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Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

Miss Jane Fell Of Wilmington has
been the guest Of Miss Pat Grier
this week,
Mlsa Ruth Klmmel left on Mon
day to spend the summer at Sara
nae Lake, N, y
Miaa Ann Hugg was IN Rehohoth
a few days this week with Mr., and
Mrs, Ernest Johnson,
Mrs, Edith n, Melvin OF Frederlca
WAS the overnight guest of Mrs.
Helen hO0Re Deputy ON Tuesday.
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Mira, Harry Rrakel0y of River.
side, n, ~ spent three DAYS this
week with Mr., and Mrs, Harry II,
hrakeley
Mr. and Mrs, John Tatom Of
Chlne0te0gWe, Va, were tho week.
end guests 0F Mr. and Mrs, George
Rodney
Mr. and Mira, ., II, q, HonNart Of
RidgeWNy, Pa, arrived on Tuesday
% BE- the gWeata OF Mr. and Mrs.
l., q, Markert,
Mr. ana Mira, Irwin q, Burton
and three children, who have been
ON a motor trip Go Colorado, re-
turned home on Sunday,
IVY
Joe hatehNM haa returned 10 his
home IN Newport News, Va, after
apending two weeks with his
srNndpareNta, Mr. and Mira, ], Har-
~ iAtehWm,
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Mr. and Mira, Robert Raeohler
al daWshteG Jan, have returned 10
their Delaware Avenue home after
spending The paat two weeks az
slaughter Beach,
~
Mr. and Mira, MeLe0nard Har.
rlhet0n returned from Washington
ON Tuesday where they visited Mr.,
and Mira, Ralph Dean, They are
now Occupying their cottage at
slaughter Beach,
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The Mlaaea Melva Jane Bradford,
Phyllia Fltggerald and Betty Vim.
yard spent the weekend az the
0e0rRe Washington Hotel, Ocean
city, Md, They attended the state
Fertlliger Convention,
waNm
Mr. and Mira, Neal Stevenson re.
turned home on Sunday after mo-
tor trip 90 New England az far az
hNp llNrhOE Maine, returning
through the lake region of New
York state, They were away a
week
DR. and John n Baker and chill,
'dpeN, Loretta and John Beverly,
spent lNat week IN New England
ana particularly ON Cape Cod, visit.
ing points Of interest, They are IN
oNk Orchard for part of each
week now
Rev and Mira, Ralph &, Jones
are hosts 20 their daughter, Mrs,
RebeooA Savage and children, Carol
and Kenny Of Kansas city, Mo Mr.
and Mira, Ralph e, Jones, Jr,, Of
ROohealeE N v, will also be the
sNeata for the holiday Weekend
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Mr. and Mira, n W, Mick Of
0heamWt Knoll, have had a. their
eNeala for The paat two weeks Col.
ONel and Mira, w, X, Lau0na Of
Weal Palm Beach, Florida, and
dNrihg the last Weekend, Or, and
Mira Felix Mick Of Eagl0sVllle,
Pau and Major Frank Mick az
cherry Point, N e,
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
Items of a Purely
Personal Nature

