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Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14
University Officials
Developing Plans
Continued from first paee)

DR.. William E. Arnold a stoT
member of the regional headouar-
ters in New York City, will meet
with President John A. Perkins
William o. Penrose, Dean of the
School of Education and DR. Mat
thew ]. Pillard, Associate PROBES
sor OF Education at the University
OF Delaware. Professor Arnold is
on leave from the University Of
pennsylvania where he is director
OF the Educational Services Bureau
The University of Delaware. tho
State Department of Public In
struction and the Delaware Associ-
alton of School Administrators arc
jointly developing plans for a study
program dealing with problems If
educational leadership. It is ex-
pected that officials will consider
ways to expedite services bv the
University to Delaware schools and
to expand the program at the Uni
versity in the training of school
administrators.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14
Sussex Farmer Dies
Under Falling Tree

Francis M. Fithian, 90, of near
Brldgeville. was killed Wednesday
OF this week by falling tree which
ne and his stepfather were attempt
ing to fell on a farm near their
home. The victim suffered a brok-
EN- neck.
According to state police at
bridgeVille, Fithian was working
with Paul Smith, with whom ne
lived. and the two had practically
sawed through a large tree. AS it
was about to tOpple both men ran
in opposite directions but Fithian
was knocked down by a large limb
of the tree which fell toward him.
DR.. Rudolph Dechert of Bridge
vile was summoned and prOnOun-
ced Fithian dead.
The men We're saving the tree
on the farm of Alvin Chaflnch.
three miles west of Bridgeville.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

Mrs: S. c. Evans is a patient in
me Wits Eye Hospital in Phila
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith, Of
!b5lackwOod, N. j., were guests OF
MIS-. Carl Allen last week.
Mrs. Emma Shertzer, mother of
Mrs. NJ. A. Glasmire, is in WilIs
Eye Hospital for treatment.
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Miss Joan Hall, a student at In.
termont College, is spending the
mondays with her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Arthur Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pennewill Isoace
ana children returned home Mon
DAY after spending three weeks i'm
81 Augustine and Tampa, Fla.
-
Lieutenant and Mrs. Lewis n
Dickerson and daughters. of Mac
Dill ABB, arrived in Milford Tues
uay and will remain until Dec. 27tb
Miss Ethel Clements. of Wilminp-
ton' will come to Milford this week
ma and will spend two weeks with
ler parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David A
Elements. - a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McCoIlnv ond
Mr' and Mrs. Roland McCollev were
INNER guests of Mr.. and Mrs FL
ner Lynch of Audubon. N 4 on
sunday They enjoyed a beautiful
lrlve over the new Memorial
5rldge and the New Jersey Turn
A. Rhees Bradford, a student of
Preparatory School. will !
rrlve home on Sunday to snand
ne Christmas holidays with his |
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Bradford
nd sister, Miss Melva Jane Brad. /
ora. Jimmy, another son, will ar
I'VE home on Wednesday from the
University of Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14
Fixed BayOnets" At
The Reese Theatre

remember battle-ground" of q
rev seasons ago? Remember the
great story that kept you on the
euge OF your seats? Remember tho
dramatic impact of the big scenes ,
twentieth Century Fox has come
through with a story of the great
est gang of guys who ever gave
you their hearts as they broke the
pack of Heartbreak Hill. "Fixad
bayonets" with Richard Basebart
Gene Evans of "Steel Helmet' fame
ana Michael O'Shea, which pIavs
the Reese Theatre, located at Har-
rington, Sunday, Monday and Tues
day' December Is, II and : IL
ecllpses battle-ground" in move
ment and dramatic impact.
Every sweetheart every woman
and every mothers son should see
Fixed BayOnets," the biggest
story in the world today, told while
it's happening.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14
c. A. P. Celebrates
10th Anniversary

