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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Surprise Birthday Party

On Saturday evening. April 1.
Mrs. Ruth Mariner was the honor
ed guest at a surprise party ar
ranged for her by her husband.
Roma. and their daughter. Barbara.
az their home on Kings Highway.
Milford. The guests had assembled
ana the surprise was complete
when Mr., Mariner returned with the
guest OF honor after having had
dinner in Rehoboth.
Refreshments Of ice cream and
cake were served. Mrs. Mariner re-
celved many lovely gifts.
Those friends present for the
party were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Moore of Lincoln, Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vid EllingswOrth Of Ellendale. Rob
ert Carter Of Wilmington, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Jester. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
y. Mcfarland. Mrs. Laura Chafln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Wilson, Mrs. Annie
Pollitt, Miss Beatrice Pollitt, Mrs.
Mildred Collins and daughter Jack
ie, Mrs. Pearl Simpson. all Of
Georgetown, Mr. and Mrs. Wright
Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Jefferson. Mr..
and Mrs. Earle Worthington, Mr..
and Mrs. James Niblett. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Webb. MIR. and Mrs.
joseph Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter Ryan. Mr., and Mrs. Dick Hols-
ton ana Oliver Hurd. all OF Mil
ford
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Babies Born Al
Milford Hospital

afeh 81 boy. 81 hnd Sire Lof.
fee iiail Aeefo. Eeaf0rd
@afeh sl bay Mf and Mfs paul
laaFiaH Aaafafd boy. Mr hna Mrs
NlilaEe 1aak milford Firl So and
MH eiagton heFfi Miiishofo. hoy
f afd MfH ahmea Turner. Milton
AHn3 boy ~ AID Mra Ralph
aaafHel uasabef0. Rlm. Ar and
afe alfred Cohen. Milford. ein.
~ esd Nfs hfsli Postiea. Negro.
Heiia
aNfl q Eln 81 and Mrs Ous
Neaa Miifofd bog. Mr and sire
NaFa Aouff heafofd. Fl1. Mf
ane are Thomas Peck larrlnr
h Efl Mf and Mfh Joseph ilnd
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amifh Lihaain hoy. 81 and Mrs
iismalone Bennett Milford rlfi.
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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Wedding Anniversary


Mr. and Mrs. Horace Wiley Of
Ellendale will observe their seyen-
teenth wedding anniversary on FRI
day, MT and Mrs, Wiley were mar
fled on April Z, 1888, az Denton. Md.
W the home OF the Rev. aud AIRS.
Henry y, Uhrlg. Their daughter
Jeanette Is freshmen az the Ge-
orget0wn High school.
Mrs Wiley was formerly Miss
Jennie Lynch, a daughter Of the
late James Harry Lynch. q rural
mail carrier Of Milford, and has for
the past two years served as cor
respondent for a Kent County and
Sussex County newspaper.
Mr. and Mrs Wiley and their
daughter have been residents of
Ellendale for eight years.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Items of a Purely
Pers on al Nature

