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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18
Nruaeauerein bsr ct. Sobannes
CSemeinDe

su -. ;sebruar I'M Z llbr obenSs
ueroen bic Sdmeitcrn NIT Den Namen
gara. Maria, Iorotbea, Sulanna
uno s(anetba cimcn sartenabeno ar'
ranaieren iu Ocu sdulranmen Der
airdc. slac Mitslieoer SinN aurs
hersliditc cinsclaoen. Is weroen
Gid. uno 5iirpreiic iein "no az
o,,tcm Geb1d ,,nb Gaiiee miro es aud
nidlt icblcn. 3cit: Z llbr abenos.
Mnh miro oas aomitec arapIen
,uto Striscl badcn unb 81. oertoute't
foecu. Beiteaunacu int rorous rilr
8ebdd ncbmen Die Shueltern cara
cara Dasner: So LASTS uno Su&is
@eltcr Wtu. 1928 serne cntgeoen.
Tir boiien aui eincn sablrelGe1l
9ciub.
Tas Iomitce
*
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2lmS Dctreit, Ntit,.
Gird)cn Ivrauenperein

Sonntas, Scn 81. Jebrvar nm )
llbr uof,nittaas bdlt unier airben
Srallenperein ieine Sisung ab uto
lobct oaj ualle Atitglieber .ur iold,c,
Sic cs perben srullen. hersiid)it ein
IS lit cine iebr ld0ne Sad,e. einem
airsben Jrauenuerein al,auJ Jeboren.
man lit oamit nnmittelbar in Der
Nuibauarbcit Ses Neihes @ottes
orlnncn. WiepisI slrbeit bat bod ur=
ier airhen 1srauenperein sltm Tni.
bou unierer 0emcinoe aeton. in Ben
abselauienen "a Sabren. Tarlm
boiien mir. reht rieIe Sdwsltern ais
Mitslieber besriiBen 5u oiirien.
lin 6 ltbr Miro ser Slim: r8itb
sis &clp" aejeist. I'm 7 llbr iinoet
Scr iiblid,c sSamilicnabeno ltoit, p5a
aae Gentcinbemitelieber uno reren
,Srennoc ebeniaqs berslihit einslar
Sen lino.
aoiicc uno Gudlcn icrriprtcu IN
ser lcttcn Sisuns Sic Stbpeitprr:
Maria 9ulther uno MNnss SenOec
@ir iprcrbcn Den Sd),peltern Sen
Der; ;Iihiten 1aaf aus. Gott peraelts
Gmnp alcos. Shrifti.
G,emcinbcna6rid)t
Sonntog. Sen 2S. Sebruar iihrt
iih DER Gag Ser Grunoung un:ersr
lieben Tel,tiden unO Sdhiiid,en |p.
2utheriid)cn ct. Netrus airhe ;.n,;
%. Male. Iaber bat Nd sic &enein-
Sc urronlobt aeieben. oieien Gag &C.
wiiicrmoben ais einen Gag Ser Sor.
ieirr iiir uniere i'm n1ditpn Sabre
Ifattiinoenocn Silberiubildum1s, felt
lidb 81, beaehen.
3lpci ;seiteottesoienite, nm 10
llbr Gneliih unb II l(hr Teut'u)
weroen abeebalten pcroen.
Inn 4:3O l1hr nadnlittass ,pirN
oann ein ;seitciicr nit anidjfieBen<
Dem irDhliden 9eilammeniein IN oen
GGNie Stinicn GLIB &Gumer NS. Us
~ 1O32O Gan Ipfe abgebalten NET.
oen anmelounoen iino erbeten. A,o,'
ruic Sn. 5s73SO, Ntartiu Wal5cr.
Seitcr Oes ,SeItes.
Nile atitslieoer nnh bcrcn ,Srenn.
Sc imo ber5liGit einselooen.
Sons 0tieb, ShrlftF
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18
vereinigte Saehsen, Cleveland