This year the Milford SQUADRON
OF the Civil Air Patrol is celebrat-
ing its first decade of service to
The nation. High School students
are urged to investigate the oppor-
tunlties offered by the c. A. P.
Here are a few of these oppor-
tunities:
Ca) free trips in military air
craft.
Cb) when Joining Air Forces
upon completion of course
you are rated one rank high
er.
Cc) you learn how to use walkie-
talkie.
Cd) you learn how to read aero
nautical and ground maps.
Ce) members get various social
activities free.
One can see there are various
opportunities open to members of
the Civil Air Patrol.
Meetings of the c. A. P. are held
every Wednesday night at the Mil
ford Airport. We hail the G. A Pi
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14
Avenue Circles

The Circles of Avenue Methodist
Church will meet as follows ON
tuesday, December IS. Each group
Will have some part, of the time
as a Christmas party.
No. with Mrs. George Baynum.
Miss Sarah Barcus assisting. at &
o'clock; No. 3 with Miss Cordelia
Carter, Mrs. Harold Wall assisting
at o'clock; No. 5 with Mrs. Rob
ert Jaquette, Mrs. Harvey David
son and Mrs. e. S. Isaacs, ST., as
hostesses, in the church parlor at
8 O'Clock; No. 6 with Mrs. Edwin
Fisher, Mrs. Vernon Kerr assist
ing, at s o'clock; No. 4 will meet
Monday evening at seven-thirtv
with Mrs. J. S. Willis, Mrs. LEROY
Short assisting; No. Z in the
church parlor at 1870 o'clock in
the afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14
Items Of a Purely
Pers on al Nature

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waples were
in New York City last week.
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Miss Ruth Kimmel, a student at
Duke University, will arrive home
thls weekend for her Christmas
holiday. - q :
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Coffin. of Drav-
el Hill, Pa, were weekend gnee1e
Oh Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. TavIor.
ana Miss Minnie Coffin.
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Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Holloway and
Mf: and Mrs. w. H. Amorv. of Mes
SICK, Va, will be weekend gnasts
OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank r. Grier.
%
Mrs. }. Albert Baxter. who has
Leen in the University of Pa. Hos
pltal for the past several weeks for.
treatment, returned home this Dasf
weekend. i''''1
PIC Gilbert H. Emory, USING.
having completed his training at
81 Is 4SIdnu, 5. c., is SDendinp.
ten days with his mother NIrs
Samuel Cubbage and other reia-|
ives. Gilbert was a member of the
honor platoon of his unit.
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Captain and Mrs. Lewis Jones
announce the arrival of iLei,. SOC
0nd son. Vance Kemp Jones at
walter Reed Medical Center ON
tuesday. Dec. 4th. Mrs. Jones will
De remembered as Miss Margaret ,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Earl X. Williams. ~ .
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl X. Williams.
spent the weekend with CANAAN
ana Mrs. Lewis E. Jones at Hvatts-
.llle' Md. Mrs. Williams remained
or a few days to become better
acquainted with the new grandson
vance Kemp Jones, who arrived on
zee. 4th' via Walter Reed Medical
Jenter -"0ui0"'
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14
Wedding

