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Evening star., 1952-05-11
Row Houses in u. S. Criticized
by Leading British Architect

Modern architecture-like med
icine-is international in charac-
ter.
That's why Andrew Graham
Henderson, visiting British archi-
tect. hasn't observed anything
strlkingly different in factory
plants and urban homes on this
side of the Atlantic.
The president of the Royal In
stitute Of British Architects, on an
American tour. does see one vital
difference over here that affects
suburban and industrial planning
"You have so much room to grow
in and our cities have reached
their limits" he declared.
For this reason, crowded Eng
land has real problem planning
the 80 or more satellite cities that
have sprung up since the war.
These industrial cities must have
their homes, schools. shopping and
recreational centers, besides their
big plants. The government is
building them in cooperation with
businessmen.
Urban redevelopment in London,
for instance, Is going on much as
it Is in big cities here, except
there's trouble providing space for
rehousing families outside. The
trend in London redevelopment,
he said, is toward elmer rings
whereby eventually it is hoped to
eliminate much of the Victorian
era architecture.
In American cities, Mr.. Hender-
son said he finds "too much same
ness" of residential architecture
especially those rows on rows of
row houses. They're trying to elm
mate English rows as much as
possible, he said.
The Government in England,
besides building 95 per cent of
the new housing, is giving business
and industry valuable technical
Evening star., 1952-05-11
Pocket-Size Books
Appear in Norwuy

OSLO.-Gylendal, one Of Nor.
ways largest publishing COM
panies, has launched a new series
Of low priced books patterned
after the pocket-size editions
popular in the United States.
Among the first authors whose
works will be featured are James
Hilton, Somerset Vaughan, Eve
Curie and Daphne du Maurier.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
Busy Thief Caught Again

A thief with Q 35-year record
was caught red-handed again re-
Gently in Mexico City as he sought
to pry open a suitcase.
Evening star., 1952-05-11
First Congress in 1913

CIUDAD TRUJILO, Domini-
can Republic. - The first demo-
cratic municipal Congress in the
New World was held here in 1918.
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24
Chief Kemp
Returns From,
Vacation Trip

Chief of Police and Mrs. Joseph
O. Kerlp have returned to their
home at 1890 Duncan street after
a three weeks vacation.
The Kemps left June 81 and
motored first to Charlotte, N. c.,
where they visited with Mrs.
Kemp's relatives and then con-
tinued to Hartford, Conn, where
they visited with Mrs. Grace
Barcelo. . sister of Mrs. Kemp's.
On the route back, they stop
ped to see other relatives in
Rocky Mountain, N. c.
On reaching Miami, Chief
Kemp proceeded to Pensacols,
Fla, where he attended the
Peace Officers Convention with
Police Lieutenant Buster Cerezo
and Irwin Hall. police officer.
Chief Kemp returned to duty
at the Key West Police Depart
ment today.
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24
Civil Service
Announces

A new examination for Chemist,
Engineer, Mathematician, Metal
lurgist, Physicist, and Electronic
Scientist, was announced today by
the Board of u. S. Civil Service
Examiners for the Potomac River
Naval Command, to fill positions
paying from $3,4l0 to Sl0,S00 a
year in Naval field establishments
IN Washington, D. c.. and vicinity
and in the Engineer Center at Fort
Belvoir, Virginia. Positions of elec-
tronic scientist in other Federal
agencies in Maryland, North Caro-
lima, Virginia, and West Virginia,
will also be filled from this ex-
animation.
No written test is required. To
qualify, applicants must have had
appropriate education or expert
ence or a combination of both. In
addition, for the higher-paying
jobs, they must also show profes.
sional experience in the field of
work for which they apply. Appli-
cations will be accepted from col
lege students who expect to COM
plete the required study within 8
months. Age limits for positions
paying $3.410 are Is to IS years;
for all other positions, Is to 62.
These age limits are waived for
veterans.
Further information and applica-
ton forms may be obtained from
the Commissions Local Secretary,
Mr.. Robert Valdez, located at US
Post Office, Key West, from civil
service regional offices. or from
the United States Civil Service
Commission, Washington Is, D. C.
Applications will be accepted until
further notice and must be filed
with the Board of U. S. Civil Ser.
vice Examiners of the Potomac
River Naval Command, Building
81, Naval Research Laboratory.
Washington 25, D. C.
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24
Coming EUelsts