49, ebruor: adueSie Ser >. =. Siebertaiel I'M S 9 &
ii. Jebruar: IGations eItpal Ser Saen i'm Eubic ArS
49, Iebruar: Gae IT, obnBonfett grob ser Ct Sob Stride
2S DGrj: gerns gonet 3peis 81 m Gillette sadien &em
L. aprl: airdenon;ert in Ser Ct Sob Stride 80 br na
49, IprI Sonr Ser Saronia Ginr Serm i'm @ei Saleny
> Ma Soniert Scr g. g Sieoertael int Gillette sadlenbem
4rui: vMaen 5an;" Sieie S,n. int Gillette Sadienbeln
Is Iai: 9onfctt 25 Sub1u gruoerbuno
Der Settit Stride.
16. Sun 2undeon Sarenpare Sagonia i'm sS Sadicnbem
-. ,n Sofienae Der Ser Saden Glen auf Sarcn Icre
H. Si: Cinomssiei Ser ct Sobonncs re au Sayon actea
bonn grrOerbuno Gcmenbc.
Sui: @aIoieit .. e. 2eSertaie oui sagon acres.
T. ausuit: lSaloiei. 3mels 81, aui Saron Acres.
s. Iuaui >Tidnd b. gr Sunb 1e1f Stride I'M sSeiteic
Suhlen Seim
SIS September S1n9er Gonpenon I'M Se sei Safienbem
-. September: 9eimfebret Der ct. Spbannesrde.
3 Cftober &erbitboa D q 2icoea i'm Si. Sadienbem
H. Sttobr Serbitfon; or Sarona i'm @eitee Sad'enhem
2 Nopmber Serbitfon 8 e. SieoertaieI i'm Si sa@iel
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18

ocrn mar lmicr Te:htsannalt Sert
imb ,Sram MiharO q. Vauman, 'ml!
Nebcn ber5iaen &inoer nno Die
iiinglten paren Sic 5 Itonate altel'
3pillinse BON Serrn uno Jrau Wnl
8artea, Die ale einen id)oncn Ereis
crbalten boben.
Ginen ber5lthcn Ionf uniercn lie,
ben Spenoern Serrn uno Jrau Jrcl
Is. g9eller nno 9errn unb Irau 81.
lius Suegcl nb oem fleiGigen Sc.
nitcc. Gin Sereelt's 8ott!
Ssobn Sbomae. SER
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GARY, INDIANA

Oeutsche Ev. Lutn 4iOnterus Kirche
Ecke IL. Ave und Fillmore st
Pfarrer Andreas Nagelbach, 1919
Fillmore st. Tel: 2-3883 Jeden Sonn-
tag 10 Uhr vormittags Sonntagschule.
Jeden ersten und dritten Sonntag i'm
MOnat y Ohf deulsrhei (iUttesdienst
II Uhr engllsrhei GOttesGiienst. Ale:
iutherischen Glaubenssenossen in
Gary und Umgebune sind ~ den
Gottesdiensten herzlich eineeladen
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CLEVELAND. ONO
reutsch -Gen1ein0e

West ~. st und Wiliat Ave.
Pfarrer Gustav A. veilm 89N
Willard Ave. Tel: W. '-4K7U. Sunn
tag Wrmi!taR y Ohr deutscNei G,h
tesdienst. 10 I'M SonntaRsrhuie unn
Bihelstunde fuer Erwachsene II UhI
Wrmittaks engiisrher l;ottesciens'
Konfirma mandenunterrrhi ieder Sans
lag 10 Uhr vormittass. Jedermanr
herzlich Wiiikom,nen
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3,ueie 81

