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Milford chronicle., 1953-06-26
NABB TIMMONS

Miss Carol Nabb, daughter of
Or. and Mrs. William S. Nabb of
fredericksburg, and Mr.. James A.
Ilmmons, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Anderson TimmOns of Ellendale.
Del, were married in Union Meth
Odlst Church last Saturday after
noon. The double ring ceremony
was performed by Mai. Gen. G. Irv-
ing Carpenter, chaplain, u. S. Air
Eorce. A reception was held in
the Woman's clubhouse. Given i'm
marriage by her father. the bride
wore a gown of imported princess
lace finished with a portrait neck-
lIilC scalloped and embroidered
WIN seed pearls and sequins. The
bodice was fitted with long sleeves
ehulng IN a point over the hand
IuIl| skirt featured a front paneI
OF accordion pleated nylon tuIIe
WIN lace OVerskirt and a chanel
traln. Her fingertip veil fell from
a matching lace cap trimmed with
orange blossoms and seed pearls
She carried a crescent-shaped hon
quet OF feathered white carnations
ana Ivy centered by a white orchid
MISS Ruthann Williams of Col
llhgSWOOd, N. j., was maid of hon
Or Her gown was of aqua nvIon
net ana taffeta with a Jacket of
lyIoh lace over net. She carried a
.aneta mutf of the same color tn |
"nich was attached a cascade of
ye!IoW carnations and ivy. In her
IalT she wore a band of sbirrod |
leI trimmed with feathered earna-
IONS. Diane and Gail PlutscbaIr |
.uhlOf bridesmaids, wore anna
~ esSeS carrying matching nose
says Ihe bridesmaids were Miss
oeity ireland, Miss Rita Wilson
.lG MISS Rebecca Trice of Federl
.isDurg, and Miss Barbara Lvon of
Philadelphia. Their dresses ,voro
lmllar to that of the maid of hon
" Ihelr mutfs and flowers match
q their dresses. Mr.. Timmone bad
5 MS best man Mr.. Gordon Mass
y, Jr.' OF Dover, Del. Mr.. i w
VAIN of Harrington, Del. Mr.
ldroIu Hulliger of BridgeviIIo
'eI' and Mr.. Robert King and M
'eTOy Kemp of Seaford. Del uoro
shers. The brides mother woro = :
Iess OF periwinkle blue silk orpan-
win a small flOwered hat to
@ laIch' The bridegroom's mother
ore pink lace dress with
IlSil Ieathered hat to match. The
ita guulng ny music was played by Miss
; ita Ilmmons of Selbyville. Dai
ISs Is Lou Ann Parker of SeaforJi
ell sang. After a wedding trim r.
.e PoconO Mountains, Mr. and
u rs. Ilmmons will be at home at
k, Del. '0iiue' New
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-26
AbbOtts Will Hold
Annual Reunion

a Ihe l4th annual reunion Of the
descendants of John Wesley and
louisa louisa johnson Abbott of Camden
Delaware' l, will be held at River
view Beach on Sunday June 28
About 100 members of the fami1,,
rom nI delaware, Pennsylvania. and
VIEW ~, Jersey are expected to attend
Inc officers of the reunion are
MI WI raymond Pierson of Dover
Pre-, president; Mrs. Harry S. Marker Of
wilmington, secretary; Mrs. Ralnb
carey OF Dover, treasurer; Mrs
larry larry Paris of Wilmington, general
a basket lunch will be served at
noon.
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-26
The Avenue Methodist
Church
The hOU'o of Happiness"
Roy lawson Tuwes, Minister
SUNDAY, JUNE %


9:45 Church School. Wilson
Sockrider, General Superintendent
me school will hold sessions
throughout the summer. The atten-
dance is still running better than
three hundred. Attendance cards
are given visitors. Newcomers are
enrolling.
l1;OO Morning Worship. Fare
we'll service. The minister will
preach his last sermon here in
observance of John Wesley s 25Oth
birthday anniversary. The subject
vii be "A Man Named John" Mrs.
James Homan will be the morning
soloist, and sing Il Heard the Voice
OF Jesus Say" by Harriss. Small
children may be left in the nursery
during this service. Visitors and
newcomers are invited.
We have had a good time in
Milford We have been we'll received
by both the church and community.
and the future will hold pleasant
memories and constant inspira-
tions for us. We are deeply grateful
for our many friends. The new
Of Avenue, the Rev. Robert |
r. Green, will preach Sunday morn /
ing, July 5th.
Bishop G. Bromley Oman, resi-
dent bishop Of the Washington Area.
and one of the outstanding church
man of the world, has accepted the
invitation to preach at Avenue.
afternoon, November 20,
1t 4:00. Bishop Oman will also
iedicate the new social and re-
,reational unit added to the church
Turing the present pastorate.
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-26
WEDDINGS
RATLEDGE e DAVIS