Mrs Myron Warren was IN Wllm.
ington O part Of this week
Mr. aud Mrs G, Edgar Wood and
tona, blll and Dave are IN Florida
for this week
Mrs Davis r. 0rler was IN Wllm-
ingt0n with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Soznn few days this week.
Mrs Lolln Jonnlnga has return
ed home after spending a few days
Ia Wilmington and Philadelphia
aMm
Mrs drlor Baynum Of Maplowood
N J wiH the guest Of her nunt,
Mrs Harry 1. Grlor a few days this
week
MI and MrH George Llndolkohl
Of Newark spent the past wookond
win MI and Mrs. George Linden
Rom Nt Haven Lake,
Mr. aud Mrs Roy Manlovo and
son Uf Newark are spending tho
holiday vacation here with Mr.. and
Mrs George Mnnl0vo
William Milton Of Now Haven.
conn, wan the gu0at OF his pnronta.
MI ana Mrs n. Conner Milton
from Monday until Wednesday.
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james -, Coyordnlo "A atudont NJ
tho University OF Delaware h
spending hlH spring vacation with
hlH parenta Mr. aud Mira. Edward
tOyordnle,
-R-
Mr. aud MIRA Russell |. lioguo
and family Of Norwich, N v, nrriv-
cd yesterday 10 spend their Easter
holidays with Mrs, Edward NJ Kelly
OF River Acres"
aNa
Mr. and Mrs, Gene Pratt ana chIl.
dren Of Rcd Bank, N, H., we're week.
tnd guests Of Mira, ], Lynn prat,.
Mira Pratt returned home with
ihem for a visit
aRaa
Mr. and Mira a. Roland Meaalck,
MlhH Snrn MoHalCk and Miss ELIZA.
beth Hammond returned home on
Monday after spending long week
end IN Wilmington, N, q,
E0a
Mrs, Laura Morris who haa been
IN Miami Florida for the past SER
tnl months has returned 10 her
home on Montgomery street this
week after spending the time anoo
Monday with Mr., aud Mira, Charles
banning,
-
Mr. and Mira, Chnrlea NJ pleraon
Of Windsor Conn Will spend Aomo
ol the Easter weekend here with
her parents, Rev aud Mra, Roy H.
Ihwes, who with their daughter
bonnie Sue, viii accompany them
home on Monday for a few dnyA,
%
MrH Joseph ], penree ana daugh-
Ier Kristen left Saturday for on.
Jliy Pa, for u visit with her par
nnts, Dr aud Mira, q, Edward Ruhl-
man While there krlaten Will be-
DnpilHod by her grand fnthar In hla
church the Good Hope Lutheran
hufeh on Easter Sunday Mr.
l'ehrco VIII leHyo thlR weekend 10
be there for Tho coremOnlpa ana
"ill bring his family home,
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Frigidinner Service
Al Hotel Windsor

seymour Oellena, proprietor Of
ihe Hotel Windsor Milford, has an
nounced this week, that effective
immediately the famous itigldmu
her meals prepared by world FAM
ous eheifs, can bo obtained al the
hotel These meals are the aame na
those served on the pan-Amerionn
World AirWayH clippers
For fuli particulars, your ntlnn-
iion ~ respectfully called "a the
display advertisement, giving tho
menu 10 iuil appearing on another
page in this section.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Trophy Grange Notes

Trophy Grange met IN open ses-
sion last Monday night as Charles
hohtlek, the program chairman. had
invited the farmers OF the eOmhun-
ny % be present William Mitchell.
assistant agron0mist OF the Exten-
sion Department OF the University
OF Delaware. was the speaker His
loplc was Maintaining Soil Fertil-
lly," H0 also showed a film. Green
Pastures. Mrs. Walter Killen gave
one 0t her fne monol0euea. Re-
treahments were served al the close
ot the program.
Pomona Grange meets with as 0n
Thufaday, April 6. Mrs. Mabel Cos
hee ia IN charge Of the program
next Monday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Easter Services Al
Pilgrim Holiness Church

sunday school az NiA6 n. m.
ffenchlnE a. II a. m, by Rov
Abnef Dlii 0f Linwoud, pa
Special singer from Marcus Hook.
"a. viii be with us 4 real trent
for an DO not miss these RorVlceR.
We are looking for every scholar to
De- present, both adult nnd youth,
with many other friends which are
ihflied. Let's make thla the hent
day Of lhe year ln the evening
there viii be- hhlf hour Of youth ser
wee 700 10 1880, followed by reg.
nlhf eynngeliHlle service Of music
ana songs Rev Abner nll viii
brluR the message
a hearty welcome iH extended to
all
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
P. T. A. Will Meet Here
On Wednesday Next

