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Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
Corn, Wheat Crop
Records Expected
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The previous record corn crop
Oi ",22S,ooo 600 bushels was pro-
duccd in 1914 while the previous
all-timc wheat crop OF l.l23.I .00O
bushels was harvested in 1913.
If the forecasts are borne out.
they will go Il long way toward
meeting heavy demands not only
N the United States but in famine
areas abroad. not only food. hut
feed as we'll TO build up weights ot
meat animals and increase dairy
nd poultry supplies.
Meanwhile. a department official
who asked that his name not he
used said that. il the excellent
prospects are realized. il may mean
that some domestic restrictions ON
the use of grain could he cascd
Stressing that it was not "A settled
policy, he stated that il was dcpen-
dent upon various other factors
such as the amount of food and
grains that will be exported
The department official said cas-
ing of restrictions was possible he
cause the prospective wheat crop
was roughly 135.000 900 bushels
more than called for in the govern
mcnt'S present program for both
domestic and foreign needs
Winter wheat production was
placed at SG5. 1853 bushels compared
with July prospects If S57. 1863. 600
while the spring wheat crop in the
latest forecast was Indicated at
26f.6l0,00o bushels compared with
232 ,929 900 indicated July |.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
Chicken OF Tomorrow
Contest Will Begin In
Delaware August L.
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information on date of Matching.
average egg production OF parent
flock or tlOCks. percentage of NOR
tality and cullS at end of growing
period, and live weight by sexes
at end of growing period
The live bird entry will consist
of Is cockerels from the original
300 chicks. sent to a dressing plant
to be selected by the state commit
tee
All chickens entered in the con-
test in Delaware must b" hatched
between August II and August 80.
1916. and all chicks in Il single en-
try must be the same age Entry
blanks and details of the contest
may be obtained from ". e. SkOg-
lund. Extension Service. Univer-
sity of Delaware Entry blanks
must be returned to Skoslund by
September ii, 1916.
Members of the Delaware Chick
en-Of-TOmorrow committee are:
Chairman. A. +. Tomhavc. W. c.
Skoglund. extension poultry spe-
cialist, University of Delaware: ::
Charles Marker, Delaware Poultry
Improvement Association. Dover; {;
George Ellis. breeder and hatchery
man. Ocean View; John Hammond.
breeder. Bridgeville: J. r. II. Laf-
fcrty. extension editor, University
of Delaware; George BringhurSt,
State Board of Agriculture, Dover,
and Paul Ilodgson. State Board of
Agriculture. Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
State Guard Camp
Site Is Inspected
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The medical detachment mas In
spcCted the general area of the
camp to provide for mosquito con
troll and to insure the comfort of
the troops Every effort is being
made 10 provide for the health and
safety Of the troops during the en-
Camrmcnt. il was stated.
Approximately $40 officers and
men will attend the cnCampment
and this group will include several
medical corps mon with experience
during World War II. y beach pa
troll has been Or@aniZcd and the
services OF competent life guards
obtained.
\ detail of men in charge OF
Mai Leroy ". Lowe will leave for
the camp this morning to heGir
preparations for the arrival Gl the
state guard. The two trucks carry
inG the men will he in charge of
Sergeant Frank KOWalSki and Ser
GCant Frederick l.. ManiOn.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
10 RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
AT DOVER AIR BASE
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TIL" diplomas, signed by Lieu
tenant-CoIoncl Grady l.. Smith
Air Corps. were presented to the
tollowing
From Dover Ann Dresh. Craw-
ford S. Melvin Anna Mae Lindcr.
Hilda VI. Trumbowcr. Earle y.
Smith. Muriel W. Lewis, Dorothy
Gooden, James Gallctly, Virginia
Roland, Harry Hopkins, William
A. Kelley. David r. Mitchell. DO
lorcs JohncoX, Marpcr p. Moore.
Ralph II Boyer, Suzanne Cherry,
Nelson r. Ellis. George ". Scar
borough. Warren Mercy. Mary l..
May. Helen NJ Cohee. George
Spartagc. Jane | Sylvester. Eva
Capclla, Bcrnicc Blum, tria NJ
Lewis. William g. Grant. George
{. Austin, and Thomas :. Bill
hrough who reside in Dover.
Camden Wyoming Raymond
Failing Elizabeth *. Holske. Bca-
tricc VI. Jensen. Lois +. Lille f.
II Burke stephen Henry Eashum
Dorothy f. Baker. Amos Marker
Woodrow w Sapp. and John \
Lyndall
MilfOrd-C ClarenCe Smith and
Elijah 5. Harrington.
Smyrna John H. Fearon. Frank
Morris and Lorraine Bronstad
Other areas Earle NJ Nelson
and William Lowry. Harrington
Elsie C. Allen. Woodsidc, David y
Chillas, Newport, John Swan, Jr
Delaware City.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
WEDDINGS
ROBERTS WALLS

