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Evening star., 1951-08-09
Farouk S Bride Expecting
Baby, Her Aides Report
By the Associated Press

SAN RENO. Italy, Aug. g.
Queen hartman of Egypt, bride of
King Farouk, is expecting a baby
members of her encourage said
today.
The beauteous Queen, a COM
moner before she married Farouk
May 6, has been honeymooning in
Italy.
The King left this morning
aboard his royal yacht for the
French Riviera. The Queen is
following by automobile. Members
of her encourage said she remained
in Italy because of her condition
Farouk has been gambling spec
tacularly at the San Reno casino
Before he left for the French
Riviera, he stayed up until am
at the tables. He has won the
equivalent of $4,000 or more dur
ing his stay, it is reported.
Evening star., 1951-08-09
IEx-Gov. Tuck Named Head
OF Virginia Freedom Drive
By the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 9.-For-
mer Gov. William M. Tuck o1
South Boston today accepted the
Craftsmanship of the 1851 Crusade
for Freedom in Virginia, it was
announced here.
The appointment was made in
New York by Gen. Lucius D. Clay
national chairman, who said Mr.
Tuck's dynamic leadership, his
outSpoken opposition to COM
munism and his broad contacts
throughout Virginia will do much
to assure us of an outstandingly
successful campaign in the State
The Crusade campaign in Sep
tember will seek to enroll Is mill
lion Americans and voluntary
contributions of $3.5 million with
which to expand operations or
Radio Free Europe, the independ-
ent, anti-Communist broadcasting
enterprise for which the Crusade
marshals public support.
Evening star., 1951-08-09
Italian Repatriation Bill
Is Sent to White House
BY the Associated Pres.

BY the Associated Press
The House completed and sent
to the White House yesterday a
bill permitting 1884 persons to
regain American citizenship lost
through voting in Italian elec-
tionS.
The final action consisted of
unanimous approval of a Senate
amendment requiring a non-Com-
munist oath from each would-be
repatriate.
Evening star., 1951-08-09
u. N. Postpones Session
On Suez CunuI Case
BY the Associated Press

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. Aug
I9.-The U. N. Security Council
Hast night postponed today's
scheduled meeting on the Suez
Canal question until August Is
Informed sources said earlier
that the United States. Britain
and France had decided to make
la formal demand for U. N. action
to stop Egypt's restrictions or
Suez shipping. Egypt has beer
stopping ships carrying oil to
Israel.
Evening star., 1951-08-09

'greenhornS, Mrs. Feher will only
have begun. After the family
finds home of it's own, in six
months or so, Mrs. Feher, realiz-
ing more families need her help,
will wire the IRO a message
something like this: Loved them.
Send me more"
Evening star., 1951-08-09

Customs famous 2o-poinf service
completely transforms your old
living room suite into master.
piece creation. Your old furniture
is torn down TO the bore frame,
and re-monufoctured every inch of
the way by hand. Finest brund-
new moieriols ore added.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-07
Special Treat At
HarbeSOn

After having had an average
nightly attendance Of 100 people.
the Musical Ministers are once
again coming back to the Harbe-
son Methodist Church. An even
larger audience is expected next
week due to their tremendous popu-
larity.
These fine consecrated men OF
God are presenting the Gospel OF
Jesus Christ, both in word and Imu-
sic They are: Glenn Abbott, bass
from Eastern Baptist Seminary
Ralph Ellis, second tenor, IRON
Bibie Institute of Pennsylvania
Rod McWherter, 1st tenor, from
the University of Delaware; heI
+ tAndrus, pianist, from the Baptis
Bible Temple Institute of CleVe
land and Rev. Whitney Dough
speaker and trOmbonist from Tenn
pie University.
They will appear on Wednesday
Thursday and Friday, Septembe
/ 70. 13 and 14th. at s p. m. Re-
Donovan E. White, pastor OF IN
church, extends a most cordial II
T vitation for all to be present.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-07
Hospital HOstesses