THURSDAY, JULY a.
Rotary Club luncheon at l2:lb
pm. ST. Paul's parish hall.
Fleet Reserve Ladies Aux. Unit
56, regular coffee, 10 am.
Beach Patio, Naval Station.
Navy Wives Bowling League,
Ms, / pm. Also open bowling.
Order of DeMolay Boys. Scottish
Rite Temple. 7:3o pm.
v. +. w. Ladies Auxiliary, Post
Home on Elizabeth St., 8 pm.
Sparkling Waters Rebekah Lodge
No. II, K. of p. Hall, 8 pm.
Or. Felix varela Lodge No. "a,
9l9 Elizabeth ST., pm.
Ladies Auxiliary Arthur Sawyer
Unit No. q, Legion Post Home,
SPIN.
JayShees meeting at clubhouse.
7:30 pm.
FRIDAY. JULY as
Cayo Hueso Grotto dance and
floorshow. Elks Club. annex,
9p.m.
Meeting Alcoholics ANONYMOUS,
First Presbyterian Church. .
pm.
Meeting, knight Of Pythias, Py.
THAN Hall. 72s Fleming ST.. at
SPIN.
Fern Chapter. No. Il, Order Of
Eastern Star. Scottish Rite
Temple. 8 pm.
SATURDAY, JULY 2s-
Youth for Christ Rally. Fleming
street Methodist Church. 10
Fleming street. 7:s0 pm.
Youth Center dance, Wesley
house. 7:3o pm.
MONDAY. JULY Is
Beta Sigma Phi sorority. meet
ing. San Carlos. s pm.
Anchor Lodge No. lsz, Scottish
Rite Temple, 8 pm.
Meeting of Cahalieros Mesodis.
tas. Wesley House. 3 pm.
TUESDAY. JULY Is
Dinner nseting. Kiwanis Club
q, Casa Cayo Hneso restam
ant. s:<S ., n.
Youth tor christ Bible Study. T;se
pm. Fleming street Methodist
WEDNESDAY. JULY 10
Ladies Day Golf Tournament. X.
w, Coli Course. 9 q. m.
Neessng. Junior q. Commerce
clubhouse. 3 pm.
Meeting. Island City Navy wises
Club No. SS. Bidg. Ia n. G..
.esM a.
Cerebral Palsy ASsoeiasson fer
Monroe Coanty. meeting a, SiT
Eaten Street. . pm.
Zx.ii owe. luncheon and bridge
al Aegrpasms. ] pm.
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24
EX-RESIDENT PAYS
VISIT TO KEY VEST

Mrs. Kathleen Nottage and Mr..
and Mrs. Parker Mahan have
been entertaining houseguests from
Birmingham, Ala, Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian Yates and their son and
daughter, Bill and Judy.
Mrs. Yates formerly taught at
the Key West High School. This is
the first trip to Key West for the
family In eight years. Last night.
the visitors were conducted on q
tour Of the city and they
expressed delight and amazcment
at the Improvements, especially In
roads and buildings and remarked
about the number Of people live in
Key West the year around.
Regular tourists 10 Florida, the
Yates said they would like to live
here. However. Mr.. Yates who Is
q Birmingham business man must
return home with his family to-
morrow.
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24
The Veterans
Corner

Here are authoritative answers
from the Veterans Administration
to four questions Of interest TO for.
mer servicemen:
@. I'm q World War II veteran,
and ] just got q job in France,
where I expect 10 remain for a
good many years. Could get a
CT loan to buy . home in Franee7
A. No. Property bought with the
help Of q GI loan must be located
only In the United States, its terri.
tories or possessions. and not in
any foreign country.
Q. I've just finished pre.medieal
training under the CT Bill, but ]
haven't yet been able to get admit
ted 10 q medical school. Does this
mean I'll have to forfeit my re-
naming CT Bill entitiement,
A. No. You win be permitted to
continue with your professional stu
dies whenever you find q medical
school that has room for you. You
must. however. establish the fact
that you have applied for admis.
sion regularly. after completing
your pfe-medical training. How.
ever. ycur professional schooling
cant so On heyond July s, 1855,
q. I'm receiving disability con.
pensaiscn checks each monsh from
the VA I've had 10 60 pretty
heavily into debt. and my eredi-
tcrs are demanding their money.
Do they have the right 10 demand
any part of my compensation
eheckxs
A. No, Year compensation pay
meats are exempt truzn seizure,
levy O. attachment
q. I'm . raralyred veteran. eli.
gihie for VA housing grans. Must
! use the rscney 10 buy a new
house oolyr
A. No Tie grant may Be- u,<1
for tAss purpose. an<a also for
the purpose ef Esmosslsnx ~ exist.
fnx n~MSs< For ycar Require n.nts
o. tx psyaax ah the indebtedness
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24

