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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-16

Fall registration and freshmen
orientation from Monday through
Friday will mark the beginning
of the l95O-5l school year at the
Detroit Institute of Technology.
Students may enroll for col
lege end high school courses
from am. TO pm. daily ac-
cording 10 the class registration
calender which designates specific
days and time of enrolment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-16
Doc. 1--WE
Poll Lists
Best Artists

SAY A NNAH, Ga. - Larry
Shields popular disc-jockey who
IS famed as Doctor 1--WE" via
MS daily live From Three To
Five platter sessions on radio
station WFRP in this city, an
nounced results of his first an
nual poll conducted among his
listeners TO determine the IL most
popular Negro musical artists.
With more than $4,000 votes
cast VIA postcards and letters,
shields revealed the following
winners IN the various categories:
Bands, Buddy Johnson and
Nit Buckncr; female vocalists,
oarah Vaughan, Ella johnson and
Dlnah Washington: male vocal
lslS' Arthur Prysock, Billy Eek
sumo and Billy Valentine.
The Orioles were rated TOP
singing group, while Sax dynamo
illinolS Jacquet was voted the
outstanding individual musician
!" 'he year as well as winning
Spot along with Amos Milburn
anu ivory Joe Hunter in the
small conbo balloting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-16
Ruce Film
Koted Tops

FIRST honors to be carried off
Va an american producer at the
vic 'enice Film Festival, have been
b;p p.ured by W. Lee Wilder, who,
nrn ,seil Is in Italy, completing
Nouucuon on Three Steps
MN n' Tor United Artists.
"nuers current short subject
gro, es' Songs of America" a
ba oup OF sensitively filmed and
=, ,Mu'liully staged dramatizations
~ "egro spirituals, were awarded
tho 'op prize for short subjects at
wh, International Festival in
petin n eleven countries are COM
tBs-t3s4fttf st-A.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-16
Senator Ives Sees
|FEp( Still Alive

WASHINGTON. -QPS) - New
yoyk'> Republican Senator Irving
I'M Ives denied today that the
cob, for the Federal Fair En-
nlovmeni Practice Act will be
abandoncd in Congress. He in
,,sted that local laws governing
the bill were adopted by twenty
five statcs
He told reporters that no
workable Federal statute could
be enacted until at least that
number of states. by affirma-
tive action through their Leg
islaiures. had given a mandate
10 their representative in Con-
gress.
The Senator in letter to Ell
mer W Henderson. director of
the Council on Human Rights
in reply TO press release issued
by Henderson interpreting the
Senator'S proposal to abandon
the battle IN Congress.
We should continue our eff
forts in both Houses of the Con-
gress Increasingly" he wrote. "Of
course. 10 the Senate, we should
continue 10 fight for a hberali-
zation Of the rules. We should
continue to support whole-heart-
edly and uncompromisingly F. E.
P c. legislation at the national
level
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-16
MGM to Distribute
Race Themed Film

NEW YORK.-QPS) - Isobel
Lennart's original "Fighter
Blood" dealing with the Negro
in American life, has been select
ed as eight episode of MGM's Its
A Big Country" unusual project
designed to depict contemporary
life in America.
Robert Sisk is producer. Epi-
sode follows six stories which al
ready have been filmed, includ-
ing Interruptions, Interruptions,
with William Powell and James
Whitmore.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-16

ask for $1,000 damages from the
Southern Railroad for refusing
dining car services TO her and
her husband, and manager, Dick
Campbell because they are Ne
groes.
Campbell, a prominent impress
Sario. was assaulted by the din
ing car steward after they had
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-16
Muriel Rain Sues
Southern Railroad

NEW YORK.-(Atlas) -Muriel
Rain. stage and concert star, has
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-16

Evening students may register
or classes from 5 pm. to 8 pm.
any evening during registration.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-21
Presbyterian Men
Hear DR.. Kirchner

