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Items Of a Purely
Personal Nature

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Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

b0Ders1 Herylees FIR CbaY1es 90
i0Ub1s bbOrt, ~ retired carDeB-
ifr WlO died ~ bis home near CON
HDt0, We9Des1aY afternoon April -
800 were bed GuBday afternoon.
hpj1l ~ ~ fWO 0el0eb from M
Nafb0D Funeral Home Do Beaford.
y5if Hegylees we're conducted by the
KEY Ralph q. JODes D8afog ~ ZEN
i"Daty NeibO1isi Church. Laurel.
l0i@tblebt Was MADE ln ODD pei
lpH8 feWeiegF Milford, NJ Short
Wa native ~ 6Bsssz COUNTY =
s.D u the lafe 1aWes ElWard and
9aft itoeers Short POY the past
tleten years BE- had been living ia
lDbeoY0. Bssldes bis wife Ms. Ada
glDbeb, DE- leaVeB che son, Lem b.
mort ~ Delmag5 four daugbters.
Nfs, lAuta " ijOff jamaica, q, y.
Afs iAilla ~ Jones, Dover, Mrs
Dsiema Coleman. Baltimore. Nrs.
leaiflee S0y1eF. Washington, b. n.
~ grandchildren aBd ~ great
grandchildren, one sister, Mrs.
Vie Reynolds, NJ ilaFilesOB and
one brother, Edgar Short " Milford
also survive.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

5imef y EaiAeaD - htilOl Nahf
Wiil eDend ms bAGk $40 liete bitl
l1s GtH1lX
Urn DiD6Dp and 1gm fajx were
Klh5l5 ~ 1i}e sraagDf ip HttHnff
ivy pae3 tlsf Bsael s4gk sii6
~ Al.6 Bf8 mr. hiAo la4
4tbpn 11nbttHellOD ~ tlleIF fleB
il1ae pH pp51oat H9N4Haso. beiDn
bDBp
6la E.9hsDs9 Tas1lHle ~ 5Hastil
Hlt54s ~ b}ssia <sB h1ek STD -
- ftAa ~ ~ 4s'6 836 t4so
Wlikltf
~ 44.G ~ u = f}a4ea 4fe
fe1 1aD.9tAg ~ IpHH1, WING.
h1t4 t41ly 45t f319lb - ~ 4H6
D'f t4sy.e Et44as
~ sa9 ~ &eaa1D Hsst4ss
t1ftt54o sr,t4 hsflf b4ek zfl1s btaaL
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~ <tl<4s EJsY - 1/s11Js - sa-
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~ ~ INN 5sp4, ~
t/l<' = eet4 peek4es
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

ilattY % p1mey IRE n. DsOyo
~ LeWes Bbefs bs seryed many
y'ofs lp fbo NR1ihO0se Goryloe Ia
1<Des died sunday, hpr1l z3td. b
a i'hila BOsDfaj 81 hae been llys
lhf 90 Phiia sigeo bls retirement
lle Was fle sOU ~ fba lalo J,emuof
bn1 fafah tiekards t0imog Mem.
b'tt ~ tAwes t'0el 30 ~ FOLLOW
t<fi00haires VIII serve ~ Dsii
ieafefs fuBeFal sorvlees were held
"wednesday "a Z D 90 "a fbe Atkins
fuhefM Home, Win lkey. Howard
DHNs offioiatnf go is sHvived IN
hlr wife. Mrs Belle Fl0gonoo Pal
Wer ~ Pe0Bfeld Downs pbiia
fDVf dauHbiefs Nrs Marjorie Rom
~ tima p ! Mrs. Clifford Sham.
hhd 0fs tl0fenoo Adams NJ Caoe
4aK h = and Mrs. Charles Go
boDs ~ i'bii8a fWO soDs, irgin y
~ fspe 04y fOuW House. q. 81
lioWafq % ~ WiidW0Od, one BROTH,
~ llf i'alner, State Game War
QfH ~ Milford fB0 sisters Ngs
AbDif iihehens " Cape Nav
foDff House h, aud Miss SARAH
Palmer " Pbila
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28
Presbyterian Women
10 Meet