Casterton, will play.
Mrs. Everett Cox, president Of
the association, reports that col
lections have already been coming
in from the boxes distributed
around town. In fact, one visitor
to Key West has done more than
his share toward the associations
clinic. He is frankie .Creech,
seventeen years old, of Southport,
North Carolina, who has been
, visiting his aunt, Mrs. Myrtle
Wescott, proprietor Of the Side
walk Cafe.
frankie has a friend who has
recovered from polio and says ht
knows ~,hat it is like to be Grip
pied. He passed the box" to the
patrons at the cafe, and came UP
with $ 80, more than five dol
lars Of it in pennies. (Nice work,
Frankie).
Another contribution recently
received was that of Mr.. Harvey
Bush, who made the metal tops
for the new collection boxes.
Mrs. Grace Palacios of Thomas
street has been named co-chair-
man Of the drive and is in charge
Of awarding q Welsh Circulator
fan, now on display at the Tropi-
cal Hat Cleaners, TIA Thomas
street. A Westinghouse Mobilaire
fan, now on display at the Allen
printing supply store on Duval
street, will also be awarded. This
award will be made at the dance
at the Elks Club, August 2.
Now that the first years salary
for . trained therapist has been
raised, it is expected that he will
be here and ready to work in
October. The current campaign
is aimed, principally, at providing
equipment for the clinic. All old
members are urged to send in
their membership dues and at
tend the monthly. meetings, and
all persons who are interested
are urged to join the association.
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24

DR.. Felix varela Lodge No. 81
F & A NJ. B.P.O. Elks No. 55l,
Key West Lodge Knights Of Py-
thias. Dokk No. 50, knights Of
Golden Eagle No. s, and Enter
prise Hose Company No. . vo-
lunteer Fire Department.
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24
Double Wedding
To Be Performed
By Roy Harnlin

A double wedding will take place
tomorrow at the office Of Justice
Of the Peace, Roy Hamlin when he
officiates at the marriages Of two
Philadelphians TO two Key Westers.
Nan Goldberg Of Philadelphia
will be married to Henry Monroe
and Harriet Wills, also Of Philadel-.
phia viii become the bride Of Ran
dolph Roberts.
A reception for the couples will
follow the weddings at s pm. at
Hamlin's office on Whitehead st.
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24
Apply To We'd

Six couples have applied for
marriage licenses this week in the
office Of County Judge Raymond r,
Lord. They include: Clyde Els.
worth Williams, Jr,. USS Sea Dog
and Sybil Louise England. South
Berwick. Maine; James e. Bell.
La Coneha Hotel and Olga Lcun.
ders. i&23 Washington Street:
Frank J, ohlasncy. Johnson City.
New York and Conchita A. HERE
IA. i2is Simonton Street; Ambrose
Milton Heuer. Gamhills. Md. and
Fortune Garland Of isof Alhury
Street.
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24
DEATHS
LERo' TORRES
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LERo- TORRES
Funeral services for Chief Le-
roy Torres, IS, who died Tues
day IN Mercy Hospital, Miami,
Fla, will be held Sunday, 4:30
pm. at Fleming Street Church.
The body will be placed there at
l:30 pm.
Rev. E. M. Beard If the
Church of God will officiate at
the services.
Burial will be in family plot,
city cemetery.
Lopez Funeral Home is in
charge of arrangements.
Survivors: wife, Mrs. Florence
Torres, Key West; daughter. Mrs.
Phillip 3aker. Key West; sister,
Mrs. Hillary Crusoe, Key West.
one grandchild, Charlotte.
Chief Torres was a member Of
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24
Watermelon Party
ToBe Held Tonight
By Church Women