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Ratledge
OF Harrington, wish to announce
the marriage of their daughter.
Marie Elizabeth, to Jehu M. Davis,
Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jehu M,
Davis, of Milford. The wedding
took place at the home of the bride.
April 18th. Rev. Van Cleaf per
formed the double ring ceremony.
The immediate family was present.
After the wedding the bride and
groom went to Wheeling, West
Virginia. Mr.. Davis is in the Arm
ed Forces and is stationed at Camp
Gordon, Georgia. Mrs. Davis is
planning to join him in the near
future.
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-26
Calvary w. S. C. S.
Circle No. 6

= Circle No. 6 Of the Calvary W. 8
': 3; met'on June 18th at the homo ~
Oh viola Ingram with Dorotb,,
telcIlarason as co-hostess. Seven
Teen members and two visitors were
present. Mrs. Bess Shew was in
charge of devotions. A white
elephant sale was held after which
refreshments were served The
next meeting is to be covered dish
supper held at Ella Warren
ToIIage I, at Big Stone Beach on
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-26

EdWardson, Eagle, Troop g. VIII
mlngton; .nd Gary West, Life, Troop
dVz, Milford; Fred Merganthaler
star Troop So, MarshaIlton.
Ifuck Driver: Edward Wicker
son, Mount st. Mary College.
Buglar: David NJ. Hudson, Eagle
Troop 105, Georgetown.
Dining Hall Stewards: Richard
Davis, Eagle, Troop Al, Whining
ton; Francis Callahan, Eagle
Troop 165, Denton. e10'
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-26
To Be Married
This Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. George s.. Powell
announce the coming marriage of
their daughter, jeanne. TO ,Hows ri
II. harrington, son of Mrs. Jesse
Fhllllps and Mr.. Henry Harring-
ton. The wedding will take place
TINS Sunday, June 2Sth, at 300
,: M IN Avenue Methodist Church.
Delaware.
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-26
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The Presbyterian Church
The Church on the Plaza"
Rev. Kenneth M. KePTeF, Posfor
Church Phone s70I
SUNDAY. LuNE %

~aeW ENStO sHVt
SUNDAY, JUNE %
9:45 a. m, Sunday School ex-
tends a cordial welcome to visitors
and all who wish to know their
Bibles, and learn to enjoy it. Class
es for all ages. Adult Glass meets
at the Humes home, 2O9 South
Walnut Street.
10: l5-12:15, A Church NHrsery is
conducted for children whose mar
ents attend morning Worship.
11:OO a. m, Morning Worsbip
extends a cordial welcome to all
who would learn the comfort tbe
peace, the forgiveness and the
strength of God. Our summer mes
sages are on Bible Seas and
Shores; tOday's message being
The Sea Whose Storms Cannot
Harm"
$3.50 p. m, High-CE meets at
the church. Welcome to all
F:45 p. m, A "Singspiration"
service of song is held at the
manse, 435 South Walnut Street
every Sunday evening these sum-
mer months. Bring a friend-and
enjoy the old hymns, and the fell
lOWship
Tuesday: Devotional Leaders of
the Women's Association will meet
at 2O9 South Walnut Street. at 3
p. m. Read Genesis, chapters, /. 2
and 8. - -
Thursday: Prayer Meeting-our
mldWeek HOur-of-Power, invites
you to share this time of strength
enlng from the Word of God. and /
the Fellowship of prayer. 1880 AT /
the church.
A Church Family Picnic will he
held on Wednesday, July 8tb. at
Wheeler Park in Harrington. All
are welcome to join in. good time
OF fellowship. If you need trans
portatlon, or would like to provide
It, call Mrs. James Carnrigbt@
515O. Bring your own picnic sun
per (there are many grilIs for Dic-
nlc cOoking) And come as soon as
you can after $3.50 p. m. IA case of
rain. the picnic will be pOstnoned
70 the following Wednesday. JuIv
10Th, at the same time.
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-26
St. Paul Methodist
Church
The Church With a Cordial Welcome
Rev. Randolph Fisher, Pastor
SUNDAY. .JTTNE .