fif hfHnfrIf hfsseafiOu ~ ffif
l'ftlitifflhh Chuff1 iat HfmnRed
t fiHflal mffflnF 0u mission
go n1ft ih hina 9n 1uH6Gay ntn.
tlt AZ fFif o.flDek 81 hlf Gay
atit1 filna haf So frequently bset,
az fif hrhf h Hiil bf ~ fffai lu.
itff Az tnHh nla lHf beeH ~.
f.'ialiitaf.1 Huc hob filf bork ~
itf fifiHfiaH fAHfrilNf haf been
fifitg ef a iH1ai nim. fh0wlnf
Ilif Htiff iffiff ffDm Chine. Wii
A.. iHsht fiiefs Hili o. mHslc q
Hif au infff mnflnr boelal.
aHd feffa nueuft
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28
Theatre Party FOR
Miss COrdelia LORD

iiiflf 0iHt fude1la 1ofd aolA
bfaito Aff aeseBfi blffhday safHf
Aas aiiFfteaa hprl ~ ~ A8h3
ialhihf ts1 fflends ~ Uifaifa
itafit After flf movie fllsy fHfh.
fffa a hff honf, and eD50yao
tafif afio entertainments ~ aae
fifah ane fain Mary DiefHfes
sfff iatsl "a ilHf haDDy oaoasloa
iii''af $3.50 eH1ogs0 flle afternoon
hiii f.pfgf'la hfff Maty hUn 90
li1 nahfy Lynh fnaHy Betty
Lifi1alf 0aaine loid. t8af,sfa
lf5tfi. 3HaH 0afsa. lD0nHa Fay4
aiafffI Llnaa f'aet Gfahhrs tleok
ane i5sHfa tIlfalf
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

Jaek Alien. 81. has started r0rk
~ bi6 ueB home o. the Reh0boib
b9UieFaTo next ~ Herman Gharp's
faFm.
BD0uey stuart has torn down bis
90 HAFa9se on the Reb0bOth Bouls-
Earo and 3las about completed the
construction ~ = new and modem
one.
13e American Legion Home %
tiie beb0bOtb cutoff IL nearing con-
pietiOD.
Scr BnFFig 81 re-land6eaDing his
property o. Easl Clarke arenue.
bOfb Arthur DefFicksOn and Jos
epb J)afe o. south Walnut street
afe taFln9 their hOu6eg painted.
John 2. boWAFos. Franklin street.
~ ffmO0eling bis home.
There ere fwO new homes On
1H5ter.s 1htfie. one being occupied
~ Dtis miller and the other BY Riz
t,ftfey.
The 3 and ~ Lumber Company
has aDOpt completed = new buil6-
itl8 a. f9eif Saro on south WASH
ny street
B0Deff wink Is has.ing . new
hone built o. Route 112, opposite
tsie 6f60Fd ~ 92aTk.
= -. Sh0fl and Company are
Dtg.i11g fwO houses on lGeC0lley
street
Seymour 6sellsD6 has ADDED two
si1Gitfgftq rooms - ms apartment
tiSiifie - 30 5j0utb walnut street
6fG j. 1h0fnae 5fmpsOu and
william irwin recently had paNe~
tf1sitlS lsal1 Sef0ss file front ~ their
iDls ~ 1fH5D DnH = new a0me
~ ~ e,os9ss ~ s5Obti 1Bsfda street
zttit 1leaN&Fe &Henne 8egers
ia0ffts ~.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28
Women Group To
Meet At Avenue
Church Tuesday

The bpenue nelh0Gisf Church
~ s. - s. w611 meet ~ -
eaDeluagT TuesdaV evening for the
slaV meeting. - re. Glag Gene
B1eye Pope - Wllm-. 0lueairess ~
deao0Bess work Tor Peninsula Con
1erenDe n1D ~ the guest speaker.
nfs john Hreeland mlli have
ebatGe ~ 1eyOliOng and the mem
Defg ~ 8rs Dallas F1ltehene Circle
vii ~ h0sleases for the mselfng.
H0inlnatiOng End election ~ 0ffie-
e1S VIII b. held. and ~ the el0ss ~
the 5fee1nG Rev Roy =. Tawes m.ill
lnF<D them lD fheir new positions
This ~ = 8e1V important meeting
&no eysfg member ~ the society
sh0ulc - present - hear the spec
her aBf ~ lend tbeir support - tie
EeW 0fGleers.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

