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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
New Building
Set
For Wesley
Building Program To
Cost $3.50, 900 Approved
by Trustees; Includes
Recreation Center.

A RebOOO0 building program for
the Wealey Junior College, Dover,
WAN unanimously approved al a
meetlUg OF the hoard OF trustees OF
the college al Dover this week.
Judge ElWood r. Melaon, Whining
ton, IA preaideut OF the board
The preaalNg need OF the fast.
HrNWlNg atUdeNt body Includes a
new dowmttory tor women, new
dNlNe hall and recreation center,
a eeNtral heating plant aud yarl-
oNH other rem0delng aud reNova-
ttoNH Ga present structures, and
ala0 the athletic field
The WWateea voted "a approve
the suggested campaign Of $sbO
0ON "lNr The explanation az the col
leae NVeNWliNg % the plan set forth
NN TIE eWh committee OF the special
tact hndthA communication act Up hy
the lNAN reNmsUN Annual Con.
lereNon,"
AZ that time Nlah0R Flint aR-
NNMted aNeelNl o0mmlAaiON IA
eOpVey Che whole atWatlOn az the
VelleHe relative a. explanation needs
The communication recently aUthOrlg
W q eNNpNigN ana named sub.
committee 90 draw plans for lts
execution The subcommittee sub.
ReOOeNtlN recommended that the
Wl VoWNlaalON proceed with a
WNd WRlNN eNMNNlgN aud that tho
NoNl he &ghONNO
tvNNlNUea NN paue N
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
State Retail Sales
Show Marked Increase
Tread toHllnuea Upward pFOm
pre.WaF Figures

Retail sales IN the state 1T beta
ware are running at 4 rate iva ana
nneshalf times higher than before
world War ~, tho u, y, Depart
ment ot Commerce reported this
week
Revealing for the frat time A0me
If the slallsllOH complied from the
census ~ hualneaa which tho CpN
sue bureau Took N late haas the
department said that retail aalea IA
ialh aggregated taNlNONN NN IA
Delaware, a. compared with NNiN
fii0tOu nuO IA 1919, when the lNal
previous census az huHlNesR had
been taken fhlH WAS Il Gain Nt pAf
pee cent, and tho trend "a am mOV
lnf upward
The volume at WhOlehale Aalep
NOTE than doubled IA Delaware dur
lns the same period thp peNAUa ~
port shows Wh0lesalp RNlpa reach
rd tiAtlnnOOO IA mas compared
with tlhf hNN ONN hO IA lNaa a nNM
~ aOh per cent
teutllnnpA nn naep ~
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
Local School
Bonds Sold
IN New York
$500 Issue First 10
Go To Out . or State
Buyer Get Lowest
Rate OF Interest.

A New Nolh nN On MondNv mrs
phAHpd tgNOOOO IA hundA tor tho
milford AnppNl RuhOol nlHUet, tho
htHl time that Huph hnNda have
been HOld to u buyer oulpldp the
state
The Nancy WAh turned over "a
RlAlt TtphHOrpr willard u. llnyee
on Monday Va New NOrhR Central
llNnovpr HAnk and fWAt Company.
The buyer "a lbmey stuart and
company which made the NNrrhAae
~ Nh interest rate Of las npr cent,
among the OWeHt rates ever re-.
pplVpd for AUhuul hmdR.
The OutHldn sale and the low IN
teteHt rate both atem from the Ana-
tlhl HphHlOn Or the General AnAem
bly, last November when a mea
sure was phHRed authorizing tho Ia
HuAhrp ut serial Heho0l hOnds
lplOtp the adoption Ot thlH law
the hOhda we're VHllAhlp AZ any time,
thus mNkmn them mAttrnetlVp ~
prospective hUyph ana makng for
hlAher mterpHt raipp. lplOrp tho
measure was nNsHpd mterpal rates
ran Aa hinh NH ah Ner cent but
aimee then have hpen about 9 npr
cent with thlH latest purchase tho
luWpsl OF all
ttuNtlNWpd VA paue tAA
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
Opportunity
We're
Successful
Merchants. Public Pleas.
ed With First OF What
viii Become MONTH,
shopping Event Here.

