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Smyrna times., 1951-08-02

Mr.. c.. Reynolds Stevenson tool
a party of eight young ladies tc
Brick Store Landing on Monday tc
spend the day at grabbing in true
picnic style. They took with them
plenty of provisions, but strange to
say, they forgot their lines and
sinkers. Those in the party were
Miss Daisy Sutton, Miss Irma
Lewis, Miss Emma Stevenson, Miss
Lillian Speakman, Miss Edith
Start, Miss Grace Sunfeld, Miss
Gertrude Bell and Miss Mary
Hazel.
Miss Edith Mannon, daughter of
Mr.. Theodore Mannon, near town,
a graduate of Smyrna High School,
has been elected the teacher of
Deakyneville Public School
Mrs. c. A. Winford and Offley
Winford have returned from a visit
to Ocean Grove, N. J.
Miss Nettie Bitter is visiting in
Baltimore, Md.
Miss Eba c. Wilds and her guest,
Miss Martina Walcott of Oil City,
Pa, are spending a few days as
guests of Mrs, Marty L. Walcott Of
Dover. ., s
Prof. j. P. Burdette, who went to
Georgetown to spend his vacation,
is now at Fountain Mills, Freder-
ick County, Md.
Mrs. Ella Griffith and son, Mayn-
ard, are sojourning at ocean City,
N. J.
Miss Carrie Benjamin of Balti-
more is pisiting the family of Mr..
e. Harry Beck.
Mrs. Alex. FAIRIES is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Joseph B. Benson, at
Bombay Hook light house.
Miss Annie Richmond of Cam
den, N. j., is visiting Miss Grace
Lloyd
Miss Mollie Emerson of Philadel-
phia is spending a few days with
Mrs. ]. w. Jones'.
Smyrna times., 1951-08-02

moke City, Md, is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Edwin Wilson, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. M. Lewis and Misses
Alverna Jones, Elizabeth Jones,
Sarah Jones, Helen Lewis, Melvina
Lewis and Anna Lewis motored to
Ocean City, Nd, on Sunday and
spent the day.
Miss Nellie Collins of Swarth-
more, Pa, is the guest of Mrs.
James P. Hoffecker and Miss Anna
Hough.
Smyrna times., 1951-08-02
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
so YEARS AGO THIS WEEK

Taken from our old files of
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature of the
Times, will call to mind people
and events of the older genera
tion.
Smyrna times., 1951-08-02

Are the safety guards on your
farm machines, asks the Delaware
Agricultural Extension Service.
Protect yourself by using them.
Smyrna times., 1951-08-02

Fright this way the Big Top No crowdg please Plenty of
room for everybody! Hurry hurry. hurry!
Whether your town this summer do
circus party the small fry and these delightful little
clowns Imagine the que of delight that will meet their
And they make Just amounts of
white shredded small dishes Then nvert
homemade)
into each dh The makes delicate ruff which frames the
little need to the youngsters
than that they should nch the around in the coconut
for wonderful topping The clown features by the
made with bits of marshmalow.
Chocolate Ice Cream
to 1a
unsweetened chocolate
A milk
2 teaspoons unfavored gelatine
u cold water
%
Dash of salt
light
l teaspoon vanilla
Add chocolate cup milk and heat in double boiler When choo
late melted beat with beater until blended Combine
geane and cold waer we'll Add hot chocolate mixture and STIR
dissolved Dissolve and salt hot mixture Add
vanilla Turn freezing automatic refrigerator
cdest freezing temperature When partially fro
and beat with beaer until fluffy
and smooth Return tray and freeze 80 minutes onger stir Then
freeze until firm Freezing time: to hours. Makes quart
Evening star., 1951-03-19
FLORIDA BOUND

OWNER MUST SELL
ne. home, rooms and
bath, buiit-in garage. For a quick
sale.
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SII,VFR SPRING-$18 ON
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