Df waiter kffphDhr addressed
iilf mems organization ~ ibh Fifsi
Presbyterian church in Milford a.
their bi .mOnihly dinner meeting OD
"Wednesday evening Ills lODlo WIS
Religion Do Russia
~ kifOhnff was born 10 Berlin,
Germany. May is, 1905 iln gfHdua
aied Win hunDrs from FrHnYOsis
firs 0ynHsium nDllHRh FrAnpHisb
iifiiln iV38 a ~ University ~
california IA il0s Angeles, i04i a.
~ iD42. i'hiJ. 1914, married fred
filrH MOshff DO i1A4 Game iO Uni
ihd states, iBBB 1925 returned in
1880, uHiufHilIhd, 1914 ilH was u
press correspondent fDF film knfs
iei iH Berlin Hnd Sew YOrh rlly,
1925 1928 manager ~ Thklii dies
piaHfiHn, Berlin director 1882 8s /,
lfriufff University ~ California ~
ilDf Angeles, 1919 ~ assistant pro-
iesagf ~ history. University ~ 1901
HWhff, 1915 ~. HsH0ginib professor
~ history since i04s, visiting pro
ieaaOf ~ University ~ pennsylvania
since 1895. "a bHblgb University,
1874 Member ~ American History
AhhuwHiiOn4 American University
professor 60 Va Lutheran author
iilsiOft ~ Russia iOfh Contributes
articles Do various history phriO6l
fHls Specialist lH research Ia Rus
slHn history Travelled lD Alsh nHd
Europe. 1924 1889
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-21
Wedding Anniversary

Mf nhd Mts q Claude Bennett
~ klnR'e iiiRhWay MilfDrd, were
MYru delightful surprise parry
0n Monday evening, Apul &c. iD
honor NJ ibelf son wedding ami
yrfhHfy Thf phiiy VIA planned by
ihnlf daughter MIS- Laurence
sharp The guests arrived IA eight
Oflpfh bflnRiuR many Dynig RiflB
Entertainments Of ipn cream, pnkA,
fHhdy hnd nnis were served
Those present were M Bnd MIS-
efDFff Dfnhpy, Mfs William Den
hfy, Ms Al DenDey and daughter,
Mf hud Mrs. George kpDiL M HDd
Mfs 20 Walls hDd sons, MP and
MfF Harold johnson, NJ Hnd Mrs
william Murray Hnd SONS, NJ and
Mff Laurence sharp and sons, Mr.
and Mff 20 FayiDkef And Whilly
short go ~ MILFORD M ana Mrs,
Charles Dennbg and daughter ~
Clayton. NJ Hhd MIS- Herbert ben
beY. Mf aHd Mrs sam DeHDey NJ
harrington. NJ Hnd Mrs Charles
webb ~ Ffedafiea, NJ and Mrs,
Josh Bennett and son NJ Dover,
MfE iiniiif Bennett and Oscar
Short ~ byheh Heights, Mrs Mar
laH Van Worst and daughter, Mrs.
George q Davis HHd M HHd Mrs.
Roland Davis
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-21

Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Holzmuller
moved 70 their bome Ia Rehoboth
on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. A. Berry and
son ROnnie and Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Dill were Ia Washington, on satur-
day,
Mrs. jack Sichterman, who has
been IN Columbus, Ohio, for the
past several months returned home
TueBday
Miss Ann Hugg spent the past
" eekoDd IN POttBtOWn, Pa. as the
guest Of Miss Marie FAIRIES. She
WIS IN Phila.. on Monday.
Mrs. J. W. Prettyman returned TO
her home ~ Zion, Nd. on Sunday
after spending some time with Mr..
and Mrs, Howard = Postles.
Miss Doris IIunnicutt, daughter
Of Mr., and Mrs. Albert Hunnicutt, Is
spending her vacation IN Atlanta,
ueOrgia, with Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
liunnlcutt,
Dr. clyde Nelson, Frank Il. Grier
Frank NAPLES and Leslie March
Will return tomorrow from Toronto
Canada after three days there on a
business trip,
Mrs Charles N. piersOn, who has
been the guest Of her parents, Rev.
ana Mrs. Roy H. TaWeB for a week,
returned 10 her home IN Windsor,
Conn, on Tuesday.
-
Horace q. Tropea left yesterday
for phila, whore be will enter the
penBsylyania Hospital TO go
through the Benjamin Franklin
clinics for checkuD and treatment.
-
Mr. aud MRS Jesse W. Sharp and
family and ira Sharp were week
end visitors Ia Philadelphia where
Mrs, Annie May Sharp is cOnvalesc-
ing from nn operation IN g. Luke'g
Hospital
Mr., and Mrs J. y. Hollis Of Os-
I W FHlbB MMbHfG UWtD Ueel VlbitiUk
his sister, Mrs, Carrie Viereck af-
ter returning from Beabring, Flor
IDA, and pinehurBi, North Carolina,
where They spent the winter.
-
Mr., and Mrs Timothy Fitzgerald
aHd son Larry Of Silver Springs, Md
were weekend guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Dem Kimmel Mrs, Fitzgerald
remained for This week and Will re-
urn home with her family this
weekend,
Captain Lewis y, Jones UsA who
has been on the medical staff at
The Wiley Forge Veterans Hospital
/ viii report for further duty AZ Wal
ter Reed Hospital IN Washington
on May ist Mrs, Jones and son
Hre spending two weeks with her
parents, NJ, and Mrs, Earl x. VIII
! iiHms,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-21
Sales Goods May Or
May Not Be Bargains

