Milford chronicle., 1952-01-18

/. Sylvester, Jr., Delaware Depart
nent Commander of the Veterans
Of Foreign Wars, of the appoint
ment of David S. Hugg, of Milford,
rs chairman of a committee that is
TO meet soon with group of Lewes
and set the date for the
1852 encampment of the depart
ment. Lewes has already been Sc
lected as the site of next summers
convention, but selection of date
mas not, as yet, been accomplished.
Serving with the District No. 3,
Kent County, commander will be
the District No. 4 Commander, Ed
ward Tingle, of Selbyville, and the
chief of staff, Henry
Viehman, of Dover. After meeting
with the Lewes group, this commit
lee will report to the Delaware De-
partment at meeting of the Coun-
Gil of Administration, scheduled to
be held here, in Milford, on Febru-
ary 18th.
REAPPOINTED-Frank w. Rich
ardson, of Camden, Delaware. has
been reappointed to a three year
term as member of the Farm
Credit Board of Baltimore. The an
pointment, made I. w. Dugan, Gov
ernOr of the Farm Credit Admins
tration, was announced by Mr.. N.
W. Taylor, secretary-treasurer of
the Delaware NFLA.
Mr.. Richardson, a graduate of
Michigan State College, is a prom
inent farmer and orchardist in
Delaware. and is president of the
East-Central Fruit Growers Pro-
duction Credit Association with
headquarters at HagerstOwn. Md.
AS a member of the seven-man
Board, Mr.. Richardson will also
serve ex Oficio as member of the
Board of Directors of The Federal
Land Bank of Baltimore, Federal
intermediate Credit Bank of Balti-
more, Baltimore Bank for Coopera-
tives and Production Credit Corpor-
alton Of Baltimore.
COSTLY RIDE - James How
ard Stanley of Salisbury, Md, re-
Gently apprehended through the
alertness of nearby residents for
| driving an automobile on the Del
mar High School lawn and defac-
ing school property, was fined $50
and costs on disorderly conduct
! charge and ordered to pay $50 for
the expense of repairing damages
done to the school property by
Magistrate P. H. Hearn.
Sometime between 1 and 2 a. M,
Stanley and his companions, two
Delmar boys, and a 13-year-old boy
from Salisbury began using the
! school grounds and front lawn for
a driving circuit. The escapade
ended when the car became mired.
Charles Cullen of the Delaware
State Police, Delmar officer, Philip
Breyer, and former school superin-
tendent. David M. Green, and Con-
stable Clarence H. Matthews were
called to the scene and the case
: was taken before Magistrate Hearn.
f DIR. o. A. BARTLEY-in the in
l terest of the Progressive Visitation
5 project of the Woman's Society of
/ Christian Service of the Methodist
= Church, DR.. o. A. BARLEY, Supt. of
) the Dover District, will speak for
= Is minutes starting 2:3O pm, We'd
nesday, January 23rd, over WIDOW.
His theme will be Methodist Wo-
men On The March,.
Groups of women throughout
Dover District-from Middletown
to Selbyville and Delmar will meet
at 300 pm. in various homes. Des-
serts will be seved by the hostesses
and co-hostesses. Some groups will
be unable to meet in the afternoon,
and will be entertained in other
homes at an evening meeting.
Mrs. Earl Sylvester, President
and Mrs. John s. Farrow, Promo
tion Secretary Of the Dover District.
have been in touch with every
Woman's Society in the District
and are endeavoring to assist them
in this project Of enrolling every
! Methodist Woman in the Woman's
Society Of Christian Service.
r PAROLES - Three defendants
charged with breaking and enter
ing pleaded guilty before Judge
Charles L. Terry, Jr., in Superior
Court last Friday and were grant
ed paroles for three years,
! They are: Karl Lynn Qualls. 2S.
Baltimore, charged with breaking
and entering and attempted lar
ceny from a safe at the Cox Dis
. tributing Company, Milford, last
November %, and Charles Melvin
NickersOn, 19, Dover, and Victor
M. Barteau, 20, Rising Sun, charg-
ed with breaking and entering the
) Dover Roller Rink last February.
Qualls was arrested in the dis
tributing cOmpany's building about
5 a. m. by Milford police after they
! had been notified by James F.
I Sanderson, an employee of the gas
= Oline distributing concern that he
had heard a noise when he went
. to get his truck to start his days
! work, it was charged.
) Police alleged that before being
discovered Qualls had drilled hole
q in the safe near the combination.
r He is a former resident of Milford
| where he was visiting at the time
but had more recently lived in
Baltimore. While he was paroled
: to Probation Oficer Robert E.
Lewis his parole will be supervis-
{ ed by Maryland parole officer be-
cause of his residence.
: Nickerson and Barteau were ar
q rested recently by state police de-
fnctivaS Of tho DOver from aftar