VILLAGE - Arm.
bungalow and bath. expandable at
tic. Venetian blinds. storm doors.
screens; gas range, elec. h.-w. heat
er, fenced lot. S0x1 so. Price, $500.
$4,000 after 9 pm. Mr.. Hamilton.
WEST LANHAM HILLS - 2.bedrm
bungalow; finished attic, stove. rfgr.,
oil heat. fenced yard: SIS. 500. should
go CT with 5000 down. JOHN H
JOHNSON, WA, $3.50. 10
PERFECT FOR CHILDREN, near univ.
OF Md.-Attr. 2-bedrm. Cape Cod
hunga., .expandable attic. full bsmt..
shop and bus. ST 500 down to 81,
Open l to G daily. Tower 4a5l.
BRICK BUNGALOW, Hillside. Md
Four bedrmS;. living rm. with firepl.
dining r1l., kit . basement with rec
rm. and apt. now. rented for sos
per mo-: So. 600 cash down SOUTH
EAST REALTY CO., 5402 Marlboro
Pike Sc. 10 9-966G 30
3-BEDRM. BRICK in Cheverly: Sl5.-
600; .S3, 600 cash; large equipped
KIT, full din. rm.. side porch. full
WA. 612S, cox & CO, UN. 1916,
BUNGALOW, near Coral Hills shop
ping center; very nice frame bunga-
low in excellent condition: living
rm., dining rn.. kit, = bedrms. and
bath; fun basement, oil h.-wh; lot
lo0xl00; price. Sl1,G5O. SOUTH
EAST REATY CO. 5402 Marlboro
Pike Sc, 10. g-9666. go
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BUSY DOWNTOWN Washington core
ner, . 1000 square feet ground floor.
so feet display windows; good lease
to established tenant. If interested
write for further details. Box %49-
sfoRE. .ex4O. VACANT, Silver sprinx
area-Good, any neishborhood busi-
ness; 500 per mo: ST.. $3.50. 30
1917 9th ST. N.W.-lSt A. larEs
front, store or ONCE; :! rms, bath
in rear; end f., I rms. and bath.
dition throughout. P. J. WALSHE,
INC, 111J Eye st. NV, MA. 646S.
End FL.-Pan-
eled in knotty pine; 91x40 plus 3
oticeS; ideal for wholesale house;
downtown. Call MA. S696, -l9
SPRING. lst comm; work
shop with living quarters and sass
SEAR TaSs iitS srlS 2f aNb 5s1i ikvS 81 81 sSiY
Ideal for small shop. studio or .of!lce,
plus living quarters; util. included;
S75 per mo. RE. o7S1. TR. 72G5.
80
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VALET
DEAL LOCATION

1916 Central ave. ne. Just over the
District line. Newly remodeled store
in center of Capitol Heights shopping
district: reasonable rental to respon-
s!ble tenant. Cali MR.. BOVELDO,
GE. 7SA2 or RE. 0736. -
RESTAURANT EQUIPPED
Upper NV. owner must sacriflce for
AUERBAcH Si;Ff Usf. & CO.. pI. 65o1. GE. 6552
Evening star., 1951-03-19
HOUSES FOR SALIVA,

JEFFERSON MANOR mi. from
Alex, brick, semidet.. lge. yard, s
rms. and bath, full bsmt,, gas heat,
> yrs. old, new cond, ST, 800 down,
oraa SUNDAY, "a. FM, SS15. is
FOR SALE BY OWNER bedrms.
liY. rm.: din. nm; kit; full bsmt
Tudor style. $4,000, furn. ia
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GOOD INCOME

Downtown 10th st. NV.
Good location. on 10Th St.. nr.
Scott Circle. used as home and in
come: ideal for office. 4 apis. with
private baths, priced 6la times Its
income; space for car in rear. Call
M. CULLEN. ewes, RA. S@1S.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co,
lAL1 z ST. NV. Realtors. NE. 5000.
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RFTHESDA S13 750
CHEW CHASE e16 5no


Owner offers 2-story frame home, in
ideal community, near shops,
schools, transp.; quaint interior in
cludes liv. rm. with fireplace, din
rm. and kitchen on 1st A.; bed
rms. 4 closets. tiled bath on End A..
5000 down; SIS to $50 per month.
Call WI. 1857 20
Evening star., 1951-03-19
WATERFORD

GIL. 200. Rea,tor. OK. 1c43.
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TOWN HOUSE
BROS.