Think carefully and know what
you are buying is sound advice for
the consumer hunting for bargains,
according TO Mrs. Violet N. Good
will, home demonstration agent for
Kent County. Remember that the
first essential Of a bargain is that
you have immediate use for 1t.
Sales are usually advertised to
help move OverstOcked or odd lots
Of merchandise and to attract buy
ers. There are bargains in sales
for the consumer who knows mer-
chandise and the family needs. An
article al half the original price is
no bargain unless there is a definite
place or need for Il in the home
or In the family wardrobe.
Here are some things you should
consider before buying sale mer-
ehandise:
]. Will the item meet your needs ?
2. Is the sale price lower than
the regular price for goods Of the
same brand, quality, and quantity 3?
3. Is the merchandise old stock?
4. Are the goods offered at sale
Of the same quality as those at reg
ular prices?
5. II It's equipment, can you get
repairs II necessary?
9. Is the merchandise at the
counter the same price, brand and
quality as advertised?
A bargain is not a bargain un-
less you need It.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-21
DeI-Acres Ayrshires
Completes Record

The purebred Ayrshire herd of
l.. Robbins Webb OF Lincoln has
completed It's. second year on the
Ayrshire herd testing plan with an
average Of 1864 pounds 1890 milk
and 379 pounds butterfat.
According to a report from the
National Ayrshire Breeders Assoc
citation Office IN Brandon. Vt, the
herd Of 10 milking females is cred
tied with 10,i03 pounds 40 milk
on mature equivalent twice-a-day
milking.
The highest producer IN the herd
WAS ClOyeryale's True Form Lass,
classified very good with 1894
pounds Of 3.9% milk and 522 lbs. of
butterfat.
with record total OF $1,000 cows
enrolled IN the Ayrshire herd test
plan. the Ayrshire breed holds the
record among all dairy breeds as
having the highest percentage of
itB cows on test
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-21
Century Club Had
A Delightful Day

The Presidents Tea wns d..
llfhiiul Gay On the calendar 0f the
Milford hpW Century club, which
wa held On Monday Mrs. iona
than D Wills, ibe president, and
newly chosen American Mother
fOf 1860" from his state. greeted
ihD members hF they came ~ club,
The club room was decorated nH for
q pnrY with inHiefully arranged
flowers done Ny Mrs Charles Ban
ming and Mrs Elton Lynch The ien
table vas q thing ~ beauty, having
been hffnnRnd by ihe club bOsieRsos
Mfs Harold Short Mrs. Francis
Lflihihef aud Mrs q, carl March
The tfn followed fhf DrORfhm, ni
which time Mrs Joseph penTeH
and Mrs. i'hilip jacobs poured
They were assisted by lhe bOnpd ~
directors. a number at OuisOfa iOWn
fuesif were present
Mr. George 0ilienb0fb WAS obnlr-
man for ihe program, given by ihp
Wesley Junior College fh0mlp, !,
Lewis wells. dramatic instructor a.
ihf college, presented ihH program,
which Bas given by ihf 10 mem
befB ~ tbe ohOfals, directed by Mrs
william J storey 1be program
Whs Hf iOllOwf
"lrs 0fand hlpbi for SINGING"
Lady. 81 0006 "
"OklabOmal" by ibe chOrale,
Baritone SOLO, without A Song"
and Joshua ifii ibe Battle Of Jhri.
rhO," pa Biddle
Dtamaiio residing, "Tbe Man Who
Married a Dumb WIFE" M Wells,
hOnRs, la iafry PARIS, by Diok
sutton. "The Mahafii' and my Old
flamf
Baritone Solo. "Tbf Green Mons
irf." Pai Biddle
"Dfy Bones" by ibn cbDWle
Miss Leone Heaps WIS ibH very
efficient accompanies, AND ! Zee Olms
Stead played The string bass u
bhf very nnf program fgr which
ilr members ffli Indebted The sHii
humDt ~ Mr Wells hs master NJ
erffmOHlfe brOuRbi TORN many
lauRhs aud bis rsDHriee brought
about you'd publicity for tbs e0l
ifgf
Seat week. VIII De- Legislative
iJny via Mfs Clement ~ kulihr
49, chairman There viii bh special
music and BdWhfd e. Evans, mayor
~ Milford, viii speak ~ some mai
tefr important ~ ihp l0Wu Az 0ul
~ iOwH speaker yei unaDDVnnpHd,
~ hiaD ffpeihd
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-21
Lions Meet