ON Saturday evening. July 20th
at s o'clock i'm the VI. f. Parsonage,
this city Miss Sara Elizabeth Rob
crtS. daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. John II. Roberts became the
bride of Mr. Howard +. Walls. son
OF Mr. and Mrs. William Walls of
Milford. The Reverend Frank Her
son. Pastor of the NJ T.. Church Of
ticiated. Miss Kathryn Watson was
maid of honor and Robert Davis as
the hest man.
The bride wore dress of blue
crepe with white accessories, her
C0rSaGc was of white gardenias
Miss Watson wore pink with white
accessories. her CorSaGc was also
oi white 2ardeniaS. Mrs. Walls is
Cmplaycd Ivy the John II. MulhOi-
land co. Mr.. Walls is employed by
the Sussex Poultry Co. and was
DISCHARGED from the L. s. Army
after serving several months over
seas
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
FINE PROGRAM At
ROTARY LAST MONDAY
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chairman W. Shocklcy Daugherty
Mr.. Wilson spoke ON the benefit
OF making q Will" while the law
IS without doubt complex. for
tn" ordinary laymau especially as
II prctains to Wills. inheritance
taxes, etc. Mr.. Wilson drew a pic
with words. that made the situa-
ti"n clearer Tor all those who We're
fortunate enough to be- present and
hear his informative talk. which
was puncuated with hunor and true
incidents about the making of wills.
George r. MaCklin. in a few we'll
chosen words expressed the ap-
probation of the club To Mr.. Viii
son for his able address and cSpeci-
ally for the tact that he kept his
engagement with the club, not
WithStanding the fact that he had
10 leave the bedside of Il member
OF his Immediate family who is i'll.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26

Mrs. i. Lynn Pratt and Mrs. lack
Sichtorman are spending thlS "''N
{; t Slaughter Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baynum ana
-on. Jack. are spending four weeks
at SLAUGHTER Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. David Wallace are
pending several weeks at Echo
Lake Inn. Tyson. Vermont.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Davidson
and children are occupying Btach
Apartment this week at SlauSit'r
Beach
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard clements
Of Newark spent the week end mere
with their parents, MIR. ana MIS-
David a. Clements.
MIR. and Mrs. r. HarWood jam
son were in Philadelphia attendlhS
the Lions club convention ON
Thursday and Friday of last week.
MISS MdIIllN IL JdllIlSpIl - ~ '''
iu2 her summer vacation with h'f
harcnts. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Wo"d
IamiSon She will return to Mary
WASHINGTON College at FrcdenckS-
burg. Va. in September.
Mrs Frank r. Gricr and William
Smith of Wilmington left today Tor
Camp Allephany. Sweet Brier. West
Nn@inia to bring their daughters
Hetty Gricr and christine smith
home after Il month spent there.
Miss Sarah BarCuS ana MISS Sut
NunSOn. of ClaymOnt will leave
tlis Saturday for a week in Nlr-
9inia Beach. Virginia. They will e
by train from Wilmington To Wash
uGt0n. and fly from there to Nor
folk. Virginia.
Mrs Clayton Hitch and I've
children of Arlington. Va. is the
guest OF her parents. MIR. and Mrs
Calhoun. Mrs. Calhoun returned
home from Memorial Hospital on
Monday after being there for tn,
past month for treatment.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
Personal Happenings

