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FOR SALE

1912 International truck, good
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MISCELLANEOUS

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Pilkington Studios, must use
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One luggage trailer. Tony's Auto
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Must sell at any reasonable price,
to save return shipping charges.
Any number of 55-gallon drums
of Mcmillan & Ring Free Motor
Oil, weight 40, 80 and 40 sac.
Contact Rene Armengol, $40
United Street, Phone 9271.
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Call A. C. Roberts, Phone 853,
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Almost new Karen pressure cook
err, cost $3.50, sell for $500
Also beautiful kittens for adop-
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Vacuum cleaners and washing
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Pool room, eight tables. Win sac
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Practically new Rexair, with all
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Duval street business and income
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Four or five room partly furnish
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to $4,000 monthly. Call at 100,
Ext. $40. Mrs. Lowe.
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Coca-Cola ice box, round-cornered
show case and office desk. All
in excellent condition. See Rene
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Beautiful home on the ocean
Completely furnished.
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Nicely furnished 2-bedroom house
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1887 Cadillac sedan, S35O00.
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Bungalow, nice nome, 5 roorns,
large enclosed porch, and bath,
completely furnished, on lot
150' frontage, 1907 deep to alley.
Price only $500. Terms. john
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Two mattresses, one dishWasher.
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Key West got some good pub
licity, all of it free, because an
Associated Press man came down
here to look into the Mudd
story over at Dry Tortugas and
missed the boat.
with "a hours to kill. the AP
man. Wilbur Jennings. looked
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
TROPHY GRANGE NOTES

The attendance was good last
night, April q, in spite of the bad
weather. Mrs. Lister Hall was in
charge of the program. The first
number was song by the Grange,
Sowing the Seed" Mrs. Hall read
a poem entitled ':Friendship; Bet
~ Simpson and Pauline Minner
sang In the Garden" Next was ii
reading by Mrs. Petry. Then Lister
Hall talked ON Safety on the
Farm. Charles Bostick read "Ad-
vice to Farmers" A very amusing
feature was a skit entitled Top
sy. played by Ruth Pittard, Claire
Pittard and Emily Morris. Betty
Hall read several jokes. after
which there was guessing con-
test. The closing number was a
song by the Grange, Bud and
Bloom Cup cakes and cocoa were
enjoyed by all
Next Monday evening each mem
Der will answer the roll call. de-
tending his or her favorite book tc
be read the very last thing before
falling asleep at night.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
POcahOntas Notes

Pocahontas Sister Dorothy Will
son, better known as dot" is
proving to be very efficient lead
er, but she must be backed up by
her officers. Monday evening three
chairs were vacant but II men,
bers were present. including our
Laurel sisters. 1t is only one eve
ming a week so let's be there, rain
or baseball. a
The committee was on the job
Monday with delicious refresh
ments of a platter with deviled
egg potato salad on lettuce and
coffee was served. You must come
every Monday evening not to miss
anything.
They are planning a bingo party
for Monday evening, April %, at
s p. m. Price, 35c. Prizes and re-
freshments, and with this COM
mittee we are sure to eat. They
are expecting a crowd. Don't dis
appoint them. Monday evening,
April 28. Price, 35c. Place. Poca-
hontas lodge hall. Let's play bingo
and have fun.
The committee is composed of
the Laurel sisters, Ann Wilker
Alice Truitt, Cornelia Oliphant
Katie Oliphant and Sisters Nora
Donovan and Jennie Cleaver from
this city.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
LOCAL AND STATE NEWS