Zen Sd,ueitern oes 3lpeiaes 81
sur 9sod)rid,t, oab unier Yanfett am
sunntaa obeno Sen %. !tdr; dbee~
haltcn rpiro I'M Gillette Suhicnbeim.
Mae Sd,weitern iino ouis berjlitltc
eiraelaoen, an N:eien 8anfett tell
s,inchmen. I'm 6 llbr miro oas Glier
Icrpiert meroen rno nabber aibt rs
ein id,ones Yroeramm, I'M ollen
lcilnebmern cin paar pergnuste
t,moen gu berciten. sitic reicrpieri
Gud, Oicicn Tag. Ndberes folst lpd'
ter.
,sobonna &olii. Sroi.,
Scpbia Sod. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18
klrbllcbe ;9acbrlbten

schule: ~ Uhr engIisrher Gottes-
diens1: ietzten SOnntag I'M M"nat Won
] ] bis ! 2Uhf dcutNh~' & 'ttesdienst
Ale iutherlschen Giauhenseenossen
deutscher und - eliSrher Z,inee in
Farrell, Sharon und Umgegend sind
gu den Gottesdiensten herzlich Elm
seladen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18
HOMESTEAD. "a.

! OeutS1he Nv. LUth. St MArkus K;rche
222-224 tS' y Ave.
Rev. Martin Bauer. Pastor. Tele-
phon: HO. l745. Sonntagsct' ule $50
'iht InOreens. t;oth.siiensi 1880 uhr.
Ale (siaubensgenossen und Ereunde
Sind herzllch elngeladen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS
St Pauls (semeinde
1XSI Hone. :

1851 HO.ne| ST
Pastor K. 4. Sedo. 1855 Homer 81
Chicago ~, III t'ei.: BE 7AA108. Je.
den So,,ntag 9 Uhr S',nntasschuie, III
Uhr english = (iottesd'enst: II Uh'
deutsrhev (;ottesd'enst. Wiz ,ader
allie (;iauDensRen, 'sSep nnd t're'Ino
her,lich ,in ~ der. tSnttesdtensten
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3mci9 4, GleOeIanb Neit

52ilhriges Stiit.n,ssieit 9anfctt lit
an. Ntittipod, Den II. Mdr, nm 6
llhr abenSs. gae Witglieocr iine
hGilid)it eineelaoen. !, Mnmelounaeu
oard) Goitfarten rocr Fclephon NnO
nibt notia. gittc fonmt.
SiHic Rebner. Erdiihent,n,
Glij. 5ii6lcr. Scfret1rin.
8, %, 4, II.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18
CLEVELAND. ONO

). >. Ev. Luth. ST. Johs nnes- Kirche
Pastus itata tolsei. 76l Eddy I'd
TEL: Mulberry '-U846 y lIh vOr.
mittaes oeutss.hel GUttesdienst: SOtn
tasschuie und 4h4hschrr GUttesdiens,
10 lIhr 90 kOnfirtnandenunterricht
ieden Samstae - TIhr vorrnittag
Jedermann herziich Willkommen
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.'"s farrell, "a.
3,ueis 81

Sic resclmabise Seriammlnna
oes 3rpeiscs 81 rpirn am Scnnta9'
oen 81. Icbruar abgebalten. Vile
Sd)pcitcrn iinS gcbetcn, anwelenO 81
iriu. Sic 9eantinneu ollein fOnnen
feline Scrianml,mg obbaltcn. Sle
Shmcltcrn miiiien auh anlpeleno
iein!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18
SALEM. OHIO
Evans eliscn- l.uth tmn.a nuel Kirche

29l South Br.,adway
PastT John Baumann Sonntag.
Schu!e iedeD Sonn:a. y Uhr v.rmit-
tags 10 Uhr (sOttescilenst in der
Landessprarhe J. Uh. deutscher
Gottesdienst Der deutschr Kircher-
traI,enverelp hat am zweiter Mitt-
wOch te. en- Monats. & UhY abenas,
versammlunz < ,rfirmanden. Unter-
RIGHT (zweiiaehris) vo Septemb>r
bis Ostern. Dienstae und Freitae
nachmittaR I'm 4 lJhr Ale Glsu-
bensRenOssen ulio FreuEde sind .ler1-
Itch eingela den
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WINDSOR. ONTARIO. CANADA
Sc. Paulus Ktrche