Mrs. Gene Pratt and children
spent last week in Baltimore.
Miss Jill Govatos left on Mon
day to spend the week in Reho-
both
Mrs. Harry l.. Gricr and Mrs. II
Louder Gricr We're guests at the
Bclhavcn Hotel Rchob0th over tho
past week end.
Mrs. Anna W. Prcttyman is Spcn-
ding the week at the Wesley Jun
ior College in Dover. representing
the Womans Society of Christian
Service.
Returning from two weeks at
camp Otonka tomorrow are Ruth
and Ethel Clements, Patsy Gricr,
Eleanor lIumes, Rachel James and
Ruth kimmel.
MIR. and Mrs Thomas {. Torpin
of Elkins Park. Pennsylvania were
in Milford for tn" week end with
Mrs. Torpins grandmother. Mrs.
George II. Hall.
Miss Virginia I.indale returned
home on Monday after spending 4
few days with Mr. and Mrs. !. =.
Hughes and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
{. Reynolds of LinwoOd. Pennsvi-
NdHia.
John f. Zuhcr. NJ. VI. &c of AL
lcntOWn, Pa, has been the guest oi
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Clarke for the
past TWO weeks. He has recently re-
enlisted in the Navy and is on his
rccnllStmcnt leave.
Hall Dcakync. son OF Mrs. Della
I'eakync left last Monday 10,
WASHINGTON, ID. e. where he has
accepted an appointment with the
Department of Justice as United
States Deputy Marshal
Mrs. larencc Plummcr ST.. Mrs
Louis Il. Plummcr and Mr.. Howart
Kitchens of SLAUGHTER Beach visit
90 MIR. Charles Plummcr. pation
at the Veterans Administration
Perry Point, Md. last week
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
22 On Deans List
At Delaware State
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Seven G.. Is are on the dean s
list rejecting the high tvpc of
scholarship exhibited by cX-scr-
wee men at the college. one honor
ilS' student Erccll Watson, is a
minister who was also first Sc
meSter student. The two Norwood
SISTERS Of LeWcs are also repcatcrS
having appeared on the first So
meSter list. other reporters are
Ollve Stewart, Sylvia Davis. Radia
Hall, Amos Williams. Colleen Tun-
nell. Grace Bell. and Orville Bay
nard
Two of the honor Saudcnts grad
uated with hOnors at the June tom
menc"mcnt. Miss Radia Hall with
high honor" and Miss Dolores Nor
wood with honor"
The name. home. average. divis-
ION and classification of those on
the list. follows. Those marked ~
are G.. Is.
Olive Stewart. Wilmington. 800.
Elem. Ed. Junior; Sylvia Davis.
Millshoro. 2.N3; Elem. Ed. Junior
iN''''h iIdil. IllISbOiO H. -. G4ltlIl
Ed. Graduated; Ercoll Watson. Do
yer. go, \ u S. Junior; Hilda
Norwood, LcWcs. 2l3. Elem. Ed
Senior, Dolores Norwood. LcWcs
~, Home Ec.. Graduated, *Har-
~ Williams. Smyrna. 2.50 Agric
Senior, norman Travis. Harring
ton. 2.33, a. Il s. Graduated: Da-
Nld NiCkcrson. Townsend. 226. 4
d :. Senior; Kathryn Hanshaw
Cape Charles, Va. 30. Elem. Ed.
Sophomore: Grace Bell. Whining
ton. 2.23. y. IL S, Sophomore; Cath
"rinr Beard. COckeyesviIlc, Md
222, Elem. Ed. Junior: %Orvill,
Baynard, Lincoln IN: Ind Ed.
Sophomore; Richard Maull
Lcwcs. 2.l1; Agric. Junior: Bcr
tina Jones Hartford, Conn. I'll. a
q $. Sophomore; Colleen Tunnel
Newark. 10. Elem. Ed. Sopho
more, *Hcnry Ingram, Laurel
2."6, AgriC., Sophomore; *AmO
Williams, New Brunswick. y. J.
2.o3, a. d S Sophomore; Susal
llyland. Laurel, 2ol. Elem Ed
Senior; *Iohn Henson. Lincoln
200, a. q S, Graduated; Rosalin
Burnett. Morton. Pa, 200. Sec
Sci. Sophomore, AnnaboIlc Lock
wood. Milford. 2.o0. Home t,c.. Jun
iOr.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
FARMINGTON HOMEMAkERS
Club MEETS

The Pennington Homcmakcrs
club met at the home of Mrs. Willis
Laugherty on Friday, July -. In
the absence of the president and
also the vice president, Mrs. Frank
Tharp. an eX-prcsidcnt of the club,
presided
The Representatives of the club,
Mrs. Amos Layton and Mrs. II. II.
Stafford. who attended the Short
Course at the University of Della
ware, gave their reports.
Mrs Elmer Tull gave Il very in
t"rcsting and helpful paper on is
Your Medicine Chest Ready For
Emergencies" Recipes for tempt
ing summer salads We're given to
the members The August meeting
will be d picnic held at the Milford
Playground on August 9.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
NASSAU II. ID. CLUB