Only the steady blowing of the
wind kept the frost off of those
early gardens and blooms the last
couple Of nights.
If you have any books or maga-
zines you have finished with, why
not give them to the hospital for
the library the auxiliary is start
ing. Call Mrs. Sara Nutter Snyder
and she will call for them.
There will be a roast chicken
supper served in the Lincoln Com
munity Hall on Wednesday even
ing, April 30, at 5 80 o'clock Menu
Roast chicken, dressing, sweet and
white potatoes, greens. slaw, cram
berries, pickles. jelly, rolls and but
ter. coffee and pie. Price, $1.00
Benefit Community Hall
/ The final Card and BingO Party
of the season under the joint spon-
sorship of the Houston Volunteer
Fire Company and Marvel-TaylOl
/ Post Veterans of Foreign Wars will
be held in the Houston Fire House
this Friday evening, April 25th. al
eight O'Clock. There will be plenty
OF fine door prizes and refresh
ments for all.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
Shawnee Club News

Mrs. Frank Vibbert was hostess
to the club on Friday. April IL,
with II members present. Miss
Minerva Sipple was selected to
speak at the annual Delaware State
Demonstration Meeting to he held
in Dover on Thursday, May s. Her
talk will be on the cultural pro-
grams that the club sponsored III
1916.
Mrs. Charles Grove was voted
an outstanding member. and will
be recognized at the Dover meet
ing.
Mrs. John Lodge and Mrs. Stan
ley Hunter gave a demonstration
on What For The Sweet Tooth AT
Meal Time" This was the 18th
anniversary of the club. The hos
tess served delicious home made
ice cream.
The next meeting will be held at
Cedar Lawn" the home of Mrs.
William Watson, on Friday May 9.
at one-thirty o'clock. The topic
will be May Business Facts For
Farm Families" Mrs. Alma
Smith. home demonstration clul
agent. will be present.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25

The farmers market will start
Saturday, April 26th at the same
stand on Humes' corner.
The rising cost of living is pre-
sently threatening the very found
alton of our economic system. The
Government is talking good pan
acea" for the problem, but remedial
action is slow in coming to the
front"
Plan now to attend the gala
dance and fun-fest at the Colony
Club, Rehoboth, on Friday evening.
May Both. Dancing from 10 P. M. to
A. M. The affair is being sponsor
ed by the Rehoboth Veterans of
Foreign War PPost No. 7447. Admis-
sion $1.00. plus tax.
1T is not too early for tomato
plants to be set out, but as a de-
tense against the chill night breezes
1t is advisable to place a five-eighth
or peach basket. which has first
been lined with newspaper, over
the plant. Be sure. however, when
the sun comes out warm in the
daytime. to remove the basket or
the plant will yellow from the heat
land die.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
REBEKAH LODGE NOTES

The new officers of Margaret c.
Pyle Rebekah Lodge. No. II, l. o.
O. F.. were installed last Thursday
evening in the Odd Fellows Tenn
pie with Il large number of visit
orS from the surrounding towns
and Wilmington, also visitors were
present from Queen Esther Re-
bekah Lodge at Arden.
Mrs. Rattle Jester. President of
the Rebekah Assembly of Della
ware and her staff of officers were
present and did the work in a most
creditable manner.
The officers installed were as
follows: Noble Grand, Mrs. Helen
Beswick; vice grand. Mrs. Mamie
! Haggett; recording secretary,
Mrs. Nettie Jester; treasurer, Miss
Alice Brown; financial secretary,
Miss Louise Higman; assistant
secretary, Mrs. Helen Deputy. was
unable to be present due to i'll
ness. Mrs. Hilda Mulholland also
was absent due to death in the
family Others installed were Con-
ductresS. Mrs. Helen HOutz; color
bearer, Mrs. Anna Maud LOngbO-
than; chaplain, Mrs. Helen Lynn
musician. Mrs. Marguerite Tease
r. S. \. G., Mrs. Huldah Willis: l.
S. y. G.. Mrs. Virginia Kirby; r
S. V. G.. Mrs. Matte Greenley
l.. S. V. c., Mrs. Lulu Coffin; in
side guardian. Mrs. Olivia Abbott
outside guardian, Mrs. Ella Steven
son; right altar bearer Mrs Ella
Warren: left altar bearer, Mrs
Pauline Lord Mrs Elsie Nelte, tn,
retiring noble grand. became pas
noble grand.
The lodge has just closed a mos
successful term under the retiring
officers, with Mrs. Nelte as tn
; leader Mrs. Nelte received man,
very useful and pretty gifts an,
past noble grand's jewel, gif
of her lodge. in appreciation of he
valued work.
Mrs. Beswick and her staff O
| officers are we'll trained and tn
l lodge is looking forward to an
/ other very successful term unde
/ her leadership.
Among the visitors who brOugh
D greetings were Paris Kirby. Gran
e Master of the Grand Lodge an
e members of his staff; Past Gran
a Master Clarence Jester; past pres
II identS of the Rebekah Assembl,
:. Mrs. Margaret Sharpless. Mr.
e Elizabeth Swain and Mrs. Lana
Milbourne.
Mrs. Priscilla Lank was admit
ted TO membership and welcome
bV the lodge
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
Milford Grange Notes