The April meeting Of the Milford
p 7. A. will be held In the cafeteria
Of the Milford Elementary school
on Wednesday. April ~. at s D. N.
The business Of the evening viii
be OF short duration and will con-
sist Of an election OF officers for
the next two years.
Az the conclusion Of the business
meeting, a film will be shown 10 the
group This picture has been rent
ed from the New York University
Film Library and the subject Is
Meeting the Emotional Needs In
Children" This film has been very
highly recommended and Il Is In
keeping with the general theme Of
programs given TO the p. r. a..
meetings during the last year. We
think that all teachers and parents
should see this.
This meeting will be the end Of
Mr.. GrOverman's administration as
president Of the p. T. A. During
his term the p T. A. has continued
TO be OF great service to the school
lie has tried to keep the interest
OF the parents in the school and its
work and no one can deny that he
has succeeded.
The administration of the school
would like to take this opportunity
10 publicly thank Mr. Groverman
for his zeal and efforts in the in
terest OF a better school for Mil
f0rd's children and a better under
standing between the home and the
school.
We sincerely wish the new presi-
dent a most successful term. We
hope that all friends and members
OF the p. T. A. will come out to
assure her Of an active. interesting
term.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Five Displaced Folk
Due Here Shortly

kazys Kazlauskas. 90. a native
OF Lithuania. Is among the newest
displaced persons 10 be sponsored
by Delawareans. the International
Refugee Organization announced
this week. Mr. Kazlauskas. who
Will work as "A farm laborer. Is
sponsored by S. Rlmkus. Sc New
South Street. Dover. through the
National Catholic Welfare Con
ference lie will work as farm
labOrer.
A Lithuanian family Of four.
bound for Milford, will arrive ON
the same ship Tuesday. the USAT
General BachfOrd. They ar Pvilas
Logeckis, 52. farmer. his wife
Elena, daughter Regina. II. and
son, Ricardus. g. They are sp0n-
sored by L. Pelchaviclus, 81 Wal
nut Street. Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Rebekah Notes

The installation of officers Ia the
Margaret g. Pyle Rebehah lodge
No, ~ ! q. q ~ viii be- conduct
~ by the President 0f the llebaknh
Assembly Ot Delaware. Mira
blanche Miller 0f Wilmington ana
hef stan at officers 0n ThurAdnv
evening, April l8 Visitors are aKs
pecied from Wilmington ANA all
near hy lodges of the ilebekah Des
Nfen
This Holy rhurHday evening All
members viii attend mnpllngn IN
the churches Of their ohQloe
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Birthday Party

Mrs. Frank Reed was the guest
Of honor at a surprise birthday
party on Tuesday evening, given
for her by her husband at their
home near Slaughter Beach. The
guests, who arrived at eight. en-
lOyed an evening OF cards and re-
treshments. They were Mr.. and
Mrs, Carl Davidson and family Mr..
and Mrs, Lance Lynch and family.
Mr. and Mrs, Leroy Short and fam
lly, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Penuel and
family, MIR, and Mrs, Lester Farens
aud family, Mr. and Mrs. Crerar
Bennett and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Short, Mrs. Joe Dunn. Mrs.
Blanche Bennett and Susie Speak
man.
Music was furnished by Frank
jackson and Bobby sherman.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
brotherhood Glass

Hhe brotherhood Ciaah ~ Calvary
taisi ChHfeh Nlii meet neat
aafaaat April a. ni & 4. m on
ihf nfai noof ~ fhe ehufeh nuhl.
heas ~ Importance miil ~ brought
80 Also s. Eaaa ilme fDf nli thr
tiHliiffa. ~ he present Come 0uf
afa Hite fhe failnulnr new officers
~ NfHfi president. Percy
lsaaa flnf president. Harrison
AHfh fHnufdInn secretary.
satlA AlahntaH treasurer. Hd
FaHHEef aaalafauf treasurer. Les.
Aititt ifaehff Mfh Bessie
Mn
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Klwanls Notes

Last Tuesday night The Milford
kiwanla club WAS h0n0rnd by a
fisli from ihe Rev Harold Davis ~
ne Goshen Methodist Church 0f
Milton The Rev Davis was tho
guest ~ Rev David Baker, who was
in charge ~ ihe program, Rev
Davis gave thought provoking
iaih on Happiness" which Waa
thoroughly enjoyed by all,
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
TOdd's Chapel W. $. G. $.

