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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-02

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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE;
ELEV ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. I2-112
sfIAfA ROBERTS WARREN,
Plaintiff.
vs.. DIVORCE
ROGUE CLINTON WARREN.
NOTICE
TO: Rogue Clinton Warren,
Residence Unknown.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that you are required to serve a
copy of your answer to the Bill Of
Complaint on the PLAINTIFFS at
torney and file the original answer
In the office Of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court on or before the 18th
day of February, 1850, otherwise
the allegations in said bin will be
taken as confessed and decree
pro confeSso entered against YOU
Done this 18th day of January
1850.
(SeaD EARL r. ADAMS.
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida
By: Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk.
- l - T.. EN-A w I En-,
Solicitor for the Plaintiff.
602 Whitehead Street,
Key West, Florida
12-t9-26 ;feb.2,1950.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or TIKI.
FTEN ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or FLORIDA, N AND FOR
MONROE COUNTY. IN CHAN
Gerry.
CHANCERV MBER I2-I43
ARCH MONTGOMERY
GOEHRING.
Plaintiff,
vs., DIVORCE
MAUDE BLANCA GOEHRING,
pefenant.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
To: Maude Blanca Goehring,
il5l East Hyde Park
Boulevard.
Chicago, Is, Illinois.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that bill of complaint for Divorce
has been filed against YOU and YOU
are required to serve copy of YOUR
Answer To the bill Of complaint on
the plaintiffs attorney and file
the original in the office of the
Clerk of the Cipcuit Court on or he
fore March 3rd, 1859. or II default
will he taken against YOU.
Done and ordered at Key West.
Monroe County. Florida. this 31st
day Of January, A. y. 1850.
(CirCuit Court SeaD
EARL Il. ADAMS,
Clerk. Circuit Court.
BY; Kathleen Nottaee.
Deputy Clerk.
TOM q. WATKINS,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
T.. q. Fox 9S4.
Key West, Florida
9-1G-23. 1850.
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Son To Hensons

Son To Hensons
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Henson an
nounce the birth of a son weigh
ing seven pounds. eleven ounces
on Monday, January 80.
The new arrival has been given
the name Of Steve Roy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-02-02
LECALS
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME GTATIT,IsE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, desiring to engage
in business under the fictitious
name of White Street Market"
1116 White Street, Key West, Flori-
da, intends TO register said fictitious
name with the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Monroe County, Florida.
Dated January IL, 1850.
JAMES S. TAYLOR,
Sole Owner.
jan.12-19-26 feb. 1850.
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FOR RENT--APARTMENTS
AND HOUSES

FURNISHED house. Hot water.
Couple only. Seasonal or year
ly. Apply rear 1014 Varela St..
upstairs. jan3l-tf
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BRAND NEW all-electric eff
cheney apartments. Daily or
weekly. Seasonal rates. Adults
only. No pets. The Caribbean
Hotel Apartments, opposite the
Chamber of Commerce.
jan28-6t
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DELUXE two, three and four
room apartments. All electric
and tile kitchens. Private tile
bathtubs and showers. Private en-
frances. Daily, weekly or season.
al rates. M.&B. Motel. 1445-W.
jan30-tf
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APARTMENT HOTEL

UNIMPROVED house. five rooms,
he lots of land. $3500.00. 1923
Eliza Street. feb1-tf
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
State Educational
Conference Az u OF D
Session WIN Ne Held On Saturday
April Goth

The annual state educational
conference at the University 0l
Delaware has heen called for Sat,
WrdaN April 80, with the theme oi
developing lay Participation IA
the Local Level"
Announcement OF the conference
Waa made hy Paul NJ llOdga0n, al.
rector OF academic extension az the
u, OF ~ who IA IA charge OF gem
eral arrangements,
Invitations are being sent hy
Dean William q. penrOao Of the
School Of Education % uuperinton.
dents, principals, teachers, school
board members and other interest
cd persons, % participate IA the
conference. The program has been
planned IN cooperation with repre-.
eenlatlVea ot the state Department
OF Education, public school teach
erp and administrators. officials
OF the Delaware state Educational
Association, aud lay groups Ia the
field OF education
The program will begin with a
general aeasloR IN Wolf Hall audi.
t0rlUm az Osih u, M, with the pre-.
p0ntatl0n OF the topic by guest
speaker followed by panel dis
teOntnued on paae %
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Coming
In For Cancer
Now
u. S. Rep. J. Caleb BOggs
Urges An To "GlvC As
Generously As Posi-.
ble."