Mr. and Mira, Jack nWrrls and
FAMILY are vaCati0ning az Lewes
Reach,
DE and Mira, l.ealle n0hsOn and
children are on q ak weeks motor
rlp % Mexico
a-
Mlaa Nay nOWera 0f York Spring,
Pao was the guest 0l Mlaa Doris
ulha0R last week,
ns
Mlaa Maria oliver Of VneMnd,
n, Nv h The guest Of her aunt, Mira,
N j, AaleVan and Nv NaleyaN for
tW0 WoeRa
Miaa Norma ll0lla OF Baltimore
h apeNdlng a0me time with her
grandparents, Mr and Mira, VIII
liam Hollis,
Mira, NOra =, Riggn and Mira.
NertrWde lteWea Of laurel We're
recent guests Of Rev and Mira,
lmMh e. Jones,
Mira, Frank n0aN Of Ieraey Clty
Nnd naniel nOaN Of Tampa, FlOM
da, have been gueala Ol Mr. ant
Mira, NdWard J, ANlevaN thla week
50
Miaa Dorothy Mapkept, who Ia n
memher 0t the faculty Of the New
Nrk Noh00la Ia apending the aNM
mnr with her parenla, Mr. and Mira
l., "a, MNpkhW.
Mr. and Mira, Donald Crank legl
0n Sunday for their home IN naS
CITY, Michigan after apendlNg tht
past two Weeks with MIRA CpankN
Wrehla, NV aAd Mira, John T00ker
Mr. aAd Mira, Al Vareh0mm 0f
Long iAland, N W. have returned
lO their home after ApandMR aaVs
erAl days with Mr. and Mira, Rob
eW llayeA a. their home @4ane'a
RRd,"
Dr ana Mira, \, NJ d, MaMhal
are planning a short vacation trim
which VIII take Dr. Mapahall AWAY
from hiR 0Mloe and practice l'0N
saturday afternoon, July lat WN,
~ wednesday morning, July Ath,
Mlaa j0aeDhMe TpOpea ~ Phlla
delphlA Hnent Che past Weekend
here aH lhe RWeAt Of nv and Mira
Horace a. FrOpea M TrOpea, Whc
haa been confined % hla bod FOR the
Wpt neNeMl weeks, Ia much I'm
proved
Nh ANA Mira, Harry Swain, Mr
ana Mira Robert Swain and a0N,
Michael Mr and Mira OhNplNn l.
hMchNndOrf " lAhoAatNH Pa,
wore RNNnta W Mr. ANA Mira, 4, ROls
ana MeHalrk and Miaa Sara Meas
Aloh on Sunday
NnAlgn ana Mira Paul l., Quinn
ami daughter Paula, recently ~
RNn OinpO, CNliE Nnd Mira, Paul
hOrtnNr were week end gNaata ~
Mira q, a. NAhnr and Mlaa Ntps
HlhM FiAhNE The QWinNN viii ~
W New london, Comm on July B.
Mira Quinn WAa tha former Mlaa
Carolyn h0rmer
an
BETTY Urieh Florence aaRdepa0n,
hddla Steiner ana Dwight short
viii leave On Monday for lhe PEN
haNA Conference Camp near Cenr
Weville, Mdn % attend the inter-
mhdlate grOUD school there, Thla
week TIE aeni0r group there are
FRANK peltyi0hn, Ahl Wood, DOrla
ulba0n and Kathleen iaaaea, an ~
Avenue Meth0dist church,
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
Trophy Grange Notes

Trophy Grange members went to
Selbyville last Monday night since
n. D. A. Petry was program chair
man for the evening. As usual, Mr..
Petry's program was a fine one,
both inspiring and educational
Doctor Blackwell of the Maryland
Teachers College at Salisbury was
the speaker. A group Of Selbyville
men sang spirituals and hymns.
The program was we'll worth the
fifty mile drive not to mention the
pleasure Of the trip down and back
and the fellowship that goes with
spending an evening in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Perry.
The next meeting will be on
July II. The lecturer is in charge
of the program. July % has been
set as the date Of the local Grange
picnic.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
special Promenade

iHat NaIlnfe inoalf lHa0
~ aeelf o. ~ Isammea ~
eaHNasad AZ American
IeH neaaafs ~ faai Hnd sHs
M fesnte Mli haia = special
Haaa n 1oIlfmonni Cha
eaHsaaF aHig q AZ 90
~ af Naf dahn Naaaief
M aHnaHneel faaf fhla special
fof fae nnfnose III
aH AZ ae.eeaias $40 alternate
aelasa faf Nlana Noiiufe nlel.
HN tIEaHf NfaneHaae. Hhieh la
ee faf HhHfsaag IHly f8
al l.eelaN foe Home
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Fa HNfH mNmHeF ~
Ee 1870 fn HieHn fhIs Nfem
~ a aelfef fanHfaenfnfltas
Aef aNuiaH. NiI ashIhlf
M M nfnEfsl az fhf Nollnfe
HHfae Ae nrana lsfamenaae
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
Christening

