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Milford chronicle., 1953-06-05

son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Murray of Walters Bluff
also her son, Charles Parker, of
Milford.
G. Massey Gum and his daughter,
Miss Nancy Lee Gum, entertained
with surprise party last Thurs
day evening in honor of Mrs. Gums
birthday.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. Crocker were Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester V. Hudson and son
Butch and Mrs. Belle Hall and
children, FlOssie and Elmer Lee.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Society of
the Frankford Presbyterian Church
were delightfully."- entertained by
Mrs. Ralph N. Belts and Mrs. Alice
DuntOn last Wednesday afternoon
in their lovely summer home at
Ocean City, Md. On their way
home the ladies took advantage of
the opportunity to inspect the at
tractiye Model Beach House located
on Maryland avenue near Ocean
City.
MfS. >. IufQef roster ana ner
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Philip FOs-
ter, are spending this week visiting
in Phillipsburg, N. J.
On Saturday John L. Houde re-
turned home from a crOss-cOuntry
trek on business to California and
other states.
Mrs. Charles Gray was hostess to
Stanley party on Thursday eve
ming in the fire hall at MillsborO.
Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Noble and
Mark were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs Robert Graham and son
in Milford.
Aunt Suzy sez:
"The more you anticipate trouble
the more likely you are to have ii. ."
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-05

Classified Ads get results
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-05

June %. The session wiz last. for
six weeks, closing on July 81.
Two Post-Session courses will be
offered at the University of Della
ware this summer. One is a course
in biological sciences and the other
is in chemistry. The Post-Session
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-05

torqNe-tNbe steadiDeSS-bandle like q
fIyrOd Vitb its POwer Steering*-,
gentle to 4 precise halt 1Vitb its POtVer
BrakeS.+
Amd it can seat yoW in the superb
comfort of true sPaciOnsness-becaNse
this big and bratV1y beauty Is the
BNick SUPER Riviera Sedan-roon-
lest si~-bassenger sedan made in
America.
Above all, this car can give you
supreme value-mOre room, comfort,
power and thrill for the money than
you can find elsewhere.
Why not come in and see it, drive it,
compareit? Well be happy to arrange
matters.
*Standard on ROadmastey, optional at extra
cost on other Series tAVailabIe at additional
cost on SHber and Roadmaster models only
TeIevson tea-the BUICK CIRCUS fuesdaY
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-05
University News

President John A. Perkins of
the University of Delaware has eX-
tended an invitation to all residents
of the state and friends of the Uni
versity to attend the Baccalaureate
and Commencement Exercises on
Sunday, June IA.
Baccalaureate Exercises will be
held on the campus in front of HUI
linen Hall beginning at 1900 a. m,
daylight saving time. The Reverend
Charles Samuel Jarvis. S. T. NJ,
pastor of the Salem Methodist
Church of Selbyville, will deliver
the baccalaureate sermon.
The commencement ceremonies
will be held in the same place on
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-05

den; Mrs. Dorothy Kendall, Do
yer; Mrs. Louise M. Virdin, Wyom-
ing; Mrs. May G. Schrem, WyOm-
ing; Mrs. Eadie G. Boggs, WyOm-
ing; Mrs. Anna Belle Brown, Har-
rington; Mrs. Doris M. COhee, Fell
ton; Mrs. Elizabeth r. Hurd, Clay
ton; Mrs. Betty Knots, Clayton.
Chicken Cooking Contest
Don't forget to mail in your en-
try for the National Chicken Cook
ing Contest NOW. The deadline is
June 5. Entry blanks are available
in my Office.
HOmemakers' Short Course
June II to 20 is the time for
HOmemakers' Short Course at the
University of Delaware. The pro-
gram is included in the June issue
of the Home Demonstration news
letter. If you are interested in at
tending, be sure to read all about
it in the newsletter and send in
your reservation to me!
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-05

