Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-09

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night, June s.
WILL MEET TONIGHT - Tba
Sunshine Class Of the Calvary Meth
Odist Church viii meet FRIDAY. lane
9. al 500 p. m All members are
requested 10 be present as this is
the last meeting until fall.
SCHOOL OF WISSIONS-Two Of
the several women 10 take part in
the Summer School Of Missions Al
Wesley Junior College al Dover
from July 10 10 Il viii be Mrs. 7
Edward Snyder and Mrs. J. Harry
Wright
BAhE-Mrs- Eva DOnOvan's class
Of Lincoln Methodist Church viii
hold a bake in Russell Argos store
on Saturday morning, June Il.
There viii be for sale dressed chic
kens, eggs. cakes, pies and many
other good things 10 eat
Hay RIDE-The Youth Fellow
ship group Of Avenue Methodist
Church viii enjoy a hay ride and
beach party on Monday, leaving the
church at five-thirty for RehObOth
Beach, where the party will take
place. Bub Kimmel is in charge
Of arrangements.
CEDAR NECK AID-The W &
G. S. of Cedar Neck will meet on
Tuesday evening, June Is, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Mills, ST. Devotional leader. Mrs.
Sara Mills. Entertainment in
charge Of Mrs. Edna Roberts and
Mrs. Estelle Watson.
LIBRARY HOURS - The new
summer hours for the Milford Pub
lie Library are now in effect. The
library is now open on Wednesday
morning from Z to 8 instead Of
Wednesday afternoon. The com
plete hours are Monday evening, z
to 8; Wednesday morning 10 to 70;
Saturday morning 10 to u, and Sat
urday evening Z to 8.
CIRCLE NO. s - The regular
monthly meeting of Circle No. 6 of
Calvary Methodist Church was held
at the home Of Miss Alice Brown on
May Is, with an attendance of II
regular members and one visitor
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess. The next meeting
VIII be held June 20 at the home
Of Mrs. Susan Mills.
TO MEET TUESDAY-Tbe Late
Disciples Sunday School Class Of
the Calvary Methodist Church viii
hold their next meeting on Tuesday.
June 13, at 500 p. m. at the home
Of their teacher, Mrs. RAYMOND
Wilkins. CO-hOstesses for the eve
nlng are Mrs. Ann LOfiand. Mrs.
Melevania Draper and Wilma Viii
klns- We are planning to have a
nice evening. A fun attendance is
desired.
CHARGES ARE WITHDRAWN
! Charges Of manslaughter and reck-
less driving against Samuel Jerol-
man, Jr-, 10, of Oak Grove. were
withdrawn at Berlin, Nd, this week
/ by Worcester County States Attor-
I ney Franklin Upshur.
The teen-ager was charged bv
Maryland State Police after the
truck which he was operating
. struck and killed William Deshields
Bassett, 72-year-Old Berlin farmer
and produce stand operator. Mr..
Z Bassett was on the side Of the road
near his home when he was killed
May "a
Mr. Upshur said the charges were
dropped for lack Of evidence.
LOANS TAKE DROP - Loans
/ guaranteed by the Veterans Admin
1straiOn for the purchase Of veter-
ans homes in Delaware dropped be-
low the $1,0O0,O0O mark last month
Tor the first time this year.
James F. McDOnOugh, loan guar
anty officer for VA regional once
this week reported the loan total
for the period ending May 25 as
$4,000. For the preceding month.
the amount was 1856, 0O8. The all
time record. set for the February
% period, is S2,D03, 600.
Mr. McDOBOugh expressed hone
that with new mortgage regulations
going into effect. the home loan
+ business would show a sharp up-
ward trend during the sumner
months.