Todd'H chapel W. a. q A. viii
sponsor d 3.nol drama "rho Old
Fashion Mother" pat on by tho
Willing Workers Glass nf Waslny'u
Methodist Church, 0n WodnnHdny
evening, April ~, ni O'clock, IN The
auditorium Of Greenwood lligh
School for the benefit Of Todd'a
Chapel W. B a. q. Admlalann.
adults b0o, children abo Home
made candy viii be- for sale.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Union Methodist Church

f auHnf MualeiF ~ ghflatinn
SERVES 8 ONION Methodist Church
Nil meei ai lhe hone ~ MFs. Irene
a NaamHef Nnad. HfldHv eve.
nlHE April 2 Earh nne please bfinr
~ eiH heaiuninF hifh letter
1heff Hlh be lee cream and
eaaf faf aaIe
e faefef nerFloes Hill ~ held
e baian fhnfel a. b rs on Eae.
go anaaF
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Deaths of the Week
RENNMTr

BENNETT
Funeral services were held az II
u, ~, ThuradNy morning for Mrs.
sarah u, Bennett, n, widow Of
William N, Bennett, who died on
Sunday, April 2, ut her home near
Newark, whore aho lived with her
daughter Mrs, Emily y. Goodwin.
The HervlCea took place at the Me-
Crery Funeral Home IN Whining.
ton, with mtormont IN Rarratt's
Chapel Cemetery, near Frederick.
Mira, hennett, Il native Of Maryland
had lived IN Newark for the past l8
yeArH In addition 90 her daughter.
hhe n hUrylvod by a brother, Levin
u, Wright OF Milford, four grand
children and one great grand child
MCGEE
Mra, Lydia j, Mcgee, age 7S years.
pNHhed away IN Wilmington. ON
saturday, April |, Mira Mcgee was
the wife OF the late Captain Theo.
d0fe Mcgee of Milton,
Funeral aervicea were held from
the MeVrery Funeral Homo IN vii
mlhklon ON Tuesday morning and
lrom the Wllh0n Funeral Home IN
Milton on Tuesday afternoon al sI
0eloek lnterment was made In the
Goshen MethOdiat Cemetery IN Mil !
t0n
C0uR9EY
William r Comaey 20, OF 0iBsI
Argyle Street, Philadelphia. retired
Hallway NXpreas route agent. for.
merly stationed at Wilmington.
died Wednesday, March gand, m /
IT, Luke'A Hospital IN phlladel. !
phla Mr. C0Waey retired several /
yeara ago after 40 years. service
win the eNpreBa company, aurvly- |
Ing are hla wife, Mrs bertha
johnson C0Ursey, a daughter, Mra
u j. Fitzpatrick Norfolk, Va: two
a0na, w u, C0uraey OF Whining. |
ton and =, J, Couraey Of IIadd0n. /
neld, N J,I a sister, Mira, ], n, OH. /
llaple Of Milford, alx grandohll. /
dren two areNtagrandohldron and /
several nlecea and nephewa. Tho
funeral WHa held from the homo
Saturday afternoon, March gb. at
o'clock lnterment sllverbrook /
Cemetery
JACKSON
MIRA Maggie %, Jackson, age az
years wife Of James jay Jackson,
died late Monday afternoon, fol-
lowing a LONG illneaa, Mra, Jackson
WNh born ~ Georgetown and spent
her entire llfe there, She was q
daughter OF the late Henry y. and
AAllie West AploNr,
boHldNn her husband she h sur,
vlVed by sister, Mra, L0ttlo prot.
lyman of loweai a brother Walter
hnlper 0f Wilmington and half.
brother John Locates Of Ridley
Park, pn,
Funeral services were held IN the
Wealey Methndlat Church on Thurs
lAy afternoon at ila0 o'clock, with
The Rev Omar y, Jones, d, d., Of
lehl0rd, ana The Rev William d.
laohelll pastor 0f Wesley Molh0.
.llHi Church, Georgetown, officiating.
lnlenment was made IN Union Gem.
aleryl Georgetown,
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
NORTON