a. haf fas fthtfal tunffntur ~
HltuEH faat faf Opportunity
ilab hsld ln Mllf0fd lasi FRIDAY
HHa nainfaab hfff aHfffaffnl and
alfi Providence pffmiiihf they
el ~ friseatea eafl muntl from
HttH 0H
fi.t iaea ~ fhf daba ffeh out
81 msafftHE az fiis merchants euin
aatiiat ~ fhf Milford chamber ~
Commerce aaia ldra nhs present.
sn ta Haee uHfiluf ~ the mnf
ellaHfe 81 hMeh il mhn unanimous.
% aaatifea aha lhear present
Hlsasea fAelf thpHuf ~ flif Idea
feHtailsf plane ehil fuf Iile seat
faHHaff uHIf5 tlabt a. D. hrid un
ffiaat aha Saturday Mhy en hnd
hlfeaat fhf COMMITTEES ln
etafFr uf preparing faf fhF sales
fetf afe hnnt nlfh plans fuf nun.
hsf fae aha alfhoHf doubt the
hssf Opportunity nays uill b.
e. hsitrf lian filr nfHi
81 a. ffs earnest hafe ~ fhe eum
miffas fhaf fhf stores participating
H rae ueEf opportunity nlii feh
Inff asflta af three az four &C..
aafsa aataiandmK Faiusa from feF
sass atnk fafhHf fhhn an overall
isfass fnanefluh Thie question wlil
~ fahnh 49, a. msasiinr ~ thr
siit.feiaaftr nfiaf a. fhe neat event
Tae esmnliiat deeply anpfeei
atne tie cooperation fheF received
iftaH flt participant merchants
aHa ieiletf STA iU0e. cooperation
fat feIs rnn o. made the oui
etaMainN aaier etruf uh fhr Pen.
HfsaHfa
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
New Drugs Promise
Coceidiosis Control
Oae ~ Major Problems ~ CNlrApN
NalHlug On Was Out

New drunH mr pnepldloRtA CON
troll have removed one at the major
ptublpmH "a talnlnn eMVke, Neo0rd
inH in Mm 4 SLOAN, NaBlHtANt toNN
~ agricultural anent Aimee lNAA
When sulIa dtunH were hfbl used IA
control thln disease, rapid nrNgrpaH
40 research hnH been made pre-
fentlYe uf treatment doses Ot aNllN
QulnoAallne, nllrOnhenlde, and Ml
famnihatine are widely uhed now
Among Delaware pOullrymen
Results uf experimental recent
y conducted by karl aeenpr az the
University Auhntallnn IA OeNrgp
town show the relative value ~ the
different drugs, when fed An 4 nte-
tpnllye IA hr0llpf mash ApoOrdmA
Ga these tests. nllfOphenidp AZ u M
pet Ton concentration HAVe the beat
control AZ z 10 per ton, Mlta
anlhuAallne ana RulfAmpthaeMp
gave better results than hilrnphpn-
lde Records were kept ~ AVERAGE
weight, trpd efficiency mortality
teantlhuea on base 81
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
1850 Committees Are
Picked By Poultrynen


Committee members tor 1850 have
been announced - Lee Honacker
Jrs president 81 the Delaware
Poultry Improvement Association.
for planning activities and CARRYING
out recommendation 81 the mem-
beFshin
MAX CoFdeE Mill0rd. rs chairman
0f the marketing committee. uhich
helps Increase marke1tne 81 noul-
try and poultry products n Della
ware through cooperation milh rar-
ious marketing agencies ana IS aa-
Felopins plans t0r a more even laH-
"a 0f production john Hammond
hridgeVllie. Is chairman 81 the a3n-
cation-Research committed. whose
purpose Is 90 develop ana nuhheira
research which viii IS ~ Interest
90 Delaware poultrymen
Earl Hawk. Greenwood. heads un
the handbook committee. which
plans and superVises publication 81
ieaasnaaa a. asaa u
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05