The Delaware Cancer cruande
has already received contributions
tnihillnn tlb02i 4 Wan reported hy
William "a CantWell. state chair
man of the drive, 40 u. a. Rep H.
Caleb B0ggh urged an 90 "giye aa
generously as possible 40 that no
suffering viii be- endured aud NO
life lost merely because 0f lack
~ adequate funds
The chairman said the nuhlle'a
response 20 the effect "a carry m-
formation on cancer into Delaware
homes and 20 raise funds "a tnten.
sliy the fight against the disease h
very gratifying 20 the army OF vol
unieefs conducting tho crusade
On the financial side, the crusade
has reached 80 per cent Of ita g0al
of $4,000 This amount. Mr. Cants
well said ia only about $4,000 more
than the money actually spent for
cancer control work By the Della.
ware Division in the last fiscal year
The quota set for Delaware by the
American Cancer Society national
~ ih Fbl 800. the same goal that
was sn far over Huhaeiihod IN Della
ware last year and the year before.
ioontinuaa on paas o.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
WarringtOn's
Furniture Co.
Nine Years Old
Miss Evva Warrington
Opened Modern Store
April /, 194l In Har-
ringtOn, Del.

ON April first. l94l, nine years
ag0 last Saturday Miss Evva War
rington embarked on what many
thought was a very ambitious un-
dertaking for a woman. when she
purchased from the estate Of Clay
ton Powell, the store building which
had formerly been owned By her
father Frank Warrington. and 0n-
ened a modern complete furniture
store in Harrington.
In May 0l ta46, Miss Warrington.
who IN seven years had demonstrate
ed that women are often the most
successful merchandisers, realized
thAt L was necessary % have more
space and with this objective IN
mind, she completely rem0deled her
two story building. 90 give her
double the original space.
To-day Warringt0ns and good fur
niture az a savings are synonymous
and the establishment Is one of the
most modern and attractive on the
Domarva Peninsula.
Miss Warrington attributes her
success IN part % the fact that the
stores personnel makes Il their
business 20 be pleasant 10 visitors.
whether the visitors make purchases
or not Customers come 10 War
rlngton's from the length ana
breadth Of the Peninsula and loads
oi furniture have been shinned to
buyers IN Ocean City, n. j.. and
New York City
Miss Warrington Is eapablv as
sisted by her brother. Romie' who
makes deliveries and Mrs Nora
Deem and Mrs. Jeanette DeVrov.
Up-to-the-mlnute items like tele-
vision chairs, iluorescent lamps. ta-
blos with the famous formlea toDs
CHROME breakfast furniture, Duran
al plastic upholstery. etc. are on
display and Miss Warrington he
leyes that modern furniture Is more
luhctlonal-moro durable ana eas-
Ter 70 keep clean.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Bankers Group VIII
Hold Credit Clinic

Plans have been completed foi
the second annual Agricultural
Credit Clinic of the Delaware
Bankore' Association IN coopera.
ti0n with the University Of Dola.
wares School OF Agriculture. The
event n scheduled for April IL. N
the lounge Of Old College Hall on
the University campus.
Designed for men who are ON
the firing line" of agriculture
loqnilnpst % pago l2l
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
IN umber Of
Questions Cut
For aFmerS
Census Report
Word OF Enc0uragemenf
To HarFassed State
Farmers Is Given By
State Director Benia-
min Ablemam.

