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Evening star., 1953-06-15
French May Depose
King Of Cambodia
Unless He Returns
Spssial Dispatch 70 The ssar

SAIGON, Indo- China, June
15.-French circles said here to-
day that France may have to de-
pose King Norodorn Sihanouk il
he does not soon end his self
imposed exile in Thailand and
return to his Indo- Chinese king
dom Of Cambodia.
The 31-year-old monarch and
an automobile encourage of ~
persons suddenly popped across
the border Saturday and arrived
in Bangkok yesterday. The mon
arch said he hoped to force
France to grant fuller freedom to
his Communist threatened king
dom.
Before departing. the King
transferred full power to his
Prime Minister. Pen Mouth, who
remained in Cambodia's capital,
Phnom PENN. The King gave no
indication he intended to abdi-
cate.
In Bangkok today, q spokes-
man for the King said he had
fed to prevent an anti-French
revolution, and to lead a crusade
to rally world opinion which he
hoped would force France to
grant his country independence.
French ofilcials here expressed
fear the Kings flight would
touch off uprisings by Cambod-
ian ultra -nationalistS, as well as
by strong underground forces of
the rebel Communicated Wet
Mimi.
They said all major Cambo-
dian demands already had been
satisfied and the King only
three weeks ago had told
Frances High Commissioner,
Jean Letourneau, There re-
main some points to settle but
they are only Of secondary i'm
portance."
These sources said this re-
ferred to negotiations now un-
derway aimed at granting Cam
bodia and the two other asso-
ciated states of Indo- China.
Laos and Wet Nam, increased
independence.
Evening star., 1953-06-15
French Wine DRINKING

NEW YORK. - Yearly wine
consumption Of 100 million
Americans is less than that Of
40 million Frenchmen in q week,
Evening star., 1953-06-15
Compulsory Education

COPENHAGEN. - Since 1914
the education of all children from
their 7th to their 14th year has
been compulsory in Denmark.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Coming EUenfs

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IT.
Navy Wives nswIlns I.eagls. ri
lp.m. MS Also open hoWllng
Key wexa Lasna. meeting. e.
p.m az Lions Dea Seminar
Monroe cmuney Hospital Ven
ans Amxiliary sswing group
al hnnplaai. . pm.
Ceramic Classes and hard wesv
ing. I lstp.m.. West Martell1
Art school. County Beach
Aicohollcs An0nymous. closed
meeting Coz members only,
slssA Duval Street
Rotary Cub lunche0n. S. Paul's
Parish HAN. f1:v ON.
Thrift Shop. Navy commissary,
Q % u
CAP cadets al high school. T:sO
pm.
Eika Ledge at club house. 3 pm.
WV Post No. ssli. at post hmOe,
ep.m.
vx.i owe luneheoa
Martha Linda Franks Circle q
wMU al First Baptist. 10 am.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is
Old Fashioned hymn sing and
iellowahip program. Poinclana
Baptist Church. $50 pm
Game nieht, CPo Club. MAS.
Jayteen Youth Center Dance
Poimciana, Q % II pm.
Shrine Cub At Jayeee CHI
Hodse. S:3o pm.
Triangle cldb Of Pythian Sisters,
f.30 pm.
cayo Hueso CrOtto. Red Mems
Han. 9 pm.
Knights # Pythias. Pythian Han,
SPIN.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER H.
Youth for Christ Rally. Fleming
Street Methodist Church. 72'
Fleming Street. 7.30 pm
Dance, GRO Cub at Naval Al
Station, Keyn0ses Combo.
y. m. Gil. ..
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
Sunday
Cocktail Hour. 8 b 2 .. N. q
MAS CP0 Club.
Logia MART" Nrn 3, 0rdeE
cabanerO de- Ia Lax. Inc,
meets at the Casa Temple. az
Amelia S.. $50 pm. ever
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER al
Gym classes for o.w.c, ses
Plane Base. 10 an.
Jayteen Youth ceufsr. Polneians
movies. Q ,. a.
Alcoholics Anonymous opeE
meeting. asa Duval Street
sp.m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
xii Wires Meet
For Luncheon