auditor Mrs Elton Lynch with
Ma Willie The plub director Ia the
state pAronllNp board by virtue NJ
hfi uiilrp nllpptuiH elected we're
MiH ! y short Mrs William \
hipplp Mrs ChArlnH n. llulalnr
Mis James llnpprl aud Mira David
uuppihmiih Elected dplnpaipa IA
tie annual convention nl plubH we're
Me- Wills, MfH philln lapohA,
Mte hnhpu ll0dulph AllprnAteH
aefp ME- q Mafahall rownapnd,
MiF carlton fo0hn ami Mira jampa
Lippuu
The speaker for The afternoon
Nha lhp Reverend Kenneth kanlnr.
phHlut ~ first Presbyterian phur, Il
hhu wac presented lu the mnmhprH
bt Mrs . Willis Hammond, chair
man for he meeting Nj kunpr
spoke uh the Conflict lptWepn
Communism aud christianity" The
subject hplnn quite appropriate for
May ntHi the hln holiday ~ tho
communists 10 EhVp the back
ground for hlu lalk. the MARKHAM
era. when The church ana the state
we're IA uddH, and religion bpnhn ta
lose liH chance IA help humanity
iip spoke ~ the ulUpihn belief ul
communism aH Ia direct contract tu
ihe principles at chflHtlahlty, and
said the only means t0 nRhl the lih
lhf tide WAS Professionalism, And
khfe many reasons for this truth
Questions followed the very nnp
inlk
A call WAS read for the conVnn
ton which viii be held IA Richard
son Park llieh school. on june "a,
90 and 10. aud the h0aleHn club will
be- ihe Suburban Century club, The
president Mrs Willis announced
that the Milford New Century club
had received the certificate at hon
pfable mention issued by the ma
ilOnhl federation in recognition ~
iis entry Ia the nuild u lettnr Com.
muniiy Contest Mrs Wilson Vim
yard by her very tlne work on this
project won this recognition for the
local rlub Fifteen clubs entered
and three, Acorn club Ut ApAlnrd
civic club ut Richardson Park, aud
Arun Club 81 Foltnn, were tho ~
elpipnin az cash awnrdh,
ieonilnuaa ~ paaa 81
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
Stassen Calls Truman Worst
President In Nations History
University Head AIso
States He Is Cleveref
Politician To OeeuBy
Capitol.
COP Leaders Declare
Chief Executive Tour
ing To Gain A Pupnet
Congress

Harold E. Stassen Tuesday ulaht
called President Trumaa -tha efar-
crest politician" and -the wersf
president ever 10 occupy the White
House.
He said Mr. Truman 6 emhara-
ing on a political tour q the West
TO try and get q puppe1 Congress.
Stassen, president O9 the Unirer-
sity Of Pennsylvania and former
governor Of Minnesota. called on
Republicans % meet the 1850 aflu-
alton brought about b. his
lAr. Truman's) use and misuse II
the great power Of his Office" bv-
1. Fighting back vigorously and
hitting hard in the exposure of the
conditions Of his Administration.
2. Bringing forward definite.
sound constructive measures %
meet the problems Of our country
at home and abroad"
3. Organizing and working and
voting with a thor0ughness and
drive such as we have never
shown before.
SlasSen, unsuccessful asDiranf
for the Republican presidential
nomination two years ago. deliver
ed his attack In an address before
the Women's Auxiliary Of the New
York Republican County Commit
tee. The address was broadcast.
Stassen termed Mr. Truman'g
forthcoming western trip an indi-
cation that the President "wilI take
an about personal part Gu the con-
gressional elections"
This he said. should not Be
taken lightly
President Truman Is the clever
est politician ever % 0ecuDv the
White House. And he Is also the
worst president ever % occupy the
White House. the former COVER
nor said.
Stassen branded Mr.. Truman "a
post graduate OF the most effective
political school Ga America-the
Pendergast school Of Kansas CITY.
Mo.
From that school he knows the
methods Of attacks GA opposition.
Of claims for all Improvement. 81
lodging blame for things that gn
VT 0ng, and marshalline votes
through organization
The tragedy for America Is
that the same school which made
Truman such a clever politician
also made him such a bad nrasi-
dent, Stassen said. adding.
This ia trno haoamsa "a Is =
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05


Lawson TaWes, the congregation
marched two abreast to the build
ing site.
Using a new pick and shovel
provided by the Pierce Hardware
Company, the ground was first
broken by the pastor and the Dis
uict superintendent, each partici-
pant turned over a shOvelful Of
dirt. Other participants were I.
DOlphus Short. chairman Of the
building committee; William "
Sipple, Trustee; Thomas Davis.
official board; Wilson Sockrider.
Church School, G. Roland Messick.
Bible Glasses, Eddie Isaacs. young
adults; Fred Marvel, youth divi-
sion Miss Elizabeth Hammond.
Junior Department. Miss Mary
TraVers, kindergarten. Mrs. Con
rad TraVers, Primary Department:
Mrs. Anna Prettyman. Nursery.
Mrs. Charles e. Varney. Women's
Society; j. William Wells, Choir.
Mrs. Phyllis Kelley, Congregation.
and Joyce ArgO, Youth Fellowship.
Preceding the ground breaking.
Rev Pawes led in unison prayer.
The ceremonies were concluded
with che singing OF the D0xni0gv
Rev Or Thomas Muligan gave
the second prayer and the hene-
dIction
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
Merchandise Fair
AZ School Tonight
Many Merchants ~ display Wares
A ITALIA FClp A lllgh SChOOl