Linda Tee Manl0Va dAnghlap Of
nv and Mrs William Manl0ye, ~,
~ Houston, WAS ohrialNnnd on
sunday nt four O'clock hy The Rev,
W STANLEY urani, pastor M the
Houston Methodist Church, The
service WAS performed at the Mans
love home w Che presence Ol tho
immediate families,
The bowl used for tha Ohrlutans
lnR WAS one which had belonged IA
Mf Mnhl0Ve'h grandm0lhRR Mira,
ThlalleW00d, and had been used IA
ihe christening nf ihe MAnlOvRa
other child, David
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

Miss Caroline A Washhum
Of ~ Riverside Drive, Rmg-
hampton a. w. graduated
from lhe West Junior High
School of that eity on Friday,
june g3 and viii continue her
studies neat year al Central
High school She Is iaking lhe
aeadenle course and there we're
1856 in her class lhis year she
sends her best wishes "a an
% those whom she went to
school win IA Milford, and is
lookine forward 90 che lime
when she can visit with them
Rsain
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
HOnOrs For Jas. G. Smith

James q Smith ~ ail Sussex
Avenue Milford, Delaware, was
awarded tho bachelor az aplanpn
degree az Randolph Macon Col
leRe's iiAih Commencement Smith
was among tho largest degree class
~ Randolph Macon c0llNgeA hlaa
tory one hundred ana eighteen
bachelor degrees were awarded
smith made ihe Oean'a hlal for
ihe Winter Semester IN order IA
make ihn Deans iiiat a aMdant
must make an average Of "hn on
hll Huhleela for the semester
smith VIII enter graduate school
az Tuhnh.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

Mrs William A Minner viii
entertain this evening iu com
pliment 40 Mrs John d. Allen
Of Groton Mass, az the home
Of mr. and Mrs q Marshall
Townsend 0n Lakeyiew ave-
nue Mrs. Allen with Mr Allen
and their three daughters have
been the guests of Mr. and Mrs,
Joseph J rearoe The past two
weeks They viii leave for
their home on Wednesday
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
FISHER
Post Hammond Shoots
Nice Game OF Golf

J'P, Hammond, playing in a four
some with HUck Belts Of Millsbor0,
Pres Williams OF FrankfOrd and
g, d, H0lRmUeller Of Milford, on
Monday afternoon of this week,
had the unusual distinction while
playing the last nine holes OF hav-
ING two brides and a h0le-in-One.
The brides were on the FIRST and
third and the hOle-in-One on the
nth hole, Total score for the nine
holes was S6, This while playing
on the RehOboth Beach Country
Club golf course.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

~ ffssl hli guests afe ~
EFNf ana fi.f hrsi contingent
alteaeg feels y Aoue $40 LAD
~ hta ii.eH aeais 90 Juy ~
aaeiief efeap ~ lhem will le
eem.HK A. MiIfefa ana Mrs
eafaa 11asels Hll noi send
AZ bef laatalans a. ile hew
et aHee HnIl ule eld "a
afN hee ~ 81 fAele ate
ste Nae seaflea people aAo
t a. $3.50 aaaea pleasure ~
'Aef ssts cad gale ffom Uie
etsheee plaee IA thai blR eiiy.
f H hess Hnm ihal uu.e
~ ~ 80
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