MaKfif ~ Nyefs, aHe ~ yAats.
wow ~ file l8fe 1ObU Dyeff, D8sB
~ aWaY ~ Aef home ~ NHfsjlH)j
fifef5. 6ilfDf6, JHesGay, April NJ,
tilf lt survived w y G88KdiNf, Bgs.
5e1ble WeDD ~ Nllf0t1 end seYef8)
0ihf1s END neDbeWE
Fnbftsl hefViaee VII b. bei1 ~
ffl1aH aftefBD0D "a z5D0 UlelDek
ftoi0 fbe J/yfail1 FHDefal I1O8e. 81
iffme0f VIII d. made 1U ODD Eel.
loWs GemeieiH. Blif0fG iSeN zen.
hfih feDief pasfOf ~ fle Hlgsf
ptesDtieila0 fb9feb, Milford, VIZ
gflelafN.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28
Deaths of the Week


pFvf ~
1>lla 5ieW8J1 pi1ee, 8Ho ~ ge834
bl0Db " fhe l8te j5aBgie tglao BbD
90 many teajb bHH abHDolafad VIA
fhD morning HeBs lD 80 NelDr4J
fspaHdy end dauRlaNY " tue laAN
Dt an0 Dts JOIN 4 HtAw8fd ~
DltDto Da8sed 8Bay s0d1e0ly -
bft bDDe ig WtlW5DHt0U, Tue lday
fp1l Z1ib tfHHeiH1 aejylaes B5ll JJe
hnl0 "A f1lf clanqlef fuHota) Home
Doi8Wate 1ysnHe 8H6 JeffoYa98
@s Wilmington. fba afternoon.
tt308y hD5D mn - me fblay
gfio"b 1Dtojmeja ~ Win. aa1
i8ahoyWlDe Nemeiefy Jbe le4es1s
~ nas botB i8 BijfOy0, 8B1 bas =
b1af eitoie ~ friends 8Bn08F hlo
0ldef tesideBis ~ file commonly.
ebo D. Survived by Due btoflley
John q btewsF9, H., n N0fDt1.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28
1THsERALD

1D'l0 =, P1izesBa11, 49e 81 Vezfz.
Da6bA1 9WaT We1BeB1aY, Apf1l ~.
~ - NDVs bOsD)fal, ROebester.
DlDb rDDefAl Befglees vii ~ bed
b1oqAT affefDD0B ~ = ffelOek 1n
IDeDln 0eibO1lsl church. Intern
Ue0f ~ NDeOlB CemeleYy. gle Is
t1fylye1 by D)s wife end flve eb1l-
ofeh bafaafA, bDB, Jaek. Alvin
Hh1 De5let b)s WOlbey Drs. Gaily
GJizHtfal1 md three brOfberz.
llDHheK, kCben I'D Chat1es ~ u
D0eajD md fwO Hl8leys 1lazel and
')la0ts ~ the s4ioe 10wB. Johnny
~ be va kuOWu ~ bis ftJeDls was
ibe OW0er ODeralOr ~ pIizHerald'e
h1tf balyaEe, LlBe0ln
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28
Hospital HOstesses

Afs, James r. GaleVan. chairman.
Friday, April 2g-Mrg. Donald
Jester.
Saturday. April 29-Mrs. John
lOngbOtlam.
SUNDAY, April % - Afternoon
8Ts. golan Armour. evening. Mrs.
Paris Kirby
MONDAY, Nay Mrs. Theodore
Townsend.
Tuesday Aay z-Nrs. John sny-
wednesday Nay 5-Brs. Garrett
4. GTieT.
BaleYa0.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

