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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1952-09-19
OCAIA, FLORIDA
ROsh Hashonah Message from
Adlai Stevenson

Jewish people the world over
will soon observe their New Year
The occasion, know, is, not ex-
clusively one of celebration and
rejoicing. The principal emphasis
is upon introspection and prayer
full rededication to the eternal
concepts of their God and pro-
phets.
"The enduring qualities of the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-27
Local. Churches
Will Observe
World PRAYER Day

The main service and program
Toe the World Day Of Prayer which
sill BE- observed internationally on
Friday. February -. viii be eele.
brsted locally Of the First Congre.
estional Church a. 100 pm. that
fsl,ps p.,, y a lived ~
peo1Fnln are Mira NJ Mhoupoon
I .esder: Mrs.. w.Il. BEL - rs1si
Mrs.. J. Paul Touehson, Shsreerop.
~; niily Roberts. 0t1l41< Mfs.
WI. Ashxor1h. Sicsu InGlnn, fhsrs.
Weller vinxon. sMexlckh: mrs.
Frances Harrington. rhinca. q
Ms. EIdon Simunus wm eng.
The Lord Is Ny Shephtrd" and
Mrs. Harry Richardson wiil offer
sponiancous prayer. The Rev. Moe.
BET win pronounce the bcncdiction.
IN Offering viii Be taken and
there arc six of the projects: Nj.
grants. Shsrecroppers. American
indian. Christian Colleges for wo-
men In the Orient. Christian Lit
erature for Women Around she
World and Friendly Relations with
Foreign Students. The projects Win
b. explained BY Mrs. Blrdr IIigRs.
Mrs. Dell. Mrs. Touehion. Mrs. n.
u. Rassell and Billy Roberts.
y n requested that all churches
u The city remain open all day 50
MAI passersty may pause on their
busy way 10 say q prayer on the
day when 10 countries viii BE-
praying and using the same pro-
gram and service Tor Peace and
good ain among men"
The date q February ~ Il sug.
gcsliye. the extra day In The month
which comes only every four years.
ss Z God. looking down upon our
confusion and our discourafemens
he'd said. MY children. here Ia ON
extra day for quietness: here d .
day Tor hopei Our hope u n
Christ. the theme Of the dag.
Christ, Our Hope"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-27
Sue M. Moore School II Marathon
Wins March OF Dimes Drire Score

All school records Cor the Mcnroe
County March u Dimes drive xere
brcken when me final tally came
N from The Sue M. Moore school
q Marathon. Via. The total from
herr wns t3ss.1o.
usder O. lead<rship of Jsm@s
Guthrie priDcipsl. and PTA
Ieo(or, Mrs. Ch<t Tingler. this
small ,chpol of only 10 students
put On = concenrased campaign
which topped Ell others.
Ire school ~sIl be awarded . tro-
ply ~ Mrs. Tngier. chairman Of
the Marathon March u Dimes
drive.
Mrs. Mekinney's room Won the
prize among clsssrooms BY turning
n Si1s.es. Her pupils win receive
: special prize for outstanding IL.
fort.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-27
Miami Luncheon
HOmOrs Mrs. COssIef
OF Garden Club

Mrs. Ireland Gouiss. nrE,kieni
Of the Key West Csrden club.
was the guest of honer ~ .
luncheon given rvcenily In MI
ami by Mr.. and Mr.. Maurice
Bower Saul Of Keys West. prior
10 the opening u the orrhid show
there.
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen 5. olmsied VI Philadelphia
and Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony u
char Of Key West.
The Sauls. who are winter
residents here. are orchid en-
thusissts and have q large col
lection az their home In Rose
Valley. Pennsylvsnia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-27

WEDNESDAY,. FEBRUARY n
Spccial interest rro4sn houk re-
view. VI. Tsylor 10 am.
Ladies DAY Golf Tmrna menl. X
~. Coli Course. . am.
Meeting. Junior pehs. Woman's
Club auditorium. % nm.
Duplicate Bridge Association. Co
raj Room. Oversees hotel
1.fs pm.
Meeting. Afneriran f.rxson. Ar>
hur Sawyer Post No. n. SIpeb
Island Ic<l Home. q pm.
Meeting. scottish Rite Bodies
scottish Rite Tempic. q pm.
Meeting. Junior On. Cpmmcrcc
club house. . pm.
Meeting. Inland City navy WV
cs club NO -. BLDG. ~ N
=. 70 an. -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-27
Cooking Glasses Aisied
~ SFsWisk SPssking