SUNDAY, JUNE 2S
1900 a. m, and 300 p. M;
Worship Services. The 11-year-oId
glrl preacher, Arlene Harris of
Philadelphia, Pa, will bring tbe
gospel Message at each of these
services. She will be ACCOMPANIED
by her IL year old sister. WiIida
Pianist. -'9' anu
l.VO p M: Church School. Miss
intendent. pei
rehearsal. ioii
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-26
WLM
ChTisfiun Science Society
Branch Of The First Church Of Chris,
Scientist. in Boston, Mass.
Meets In Milford Grange Hall
SUNDAY. JUNE %

SUNDAY, JUNE %
The subject of the Lesson-Ser-
mon in First Church of Christ
Scientist, 1901 Van Buren, street
Wilmington, Christian Science So
ciety, Grange Hall, Milford and
christian Science Society, v. I. A.
Building, RehObOth Beach, Sunday.
June 28, will be Christian Science.
Morning Service and Sunday
School are at 11:0O a. m.
Wednesday Evening Testimonial
Meetings at 500 p. m. (Milford
first Wednesday Only)
REHOBOTH BEACH: Christian
Science Society meeting at v. A.
Building.
All are cordially invited to at
tend these services.
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-26
First BUptist Church
The Little White Church"
N. w. Second sSyso,


Rev. MerVin X. Ruth, Pastor
SUNDAY, JUNE 2S
9:45 a. m, Bible School. Charles
Thomas, Superintendent. Classes
for all ages.
HOO a, IN, Morning Worship.
700 p. m, B. Y. f.
500 p. m, Closing exercises for
the Daily Vacation Bible School
Wednesday, July 1st
500 p. M Prayer and Praise
Service.
Saturday, July 11th
Our Annual Sunday School Dic-
nc will be held at Trappe Pond
Beginning with Saturday eve-
ming, June 27th, and continninp
thru the month of August. there
VIII be outdoor services held af
$50 p, m, at the bridge on Wal
nut Street, each Saturday evening
The public is cordially invited
to worship with us.
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-26
NJ
The Church Of God
North Walnut Street
Rev. w. Edwin TuIl, Pasfor

SUNDAY, JUNE %
e;45 a. m, Broadcast over sta
tlon WJWL, 900 on dial.
IO;VO a. m, Sunday. School.
Glasses for all ages.
1900 a. m, Sermon by the pas
1880 p. m, Youth Service fol-
lowed by preaching.
Revival services begin this SIM
Gay evening with the Rev w w
Thomas of Florida, as the guest
evangelist. You will enjoy every
service. Prayer for the sick after
the preaching service. Each service
Is i designed to bring peace to the
distressed, power to the weak and
blessing to, everyone.
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-26
MT. EnOn Baptist Church
Rev. D. A. Downing, Poslor

SUNDAY. JUNE %
Sunday School. 1O:8O a. m.
sermon 1o by Pastor, 1880 a. m.
ESO p. NIB. Y. P. U.
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-26
Special Notice

The Weekly Prayer Meeting
service of The Pilgrim Holiness
tabernacle, Greenwood, Del. will
DC changed to Wednesday night
beginning July 1st, at 500 n -
Sunday Gnruicnr
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-26
snap Beana

.- snap Beans
nap up snap beans BY using
pinch Of dried savory i1 ltba.,s .,ls
while cooking. u'eln
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-26

Pilgrim Holiness Church
Church Of Full Gospel
soU'h East Front Street
Rev. Leon Hynson, Possor
Phone ass
SUNDAY, JUNE %
s:45 a.m.-Sunday School Her
pert PassWaters, Superintendent
1900 a.m.-Preaching.
900 to 1:SO p.m.-Young Pennies
Service. William q. Wiley n
charge. :"
100 p. m.-EVangelistic Service
wednesday 7:45 pm. = PRAYER
and Praise Service.
Christ is the door of entrance IN
70 the City Of God. He said "Pv
ne 4 any man enter in he SHAH be
Sin is the barrier in your wav to
that door It is too great for Won to
surmOunt. " -
We can help you. Your presence
at our church is invited.
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-26

SUNDAY Services
z:5O p m, Sunday School.
1880 p. m, Preaching.
1880 p. M, Young Peoples Ser
vice. oi
$500 p. m, Evangelistic Service
Rev. Alfred Clark, Pastor
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-26
St. Johns CufhoIic
Church