Last Saturday night, Milford
Grange celebrated its 73rd ami
verSary at : O'Clock. A covered
dish supper was served. Every
thing good to eat in abundance.
Ice cream and cup cakes were SER
we'd for dessert. A large angel food
cake baked by Georgeann Jester
was CHANGED off and won by Pres
ton KentOn.
Master Robert Jester entertain
ed with tall tales about several of
the members.
Smyrna Grange. introduced by
Jimmy Fleming. then entertained
us with minstrel. The following
show was greatly enjoyed by all.
Youth Chorus, Peggy Joyce Nc
Grath. Jane Dukes. Grayce Short
Francis Pierce and Ruth Johnson
End men. Rastus and Nose.
End ladies. Mandy and Susan.
Vocal solos. Francis Pierce. Ed
ward Everhart, Harry Johnson
Helen GOldSbOrOugh
Piano solo, Mrs Mary Fleming
Songs by entire group. All very
good and enjoyed by all.
Thanks. Smyrna. and come again
Next Saturday night will be La
dies Night Try to be with us.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
SUSSEX COUNTIANS
ENJOY FISHING TRIP

Warren G.. Newton, Luther Cal
hoon and Mr. NewtOn's two daugh-
ters, Betty and Jane, set sail from
Bakers Haulover, Miami. Florida,
on the boat "Martha Mary" cap
tanned by John SacOn. on April 9th
to try their luck at deep-sea fish
ing.
Miss Betty Newton was the prize
winner of the day. She hooked
into a sailfish measuring 6 I" and
weighing 65 lbs. which she landed
after three-fourth's of an hour
struggle.
Two large bonitOs were also
caught by the party. Miss Jane
Newton catching one This was the
girls first experience at deep-sea
fishing. and to catch sailtsh on
your first trip is really remarkable
Luther CalhoOn came out on the
short end of the fishing.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. Eurie Savage en-
jOyed a family reunion on Sunday
to celebrate the 69th birthday an
niversary of Mr.. Savage. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Ebe Savage.
Milford; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sill
yer, Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Benson and family, Lin
coin; Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Savage
and family, Green Ridge, Pa; Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Lynch and fam
lily, Highland Gardens, Pa; Mr..
and Mrs. Eurie Savage, Jr, Mil
ford; Mr.. and Mrs. George Collins
and family, Milford; Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Savage. Bowers Beach;
William Lynch, Baltimore; James
Donovan, Harrington; and Mrs.
Amelia McSweeney, Milford. After
a delicious turkey dinner everyone
departed wishing Mr.. Savage many
more happy birthdays.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
Weddings
COVERDALE COCCAMO