NOlVION
Mira Laura Norton, axe Od yeArn
wife OF n, y Norton, NepOnHet, M.
ln0lH, died Monday, March ~, In
the General ll0apllul, Kewnnpe, NJ.
lnOiH.
Funeral Heryoea we're held ON
ThurHdAy, March 10, MIRA Norton
daughter Of tho late n, T., Knox Ol
harrington, WnH a native nnlaWNr.
enn but had resided IN lllnOlA for
the past 40 yeurH
hoHldeH her husband ahe Ia aUr,
ylved by three aiaterH, MIRA, Aallle
lllckerHUn, Harrington, Mra, .nllgn-
beth MAl0ney Richardson Park aud
Mrh Hattie Baker Newark. nlaO
lWO hrothera, Herbert Knox Of PIT
man, n, jo and jeHae Knox of philau
delphiN
Wnnn
irwin MRrHhall Webb, age Al
yeArH, huHhand 0f Mary MOmnn
Webb, OF Nllendale, nAARad away IN
The Milford Memorial llOanltal ON
Friday March 81, after a long m
ness MI Webb In survived hy, IN
addition 70 hla Wife, one son, Rob
efl BURTON az h0mpi three daughs
lefH, Joyce Marie, IA the NWrRea'
Training AehO0l 0f the Milford Me-
mortal llOApllAl, Jean Ann and June
Faye, both At h0mel four hr0lhera,
Edward l. Webb 0f Milford, MOnu
TILES ~ oliver W. and Harry A,
All 0f Greenwood four alalera, Mira,
A, N WllllamH 0f upper Darby, Pa
Mira u y, Olendanlel 0f Milton,
Mira. OhArlea H. OnleP ana MIRA,
Orklp ~, alsem0rN, both Or aAafOpd,
Funeral services were held from
the residence IN Mllandale ON Nunu
day afternoon AZ alO0 O'Clock,
lnthmenl wan made IA tho Mla
lpndale lled Mems Cemetery, Rev,
Jhmeh O'Nelll 0r The nllendale
MplhOdlHt church Waa IA pharpa,
The llllpndAln Rre COMPANY. Af
which Mr. Webb Waa a member,
turned Out IN a body aud acted aa
active ana honorary pallbearera
WRIGHT
MIRA. bertha l. Wright, ARe ~
yphrM wife Of Warren Wrlghl M
near MlllHbOr0, died At her hnma
early lAht Sunday morning, follow
ing a l0nR Illness
A member 0f the Nantlookn Tribe
of Indians Hhh WnA born near
MlllHbOrO, The daughter of the late
William a ana Elizabeth Patience
Johnson,
hesldpH her husband ahp IA sur
ylynd by three daughters, MIRA Ills
lie llhll 0F Preston, Md MrA pa
llenon Harmon ~ MlllahOp0, and
MrH ilerlhn MOahly 0l Mlllaboro,
lWO Sisters, MrH Anna Harmon and
MISS ELLA j0hnh0n 0f MlllHh0m, and
three br0lhpfH, clinton, Nelson and
'nrllH johnson, nll Ol Mlllhh0pn.
AlH0 10 grandchildren and AZ epenis
grandchildren
Funeral services were held IN the
Nhnlle0ke Mission Church, near
llhrhnAOn on "Wednesday aflemonn.
Aprll b. AZ = 0'el0ph fhn Rev Mil
ton l9lli0ll 0f Milton, had phaFga of
lhe services lnlerment WaA made
" The cemetery adjoining the
church
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