xii ofneern' wives cfsb heid
- monlily igneheon and brides
msstlng Wednesday % ne pstio
a. Eort Taylor ofirerf Club.
A social hour preceded TIE iun'
sen and . shors business meet.
~ was Bed e witch plans we're
Made Co. Ihrif1 Sop workers.. Re.
wnEtn we're made ~ ysrigus corn.
m1ltee1 pinnning ne October Forl
1eylor mneheon 81 which Zx.il
81 serve 90 hostess MFs. Ruth
Andersen, guest Il Mra y. ".
NIlnkkoEn vas lnlFoduetd and vel
e1med is the gFoup.
MmnHheam followed with . menu
II iobaiar salad, line aherbel and
80 taa end coffee. The aong din.
~ table was decnfnied Nifh bowls
81 ROD hIhlscun. A scarlet aalae
howi AZ each plars carried cut the
eEimson color note. Plaee cards
weFs hand painted Ia q noral de-
en-.
Amer lmcheon the gruup adi0urn'
ed 10 smaller tanles Cor ~ after.
noon of bridge and eanasfa. Mrs,
David spirit was prize winner fog
bridge end Mrs. III e. 6pleer, IL.
fnr eanaaia. Mrs. ". J. Payne held
the deuey prize 81 The cad a. The
cay. MrH. L. l. .Jemison and Mrs
y. A. 6p9oner weFe hosiesses.
Mrs. b. q. poweIl win hold ne
msxt business meeting October 7 al
her horne. "A Maine Road. SlRsbee
Para. Hosleases lar The October
lnncheon On the 2isl are Mrs. r.
y. VaFberg and Mrs n. A. Milut.
Time and place viii be amnounced-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
NetU Officers
By
.RGinbOiC Girls

Ralnhnw Girls AZ Assembly
Number Ia held lnssaliagion ~ new
officers Sunday ~ the Masonic
Temple.
A i1Fmal ceremony welcomed In.
coming Worthy Advisor hElllcenf
Taylor b eol0rful and Impressive
rites. Later. the outgoing officer.
sylvia Smith, vas presented with
her past Advisers pin. 0Gher new
ofilcefs include nillle Afnold, char.
~: Joan Knowles. hope; Constance
Kennedy, faith. Service bars were
awarded 10 members.
DeMoiay boys from he Key
Vests chapter were escorts AZ the
hainbOw Installation.
The ceremony closed with Che
forming q . cross b. The members
In the center of the assebly room.
New officers sang sThe Old Rug.
ged Cross" and the girls formed !
pathway through which the Worth
Adviser and Mother Adviser led a
procession lhnt Included everyone
participating IN the Installation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

PoineianA PTA held iis first re.
gular meeting Of the school year
iszs-Sa 81 the school Moaday eve.
ming IN The new auditorium.
President n. d. Carey opened
the meeting with TIE singing u
America" and salute 10 the fiag.
Mrs. A. Hlgdon led TIE group ID
. lively aingsong. Mrs. carmen
Rhodecap accompanied al the pia.
no.
Albert Carey. Principal. briefly
traced the growth Of Poinciana
Elementary School from It's begin.
ming In the present Community
Building with about one hundred
pupils until this year when Il Il
hey Vests most modern school
with an enrolment Of SO pupils.
lie introduced the teachers and
welcomed them 10 the community.
H. d. Carey conducted a short
business meeting during which the
new budget was presented and &C.
eepted.
Al the eolse Of the meeting re.
freshments. cake iced In the school
eolors and iced tea punch. were
served In the patio by the hoSpita.
|lIty committee.
Announcements:
Mrs. Jerry Israel win be AZ The
school every Wednesday morning
from 8 % $50 10 continue the sale
OF Government Savings Stamps
and VIII give buyers a booklet IN
which 10 keep them. Parents wish.
ING further information may cal
Mrs. Israel at 2.63sa.
Parents caring to visit the class,
rooms are welcome and may cal
Mr. Carey for an appointment. Al
teachers are In their rooms Cor
some time after the pupils have
been dismissed Il parents wish d
see them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

and Mrs. A. n. Schrader, BAL Har-
Dor; Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Taylor and
Mrs. Charles II. wardlow Of Mia
mi and A. Y. Schrader, Jr., Coral
Gables.
Mrs. DonneIly's travelling cos
tune was q gray garbardlne suit,
white accessories and a white or
enid eursage. After a motor trip
through Florida. the young couple
win return 20 Tallahassee where
both win enter their junior year
ps Florida state University where
Mr.. Donnelly Il affiliated with
lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity and
Mrs. Donneliy . member Of Gar.
net Key. woman's honorary leader
ship society.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Paul Justin Is
NOIr PGrGtrOOper