OPFN Ill y
1900 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.
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nENSINGTON

CAPE COD-Sl4,5O0
Lovely 3-beorm. home. lst f.. liv.
rm., din rm.. kit, bedrm. and bath;
3 bedrms.. bath, End f.; large clos
cts. full bsmt.; excellent lot. SH.
lU11 until pm.
YOUNG & BOWERS CO.
FOUR -YEAR-oLD BRICK HOME and
investment in important section
OF Wheaton. First floor. 2I2 bed
rms, kit. bath. liv. rm. with fire.
place, dining rm. Upstairs, lge. rm;,
unfinished. One apt. in rear. All
on 10,S34 So. IT. First commercial.
S25,9O0. Make offer.
PLYERS MILL ROAD. close to school
3 bedrms.. 2-story, lge. liv. rm.,
11x22; fireplace. din. rm.. kit. base
ment; oil heat. Lot 60xl37. S16.-
600. Mornings and eyes,. JU. 1895.
AGENT. ic 10
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Close-In Silver Spring

A ?@0-ft. lot with creek in the heart
ping, l block to schools. = blocks 10
churches. This is ideal home for q
small family that would like lot OF
living space. There's large Cen all
pine paneled with lots Of ,built-in
extra-large kitchen with breakfast
bar; family-siza dining room, living
room with fireplace. . bedrooms and
bath on lst floor; expandable attic;
full basement with garage; large sun
porch, terraced back porch. WHAT
20 20, Yo9u THINK OF ALL THIS
SILVER SPRING
Prewar colonial containing liv, rm.
with firepl., lec. din. rm., equipped
Kit. side porch, 3 bedrms. and
tile bath; full hsmt.. hot-water
schools. shopping and transp. Price,
i PARK, S11,65o
New 2-bedroom asbestos shingle
BUNGALOW; stairway to large insu-
lated attic with space for = addi-
with only S2,70O cash and $50 per
month. Immediate occupancy.
SILVER SPRING, $19,950
3 3-bedroom brick Colonial near St
BernadetteS and public schools;
level Handicapped lot with barbecue
pit adjoining park area with fenced
back yard; living room, dining room
modern kitchen with dininr space;
full basement. storage attic.
RAMBLER, $27,950
New brick. 3-bedrm., "-bath rambler
contains eft. liv. rm. with Are
place and picture windows: sep
srate din. rm. with French door, to
huge rear porch ;@ige kit. with lots
Of cabinets and dining space; gar: :
full bsmt.; close to public and pa
rochial schools
SILVER SPRING-$18,950
Attractive prewar 3-bedroom brick
Colonial. Living room with IRE
place, dining room, side porch, full
basement: oil hot-water heat slate
roof; garage; convenient to schools,
transportation and shopping; com
pletely redecorated; possession in AZ
hours
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
SH. 5555. Realtors. Til . PM.
Evening star., 1951-03-19
ALEXANDRIA
S12,450

Radio Bldg, Arl. IA. 4-1155
Evening star., 1951-03-19
HoUSEs-SALE-VA. Cont
NORTH ARLINGTON

Most terrific home Tor the money
we've seen this year; 4 bedrmS.,
= baths, upstairs; paneled den, liV-
geouS kitchen, screened porch, down
stairs; finished rec. room, de-
tached garage, outdoor fireplace
S3S,500 and worth more.
MANNAS REALTY co.
Evening star., 1951-03-19

This lovely tourist home; 10 rms.
2l2 baths, 5 extra showers. Oil h.
VIII; compl. furn.; good income;
terms. Mrs. Harler. co. $3.50 ewes.
WILLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO..
AT T013 90
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PHILLIPS @ IUMPAN 7
EXCLUSIVE AGENT. -2I
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HousES-sALE-s.E. tcont. =,
RANDLE HIGHLANDS

S-room detached brick; bedrooms,
3 baths, = freplaces. recreation
room, built-in garage; nice corner
lot.
Evening star., 1951-03-19
Exclusive Realtors. FA. n6e
A DREAMY RAMBLER

DIII114V1 Z 1tI11V1DII1I
This 3-bcdrn,, brk. rambler, located
in an excellent settine. close to
schools, To sn4pr.ns sTS bus IN W W.
o., with fi.epI,, fun din. rm, anG
lse. equipped kit, lift. GE refer.,
garbage DISPOSAL, Bendix washer,
Admiral elec. stove, double oven
lse. level lot on dead-end street.
The home you will love. Owner
transferred. immed. poSS See L
today; S22,15O. substantial cash re
0NiraS
Evening star., 1951-03-19