a eight fhe adult members ~
ihr famli5 augmented by aeg-
efenal friends returned for the
efHalnE nlth presents and re-
ffeeamenfs 81 nas d complete
aafpflaf hnd ohe mueh eu uj0yed
~ 0f Tuansend aud This wrIi.
Present hefe Mlaa Eliza
lsrta Aaihoa ~ Grand Rapids.
NleaiEah a. hnd AtH Theo-
aoff fohnaend Mr and Mfs
hlifam a Minnef 81 flnrrinr
tat af ahd Mfs Hayes Dlekef-
a Mfe 1lmef 2 williams.
Am iiaff5 q 1uef Mfs BETTY
bradford Nf and Mrs william
Mppir az and Mfs Milton
l1liI ano Mf and mfa Robert
n herhes
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Mf aha Mfs J Postief Ham
haaa anhannef fhs marriage ~
uaef daughter Mildred Ellen
is Nf tefnoa oneffazzl. sou ~
Am Geneva Darling ~ Oak
ofeaafd The ceremony took
nlaae al ihr hhaieaat Meiho-
alm clufel ga Saturday. April
aha aaf performed b. the
Reverend al Woaien
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Miliam MliieH spent three
aata thif neek nlfh ms paf-
enis hif ana Mra a Conner
Alfieh This j. probably hla
lam saeafloh untii b. has com
plelsd fhe a0fk ~ hls maaiers
aesfef h muale 81 Yale Uni
sefsii5 tm 3uhe ~ ilis recital
hA iakf place April la and 81.
ahe Mfs Miffea e1peei ~ a.
leae hlli haa accepted 90.
afiian a. ufEahiaf aud choir.
master ~ fhe Cathedral Church
~ MARX H MINNEAPOLIS
Minnesota. ahd viii 80 there
tae nfu ~ July ~ begin hls
aafk m tie church where BE-
ail hate 3 choir ~ hfiy paid
falees fils laeal fuends viii
alst hin fhe i.ssi - luek b. hls
HeH mork
q nnmh-f ~ guests from
aliiafd nni attend tAe annual
iunehem ~ the Harrington
teniury ciub on Tueaday n one
eiaHk
"Wednesday 81 ihe time ~ the
Hafi3 eiten - Mfs 5ames Lip
pef sad Mfa heiiefi Mercer h
1le 1liafd Aeu Century club
a. oHr-ilHfly
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1iaalas bafls there Is written
hape b can a. aald ~ me
faaf pinekee thistle and
planted honef wherever
taaaEhi hsnef uould rrow
Ahe nan her garden. tended by
~ iaFia BE- doiied wlfh tie
aanadls ihai she loved. and
faaf siif planted ahd nourish.
Ha 81 alf dld al ~ her aowefs
blessed Easter 10 each of
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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

600D FRIDAY SERVICE = ma
Annual Union Good RFiaav service
win De held this year rs the Gals
vary Methodist chureh. Milford.
starting at l2 O'clock noon nramnt-
ly and closing al see. Tie minis
ters of the community win naraci-
pate. The service is based around
the Seven Last Words Zach ner-
lod Will last l6 minutes. 81 vou worz
in the afternoon e. would nar Non
% take 4o minutes of Vaar mneh
hour and attend this service. one
may come and leave as theF desire
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

q hnhlbff 81 guests from
alillafd hlli attend the annual
inhfhetn ~ the Harrington
rainry ciub on Tueaday at one
afItnk
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

wednesday D. ihe time ~ the
Hasi3 slten - Mfs James LID
per SAD Mfa Robert Mercer h
flr Aiiiafd Aea ceniufy club
a oHrllafiy
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