PHARMACY BOARD-Tbe Della
ware State Board Of Pharmacy has
granted registration to II pharm-
aelsts as a result Of recent exam
lnauons, Harry G. Zeisig, secre-
taIy, announced this week.
Hecipients Of registration were.
Albert II. Angel, Martin Golden.
John Wherthey Pollard. Harold q
h0ths and OberdOn r. ViOletti, all
Of Wilmington; Raymond G. stroh-
lein, ClaymOnt; Grover Neely Ash
ton, Milford: Pauline ColIine.
Springfield, Pa; MahlOn LEROY
Broom, Philadelphia; COrnelia
Ann Van Sickel. Princeton. M. j.
and Alexander Daniels, Brooklyn.
Members Of the board are g.
Emerson Johnson Of Newark:
Hughett K. Mcdaniel, Dover; Peter
Paal POtOcki, and Paul G. Tigue,
Wilmington, and +. Perry Ragalns,
Milford.
LIBERTY BELL - Mayor VIII
liam J. Storey has suggested the
Dover Green as the site for Della
wares Liberty Bell replica and Do
yer city council has approved the
idea.
Mayor Storey made his sugges-
ton after disclosing that the bell
would be presented to the Cover
nor, and there was no available
space in the state buildings for Il.
If arrangements go through as
planned. council will provide the
land and a concrete foundation 70
support the bell.
Later, Mayor Storey said, a
building or enclosure could be
erected as a permanent shrine.
Money for the building would be
raised by voluntary contributions
from civic groups, the mayor said.
City Manager o. B. Aener was In
structed to obtain the necessary
data on the project.
KENT COURT-The July term
Of the Kent County Courts will con-
vene in Dover on Monday, July 3,
with Judge Caleb r. Layton III,
on the bench.
The grand jury will meet on the
opening day and Deputy Attorney
General Henry J. Ridgely, Jr., has
indicated that there will be only
a few cases for them to consider.
Clerk Of the Peace John r. Lev
erage said there are six continued
cases in the Court Of General Ees-
sions. but some Of them are not
expected to come before the July
term for disposition.
ProthonotaTy W. Marion Steven
son indicated there will be very
little civil business for cOnsidera-
tiOn since there are no trials BY
jury in the Superior Court at this
term.
The regular panel Of petit jurors
will report for duty Wednesday,
July 5, and in event there are any
cases for the Court of Oyer and
Terminer, the panel of special iur-
Ors will report on Monday, July
10.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

sympathy is extended Ia Mr..
Louis Ryder and Miss Char
iotte Ryder since the passing
Of their husband and father
on Tuesday after q brief IN
ness
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
Religion In Books
By Roy L. TaWes

Westminster Press, PHILADELPHIA,
is probably leading 'the field in
the production Of good books for
young people. Here are some re-
cent titles which afford profitable
summer reading.
sos
BIG LEAGUE ROOKIE by Fran
els Wallace. $3.50. From the sand
lot to the big team goes Luke COss.
One who knows the game writes Of
the struggles to make good. behind
the scenes in training camp, the
friends epat on the back" and the
thrills Of baseball.
sos
GOING STEADY by Anne Em-
cry. $3.50. This novel will prove
its popularity with teen-agers. II
tells the story Of Sally and ScOtty
and their FIRST love" The book
deals delicately but frankly with
the problems involved.
eos
LIBERTY MAID by Helen L.
Morgan. $3.50. Fictionized bio
graphy that has to do with our
national beginnings. An ideal title
for the school and public library.
The book encourages an increased
interest in history. Familiar names
and figures and movements add in-
terest.
THE GREEN SPRIG By Kate
GambOld Dyer $3.50. Timely Ia
theme although it goes back 10
1777, this novel holds interest with
spies at work and life under oc-
cupation- Young Stephen Fisher
cannot enlist, but is given an un-
expected opportunity to serve his
country.
A POCKETFUL or FEATHERS
by Madeleine nj. Myers. $3.50.
Something Of the unusual IS told
in this tale Of Thistle and Pat
Jones, and their effort to save their
summer home, Teacup Hin.
THE SADDLE OF CARLOS
PEREZ by George z. TAFT. So. Tim
ed to the junior age, the author
writes delightfully."- Of ranch life,
in South America. Carlos dreams
Of owning a beautiful saddle. and
her dreams comes true.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
Deaths of the Week

