delaware Exten-
sion Service.
These clinics are being held in
each county. to help home sewers
with their individual problems.
Miss Hoffman embassies that be-
cinners will find it easy to sew by
using the new. simplified methods
that she is demonstrating. The ma
ioritv of hOmemakers attending the
clinics have asked for help in fit
ting garments. making button
Eoles. pockets and Upper plackets
and achieving a professional finish
in the garments they make.
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Milford chronicle., 1946-05-24
Lucy Rumpstich Wins
Pillsbury Award
Milford Girl HOnOred For SchOlas.
tic Rating AT University

Holding the leading scholastic
rating among graduating seniors
in the school of home economics
at the University of Delaware.
Miss Lucy Rumpstich, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Rump-
stitch of Milford. has been selected
tn receive the 1916 Philip W. Pills
bury Shelf of Home Economics
Books award at the final general
assembly of the university's spring
term.
Nominated by Delaware L
faculty committee as recipient of
the third annual Pillsbury award
for outstanding scholastic work and
for service activities in the univer-
sity community. Miss Rumpstich
is scheduled to receive a bachelor
of science degree in home econOm-
les at university commencement
exercises June 18th. She has in
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