0klNEsHAA - The Delaware
philharmonic Orchestra annonne-
ed on Monday that So az ifs musiei-
ans win play for the American
Music Program being Arranged Cor
saturday April 81. az Mitchell Hall
Newark
Jay hiackt0n, conductor an the
philharmonic. viii direct the or
ehestra tn several compositions. as
the Delaware Philharmonic svm-
phony &0eietV's contribution to the
Conference on Contemporary MUsie
which the University 81 Dafawara's
Music Department Is sponsoring.
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St. Xdvier Club
Conducts Meetinq

The st. Xavier Home Demon
Stration club held it's October
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Paul Schaller with IA members
and one guest present.
Mrs. Pete Spomer and Mrs.
Bert Vandersloot gave the sec
ond lesson on Normal Weight
Normal Diet" Miss Clementine
Sittel, county home demonstra-
ton agent, also gave a short
talk and demonstration on cal
cries.
Mrs. John Lawrence, presi-
dent, checked with members on
help given them by projects de-
livered through the home de-
monstration agent this year.
Mrs. Rueben Riley and Mrs. Lois
Kenney we're appointed leaders
to give a lesson. on "Founda-
ton Garments" at the Novem-
Der meeting.
Mrs. Schaller and Mrs. H. E.
Smell. hostesses, served refresh
ments.
Due to the length of the
November meeting, the date and
place may be changed. Mem
bers will be notified by the
secretary.
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MaY Apply for
Instructor Position

The regional director, Thir-
tenth U. S. Civil Service region,
Denver, Colo, today announced
that applications are being &C
cepted for the position of in
structor Survival training).
There positions pay from S.
1875 to $4,000 a year and vacan-
cies exist in the Strategic Air
Command, Department of the
Air Force, Camp Carson, Colo
RADIO Springs.
No written test is required. To
qualify applicants must have
had at least four years re-
sponsible progressive experience
in significant outdoor activities.
Pertinent education may be
substituted for part of the re-
quired experience. Detailed in
formation concerning the re-
quirements for these positions
is contained in the examination
announcement.
Further information and the
necessary application forms may
be obtained from the commits
Sion's local secretary, J. Torske,
located at the Hardin post Of
flee or from the civil service
office in Denver.
Applications must be on file
with the Office of the Thir-
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1950-11-02
Crippled Children's
Clinic Is Scheduled

The case finding clinic of the
division of services for crippled
children in the State Board of
Health will be held at st. Vim
cents hospital, Billings, Nov
ember 7, G.. D. Carlyle Thomp-
son, M. D., executive officer,
announced today.
Residents OF Yellowstone,
MusselShell, Big Horn, Stillwat-
er, Golden Valley and Carbon
counties may take advantage of
this annual fall clinic, which is
one of Is held in the state.
The diagnostic service is free
ly available to anyone under 81
years of age who is believed to
have a gripping condition. Pa
tients may be sent to clinic by
the family physician who would
like the child examined by an
orthopaedic surgeon. Physicians
may also refer patients to the
division to make arrangements
for recommended care.
If the patient has not been
examined by a physician, he
may be referred through the
public health nurse or the de-
partment of public welfare. The
clinic also provides for super
vision of patients who in the
past have received treatment
authorized by the division of
services for crippled children.
DR.. w. H. Hagen and DR.. L.
w. Allard, orthopaedic surgeons
from Billings, will make the eX-
animation and recommendations
regarding crippling conditions.
DR.. G.. w. Nelson and DR.. E. A.
Hagmann, pediatricians from
Billings will give the general
physical examinations.
Local arrangements are being
made by the department of
public welfare in cooperation
with the division of services for
crippled children. Miss Frances
Sevler, orthopaedic nursing con-
sultant from the State Board
of Health in Helena will assist
local personnel to carry out the
recommendations for the pa
tients.
Diagnostic services are avail
able for any patient, but only
those needing financial assist
ance are accepted for recon-
mended care.