1915 Parent Ave-, Windsor. Canada
Cottesdienst in del Sommermona.
ten Won 8 10 Uhr vormittags. Snnn.
tagschule von II bis IL Uhr vornait.
tags. Jeden ersten D,nnerstae abend
I'm Monat F'rauenvereins SitzunR.
Allie Volks- und Gla benssennsser
sind hcrzlich willknmmen.
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2lms peastestetut,, Oki<
3weis 80
Ylafns mar Elm id)Sner Grfu!a!

Sla{inS mar eiit id)oner Grto.a!
go pie Die ainoer aui bas Weias
nahtsieit parten, 10 trorten u,tlere
lieben ainber auf ben 8lo{ius, Die
leudtenoen Musen un6 FROZEN Ser.
3en tperOen fit uns lan9e in erinne=
rung bIei6en uno tpenn man cine fc
grobe ainberidbar Dor Nd Nebt, &c.
Oenft man i'm itiIlen. ieiner ei9enen
ioreenloien 1agen Der SuGenb un0
mir hoiien, baB bieie cole Sitie. oud)
III 3uflunit beibebalten miro.
Tie ISnmilic nit sen mciltcn ainz
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.,3Meia 1, EleuelanS Nef

&erianlmllns lit ON CONNER, b"n
Z. Mirs nS 3 l1br int Neiticite Cad.
icnheim. 9sene Mitslieoer iinS uns
hcr;ltd)it pillfommen. l1nier @anfcti
lit om II. Vtor3 Inn 6 ltbr.
GliS. 9iiNler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1954-02-18
DETROIT. MICHIGAN
Deutsche uno s'xochsische
Evans. 1t. e'ettuh- & irche

Glentield una N'sberry Ave,
Pfarrer Johannes reutsrh 1921
Gienfie!d Ave. lei: i'inNee 0205
Englischel 00ttesdienst IT. UhI v0r
mittags: deutsche upd enGiisrhe S'mn.
tagschule II Uhi vormittags Deut.
scher (sottesdienst 1, Uhr vormit.
tags. Jeden ietzt~n i)ienstas des NV.
mats Kirchenrp' ssifzung Ourrh die
Sommermonate ieder dritten Diens.
tag. sonst ,.deD drittsn Snnntas
t'rauenvereins Versammlune. Kir.
.henchorprobe Ser rreitae abend
Ale Giauhensgerosser und Fre'nde
sind herzlich e'neeladen
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ellwooD CITY. "a.


OSs V&Qbt SVs OUsS>GbBu NuUTCU
Pastor Richard 4. korber, 3Q9 t'och
St. TEL: 73l-W Sonnatgschule v:S0
Uhr: enelischer G..ttesdiepst 1880
Uhr: deutscheI GotttsJiehss ll:45
Uhr. Kirrhsalrstssitxune ieder letz-
ten Sonntae I'M Monat, 7:3O abencs
Sonntasschullahrsr Sitsuns jeden
drtttsr Son1tAg i'm Monat. $50 Uhf
morgens. Jedermann herxlich will
kommen.
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COLUMBUS, ONO

EvanC. Luth, EAsrtins Luther kircht
Ecke Mol-r und Ann St.
Past"r sterry Oestreich. ell MoieI
st. Jeder Sor,ntss y iIhr vormittaes
Sonntags, ,ille. II IN englisrhe'
GOttesdienst: IL lJhr deutsrher Got.
lesdienSt Ale GlaubensGenosser unr
Creunde sind hcrzlich einReladen.
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YOUNGSTOWN. ONO
Evang. Luth. Honterus- Gemeinde
2llO GlenWt,od Ave

CIIU GlenWt,od Ave
Pfarrer William J. Welther. 10
W. Judsop Ave. Sonnlagsrhuie 8 Uhr.
Gnalischel Gnttesdienst 10 Uhr. Delt-
scher G.ttesdienst II Uhr. ALE
Volks- Qnd Gla,'benssenossen sind
nerzlich Willkonmen
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Siehcnbiiroiid,.o .olmcrifaniid,ee rclfsblott

SIr9cr lmb bie Stride babcn ciucn
S1nacr lmO 9lten Sad,en perlorer
Sans Steincr, Scfr.
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MONACO. PA.