The arrangements for the water
melon party to be held tonight on
the lawn of the Ley Memorial
Church were made at last Monday
nights meeting of the w. S. c. S.
of Ley Memorial Methodist church.
The public is cordially invited
and the proceeds of the party will
help the building fund of the
church.
Plans were also made for q PRO
gressive dinner" to be held in Au-
gust. It is one of the projects of
the w. S. c. S. who sponsor such
affairs to aid during the fiscal
year of the church.
Mrs. Tom Curry led the spiritual
program and talks were given by
Mrs. ]. H. Brady and Mrs. Mer-
rill Sands on Methodist nursing
schools.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Curry and Mrs. George Pet
erson. Attending were Miss Cathe-
rine Knowles and Mesdames Tom
Curry, Merrill Sands, Joseph Fall.
on, ]. H. Brady, Harry Richard.
son, W. T. Doughtry, Carl Brill,
Milton Roberts, Charles Allen,
Charles Lowe, Charles Meyers, r..
H. Bramlett, John Milsarek, Lo-
rena Buckley, George Peterson,
Lawrence Hood, Stuart Whiting,
Albert Carey, ]. c. Harrington and
Eugene Roberts, Sr.
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24

n lubIiiCOh Va sooS~A 6~
salad, French fried potatoes, hot
rolls, butterscotch sundae and
beverage was served to SO men,
bers and guests.
Hostesses for the affair were
Mrs. ]. c. Burks, Mrs. K. r.
Chapman, Mrs. r. w. Duerner,
Mrs. P. L. Ruch, and Mrs. r. B.
Lyons. Special guests were Mrs.
James Lancammer, Mrs. A. D.
Dunstane, Mrs. c. N. Sutton, and
Mrs. D. Huckaby.
Twelve new members were in
troduced: Mrs. S. A. Belcher,
Mrs. J. D. Dixon, Mrs. S. r. Fo-
ley, Mrs. w. P. Mills, Mrs. w. H.
Heider, Mrs. E. G. Lewis, Mrs. F.
II. Mann, Mrs. w. L. Matthews,
Mrs. c. E. Nester, Mrs. ]. H.
Roach, Mrs. w. r. Storm and
Mrs. DAVIS.
A short business session was
conducted by Mrs. ]. d. Latimer,
club chairman, who is leaving
Key West for Hutchison, Kansas.
Mrs. j. P. Harris was elected CO.
chairman to replace Mrs. j. L.
Bettinger, Jr., who in turn will
become chairman. Mrs. J.. M.
Bigelow was representative to
the Fl. Taylor Officers Wives
Club, urged all members to at
tend the monthly luncheons at
Fl. Taylor.
Farewells were hidden to Mrs.
c. A. Dorsey, Mrs. O. A. Hamm,
Mrs. r. w. Legare, and Mrs. j..
d. Latimer.
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24
LEGION AUXILIARY
SETS MEETING TONIGHT

The American Legion Avxili
Try urges that oil members as.
end fhe important meeting TO-
light st 3 pm.
The organization will gather %
no Legion Post Home on Stock
.sland.
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24
Robert E. Lee
Goes Uncheered

CONVENTION HALL, chieaso
The name Of Robert e. Lee
went vnehssrsd 81 Wednesday
nights session Of the Democrat
ie Convention.
Reason: The hall was so neisy
when Permanent Chairman Sam
Rsybvrn mentioned ths confed-
crate here's name that Southern
delegates didn't hear n.
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24
Legal Heat Versus
Steam Heat

NEW YORK ~ -- Mrs. Rsy
Finkslstear p0s ths tsssi hsss
"Wednesday On lsndseFd Max
Bsrmsn Tor ksssias her spsrs.
met radiators 81 hcs a. Ne
current heat wave.
last winsss. esrman wss ssnsd
S. Ter net sisans kls ssnsns
sneogh heat,
This si~s. an csasy lslsrd
Magistrates csaFs me- sins ~ss
SH.
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24

cn h0-ne yea already have Il Il
. saIian2e 70 yrar nesds.
gtetsrsns living Ia KEY West who
ssh further Enfornattca atss9s
their h~xaesats ssna4la ecnsass tie
VA Office - Rocen rs. Fe<sersl
BA1g-. key ssE
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24
ATTEND CONFERENCE

Judge ard Mrx Raymcne n
L~aru are in Orlando this ~eek
fer Use Asaaaaa Cons~nsa0a % she
FKerpaz Cns1nfy Judges kSs1~aa.
tien - the Angeeals Hosss IN tnss
city ca Jaay IS And 3SsA-
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24
Higgs Leave
For Washington