MILLS WEST
On Sunday, November IS, 1851. a
tWo-thirty o'clock in Avenue Meth.
odist Church, Miss LOrrafnt
Blanche Mills, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd E. Mills and Mr.. Charles
Herman West, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Herman L. West, were united in
marriage. Reverend Ralph G.
Jones, pastor of Calvary Methodist
Church, performed the double RING
ceremony. The church was beau
tlful with tall vases of large white
/ chrysanthemums, lighted tapers
IN tall candelabra and palms. Mrs.
Edward T. Hurley played the we'd
ding music and accompanied Mr..
Walter Muncy who sang 20 Prom
Use Me" Il Love You Truly" BE
cause" and "The Lords Prayer"
The bride, who was given in mar
rage by her father, wore a gown
OF heavy white satin, featuring a
fitted bodice and marquisette yoke
appliqued with venetian lace. long
fitted pointed sleeves. The full SAT-
in skirt featured the long tradi-
tlonal train. Her fingertip veil of
imported illusion was attached to
a cap of the venetian lace and seed
pearls. She carried a bouquet of
white carnations with white orchid
center with showers of snapdragon
fiOret.
Mrs. Edgar Mills, sister-in-law
Of the bride, was her matrOn of
honor and wore a gown of orchid
nyIon net over taffeta, featuring a
htted bodice and stole of matching
satln. Bands of yellow net formed
the headdress. and she carried
bouquet of yellow carnations and
net: Misses Ruthann and Janet
Mills, sisters of the bride, were her
bridesmaids and wore light green
gowns made like that of the honor
attendant. Their headdresses were
OF pink net and bouquets were pink
carnations. Little Miss Myre Mills. |
cousin of the bride, was flower girl /
and was dressed in a white satin i
gown made with a fitted bodice and |
tulI skirt with a ruffle to form a
yoke similar to the brides gown.
She wore matching satin head
dress and carried a basket of mix
ed autumn flowers.
Mr.. Lewis w. West was the hest
man for his brother and the ush-
ers were Mr.. Edgar Mills and Mr.
Donald Mills, brothers of the bride
and Mr.. Jack WOrthington.
The mother of the bride chose
plum crepe with which she wore
'rost white accessories and a cor
sage of talisman roses. The mo-
her OF the groom chose aqua creme
With which she wore brown access
'ories and a cOrsage of bronze
'hrysanthemums.
A reception followed the cere-
1ony in the social hall of the
hurch.
The bride is employed in the Mil
ORD office of Desmond A. LYONS J
;. P. A. and the groom is EMPLOYED i
y the Warren Furniture Companv 1
he young couple toured the Skv- d
me Drive and Virginia and are 7
ow at home at 1O1 Charles street 7
e
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Grier
have issued invitations for the
marriage of their daughter.
Roma Patricia. to Mr.. Gordon
Duane Holloway, son of Mr..
and Mrs. R. S. Holloway, of
Messick. Virginia. The cere-
mony, to be performed in
the Avenue Methodist Church
at three o'clock ON Saturday.
December 20, will have the
pastor, the Reverend Roy L.
Tawes as the officiating min
lister. Miss Betty Grier, sister
Of the bride-to-be, will be the
maid of honor and the brides
maids will include Miss Joan
Snowberger, Miss Ruth kim
mel, Miss Eleanor Humes, Miss
Ethel Clements of Milford. Miss
Jane Fell and Miss Christine
Smith of Wilmington, Miss
JEANNE Ward and Miss Rose
Mary Ward. both cousins of
the groom-elect and from Mes
sick, Va. Rachel Grier, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett
Grier, and Anna Marie Ward.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. S.
Ward, Of Messick, will be flow
er girls. Mr.. Eenry Stewart
Clark will be best man for his
cousin, and the ushers will
be Mr.. William Grier, Mr..
John Benny Graham, Mr..
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14
Free Riddle Matinee
At Milford Theatre
Continued from first mage,

s--'NSH AAOul AlESL pageb
All Kids of all ages are invited and
there's no excuse for anyone to
nave to stay away The doors will
be open at 8 a. m. and the show will
start promptly at 10 O'clock
Mr.. Dave Pack of the DeImarva
Poultry, through whom the arrange
ments each year are made and an
proved for this annual Christmas
Riddles Show to everyone in and
around Milford and to those Iivine
outside the Milford area, expresses
the hope that this years show will
be enjoyed as well as those that
nave been given in the past wears
and that the attendance this veer
VIII be even greater than that of
last year when 1905 kiddies and
their families witnessed the show
Remember the time and the date.
Monday, December oath at 10 q m
me Dnlmarva Poultry COmDanv,S
Free Riddles Christmas show 81
the New Milford Theatre
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14
Girl Scout News

The Brownie Scout Troop No. 3
held their meeting Thursday after
school. The scout leader led the
brownie song. followed by dramat-
ration of Nursery Rhymes. The
little girls played a Christmas Gift
game, describing what they wanted
for Christmas while the others
guessed from the description. Plans
were made for this weeks program
which is to be a surprise for the
mothers. The meeting was closed
ana exit made through the Wish
ing Circle
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14
Avenue Choir Will Again
Present messiah"