Last Thursday, April 13 the Mil
ford Lions Club held their regular
monthly meeting at the Surf Side
Restaurant at Slaughter Beach.
Following the regular meeting a
zone meeting Of the clubs in this
area was held. The Rehoboth,
Lewes, Milton, and Georgetown
Lions Clubs were represented, and
each club had several members
present
Among other business conducted
by the Milford Club, it was decided
10 attend this Sundays service at
the Avenue Methodist Church. It
was also decided to have a father
addison banquet next Tuesday eve
ming at the Calvary Methodist
Church.
The Milford Lions had several
new members who were attending
their first meeting. These new
members were: j. Harris Belts,
Charles Hammond, Thomas Gallo
way, Whitley Jewell, Edgar Isaacs,
Norman Baker, Alfred Bevan, Cal
bert Morgan. Robert Jaquette and
George LindenkOhl.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-21
Items of a Purely
Pers onal Nature

Desmond Lyons h spending this
week 10 White BulDhus Springs, W.
Va
Mr nnd Mrs. liOey y. FarrOw rec
turned from q motor trip ~ Florida
On saturday
Mrs Frank B0An Of Jersey cry,
NJ Y ~ The guest ~ her parents,
NJ and Mrs, Edward Baleyan this
week,
Mrs Hurry h. Orier returned
home Monday nfiep short visit 10
Psrrym8n, Nd, with Mr., nnd Mrs.
W 'iumes drier
Mrs james l., Davis left last
week for Fort Bliss, lgl pasO, Texas
whore she viii BE- The guest Of Cap
lalD and Mrs. John T1wes.
W Dem lfimmel ana John T..
Glenn we're IN Detroit This week for
a dental convention, They returned
nome today, dying IN ~ the Dover
Airport
49,
Frank H. 0Uer Frank NAPLES,
Robert Mercer aud Leslie March
have been "a BkytOD, pa, this week
0n business, They returned home
wednesday
Rev md Mrs DOWia q, DallOar
~ Milford, Mass, were guests ~
MS, Edward N Kelley on Tuesday
1bey we're eDPOnis from their home
iO Washington,
Mrs August w. PaiK ~ recover
lnk "a Tho University Hospital In
philadelphia, following lOBs 49,.
ness No definite time has been set
tor her return ~ Milford,
MISS Norma llnr NJ Milford was
one ~ lbh nurses ~ graduate from
The Delaware Hospital School Og
NnrslDR az The p, y, dupont lligh
school ~ wilmington on Monday
evening
Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Tunnel
hnd Mr. and Mrs, John Norris ~
tbnla vista, California, who are
visiting family and friends IN tic
eHsl, were guests NJ Mrs, =, =, 10.
hdyiHn tor the Dasl weekend,
Robert DeChant returned IN
Franklin and Marshall College last
Saturday evening after u three day
tHslar vacation visit win Dale
VfOyh And parents, Mr. and MRS
Charles Grove ~ Lynch Heights
Many ~ BOD's friends enjoyed sen
lnR him again
NJ ADd Mrs, Daniel KaliArman
md children, Freddie, Doris and
Donnie ~ bfaoe PARK, pa, Mr.. ana
MIS- benjamin ~ Martin Of Port
vile, NJ Y, and Mrs Leah Martin
~ Cortland, NJ v, Mr. and Mrs
Wandall MpWallaps and Mis- J0ye,
Thompson NJ DOhOnlOn, N. ", havt
been guests NJ Mr. and Mrs Charles
drove and sou dale,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-21
HARRINGTON

Fred Y harrington, age ~ years,
died Sunday evening, April rs, after
bis oAr struck y tree near llarbas
son 10 WIS pronounced dead a.
The lipeDa hospital, baWaBl Funes
fnl services were held M lha Berry
Funeral Home, Milford, On Thurs
DAY afternoon ~ ! 80 y, M, Rev Roy
~ raves ~ ihn Avenue Methodist
church, Milford, Dfilglalnd Inter
mnDi WAH made ~ iinrpAll'H Chapel
Cemetery DAAr Frodariea,
lia ~ survived by lWO daughters,
MISS WhfH harrington, MIS-, D0rOs
NY BrprplOD, both ~ Milford, four
SONS, linnry IS harrington and
walter B harrington, both ~ DO
yng FRED ~ harrington " Milford,
ADd !. BaAlOn harrington ~ VII.
mlORlOD, Abd I'VE grandchildren,
iin WAS owner and operator NJ
iha harrington fAKl Service ~ Mi
FORD
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-21
Kiwanis Notes