Wlk1H
10b9 T. @0,a8 ~, ~ 8fJf0r1 1le1
ut 8119tHaTs hDj0 N ID N1lf0r1
@Hf9 JfDs. Bofh ~ ed bis fuofsler
@ts ta)lie Turner. Wefe lskeo ~
~ bosDlfHJ laef fJ11ay a11er 68ey
bDttstH1 bort zllAeks. ~ Al1lff08
~ b)s DlDl8ef ~. M0t3B Is surs1-
sd ~ tWD b1Dlbefs, E1warG anG
pbaDsj)1 0DtSB ~ pbtla. funeral
f4ttlDez Wete bel1 J0esAay a0eY-
tf)o0 - 7 0'elfek Ia fbe Watson
gtAy t9Bef21 bt0ge ~ PfsukGor1.
J3e 3SeY DsB0l1 DT1ham, pastor
- -, GeDfSe's @efbD1lsi CbHbe0.
PtaDkfD1o, sn4 fae Res DaNil Blk
- ~ @ilfot1 j0fefmsDl IA r. &C.
DtGeS CeUeiefE
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28
HOIIymOunt Club

April 20 10 Nay 6 is National
lioiae Demonstration Week. The
liollVm0uDt Club has decided To -
~ ne Lewe5 Methodist Church n
z Doey ~ sunday, April 30, al ZOO
3. NJ daylight time. Rev A q
DOueherty. pastor.
me club also has a radio broad
cast % Monday, Nay lat 1870 :
-, from Station WBOC In eslfa-
Dhfg, 49, part ~ It's parffcipafion
% the National Home Demonefra-
ton Week program.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28


Clement Clifton FsTrOw, axe 81
DIED - BIS home IN Greenwood ~
j.z'forosg morning after Z few DAYS
illness.
B5e Wa fbe IN ~ the late Dan
~ ao1 Gsfsb DeDnfs Farr0w and
vs. born Dear Dover. bat had re-
6lo@o IN the Greenwood emmurffv
3pr ne past 60 years wbeFe be was
eDEage1 in farming until about ten
Tfafg AGO when be retired and
H9Dbe1 ~ Greenwood.
Funeral services we're held At
l9e Greenwood Methodist Church
Tuesday afternoon IN eharge 81 fbe
pastor, the Rev J. 2. Layton. In
lf5ne9t was made 10 the St Johns
DDwD Cemetery. near Greenwood.
I3e y survived By his widow. Mrs
Annie Carlisle FarrOw and one eon
carlisle FarTOw u Greenwood
BT FarrOw was the last ~ .
fa90lly " II children.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

I-.1-l11 Y y ? = = = Ie Al
luz4 LEeCUIFe Committee meeting
u the American Bankers AssoCis-
llo1 = beng held Al French L5ck.
Indiana.
lsDr1en Wills vice president Of
ne Farmers Bank q the STATE Of
Delaware, and q number q two Of
she National COMMITTEES this wear
e attending the meeting He VIII
Be there for the coming week.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

9f'tIu wea1sv CDgeTGa1e. s.. fgr
fozug VesgB = farmer near Bgwerg.
15ec fpD14g April -. ~ the home
- BIZ 1augftsr. 11rs, Laurence Roe.
near GsgDollsy after long H.
Gef0.
De ~ euFs1re1s besides his daugh-
~, " fwo brothers, ~. J. COrer-
1.zle - BDwers, and Erwin Cover
gle - ElleD1a1es two hslf-aisferg
0Ts, Annie Wilson n Bower. and
0Ts- Bessie Johnson n Boofhwvr
pa FIRE ETaB6eh1ldren. and f0ur
Efeat~Efsu6ehf1dreu.
Funeral services took place On
"Wednesday afternoon ~ 2 oieloek
81 ne Berry Funeral Home At Fe1-
t1Ds with the Rev 4. n. EIden6fee
- Magnolia Methodist Chureb. o.
eiaf50G, 1DteTmeDt was made In
Baff2tt3s Chapel Cematerg
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