You don't have % answer all 788
Questions on that farm eanans
farm Mr. Farmer
This word ol encauraaeman8 IS
harrassed Delaware farmers went
out 1hia week from BENJAMIN Able
man. state direceor 81 tha 1880 oan-
sHas who said THAI the mailnn -
the farm census forms haa han
completed.
The length and comnlaNiEr 81 fha
farm census QuesMonnaira IS ra-
sardea a. the most forbiddinE
single item in the 1880 census es-
GRAFTON. Some Observers ciaimaa
they were fearful Spring nlanmnw
would be delayed while Eaa aareaI-
tufists poured over Form al anf
figured un how many anraa ana
tons Of laaUedaEa Cor naw ~ euf
lasE year and host "a similar E-
ters which Uncle SAM s. inaaraasaf
Now it 1HEns Qua Ehat 1aa raar
OF the Questions
irons s0un to nuta- haaa "a
the fact tbaf fna sane Ea anr
% an Delaware farmers. ana m n-
tended % cover al farm nrcdnra
Of an Delaware farna
The average farmers wM SD
that less than roe auarlaa ouE -
the 384 apply O. has pantrnr
farm and les nTodueta. Ahlamaa
said He said that maaf 81 tnn
answers can Be mada waouf RES
erenee 90 any recuras
What Uncla sam wants q E
IN general. ia haw mneh 81 Gaa Har-
ious pHadac1s was harvested ana
how much vas gold ana hnw n
was used IA home
0f Aha Inquiries raEarainn ahnna
so kinds al Geld CROPS. reTatahias
and Trusts. Che aVerage farmer wfll
answer less thau q doEan. tha s1afa
director emphasizes. slnee rnar-
ally che average farmer w base
produced only lour 81 fea aFal
crops.
For crona harvested Ga ~
nrm operafoT will he asa 90 r-
port the acraaae. weld ana ua
"a the crops sold. or to - SOFA
livestock inventories VIII ha -
lauutueea en uaaa
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Williams Raps
u. S. Spending
At COP Meet
Senior Senator Raps Ad.
mlnlstrOtlOn Tax Poll.
clCs AZ Laurel RCpub.
llCan Rally.

u y, Senator John /, Williams
told The Laurel Republican Clul
last Friday nlght that Socialism
VIII be- The reault Wnleaa Repuhll.
cana Oan elect 4 COngreaa which
VIII end denOlt spending,
The SENATOR came tn Laurel
early lAat Friday eVenMa from
washington % Nddrean h "klekOn
meeting" Of Laurel Republicans
presided over by Fred Marvel
other hneNkpru included Chlel
Dept Atly Oen q, Edward nuny
ana Robert Short, nraaldent az the
Young Republican Federation al
HuHaeN County,
According % Senator WlnNma,
the present tax pOlirlea Of the
Democratic national administration
are nothing more than an effort IA
keen thtdarNte political NH
l0aOnhy enUenched lla anld that
NepublleNna throughout the ma,
ton would have aN opportunity
thle fall % return CNngreaa
which would restore economy IN
administration
Economy h needed, said the aens
atoE "hnoHWHe dnhclt unendmg, n
continued, viii place tho United
atateH IA the same position aa
ENGLAND wae het0pe Il rea0rted "a
H0etallam"
The senator aald I'VE no longs
er belleve that Il Ia pOaalhle 10
apend 0UraelVeb into nrOapeplty.
Each OF ua knOWp that the mdVld
nal businessman cannot unend
hlmaelt into prosperity, he muat
operate 0n q balanced hudget Ia
which hla revenues are sOWnd,"
BenNtor Williams said that ar.
eordihR 20 recent eutlmatea fed
eral budget requires the total tn
come of alm0pt "a nt the as atAtep
Ito said that II the VRrlOua anela
liRtlo, Fair Deal. and tho New
Deal pr0RrRma sought by prealdeNt
Truman were Mt into eject, lNNea
would MCreane hO phr cent,
u know" sNld Senator Williams,
that nO one here WNnta Ia aee
that happen" "
The senior aenntNr then aald that
ltenWhlicntlOnu ahnuld CNmnNlen
teoNtlNuaa ~ paaa M
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
History On State
Grange Is Printed
Progress Since 1873 Reviewed IN
Diamond Jubilee Work