CnUFcF
Rev. John A.. COrrlgan, Pastor
SUNDAY, JUNE 28
Sunday Masses at 1880, 300 and
HOO. "'OO anu
st. Bernadette's Chapel, Harring-
ton; Sunday Mass at 9:3O
St EdmOnd's Catholic Church
kehoboth: Sunday Masses at 7.30
and 1O:3O a. m. ~
Georgetown in VFW Hall: SIM
DAY Mass at $3.50 a. M.
WM
First Independent Church
Marshall Street
r. .. Clarence E. VosheT, PasFor
SUNDAY, JUNE %
1000 a. Sunday School
1l:OO a. m.-Preaching.
1880 p. m.--Evangelistic Service
1880 p. m. - Thursday PRAYER
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Mss Sanchez
JOins islanders
Seeing Europe
sis Relatives
Il Couna Spain
Aiier Voyage On
C,lasl alupe

Joining ne throne II KEY Wet.
srs visiting Europe this sunnaner q
Hiss ChFistina Sanehez. q daag
III u Mr. and MI Benlefo San
.eAex e. 1fz7 Eaton Street.
hEistin student nlirse, iEI
10y S d tie Gnadainp3 spsa.
~ llnaF. making 10 nlaide -
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and ten wia gour Frane
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Installation
Of OF
Miami Official
vii iie AZ
ereIonfes Here

The new officers u Arthur saw.
VI Post Nc. d American Legion,
WI 81 installed u Saturday even.
III, jun 1olh 4 - announced
during tie regular knestlng # IT,
Post % Wednesday evening VIM
Inn ]. Neale, 10th District Com.
nsnder II Miami WIN s. ths Ii.
sailing eEficer assisted hy the
KY Wet Guard of Honor. Bethel
Z Jchnson win be installed =
Commander.
81. 4. sualislaNan ~ M
q. 81 Naval klpapiiaI wsa ~
Guest speskes ~ ~ ovonInn.
llos sapie Mns .R6hnblllsalisa u
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b todso. nc. usM eklof u
fsure1s u ~ Naval lseapiIel was
nlse = nllsnnpca
Il waa stated that dufinr Tie
State Convention held it 0Fiaaido
during TIE past Weekend Ne Posi-
ND received ciaI citasion
frum ne nepaFnaenk Tor having at-
aaEned an nIlAinae kieh ID mem.
hexship f0f two consecutive Years.
Nine HIN School Boys win At.
tand the Arneriean Lesion Boys
safe ii Iallahnssee, Jmna a z7Gll,
{ Nas ann0unced ne Poi vii
sgns0r three and 0ns eael vim hM
Sopred 81 ~ foiioWtna urkani-
ralI0a VFW R0 lI Elks
Epiee 81. Inns Club. Rotary Club.
gey esk cDnSlasnry, - and II
Memoeial DaY icee nege an.
nced hi EafnF1n1 . p.1n.. Nnvs
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Post CommaneK Vance G STIR.
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Conservation Ut
~ oter Called For

TIE CITY end 81 NaYaI vessels
and activities Ii tile ksY West.
ares have been requested -
partIeipaas In 1 move ~ cen.
serve water.
Becauao III the reeelat vary Dry
weasher, ils dorAaF ser Sfosh
wafer bas sxcesea ne sapplY
durint He past ~ days. The -
sui has hean HAT lke emeEeensy
storage has Been called 1pon 81
nsoef tise defl eleneY
Il predicted ~ sam rls.
saIlh ehlef aeIeok sisi 81
th1fn6 81 ~ q stihee
9wfasU, has lhn rainy Saa1sN
IN sfnr within atosA u anyn.
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"a efdor q eassSerse prese1s
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Woman s laiIed Today h Embezzlement
Case IS Total Stolen Mounts 70 81 500
CarboneIL Eisner Urge Refrigeration
OF CRY Manager And Tax Collector

Mrs Meta Mansteld 50. 511-C West Poineiann place.
was jailed this morning on Grand Larceny waFrant
charging that abe emhezzed nearly $1,000 in c funds
since last October.
The action ordered BY the city commission, who
met IN last night and the woman was taken into
custody By Constable Harry Johnson a her job ii local
store The warrant was signed this morning 81 City Man
ager Dave King and issued by Justice Of the Peace IRA Al
bury, who said that he will schedule preliminary hear
ing into the charges early week after the report q III
auditor, who Is currently checking The etys books has
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And Taft
Are Split On
Korean Issue
LaWnlak ers Worry
After Tatl's
Latest Speech
By JOHN NJ Hisl.fswsr