The Lighthouse Class Of the Tn
511 Net1lo1iat Church q BridgeviIle
- si1s1-aCr5Dg IN Apple Blossom
Ees1gal ~ be held Oh Friday. Apr7I
- - b m IN the BridEeriIle
SChDDl Aulzt1rfuu
3 gueel w5Il Be ct0sau- Plus other
ezTer1al11neDL Refreshments and
COR gTl1e VIII be gwen Admission.
adults 51c5 children- sc
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

LADIES LUECHTwslve men,
Ders q 1tHe Ladies Auxiliary Of the
fIan k1Dr1 Presbyterian Church
were covered dish luncheon guests
u Mrs John TU0ksr Al her home
% LsEeT1eW avenue On Tuesday
present from Milford were Mrs..
Aenneth kepler and her EuesL Mrs.
Grace Won Bremen Of Wilmington
Mrs. Carlton F0oks. MSS Lucv Han
and Mrs John Parks Of Harring-
ton
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

- as--a-sa-A y ~
E-elIn =. HeEalOW has 5ust return
- from attending the United Fresh
frnd and Vegetable Association
Alfsil-ls1llislng Managers Clinic
bed - me Hotel President. kan
aas City no M EsFalow repre-
scented Layton sn9 Layton, Inc. OF
1ss0Tgg1OWn and Dover.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

ESSAY WINNER-Tbe fifteenth
annual essay contest sponsored bv
ne Auxiliary Of Dover Memorial
POST. No 1852. Veterans Of Forefrr
wars, closed with WeIland n
snort - son Of Mr.. and Mrs. paul
snort Dover, as the winner.
Two other essays we're submit
tsa. one by Hebecca Jane Buchanan
ana the other BY Geraldine DDVe
The subject Of the contest vas
Peace With Honor for America =
An award Of $500 was presented
the winner. The winning script win
De entered in the state contest
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

eAFED-Quiek action By Archie
A-llieTs and others who were assist
lng MN ln hOg-kiIling at his home
near Concord, probably saved the
ne q Niller's son. EEgene. axe 2
Z ne Doy, a first grade pupil at the
oealoro Elementary School. had
wandered too close to the large IRE
which had been built around = huEe
keLLle Of water and his dunrarees
caught nre- The men rolled the
oOy over and over in the sand ana
sInothered the flames. young Miller
escaping with severe buns - he
left leg.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

DIVORCES - DEGREES nisi wera
granted Ia ~ divorce actions 80
Judge James b. Carey an Spnrrinr
Court on Friday Of last week. mo
suits were,
gAlice III ShOekley vs.. Harold s.
Shoekley, grounds al cmelig,
louise 2. Holloway VS.. RenRmin
Holloway guounds 81 aulterys and
Elmer Parker vs.. ROsalio PARKER
Elmarie Allen vs. sanford IA Ailen
Aroella Y. Helensk1 VS.. Jessie h
Eelenski, Jeanette Bi66ie IS. nrl-
chael s. Biddle. Frank q. fllichs.s
vs. Susie Kitchens. Lille 7=av aTar-
eQlth vs. Norman @. Meredith. MA.
Ter 9. Draper vs.. Myrtle sam ma
Per Gloria Harrington parn6ee ~
- wand Taylor Paradee. Lena aftp
Paris rs. Norman Wesley parrie
and Walter Earl David ~ Ianrn
slnma David, all on gronnds 81
deser6on.
Petition 81 Anna IA. Rortner for
2 divorce from Clifton ~. noriner
n which deserion was nllerss
was denied. Petition 81 weifsr
earrow vs.. Ruth Long Csrrow WIS
dismissed because 81 inspnoiant
time had elapsed to Gle action.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

DEER KILLED. doe that lean
ed a fence along the Warr5eI-pear-
son Road, six miles west az Claw
Ton. Tuesday night was killed when
struck b. an automobile.
The car vas operated bv VfrEil
j. Davis. -. Of lIfllinEtun- Nd No
attempted TO sWerre from the n7fb
o. the animal but was unable 10
avoid striking IL
The car was slightly damaged. ae-
eOrolng 70 state troopers. The deer
carcass was turned over 10 game
wardens.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