A Diamond Jubilee History of
the Delaware State Grange has
been published. giving the history
OF the Grange in Delaware from
its organization on March 3. ls75
TO the present time. The book was
printed by the Milford Chronicle
publishing Company who were the
lowest responsible bidders on the
work.
Included IN the 1l4-page book Is
a picture and biography Of each ~
the 10 masters Of the Delaware
state Grange from John James
Roosa, first master of the Grange
from 1875 10 1882. 10 the present
master, Paul W. Mitchell
The publication reveals that the
first meeting Of the state Grange
was held IN Milford IN 1875 Twen-
ty-two oranges, representing R1l
members were represented. At the
10Th annual meeting IN Dover last
year, delegates from &c oranges
representing 1898 members. at
tended
fe1ntinued On pare 81
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Guard Units VII
Train For Invaders
All Tactical Groups Win
Leave ArmOries And
Proceed Directly For
Firing Positions This
Summer.

The Delaware National Guarf
viii employ the tactics IL would fol
low In event Of invasion when Il
moves % the Bethany Beach area
Tor field training exercises this
summer.
All tactical units Of the 26lsi
AAA Brigade viii roll In convoy
from armOries az various points IN
the state directly to firing emplace-
ments established on a 20-mile striu
OF beach between Fort Miles AZ
LeWes and an area Just south 81
Bethany Beach.
For the first three davs 0f the
encampment. troops win dig in. Dre-
pare gun emplacements for action.
establish communications networks
set up FadaF screens, fre celebration
and practice rounds. and literally
live in the field with the material
they would use In combat.
The procedure this summer win
be entirely different than those fol-
lowed IN previous years. Formerly.
Delaware Guard units would not
move into field biVouae until the
second week Of the tW0-week en-
eampment.
Colonel John B. Moore. command
ing Ohioer Of the brigade, said the
new plan is designed to "give an
troops training. So that II thew are
ever called upon 10 defend Ameri-
can territory fEom invasion. thew
can De m action as soon as D0ss-
ible."
Location Ol Units
Moving directly % firing points
az or near Fort Miles win be ele-
ments Of the l60lh AAA Gr0uD.
commanded By Colonel Ralph S.
Baker, and comprised Of troops In
Kent and Sussex Counties.
Taking up positions az the south
ern points near Bethany Beach viii
0e the l9Sth AAA Group. headed b.
Colonel j. James Ashton. ms
group IS made up Of units based m
New Castle County.
colonel Moore said that after the
lhree-day hiVouac Ia or near eun
emplacements has been completed.
the troops viii move back into nar-
manent buildings al Fort Miles and
me Army installation az Bethany
Beach.
Firing Problems
lt IS hoped that three davs 81
each week during the enoambment
scheduled % start July 28-oan ha
ased Tor conducting hring prob
toantinuaa on pas al
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Million Noses
Ont Milford
or Peninsula
pORship
f ilena Last Years
aaplan Are Forc-
aa llDn - Past Nil
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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Easter Message In
Music AZ Calvary
Herbert NlChOls win Direct Choir
IN NerVlCe sunday ENCNlng

The ehoir OF Calvary Methodist
church, Milford, Delaware, under
The direction 0t Herbert NlchOla,
viii present the Eaater story IN
words and music AZ the evening
service N tho church az the hour
of T'3O, thla Sunday evening
The program for tho evening will
be- aa fOll0wa,
Call 60 Worship, Congregational
LYNN, "Stng with an The Soma
90 Glory, Reading, "Raater
Morn" by Sylvia Howard, Prayer,
Reading palm Sunday" hy Rd
ward A. 0uept, Anthems, "Jeru.
Ralem," Parker, "uhll 70 The Con.
queror" Edwards, solo, zone
SWeetly Solemn Thought" Am.
hrOno tHOlolat Mira, Warren
llomeal Poem, "unrdena," hv
Harry Praunhold, Anthem, "Whon
Jesus Was A Little Child" Tchal.
tOonunuaa On paga "
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Sussex Grand
jury Returns
True Bills
Several Pleas OF Not
Guilty Are Entered BY
Accused Before Judge
James B. Carey.