Where can you buy a 2-story frame
home of 3 bedrooms and bath, To-
Gated on l acre Of ground. for
$4,000? A.-c. heat. Storage attic.
Let us show you.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors. FA. $500.
Evening star., 1951-03-19
RIVFRDATF

COOS Riverdsle road; large 3-bedrm.
bungalow. lV. rm. with fireplace,
din. rm., kit, screened porches. full
basement and ATTIC, oil h.-w,h., =
car garage, plus lge. building lots;
convenient to everything.
OPEN SUNDAY 80
Call Mrs. James, AP. 2l93. KIRKS
REALTY CO., 1918 l4th st. NV.
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BUNGALOW

Assume GI financing; liv. rm., full
size din. rm., . lee. bedrms, kit,
bath and lre util. rm. on 1st n.
plus expandable attic; storm doors
and windows, Gail until s pm.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Capitol, Realtors, Ma. 5000
Evening star., 1951-03-19

lative location, overlooking the
bay and Belle Haven: it is in
positively beautiful condition. LiV.
rm. and din. rm. in French gray
equipped kitchen. . bedrms. and
tile bath. full bsmt. with recr. rm.
screened porch. For complete in
formation please call.
THE BRANT COMPANY
Rhodes at Wilson, ia. 4-l6o0
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HoUSES-SALE-MD. (Cont. ,
Sl4, $50
TT OgE-IN PAMpI FR

NIOSt-IIV HMM MbIEN
2-bedrm., all-hrick home,
Lge fully equip. kit; Handicapped
lot; excellent financing. SH. I0ll
until . pm.
Evening star., 1951-03-19
NORTH ARLINGTON
NORTH ARLINGTON

3-bedrm. Colonial, completely re-
decorated; located only l block from
Msoa Xr soFe hvd fsT you ssarf want Roe9qok eose
in location" don't miss seeing this.
The price. S16.500, terms can be
arranged. Cali toeay for an ap-
poirtmsnt to inspect
YEONAS REALTY
Evening star., 1951-03-19
HOME AND INCOME

0 rms. detached, with 3 and 6 room
apts.; full bsmt.. oil INV h. garage,
storm windows, washing machine
1915 kearny st. WA. S632 It'll 4
UN S13l after Is. III
Evening star., 1951-03-19

Groom detached brick; . inclosed
porcheS, o.h.-w h., detached ga age;
convenient to everything. LII.
4-43S3.
T. PAUL MUDD co.
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MICHIGAN PARK

115 Michigan ave. ne. - Semidet.
brick home containing Z rms, oil
h.-w h.; excellent condition. BAR
TOW REALTY CO., Realtors. 1881
q ct n " ME- odQS
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. w Go1E I bOCaA1NA A4N
Radio Bldg, Arl. IA. 4-l155.
10

MisSion-type Rambler
Unusual owner designed brick mis-
sion type, two-'evel rambler. Picture
windows fronting on highway and
also on central patio. 2S-foot COM
hination living room ard dining
room. 3 bedrms.. . tied baths,
built-in garage; on approx. acre,
near Falls Church. Priced at
S2S,00n. well financed, $4,000 cash
JOSEPH w. SEAY
Evening star., 1951-03-19
MICHIGAN PARK

Near St. Joseph's Seminary - Det
brick home. modern in every re-
Spect; 6 large rooms, screened-in
side porch, tiled powder room on
first floor; corner lot, well land
scaped; built-in garage and gas
h.-w.h. Priced. S22. 900. Call Mr..
Arthur with J. DALLAS GRADY @,
SON. DI. 1880: Eyes. TO. R8bA
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19
OAR Regent Miller
ANNOUNCES Project
Group viii Promote Special
Films, Matinees For
Children

Mrs. George r. Miller. State Re-
gent Of the Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution. has announced
that new national project will be
undertaken during the year. The
project will have to do with the
promotion Of films for children and
special children's matinees. with
this IN mind the d. A. r. proposes
to present yearly an award to the
motion picture company producing
and releasing the best iilm for chill
dren between the ages Of eight and
twelve. Every member Of everv
Chapter will be a voting member
for this project and the selecting
will begin this month and extend
to January 1852. Mrs. Prank Revn-
olds Of Wilmington is the State
chairman Of Motion Pictures and to
whom the selections viii be sent
Each month the D. A. r. magazine
win have selections Of pictures as
made BY the National Preview
Committee.
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19
County wide Drive Has
Been Launched By LO-
cal Unit; Many Vacan-
cies Now Exist.