0f Che AshWry Meth0dlet Church,
the W8CS, The HVer Ready Sunday
school Claaa and 0f the = q, OF A,
Camp No, !, Funeral RerVloea were
held az The Boyer Funeral Home,
Friday afternoon IN charge 0g the
Rev j. Harry Wright, pastor nf
AebWry Methodlat church, Inter.
ment Was m Hollywood Cemetery.
She never had any children, hut
Wlaed nephew, Philemon Z. uar.
rihgt0n, near FNltOn, whom she
took when hla mother died, She IN
NlR0 survived by three brothers,
Jacob W. Camper, William n,
Campeh Harvey ], Camper and a
alBteE Milan Anna N, Camper, an
M Harrington, and several other
hiecpe and nephNWa,
CARPENTER
Funeral services for Howard
Wlngate Carpenter 90, who died
Tuesday, June "a IN Milford Me.
mortal HOapllNl will be held today
Friday June 30 at D, m, at th0
Berry Funeral Home. Rev, w, S.
Grant, pastor Of the Houston Meth
Odlal Church will conduct. Inter-
MNnt viii be at Odd Foll0wR CemOe
terry Milford, Mr. Carpenter h sur
WNed by five daUghlora, Mira, Sara
philllDp, MIRA Agnes Sploer, Mrs,
llllda O0Verdala an of Milford,
Elba Holiday of Felt0n, and Mrs,
Nlhel MlnAer Of Harrington and II
grandchildren, Mr. Carpenter was a
WellekRoWR farmer IN thls area,
LOFLANn
Alfred p L0hand, 90, lie long
resident Ot Greenwood, passed
away at hla home saturday, june
"a tie was The aOn OF the late
Robert W. and LOvey Mosslek Loft
land,
Mr. L0nand was born IN George.
town, bWt later moved 20 Green
wood, where he was engaged IN
Farming Wntil nine months AgO,
nla loving smlle and helpful hand
will be missed by hls many friends
and relatives, Surviving are wife,
Mira, Anna Mae Lofland, two chill
dren, Mira, Helen Wilson of George
town, and Donald A, L0nand of
Greenwood, four hr0thers, Roy, OF
DrldgeWlle, Oscar and Harvey 0f
Greenwood and Cornelius Of VIII.
mlngt0R, four sisters, Mrs, Mary
laaaea 0f Nllendale, Mrs, Elizabeth
Wiley 0f nrldgevlll0, Mrs. May
Betta Of Milford and Mira, Florence
Me0ee Of Greenwood, two grand
children, Betty Louise Wilson and
Donna aOhand,
Funeral services were held az
1900 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
az hla late home with Rev. ]. n.
Layton, pastor Of the Greenwood
Methodist church 0tAolating. IN
teFment was at S. J0hnstOwn
Cemetery
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
RYDER

RNnNR
h0WlH h, Ryder bR former menu
her Ot Milford CitY Council and
prominent Milford electrical p0Ns
traetOb died TWesday afternoon IN
Milford Memorial liOanlml, Mr.
Ryder who had been m with NleN,
rlay l0r the lAHl two weeks, ANrgRrs
ed heart attack AZ hla home earl
Tor IN Che day Funeral aapVlcea
were held on fhWrsday Nt , y, M
nom The Berry Funeral home, Rev,
Roy h. TaWeH, pastor " the Ave-
nNp Mpth0dlHt church OliieMtad
mlermenl odd RnllOWa Cemetery,
hpaldea hA wife, Cora Mr. Ryder
h ANrVlVpd by n daNghleE Mlna
Charlotte Ryder ~ Wilmington and
tWO brOtheW, Henry and OaOrgp
Ryder " Wilmington lle Waa the
hrOlheremaMW ~ Mayor RdWara
g. NVnna Of Milford, Mr. Ryder waa
an AetlVe member Of the Carllale
Fire Company " Milford,
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

sfs ia afM nlil bp hua
lf A. sfsup pi ulrud lhlH
ahek SAD ahlch nIlI alao ~
eiaaf iif faNfl ~ luly They
afiIsf Waa fAf guests alp
la 8nf feI ~ Wilmington.
@ kaiy Fm 4Aomas ~
fii.abafE Mls hauey nup
ieia' 81 kallmef Mlss Ffau
efs Masee ~ b0rlln Bob Plek
el ef heaHasa H Sob saun
asf ~ sunolf "a and erm
HHo ltHli AZ serln Md
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
MiNNnR

Mira Margaret Jane MlnRer, N
years died at her home on Nlemmg
Street. Harrington Tuesday aflegs
noon, June 30, She had heNR IN
DNOr health for several weeks, hNl
WNa stricken with a cerebral hems
mcphge June ~, from which ahe
never rallied, She Was born near
Harrington, the daughter NJ The
late Philemon ana nargarel uleks
man Camper and had lived ln the
community all her life, Her hWas
band, Wllhert MlnneH died about
ten yeara Ag0, hhe was a member
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30