The Grand Jury Of Sussex Coun-
" for the April Term of Court. ln
aeaalon Monday returned i6 True
hllln OF Indictment, completing
work for the term, Indictments re-.
turned were as follows; lllln RID
dick, larceny Henry Van Herbert,
breaking and entering, willis Me.
nrlde, assault and battery, Ida
Wharton, forgery; Perry F0squo,
denertl0n ana nOnsaupp0rt. Will
liam H. Suthard Edgar D0whall
ana Oheator Nathaniel lamos, an
dnHerti0h and n0n.aupp0rt, vii.
liam OeOC0 Thomas, a0demy, JOS
eph Green, settling alcoholic liquor
without a license; William Roger
llawklna and JHmea Claude Hun.
man, Joint indictment. manufac-
turing alcoholic liquor without a
llCenaei Gilbert Collie, dosortlon
and nOnsaupp0W, Andrew ], Long.
deHertlOn and non.auppOrt and
Henry Cannon and Carlton Mears.
both deaortl0n and non-supp0rt
Arralgned before Judge James
u Carey Joseph Green. Of RehO-
both, pleaded guilty 10 charge of
eelllng liquor without "A license
and waa sentenced 90 4 term of 3
m0nthe IN iall and costs OF prose.
eWtiOn imposed
The following were arraigned
and entered pleas Of not guilty.
lllm Rlddick, larceny, Court an.
pointed Jack White, attorney 20
defends Henry Van Herbert break
Ing and entering; Willis Mcbride.
assault and battery; William Suth-
ard, deaertl0n and n0n-aupport
William neooO ThOmea. aOdOmy,
Court appointed Jack White. at
t0rney 90 defend, Gilbert Collie
deeertl0n and non.aupn0rt charge,
teontlnued Oh paae %
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Kent School Band
Ends Tour Here
Group CUlmmates Swing Through
State AZ Local Theatre

A n eliminating program fol-
lowing their swing through tho
state the combined members OF the
Kent County school bands gave a
concert last "Wednesday evening az
the New Milford Theatre.
The concert was voted an out
standing musical program, II con-
sisted Of both vocal selections and
band numbers, Each number was
directed by an instructor from the
schools taking part
Tho band and ohOrusos were
composed OF selected students
from each OF the schools.
IN the band were students who
had shown marked ability from
Smyrna, Dover Harrington, Cae-
aar Rodney and Milford schools.
FELTON, school was represented IN
the chorus,
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
State 4H Clubs To
Broadcast Weekly

8 m neeklB fadin uf8.
- hf iAeiawafe a.m cluh
m hesin April a. ~
m oHef Mfafion WnFf
taa hy fae haaeulfuraI a..
- Service ~ fhe University
HHff tH cooperation mlfh
- uEL fha 1h-minufe
na MH fnafnfe snankefa
HHma ~ lntefeai al a.n mem
H fh naHenfe and ffienaa
tE - naas 81
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

hNl WNlNVuo 70 Nue group DN uhyH
lng tribute 10 Miss q, nstollo
Wheelosa, who died on Jan. 30
while president 0f the association.
Mra Margaret Ross, chairman of
the federal relations committee,
reported that the Federal Library
Demonstration 1911 had been de-.
foated IN Congress by three votes
and urged that the association
work more actively for the pass.
age Of this bill
Mrs Field, who attended the
mld.wintor meeting of the AmoH.
can Library Association IN Chloa.
80 as council member OF the Della
ware Library Association, gave
Continued 90 page 80
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
-Four Local Chi ~
hiured m Crash
An Ehroun Erom EEuek ~ s@
swina ln New Castle gaan1E