Last Tuesday night the Kiwanis
Club Of Milford heard NJ. Snellen-
burg. DOver'B newest lawyer, give
q very interesting summary of the
Hoover report.
Mr.. Snellenburg quoted the most
outstanding and agrant examples
Of bad management and overlapping
IN the federal government. He was
also very careful to point out that
the reasons for this condition is not
political lie cited the fact that the
l2-man committee that is now work
ing on the report is made up of six
Republicans and six Democrats.
He urged all civic-minded citi-
zeng 10 support the Hoover Com
mission for better government.
Herschel POOre was IN charge Of
the program.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-21
Tall Cedars Hold
Annual Ladies Mite

fhe huhhai t.aaleg Slight ~ ~
ffEfeet fafeH 49, az. 1aii Cedafs
a tse'aaHaH. heid Az 0eDfKfl0hH
ffiEi nchaH fflaag niHlf April ~.
Haf aaif ~ faf largest esff held
al fitf nlaiofs ~ faefFfeen F0f
fH nsef nff hHnafe0 redafH hnd
faHlf ianlet Hfff nfsaem a. enlDY
fiif fflFffaifmeHf refreshments
aitl aaHelHf fisai hhd ilnen arranged
~ ftf taalfH hiEin Committee
NfaHo SSH Cedar fiailaf A lhB-
Hlf HifaaHaea hif n1hfffs. a. fDi
IHHa ifnef N jefferson. senior
affnif ieiiafi EfhnH junior dep.
Hf 8asnDf NJ fmuk chaplain.
flsafEf 4 anfpliB af Salisbury. dis.
fflf representative nDF Palmer
faalaf AZ f|lf ftahEeff hhd john a.
tHnfii aefiiif
hrF Eeitst presented hlH 40ih
aHHiaHffF flaFuf. une hour
iaa mNei lufinded hiH Mnflmba
n taN ESQ nNfUfnflf dnnflnR.
afl1 naFEifift Tlf hli AZ fhe eYe-
E nas q aanes d8ne BY nre
EiflH Ntfi HiaiFiihalih oH fhelf feet
AZ thf fraeiHalon ~ fiie stage
a1Hn flaf Hiefn STAR Ladies' ~
fiasTEeifaN1 served hunfi supper
Mef kahae sac hlt Mnfimba han0
fHfulEIta1 anHHie Sos fhe dnnelnf
faf HFuaFtf AL d Gloss b most en.
tFaie eFnninF for ail fhuae nho
net efaaH fnr fhf success ~
fsa HseainF Eaea fD hQberi Muh.
faFf az 1haFEeiaWn. lu charge ~
aka HieE an1 NHm williams "a
faafffnnian. in etiafEs pi fhe pro
EEaM
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-21

a statistical report made public
by Major Harry \, Show, acting
superintendent Of the Delaware
State Police, reveals that during The
1rsl three months Of 1862 accidents
~ Delaware highways, outside Of
wilmington and arrests showed an
Increase over The same three
months Of 1919, while FoDrimands
and fatalities decreased
FOR Tho hrsi quarter ~ This year
there have been 80iO arrests com
pared win 1880 last year, an IN
crease Of three per cent according
~ lbe state police report An IN
crease 0f ~ per cent IA reported IN
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-21

NJ Clarence savage, 81, aged ~
years " Milton passed away a. the
ljseDs Hospital, beWeB after a
long Illness On Monday, April ~
1900, Surviving Mr. Savage are his
mother Mrs, Mae West savage ~
Milford, his wife, MrB. Edna vii.
son Savage NJ Mlll0nk one son, MI
Clarence Savage, jFg " iAnw00d,
~, Two daughters, Miss Elizabeth
Mary Savage " Milford and Miss
Jeanette Louise Savage Of Milton;
three brothers, Harrington, Linz
wood ana Carlton Savage, al Of
Georgetown and James BDyage Of
Milford one sister, Mrs. John Mers
ldef " Bllendalo and one grand.
dhnRhtnr Donna Ice Savage Of Llns
wood, pa, Funeral services for Mr..
savage were held IN the Pilgrim
holiness Church IN Milton on
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-21

