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Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12
Milford WV
Post Planning
- 2
For Annual
Poppy Day.
Bradford Kitchens, Sr.,
OF Blue Hen Post, Will
BE General Chairman
For 1850 Buddy Poppy
Day Committee.

Members Of MilfOrd's two Veter-
an " Foreign Wars posts. Blue
lien Post No. 6l83 and Wesley
pullman Post No 1852. and their
Ladies AUyiliaFies are making
plans ibis week for the staging Of
the Annual Buddy Poppy DAY here
the latter part Of this month.
Bradford Kitchens, ST., q member
Of Blue Hen Post. will be general
chairman for the 1860 Buddy Poppy
Committee; last year, Mr.. Kitchens
received a national citation ~ the
areas top seller u the eOlOFfyl
little flowers ~ remembrance
The 1850 Buddy PODDies. 10 DE-
offered for sale here, were made
BY disabled veterans "A the New
Jersey Memorial Home for Dis8bl-
I'd Soldiers, ~ ViBeland. Az pro-
reeds from the Poppy sales are
used for the assistance and peba-
Utilization Of disabled and needy
veterans, a1lG for the families "
deoeased veterans,
Last yeag, the v r. w. posts sHd
their aHKiiisries staged y most sue-
eessfHl BUDDY Poppy DayV With
~ peoples being Disposed ~ 81
just natter " hours, Andrew
Mal9pey wa poppy chairman 81
1919.
While . definite date for the 1867
t5pd9y POPPY Day beFe bss not, ~
get been announced, n is assumed
the i9eai committee viii follow ne
pfe0sdeDGe established lB other
Years SID select me iast E8fBg48y
prior ~ Memorial Dry, wbt0b, tbts
yeaF, w9uig faii ~ My "
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12

heaiord Dr O. Benson Allen.
Regular schools. white Bridge.
vile. James Culver: Bethel. j Her
man cublages Concord -four VA
cancles) John n. Collins. Walter 4.
lon0Hay Alfred r. Rogers. Johnny
q Wilson. Delmar Zone vacancy
9 Mnrreil Dashiell. W. Howard
workman. Glendale. Lawrence y.
warren Greenwood Zone vacancy
Matthew p Russell. james T..
aiiifh Gumb0r0. James Murray:
Lincoln Russell Brittlngham
LORD Baltimore. (0ne vacancy
John 81 Hail and wills W. Mitch
eils MlllsbOr0 Edn1n q. Ryan.
Milton Dagid w. Donovan: ROK.
ana Frank Harper. selbyyilio
Zone faeaneyl Everett Bunting aud
Victor "a Murray; Williamsyille
tionr faeaneies) James b. Brasure
Jr Oliver Cfoppef Thomas l8ud-
a0n, Preston Truitf
feoniinaee ~ psss o
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12
Annual Music
+ eStiVal At
School Tonight
All Phases Of Music De-
partment Will Partici-
pate In Program; May
Day Next Wednesday.