The Nassau Home DemOnstra-
ton Club met at the home of Mrs
Lillian Harmstead in Rehoboth on
July 3.
The committee Chairmen each
gave report on the activities dur
ing the month.
An invitation was extended to
the Hollymount Club to meet with
our club in September at the
Grange Hall in QuakertOwn.
The topic for the month Pic
lures to Live With was present
ed by Howard Schroeder. who
answered many questions on art
and pictures were shown of ia
miliar scenes painted by Mr.. Schro-
eder.
The annual picnic will be held
at the Lewes Beach House on Au-
gust |.
All members are invited and re-
ouested to bring their lunch. as
semble at 1890 and eat at one
o'clock.
The Beach House children VIII
entertain in the afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
TsT
HUDSON SIMPLER

Miss Alice Hudson. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar r. Hudson of
Millyillc. and Elmer l.. Simpler.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Larycy Simp-
Ter of Millvillc, were married Sat
urday. July 20, at the home of the
bride by Rev. FOrdham.
The bride wore a lovely powder
blue afternoon dress with white
shoulder COrsage and white acces-
sOlies. She was attended by her
sister, Mrs. Handy Dcrrickson.
who wore pink dress and white
COrSaGc.
The best man was James Simp-
lcr of MillsborO, brother of the
groom.
Russell Mclchior of Bethany
Beach was the chief usher of the
wedding and assisted with all pro-
ccdurCS of the affair. Mrs Helen
Dyer of Hurlock. Md, ard Mrs
Raymon DcricksOn of Philadelphia
were rcCeptiOnists.
Mr.. James DcriCkSOn of Phila.
delphia. cousin to the bride. played
Il Love You Truly" aad wedding
March" ending the ceremony Will
My Sweetheart" following tn,
nuptials.
The bride and groom were ex
tended heartily Fluctuations by 8
guests.
An informal reception was helC
following the wedding. with hrid,
and groom cutting the weddin.
cake. after which punch and ic,
cream We're served.
The numerous wedding Gift
were displayed and the newly wed
left in shower of rice and con
fetti for their honeymoon suppos
edly Virginia Beach.
The brides mother wore a nav,
blue dress and a red rose bud cor
sage. The grOOm'S mother wOr
light blue afternoon dress.
The decorations were equal,
lovely and consisted of prize bloom
gladiolas of multi-color and blu
satin ribbon bands on the table.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26

An enjoyable party was Civ
Ell by Mrs. Pauline Webb on
Thursday of last week when
she entertained in honor of
her daughter Betty JOS eighth
birthday. The guests came at
two. spending part of the time
at the playground and at the
Webb home on South Walnut
street. where refreshments
were served at a table prop
erly decorated for the ocCa-
sion. Present were Barbara
and Jackie Sheaffer. Beverly
Thawley. Carolyn Masten.
Marian ShellhOuse. Shirley
and Dicky Manlove, Janet
Ward, Barbara Ann Cleaver,
Carol Kimmel, Eddie Steiner.
Leslie Rosa. Dicky Miller,
Joan Kenton and Teddy Fish
er.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
BILE HEN POST HAS
PIP MEMBERS LISTED
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Mason Hill, Marvin Bailey Hitch.
Howard Il Kitchens, Jr.. Howard
George Kitchens, Henry Harvey
Holland, John Samuel Holland.
.r., Richard Thomas Holland. Ben
jamin Holloway David Scyil Hugg.
William Marshall HuGg, Jr., los
cph II Isaacs. Everett Ellah
James. Oliver Aldon james Neils
Peter Jensen, Charles P Jester
Waplos Elmer Jester. Kenneth
Hurley Jewell, Ralph Whitley Jew
ell. William Wesley Johnson
James Ebert Jones. Jr. Ray IT,
kenton, William Knots Kcntom.
Louis +. Kiclbasa. Edward Hunter
KINNEY. Jr
Norris O I.affcrty. Francis =.
Lcithiscr. Robert Norton Lov"r-
age, Robert y Lingo. Jr. John l..
Lord, Douglas f. Lynch. t'lcd f.
Lynch, Warren H. Lynch. William
Arthur Lynch. Vernon Leo Lyons.
Leslie r Mackin, William G. Man
love, Samuel NJ -. MARSHALL Ir..
William Joseph Martin. Jr Grover
{. Marvel. Jr, Robert Thomas Ma
son, Roy Walton Met CullouGh. Rob
"rt Emerson Meredith. Charles +.
M"ssick, James T. Mills. Clcman
MiltiadcS, Clifford Mitchell. ChaS
Edgar Mnlholland, Edward d.
Murphy. Eugene 5. Murphy Jr..
William Robert Murphy. Jr.. Gle
mcnt J Ncvins, Max Orkin. Goo
NJ. Orwell, Louis J. Pack. Thomas
Wesley Palmer. Alton Brooks Par
kcr, Samuel Il PIummer. Iierschel
Noble Poorc. Paul Porter. George
Batch"ll Robinson, Charles j. Roc
ter ROoSa. George Gricr Russell.
Harry 5 Rust. James Frank Sale
van
James +. Salisbury, Euric Mcr-
ritt Savage. ,Ir. Richard Il. Schacf-
or. Grover Il Schulcr. Gene Clark
Scott Ralph +. Scott John T. Sc
mans, Kenneth Shahan, Lawrence
G. Sharp. William Payntcr Sharp,
Edward Daniel Shea Robert Ed
ward Shilling. il Charles w
Sigler, George l.. Smoot. Alva
Granville Snyder. Louis Snyder
Major w Sockridor Wilson \
Sockridcr, William Ice Sparklin
Homer Harding Stayton, Roland
Howard Stayton. Ralph T. Steele
Steward Stanley Stccn, James
Dudley Stevens. William 4. Ste
venS. George Walter Swain. vii
liam Tatman. Oscar Sherman Tay
lor, Ir. Willard u. Tease. JaCl
Tribbctt. Burton Walls, Ir., MyrOl
Calhoun Warren. William H. War
rcn. Jr.. William Joseph Watson
Charles Henry Webb. George Bur
ton Webb. Horace :. Webb, Delhcr
j. Webb. James Sipplc Webb, OH
Cove Webb, Joseph William Wells
James r. West. John r. Whalcy.
Robert l.. Whalcy. Lester G
Wheclock. clyde /. Wilkins. Dol
phus Is. Wilkins, John r. wilkins
Lorraine William Wilkins, Horac
Benjamin Wiley. .Ir., John H. vii
liams. Richard Edward Williams
Thomas Reynolds Williams. Bur
ton -. Willis, William Harvey vii
! lis. Theodore Benjamin Wilson
. Robert James WiX. Jr. Wallac
' Paul WOottcn. Joseph l.. WriGh
| William A. Xoncak, Robert lie
: XOOk
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
A DAUGHTER II BORN