Hospital Auxiliary are supplying
the hOstesses for September. Mrs.
EIdridge Prettyman is chairman.
September 4th, Mrs. James Cres-
son.
September 5th. Mrs. Ira Garbutt.
September 6. Mrs. David Glenn
ents, Jr.
September 7th, Mrs. Lawrence
Fitchett.
September 9Th. Mrs. Deeney.
September 9Th, Miss Dorothy Der
ricksOn.
September 10th, Mrs. Logan
Grier.
september 11th. Mrs. J. H. Cor
don.
September 18th, Mrs. Broddus
Jones.
September 18th, Mrs. Lawrence
Fitchett.
September 14th, Mrs. ]. H. Cor
September 18th, Mrs. Vernon
Kerr.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-07
Birthday Party

Little Miss Kathleen Marie New
in was 5 years old on September
3rd. but she celebrated it with a
lovely party on Saturday, SeDtem-
ber 1st, at her home, 106 S. E. 4th
Street. Milford. The guests arrived
at Q n. nj !, finding the table decOra-
ted with big birthday cake, with
mink and blue streamers here and
there After refreshments were
served. games were PLAYED. then
Kathleen opened her gifts with a
smile and thank YOU for all. The
guests were Bonnie Jones. Arlene
Primer, Dickie Belts, Sharon Ruth
Huddv, Rexie Huddy, Chuckie Hud-
DIV. Margaret Keene. Chrissie Ho-
/ man. Sharon Ann Marshall. Eddie
Fasspl. Joyce Dell Webb, Mr.. TONY
Hosick from sharon, Pa, Mr.. an'
Mrs Richard Huddv. Mrs. DelheT
Webb, Mrs. Ann Belts and MRS
Leila Holden. The party ende.
about 4.3O and the guests lei
WISHING Kathleen many moro birth
davs. Kathleen is the daughter G
Mr. and Mrs. Clement J. Nevin.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-07
Georgetown Flyer
Missing In Action

Firt 1t. Laurence c. Layton, %, +
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Halsted P. Lay /
ton of Georgetown, an F-S6 fighter
pilot to whom the Distinguished
Flying Cross was awarded recent
", was reported missing in action
on Wednesday.
A telegram from the Department
of th& Army was received by the
pilots parents at Georgetown on
Wednesday. 1t stated merely that
he has been missing since Sept. 2
with details to follow later.
Pe Thus Delaware became one of the
first states to pay the cost of the
big Sunday air battle, described as
the longest jet plane fight in the
Korean war, and involving 2l Sa
bre Jets and at least 40 Red MICS
Associated Press stories from Ko
rea on Labor Day told of the aeria
!. conflict which lasted 80 minute
over northwest Korea, and resulte
in the destruction Of at least fou
enemy planes.
UN headquarters did not mentio
any LOSSES 10 AlAAOu P1eltAOS'
Ijautenant LAYTON won the cOvet
ed distinguished Flying Cross las
=. month for. exemplary airmanshi
and tactical skill" while flying Z
combat air patrols and escort NIL
sions over North Korea.
A member of the 4th Fight'
Wing of the U. S. Air Force Liel
5 tenant Layton trained with othe
of the wing at the New cast
County Airport before the gro'
transferred overseas last Decor
ber.
A graduate of the GeorgetoV
High School, Lieutenant Layton 9
s tended Hill Preparatory School !
fore entering the Air Force! He
ceived his pilot training in Tex
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-07
Bobby Benson Appearing
In Person At New
Milford This Friday

BObbv Benson of radios popular
r. Rar-B Ranch, will appear in per-
con at the New Milford Theatre |
this Friday evening. Sept. 7th' %
about $3.50 D. m, to meet and greet
his MANY friends in this area. APP
nearing with him will be his pal,
/ Tex Mason, the singing foreman OF
the B-Bar-B radio show, along WIN
Stan-Stan, the dOughnut man, anu
the Friendly Chef. Bobby's western
radio program is heard three times
weekly over the Mutual Network.
His appearance in Milford is one
of several to be made on the Eas-
tern Shore during the current week.
This added treat for the small fry
. in the area will be on the same pro-
= gram with Glenn Ford and Gene
! Tiernev in "The Secret OF Convict
5 Lake" plus Father Takes To The
! Air..
The new show season opens al
the New Milford Theatre Saturday
4 September 8th, with an outstanding
stage and screen show and showlnt
: continuously from opening at 2:Ol
It n. m. until 11:3O with four complete
D! shows during the days showing. Tn
3 opening stage attraction Will D.
) "Cuban Nights Revue" with a cas-
of Is performers from the tropica
n isles including Loleta Valde an
J. her Cuban Rhumba Band, SAINT
rs Pagan in her daring Dance of tn
le Tropics, the gay SenOr Dan Tin
IN Maria SerranO, Rosita Lopez, Can
n men OrtezI and Cheena Cheena.
Patrons of the New Milford TheS
-, tre have a rare treat in store IL
- them in omething new, novel, e.
O. citing and distinctly native ava
= them in "Cubah Nights Revue. It
Is a stage prese ntatiOn you Will r
member and talk about long aft
- 4 has gone and on the scret
y vouU meet til people in your tow
too. A fighting editor. A romant
school teacher. A beautiful blOn
secretary. A terrified child. VIII
NJ. happens to them could happen
he your town in "Home Town Stor
m starring Jeffery Lynn, Donald Cri
to and Marjorie Reynolds.
Stage shows will be presented
BOO about 4:OO-6:00-8:00 and TO-
the n m
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-07
Dover District Ministers
Association