1t can set you atingle with thrill.
1t can mOVe from zero TO legal speed
quicker and qsieter Than any Buick
before it-and 1Vitb The after smooth
ness of 4 gall in gIide-beca~se this
is q 1853 Buick aVitb the spectacular
getaway of TiVjn Turbine DynatOaV.*
1t can loaf easily mp d long steep bill
-swoob instantly ahead tVbem there's
safe passing to be dOne-Or'aVbisber
along at bigbtVay pace aOitb throttle
barely 0PeW-becanse this is the Buick
b0wered 1Vitb the 1V0rLd'S most
adpanced V8 engine, a0itb record
high COMPRESSION Of 8.5 to 1.
1t can surround you with comfort,
luxury, reStful ease.
1t can VeLvet a roNgb road 1Vitb its
eve~ softer aJI-coiI-sbri''g cNsbi0ning
track true on cWrVes 1Vitb its solid
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-05

the campus beginning at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon. Albert Edmund
Forster, president of the Hercules
Powder Company of Wilmington,
will deliver the principal address.
The University band will play a
half hour concert immediately pre-
ceding the commencement exer-
cises.
In the event of rain baccalaur-
cate exercises will be held in Nit
chell Hall and commencement ex-
ercises will be held in the Carpen-
ter Field House.
%&#
The regular session of the Uni
versity of Delaware Summer School
will open with registration in the
Carpenter Field House on the New
ark campus on Monday morning,
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-05
MORE TOURISTS FOR BRITAIN

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tourist
trade got off to a flying start in
the first three months of this year.
A record number of $4,000 tourists,
including 10000 from the United
States, came to brave the cold and
fogs of a British winter, a current
survey shows.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tray
ell And Holidays Association esti-
mates that a quarter of a million
Americans will be among 100000
foreign visitors expected here dur
ing a coronation year.
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-05

A quarter of the live boy babies
born in 1900 in the United States
died before they were % years old;
today quarter of the boy babies
born are not likely to die until
they are more than SO years old.
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-05


for this program was held on
Thursday, May 26, in the Viola
Community Hall Miss M. Gertrude
Holloway nutrition specialist, gave
the demonstration. Some of the
favorites which were included that
day are Green Beans and Mush
room Casserole, Eggplant Casser-
ole, Broiled Tomatoes, and several
others.
If your club is not one of those
which will have this for a topic, l
will be glad to send you the book
let of recipes for these and many
other d F F e RE Mt vegetable
dishes. If your Home DemOnstra-
ton Club has this program, you
will receive the same bulletin
there. My address is Post Office
Building, Dover, Delaware.
The women who. attended the
leader training meeting and will
later give a demonstration to their
clubs are: Mrs. Emma Everline,
Pennington; Mrs. Anna Elliott,
Harrington; Mrs. Florence Bless
ing, Houston; Mrs. Pearl ROllisOn,
Houston; Mrs. Irene d. Kersey,
VIOLA Mrs. Nancy Brown, Harring-
ton; Mrs. Jane d. Lafferty, Cam
Milford chronicle., 1953-06-05
Kent Home Doings
Variety In Vegetables

DO you some
times feel tina t
you S erve the
same vegetables
all the time? In
June eight Kent
County Home
d e m o n IS t r a
ton Clubs will
be learnin g
a bout different
vegetables and
ways of cooking
them.
The lea d G r
, 1953-05-13
vi. Agricultural Prog. News
Can Agriculture Achieve Importance
in Virgin Islands Economy?

We believe SO. Ii the extent
of local agriculture means no
more than producing the foods
locally consumed, agriculture
will still have contributed
substantially towards the es-
tablishment of a more self
sustaining economy in t h e
Virgin Islands. However, the
success or failure Of agricul-
ture in these Islands will de-
pend, to a great extent, on the
ability Of the local farmers to
adapt themselves t O more
scientific methods Of farming.
Agriculture today is not the
mere tilling of soil, b u t
rather the application of scien
tifcally proved methods in
the utilization of land re-
sources to the f u lie S t
advantage.
If we are to increase agrl-
cultural productivity, t h e
agricultural producer must in
crease his efficiency. To assist
him in this direction various
agricultural agencies have
been established in the Virgin
Islands for the purpose of pro-
noting better and more scien-
tifc practices. In order to
utilize the services of these
agencies in the Improvement
of local agriculture, it is of the
utmost importance that the
farmer and others interested
in agriculture avail them
selves Of all possible agricul-
tural services at their disposal.
For the first time in the his
tory of agriculture in St. Croix
we now have all these agricul-
tural agencies Under one roof.
This consolidation promotes
closer and more efficient work.
, 1953-05-13