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph L. Higgs,
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. William Rodgers, and
Mrs. Higgs' father. Vernon Hicks,
who have been visiting Warrant
Officer and Mrs. John E. Wells,
60 Sigsbee road, Dredgers Key, the
last two weeks, will leave Saturday
for their home in Washington. Mr..
Higgs, who has been with the US.
Weather Bureau 80 years. is sta
toned in the main office in Wash.
ington.
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24
A0I = d s

Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Lester Swank
Of iO2l Catherine 81 are the happy
parents Of baby boy born at t;sI
an. June .. at the Monroe Gen.
sral Hospital. The new son weighed
7 ID and oI. and has been named
Randolph Lee.
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24

Vegnon sLstsyl Gosnex. former
axe soasgpass hurasx for the
Yankees, vasaEEas tAat Sal A&glie
is she hesf psscher in tAe hsg
leagues In ire last Is years
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24

purchased bottom land rights from
the state Of Florida.
Something must be done quickly
or Key West will find itself with a
most limited bayside waterfront
now a big attraction for tourists
and local residents alike.
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24
FOR ATHLETES FOOT 4
kERArolYrlc l& a MUST.

then peels off. expeslng nors germs
to fts killing action. Get T~l>Ls =
keratolyttc. ut any drug stosos 10
not pleased IN ONE HOUR, your
40c hack. Today at .Garcner's PAae.
macy.
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24
Nautical Theme Is Decor OF Luncheon
Enjoyed By FAWTU Officers Vices

decorative nautical theme featured by the FAWTU OFF,
GERS Raus Restaurant Wednesday,
Guests gneeed and given name cards OF navy blue
decorated with tiny anchors Shells horses
coral and of bouganva and aamanda centered
tables covered with navy blue and fish net cloths
The Key West citizen., 1952-07-24
Louis Carbonell To Speak During DriUe
Opening For Cerebral Palsy ASSN

Next Saturday, July g. to the Monroe County
Cerebral Palsy and Cippes Association will formally open
bershp and collection for the Louis Carbone will
speak The Key West High Band under director Harold
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-19

Mrs. William Roberts OF Phila-
delphia, Mrs Walter Stokes and
Mrs. Evelyn B0wersock Of Salem,
N. j., were overnight guests Of their
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Horner on Friday night
Capt. and Mrs. Ralph MCGEE Of
Philadelphia were guests Of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Lock
wood
Dinner guests last sunday Of
Mrs. Cora Daisey were her aunt.
Mrs. Cora Brasure, Mrs. Hazel
West and daughter Louise, and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Ramsey, all Of Will
mington
Mr.. and Mrs. LemueI Mears and
children Of Frankford. spent Sun
day with his brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mears.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harley Vickers CALI
ed on their sister, Mrs. Delhert Dali
sey and daughter, ellen, Sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. H. Hi zman cali
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Brasure
Sunday AFTERNOON near Roxana.
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-19

Jackson and Mrs. Clarence Hudson
were ia charge Of the program. The
subject for the evening was fBuild-
ing for total abstinance through
world peace" Several recitations
pertaining to Christmas were Civ
en- Among them were The Old
Trappers Christmas" by Mrs. Carey
and Ready for Christmas BY Mrs.
Jackson The WCTU hymn was
sung as a dEet by two children
from Milford and accOmpanist on
the piano was Miss Blundon, de
rector Of religious education Of the
Avenue Methodist Church, Milford.
Mrs. Mary Warren and Mrs. Caddie
Rogers, both Of near Milford, gave
talk on the highlights of the
meeting held in Wilmington and
Laurel last week. These talks also
included reports Of gains in MEM
bership and plans made for future
meetings Gifts were packed for
Delaware Colony children. Late in
the evening, refreshments Of home
made ice cream and cookies were
served.
Goshen Methodist Church
Christmas Sunday December 21
9:45 a. m. Sunday School. Special
program in each department in OBJ
servance Of Christmas.
11:00 a m. Morning Worship.
Christmas music by the choirs ana
Christmas message by the Rev.
Harold M. Davis.
1880 pm. Cantata, "The Music Of
Bethlehem, presented by combin-
ed choirs of Grace and Goshen
Churches, totalling 80 voices. Solo
lists will be Miss Jackie Jones, Bill
and Dickie Wright, Mr.. and Mrs.
LemueI Evans viii be the director
and accompanist. The presentation
Of this cantata is eagerly awaited.
Let us attend.
Monday evening, December 22nd,
at 1880, the Christmas party Of the
Sunday School will be held in Fell
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-19