sF ~
rhs spssist tuoososs ssehino
svsvp cen sAsNA . eoUois - 90
IN vhs clstssa pslNo1NO shep ~
. eeasvlossloa - vAojs class.
ne Isdlss eee oslRo - lsssa
hsw ~ psoposo ~soDovieis." .
spssise eSosa -. ~ nomo -
sv6e6 ~ sepse>os ~ ~ osouo
wlsA ealy - oaOGuA svsnslss1so
"eveea Neak sooots - 6ossslp.
sIsa. Nswsves. - eoea1sh sossk.
~ ssew n ~ petas 49, 49,
plle1 ~ reel no9so. "rsoevtsls."
ne oroso ~ Wooe - ~ s.m.
A4e06ev Nsosn1No - ~ hoNs -
Mrs.. eAes>es osoeoa6se n ever.
ssss - ~ poevo1 t>Doo,sol en-
~ se1y hsss ~ - psspess ~
6lsh sa6os ~ 6lsossloa - hArs.
ossss oow>1oo. ~ ~ - ssvv-
- . ssmp,s - - eosklns Ne.
sea.
AAsmssss s.s ssssm supsssl~s
- essee6 sss ssks6 - ssn lS3s.J
~ pssdsy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-27

- - NaAaAA
Capt. Harold Last. Srniar medical
sffiecr II the Naval Air station. 10
IN charge q the officers party 20
be held At AeFopalms from $40 10
7 pm Cocktails and hors d'osus-
res viii be served. Hosts and hos-
tesscs are al the officers and their
wives II all activities a the Naval
AIR Station
Musical background will be- play.
ed BY the key Notes.
On the same evening. AZ 8 pm.
. party for the TOO enlisted Cana.
dams Who arrived here recently
with the Royal Canadian AIR Force
Maritime Wing. viii b. celebrated
~ the Boca Chica swimming pool
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-27

Mr. and Mrs. Va polssruk ~ i1ig
f:iirs street sre entertaining hcas~.
Eaests Mr.. ard Mrs. Hubert Dcn
ton ef MnxkinEum. Msch.
Mrs. Denton Who Il Mr.. Poiis.
ruk's niece arrived ~ish her has
hand last FRIDAY and expects 20
ssestsoa IN tiss city ~ least through
fhis week.
TIE D<usent ere snsstleu sifh
the "eontinensal favor az Key
wsst," they report and are enbs-
NJ TIE climate and the so,ourn
viii thx polisxuks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-27
w Ilie- Cato
Finally Breaks Out
With Rock Ferer''

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49, ~ ~ sss'sy msss w
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49,. oswees :. -. 80 yssss
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49, $3.50
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a. s.ss..s.... = ~
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vs 80 essH.
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~ $50 - vssses 49,
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-27

The work Of the auxiliary Il
done under the direction Of sew
eral committees: home service.
flowers. books. and the most ae-
tive. the sewing committee.
The home service committee
sar';,'ss .s,,,s az hssSs , - INDECENT
un yin. ~ ouy 1e.asu nealeines
s'u spsss"' aevas. ms k1uup also
a'ss -, Dasnsn 70 ,ns hseuy
~ 'h""At""k sha Snf's'mm
w
me iiower committee has
.harse OF special decorations for
ho',aays ana se.s 20 me placing
on iiowers ana tavors IN keeping
WIN n"''usss w the l"pp'es ana
~ pa1lsn's uayA pnrine the
~'s'.''as ses." uses are oero-
1870 a"r me ~ooy ana the ~
s ssp,'on sv',ns o1 each wsFa' sne
hknn anu use"fa'ions pein& fur.
n'smeo uy 'he auxliiafy
ne os'on cvh''''i'.ee nas shaf4r
- u'ss1'puuhs po0ks nnu m.I@-
xncs 70 vaf'vos p@ru y We No.
p'..i w"e'e shes se essi'y &C.
Every 4hN1dny nfferuoou ices
me s1o#'n ~ Grys3 q Fo-
men dexsSc0 - - ceU8 q p1b-|
NC welfare, who meet n the hos
pisai 70 sew. Man - 0u1ce 49,
men are not auxiliary uRgnheu
bat all arr women who desire to|
serve their community. BY help
inc 30 maintain an efficient hos
pitah These women not only
mend hospital garments and
linens but they also make new
garments and necded hospital
supplies, such AZ hospital pads.
operating room sheets. draw
sheets. and operating room pack
covers Shce the beginning Of
the auxiliary's work. this group
has nnended s.9o7 articles. made
J.25a new ARTICLES. and com.
piesesi s.1"s hospital psdA. 20
mention only those things which
have been actually accounted cog.
TITS rugpmisfee meets every
Thursday for several hours. be-
ginning a : p. m Any womsn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-27
tina q. r. JOHNsONS
ENTERTAIN DAUGHTER