ing relationships among agen-
cies, a n d in matters OF
referral it also facilitates far
mers and others who deal with
them.
If agriculture is to become
the mainstay of our economy,
the present and future genera
tons must be educated in the
belief that agriculture is a
worthwhile and noble profess
sion. Those who would select
agriculture as an occupation
must do so with the convic-
ton that they have chosen an
honorable way of life. A move
ment in this direction is al
ready underway in the form
of All clubWCrk among rural
youth. All clubwork teaches
methods designed to improve
practices in agriculture and
homemaking, to the end that
income from farming can be
increased, standards of living
improved, and the satisfaction
of farm life enhanced. In re-
cent years vocational agricul
ture has also been introduced
in the curriculum of our high
school for purposes Of eXplor-
ing the potentialiites of agri-
ture as a future Vocation; and
to encourage interested youth
to investigate this channel as
a means Of future livelihood.
The community can render
invaluable assistance in the
adoption of a more wholesome
attitude towards agriculture by
removal Of the unWarranted
stigma presently placed on the
profession, and bv giving to
the farmer the proper recogni
ton he merits.
In next weeks serial we
, 1953-05-13
NOTICE

1t is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that to use or draw
potable water from public
hydrants for purposes other
domestic, is an offense
punishable by fine and/or
Imprisonment.
A. Paraliticci
Supt. of Public Works
, 1953-05-13

bearing United States Patent Office trademark registration
No. 1925 dated October %, 1910, and now owned by Beech
Nut Packing Company, of Canajoharie, NY, a corporation OF
New York, which has made a showing of ownership OF the
said trademark.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal of the Government OF the VIRGIN
Islands of the United States to be affixed at Charlotte
Amalie, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, this 10th day OF
April, AID, 1858.
Daniel w. Ambrose
Government Secretary for the Virgin Islands
, 1953-05-13
No. 858
GOVERNMENT OF
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS oF THE UNITED STATES
Charlotte Amalie. ST. Thomas
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION i
TO ALL TO WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME
GREETINGS.

ITS is TO CERTIFY that there has been registered IN
the Office of the Government Secretary Of the Virgin Islands
of the United States, at ST. Thomas, in accordance with the
provisions of the Regulations gverning the registration OF "a
tents and Trademarks in the Virgin Islands, approved April !,
1916, the following TRADEMARK:
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Case Against
POlygamOus Sect
ToCOwt Today

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Town Has Water

EDNA. Ne. R-Weary soldlarr
today walehsd watar gunh irom
. five-mlla plpGllne hey had ball
IN - hours q round4he-ciock labor
10 aapply lhts drouuhi-strirken
toWn ol i.6oo
"fhai's ne most beauiliui sinhl
I've ever seen" exelaimed Mayol
Q. 4. CLASSY a. wafer spurtsd
from tAe six-lneA plps into the
eilya reservoir.
u James Boyies. eommandel
Ct q faeman Array Eneineer uni
from ~ Laonard weed, said NJ,
mea womld hep he pumps soias
sor tie weeks. flling ne Feser
weir from 90 3aere lake. Ther
Ne llna I'll be diamnnfied.
Mayor Gala-1y appsalsd 10 IL
Army for help lssi week ane
promised ne tDwn wuuld pay "a
penses 4 TIE Array Engineer.
would Lev tAs llna.
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IN Tmw CIRCUIT coNmr 60 TINS
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MASTERS SALE
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MAa.AkorF. ana SHAW nRuTfi.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY 0FvNN thai
purnaant e. that eeFtafn Ftnai re-
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styled causs 90 ths 1fth cav ef
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LEGAL NOTICES