The Avenue Methodist Young
Peoples Choir will present the
Christmas portions of Handlers
Messiah" for the fourth time in
Avenue Methodist Church. Sunday.
December 18th, at p. m. This will
be a candlelight service. The pub
lie is cordially invited.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

The coming out party of
Miss Virginia Pack, Miss Nor
ma Prettyman and Miss Do
lOres Lapetina Monday even
ing was eventful and pleasant
for the guests who came. The
affair was held in the Ameri-
can Legion Home. with a buff
fet supper followed by a for
mas dance. The beautiful
gowns of the girls, the pink
and white decorated hall, the
large &c" over the table, de-
noting the ages Of the girls,
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14
PGcahOntas News

The Ionic Council, No. 10, will
hold it's annual Christmas party
on December II. All members are
urged to attend this gala event,
bringing a SOC gift with name IN
side.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

Mrs. Edgar M. Vinyard Of
Houston announces the mar
riage of her daughter, Letha
Ann Vinyard to Staff Sergeant
Golden Pase, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Pase of Milford.
The wedding took place on
November 81, at Bel Air, Mary
land, by Rev. G. G. Whitehurst.
Mrs. Pase is a graduate of the
Milford High School. Staff
Sergeant Pase is a graduate of
Georgetown High School and
the Progressive School of
Photography, New Haven,
Conn, and is now stationed at
Camp Lejeune, North Caro-
lima where the couple is now
residing.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

Those who can should ar
range to make a Christmas
gift of a pint of blood to some
needy soldier in Korea. Blood
Donor Day will be on Thurs
day, December 20. Please read
the particulars about the SER
vice and do all you can to-
help complete the quota for
this vicinity.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

all made a lovely background
for the party. Receiving with
the debutants were their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Pack
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Pretty
man, Mrs. Lawrence Lapetina,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Prettyman.
grandparents of Norma. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Cunning
ham, gOdparents of Virginia.
The boys and girls enjoyed the
evening of dancing to the mu-
sic played by Daughters Or
chestra.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

Sharing their Christmas with
little Fresh Air children will
b. Mr.. and Mrs. Chuck Wright.
Harry J. Pierce and Mr.. and
Mrs. John LeCOmpte of Lin
coin. The children come ON
the 14th and will return to
their homes in New York City
area on the 28th. The little
girl who usually spends this
time with Mr.. and Mrs. Wright
was unable to come and thew
will be having twins, a boy
and a girl, four years of age.
All know what a responsible
ity these little people will be
for them, but they are whole
hearted people and will do
their best to give the twins a
happy time.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14
Brownie Troop No. 8

Brownie Troop No. Q met last
thursday, December 6, with thir-
teen members present. After sing
ing several songs and making
plans for the rest of December. the
troop spent the remainder of the
meetlng making spatter print
Christmas cards.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

Curtis Galloway, being six on
Saturday, was given a birthday
party by his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Galloway. Re
freshments were served the
guests, who admired the cake
made into the form of a train.
before they went to the Sat
urday matinee. Besides. the lit
tie sister, Sally Galloway. the
guests were Jimmie Cressen.
Donnie Gibson, Skipper Jones.
Garry Grier, Alvin French, Lee
Glasco, Donnie Glasco and Ray
Lynch.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

: Miss Florence Pearce was
, the honor guest Tuesday even
! ing when a dinner and sur
prise kitchen shower was Civ
: en- her by Mrs. Anne Mckee. in
J Philadelphia. The guests were
: members of the personnel of
the department of The John
Wanamaker Store, where Miss
Pearce has been an assistant
buyer. The wedding of Miss
Pearce to Mr.. Walter E. Shack
elfOrd of Durham, N. c., will
take place December 20 at two
o'clock at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph J. Pearce. Miss Pearce
will have as her matron of
honor. her sister, Mrs. John
Davenport Allen of GrotOn
Mass, and her bridesmaid will
be Miss Doris Sockrider of
Wilmington. Mr.. Shackelford
will have as his best man, Mr..
Daniel Emmett Shackelford.
of Raleigh, N. C. The Rever-
end Kenneth M. Kepler will
ofticiate at the ceremony and
the wedding music will be
played by Mrs. George Gilten-
both. A reception will follow
the ceremony.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