Private Paul =. Anxtin. soa Il
Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Austin. 10
Polneiana. and a member 81 TIE
iiih Airhorne oaartcrmasteF Para.
chute Maintenance Compsny, ilsA.
Airborne Division. r. Campbell.
Ny. has recently completed tha
three week Basic Alrhorne Course
a. ~. Benning. Ca.
Pvt Austin earned bis paracha.
list Wings BY passing q ridges
physical training course and nah.
ing tive parachute jumps from an
aircrait IN flight. He Ia now serv-
ms with Parachute Maintenance IN
his capacity as q qualified Army
Paraehutisi.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Upper Keys C.OfC.
Plans Festival

0ns hundred members 81 she Up.
per Keys Chamber az Commerce
atiended the regular meeting Non.
day at the wharf. Lower Matacum.
BE-.
Tom 1egfern0n. puhllclns. told al
tentative plans 81 the Upper Keys
Lime Festival scheduled Ter De.
eemher st1 Inclusive. Questions
and discussions showed that mem.
ber8 are enthuslastle and wlIl work
eeoperailveIy b make 4 successful.
Buck 0rundy. chairman Of mem.
bershlp. 9eas the rules Zoe ! mem.
bershlp e0niest nat started after
TIE meeting and uill conilnue until
lhe November meeting. Prizes %.
falling 9lao have bern offered b.
the Beard ~ Directors.
CarOlYn v. Cohen, Chairman a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Barbara DeIgadO Married In
Episcopal Church Ceremony

Malotte's "The Lords Prayer" &C.
eompanied by Charles Roberts. or.
ganist wh0 also played the tradi.
ti0nal wedding marches Of Logen.
grin and Mendelssohn and provid.
ed a background Of soft music
throughout the ceremony.
The groom, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James x. Donnelly. Winter Park,
chose Philip Sehmiss. Winter Park,
Tor his best man. Ushers were
James Baker and william 0ster.
houdt.
Mrs. Delgado. mother Of the
bride, wore q turquoise crepe en-.
semble. white accessories and q
eorsage Of pink carnations. Mrs.
Donnelly. mother Of the groom
wore = pink fallle suit, navy blue
accessories and = pink earnati0n
e0rsage.
A reception was held AZ the home
Of The brides parents, zoo Truman
Avenue, where baskets Of white
ehrysanthemums and pink gladiolI
Decorated the rooms. The three.
tered wedding cake was served b,
Mrs, James S. Roberts. aunt q
the bride. Fern, white frangapan
and white candles in silver eandel
abra completed the table appoint
mentS.
The Misses Zola camus and Juns
Yates we're assisted By Miss Gene,
We've Wheeler In serving al IN
punch bowl.
Out Of town guests included Capt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

Family helrlooms provided the
something old" Cor Barbara Juan.
lla Dslgado when she selected the
accessories worn a her marriage
Friday 10 David Lee Donnelly.
Gold earrings In the shape Of but
lsrcups with diamond lnseis be,
Ionged 10 the brides grandmothcg
and q cold pin iewelled with dia.
moods and turquoise belonged "a
her greai.grandmosher.
The ceremony took place al noon
Al ST. Paul's Episcopal Church
whme the service was read BY the
Rev. John s. AFmfield before az
altar banked In white gladioli and
ferns.
The bride, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. y. John Delgado. 100 Tru.
man Avenue. was given In mar
rage BY her father. She wore q
slreet-iength white faille dress
trimmed with rhinestones and 4
matching jacket. Her shoes and the
elose. fitting hat Of silk leaves with
; nose vel were both in turquoise,
She carried her white Rainbow
Girls Bible which was topped with
. white orchid.
Only attendant Of TIE bride VA
Der former college roommate
Miss Lillian Avis Of vero Beach.
florida. who wore q pink faills
suit with white accessories and
carried . bouquet q punk carna
tons.
Sam Goldsmith sang Albegt Has
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