Mr. and Mrs. Walter j Favin-
ger are the proud and happy par
ents of baby daughter born July
18th, in Delaware Hospital Will
mington. The Favingers are former
Milford residents, Mr.. Favinger
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Favinger of Milford. and Mrs Fav-
niger is tthe daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herschel Deputy. also of Mil
ford. This happy young couple have
one other child also daughter.
The latest little lady has been
named Susan Elaine Mr. Favinger,
former G. |. serving overseas
for many months in the f. T. O.,
is employed by the Hercules Pow
der Company.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
DISCHARGED FROM NAVY

willard w. Potter, III, Chief Pet
ty Officer recently received his
honorable discharge from the L. :.
Navy at Bainbridge. Maryland.
here he had received his boot
training. He has been stationed on
the L. s 5. Squier. He is entitled
to wear three campaign ribbons
and the Victory medal and enc
bronze star. G. p. O. Potter was al
SO First Class gunpointer and is
now at home with his parents. Mr
and Mrs. h. ". Potter of near Mil
tOrd
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

The teachers and officers of the
Avenue Methodist Church School
will hold business and social
meeting at the Pierce cottage. call
ed "PrmrOse," at Slaughter Beach,
on Tuesday evening at 6 30 O'Clock,
July 30. This meeting will start
with "a covered dish luncheon. All
members of the board please be
present with a dish and service.
as the picnic for the church school
will be planned. The host and hos
tess are planning an enjoyable
evening.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
William II. Reynolds
Farm Crops Delegate

William H. Reynolds of Middle
town. will represent the North
East at a Farm Crops Meeting III
Chicago. July % and 26. Mr.. Reyn-
Olds will be one of twelve men call
ed together by the American Farm
Bureau Federation from all parts
of the United States To make rec
concentrations to the Farm Bureau
as 10 the kind of farm crops pro
gram farmers favor. Mr. Reynolds
is alternate for l.. ID. Caulk Of
Wyoming who was unable to at
tend because of duties in con
nection with the Kent x Sussex
Fair
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
STORk COLUMN FROM THE
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Kitchens,
Georgetown, baby girl. born July l..
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter BiegS. Mil
ford. baby girl born. July 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Culver. Iar-
rinston. baby boy. born July2lst
Mr.. and Mrs Vernon p. Hood.
Harrington, baby girl born July %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perlie Voshcn. of
Harrington. baby boy born July %
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Paynter
Short of Ellendale, baby girl, born
July22
Mr. and Mrs Robert Harvey. OF
Scaford, baby girl. born July -.
Mr. and Mrs. William Spicer. OF
Seaford, baby girl, born July23.
Mr.. and Mrs William Bell of Sea
ford baby girl. born July23.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26