On Monday, September 10th, 1881.
the ministers and their wives of the
Dover District of the Peninsula Con
ference will meet at the Methodist
Church in Rehoboth, Del. This will
be the first meeting since June and
all the ministers, active and retir-
ed, are urged to be present. The
meeting will be in charge Of the
president. Rev. A. E. Dougherty OF
Lewes and Mrs. o. A. BARLEY, wife
of the Superintendent of the Dover
District. DR.. o. A. BARLEY.
The order of the day will be Dr.
John A. Trader. His message will
be a report from the Albran School
of Evangelism. After the meeting
the ministers and their wives VIII
go to the several restaurants o
RehobOth for dinner.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-07
Service Slants


Private Joseph r. Davis, 20, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur d. Davis,
Route l, Milford, Del, has been as
signed to the 3rd ArmOred Divis-
ion, Fort Knox. KY, for Army ba-
sic training after completing pro-
cessing at the 2O53rd Reception
Center at Fort Meade, Md.
He will receive eight weeks
training in basic military subjects
necessary for all soldiers. This
will include qualification firing with
the carbine or MI rife.
The last eight weeks of the To-
week course will cover advanced
/ individual subjects and the basic
fundamentals Of his arm or service
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-07
Babies Born At
Milford Hospital

August 80, 1951-Girl, Mr. and
Mrs Townsend Austin, Bridgeville.
August 81, 1951-Girl, Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Larimore, FELTON,.
September /, 1951-Girl, Mr.. and
NTrs n Dickson Montaigne,
Saaford. BOy, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Reed, Wyoming; Boy. Mr.. ana MIS-
George Sapna, Seaford; GIRL Mr'
and Mrs. Robert Booz, Georgetown;
Girl Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haas
Taurel: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Phillips. Milford; Girl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Warrington. Milton.
September 8, 1951-BOy, Mr. and
Mrs. William Finkbiner, Harring'
ton.
September 4, 1951-Girl, Mr.. ant
Mrs. William Messick, Seaford.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-07
LeWes Southern
States Will Meet

Patrons of Irving d. Burton, the
Southern States Agency in the
Lewes, Delaware, area will hold
their annual membership meeting
Friday, September IA, at $500 p.
m. Cd. S. To, at the COOlspring
Community Hall, Lewes, Del. Chair
man of the meeting will be Samuel
M. Sloan of Lewes, Delaware.
Highlights of the meeting will
include the report on local Agency
operations by Irving Burton, the
presentation of the Southern States
annal report in film slide form by
District Manager Dan Brame OF
Salisbury, Nd, the election of the
local Advisory Board and Farm
Home Advisory Committee, and the
Ko-Op KWix Kontest, in which all
farm people of the Lewes area will
compete for prizes by answering
questions concerning the COOpera-
tive. Local prizes will be awarded
winners and they will then be eli
gible to compete for the top master
: prize in the contest, 1851 Fore
farm truck, at the Southern States
annual meeting in Richmond IL
November.
Nominated for the Lewes Advis
orv Board are Willard White, Nor
man Neff, and Freddie Chappell, al
r of Milton; Norbert Porter, HarDe
, son; James Hopkins, Lewes.
Nominated for the Lewes Farr
h Home Advisory Committee ar
a Mrs. Howard Millman, Mrs. AlbeI
Dorman, and Mrs. William Dol
h man. all of Lewes; Mrs. Willar
d White and Mrs. Jacob Rickard
@ bOfh of Milton.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-07