loWship Hall. Christmas films viii
be shown, children will sing in
groups and solos and Santa Claus
viii arrive with gifts for everyone.
Tuesday, December 23rd, at 7.O0,
the members Of Mrs. Evans class
Of young adults viii meet at the
church and then go to the homes
Of shut-ins where they will sing
carols. Mrs. Iva Reed is serving as
chairman of this group.
Christmas Eve at 10 o'clock MYF
members will leave from Grace
Church to go carolling.
Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock.
men Of the church will meet and
arrange the Nativity Scene on the
church lawn. Headed by Rev. Dav-
is, men who will help are: John
Curtis, Arlington Hickman, Frank
Kitchens, Grant Lebar, Davis Linz
go, Ray Hancock and Frank Reed.
Shop And Save In Milford
Bargains Galore In Every Store
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-19

VIII be given to the members Of the
Sundy School The program will
begin at 1880 and everyone IS cor
daily invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Crouch
spent the weekend in Philadelphia
with their daughters, Mrs. Chris
SchWeizer, Mrs Vernon Lucke and
Mrs. Albert Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. David Dutton, Jr.,
and son David and Mrs. David Dut-
ton, Srs were Sunday dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wilson in
Leipsic, Del.
On Wednesday Mrs. Goldie
Owens entertained Mrs. Charles
Stour Of Jenerson's Cross Roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. houston Warren Of
DOFer were Sunday guests Of her
mother, Mrs. Clara Donovan.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Vent,
Mrs Marion Diniker and sons Bob
BY and Jimmy and Medford King
spent Saturday in Wilmington.
During the weekend Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl King were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Wolfe in Spring
field, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Barr and
daughter Of Philadelphia, were
Saturday guests Of her father,
John Z. Crouch.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Lester Radke and
Mrs. Ivah Reed and son Bobby
spent Saturday in Wilmington.
Mrs. Charles Barker, Mrs. Har-
old Davis, Mrs Ernest Conwell and
Mrs William G. Crouch were
Thursday shoppers in Wilmington.
On Monday evening members OF
the Milton WCTU entertained sew
eral officers Of the county 0rgani-
zatton in the Social Hall adjoining
the Grace Methodist Church. Mrs.
Mary Warren, president, and Mrs.
Bertha Carey, Secretary Of Sussex
County WCTU, were guests at the
joint meeting of the Milton and Lii
Ian Cade Unions. Mrs. Charles
Milford chronicle., 1952-12-19
MILTON
By
Walter ". Crouch
Phone
Mnton 4aag


Medford King arrived ia Milton
on Wednesday after receiving his
honorable discharge from the US
Army. During most Of his 2-year
hitch he was stationed at Camp
Lee, Va. After several weeks va
cation, Med viii return to the du-
P0nt Nylon Plant in Seaford, where
he was employed before entering
the armed services.
Members Of the Young PEOPLES
Organizations of the Goshen and
Grace Methodist Churches will
present a Christmas Cantata at the
Goshen Church ON Sunday evening,
Dec 21st. at 1880 r.zn. The musical
program has been under the direc-
tion Of Lemuel Evans, member of
the local school faculty.
Christmas vacation win begin
for the students Of Milton elemen-
tary and High Schools on Tuesday
afternoon, Dec. 23rd. Many Of the
classroonns are now taking on an
air Of festivity. Students Of each
home room have spent much
tnOugnC IN their decoration this
year and several classes viii hold
Christmas parties before school
closes for the much awaited vaca-
tiOn Studies will be resumed on
Monday, Jan. 5th, at 8 am.
On Monday evening, Dec. 2Srd,
the beginner, primary and inter-
mediate departments Of Grace
Methodist Sunday School will hold
their annual Christmas entertain
ment. Mrs. Ann Welch, Mrs. Eliza
Duttcn and Mrs. Richard Bready
are directing the program. Most Of
the children in each department
will take part in the recitations,
pantomime, dialogue and singing.
Following the usual program.
Santa Claus viii arrive and listrib-
ute the packages which are left un-
der the tree. Candies and fruits