AZ 500 O'Clock on Friday eve
ming. May -. the Milford High
School Music Department will pre-
sent its Annual Music Festival
This If expected 10 be one of the
finest and most enjoyable festivsI Is
ever presented by the Milford High
School. The bands. dance hand
chorus. majOrettes. flag swingettes
and gOlOists have been working dill
igeDtly TO prepare this musical
event FOR you and ask for your
support only by your presence
ibis program is entirely free of
charge. The following program Is
sure 70 include some Of your fsv-
Orites.
1856 Milford High School Music
Festival: Director, John c. Frick:
Accompanies. Clydia McGinnes.
Bandra Deputy. Concert Band
March. Military Escort, Bennett.
lMsjorettes and Swingettes Drill:
BOlero hitmicO, LOneas: March
Novelty. Stop. Bennett: Every
man for Himself. YOder: Cbalma
Waltz. Bennett: Indian Boy. BEN
nett Piano solo. Sandra Deputv.
Phantagie No. 3. Mozart Dance
Band. Mrs. Frank Yon. Director
A. Time Goes Boy. Hupfeld; Mus-
kat hamble. Dry: Blue Moon. Rod
gers. Clarinet solo. Harry Humes
Dancing Doll. POldiBi. Chorus
Auieracker Suite Overture and
Irepak). Tchaikowsky. Wsring.
Song of Life from Les PreIudeg
Brahms; Awake! from Der Neis-
lerslnger. Wagner: Loeb I,omOnd
ithythmantic arrangement. SINH
yne: Negro Spirituals. We're Won
1ereZ. Cotton Needs Pickin'. lac
DDS Ladder: Where in the World
yerDoB Lemex. sOl0ist. Barnard
] trombone sOlOist. Mr.. Frank YOn
5hous TrOmbOnus. Concert Rand
March. Mr.. Joe Bennett. swing
cites. Concert Masters. Mr.. M a
slssmire. Director March. Semi
sT Fideles. SOusa: March. stars
mo Stripes Forever. Sousa: March
washington Post. MajOrettes. SON
g. Concert Band. March. Parade
warren NO. ]. MajOrettes. Goldman.
tcnniinuea On pass Cd
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12
Student Officers Are
Selected At Delaware

samuel J. Taiucci. University Of
Delaware junior from Newark. has
been elected president Of the Stu
dent Government Association there
for the college year 19JO-51. VOt-
ing WAS conducted for three days
this week, with go ballots cast.
Talucci whose opponent was
Richard TiklOb. ~ = major IN en-
tOmOlOgy and plant pathology IN
the School " Agriculture. The son
" Dir. and hrs. Anthony Talueei
" 100 Keiis Avenue. Newark. he
WAS graduated from Newark High
School 81 1916 A member of sig
ma NJ fraternity. he has been
football manager. was sophomore
class president a representative 10
the BDA from the School Of Agri-
and a member o. the Cold
fpg7tiagse 90 psgs 81
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12
.ew Century Club
Held Installation
This Past Monday
Mrs. P. r. Jacobs Sue.
Ceeds Mrs. ]. S. Willis:
Reports Given BY Var
iOus Committee Heads
At Closing Meeting OF
Season

The Milford New Century Club
room was beautiful on Monday with
new chairs, linen table covers new
flower urns and huge bouquets az
lilacs expertly arranged 81 Mrs.
Charles Banning. ali supplement-
Ing the recently redeCoratod club
room.
Il was the last meeting az the
season and business and social day.
The treasurer reported q club bal
ance Of Sl9s.09 with contributions
Tor the two years totallng sass IS.
OF which sS5f.9A was 10 che Milford
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary.
Mrs. Joseph J. pearce gave the
club history covering the first year
OF mrs. Willis two year term. Ne
cause Mrs. Willis took office az the
turn Of the clubs half century OF
existence, Mrs. pearce noted few
current events Of 1913. She chose
points from President Truman'a
inaugural address the Berlin Air
lAft, The Atlantic Pact, the neo.
iaration Of Human Rights a. naaa-
ca by the General Assembly 81 tho
United Nations on December Ia IA.
4s. as being most important.
Mrs Wilson Vineyard gave 4 com
prehensiye report Of her work a.
chairman Of the Build a Better
community project. which canned
LOT the Milford Club an honorable
mention il the State.
Otner reports were given hv fhn
auditor, Mrs. Alex sadowskis ~
q CHAIRMAN y Of program. Mrs. David
=. Greene; the chairman 81 eauea-
uon mrs. Herman Phillips chair.
man q art, Mrs. Edward SaIevan,
ana chairman of LEGISLATION. AIRS
clement Nutier. The first vice nro.
sident, Mrs Robert s. RudoInh font
ne chalr while the president gave
- excellent summary Of the pasl
Mrs. Philip Jacobs resiene5 :.
afrector and Mrs. Harold SHOW
was elected % an the term
Before Mrs Willis lefl ofg,s
-he was presented with eiierr
cookie tray. a slit OF anpraelnftoa
.Io.h the directors, the hostesses
a an1 the treasurer. also. q scran
DOOR from the retiring director ~
The state buard. 'o' ~
Mrs. =. Lynn Pratt rraego,.l,,
conducted the installation ~ ~,
.Sllo"Ing new officers; president
alIs. Pnillip R. Jacobs: Isl vice,
\ president Mrs. Robert S. Rudolnb.
ma vice president. Mrs. a Ma.
'iiaA townsend: 3Ed vice president
iepntinusu "a paza o.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12
Plans Going
Forward For
Second Biz
Sale Days
Milford Merchants Are
Hoping TO Give Even
Greater Values During
Second Opportunity
Days, May 1871.