Il 49, -
WASHINGTON IN Presideni
Eisenhower and Sen. TAN split ID.
day % major issue Of q. S.
foreign policy.
The President committed Ills "a.
EninigtratiO 10 collaboration and
compromise with friendly nations
Ii Korea and over the world.
he said 40 single free nation can
live alone and that the United
States has so - have friends.
Eisenhower spoke out 1T his
news conference two days after
Tiff. The Senate Republican lead
er, had said the United States
might Is wen forget the United
Nations 50 far as the Korean War
i concerned.
Allied diplomats here. aware that
The Korean truce negotiations are
the Korean truce negotiations are
now ID The showdown stage and
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Social Security
Man 70 Be Here

4 F1pFo1nnlallvo = NJ Miami
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Olored Club
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Tables Nov

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West Floridu hos he
most eqaubls climots ii the
ecunirY. win a. Cyeroge
gs ot only i Fulaz snhsit
, 1953-06-15
ST. MurYs School
Cornerstone to be
Loid at 4:3O. June II

The laying Of the Corner
stone at the new st. Mary's
School building will take
place at 4:30 in the evening on
June II. Bishop Davis will
preside.
A large audience will be on
hand for the occasion. Work
men have been working over
time under the direction of the
Fathers, in an effort to rush
the building to completion.
The building will be among
the most modern, with Miami
type shutters which permits
the maximum amount Of light
and air.
, 1953-06-15
Chumber Persuudes
DistillerY 10 Control
Lees Discharge

After several years of COM
plants against the discharge
of lees in the Christiansted
Harbor, the Chamber Of Com
merce has announced that the
operators of the distillery has
agreed to excavate a large pit
in which the lees will be dis
charged and then the filtered
water pass into the harbor.
The pit will be dug next
week and with this temporary
filtration Objectionable aspects
of the lees will be removed.
Hotels located near t h e
the water in Christiansted
have complained Of the pollu-
ton caused by the dumping Of
the lees. Fishermen and pro-
perty owners also have lodged
complaints, but W ithou t
success.
The lees discharged from
the distillery, the Chamber
points out in its Newsletter,
has periodically been one Of
the worst forms Of pollution.
Not only does the lees create
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, 1953-06-15
Soviet Russid Asks
Yugosluvs to Resume
Diplomatic Relations


The Soviet government has
asked Yugcslavia to resume
full diplomatic relations, it
made known by Marshal Tito,
as over 10000 Yugo-Slavians
cheered.
Tito declared that they will
not be blinded by the smiles
of Russia, however, and made
it known that they have been
at last victorious over the
Soviets. Il personally can
never believe 100 per cent in
the Soviet Union, Tito said, !
wait for them to show their
intentions in practice. do not
believe their words"
The Marshal said that from
tier incidents continue and
are even twice as many as
when Stain was alive. They
smile at us, Tut direct their
satellites against us, he said.
, 1953-06-15
Columbia Gets q
New President in
Coup

Columbia, the only South
American nation to send fight
ing forces overseas under the
United Nations command, has
a new president after ablood-
less coup. He is Lieutenant
General Gustavo Rojas Pinilla.
General Pinilla, 5 seize d
power, after ousting President
Gomez with the aid Of other
Army, Navy and Air Force
officers and with the approval
of both the Liberal and Con-
servatiye party leaders.
The revolution caused no
alarm as an estimated 10000
persons cheered the new pre-
sident. President Gomez had
fired General Rojas as his first
official act after taking over
his office following an absence
of seventeen month, during
which / h e vice president
N#L4#
acted.
, 1953-06-15
Attorney Leader Ill
For Past Week:
Confined to Hospital

Attorney r. H. Amphlett
Leader has been i'll for the
past week and confined to the
Christiansted Hospital, it was
learned today.
Inquiry revealed that his
condition h as greatly inn
proved, but he will be unable to
appear in District Court to re-
present his clients.
, 1953-06-15
u. S. District Court
Opens Tomorrow
10 O'clock

The United States District
Court is scheduled to open its
session at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning, JuneI6, IN Chris
tiansted.
There are only a few cases
on hand to be heard including
o n criminal assault case,
which may not be tried be-
cause of the illness Of the
defending attorney. Another is
against James Guishard for
Illegal entry and re-entry Of
a deported alien; a third is that
against Victor Laycock, a
seventeen year old youth who
allegedly accidentally dis
charged a gun and the shot
struck another youth in the
shoulder. There are also some
divorce and child support
cases.
One the docket in Frederik-
sted are q bastardy case sta
tutory rape and aggravated
assault and battery.