H0EEMAKERg MEET-A state
meeting ~ the Home DemOnstra-
tl0n Clubs wil Be held IN the Caes-
- ho1DeT school Ga Wyoming on
lil1fscay. Hay q. II win be an an
lsy meeting, beginning az 1890 o.
COCK Reverend Roy l. TaWes viii
give the address Of the meeting.
EooD BALE-A food sale and
BAKE win be held on Saturday.
April - 81 SEQ a. m in front Of
Aisseir'G Pharmacy On Milford. This
pno5ect Wil BE- sponsored By the
llil9rl Business and Professional
eSiTils' Club. and proceeds win Be
Tor the benefit Of Camp Barnes.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28

BIEGO PAKTF-Tbe R7na He,
Auxiliary Of ne Y. F. ". VIII hold
q bing0 party Al the post home on
Haven Lake At D n On Tuesday
Nay % The admission Win 49,
and refreshments w5ll Be served
he Esublic is cordially invited 20
attend.
BAhB-Christ Chufch Guild van
sponsor bake and fOod sale Al fbe
Christ Church Parish House On
Saturday, April =. starting al 10
a n
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-04-28
Happenings of Interest
Throughout Delaware

RAll5ElI8 EXHIBITED - The
AnaWnee Hone Demonstration club
as having an exhibit o. its projects
~ ne EaEt months in the window
- PleEoe Hardware store BEGINNING
on Alondsg-
AAAD RAEAE-There win Sc a
card and binE0 party al the Odd
Fellows Hail. Milford. on Nav a
Tor me benefit Of the ReheFrsh
LODGE Admission. sec. Prizes and
kLAlEAGE EaLE-Tbe Late Dis
elple sunday School Class Of Cal
vary Methodist Church Win hold a
111llnsge sale fn the Reed Building
% s = Front street. Milford. on
SATURDAY April -. al SEQ O'Clock
BDEB STATE The committee
in charge ~ the annual BOYS Sgate
~ ne American Legion in Delaware
mel Wednesday Ia Dover 70 arrange
ma plans for the observance.
lhe annual event VIII be held In
legislative Hail a. Dover on Efav
- and -.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-11-17
Friday, November II, 1850
Is Turkeys Will Be
BingO Party Prizes

Twenty-Five dressed turkeys
will be given away as prizes at
the American Legion's annual
Thanksgiving bingo party Tues
day evening at the Legion Hut.
The playing will begin at 7
O'Clock and last till all the prizes
are gone. Everybody is invited.
The turkeys will be given only
in games with one winner. The
prizes in other games will be
hams, fruitcakes, and other
items. The charge per game will
be Is cents a card or two cards
for a quarter.
The affair is being arranged
by the following committee:
Paul Robertson, chairman; D. M.
Horner, J. C. Williams, Jr., and
Arthur Ward.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-11-17

better their lot.
Miss Grills took her B.A. and
MA. degrees at the University
of Michigan and did some work
toward a Ph.D. degree at North
western. Before coming to
Chapel Hill she was professor of
speech at Alma College. While
On the University faculty she
wrote and produced radio broad
casts for the Voice of America
and the US. Navy training pro-
gram. She also served on the
audio-visual commission of the
executive board of the North
Carolina Association of Broad
casters. a. ''"''"'-'~.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-11-17
Rehabilitation Dividends

Handicapped workers have
paid about $75,0OO,0OO in fed
eral income tax in the past five
years, Philip S. Randolph, execu-
tive director Of the North Caro-
lima League for Crippled Chill
dren, said in a report here this
week. 1t costs about $3.50 to re-
habilitate one person. Since the
average rehabilitant is 81 years
old, he has a work-life expect
ancy of "a years. If he is en-
ployed only IS per cent of the
time, he will pay in federal in
come taxes alone approximately
$40 for every dollar spent in re-
habilitating him, Mr.. Randolph
said.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-11-17
Jane Grills Stops Here on Her Way to Japan