i<9Gsi merchants are bBsijy DlaB.
BlDG for their seNDBd greet aaies
eY0pL opportunity D9Ys" num-
Der tW0 ~ Do beid % Ff1dsy sid
3a1HfGaY, MsY ~ End ~ end per-
taDs ~ ad1ifi0Daj ny VII DE- Adl,
~ Ail4 MODdaK, MaY z9fj nay d.
tnejB1e1, N he eKlfa dAy q a11ed
Ole RfBegsj public VII DE- R1YeB
ample nOiibeafi0B through TIE eois
nBiDs ~ tie Nflf0r1 Chronicle an6
0illeg H1yegfisiNg medium
~ " ne esfD0si b0De ~ he Mi
fot1 BlefHllsDtS vim Hgo e0ODor4f.
ffR. AlDlDsf 40 per rent d. fiieso
FODDOyiliDiiH D8yey t9sf tie nozI
bAifs egeUl VII fAg sBrpaes the
Otfi ~ ysiBee f0y fbe bgy5UR DBiDs
)i0 md ~ Dlai end they age Dl2B-
ming ~ obeT e0Ole 0BfeiABG)Dg H.
"pls - Dler0baDdigs ~ greet ~,
IDpflOUs,
1lle DBbijp nv sll0wU their ~
fotfsi ~ opportunity mn" ~
Nle)r Eebef0ls sHDDOri 2D1 boHaHso
~ many Ders0Be taye aske1 flal
flie sHie ~ iebGtBen01 ~ 1DejBle
flie MDDGaY fOjiOBiDR tie eafBr6Av
~ ne "flAHs" ln ~ probability
illjs e1GiiiOUbi nv VII ~ a01e1.
3 ~ 80 DgJije WI be B006e1 ~
aforementioned,
Gbf "ODDOftBuiiy t8gF" re the
t3sDN - y fNfyey e0O6npleG by
l5f DieNl3is0ie' Gtyjs1oD ~ the Njl
il'f1 CBsWlJef ~ C0WNlstpe Ag6
recommendation WH1e by thzf
gfp'iD ~ y fBBss meeting ~ Wll.
ioY1 WsreilsDir where Ibe PIN
VIZ unanimously AdODied,
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12
MAMMOTH COP RALLY
WILL BE HELD At
GEORGETOWN TONIGHT

A Republican Rally will DE-
held this evening. Friday.
May ~, 1t 700 D. ~. At the
ArmOry ~ Georgetown. Over
1000 tickets have already
been sold, 80 don't wait 10
get yours. Tickets are avail
able from your district com
mitt9eman Or from any MEM
Der Of the Active Young Re
public8ng Of Sussex County.
The Rally will consist of a
chicken IN the box dinner.
speaking, and daBelng.
Among the speakers already
announced will be q. Edward
Duffy, Chief Deputy Attorney
General for the state and
Herbert Warburt0n, presi-
dent Of Delaware's Active
Young Republicans. After the
speaking there Will be dane
ing 20 lou STARTS popular
band. Cliff White, chairman
Of tbe Second Region Ofthe
National Federation Of Young
Republicans. from Utica. N.
=, VIII De the principal speak
eP.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12
BTAuDs' Ladies Store
Has Been RcmOdeled
OsegeeiebB EWpe1Bm n AOp Ose
~ NOsi a0GerB D0We Niaie