Battery &C" Of the 193rd AAA
Gun Bn. of the Milford National
Guard is now in the middle of an
extensive recruiting drive. There
are many vacancies now existing
ia this Milford unit Of the New Ma
tivnal Guard of Delaware. which
gives the young men Of Milford and
vicinity q splendid opportunity ia
serve their country while remain.
Ing at home with their friends 4nd
families. Under existing, regula-
tions guardsmen will not be called
for duty by the selective service
boards.
The New National Guard of Del
aware offers men between the
the ages of 1S to 35 many advanta-
ges. AS soon as you enlist in the
National Guard your pay and ad-
vancement starts. Your starting
pay will be $157.5O per year. You'll
receive that pay for training Just
two hours a week in your snare
time and for two weeks in the sum-
mer. 1t is possible within three
years to reach the grade Of Master
Sergeant and receive more than
$452 a year.
There are numerous other bene-
fits to be derived from being a
member of the New National Guard
Of Delaware. For further informa-
tion call or write w. o. J.y G.,
William Watson, Recruiting Offic-
er for Battery "C", 19Srd AAA
Gun Bn., Milford, Del, Phone S611.
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19
SIS Men Have|MiIfOrd Guard
Been Named Unit Speeds Up
Civil Police r Recruiting
Sussex Quota Has Been
Completed, According
To Police COOrdinatOr
Mayor E. C. Evans.

Five hundred and fifteen meu
have been recruited, in SUSSEX
County for Civil Police, which com
pletes the quota, as announced
yesterday by the Sussex County
Coordinator Of Civil Police, Mayor
Edward c. Evans Of Milford, who
made his report to Col. Harry s
SheW Of the Delaware State Police
who has charge 0f tue Statewide
work of this organization.
The men have been fingerprint-
ed and investigated to reliability,
and loyalty, and training is soon to
be started Countrywide.
Three towns have already held
classes. They are Laurel, Delmar
and Milford.
The towns, the number of Civil
Police, and date Of classes started
or to be started are as follows: Mil
ford, so police classes started jan
Uary 18th; Georgetown, 81, January
18th; Lewes, 80, classes to be an
Eounced; Milton, 25, January oath :
Rehoboth Beach, "a, January 31st:
Seaford-Blades, IS, January 18th +:
Laurel, 40, started January 18th /:
Delmar, 40, January 18th; Mills
boro, so, date to be announced: !:
Williamsville, 80, date of classes to
be announced; Greenwood, 40.
January oath. Total Of men enlist
ed, 515.
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19
I'll. F. Hart To
Succeed Shaw
Highway
He Becomes Right OF
Way Engineer; E. A.
Davidson Is Also Pro-
NOTED.

Harry Fleming Hart, of Dover
formerly of Milford, has been an
pointed right of way engineer OF
the State Highway Department and
ernest A. Davidson, also of Dover
has been appointed construction
engineer, it was announced this
week by M. Allan Wilson, chief en-
gineer.
Mr.. Hart, who has been in the
right Of way division for two years.
succeeds Albah P. Shaw, who re-
tires this week.
Mr.. Wilson said that the proee-
dures currently being followed in
the acquisition Of rights-of-way by
the highway department will be
continued under Mr.. Hart's ad-
ministratiOn. The division has
charge OF obtaining land needed in
the construction of roads through
out the state.
Mr.. Hart ,frst served with the
highway department in it's early
years, before 1920. Since he reioin-
ed the department in 1949, his work
in the right Of way division has
been in Kent County.
Mr.. Davidson is being transfer
red from the division Of tests to the
ofice Of CONSTRUCTION engineer,
which has been vacant for some
time, according to a spokesman for
the department.
(continued on page D
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19
Red Cross Held
Meeting Here
W eek
Session Held At Home Of
Secretary, Mrs. Chas.
Swain; Was Presided
Over By C. III. .Heisler.