Often news gets back to
home folk of the boys in the
service. Last week we heard
of Lieutenant Willard D. Tease,
who is now headquarters class
ification assignment officer at
Randolph Air Force Base
Texas. He was formerly a
squadron adjutant of a group
that has been disbanded. Mrs.
Tease and their two children
are in Texas with Lieutenant
Tease.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-07
Local Happenings

BAKE-The Nursery and Kinder
garten Departments of Calvary
Methodist Sunday School will hold
a Bake in front of the Odd Fellows
Building on Saturday, September
8th, at $50.
MEETING-Group No. 5 Of the
First Presbyterian Church will
meet at p. m, on Tuesday eve
ming, September 11th, at the home
of Mrs. Ralph Shannon on RehO-
both Highway.
BAKE-The Ladies of the Church
of God, will hold a bake Saturday
morning, September 18th, at 8 o.
clock in front of the Gospel tent,
on Walnut Street. Buy your week
end goodies" from US.
LATE DISCIPLES-The Late Dis
ciples Glass will have their next
meeting at the home of Elizabeth
Wright on September 18th, at
D. m. Bring the profit from the dol
lar that was given at the last meet
ing.
MEETING-The Mispah Circle o
the First Presbyterian Church will
meet in the Sunday School Room
on Wednesday, September 18th, a
8 D.. m. Hostesses will be Marjorie
Fry, Maude Frick, Josephine Savil
and Reba Hitch
MEETING - Cedar Neck WSC
will meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Clark on Tuesday evening, Sep
tember 18th, at O'Clock. Devotion
al leader, Mrs. Hilda ShOckley. Er
tertainment in charge of Mrs. FL
gene Mills and Mrs. ROdman Mill
MEETING-Group No. 1 of tn
Women's Association of the Pres
byterian Church, Milford, will met
Tuesday evening, September lit
at 8 D. m, at the home Of Mr.
Clara Bennett, 511 Seabury Avenu
Co-hostesses with Mrs. Benne
will be Mrs. Raymond Bennett az
Mrs. Irwin Bowman. Members al
urged to attend this first fall NEE
ing.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-07

WILSON CLAN - Relatives and
members of the Wilson clan will
hold the eighth annual reunion in
the Log Cabin, American Legion
Headquarters, next Sunday, Sep
tember 9, beginning at IL a. m.
Luther Calhoun, of Bridgeville,
president, will preside. During the
general business session reports
will be made and officers elected
for the coming years. A program
Of entertainment is being arranged
by committee comprising Mrs.
Margaret Wilson Short, of George
town; Mrs. William West, Clarks-
Vile, and Mrs. Edward B. Green,
Georgetown.
Present officers of the clan are:
Luther Calhoun, Bridgeyille, presi-
dent; Charles j. West, Clarksville,
first vice president, Harold F.. Will
son, Georgetown, second vice pres
ident; Mrs. Fred West, Clarksville,
I secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Lydia
Wilson Price, Georgetown, corre-
spending secretary; Landis Wilson,
Georgetown, historian; Mary c.
Wilson, Georgetown, publicity
chairman.
, BIG CROWDS-"Where to put
the people," that was owner Mel
I vim JOseph's problem, on Labor Day
n evening, when the largest crowd
II ever assembled to see a Stock Car
: Race at the Delaware Speedway on
! Route 113, "jammed-in" to witness
, the 1OO-lap championship feature
: and many-a-fan was turned away.
" Dick Kaufman, in car 49, woI
i this Marathon Feature, and popular
\ Johnny Martin in No. 5, in the sec
a ond slot. Trophy's were awarded
q and there was excitment a-plenty
,t Martin was also awarded Trophy o
II the Year, for -point-driver.
: Racing will continue this Frida
ID evening without the point-systeT
20 and new cars and drivers will &c
a chance to sign-up for the balanc
of the season. Two Feature Stoc
Car Races, plus a Bike Race, top
,f' this weeks card. POst-season race
In will be run at the Delaware Speed
ne way at Georgetown every Frids
n night at $3.50 p. m, till weath'
/ interiors.
1t THIS Friday will be the last fl
boys of ages 10 to IA, to enter Il
dy the Sussex County Championsh
lte Bicycle Race. Thirteen boys, vii
XII ners of the three previous week
la plus the. first four peddle-pushe
INT to cross the finish line this Frida
ell will he eligible to compete in Il
ION one-lap,. half-mile race, for the Tw
be- Wheel Championship Of SUss
County. Sixty-one youngsters ha
by already tried, another twenty-f
lir- or more, will peddle-away this F
+. day night.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-07
County P. M. A. Drainage
ALLEGATION Increased