a A M ~ ~
-Four children we're ininrad Ia 3
motor vehicle aneiaent in tae N
minElon area last Meanasdan nlEnf
All were treated a1 1he DeaWare
Hospital
Two borthens and thar sisters.
an fEom MILFORD naa anaF-
atiDns and anraaiaus wEan ene eraaE
in which thaV wana ria
Cd a parkad lanE truaE "a the aa-
Pont Boulevard threa-tanfha a1
mile north al Hea Lion CraeE
ne1ure -
The chliaren are EarFar Cnn-
way. 15, Carl ~ Joan. a
LorraiHe. 6. % addition sa -
auons ana aaras1ons. Jean su
a possible araewre of Cas- eer-
bone.
state police said thrae "a Ca GAL.
dren we're ridinR in sha rear a aa
truck. oneFatea - Ira Conaa
their alaeF On the 1ronf s
ConawaE weEa his wife m ~
ConaWaT. s.. ana tae nnT
EaEneH NuEs
The tru was eann -
one ol the ehIaran tann rn sa
oaeA of che cab windaw cnnar
iufnea aranna to see whaf na
ea, the lraeE sWerve1 ta 1na n
ana siracE the tank aFueh. na
on the Shoulder eH aha r w
tank lrueE WAS ownaa hu
&enEeE. SMYRNA
ne lmnaet taram fha nn
la lhe truck 1adr to tha hlenmn
The ln1uEe1 we're taNrn fn een as
paianee of faa tuoawlli Wfra r-
Rany, New Castle. and g afa 80
ice ln nafrai ears 11 Ehe neIs
Hospital
NHE -
Damage to Canawars trmrN m
extensive. aut sllEat IS tha ~
truck
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Easter Sunrise
SerUiCe R Sussex
Thirteen Churches In Low.
er Part Of County
Cooperating

An Easter Sunrise Service will
be held NJ bethany Beach, Della.
ware, ~ 900 a. M through the
ooordlnatlng efforts of thirteen
churches IN lower Sussex this aOr.
Vice has been nlanned, A Union
choir composed Of the Oh0lra from
the supporting churches Will lead
the singing and present several
Easter Anthems,
The Rev William q, Haokett
Minister OF Wesley Methodist
Church of Georgetown Will be the
speaker,
,o0ntlnuea On pass "
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
Santa Fe Rangers
Co Over Big Here
inrHe CroWds Are Attending Tues.
Gng Aighi Dnnees A Flre HOuse

large Crouds Are Attending Tues.
dng Aighi Dnnees A Fire H0u.e
The well known Santa Pc Rang
rfs from Maryland are going over
bia "a the Tuesday night dances
sponsored by the Carlisle Fire TO.
Of Milford nnd held every Tuesday
evening ln the VaFney auditorium
oi the community building
Aeo0r9lnr t0 Fire Co, officials
TIE Initial response % the dances,
Hhich hfe pnrt ~ the Fire Co.'S.
plan 90 augment c0mpanyH funds
has been most gratifying. hut 4 still
nfeatef response % needed 10 make
the dances The 100 Hs fund raising
plan hoped for
The RANGERS not only furnish
real harm dance music. bat they
have in their troupe. 4 vocalist and
several comedians. who have been
furnishing entertainment IN be-
fHeen dance numbers of d better
t1pe.
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07
lrma hIcCuIIcu
Chosen Miss Beacon

Aas AFWH aeEaslnn
graduate oE MILFORD HH
and now 5 SeeFefariaf erne r
dent az naaeon Crunna. urm.er.
ten. was chosen KISS BEACON 81
1890 aT vote of Che sluaerfe =
the school she was one - far -
girls nominated 1or the homer
Ihe Gamma cmara rFnntae e
the Phi Theta Fi FFaternftr 81 nea
com sponsored the contest an
fag m Mr
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-07

@+As fAAa AAAAA graduated from
Ithaca College, New York. and re-
eeived his Masters degree from CO.
lumhia University He started his
teaching career In New York
state and before coming q wiz
mington he taught at Great Neck
Long Island. He has been Eastern
District and National Chairman 81
the Opera Division Of the National
Music Educators Conference and
has given many demonstrations in
public schools, and for conventions
He viii direct the chorus In the
following selections: Danna Nobls
Pacem; Comm Thru the Rve.
Some Enchanted Evening. Waters
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