Charles H. Heisler presided over
a meeting Of the Red Cross which
was held at the home of the secre-
tary, Mrs. Charles Swain,on We'd
nesday of last week. Mr.. Heisler is
the newly appointed chairman of
Area 6, and the meeting was for the
purpose Of lining up chairmen for
the several lines of work for the
roll call which will take place in
March. Reports were heard from
Mrs. George Baynum, chairman Of
Home Service, who was compli-
mented upon the work she had been
doing. 1t included more than fortv
hours during the past two months
devoted to home visits, Of which
tnere were nineteen, sixty-seyeu
phone calls, and aid Of severaI
types given to the needy, to 6ani-
lies OF service men, clothing for q
FAMILY recently burned out, and
assistance to service mer. Mrs. VIII
liam Berry, Jr., Junior Red Cross
chairman, reported that all schools
In the area had subscribed and the
work of making faYors for hospi-
tails and service men was going
forward. Mrs. Carl Colell, sewing
chairman has given out 265 gar
ments in twenty-one units and
much Of the work has been return
ed. There is local need for persons
interested in Red Cross to helm in /
the several branches. Mr.. Heisler
will appreciate any volunteers who
will give their assistance in the
work and that of the March finan-
cial campaign.
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19
.R ROtarianS o S
Ladies Night
Fine Affair
Group Enjoyed Dinner,
Entertainment Monday
Night; Chas. H. +Heis-
Ter Was Chairman.

The staid membership of Milford
Rotary Club, Monday evening OF
this week, went "all out" to enter
tain their Rotary AIMS at their an
nual Ladies Night.
The affair, which many prOnoun-
ced to be the best ever arranged by
the local club, was held in Varnev
Auditorium, and Charles H. Babe
Heisler was program chairman. He
was capably assisted by Cal Ball
and Irwin G.. Burton.
Club president, Ted Aber, pre-
sided as Toastmaster. He introdu-
ced Rev. Roy L. Tawes, who gave
the invocation, welcomed the Ro-
tary AIMS, and presented the club
officers anda the living past Presi-
dents Of the club.
The entertainment was furnished
by Charles Becker, a Rotarian
from West Chester, Pa, and mem-
Der OF the Faculty of West Chester
Teachers College. Professor Beck
Ter, billed as a one-man show. was
exactly that, and royalty entertain
ed the group, with ventriloquism;
specialities, chalk drawings, and
acts OF magic. Professor Beckler's
acts were received with gales Of
laughter, punctuated by hearty ap-
plause, as the Rotarians and their
ladies gave themselves up to the
enjoyment Of the show.
The meeting was closed BY Pres
ldent Ted, who praised Charles Il.
Varney, for arranging the splendid
meal, and leading the group sing
ing.
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19
Milford High School
Has Student Council
Officers For This Year Are: President. Robert
Gibson; Vice President, David Burton; Sec
retary- Treasurer, Dorothy Bennett; Each
HomerOom Has Representation By Boy
And Girl On Executive Committee.

The Student Council Of Milford
High School is a representative
type Of school government for the
advancement Of the student body.
This year the officers as elected
by the student body are: Robert
Gibson, president; David Burton,
vice president; and Dorothy BEN
nett, secretary treasurer.
The Council has gotten off on q
good start and plans TO do more
during the second semester. In the
fall it provided bus transportation
to away football games. It has
sponsored "clean up" drives for
the school grounds and auditorium
and proposed a plan for getting
uniform gym suits for all boys. Mr..
Briggs and Mr.. Rosen are now IN
charge Of ordering and selling the
gym suits.
On December 1S, 1850, the STU
Milford chronicle., 1951-01-19
1851 March Of Dimes
Organized In Kent
Earl Sylvester, Of Harring-
ton, Is Again Head Of
Drive; Aides Named

The County Campaign Director
for the 1851 March of Dimes, Earl
Sylvester, announced today that
Kent County is fully organized and
will conduct an aggressive cam
paign in behalf of this important
task. It is expected that three
special events will be held. with
the entire proceeds Of each of them
being donated to the March of
Dimes Fund of Kent County. The
first Of these events will be held at
the Legion Home of the Galloway
Kemp Raughley Tee Post No. 4.
American Legion, located on Route
lS, just north of Harrington, We'd
nesday night. All collections from
the weekly recreation night of the
Post goes to the fund.
One Of Delaware's outstanding
sports writer's, Pat Knight, Of Do
yer. is promoting a sports night to
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