AZ aae AZ thousand
hoy seouis and their
leaders ln one eu-
- csmpnenfg From to
dag anul ThuTaday of next
Week membert lrom an over
ibe Horlq Bill b. camping on
fHls eeuniIy's mosi historic
spot Valley Forge q Is spok
en AZ ~ probably fhe largest
isnf eiiy Auo fAe boys VIII be
gulek Az sei SCI iof all 0f fhe
Honaeffui fhinss planned for
fhem Ths natlonal Jamb0rse
ls ihe blE eKeni lu scouting and
fhe boys viii b. afforded au
opportunity a. visit fhe Liberty
Bell luaependence Hall, and
iae very grounds upon which
George Washington and his
poorly fed and clothed C0nu-
nenials ir0d chat bitter winter
Of long ae0 Az they come lo
Valley Forge and return to
thell homes they viii have
seen mnch of these United
States and become m0fe fesolA
ed lo help strengthen fAe
Arm 0f Liberty Lets be
thankful for tAe Boy scouts
and fhelr ideals.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
OBITUARY
DONOVAN


Noah Donovan, as, retired farm
er, died suddenly Of heart attack
at his home at Ellendale last Fri
day night Surviving are his wife,
Mrs, Ligaio Donovan; daughter
Mrs, James DlCkersOn of Federals-
burg, Md, his stepmother Mrs.
Katie Ford of Philadelphia; bro
ther, Cove Donovan of Harring-
ton, two sisters, Mrs, Cassie Hen
dorson, Newark, and Mrs, Laura
Ryan of Smyrna; two half-bro-
theirs, Grover Donovan Of Milford,
and James Donovan of Phlladel-
phiN, and two half-sisters, Mrs
Bertha Deamer and Miss Edith
Donovan, both OF Philadelphia. The
funeral was held from the Berry
Funeral Home at Milford, Monday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment
Odd Fellows Cemetery, at Milford.
FISHER
Catherine Janet Fisher, . weeks
old daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Pau
Fisher Of Milford, passed away in
Milford Memorial Hospital, Satur-
day, June -. Funeral services
were held Monday, June 26, at 10
a, m, IN the LOiland Funeral Home
lnterment was IN Odd Fellows
Cemetery Father Shields of St
Johns Catholic Church, officiated.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
lRrTnlARR

Robert lieithlaeE age 40 yeara,
only a0n OE Mr. and Mira, RvNnOla
iNithIHeE Of Clark Avenue, Milford,
Waa fatally injured Nat ThWrpday
AtlNrnO0n, June ~, when he WAa
caught between an elevator and
Che wall at tho h. y, Caulk Como
pNnyA manufacturing plant on
hAkeVleW Avenue, lle Waa prN,
nONnpNd dead ND0n arrival Al Mil
ford Memorial Hospital, Y0NRg
heilhlaep one 0f the m0al popular
boys IN Milford, Waa a auMmer
employee Ot Che h. u, Caulk Co
Tie FATHER serves Aa an adVertlplRe
OHieiAl for lhe aamN company lle
WNa leader IN school NptlVltlea
ANA ~ n Junior Scout patrol Lead
or WAa one Of aiX Milford hOya
h0n0red by receiving the Ragle
BeOWt award az n Scouts Court Of
Honor held IN Milford last neoems
heE Funeral BepVloea were held IN
VhrlHt NplaeonAl Church, Milford,
lAat Sunday afternoon Nt a}aO o.
pl0ek with the Rev Joseph \.
Thinks, rector " the church, Olfleis
atlnM mleFment Waa made m
OhrlHt church cemetery
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

Mr aao Mrs Frank b Grler
and Miss Ral Grler attended
tAe wedding Of Miss boris Ann
Miller and Mr William 4
smlth ~ Wilmington which
lQok place ou saturday in the
flfst fresbgerlau Chufeh in
knelehoed Al Mrs smith
ls iAe QaaeAier 81 Mr and Mrs
Aolman miller ~ Leonia,
Az smiA Is n4e sou
~ tAe lale Mf aad Mfs VA
llaN esnHl Atlel aeadus
tlp iaey nll reHae "a MI
nlahieH nAere M smiih rs 4
paHt4e a tAe hfm ~ Wey
iAeHh smla ana Wlleot
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