the Better Business Committee.
urged members and non.memhers
90 cheek with tie G. ~ c. office
~ they ere h doubt about sales
plans or ether pFoiects offered 10
them. She read letters of : ease In
which space was sid for . poster.
Upon investigation and eoopera.
ton with the Miami G. Of c. Bet.
ter Business Division Il was found
that the company did not exist and
vas unknown by any authorities.
Mrs. II. c. Booth spoke az the
extended trip she and her husband
made through - states this sum.
mer. They acted 81 goodwill
ambassadors By discussing the Up
per Keys ~ all stops and IN pass
Ing out SO Upper Keys folders 20
selected spots.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
MRS. TfCRlHlN
VISITS HERE

Mrs. Msllmaa Iagrahan. sormer,
b Geraldine Jayeoek q Key wesl
has been visiting friends here. She
Is Twins with bee parents Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Jsyeock, Ia Miami
While her husband Is serving with
the armed forces overseas. he d
Fecuperating from wounds reeelv.
ed IN korean setion and Is now in
a military hospital In Osaka, ia.
pan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

subron wives win hold their Dol.
.phin party tomorrow evening from
7 10 . 81 the Fort Taylor Officers
Club patio, where tickets win be
available.
An submarine officers and their
wives in the Key West area are
invited y attend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

Knifhss u columbus couneEl
1sS1 q Key west are haldlng their
frss Columbus Day Ban e Casa
MsFina Hotel Patio. $50 ,. m- On
October 10. 1851 Entertainment
wEll lneinds the bss, talent avail
ahis from Miami Grand drawing
prize It'll be q bali too room unit
air eUmdiiiomer. PFoceeds VII be
used h START . fund fer . new
buadlnH % house the CouncI.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17

puddings are attractive whea
they are steamed individually Ia
SIX ounce Jelly glasses. Just be
sure 10 grease The glasses well and
I'll them about saF hiii with TIE
pudding batter. Cover them closely
~ tying several thickness of waved
paper over their tops with slring.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-17
Band Boosters Win Meet

Meeting Of the Band Boosters,
parents organization supporting
activities Of the Key West High
School Band. vii be held tonight
az seminary aud Tropical Streets
IN the Band Room al 8 p. m. Joe
Cornell. president. will discuss i'm.
portans topics Al this first meet.
inc Of the school year. according
to Harold CastsrtOn. Band Direc.
tor.
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16
BRIDE CHANGES MIND

NEW YORK - (H) - The bride
had a change Of heart at the last
minute which even caused a diff
ference Of opinion in the Victoria
Supreme Court before it was final
" settled, reports the Australian
News and Information Service
here.
It seems a street car motorman
and a transport conductress decid-
ed suddenly to get married, got a
special license and went to a cler-
gyman's home for the ceremony.
But Just as the ring was being
placed on her finger she changed
her mind, threw the ring on the
door and cried II won't go on with
it,"
The bridegroom later asked the
court to rule the marriage invalid
or to give him a divorce. The court,
deciding the marriage was legal,
gave him a divorce. But the chief
Justice maintained there had been
no marriage in the first place be-
cause he said It was necessary
for a religious service to be COM
pleted for such a marriage to be
binding.
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16