sHaa lssafHf ulHFfff from playinf
AL nfiiFf lfafuef flils controversial
falf ta1 hesH 1uliDasd by mlliOfd
feaeniaflfsf Hf q previous league
ntseinE tfaf iifrafnf pafi ~ fif
~ lanf nlfn ifaFuf directors BUi
81 A. lH fasuf "a hneh o..
enFlaH hnofhef ieafue fulf De-.
nn.uf territorial lmlit whf fiifd
a. paalaIg hanuffinF fhe efforts
~ thf Mlifafd ffoup Az build d
eifaHF eiui tafiiff flah further
affmaf faf mH i0fify upinlDu ~
ifaEaf alfeeiDfh filf Milford Rfoup
anelaad Al hlfhafah Hf entry
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-21

accidents for the three months.
For this year there were 74S acct
dents against b04 last year.
ReDrlmands show a sharp dip OF
10 per cent Troopers for the three
month period this year issued 90
Oi8 roprimands 10 motorists while
for The corresponding period q year
ago the total stood az 1851
Thirteen fatalities have been re-
ported for the FIRST three months Of
this year, against II for last year,
"A drop Of seven per cent. In March
there were 226 accidents, an in-
crease Of "a per cent over the 1871
mlshaps for the corresponding
month last year There were two
fatalities last month compared with
four deaths year ago, q decrease
Of 90 per cent,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-21
Hospital HOstesses

Friday. Mrs. Medford Jones.
Saturday, Mrs. Howard Moore.
Sunday, Mrs. Charles Lacy and
Mrs. Frank Austin.
Monday, Mrs. Clarence Jester.
Tuesday, Mrs. Jennie Short.
Wednesday, Mrs. Maude Prick.
Thursday. Mrs. Preston KentOn%
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-21

MpF Delmap a. Spence, aged 81,
widow NJ the lain George ~ spence
passed away ~ BrnndyWine Banas
iOfiuml Monday evening, April n,
after long Illness, Funeral SER
vices viii be- held ~ The Berry Fun
Hlal Home, Milford ~ Friday NOR
Ming "a ~ o'clock, Rev Roy l.,
TaWes, pastor Ut Avenue Methodist
church officiating inlermenl IN
Arlington Cemetery, phila, pa.
Mrs, Spence n survived by one Bis
Tor Mrs Clarence Dawson Milford
and ono step daughter, Mrs, w. q.
lishflas, Drekel III, pa,, also seva
hfHl nleges and BeDheWB,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-21

Frank ~. Wilson, aged 90 years,
died M thu home Of his sister, Mrs.
william u. Spence, Dover, early
last Saturday morning. Funeral ser
vices were held 90 the Roger Fun
oral home, ifroderica, Monday even
ing M \ O'clock lntorment WIS on
Tuesday morning IN Arlington Nat
i0nal Cemetery, Arlington Va. lie
WIN retired staff sgt after SO
yenPs service with the regular
Army Besides his sister, he II sur
ylvod by several nieces and nep-
news
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-21

The Rev. J. +. Williams of Pas
adena, California. author and trav-
eler, will be the guest speaker at
the Church of the Nazarene. Me-
chanic street, Harrington, on Mon
day and Tuesday nights, April "a
and Is.
On Monday night in the church
at Harrington, the Rev. Mr.. Will
liams will speak on the subject,
Modern Events in the Light of
Prophecy" or THE End of the
World, Is It Near?"
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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-21
ROGERS MuMpOiiD

a very pretty wedding WIS quiet
~ hulemnixed last Saturday even
lnR when Miss Elizabeth Ann Mum
ford became the bride NJ Lewis
James Rogers The ceremony waH
performed by iha Reverend w. ~.
Fin Collins IA the Methodist par
aOnage "a iiishOpyille, Nd
The Kf0On ~ ihf son ~ Mr. and
Mrs. MniiihOn ~ DaRRbOrO, while
fhf l8ide ih ihe attractive daughter
~ bif and Mrs. Thomas MumfOFd
~ khOwflis Md Amer q short br-
dal trip ihf young couple viii pes
iufn ~ make their home a. Dags,
bof0
Guests hi the ceremony were
Mics Betty Jean Davis ~ 81 Mar
fins 40. Junior Esham ~ Mills,
b0f0, Miss Rose Mary Vipkers and
Ronald Nickers " Dagsb0F0,