Milford chronicle., 1949-09-30

The Friendship Bible Glass of
Avenue Methodist Church will hold ;
a rummage sale on Saturday, Octo-
Der /, in the vacant buildiDs next
to Austin's Shoe Repair Shop, start /
ing at o'clock.
The Frederick NJ Y. F. now have !
Barratt's Chapel Memorial plates
for sale. These plate can be pur-
chased at Conley's Service Station,
corner of North Bowers Road and
DUPONT Highway.
There will be meesing of
Branch Area No. of the Delaware
Red Cross on Monday evening,
October 3rd, at o. M, at the home
of Mrs. Charles Swain, 81 Sussex
Ave. All directors are asked to be
present.
Harvey G. Marvel, Milford real
estate agent, recently announced
the sale of the Dashiell home on
S. E. Second street to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lochlin Huth. Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
Sapp have purchased the Lovers
Lane home of Mr.. and Mrs. Huth.
The Sunshine Glass of Calvary
Methodist Church will hold Rum
mage Sale on Saturday, October 1st,
near Torch's Factory. Those desir-
! ing to contribute in the way OF
clothing, etc., please contact Mrs.
Emma Bennett by phoning 4765 or
Mrs. Edith Lacey, phone 4280.
Everyone is welcomed at the card
and bingo party sponsored by the
American Legion Auxiliary of Mil
ford, on Friday evening, October Ia
at p. m. in the Millwood Com
munity Hall. Refreshments and
door prize and other large prizes
to be given away. Admission, soc.
The Sunshine Glass of Calvary
Methodist Church will hold rum
mage sale on Saturday, October 1
near Torsch Factory. Those desir-
ing to contribute in way of cloth
ing, etc., please contact Mrs. EN-
ma Bennett, phone 4765, or Mrs
Edith Lacy, phone 42S0. The Sum-
shine Glass had 55 members pres
ent for Rally Day services last Sun
day. Let each member of the class
try to make this mark their goal
, every Sunday. !:
:, Randleson L. Lyles, seaman, u
S. Navy, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
Lyles of Milford, has actively par.
, ticipated in the preparations fol
: the joint military training exer.
: cises call, Operation Mkt" while
! serving at the Naval Amphibious
Base, Coronado, Calf.
: This base provides logistic sup
: port and facilities to schools ant
) joint training activities under di
2 rect supervision of the Amphibiou
Y Training Command, Pacific Fleet.
: Delaware ranks among the fou
top states in military safety, Co
: George w. Dunn, executive office
= of the Delaware Military District
y announced this week.
He stated that Delaware is tn
only district of the entire Secon
: Army Area that has gone withou
a serious military vehicular acci
= dent since Jan. 1, 1949, and tha
: only Ohio, West Virginia and Mary
= land can approach this states rec
: ord for not having had militar,
disabling injury for the seve
months period.
+, At the recent meeting of tn
Cordrey family at Nelson Commu
nifty House, some SO members of tn
Q family attended and II additions
=. guests.
Charlie S. Cordrey was the oldeI
:, member and Jeffry Cordrey, son c
y Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cordrey c
= Delmar, the youngest.
The following officers were elect
ed to serve this year: Mrs. Charlie
- V. Smith, president; Mrs. Lee Cal
- ey, secretary and treasurer; Mis-
D Catherine Harman, historian an
?. Frank. White, chairman of refresf
- : ments for the next reunion. Tt
- guest speaker was the Rev. A. \
: :, Davis, pastor of Nelson's Church.
N While approximately $500 spet
n tators watched. driver in IL
n Georgetown stock car races ma
q rowly escaped death last Sunda
= afternoon when he was throw
- from his racing car as it overturne
v and hurled through the air.
William Short, of near Milfor
the driver, is in the Beebe Hosp
tai, at Lewes, where he was trea
ed for bruises and brush burns ar
held for further observation. tt
s. reason the car went out of contr
v, was unknown.
l. The mishap was only one of {
afternoon of thrills for the spe
s. tators, who saw a pile-up of thr,
other cars in another race. No OF
s. was injured in the latter accider
RI, -
n, Five persons were injured in
s. four-car collision on Route ]
Ir. about three miles north of Dow
/. on Monday night.
IS. The injured are:
RI, Lewis o. Harry, 81, Smyrna, wi
n, suffered decorations of the leg
Thomas r. Ingram, Jr., As, Dove
IS. abraisons of the leg and a back i