Deutsche v. Luth St Peters-
Gei.leinde - 5 Strasse
Pfarrei h ans q. +. Simoieit. 244
Adams ST., Rochester, Pa. lcA: Ro-
hester 23c8 .!uttesdienst $50 Uhr
rOreens SOnntagschuIe 10:lS Uhr
trauenverelns VersamnIuns AN
'etzten bonner stag ie,lep Munats, y
uhr abends. Je1ermanp ist herziich
WillkOmmen
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EARRell. "a.

Oeutschc e. Lutt. st. Paulus. kircht
Pfsrrer Hans 3. Jentsch. Jeden
Sonntag vorm;ttaa . VI: Sonnnns
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Ncrn 6ranfs Yplfa Srips Ntuiif tit
hcn Sbrcn tlinot.
SacOb @osmeilter, Sefr.
tS, 20.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-08

won by his industry and character.
To deny him that position of honor
because of the accident of his birth
is neither honest democracy or good
religion" Paragraph 2O27, page
651, of the 1852 Discipline of the
Methodist Church.)
Our nation was founded on the
democratic principles of freedom.
equality, and respect for human
dignity. Our laws, both state and
federal, uphold these principles; ;
and our citizens are a laW-abiding
people.
Tradition and practice have not
always cOnformed to these basic
religious and political principles.
Progress can be made, however,
though the adjustments are diff
cult. Changed attitudes viii emerge
from thoughtful and conscientious
consideration of the issue.
The duty and responsibility of all
Americans is to put into daily prac-
tice now the highest standards of
their religious faith and national
law. The problem of integration
OF races in the school system can
be solved when sincere effort is
based on this foundation.
This body of Methodist minis
ters calls upon the people of our
church to take the lead in applying
the Christian spirit to the study
ana necessary solution of the prob
lem of race relations"
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-08

dice rule in our hearts we cruelty
our Lord anew.
We counsel all our people to re-
member their rebirth in the ban
tism into the Kingdom of God. AS
members of Christ: children of
God and inheritOrs of the Kingdom
Of Heaven, the clergy and the peo-
pie alike will pray for Gods guild
ance; will be temperate in the dis
play of their emotions and remain
Obedient to the laws Of the nation
and our God"
The statement was signed by the
following: Rev. Victor Kusik. Of
st. Mary's p. z. Church, Bridge
ville Rev. Harry Mayfield, of St.
Philips P. =. Church, Laurel. Rev.
Marvin HUmmel Of All Saints p.
E. Church, Delmar; Rev. Glenn B.
Walter, of St. Marks p. e. Church.
in MillsbOrO, and st. Pauls P. r..
Church, in Georgetown; Rev. Ralph
Parkhill, of st. John the Baptist
p. e. Church, Milton; Rev. Frank
Moon, of St. Peters p. E. Church
in Lewes, and Rev. Richard Bailey.
Rector of All Saints P. e. Church.
in Rehoboth Beach.
The Rev. MalcOm Ferne, Rector
Of the Episcopal Church in Seaford
and the Rev. J. Harold Mowen.
Rector of st. Martin's-in-the-Ff Field
Church, near Selbyville, were both
unable to attend the service and
meeting on Sunday due to being
confined to hospitals.
The Rev. Joseph Kinks, Rector
of the Episcopal Church in Mil
ford, did not attend the meeting.
The Milford Episcopal Church is
located in the Kent County side
Of the town and Mr.. Kinks is
therefore a member of the Kent
County Episcopal Clergy. He had.
however, been extended an invita-
ton to attend the meeting in Old
Prince Georges Chapel on Sunday.
The following resolution was
passed by the Dover District Min
isterial Association of the MethO-
dist Church meeting at Bethel
Methodist Church in Bethel. Del
aware, October 4, 1854:
I'VE, the ministers Of the Dover
District of the Peninsula Confer
ence of the Methodist Church Issue
the following statement of our be-
liefs and convictions in regard to
the current situation concerning
racial integration in the public
schools of the State Of Delaware
The Christian faith is based on
the tenet that God is the Father
and Jesus Christ the Brother If
all men. AS Christians we acknOwI-
edge our brotherhood with all
members of the human race no
matter what their color.
The Methodist Church declares
that ITO discriminate against a per
son solely upon the basis of his
race is both unfair and unchristian
Every child of God is entitled to
that place in society which he has
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-08
Tall Cedars VIII
Open Season Oct. Is