Mrs. Cecil Norfmsn u nosssills.
usryisrd. u visiting sIth Der par.
ents NJ. ard MFs I. 2. Jchnpn.
90 Frsn<is street. this city.
Mrs. wmkmsn d snpyiax 4 to
wreks STAY here a. In hsigffh u
me sn&son.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-27
Women's Hospital Auxiliary Work.
Supplies Equipment, Special Service

The womens Auxiliary Of the Monroe General Hospital was
organized IN 1919 after the hospital opened and has e is
inception played outstanding in tho success os thai us
ton I'm the past alone funds Tor Important equipment such
new oxygen tent two traction frames
matte drainage upmp and partial bnocmlar micro.
sope have been furnished by the auxiliary Needed Grapes and
two floor lamps have been supplied well rvpair
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-27

HUSBAND AND WIFE in real life. Jack worthnsons are
teamed s~cetheer IN the ama kind lady which IA de
Tor openns A - Urn MN6er Monday. Marcia To- JacA
and shannon worshngion turned IN douh} ntsrp aiion g.
osAf roles as Phyllis Gsnnng and Peter Banfsrd the Key
WeA Players next prodMtoh this way Uhyls healahs.
modern reas Mo has brought up Il xur, has q bera
education akeen prsc'ica mind. good nsure warm
senss OF huor which she M nanianc Ahsugh suTssured
oy poHpo unaiiFactvc relatives She slows tencry D.
dominate her lance Peter SanaId American cwever
Peter goodnainrcd and also saving Of
humor Hs charm In his cheerful unaffected mannsr ana
counters her domination BY his ghheateness
might be- Princeton wealthy inherited exchange seat
although he would rather be technical graduate san
bond salesman and recognition fine things In tho ii
Ladys cultured home. even though he through some
what alcoholic hare" - =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-27


yellow vegetables are not
necessarily your best source q
carotene tvitamin 40 or - SAY
The nutrition experts Studies
show that your body gets more
Of this nutrient from . helpinx
OF kale than from the same
amount Ut carrots. Carrots xre
richer In earotcne but much
stingier about letting your body
make use u IL So don't lei
them give you that old cxewash
about eating carrots 80 YOU can
see better In the dark. The way
! see n. carrots are about Is
tasty a. kale any time. don't
particularly care Cor either, 80
I'll just go around brulsine N.Y.
self from cruising IN the dsrk.
4 - =
n yeu'vs nsskeo1, shoso
havsn't bssn snY pslnhevs n
tire skies sreund hsse lssolY.
Ms because shsY srs sshsmc1
70 como cat. Ths shtE1s =
LswinskY's neea's s>oeo e.
stsaikmo the dew snoso doys.
There ere muss1 eelsss ~ ~
simid. loud ~ NJ bssve. NJ
III god leskins - eay1kia0
- and ''ksn1seus h = hon1.
seine doss-. - eue1e Ossn1-
maw.
Tss suys what ikhs n smsss
and matching - nsiaz Co.
usls. ohest slssved jesksi on1
ms1<hino siochs n vrlnhle
pseof fabric. oo.os Ter ~
jsehei. oo.ss Ter H. slsehs. 80
20 800 IeeAingi
4
Something that must have
been meant fof Ne SAop horcer.
I quote: One lsarns truth - ~
own expense. honeo(S q H.
other fellows and quality q ~
expense ~ time" Our motto
from now On.
= q =
what syssy Usurmles hnsvs
10 that there b nooAAnU Ne
ire Case csys tl~sss Ohsa n
comes 10 real houle eoooAnu
snd sssssnins. Der o1ses tos
finds shs seu>e fstoa<lY toeos
puIlins W shsis eAsiss - -
JOY Ne vsried meaA usehano
slsssems uboss 6inino 49,
sssuisrly. ysu1l slweys ~
wi1s sssesfmen1 - yous tov-
critic feeds- - ws11 - eos1o1no
dishes Of iheks evn 0eo1ieA
Ansshss ~ ~ 49, teo1ures
here. b quieh sssviss. ~ veIs.
ins sseund - - sosvo6 whils
Yeus lunch hsus hUrstes ~.
convesisntiY bsesas6 - puvol
q. On ihe Asloneie scoon.
youn siwsYs fsnd pieseY 81
porkiD9 sroce. pion 49, Y Yeu
haven't already asas -. - nv
she Case csYe Nueoe - ssx1
iims res Zine eua
= = -. =.
Did sou evtf Wy tossing shubr
nics aolsum cvtssge rcils- 10 Il
and yon'a newer 80 bark 20
plain old bread toasted.
q q =
Heve's . sip shef1i rsei1Y
msks ycus hsss curl 90 70
ponsld'si
q 4 q
And there II 10 al urzpp~d up
IN . nice new package ard lied
with : grcen ribbon Coz spring
We hops this sxsson will be .
and helpfA1l osss Zoe
you and that eli eur siop hop
ping won't be In vain Llke al
ways. JaxQn--gAdvtl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-27