BtA8Hg tA1ies Bi0ye. ID GeOree
D@D, nv bseD e0WDie4eiY Fem111
sis4 ibsi9e aDG OBt, n h 0Ow With
p0i question OBe ~ the B0el mod
en- mn ODe ~ ne tesf sfypksl
ls1isE slOfes ~ TIMER DeiAwsfe.
19el Bts0D6slG. proprietor ~ fbe
si)te, nv announced haI here
VII ~ y gsBO1etiNg 4Bte Starting
tDBlggf0W, BafBfdaY, MaY ~, and
continuing BD0t BaiBrdAY. My
mn, Inclusive. FOR further DariiD-
MRS ~ the sais ZEE ne dtspisv ~.
tettslbg appearing On DAee = "
iiiis piper.
~ BrsHB1ei1 bse ma9e every
Effort ~ eipe the isdies aB1 mil.
0rfb " bB8seK C0UniT ~ 0pD0y-
tuBlit ~ purchase ~ ~ their
clothing needs from thig one zen.
ttalit lOeAte1 st0te. The lines esr-
fis1 ~ BtAuHg ia1ies siyye ape
nationally knONh aBG Driees IRE
yet ~ gBit tie people ~ De Area
sefys1 by me store,
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12
" America Eden" Al
New Milford May IS
iisihHssa tfm ~ hHsp Pgiiip
fffAlisff 81 f.seni IbeHife

AZ isinR lHH fbf Rfnefsi Dgblf
foibf A. bHtf 80 opportunity ~
fIlf tltH ftefteHf bse ieHgd ~
H8Hfa ait08i HhmerNa's EdeH" =
a','ihd abe e0iof Hloli0H DlNiHfe ~
$50 iblWafsa PeniBeHis n VIZ
% H0HD "A fhe heH Miif0fd 3beA
go Hfff moHday shG TBesGsg 90
iiif fafnf program N8fi = WAF a
etoilififf- efafftuf Ee0fi t3fhdy.
AAmefiaas k1eu" g. lbe fin
aisft ~ 1859 0NH fleimafsa Pen
ihFtila a. lusfofg. lbGHeit1es. 80
faflg0 sftieHiiHfe. seH fo9gF. p0Bi
49, HHo fe'vesfieu ffNbee sHNl
- fiif saf1F hmefleaH 08sfpbes.
$50 liiflf courthouse ~ tasfs5ile,
81 fhf i1hff1nRion Fay ED hav.
hfaf fhfahk Hff depittfd. HiOOV
Nlfh fhof0Bff fimlHe ~ fhe
poultry industry from eye ~
dressed f1iiffeHF 1hf seafo0d Do
aHaffK alao comes iH fof NoHslgef
ellie afifnfioh tee faeffsfioBai ~
fsaatiaasG ~ eass "
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12
LeOtOH Wfu HOtd
C0rAtCGt MOO NV.
Gigantic A6air WilI BE-.
Held O8 Jseb0bOlb lg11ad
Al New Legion Home

q Hlea0fiN N8tbitAi WI b. he'd
~ bhbi Neek ~ iteiOi)fb tI1sd
~ itlf new teEi0a IfOiHe, M1jfoYd
Jie kais agsjf " being sDOaeOyed
~ hmefieaB feRiOB post ~ b.
department ~ tJelaWAfe, Bpbe6sis
- ~ oDeb 90 MOBGsy evening. ne
biifs1ii4 ne CAfUisAl WI pHH an
~ 5aibf1at evening. My zyib,
Jlf outstanding texture NJ ne
carnival VII D. ibe Die parade
Niifb WI b. bsiG Dexi WedBees
~ egeBiDR Nay 7fb, "a I'm. N
iilai night b yaiDY he DarA1e VII
D. bed t1e fgii0NlHe evening.
fs9giiaBsg ~ bass u
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12