BAkE-The Loyal Workers Glass
will hold a bake in the Argo Store
Milford, Saturday morning, July
Is. There viii be chickens, both
rOasters and fryers, also eggs.
cakes, pies and other good things
to eat.
COVERED DISH SUPPER -
MillwOOd Sunshine picnic win
meet at Mrs. Laura Hallett Har-
TingtOn's cottage at Slaughter
Beach. Wednesday. July 12, at 700
o'clock in the evening. Husbands
invited. Please bring table service.
Ella Stevenson, chairman.
VANDALS Breaking Of about
20 panes of glass on the rear Of
the Dover Elementary School
building has led Dover police on
an investigation to determine the
vandals.
The windows were bOmbarded
with stones which, after crashing
through the glass, covered the
floors in rooms in the school.
GHPSIES-TwO gypsies, arrest
ed by Dover police in connection
with alleged telling of fortunes in
two business establishments. have
paid fines of $25 and costs each
imposed by Magistrate John H.
Conrad on charge of disOrderly
conduct. They are Lizzie Miller,
who was said to have been the
teller of the fortunes, and Ephra-
ian Miller, who was her automobile
companion.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-30

itAI musf ID b. like
Az ee ~ thousand
toy heouis and their
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Carroll Ave.
Mrs. Eddie Smith .642 .Rondo
Ave-, entered st. Joseph's hospital
Friday, Feb. "a, where she is
under observation. Mrs. Smith has
been i'll for about Is months, but
her condition recently became
worse.
Mr.. s. Vincent Owens, executive
secretary of the st. Paul Urban
League, returned Thursday, March
2, after five days in several East
ern cities. Mr.. Owens was away
on business.
Como Temple No. 12s, IBPoE
Of w, met Thursday, Feb. % at
the Elks Hall, 5sS Rondo Ave. The
next meeting Of the organization
will be held Thursday, March o,
at the hall.
Mrs. Harriet b. Smith, 1920
Rondo Ave, left Thursday, Feb.
%, for Oakland, Calf, to be with
her daughter, Mrs. Harriet Mae
MCGEE, who underwent a serious
operation the first part of the
week. Mrs. Smith will be gone for
about two weeks.
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Feb. 81, is stin confined to the
house.
Mr.. Ashta Mayes of Los An
geles, Calf. passed away Wednes-
day, Feb. % in Calf. Mr.. Mayes,
a longtime resident of Mime
apols, is the grandfather of Mrs.
Glenn Mayes and Mrs. Starr Shop
herd.
Mrs. Richard Williams, 1904
Fifth Ave. No, was a guest in the
home of Mrs. Wilbert Grigsby,
5O16 Irving Ave. No, Wednesday,
Feb. %.
Mrs. Beulah COhrOn, 9O1 North
Fourth ST., celebrated her 43rd
birthday Friday, Feb. "A, with a
turkey dinner for a host of friends.
Generalization were started by a
long distance telephone call from
her mother, Mrs. Clara Sellers, of
st. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Cohron re-
ceived many lovely and useful
gifts. The evening was spent play
ing games.
The Birthday Club met with
Mrs. Albert Allen, 1904 Fifth Ave.
So, Sunday, Feb. 20. First prize
was won by Mrs. Patty Davidson,
and second by Mrs. Helen Thomp-
son.
A baby shower was given in
honor of Mrs. Barbara Berry, wife
of Mr.. William Berry Saturday,
Feb. IT, at 5000 Elliott Ave. So.
Those present were Mines. Shirley
Wade, Gloria Rhodes, Ioleta Am
pey, Dollie Berry, Nathaniel Wal
ker and Helen Orr. Those sending
gifts but unable to attend were
Mines. Mildred Ewing, Sarah Ann
LEVEL, Harriet Jones, and Ger
trude Palmer. Mrs. Beverly Whit
lock was the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Grigsby,
5O16 Irving Ave. No, entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton Orange
Saturday night, Feb. 25. Refresh
ments were served.