Mr. Gene Otto chairman Of the place s(hls N
the Garden Clubs annual Flower held Mah 4shreh
~ NE kks Club annex announces each q she settings been
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-27
Too Hundred RCAF Maritime Wing
Men Will Be Fefed IL Parties On Fri.

Two hundred Canadians viii Friday .ssnae a,
parties one gwen for che 100 Canadian oss., !, -
and second party or ths 100 enlisted cadian sermsn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-27

With the first day Of Lent. the
Easter season Is really upon as.
- you'd better hurry. We want
our houses clean and decorated a
little. ourselves preitied. and our
s0uls renewed during these, the
hottest days Of the year. Well. /
can help you with all your de-
coratins problems. bat you'll
have 20 take cate ~ the inner
man yourselves. Shop Hopping
doesn't get into that territory.
q = q
Yea don'f have 20 own .
camel or IN elephant. or cole
bssis New Years In shs Pagan
manner twho said sosl. 10 own
the lovely Indian ssrns Bells
q ne South Seas Gin SHOP.
They have svsrY imasinsbls
bird Of brsss osrns Bells thsrs
snd ihsy make hssihsn musie
In fhs bsssss whsn hung on
ihs porch. - beside shs doer
N place 81 . deer bsil..
South Seas Il fuli Of things
osisntsL There 10 hard 10 GET
bseas. n serving plsies and
.1scosn1ivs dishes. Neal Chi
nsss porcelain vases and fsf
seAna iuos. We locked 10 see
n ths Deuial propristor he'd
sisn1y almond eyes. but he
s1iII locks ell American.
The heather Chinese are On
artistic folk and Q touch Of
oif China In IN American
homs h nice.
= a a
To snitch q line about taxes,
/. one more tax boost and II
win be- difficult o. find anyone
with more money than brains.
= 4 4
Fsbrics fhis yesr are dssign.
"a large snd splashy and sure
10 catch your ere. 30 u you're
planning 10 cover up the old
furuifuss snd O. . little dress.
ing ~ ior Easter. The Adsline
nkso hes ihs fairies. The idsss.
NJ kncw how. snd beat of al
shsY can % me whole Job Tor
zeal
n you already have ycur
sun lsbrics Atsline y
hsoDy 70 cut snd 90 hem 10
yons Surnifurs - sssi custom
ms1s esvsss and drspss. o.
~ 60 shsw you . bic sslsc-
lksn q mstssisls right In shs
49, q ssssonebie prices
Yhof's A6eIIne's. on ne.
ming. scross from fhe Man
vel rusnlfurs CO.
4 = =
Winston Churchill has few
things ~ say about honesty.
courage and truth via The
voicc Of Churchill" that | would
like % pass on. We says that y y
i fine thing ~ be honest. but y
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-27