-~AF~ 4aAaGGf0 ~
from some 81 high schools. and
schools with high school rating
from all parts Of the state viii par
ticipate.
Among the proposed bills" to be
debated in the Boys State Legisln-
ture viii be one which would low
er the age Of voting. another 10 in
crease the age for Issuance Of
drivers licenses. and another "a
abolish the whipping post in Della
ware.
Holidays On Agenda
William E. Matthews, Jr.. Smvr-
ma general Chairman for the Bows
ifazagEsa g PagsQ
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12

The second Of a series Of thres
county Safety Rallies. designed to
seek cooperation and ways ana
means % reduce Delaware's auto
mobile fatalities. win be held ~
me Field House Of the Dover Hlrh
school Tuesday, May 18th. 81 5
p. n.
Governor Ebert N. Carvel win
De IN attendance ana viii extend
teoatmges % pap0
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12
Ministers Invited
To Short Course

An agricultural short course for
rnfal ministers VII DE- held May
~, 10 Brown Bail. On tie Universe.
" ~ Delaware Campus. n was an
n01Bce1 TO-DAY By w. Z. gkOglund
agricultural short course director.
~ ~ = recognized fact tbat the
bealth end stability ~ our nation.
~ life afe iafgeIy dependent upOn
20 economically sound and whole
Continued % page a
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12
Milford Again Downs
Greenwood Shooters
tffii fhnn6ier kiafs Mhh ~ A.
fs,fals vie Aasin

"a ansNs' ~ 3 cissFiheg Wabt
AZ inserted lh fbie paper few
neekf HNo fbe fodD8biabia Milford
flhf ifafH Rileh has played hsY0e
Hifb ~ mang ff0Bps ~ "amafeur"
hooiefs during fle pasi neYeral
nonfhe since fhelf 0faaBizafiOn 49,
team mef fbeb traditional
fsfeenno8d f1fais aaaln % lsef
fhufsfeg nighf hnd sWanpeG them
l.k1g fo 2 ~ fhur nfpeine Ouf
previous defeat by fbe Greenwood
hmafeufn
$500 chan0lef nho bas sfafted ln
49, manY natebes. led fhe MilfOrd
atfaek N1fh 367 81 was followed
closely ~ one ~ fiie youngest Mil.
ford ah0gfefa aaek Worfbinef0n
Hift q niee go Smith end Hyns0o
aiaffed for Greenwood with gG0
each
fanaea "a eaes a.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12

THIS barrier bas every eOHoeivs
abie safofy device saBG was design
~ win ne drivers and horses who
follow n iu mind.
The wings are made ~ four
lDeb ~ diameter ebFOm-mOiyi)de-
nun steel WITH y tOlsi wing spread
- 70 feet The gates IRE operated
by0faulleaiiY end have d 1850
pound thrust that folds the arms b
three seconds n is ~ constructed
illat IT, Tor aDy reason the hylFaHs.
lie sygtsD should fai. = meehaBi.
eai asYiee automatically takes oyer
the operation.
The chassis las = I75.hleh
ieeBiiBasg ~ pass d
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12
Of u Listed By Legion
To Take Part In Boys State

pus % me . nigh school youths who participate ia the an
legion with the Of
% EO EdDeFt n Carvel announced fhir u-
me annual event viii be held (Frl6avl
and aetsto me delegates Senators Representatives.
Milford chronicle., 1950-05-12
New Starting Gate Installed
1T Kent And Sussex Racewdy

Fans are 10 fOi Dale Forow ytar,o ta -
fWffh harness meet ~ ne KeD fapogsy mere NJ
Ipgphf H new surfing barrier Prom
oh pefe ~ equipment " ~ Custom Ht ~ c - ~
~ know
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26