The frat NnnuNl merchandising
FNlr Ond OpnN llnuur win be- held
IA the milford lllah SehoOl on Nrl
day, May o. lNNO
over 10 Milford MOrohNnta viii
dlapMy lheW WNroa az the Mor.
ONNndpo Fair la the NchOol cate
terM mUtweeN g'NO " M and lO}OO
u m
The RNW, Witch Ia epoNaornd hy
tho merohNndNNa oNHaps az mn
ford lliHh NvhoOl IA dealgNoN IL
NoQNNiNt the loVM population with
the many new wonderful ltNne
that Mllmrd merohNNtA arc ouor
tNg.
The observation-disclosures eNapea, IN
der tho direction &C Nv Albert Ro.
aNN, win helm daplay the mepehaN-
dlae The meWhANdletNg eNNpat
AtteMnla % provide Na much Nrao.
uoNl experience lor ita aNdeNts al
N0halhlp
teaNttNuaa Rn page lNA
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
Tall Cedars VIII
Hold Ceremonial
MNy EUle VIII M WNld In The
Milford Community NWNdmg

hVerHreeR Mreat No, AA Nll Ces
dNre "a lebanon, viii hold lta NAV
Ceremonial At tho Mllh,rd tNNNmNN
~ hNlldlNB M "Wednesday eVeNiNg,
Nav 10 FhN Mrest hand, under the
direction at Walter \ WWM, viii
elVe a eNNVNW prior "a the Mal
heRa MeellhA.
q, " a. NNlNp A. NeNNia and
hla 0Neers viii oNAN the MAtNNas
MpplNn "a \ n M rMNs NW the
annual convention "a Washington,
y e., M MAY va ana Yt will he W
lpt diRpNebl0N. NNetHpNeN k,reat
viii be- we'll represented al tho eoN
VeNtlM NN Ua NWNepB, MNHNra ami
hNNd EVerHreNNR NlpNM RNNNNrs
WOk epVNNd NMee IA tho Atlantic
city parade NAt YEAR and viii nu
after NNOthNr Nltae this year
Ne,'N,tNNed M NAtV lW
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
1850 Census Job
90 Pet. Completed


hHltfh0fnh The National
$3.50 hapHiafian fauui aaa eatlmnt
"a 81 EnhaHh hufnau officials this
aeat a. - allaHt 8H pff feni conn
f.sas fhef aaid thu 81 thfee more
aeska uiiI ~ Required a. finish thp
Iah
flfHf leuiaiife figures ace dne 1.
- madf uuIilf fhia month and
hrEi HhfF Mlll D. announced bY
atsiflHf fennHn aHpnfs lhnfH and
hIl ineluaf population figures faf
tlHufiea aHd fuf elilna uf mufp
faaH lH aH8 pafaana
FHe enHtnn estimates Wnfn that
faf haf.ans population would hg
iHHHd to "a anmen here around
laa aHn Hua 81 iai Unu nn0 petaonn
#hHf nuuld compare Mith hn uHl.
riaI taiai az i8l coz go fnt thr con
leaattaasa ~ nasa 81
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
Crippled Tot Fund
Stands AZ $15,O51.29
GNNl OG &sOOOA However stu llas
Not NerN Reached

Mira, William n. Cam, state chair
man Of heMWNreh SECOND Annual
Eaaler Seal Campaign, reported a
return ~ &lN,ONl.gN Nt 4 meetlnp of
the executive committee TOR tho
delaware Sooiety for Crippled chill
dteN, held az the offices 0f the ans
eiety "a Wilmington CA Anrll Us
Although the lNhO goal ~ $50 600
has not vet been reached, Mira Cam
pointed OWt that the returns ren0rt
ed eNceed the total amount reeelV.
ed during the nrat Master Seal cam.
hNisN hy over 100000. After a dis.
question Of the lahO-bt BUDGET aud
program OF activities as reported
by The executive secretary, hy the
executive committee, 0e0rge EhMg.
eG president Of the society, stressed
the urgent need for everyone who
has not vet made their contribution
tcoNtnued On paee u
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
$50 Guard Planes To Be Orer
The State For 1850 Maneupers