fined TO his home on Fourth Street
for g few days because CT illness.
Mr. John Abbott Of Newark, Del
aware, spent the weekend here
with his wife and daughter Diana.
Mrs. Abbott was the former Miss
Phyllis Danr0w Of Lewes.
Mr. and Mrs William III. Steven
son Of Lewes are receiving con-
gratulatons upOn the birth Of a
daughter, born December 11th. at
the BeebC Hospital The new arriv-
al has been named Robin Kay.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Donald
Baker, Of Lewes, are the proud
parents Of g daughter, named Car
lie, and born on Christmas Day,
at the Beebe Hospital.
The Woman's Society Of Christ
ian Service Of the Bethel Methodist
Church. held a business and social
meeting at the home Of Mrs. How
ard o. Green, Monday evening.
Al Memorial Service and Dedica-
ton was held for Mr. John w. Eli
lott Of 101S McDade Boulevard
Collingsdale, Pa, Sunday, January
18th, at Tully Memorial Presby-
terian Church. at three o'clock in
sharon Hill, Pa. A window was
dedicated IN his memory The son
Of the late John w. Elliott, Sr., he
was Second Mate on the A. S
Dodge, which was hit by the Mi
chael, May 25th. Mr. Elliott, Sr.
was Captain Of the boat. The Eli
otis are former Lewes residents
Mrs. Weston Ellis is confined tt
her residence on Pilot Town ROAD
because of illness. Her MANY
/ friends wish her a speedy recovery
Among those from Lewes wac
will attend the President-elect, ID
d., Eisenhowerls inauguration il
washington, d. c., on Januar!
goth, are as follows Leutenan
Governor and Mrs John w. Rol
llins. Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs
I J. Wright Rowland, State Senator
and Mrs. Thomas L. Johnson, Sen
ator G. Clifton Maull, Mayor ant
Mrs. Otis II. Smith, Mr. and Mrs
/ Eugene Bo0khammer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 7. Johns
ton have closed their home in Pilo
Town, and are now spending tn
winter months in Daytona Beach
Florida.
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16
HOUSTON
BY Mrs. Merrill
ThistleWOOd
Phone
Milford 4944
Houston Methodlst Chnrch

Methodist Church
f. Charles LOuhofl, Jr.s Minister
Services, Sunday. January 18th
1000 a. m, Church School. How
ard r. Moore, Superintendent The
Children's Department, under the
Leadership of its superintendent,
Alvin Brown, is steadily growing
A new class has been formed in
the Church Auditorium for young
people from seventeen to twenty
five years of age, and Mr.. Robert
II. Yerkes is the appointed teacher.
All young people within this age
group are cordially invited to at
tend this class. Watch it grow.
1900 a. M, The Morning Wor-
ship Service. Mrs. Agnes Webb, or
ganist; Miss Carolyn Davis, pian-
list. An anthem will be sung by the
Senior Choir, and the Junior Choir
of thirty voices, directed by Miss
Hazel Sepp, will sing an apprOpri-
ate selection. Sermon by the Pas
tor. AS a s.lip upon the seas is toss
ed upon the waves, from one place
to another, so is the Church often
tossed in the sea Of this world; yet,
never drowned, because Christ is
in it, and hOldeth the helm with
His hand
GAS p. M, The Methodist Youth
Fellowship. Bobby Reynolds will
be the leader. Every young person
Of the Church and the community
is invited to attend this service.
The Regular Monthly Meeting and
Social of the M. Y. r will be held
next Friday evening, January 2Srd
at the home of Theodore Yerkes
/ If you are within the age Of twelve
and twenty-three years, you are in
vited to enroll and enjoy this fel-
lowship.
1880 D. m, Evening Worship Ser
vice. The M. Y. F. will participate
in this service. Sermon by the Pas
tor. Everybody is invited to this
service.
MiIlWOOd Methodist Church
200 p. m, Church School. JehI
Davis, superintendent
$500 D. m, Worship Service. Mrs
Walter Dill, organist. Sermon b.
the Pastor.
On Saturday afternoon at tn
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16