Mrs. Broddus Jones and her
three sisters Mrs. Joe Will
hams of Seaford. Miss Ruth
Clements and Miss Ethel Glenn
ents arranged a surprise mis-
cellaneous shower for Miss Pat
Grier Saturday evening. Miss
Grier was much surprised to
find her friends upon her ar
rival, and with the plans for
the arrival of the honored
guest going slightly awry. the
hostesses were also surprised
The evening was an ENJOYABLE
one amid the red and green
decorations which gave the
desired Christmas air to the
party.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

N historic BaFratt's
Chapel on Sunday at
: four o'clock, with
the Reverend Ralph
80 Jones Officiating.
Miss Elizabeth Reed, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Reed Of
st, Alban, England, and Ser
geant Jackson Lacy, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Lacy. of
South Washington street. were
married. Mrs. Paul Babcock of
Clyde, Ohio, sister of the
groom, was the matron of hon
or. Mr.. Wayne Horsman of
Mardella, Maryland, cousin Of
the groom was best man. The
2ushers were Mr.. Hollis Robin
son of Mardella and Mr.. Roland
Wilson of Milford. Mrs. CLYDE
Smith of Salisbury was the
.Organist and Mrs. Josepb Tn
lit of Mardella was the SOLO
list. Mr.. Lacy, father of the
groom, sang 1.-The Lords Prav-
er" during the ceremony. The
bride, given in marriage nv
Mr.. ]. Fulton Downing, wore
: a slate gray suit with match
ing accessories. She carried a
prayer book and a corsage of
! yellow roses. The matron Of
{ honor wore a light gray suit.
! Her flowers were yellow chrvs-
anthemums. Mrs. Lacy. mo-
. Their of the groom, wore ar af-
ternoon dress of gray tissue
faille. Her cOrsage was of pink
glamelias. A reception fol-
lowed in Pocahontas Hall
Sergeant Lacy has been sta
uoned IN England for the past
three years with the Air Force
and met his bride during that
time. She arrived in this coun-
try December 2. During the re-
cent visit of Mr.. Clarence
Downing and Mr.. J. Fulton
Downing in England at the
Reed home, the father of the
bride asked that the latter fill
his place at this wedding and
give the bride away, which he
did. The young couple left
Yesterday for Greenville, S. c.,
where Sergeant Lacy will be
stationed.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

Henry Huggeth. Mr.. George
Hicks. Mr.. William Forrest.
all of Messick and Mr.. Jack
Messick.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

Mrs. Robert Rudolph sus-
tanned a fractured right wrist
la st week when she
slipped on a rug at her home
on the RehobOth Boulevard.
She will have the injured men,
Der in a cast for the next four
weeks, an unwanted Christmas
decoration.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

CHRISTMAS PARTY Tho
MlIiwood Church Aid and Sunshine
Society will hold their month";
meeung and Christmas Party at
Mlllwood Hall on Thursday even
ing, December 20. The meeting will
Degln promptly at 1880 O'clock
Each person is requested to bring
zoe gift. Refreshments for ali
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

XMAS PARTY-Tbe ANNA,
Christmas Party of Milford Neck
W. S. c, S. will be held FRIDAY
night December 14th, at eight o.
CLOCK. The program is in charge
OF MRS. Paynter Reynolds and Mrs
John M. LOngbotham. There will
ne a nifty cent gift exchange and
please mark package for man, wo-
man or child. W.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