The skies over Delaware win as
sumo the aspect 0f am active war-
time theaier of operations in Au-
gust. with ESQ aghteFs. bamhers and
transport planes enEaEe8 ln aerial
war games. The manenveEs win b.
held August l2 through 26.
Lieutenant Colonel q Ross Adj
ANS, Jr.. commandln# of8oer 81 the
Delaware Air National Guard. an
nounuced recently THAI 2.ooo Officers
and airmen and ESQ planes win naF-
ticipate m the annual encamnmant.
using Delaware as the focal point
for operations
The Dover Air Base Win AGAIN
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05

A. BAD fhe past yeafn. d MlHs Mary
lHua MiaH iielamafe. and d Miss
Virgins ulii hrsi 49, chosen Then.
nnf AZ fhe fhfee Niil he crowned
MlaH lleimHfNa
Aeearaine al william "a Hender
aan. af 0eareeiown. chairman az
fiif event fhe contest As open 40
ang Eir lb years az hee of older
Haa iiFef ga the ilelmarFn PENN.
ania Hae nneen niil D. selected
eel fae haals ~ beauty. pasture.
llsiaf ana personality
t.aai sears eueen. Mies Jane Mun.
iafa af NenfEeiumu. ls nom using
tesafiaaaa 81 naaa 81
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
Mobile X-Ray Unit
To Visit City May II
Au Residents g. Tears Or older
mn8 TnAr Iuhrrruisfsis Tests

Taf MaAlle X itBy rnli ~ the
aiatf haafd ~ Health nili visit
Mliiafo m fhe neaf fHtufe fof the
iafHitef 81 mahinF Tuberculosis
aafsts af hN fhosf lH ihs vicinity
a feaEe ~ uidef fhlh Welt a.
eafaiaf a. o. William Marshall.
~ aha George lfief ls sponsored
- HaHB lufal HiRlf mindfd citizens
at6a aff keenlB Interested Ia the
araifh esd hflfafe a. ihf rnmmuh
Hb fhe ufaFfHm 's lH cooperation
nlfa far state haafd ~ titaiih and
fat ihslanafe Anu fHbsffn iuhis au.
Eifth
ftaH ffnf service Mill include
Elasad lfe8 faf fuad bandlpfr and
fHs ftfaaHnti fftam tir HnahpA
f.aHiffs LHmHaht
Hsf faB ana hltad Testing GA
riifFs alii uirfaie uH lhe iuiiun
Eaf htaniF
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
Plans For annual Boys State
Lag rs Schools Report Late

Preparations for boys state one
0f the most outstanding annual
state activities of the American
Legion are tagging behind prev
iuuR years, Il was disclosed Last Fri
day by Legion officials,
only 20 OF the high schools IN the
state have answered Invitations and
have submitted the results OF cleo
ti0na 20 determine the officials TO
serve IN Legislative Hall on May 10
and rs, u was disclosed, This means
that preparations such az printing
Of programs and planning to trans
port the high school boys TO Dover
cannot so forward, according to an
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
Plans Shaping Up
For "DOver Day
More People In Costume Are Ex
peeted On Streets Do Capital

As the time grows shorter until
Dover Day" Saturday, May 8, all
indications are that this years OBJ
seryanCe will be OF especially great
interest 20 the lover Of Americana.
Color will be added IN large mea-
sure as plans have been completed
90 have more people in costume on
the streets leading 10 Doyer's beau
titul and beloved Green. Beginning
az 0ne-thirty open carriages. pro-
CURED after long search and each
driven by a cOachman Ia Colonial
costume, viii cali az the Open
Houses 10 take the various hostess
SEES and the guests of honor 20 Leg
isl0tlve liall for the Governors Re
eepti0N, which begins al two o.
clock
Almost daily now the Chairmen
OF the many loan collections report
new additions % the already splen-
did exhibits Dover Day visitors
have found 0n display each year
Nmt whether or not the new addi-
uONa are considered. am the exhib-
teantlnuaa ana naaa a.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
SUSSEX TAX RATE rs
FIXED FOR las0.st