MIDI tor the past several years
MI 7 n Hudson and wife have
moved here IN their home on Wood
lana Ave, and we welcome their re-
'ufh 20 thlB community, Their
guests on Saturday were Mr., and
Mira. Wilson Powell Of Baltimore,
Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bunting
end son Barrie Of phila visited
thelf parents Mr. and Mrs, Nelson
Dolby over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs, William =. Bant
ANA ron Bobby Of Wllm, spent sun
lny with their parents, Mr.. and
NfH Norman y, Calhoun,
Those who attended the ponin-
hulh Methodist Conference on sun
day were Mr. John G, Mitchell; Mr.
Villa Mitchell, and Mrs. Elsie
Evans, and Mrs Della Holt,
Mrs, Clarence y, Holt III att0nd-
Ing tho Grand Chapter of the Eas-
tern Star meeting IN Hotel DUPONT.
Those who attended the Young
peOplo'b Conference IN Wilm., last
week were Messrs, Billy Burt
Evans and Jack DurbagO, ronros-
emitting the MYF ~ Bethel church.
Mls, Ida Mitchell visited her son
Recently also her B0n and his wife
Mr. and Mira, John Hudson visited
their mother
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26

the hey q charles i0uh0ff d.
returned 40 Nassau laHl Saturday
iipih ihe annual session ~ lha pon
itfhhfe ~ Conduct the services nl
floh huigh and Whites Chapel On
lati sunday morning aud returning
4" tlit conference sunday morning
ailH returning a. the conference
sunday afternoon Mhi0h IA beiAp
held a. ihe Union Methodist ohuroh
IA Wilmington which closed lnst
ahhahN evening With the READING
AZ appointments SO i0nhOff n pk
hHelinf 40 return a. Nassau for
hipihHi conference Year
Other news usually appearing In
ilis column d omitted this week
litfhuhe che pastor Uf the kaasnll
charge being the p0fteBnanaant
fahhoi return from ihe annual CON
Terence 90 gather the news HI time
ini ihls weeks paper
The NJ q A. h ~ conley'a viii
incest un "Wednesday evening May
5iHi "a che home ~ Mp, ana Mra.
1tilies Joseph an of the mamhara
hha ffleudH are urged 40 be- present
snssau Methodist charge
y hhfies i,NAh0ll, ~. pastor
SUNDAY, NAt Ralh
Z ehiel's thhpHi 10 an Sunday
- hoDl, Alden D Hopkins. anpl
y q hl morning Worship scr.
i's a"infilon by the choir, sermon
hY ihe pastor
hhii#s hhpel 80 d m Sunday
"a ho"l Norman q Aeff aupl
- "a HonH and praise service
" atfihkion Vincent leader
klon thnreh 10 a M aunday
81 hooi Raymond N iAnk aunt
q q ~ song aud praise service
iidfidkf Donovan leader.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26
OCEAN VIEW

Fresh garden are now on tho
menu
The Rev DOngpl e. Widely has
been appointed a. serve Bethel Me.
lh0dlHt Church 1T this community
f0l De second year
We welcome the return of ReV.
anu Mrs Wllday and son clay ns
ouI minister
our prayers ana hopes are that
We may strive for spiritual power
"a advance the work 0f tho King.
dom NJ uod
Tie iiAepalhurattn sermon will be-
delivered % the graduates " Lord
baltimore school on Sunday morn.
lhR AZ ! a. IN the school auditor
lum Rev ~ q, wild viii deliver
the sermon al nru invited 10 attend
sunday uoh0Ol viii be- held M 10
n m IN tho Bethel Methodist and
also there viii % Sunday evening
serNlonH ~ the ohurohaH The ppps-
bbleflhn church conducted HarvioaA
each sunday afternoon, Roy Tho.
mas Smith pastor
Rev Thomas ~ llndaOn hAa 10.
tired from the miniHury, having ear.
we'd the ohurohpa 0f Chance, Nd.
pafHonbure Nd and nurraylllo
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26