Mrs. Harvey Phillips. think
ing she was just a regular
guest at the coffee given Fri
day morning by Mrs. Edward
Steiner, Mrs. Carson Ward and
Mrs. Edgar Isaacs, Jr., at the
iatter's home, found very soon
upon arrival that she was the
honored guest at the stork
shower that had been arrang-
by the three friends. Abont
'y-1ve guests were pres-
ent to enjoy the good things
provided for the coffee. The
gifts were arranged in a love-
ly bassinet and the plastic tree.
hung withs miniature infants.
with the big stork looking ON
gave the secret away and a
good time for ali followed.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

COOKIE AND CANDY SALE
Have you made arrangements for
buying your Christmas cookies? If
not, ne sure to attend the sale that
viii be held on December IL. at
S:5O a. IN. in Argos LinOlenm
Store, Milford. It is being sn0n-
sored by the Milford Chanter Of
the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Miss
Orpha Webb is chairman.
SUNSHINE SOCIETY Tbo
december meeting of the Millwood
sunshine Society will be held on
Wednesday, December Is at lao
p. m. in MillwOOdQHall. This will
be their Christmas party with each
member bringing a gift with their
name inside of the package. will
those who have not contributed
LOT Delaware Colony, please do so
at this meeting
SPECIAL SERVICE for Allen
town Bible College. Rev. Franklin
Lint, the District Superintendent of
pennsylvania, New Jersey P. HI
churches, will be here Sunday eve
ning' 7;SO p. m, at Pilgrim Holt
ness Church of Milford. He will /
nave a fine lineup of the Allen /
own Bible College, besides sDeciaI
numbers in song by A. B. c. Quar-
ct OF the Bible School. Rev. Lint
Will have message of interest IN
III. Everyone invited
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

The years roll around and
it is always good to be re-
membered on ones birthday by
friends, but to have another
card from far off Japan each
year is doubly appreciated.
This writer received the birth
day wishes this week from
Major and Mrs. George T.
Macklin, who have remember
ed her natal day each of the
four years they have been in
that far away place. It is
greatly appreciated.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

UNION METHODIST CHURCH-
The Womens Society of Christian
service will meet at the home Of
MI ana Mrs. Arthur Bradley on
friday evening, December 14th
Ihere will be ice cream for sale
me Christmas program will bc
n nlu IN Union Church on Sunday
december 23rd, at 2 p. m.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14


The news of the sudden
death of Jack Tease, young
est son of Mrs. Grover Denney
on Monday brought sadness TO
the many friends he has in
town. It seems fitting that
services will be held in his
church Avenue Methodist. to-
day at two o'clock and that
the choir, of which he was a
member for so long, will at
tend in a body. Jack was only
twenty-five years of age, but in
that time he had lived a good
life, loving sports and music.
and taking part in community
life, whatever it offered. Jack
was a corporal in the Air
Force and located at Moody
Base at Valdosta, Georgia,
three miles from which the ia
tai automobile accident oc-
Cured.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

SEUDENT FEES - The trns.
tees Of the University Of DelawsFo
nave directed by resolution tho
consolidation of student conrse
ices at the university. This action
was taken at the board meeting IN
December 8. "a
BY this consolidation the sormar
S0S laboratory, shop and other fees
OF many kinds and amounts Are IL
pc brought together in one identis
cal sum for all students ATTENDING
the university. This has been done
70 nix charges for the convenience
OF students and their parents The
consolidated fee will not be effective
until September 1852.
This action means that tba cost
OF going to school will be the Same
Lor al students in all departments
Il eliminates the possibility ~
student being influenced in his
choice of courses, by one course
being more or less costly than an
lther. All former laboratory sbnn
STUDENT activities fees and the no
viii, next September, be included
n one general university maintR-
lance fee. This, Of course does
lot afect charges for board. lode-
ng and books.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14
Local happening

CHRISTMAS PROGRAM - The
NJ: T. F. of Milford Neck Church
VIII present their Christmas nro-
gram on December 21, at 500 n
m. You are cordially invited TO at
tend. ~ at
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

MEETlNG-The Sunshine Glass
OF Calvary Church will meet Friday
december 14th, at the Pocahontas
Lodge Hall. This will be a Christ
mas Party. All come and bring q
gift and receive one from Santa