M the dsYs On fsiss Lsr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-27

rsins Neifsps's yuns ea,ssass
must b masksd pretty ssii a
me news 80 hsvs 10 ssssecf
land we've cheehod iaI. O.
June Can. Miss Nesssgs WIN -
srsdusssd with heasrs n M.
sac from Fiesi1s ossss Univss.
siiy. Thea just lest Fsi1sy. a
wss snnsusosd shss Lsssains
Win also - . yuas bsi1s. an1
her srsnd ssiscaiea e. ~
Brides Table q Dsschesmhss
jewelers. hears shis iassrna-
ton cut Tee.
Her sslsesisa In chiaa h Ne
vsry bssutiful Sylvia N Ilss.
Hand. fhs nsw Fssneis Ylpss
Sterling by Red Dassea -
Dolly Madison esysssi ~ NJ.
ser. Our conUsosuloeAons e :
truly lovely ss,ee1isa.
Miss Lssssins mssssos b .
popular yeun0 HeY wesoos.
graduate q Ksy Wen -
echeea IN 1884, ~ Ill -
daughter II -. DooklooA
Notises Of SO ostaoell q.
- wtil bseemo - hoooo q
psskss Euvsas boshsn. 80 -
Ar. ssd hoss. ,. q. eoshoa e
Hsasne. Tsxas. q ~ risst
bsptiss Church In Ksv wet
In Juns.
30 now fhs peosheomn,s
Jewelers. and this eslumnv vins
10 take This epDes1outsy %
eongssfuisIs ess u HeY vess's
mosf tsisntsd 81 puD,.lss
young ladies' en- hes oro1ns.
Hon. her sppsseehiae nuDalols.
and her chsies - epOei.a.
ments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-27

More news from ihc eggrlani.
We want you 90 stuff u this
time for a tempting main dish.
Tut Il In half lrngthwiso and
trim ont us stern Then scccp
oui al the inside leaving just
the skln and about one-qusrter
inrh a ere sn~as Cut the egg-
plant up fire and asasie Until
Golden browh with one small
omen. ons clove a minced gar
lic. one half cup CELERY cut fine
Ia tAo tabi~spcons 81 chicksn
faf. season with salt pepper ard
sweet basil Then mix well with
one cup Of bread crumbs and
pack firmly into the shells. ,ake
ln Z baking dish that y sitting
la aboui ons. hall inch wsier iu
q larger pan Bale about ~
minutes in . moderate oven. uf
until uel Drowned
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-27

Dld sou evtf Wy tossing shuss
nics fiolsum cvtssge rcils- ID 4
and you'll never 80 bark "a
plain old bread toasted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-27

To snitch q line about taxes.
~. one more tax boost and II
win be difficult g. find anyone
with more money than brains.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-27

And there II d al ~rspp~d w
IN . nisv new package ard tied
with : green ribbon for spring
We hops this s<eson will be .
prosperous and helpfsal one Zoe
you and that eli eur shop hop
PING won't be In vain IAke al
ways. Jaxon--gAdvt-l
Milford chronicle., 1952-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Veirl Webb enter
tanned guests on Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Messick, of Will
mingtony was the weekend guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sam
mons and daughters.
Special:
The Appel-Tucker VIEW. Auxil-
larry met at the Glendale School.
The meeting was called to order by
the president, Mrs. Reba Dicker-
son. Those present were Josephine
Kitchens, Elizabeth Meredith, Cora
Marker, Ida Mae Abbott, Reba
Hoyt, Louise Jones, Betty Clark
Althea Pepper. After the meeting,
refreshments were served and en-
Joyed an an enjoyable evening was
had by all.
Special:
The Appel-Tucker VIEW. Auxil-
larry No. 9244 will hold a bake on
Saturday, June 21st, at II o'clock,
in front of the Glendale Market.
School News:
Last Wednesday. Mrs. Mick's 5th
and 9th grades had a picnic at
Chestnut Knoll. In the afternoon,
they mOtored to Dover and visited
the art exhibit in the State Depart
ment, where they have many items
Of art exhibited. The exhibit will
continue until June 18th and we
hope any of our parents or friends
who go to Dover will visit it and
see our art work. Mrs. Ruth Webb
and Mrs. Grace Moore helped with
the transportation and supervision
We are very grateful to these
ladies for their help.
Baseball News:
On Sunday, June 18th, Glendale
will again attempt to play theil
first home game of the season with
Wyoming, current leading team oil
the Mar-Del League. Last Sunday
Glendale lost a well played game
at Viola by the score of 6 to 8
Milford chronicle., 1952-06-13