Continued from page ID
OF Salisbury. The Tall Cedars Nat
ional Objective, Muscular Dys-
trophy, was stressed on this pro
gram and explained by Grand Tall
Cedar Charles e. Saunders.
The Forest Officers, Rangers and
other members visited Penns-
Grove Forest No. 81 on Friday
night October 1st, on the occasion
of their Ranger drill competition.
Ranger units from five Forests
competed with the trophy going to
York Forest No. 80 Of York. Pa.
and second place going to Spring
City Forest No. "a. The winner will
keep the trophy for one year and
will be host Forest for the contest
next year. At it's meeting in Selbv-
vile on September %, the Execu-
tive Committee of Evergreen For
est paid tribute to one of its
faithful members, William e. Brad
show Of Dover, who passed in Aug
ust of this year.
At the October Ceremonial Grand
Tall Cedar Charles =. Saunders
viii open the business meeting at
s p. m, following a concert by the
Forest Band. On this date the Dis
trict Representative, Harland A. Le-
Compte of Cambridge, will be pres
ent and the Forest is expecting
visitors from all nearby Forests.
Roy Seagraves of Philadelphia.
will present a floor show for en-
tertainment and the Stewards will
serve refreshments.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-08
Three Major Faiths
Pass Resolutions
CONTINUED nom rTrrr D1rel

Ne@AANAAAea4 nun AAlMA Ul'5UI
United States on the subject of the
segTatiOn Of races in the public
schools has finally settled the law
of the land, leaving open only the
mechanics of enforcement, and in
so settling the question has given
the force of law to a Christian
principle; and
WHEREAS, within the bounds
Of this Presbytery, there is a wide
spread effort to suppress this prin-
ciple and to nullify this law by
mass defiance, which movement
has already wrought incalculable
moral and social harm, and
threatens more: and
WHEREAS, the organize d
church, in the discharge of its
sacred trust, has clear duty to
take firm stand upon this issue;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE 1T RE
SOLVED, That every Presbyterian
within our jurisdiction be, and he
is hereby, urged to refrain from
encouraging or participating in
any school strike, or boycott, or
other like reprehensible conduct,
and to uphold and defend the pro-
cesses of law and order; and
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED.
That copies of this resolution be
forthwith communicated to all our
ministers and sessions, to be by
them supported among their peo-
pie.
Following the annual Harvest
Home Services held in Old Prince
Georges Chapel near Dagsboro.
on Sunday, October 3rd, Rectors of
the Episcopal Churches in Sussex
County met for a discussion con-
corning the current integration
controversy. A statement was
drawn up and signed by the Rec
tors in attendance. The statement
follows:
"We, the Episcopal Clergy Of
Sussex County, reaffirm the ancient
Christian Doctrine of the Father
hood of God and the Brotherhood
OF Man. If God is not the God of
the Negro, neither is He the God
of the white. If He is not the God
of all, He is not the God Of any.
The Book Of the Acts of the
Apostles is explicit on this sub
ject. In Acts 1926, God hath
made of one blood all nations of
men for to dwell on the face of
the EARTH" Also in St. Paul's Epis-
tie to the Romans Romans 1873
the same conviction is expressed,
not to mention other passages
where these same truths are
equally clear.
We remember that Jesus Christ
was crucified by a mob because He
refused to set one class above an
other. When we let hate and preju-
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-08
MEMORY PAYS OFF