were very pleasantly surprised on
Sunday morning by the arrival Of
Mr.. Yerkes sisters. Mrs. G. J New
man Of Bradley Beach, NJ j.. and
Mrs. Claude S. Yerkes Of Glenside.
Pa. They remained overnight and
returned to their homes on Nom
day morning.
Quite a number from our town
attended the Ice FOllies in Phila-
delphia on Saturday night, includ-
ing Miss Hazel Sapp. Mr. John
Lennon, Miss Ann Sapp, Mr. Cal
vim Prentiss, Mr.. and Mrs William
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Her
rington, Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Webb
and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Simpson.
They reported a most enjoyable
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dukes RObb enter
tained at turkey dinner on Sunday
the occasion being in honor Of their
daughter, Miss Virginia's birthday
which date came on Monday, jan
uary 18th. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Shockley anc
family Of Goldsboro, Nd, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Robb and family and
Mr.. Thomas Robb Of Dover, ane
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Downs and
daughter, Nancy, of Clayton. Vir'
ginia was the recipient Of some
very useful and valuable gifts, in
cluding a Lane Cedar Chest anC
1 several pieces of silverware. 1t wal
a most ENJOYABLE affair.
Mrs. Merrill Thistlewood spen
Thursday of last week with he
daughter, Mrs. L. Paul Greenle'
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16

PHoNg 1854
@ ysv cent visit us Is cheek
ihis nav caialor. or cale-
loe experts win sSPla.n how
Yee can csieiss- shop ~
Phone h's assYl
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16

home Of Mr. and Mrs. William II
Sapp, Jr., the following were bap.
tized by Reverend Charles LOuhoff,
Jr. William H. Sapp. Jr., and chill
dren, Nancy and William Leonard,
Mrs. Clarence Davidson and son,
ROnny Neal. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Maloney and Ann and Jean War
nick, daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Warwick.
The ssrvices on Sunday morning
were well attended despite the
weather. Quite a large number for
the hour Of worship. The minister
delivered a Wonderful sermon and
the music was fine. The Senior
Choir sang a very lovely anthem
entitled, promises Divine.
Diane Morris, youngest daughter
Of Mrs Flo TWilley and William
Morris, is in Milford Memorial
Hospital, where she underwent an
appendeetomy on Friday night. We
hope Diane makes a speedy recoY-
cry, for some Of her school mates
miss her very much.
Mrs. Wilbur Jump and Mrs
Charles Louhoff were on the sicE
list last week. We learned Mrs
Louhoff is improved and able tC
be out and we do hope Mrs. JumI
is also much better and able to b'
out again.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. anG
Mrs. Charles Marvel in Milford
Memorial Hospital on Saturda!
morning. Both are doing fine.
Mrs. Marguerite G. Cooper spen
the weekend at her home in Hous
ton.
Miss Eileen Webb was an over
night guest at the home Of he
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. MeT
| rill ThistleWoOd on Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Yerke
and Mrs. Jennie H. Hendrick
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16

of Milton, and nIr. and Mrs. llar-
shall Wiley and children were din-
ner guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Roy BIZ
hngsWorth and son willard on
sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wilson of
this vicinitS were "a harrisburg
Pa couple 81 Gays this week
Mrs Efie NJ. Parsons visited Mrs.
Sara Pepper Of near COoispring on
Sunday afternoon. She also enter
tanned her daughter and family
from Lincoln over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Macklin, Jr, and
son Andy from Lincoln
Mrs. Florence Stauffer and Mrs
W. Taylor Vaughn and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Lank from DraWbridge
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16
OVERLOOK

Revival meetings are being held
at Whites Chapel each night ex-
cept Mondays
Funeral services were held at
Wilson Funeral Home on Monday
at 2 p. m. for Lemuel Carpenteh Of
Milton. He was a former resident
of this vicinity. He and his wife
lived on one Of the late Robert G..
Houston's farms In this vicinity
years ago. Interment was made in
Whites Chapel Cemetery.
Rev. and Mrs. Hamilton and
daughter, Miss JOY and son Harold
Of Nassau and Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Murray and daughter, Miss Faye,
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16

on Shawnee Road, near Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Genney left
on Thursday evening for Pensacola,
Florida, where they expect to
spend two months with their son,
Mr. Claude Denney and family We
wish them God speed on their go
ing and coming
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16
Average Lawn

The average lawn is moved 20
times during the growing season
with a total Of about 80 inches Of
growth being cut from each plant.
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16

A I0-stofy steei-skele6on bNlId-
ing. erected in Chicago "a 1885,
was the FIRST "szyscaper
Milford chronicle., 1953-01-16

attended Pomona oTane at George
town Grange Hail "a Thursday
with large attendance