Milford chronicle., 1952-07-11


TEMPERANCE COUNCIL - The
Youth Temperance Council En-
campment win be held July 80 at
4 p. m. to August i at 4 b. m. al
Delmarvia Camp Ground near Lau-
rel. Youth of any denomination
VIII be welcome. Total expense for
the stay will be $500. Bring bed
linens and toilet articles. Delaware
youth must catch the vision Of
narcotic education. For further in
formation contact Mrs. Bessie VIII
son, Milton.
KENT GRAND JURY-The Kent
County grand jury on Monday in
dicted William WoOdley, Little
Creek, on a charge of abortion. and
William Leroy Maddox on a charge
Of escape from the Kent County
jail. Maddox is alleged to have
walked from out-of-jail employ
ment more than a month ago and
is still at large.
Judge Charles L. Terry, Jr., ap-
pointed James HI. Hughes, III, as
counsel for Woodley.
VAUGHN Mai. Mollov c.
Vaughn Jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Molloy c. Vaughn, of Dixie-Del
Farms near Coolspring, Sussex
County, has been assigned to duty
IN the Far East, following his grad
uatiOn from the Command and
General Staff College at Fort
lLeavenworth, Kansas, June q.
Major Vaughn and his wife and
children left recently for Santa
Barbara, Calf, where the family
will live.
A graduate Of the University Of
Delaware, Glass Of 1912, Major
Vaughn served as cadet adiutant
captain Of the ROTC unit there and
, was awarded a commission in the
; regular army after graduation.
During World War II he saw serv-
ice in the Pacific Theatre, where
ne earned a cOmmendatiOn from
his commanding officer for "excep-
tionally meritous conduct in the
performance of duties"
AWARDED DEGREE - Henry
, Carroll Pusey, Of Milford, was
awarded a bachelor Of science de-
gree at the one hundred and tWen-
tieth commencement exercises Of
Randolph Macon College last
/ month. Pusey, who is married and
: has three children, is working this
summer as physics assistant at
t Fort BelVoir, Va.
, At RandOlph-Macon Pusey was
: elected to Phi Beta Kappa for his
: excellent academic work. He was
a student assistant and instructor
l in physics and was also a member
= Of Chi Beta Phi, honorary science
3 fraternity.
= The commencement address to
the eighty-two Randolph Macon
: graduates was given by DR.. Doug
las Southall Freeman, noted his
st torian, editor and biographer. The
e baccalaureate speaker was Bishop
n, Paul N. CARRIER, of the Richmond
z Area, of the Methodist Church.
. SCHOOL SECRETARIES = Thu
=, Delaware School Secretaries Asso
= citation will hold its third summel
e workshop on the campus of the
a University of Delaware from July
16 to July 18, 1862.
q Members Of the organization each
: year attend the workshop as q
means of increasing their efficiency
in educational work and knowledge
of recent trends and techniques il
the educational field. The 1852 pro.
gram is being prepared by spe,
)r cial committee under co-chairmeT
TX Frances Evans and Lois E. Lille
m with the help of Gordon c. Godbey
ly Associate Director of University
III Extension.
a. The three-day meeting will in
~ clude lectures on psychology
b. speech, politics, current events, Of
fee etiquette, clothing, and nutri
10 ton. Recreation and extra-curric
re ular activities have also been plan
q, ned.
eo The secretaries workshop hai
III been endorsed by a number of edu
T. Gators, including DR.. George r
le Miller, Jr., State Superintendent o
nc Public Instruction. Enrolment i
W not limited to members of the AS
sociation or to the State of Della
es ware, however, and although abOu
u seventy-flve persons have alread.
ls indicated an interest in the pro
ct gram, registrations from Pennsyl
OA Vania, New Jersey, and Marylanl
"a "a will be welcomed.
M AUTO DRIVERS-Too many dri
in vers read speed limit signs wit
their eyes only.
bo That was the warning issued to
no day by ]. James Ashton, manage
ins of the Delaware Safety Council, I
-er give emphasis to the Importance c
inn speed as related to traffic acci
dents.
DRIVERS should use their head
as we'll as their eyes when the
lge read speed limit signs" Mr.. Ash
sic ton pointed out, eff they expect t
be reach their destination withOU
mc ieopardizing their lives or, perhaps
an the life of an innocent victim {
De- their recklessness."
Mr.. Ashton's statement was mad
the in cooperation with the traffic safe
md ty program Of the Delaware Safet
Is Council and the National Safet
the Council. This month the safety Of
ganizatiOns are stressing "Spee
has Contrel" in their efforts to reduC
jor traffic accidents.
ays Even though the sign may sa
On- IS miles an hour, that doesn't mea