Miss Jane Grills, former as
sistant professor in the radio
department of the University's
communication center, spent
several days here recently just
before taking off for Japan,
where she will become director
of women'S and educational pro-
grams on that country's two
radio networks. While here she
visited Miss Rhoda Hunter,
executive secretary of the COM
munication center and assistant
professor of radio.
Miss Grills was with the Uni
versity from 1945 to July of
1949 and had been research
editor for the Consolidation
Publishing Company in Chicago
during the past year. Her new
job, under the Occupation gov
ernment in Japan, calls for a
stay there of at least two years.
In telling friends here what
she would do in Japan, Miss
Grills said, "Only since the Oc-
cupation have the individual
japanese radio stations been
permitted to originate their own
programs. Part of my work will
be to visit the broadcasting sta
tions to help them present pro
grams for women. I'll also work
with the Ministry of Education
in arranging and presenting edu-
cational programs"
Since the status of japanese
women has been improving since
the Occupation, Miss Grills
feels that she will have a real
opportunity to instruct the wom-
en- of Japan and to help them
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-11-17
Dinner This Evening
For Scout Officials

The annual dinner meeting for
officials, Scoutleaders, an d
friends of the Orange district
Boy Scouts will be held at Z
O'Clock this (Friday) evening at
the cafeteria at the elementary
school. About 100 are expected
to attend, according to Roy
Armstrong, district chairman.
The chief speaker will be
Harold D. Meyer of the Univer-
sity's sociology department and
a member of the National Coun-
Gil of the Boy Scouts of Amer
ica. The program will also in
clude the installation of officers
and the showing of a movie Of
the national Scout jamboree held
this year at Valley Forge, Pa.
The following district unit
leaders will be recognized: James
Wallace, Chapel Hill Troop 9;
James Wadsworth, Chapel Hill
Troop 80; Henry Osinski, Carr
boro Troop As; Everett Forrest,
Hillsboro Troop 80; the Rev.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-11-17
Noted Actors to Perform Here

The First Drama Quartet,
composed of Charles Laughton,
Agnes Moorehead, Sir Cedric
Hardwicke, and Charles Boyer,
will perform here March 8 and
10 in Memorial hall under the
auspices of the Carolina Play
makers in don Juan in Hell" "
the famous scene from George
Bernard Shaw'S Man and
ISuperman."
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-11-17
III Traffic Fatalities

Traffic accidents killed I'll
persons in North Carolina be-
tween January and October 26
of this year. This is 95 more
than the GIG killed during the
same period last year.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-11-17

Robert Ensign, New Hope Troop
449; Joe Hilton, Chapel Hill Ex-
plorer Post 20, and Admiral
D. W. Loomis and William
Straugm, Chapel Hill Cub Pack.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-01-26

Department shares in the orchid
handed the city in the annual re-
port of the Cleveland Transit Sys-
TENS Safety Department.
This is what the Windermere
Station section Of the report states:
'The Windermere Safety Com
mittee wishes to go on record COM
plimenting the East Cleveland City
Administration for the courteous,
prompt and efficient manner in
which it's various departments op-
crate. A call for assistance means
the arrival of help within couple
of minutes after the call is made
be it Police, Fire, Ambulance or
any other service required.
"We, the Committee, are especial
Iy grateful to Police Chief H. S.
Weaver and his Department for the
enforcement of East Cleveland S
traffic laws and their prompt CO.
operation on any problem when re-
uuested. One example of Chief
Weaver's corporations: sometime
ago our committee requested the
Chief of Police to have some cross
walk lines painted in front Of
Windermere yard. Thirty minutes
later, the lines were in the street
and being used by pedestrians.
"In regard to his departments
traffic law enforcement, try to find
at any time of the day or night
a parked vehicle in no-parking
zone. AS to speed and other traffic
regulations, they are respected by
all who have occasion to travel In
East Cleveland.
"This respect of East Cleveland
traffic laws by the motorist is a
fine tribute to a courteous and ef-
ficient Police Force-one the East
Cleveland City Administration can
we'll be proud of. The committee
also wishes to compliment the City
Officials responsible for inserting
the coach stops. They are long
enough to get in and out of, and the
curbing is painted yellow making
the stops distinguishable at all
times, and a wonderful Police
Force keeps them clear of parked
vehicles"