An increase in the County P. M.
A. drainage funds was made at the
regular meeting of the County Com
mittee yesterday according to
Frank Vibbert. Chairman.
The original ALLEGATION of $4,000
was raised to $40, 500 because of the
increased interest in drainage work
and the larger number Of applica-
tiOns being received for assistance.
A total of so farmers have re-
ceived assistance with drainage, in
volying the removal of 133,262 Gu.
wards of dirt on their farms this
wear, according to the report OF the
committee.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-07
JONES e. CALHOUN

The wedding of Miss Ruth Jones,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Jones, of Ellendale, to Mr.. DOnnell
Calhoun, son of Mr. and Mrs. Car
ence j. Calhoun, of Milford. took
place on Saturday evening, August
18th, at seven o'clock in the Ellen
dale Methodist Church Miss Jones
wore a ballerina length gown of
ice blue lace over taffeta with long
lace gloves and fingertip veil held
in place by d crown of seed pearls.
She carried a crescent bouquet OF
white gladoli. Miss Helen Jones OF
FlIendale, was maid of honor and
wore a ballerina gown of pale pink
| lace over taffeta with a matching
hat. She carried a cOrsage of rose
glads. For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Jones chose a dress of navy
with white accessories and a cor
! sage of white roses. Mrs. Calhoun
mother of the groom, wore navy
/. with pink accessories and a cor
sage of pink roses. Mr.. Jacob Strah
. le. of Milford, served as best mar
Z The ushers were Mr.. ElwOOd MOI
gan of Ellendale and Mr.. Marvi
2 Hitch of Milford. The wedding mt
t sic was played by Mr.. Walter Mur
g cv of Milford. Following the receI
ton. the couple left on a weddin
+ trip to Atlantic Citv On their r.
turn they will reside near MilfOr
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-07
Chicken Supper

A Chicken Supper will be given
at the home of Mrs. Emma Deputy,
400 Church Avenue, Saturday Sep
tember Sth, beginning at 400 p. m.
price, CSC. Sponsored by Mrs. Mar
garet Lanet and Mrs. Ethel Green
for the benefit of Rally at Mt. En-
ON Baptist Church. Rev. ID. A
Downing, pastor.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Allen will
be hosts to their card club to-
morrow evening. The members
will all participate in the good
things of a covered dish sup
per and the evening will
pleasantly pass with the play
ing of bridge. The Aliens are
still at their cottage at Slaugh-
ter Beach.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-07
WEDDINGS
MILLER SCOTT

MILLEFt -tOOO
Mrs. Anna Rogers Miller of Mil
ford and Mr.. William G. Scott of
Lincoln, were united in marriage
at the Grace Methodist Parsonage
in Denton, Maryland, at two-thirty
o'clock, September 8, 1851, by the
Rev. Thomas ]. Huntington. Mrs
Scott is the daughter of Mrs. Cad
die Rogers and the late Ernest E
Rogers of Milford. They were at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Fl,
Shockley of Sudlersville, Maryland
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott will reside al
21O East Fourth Street in Milford
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-07
Union Methodist Church

The Women's Society of Christian
Service will meet at the church this
Friday evening.
There will be Sunday School at
2 n m. on Sunday. September 9Th.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev.
James O'Neal at 8 p. m. We hope
to have a good attendance.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-07
The Shawnee Home
Demonstration Club

The Shawnee Home DemOnstra-
tion Club will hold its monthly
meeting on Friday, September a.
at the home of Mrs. Walter II. Con-
awav. The program subject will be
"Economical Use of the Freezer"
Leaders. Mrs. Morris GrOverman
and Mrs. Norman Grove.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-07

bers of the executive commit
tee of the Chapter tomorrow.
They are invited to the Down
ing cottage at Slaughter Beach
for luncheon at one. Plans for
the fall work and the next
chapter meeting on September
Is will be on the agenda. The
meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Jennie Short at
noon, where luncheon will be
served. The meeting will be
held in historic Barratt's Chap
ell. And, as d sort of field day
for the members, they will
visit MordingtOn and Silver
Hill Farm, two more historic
places.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-07
Items of a Purely
Pers on al Nature

