Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1951-08-03

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Mr. and Mrs paul Littleton spenr
last weekend in Atlantic CITY
They were accompanied by Mr.. an6
Mrs Russell Davis, of Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roach anc
two children, jamie and Chum are
mentioning in Riverdale Park.
George Vannie Messick is a pa-
tient in Beebe Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Rust are
receiving congratulations on the
birth OF a daughter born last Sat
urday morning, July 81, in Milford
Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge Wilson
entertained on Sunday, at their
home near town. Their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Trudel and
son, Joseph, Jr., Of Philadelphia:
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Steen, PbiIa-
Qeiphia; Mrs. George Daniels and
three children, Doris, CAROLYN and
George, Jr., Of Fort Myers. Florida
and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kohnen
and son Lewis, Jr., of Hermans-
port n. Y. All except the latter
are children, grandchildren and
great-grand-children of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. Della Lynch and Mrs. viii
bur Rogers were in Atlantic C,itv
over last weekend.
Ralph Peters, executive secre-
tary of the Delaware State Farm
bureau addressed members of theI
georgetown Kiwanis Club, meeting
last week in Grace Church. MIR
refers gave a comprehensive re-
sumo OF Price Controls and Wage
controls and their effect upon the
economy. He introduced P. Lin
wood Taylor, Field Representative
Tor Blue Cross Mr.. Taylor review
ca the history of the founding of
Blue Cross in 1882 and its begin
ning In Delaware in 1885. In dis
cusslng the benefits of Blue Cross
Mf. Taylor stated that an average
OF 70 persons serve a patient the
llrsL q hours in a hospital He
dlso cited reasons for advancement
n costs of the plan caused bv risino
prices or necessary items. Mr.. Tay-
LOT stated that 500 of the people
q Delaware subscribe to BIue
cross. He concluded with an ex-
PLANTATION of how the plan would
pc OF benefit to rural areas and
residents and expressed the hone
tnat in the near future. there j
would be a large Health Center To- /
Gated here. Glen Grain was nro.
sFam chairman for the evening. I
: Dallas Dennis presided and Tt l
GOV William H. Henderson smoke
briefly on plans for Kiwanis ac- !
.iVltIes. Visitors were James Nv
lcn, past president of the Rebo- {
5otn Kiwanis Club and little Miss /
l lackie Collins, granddaughter of
Gavin Smith, member of the club S
Inc regular meeting of the local i.
Club will not be held this l
week Instead the club will ioin Q
z an lnter-Club meeting with Mil 4
ora K1Wanians, to be held at the l
Inn, at Slaughter Beach T.
The New Club committee win =
meet next week with prospective :,
members. \
The Invocation was given bv Ar r
nur kapp. Group singing was led q
y Edward Serman, who also pre- 7,
sIte0 a solo, accompanied by Mrs. te
lelVin Hearn.
me Ge0rgetOwn-M illsborO Ro- F
ary Club last week had an oppor. g,
unity to see at first hand all the a,
iHerent models of telephones from w
replica OF the original Bell phone vi
P to the kind presently in use r
very Ellis, Wire Plant Chief of tbe r.
aamOnd State Telephone Co. in Sc
usSeX county was the speaker. He M
ave complete picture of the de- w
of the telephone and the I'll
aIt II mas come to play in state in
at!Ohal and world affairs. He ex- M
iained the types of services r,
'allaDIe for homes and for com
efclal uses. Mr.. Ellis was intro az
ICED by Charles CoWing. Genera1 MI
anager of the GeorgetOwn Pnei- Oh
sss office Of the telephone com.
my here. o''' X
Joseph Pittinger and Jack DENIM "a
y telephone employees from viii
lnston and Upper Darby, respec-
'ely' we're guests. Vernon p
sllett' supt, of Schools in Hagerg-
W wh, ma, was visiting Rotarian
lNs1s week the program will be
charge Of MollOy c. Vaughn.
"a nFGnn willie p
s s.Is, died IN Beebe Hospital. on
'nusy' AFTER a short illness. He
3 d son OF the late Leonard and
'ne baker Jarman Surviving are
u,tughtef' Mrs. Eli Campbell.
gsDoro; a son, Elmer .Jarman
urel; a sister, Mrs. Prudonoo
ittingham, Dagsboro. His wifo
3. Jane Jarman died in 1886.
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