On Saturday afternoon at
one in Calvary Methodist
Church. Miss Geraldine Cal
houn. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Calhoun. and Mr..
Marvin Hitch. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roscoe Hitch. were mar
ried by the Reverend L. f.
Werner. Miss Phyllis Isaacs
played the wedding music.
Miss Eileen Wharton sang Il
Love You Truly" The bride.
wearing gold street length
dress with blue accessories,
was attended by Miss Doris
Watson. as maid of honor. Her
corsage was of white roses
Miss Watson wore a dress of
aqua with white accessories.
Her cOrsage was of red roses.
Mr.. Alfred Shea was the
groOm's best man and the ush-
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs Job o. Pride of Har-
rinStOn, announce tn" engagement
OF their daughter Miss Jane Pride.
to Pfc. Charles +. HendriCkson.
Army Air Force; son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles W. Spence of Atlantic
City. y. J. Private Hendrickson is
stationed at Biggs Field. FL Paso,
Texas.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
Blue Cross Enrolment
Blanks Are Available
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Benefits available To the non
group members will be the same as
those accorded to the more than
l2u,UuU DelawareanS who are now
enrolled on group basis. except
that obstetrical cases will not be
covered.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
Two Nisi DEGREES Are
Granted In Sussex

o! der that Covcrdalc mi4ht make
restitution, which he has been un-
able to do. His counsel. Caleb VI.
Wright. filed an application for pa
role. which Was referred to- Parole
officer Burton for inNc~ti-atIun.
Court adjourned until Thursday,
August l.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26

VI NzEzz IN SATURDAY alter
VI EN noon, July 20. at
a ~ II four O'Clock a love
SnSZ/ ly wedding took
- place at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Sew
ard Simpson on South Walnut
street when their daughter.
Frances Marie. became the
bride of Mr. Thomas Wallace
Burn. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace Burn, with the Reverend
Hugh Miller. brOther-in-law of
the groom. of Dover. New Jer-
sey. officiating. The ceremony
was performed in the presence
OF the Immediate families and
friends in the living room. the
mantle of which was trimmed
with asters and tall tapers,
surrounded by ferns and has
kets of white gladioIa. The
wedding march was played by
Mrs William Watson. The
bride. given in marriage by
her brother. wore a gown of
net over satin with a bodice.
peplum and long pointed
sleeves of Chantilly lace. made
with a sweetheart neckline and
train. Her veil of illusion net
of fingertip length. was held by
a cOrOnet of rose buds and she
carried an old fashioned bOu-
quet of white roses and baby's
breath. Mrs. Robert j. Ken
nedy of Lewes. sister of the
bride, was matrOn of honor and
only attendant. She wore
gown of aqua net over taffeta
and carried an arm bouquet of
pink gladiOla. Mr.. Henry l..
Bunstein of Collingswood. y.
j.. cousin of the groom, serv-
ed as best man and the ushers
were Mr.. Thomas w. Trice of
Baltimore, and Mr. Robert j.
Kennedy of Lewes. The brides
mother chose gown of blue
trimmed with lace with cor
sage of yellow rose buds. Mrs.
Burn. the grOom's mother,
wore a brown and white print
and her COrSage was of yellow
roses. The groom served five
years in the armed services.
three of which were spent Ov-
erseas. his duties terminating
in February and he is now as
sOciated with the l.. d. Caulk
Company. The young couple
are spending their wedding
trip in the New England States
and at Rangeley Lakes. Maine.
and will reside in their new
home upon completion on Sea-
bury avenue
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-26
Obituary

NE,IIL
Sophia Neill. aged IS years,
V Widow of the late James Neill. died
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Helen King of Cedar Neck. She has
another daughter, Mrs. Margaret
H#Xt0n of Philadelphia. and one
sen Of Toronto. Canada She is also
survived by 10 grandchildren and
p. great grandchildren. Funeral
services were held on Thursday,
July 25th at two o'clock from the
l.otIand Funeral Home. Milford. In
tcrmcnt was made at the Cedar
Neck Cemetery with Rev. +. y.
Wright of Lincoln officiating.