COVERDALE COCCAMO
A pretty wedding took place on
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Rev. NJ f. Hungerford, former
minister of the Milford Calvary
Methods Church, at Georgetown,
Md, when Miss Naomi COverdale,
granddaughter of Mrs. Annie Pot
ter and the late B. f. Potter, and
daughter of William G. Coverdale
and the late Mildred Coverdale, Of
Milford, became the bride of Car
men Coccamo, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Angelo Coccamo of Millville, n. j
Miss Eleanor Geyer of Milford
served as maid of honor while
Vernon Freiling of Millville. was
best man. The bride carried a
white Bible with white iris and
sweet peas.
Immediately following the cere-
mony the young couple left for a
honeymoon in the South. Upon
their return they will reside at
West Main street. Millville, y. j.
seq
ODELL WARREN
On Wednesday evening, April =;
at the parsonage of The Avenue
Methodist Church Miss Jessie NJ
Odell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
, Charles Odell of Milford and Walter
! c. Warren, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred G.. Warren of Lincoln Were
united in marriage by Rev. Franl
Herson. The attending witnesse
were Mrs. Margaret Warren and MI
] Fred Warren of Lincoln.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
SCOTTISH RITE GROUP
CLUB WILL MEET

The Kent Sussex Scottish Rite
Club will hold a dinner meeting in
the Municipal Building. Laurel, on
April 30, at I p. m. A turkey din
ner. in charge of Harrison Phil
lips of Laurel, a director of the
club, will be served by the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Laurel Firemen.
Included among the notables eX-
pected to be present are Lieuten-
ant Governor Elbert n. Carvel, who
VIII act as tOastmaster; Ill. Charles
9. Green, 33 of Wilmington, the
principal speaker, and Ill. J. Wal
lace Woodford, 30. deputy of the
Valley OF Wilmington.
After the speaking, professional
entertainment has been provided
by the program chairman, J. Hen
ry Mcdonnell, of Dover, who re-
quests all Scottish Rite MaSOns
not members of the club, to contact
Secretary p. G. NJ. George {. Mack
lin of Milford at the door.
Arthur Hudson of Selbyvilie
president Of the club, will pre-
side.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
Kiwanis Notes

On Tuesday last the kiWanis
Club Of Milford entertained three
guest speakers. The first was Walt
Miles of our Red SOX Club, who
acquainted Kiwanians with the
trials and tribulatiOns of man
ager during spring training and
his talk was very interesting and
enlightening. The second was LO-
we'll Hendricks. scout supervisor
for this section, who presented the
commtttee in charge of scOutdom
with the charter for Troop 102.
which is sponsored by the Kiwanis
Club. The third was the Reverend
j. Harry Wright who used as his
topic the question How Old Are
YOu?" Reverend WrightS dis
course was one of the finest the
Kiwanians have had the pleasure
of hearing for long time and
when he was through he earned
the title Of "Uncle Harry" bestOw-
ed upOn him by the members.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25

Mrs. Howard Wagner, Mrs. Repa
Smith and Mrs. Edith Savage spem
Friday in Dover.
.
Mrs. Amelia McSweeney. Of Mil
ford. spent Sunday evening wi'il
her mother. Mrs. Eurie Savage Oh
Harrington.
Mrs. Ethel Sims, of Philadelphla,
has been the guest of her daughter
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry u
Nickers. and son.
Mrs. Ida Kelley has returned
from visit in Berlin, Md. where
she was the guest of Mrs. {. [.
Ewell for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Hammond
who have been living in Whining
ton for the past months, will re-
turn to Milford this weekend ana
will make their home here.
Miss Kay DickersOn. Miss Clarke
Thompson. Miss Dolores DickerSon
and Mrs. Frances DickersOn spent
the weekend in Baltimore, Wash
ingtOn and parts of Virginia.
/ Prof. and Mrs. o. G. F. Bonner
of Ridgway Pa, and Mrs. Louise
Simmons and Miss Aloyse Simmons
of Dubois, Pa. are guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. l.. G.. Markert this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodger Harrison
and daughter, Susan, of Neffsville
Pa, were the weekend guests of he
mother and grandmother, Mrs
Della Hall Deakyne and Mrs
George Hall.
Mrs. Herman Phillips, who ha
been in Dallas. Texas. attendin:
the national meeting Of the A. A
L. W., returned home yesterday
Mrs. Phillips is state president o
the organization.
Among the guests visiting Vil
ginia Beach, Va. this past week
end were Lorraine W. Wilkins an
fiancee, Miss Louise Pettyjohn @
Milton and Mr.. and Mrs. j. vii
liam Wells, this city.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
SURPRISE PARTY