Meeting:
The New Market W.S.C.s. will
meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood
Kenton, on Thursday evening, June
18th. ALI are cordially invited.
McCOlley's Methodist Chapel
Rev. j. B. Pettus, Pastor
Sunday, June 18th
Sunday evening, June 22nd, the
Children's Day program will be
presented at 1880 pm.
Union Methodist Church
Rev. j. B. Pettus, Pastor
Sunday, June 18th
Sunday School services at 2 pm.
Preaching at 8 pm. by the pas
tor.
Faith Bible Holiness Church
Rev. Robert b. NailOr, Pastor
Sunday, June 18th
Sunday School services at 2 pm.
Preaching at 8 pm.
Everyone Welcome.
Milford chronicle., 1952-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs Houston Long Of
Philadelphia spent Saturday eve
ming with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph MCGEE of
Philadelphia were weekend guests
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lockwood.
Mrs. Sdllie NJ. Brasure returned
home after spending some time
with her daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Granville White at Laurel.
Edward Horsman and family of
Bivalve, Md, spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
HOrsman.
Master Gregory Davis of Sails
bury, Md, spent Friday to sun
day with Sandra and Sharon Long.
Mr.. and Mrs Arch Steel of Mil
ton spent Wednesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Brumbley.
Technical Sergeant E. Austin
Baker and Mrs. Baker and son
Eddie left Friday enroute to Is
rael where he is assigned to duty
Milford chronicle., 1952-06-13

Tommy Wells and Bobby Neibert
shared the pitching chores. Weak
hitting again hampered the scoring
chances of the Glendale team.
Dave Burton and Gerald Smith,
former Milford High School stars,
have been added to the Glendale
roster and are expected to take up
the slack in the Glendale offensive
attack. This will be the first home
game for the Glendale team, hav-
ing lost games to Frederick, FELTON,
and Viola. We hope this coming
Sunday will find Glendale on the
winning side. Game time will be
.2:30 pm. at the Glendale School
ground.
The Bookmobile will be stationed
near the Glendale Post Office, on
Friday, June 18th. Don't forget
Friday the 18th.
Church News:
Glendale Methodist Church
Rev. j. b. Pettus, Pastor
Sunday, June 18th
Sunday School Services at 10000
am. in charge of F. w. Ireland,
supt.
Preaching at 1900 am. Sermon
by the pastor.
Evening Service at 1880 pm.
Class No. 6 will be entertained
at the home of Mrs. Bessie Harri-
son, on Friday evening, June Is.
Don't forget Friday the 18th. All
are cordially invited.
Milford chronicle., 1952-06-13
DAGsBORO
By Mrs. EssIe Hickman

Many attended the baccalaure.
ate services held at the John M.
Clayton School Sunday night
Much sympathy is extended to
the family of Lemuel Lynch who
passed away the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Budke of
Baltimore spent the weekend with
Horace L. Hickman and Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard West.
Miss Sandra Hudson of Frank
ford was an over night guest of
Miss Una Lee West last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Daisey
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Long and family.
Isaac West is i'll at the hcme of
his son, Mr.. and Mrs. Armel West
and daughter Eleanor of Mills
bOrO.
Milford chronicle., 1952-06-13
AIRPORT REcLAssIFIED

TIE LAVIV-(P)-Lod airport in
Israel will get Teclassified as a
Glass B airport with the extension
of it's main runways and other tech
nical improvements almost COM
pleted, a spokesman Of the Minis
try of Communications said.
LOd will be the 9th airfield in
the world to be so ranked, putting
it on equal level with the London,
Zurich and Paris airfields.
Milford chronicle., 1952-06-13
GLENDALE
BY Mrs. Hazel
D. ElIingsWOrth
Phone
Milford $3.50
Community News:

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Mr. and Mrs, John Barnshaw, of
Philadelphia, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. c. E. Carey last week.
Miss Mia Macklin is receiving
treatment at the Memorial Hospit-
al, Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs John B. Derrickson
were callers Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elton
Lynch, of Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Ireland and
daughters were callers in Milford
during the past weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wilson
were Sunday callers of relatives
and friends in Bridgeville.
Miss Phyllis Dickerson, a student
at Wesley College, Dover, is spend
ing her summer vacation with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Webb enter
tanned guests on Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Cardigan and Mrs
VIM. o. Holloway, of Lewes, were
callers in town, on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin A. Evans,
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John Keefe were Thursday eve
ming callers Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
b. DeTricksOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Belts, OF
Milford. were callers of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. T. Baker Jr. and family, on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wiley
spent Sunday afternoon with their
daughter Jeanette, at her home in
RehOboth. Jeanette accompanied
them home, returning Monday eve
ming to RehOboth.
Miss Barbara DickersOn, a stu
dent nurse at Wilmington Memoir
ial Hospital, is spending a few
weeks with her family here.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence SpiceT
and Mrs. E. Donovan enjoyed a trip
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Lynch and
Mrs. GweDdolyn Wootten were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Abbott Jr. and family, Of George
town, last week.