The Levy Court 81 Sussex
County. IN session last week.
adopted a resolution fixing
the tax rates for the year
l96O-6l. The tax rate win re-
main az zoe CA each Sl00 90
of assessment. The rate was
lowered IN 1895 from a5e per
xl00 % the present rate and
has not been increased since
that time. IN spite OF mount
ing costs Ia county govern
ment During the past year
the Levy Court has authoria-
ed the installation Of up-tO-
date. modern machinery Ia
the tax offices OF the county.
as well as improving other
methods IN use IN the county
offices.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
SUSSEX cor RALLY NET
FOR MAY larm

An Sussex County Rapuh.
llcann are invited 10 attend
a chicken in thesb box dinner
which viii be- held at the
Georgetown Afmofy next
Friday. May i2th. The dinner
viii cost st2hi however,
there viii be- plenty of free
entertainment. Lou StaFtt
aud his band will furnish the
music for dancing. aud, OF
course. there will be speak.
eru Of political prominence
and other forms OF entertain
ment This AFFAIR IA being
sponsored by the Active
Young Republicans Of Sussex
County
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

announcement
William J, 3. REGAIN. commander
of the Department OF Delaware.
American Legion, and William 4.
Matthews, chairman Of the Boys
state committee for several years.
issued a special appeal last Friday
to the school administrators and
teachers TO submit the names of
their student representatives.
The annual observance, Il was ex-
planned by officials, has been ac-
claimed by the National American
Legion headquarters as an out
standing project IN teaching the
continued on paso 100
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
Surplus Dairy Items
Coming To Delaware
FNNWsNNds az Pounds Nt WNllen
ChNNse Are hue Next Month

Approximately gNONO NNNNda Of
butter ANA Nh0Nl 1000 NONNds "
HNrpMp eheddAr ehNepe viii arrive
ia WtmlNRtON Within the next week
tor dietNhNtl0N ammonia local Mati-
buttons.
Acknowledgement Or tho tWN ehW.
MeNla Nt NOdRtWWs WAa MNde hN
AleNie TArNmiNNa state distributing
Naehl rOr institutions, who hae been
handling ehlpMeNtR 0t RNrplWses IA
the past Including NOtalNee, milk
ANA egeR Neither butter nor theeae
has ever been made available 90
local Institutions before, Mr. fNrN-
mlaNa declared
The butter Ia expected % be eeNt
IA q ONe.cNrlONd shlpmeNl ~ about
100000 p0uNds MAY \, The cheddar
pheeae IA expected a. reach viii
mpnRtON May TO-
tcoA1mUed On pate ~
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Concert Group Met
AT School Tuesday
Second Season Of Concerts win
Get Underway Before Christmas


Milford Community Concert AS
a0eiatlon met Tuesday, May e. IA
Milford nigh Seh0ol ta re0reanize
Tor the lall campaign Due % ill-
Ness aud o0nHietlng meetings sew
eral members az the executive
committee and az The board az a.
rect0fa could noe attend
The second season az the com
muhity concerts viii set under way
before Christmas The lall cam
palgn has been set tentatively for
the week OF October 1891 Members
at the association will be- given the
opportunity 20 reserving tickets by
mail prior % the campaign week.
The election Of officers for the
ensuing year viii be- conducted hy
teantlnnea on pase -
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-05
Ground Breaking Exercises
Held 1t The Avenue Church
New 100000 Addition For Avenue Methodist Church Made
with Appropriate Exercises Held On Site At Close
OF Morning Worship Services

Despite Indictment weather ground breaking
3lOONO0 addition
uay morning az the close the
Led by Buddy kmme Clayton Of
National uaBsi
ehOen Of Dover DISTRICT Peninsula Methodist
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Milford New Century Club
Elected Officers on Monday
ais Jonathan Willis win ~ Succeeded ~ Mira Philip T.
Jacobs Mfs Robert Rudolph First Vice Presidents
Convention Delegates Are Elected

Af fhlp 3aols nas elected Monday presidency o tho
iistN century nt
vto. nns
aHi ntf ta*fi hnauih president MIA n Mn,sh,i
f"hhthh h0 fhf president MtH Joseph tnuand to,,np
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