Monday, April 2l, was Ray
(Skippy) Hazards 18th birthday
and group of boys and girls with
the aid of his mother. gave him a
surprise birthday party.
After Ray opened his many use
full gifts. games and dancing were
enjoyed by everyone. followed by
refreshments.
Those present were Dawn Davis,
Dolores Lapetina, Jean Downing.
Carol Meade, Kathleen lSaacS, Dor
othy Mae Bennett, Sonny Christen-
sen, Jack Baynum, Bobby DonO-
van. Jack Ament, Roy, Walter,
Dennis and Dean Hazard, Mrs. El-
sic w. Moore and Mrs. Doris Glen
daniel.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
Milford Century Club

Garden Day at the Milford New
Century Club with Mrs Douglas
Fry as chairman was a bright spot
on very stormy day for the mem
Eers present. Sev;ral artistic ar
rangements of flowers were shown
and Mrs. Mildred Wells, home eco
nOmicS instructor at the High
School was present to talk about
landscape gardens and gardening
as we'll as to show further arrange
ments of flowers by the use OF
slides. Mrs. Ruth Nemesh, another
instructor, brought several men,
bers of her 7-2 section who present
ed a playlet The Magic Ring Mrs.
w. Henry Elfreth read her latest
poem THE Mocking Bird" All to-
Gether the program for Garden Day
was much enjoyed by the attending
members.
Mrs. Francis Leithiser was
elected to membership in the club
during the meeting. A bake for to-
morrow, Saturday, April 26 was
announced by the chairman, Mrs. j
Lynn Pratt. Pot roast, meat loaf
salads, soup. pies, cakes and rolls
will be offered Gifts should be tax
en- to the club between nine and ter
o'clock SO that the sale may start al
ten sharp.
Next week Mrs. Robert Rudolph
chairman of drama will present the
play THE Dinner Party" given by
members of the Dover Century
Club. The players will be Mrs. Will
liam j. Cavanaugh. Mrs. II. I
BucksOn. Mrs. Howard Frank. Mrs
j. c. BOwdle and Mrs. o. B. Viii
liams. A social hour will follow The
play This will be another enjoyable
] aftnrnnOn
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-25
MILFORD MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
AUXILIARY NOTES

Mrs. R. j. Emory announces the
following hOstesses for this com
ing week:
Sunday, April 27-Miss Frances
Pettyjohn, Miss Jean Nolde.
Monday, April 2S-Mrs. Edward
Maule.
Tuesday, April 29-Mrs. Willard
Hall.
Wednesday, April 30-Mrs. Lew
is Wright, Mrs. Wright Ward
Thursday, May Mrs. Ford
Sewell.
Friday, May miss Evelyn
Murphy.
Saturday, May 3-Mrs. David
Stills, Mrs. l.. r. Pierce.
Mrs. Emory wishes to thank the
ones who have called and offered
their assistance.
Wednesday, May 7, will be the
graduation day for the 1947 class
of the Milford Memorial Hospital
The exercises will be held at eight
in the evening In the Avenue Meth
odist Church. All auxiliary mem
bers are invited and urged to at
tend the exercises and the recep-
ton which will follow immediate
ly in the Sunday school room of the
church.
Hospital Day will be celebrated
Monday, May ~. AS is customary
this will also be donation day. Sc
if you have anything you woult
like to give to the hospital bring i
along when you come to "Oper
House" and the reception on th'
lawn. Any donation will be yer!
acceptable-whether it be a can o
fOod-a basket of potatoes or any
thing-either large or small.