Mrs. William wilkins Of Milton,
spent this week with Mrs. Edward
F. Burris.
Miss Martha Law of Philadelphia
arrived Monday to spend her vaca-
tiOn at Slaughter Beach.
-
John and Fred Geyer were home
TO attend the family reunion with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Geyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brakeley OF
RivertOn, ~ j.. were guests of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brake
ley on Sunday.
-
Jim Murphy, Kenneth Parker
Bob Glasco and Jack WOrthingtOr
spent the Labor Day weekend al
Virginia Beach, Va.
DR.. and Mrs. Leslie NJ. DobsOI
and children who have spent thu
summer at their cottage at Lewe
t Beach, have returned home.
-
l Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Burris an
four children have returned to thei
Clark Avenue home after spendin
; the past month at Lewes Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. William Well
A., NTwo Dnhopf A Eionhn
of Hall Place were in New Yor
City over the Labor Day week en'
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Day Of Ply
mouth, Ind, made their first trl
Z to Delaware last week and wei
> guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George '
= Jones.
5. Major Frank Mick, U. S. M. c
e. few from Cherry Point, N. c.,
u spend the Labor Day week-er
y with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
= w. Mick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer BrOwnil
left yesterday for their home
New York City after spending t
summer in the old home on We
Front Street.
IL Colonel and Mrs. V. J. EspOsi
OF and sons have returned to The
ge home at West Point, N. Y, aft
ge spending the past two weeks
ty Slaughter Beach.
he -
RS Miss Sally Ann Short return
d to her home in Georgetown
+. Tuesday after spending the pi
At three weeks here with her graz
IL mother, Mrs. F. Burgette Short
nd -
at Miss May FOulk, Mrs. Elizab'
rd. Lewis, Oliver Lewis and Mr.. a
Mrs. Albert FOulk, who spent l
week at Slaughter Beach in
os Hotel Apartments, returned no
Ios on Labor Day.
eli Mr.. and Mrs. Walter King of S
al al folk, Va, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
ION ION Morgan of Philadelphia and N
=" u9 T. w. Reed of Lewes, were que
&C. of w. II. Draper and family
- Slaughter Beach.
'nS i5 Mrs. Betty Bradford had as
e,u '.IS guest, her brother, Elmer Cass
&c oe Chester, Pa. Other guests "
o os entertained Saturday evening t
VI spaghetti dinner, which was
al, al lowed by cards later in the eN
ing ing.
i,C Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wilkins
avS, as guests on Labor Day Mr.
aoy Mrs. John PleasantOn of Boy
c,,, Beach, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
ovu kins, Dover, Mr.. and Mrs. Do
aoy aoS Wilkins of Milford. Mr.. Truitt,
~ ~ FlinOr ROldan and Mr.. Paul
,'n, o." of Harrington, Mrs. Mary Toby
Nor friend.
'IVln Miss Sandra Lee Thompson
Il lliu Gilman, Connecticut, has been
luL nun guest of her uncle and aunt,
~ and Mrs. Charles S. POstles.
uils Postles and children and
80 Charles E. Grove accompanied
iOi H. home, visiting Mrs. Roland Tn
son, Jr., of Gilman and Mr..
Mrs. Fred Fog of Mt. KiscO, \
Leet -, -, NJ. P,cb.rd Hall
daughter, Patsy, and Mr.. and
/, the John R. wilkins, Sr., have ret
the home after ten day motor
hold through the New England
citing visiting Cape Cod, Plymouth
90 D. Boston, Nova Scotia, Quebec
pring MANY places of interest in Ca
hair They returned nome thIouS
lmuel White mountains IN ne"
:. shire.
Milford chronicle., 1951-09-07
With The Men In Service

Sergeant Charles A. Tingle, son
of Mrs. Mary l.. Tingle, 4O4 Carhsle
Lane. Milford, Delaware, is now as
signed to the Adjutant's section OF
Lieutenant General John X. Can
mons Tactical Air Command head
quarters at Langley Air Force Base.
Virginia.
During World War II, Sgt. Tingle
served tour of duty with the 86th
Infantry Division in the European
Asiatic and Pacific Theaters.