a little faster than he does, let him know.
lie understands that his last two inches Of.
throttle were not put there for the ungracious
purpose Of dominating the highway They are
thsre for an emergeney-and for that lovely,
floating, cruising ride which only great
reserve Of power can provide.
So roll along, il you're in hurya and the
top 9 che m0Fnin' % youj
les q w90dsGul thing, this feeling Of calm
confidence 10 your motor car. Il seas the
stFsl9, and increases ths pleasure, Of fery mile
y9y d1ys
AGd ws.fs wondering II you realize how easily
2Dd practically il can be your own. Listen
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26

becca McCann. Games were played
refreshments were served. All en-
joyed a good time.
Mr.. Frank Long of New Jersey
visited their grandmother Mrs.
Mamie Long on Saturday: other
callers on Mrs. Long and Miss Mary
c. Evans were Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
laceDerricksOn Of Washington D. c.
and Mr.. and Mrs. George CULLEN of
DagsbOrO.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Belts motor
ed from Phila., and visited their
father Mr.. Dave Belts over the
weekend.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26

MIR, q, +, McCabe visited Mr.. Ro-
bert Bennett IN Wilmington on Sun
day having accompanied his son
Mr. Amos McCabe and wife to New
ark and Wilmington.
jackie MCGEE has been sick with
the humps. besides condition of
his ankles.
MI. and Mrs. Maurice Evans gave
a birthday party in honor of their
daughter Barbara Louis 4th birth
day. on Tuesday, May 10th. Their
guests We're Benty Daisey; Ray
Louise Mead; Clay Wildey: LLOYD
Murray; Danny Mccain and Re
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26

The Presbyterian church IA
been improved on the interior BY q
fresh coat Of white paint.
Mrs. Harb Hickman is q patient
at the Milford Memorial Hospital.
We hope for her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. James Bradley and son jim
mic OF Hurlock. Nd, Messrs Ru-
dolph Minor and Wade Wharton OF
Dover; Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Wharf
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Parren Vic
keFs Millsboro; and Mr.. and Mira.
stephen Butler and daughter and
son in law, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Wharton over the weekend.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26

-. the lower-priced models in the Cadillac
line cost less to buy than the highest-priced
models Of numerous other cars!
-. Cadillac's great high-compression engine
IS so efficient that single thankful of gasoline
viii suffice for normal full days drivel
-. and when It comes to endurance, the
cadillac record stands by itself. The Efegpzn Of
a Cadillac car has ns0sr been fully measured
Surely these are such practical facts that
they should point your way to the joys Of
Cadillac. And the car itself can quickly reveal
how great these joys can be. Why not come IN
and see?
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-26

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ONE o. the Farest satisfaotions a 1850
Cadillac brings g its owner Is SsaBity.
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and, Il he is 4 normal Cadillac driver, you viii
quickly sense what We mean, lie drives as
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quite content 20 lea other people do che same,
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Milford chronicle., 1950-08-25
Drive Carefully On The
Labor Day HOLIDAY
To AUOid Accidents
Continued from FIRST page)

your tires are good. Check vour
steering gear, your lights, brakes.
windshield wiper and other safety
factors of your car. Your garage
will gladly make a thorough safe
ty check for you.
AS you go into other states and
other cities, read and obey traffic
signs-they are for your protec-
ton. Heed the speed limits. There
are reasons for them. It's no helm
on a holiday to be arrested and
hauled into court in a strange place
and then dig down for the traffic
fine.
For your protection, the follow
ing hints were offered by Mr..
Reeder:
On curves or mountainous roads
and at intersections, don't pass the
car ahead.
On wet pavement slow down and
go easy on the brakes.
Slow down and look. both ways
at railroad crossings.
If you become sleepy, get off
the highway and take a nap or let
someone else drive.
Watch out for pedestrians and
animals on the highway.
Oh yes, and before you leave.
take a last look around the house. !
and see that everything is the way
It should be. Don't get out on the |
road and begin worrying about
you did this or that thing
you planned to do. And be sure |
you packed the things you need
irst aid kit, flashlight, sun glass;
IS, etc.
So happy holiday! If you are in
hurry, don't forget to start
sooner, and remember to drive
'arefully-the life you save may
,e your own!