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&otAna a. he2mNy e4Nea - -
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aAMlEL MAK.AkOFF. ana
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FAANs . fioFidn corporation.
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NOTICE n HEREBY 0IvEN thal
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styled c.ans e she stsh aay e
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n "a estimated thers are asa
languages IN tha World.
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attn oF CALLING zee n1Ds
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Smear sewing Machines
SALES services. partG Sinasl
sewing Maehins CO. iie Cara
Way. cursl cahlsA nov2 q
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1-Apartmemls FOR hems /,
scoxgxxwmDs
NEWLY rsngyaasd hsdrsem apart.
men1 n uizineA Reasunahae
Fasea 81 kimoninn. ngx1tfl
one bsdroom apt Coz quias Edulis
Linens. Utilities. etc. harnishsd.
s1m weekly. LIE Flxida S.
nossoa
S-Reens For Rent
TROPICAL HOTEL: Unaer nsw
management Rooms $50 %
slaoo. Also apartments. iit Duval
s. n0xSz11
ROOMS iaf wurkinR MA. $50
pr wesk. al william S.
CLAN. quiet rooms. ons block
from BUSINESS district Free pArk.
lng. Sd Whilehead g. nos3aelx
LARGE refined gassi room. week-
". e. william s. noyso1ix
SA--For Rent
Miscellaneous
STORE. = n ~ % n cood I0Sa.
ton. inquiFs 81 white S. APT. q.
6-Wanied To Rent
DESIRES 2 o. J bedroom furnish-
ed house 6 apt conaset 4. Z.
Booth. 2ssii. Ext 90. nox2aslx
NAVY couple IN desperate pesd Of
two-esdroom spartmsns. Phone
2ezI Cottage Ma. .. noy9eStx
8-Male Help Wanted
IFoREICN employment cOnstrue-
iioa work. n interested In for
elsa projeets with high pay. write
Foreign Service Bureau. Ben %
Metuehea, n J. nox3o-iix
'9-Female Help Wanted
ATTRACTIVE witnesses Coz Cub
Mardi Craa Coed salary, steady
wurk. Apply In per1on. noxl8.u
BEAUucIAN Al around operates.
Apply MARTA Hair stylists. 81
Truman Ave. Phone 7.sozi. novis-u
KITCHEN help. Apply 10 person.
Ponee's Lnneheonetie. 7oi Simon-
ton D. nosssM
HOUSEWIVES = ADDRESS adver-
tising postcards. Must have good
handwriting. LENDo. Waterfowl.
Mas. novu -eex
EXPERIENCED steam table girl.
Bsnny's caietsria. - slmonion
s. nos8-u
EARN extra cash - cong aa&eln-
BY Sort a home. pleasant. easy
10 assemble product. Coed pay.
Write 10 - Kenroe Mig. Co. York.
town. Ind. novSoltx
WAITRESS. Apply IN person. Poo.
es's Luncheoneiae, Tei Slmonion
Street. nov3o.u
EXPERIENCED Super market
cashier o. enc wiling b learn.
Apply In person. GulfStfeam Feed
DEPT. Store. lios Waite s. novso-tf
lO-Alale andyor Female
Help Wanted
SHOE sALEs kelp. Experlsacs ~
nscessary. Apply IN person. Gee
Mr.. Lnria. &C. Duval g. Hours
300 10 I1:oe q n novif-tf
llA--Employmeni
Wanied-Femalo
BooKKEEPFNC. secountins or
general office WORK wanted.
Write Bon LII e/o Citizen
n0vz1 -stx
DESIRE part time sscrstsrial or
Bookkeeping poaition. Daily. IN
al leo o. 400 .. N. Inquire Bon
N. sA. COWS On
WASHING and ireaing in my
home. Phone 1-St0s. nox3oeg
l2-Baby Sisiers
WILL Taks care sf ehlldres BY
day OF nighL Phone 7-soos.
nov1s-a
BABY sifting ~ Ne dsy. Or weed.
". Also room and board. Can
furnish good rsferenee. ia "a"
Seminary. Phsne 3-5sIA novsest
l7--Personal Services
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AANNNANNDA 70 M4N
a. sassa., ssss 81. I'll - sp.esa fer
ruhlis fnatrustien 81 Msares ceaa.
as hsara hse s's = 80 - "a ~ !.
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ONE rull-a-way cot. Complete witk
mattress and Eprings. tI2oo
Girls ~ in bicycle. siooo. ft7i
whalion 81. Phone 7Stal. nox3o On
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HOLLYWOOD beds ard mattress
e.. Post Once Ina. III Simouics
81. noxzS 4
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NOTARY Punllc
NORMAN q. AaThAAn
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NAVE ysvr ws6dlna iaxiis.
tisas ed snnsuneszsnss psizs-
ed ~ TIE AFfmsn Prsss. Dial
a-s6Sl. nox1-1
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ELEC. Power mower. hand now
or, Garden tools and wheclhar.
roo, plant pots. cleo. drill. iz2o
Royal, APT I. Corner Royal and
South So nox5o IN
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HOMESTEAD exemption. tar de-.
ductions. more than rent receipts.
for your money. 2 bedroom sun.
shine. Pull ialousied. partially
lurn. $500 payments. Phone 2-ssso.
noy1s u
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ron buying o. selling any kind
81 Key west property. contaei
Paul Roysen. e2s Fleming s. Is.
|lahlished 1919. Oct3o- sotx
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WILL take tzsoo ~ ~ squiiy
IN "a n. CenernL Purchases a..
sumo tSlm per monih paymenis.
7. J. williams. TrsasuEs lsis Trall-
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BABY sitting ~ Ne dsy. or week.
". Aso rocm and board. Cas-
farnisA good rsferenee. Ia "a"
Seminary. Phone 3.ssIA nova. a