PEARL HARBOR - up "A
good memory paid off for both the
government and Frank G.. Medeir-
os, veteran Of 81 years service as
an army civilian employee. Med
eiros remembered an old water
line in time to save the govern
ment $31,480 on a new project. He
received a $275 cash award.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-08

Catherine Downing reported on
her recent visit to Annapolis at
the dedication Of a niche in the
Maryland Historical Museum for
the original copy Of Francis Scott
Keys Star Spangled Banner.
MIS-. Mark Ulery read the monthly
message Of Miss Gertrude Caro-
way, the president general. The
annual State meeting will be held
y Fellowship Building Of Avenue
Church on Saturday, October goth.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. ]. s. Willis before October
S6th. Delaware Day observance
VIII take place on December 4th.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-08
OAR Held Luncheon
At Houston Hall
tcontinued from rlrst Dagel

order of promotion Of General A.
I. A. Torbert to Lieutenant Colo
mel, and signed by President An
drew Johnson, was presented to
the Chapter BY Mrs. Farrow and
will probably be hung in the Town
Library. Another addition to the
books on the shelf in the library
that it gave over to the OAR viii
be that Of the Ebenezer Holland
ancestral line, compiled by Mrs.
d. Anthony Potter and Mrs
Charles Robinson of LeWes. Auth
entic additions to the geneology
will be appreciated by the compile
ers, and they are solicited. Miss
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-08
THE NAME LlNeERs ON

COLUMBUS, Ohio - up - If
your buggy needs repairs, please
don OF write to The Columbus
Buggy Parts Company. It won't
be able to help you.
Although the name was retained.
the firm went out of the buggy
parts business years ago. It now
handles auto parts.
But, says Fred A. WHITMAN,
operator of the business. he Still
receives dozens of orders every
year for parts of the Old-time
horsedrawn conveyance.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-08
EaoIl.h - r.lnah1.

Democracy needs more free
speech, for even the speech Of fool.
isn people is valuable Il It serves to
guarantee the right Of the wise to
tagz, David Cushman Coyle.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-08
Ie.rInr r.IIln..

a gay cotton dusier "cap'' tied
p gonr broom makes it easy %
-le1n high ceilings and cupboards.
eca yarn '1opinot" absorbs dust
1na cc5Webs and IS easy Co wash.
Milford chronicle., 1954-10-08
rare EIna

In 1856 bones Of the Neanderthal
man were found in Felderhoffer
Grotto near Dusseldorf. Germany
Evening star., 1954-05-09
Joyce Again Bows
To Olive Of Army
Special Dispatch 70 The Stcr

WEST POINT. N. Y, May g.
Lew Olive, Army's star mile rum
ner, repeated his IC-4A victory
of last year over Carl Joyce Of
GEORGETOWN while beating him in
a 4:22.5 race during a triangular
meet this afternoon.
Joyce. now running fol the
Quantico, Marines. matched steps
with Olive all the way. but fell
behind to olives kick in the
final 100 yards. Art Garcia Of
Quantico. a former Southern
California star. was three yards
further back
The meet was held under mis-
erable conditions, with a hard
rain falling throughout and the
track covered with water. Army
was an easy winner with 94h
points, followed by Pennsylvania.
so, and Quantico, 282a.
Garcia took the 2-mile in
1851. and Quantico's star stud
ded mile relay team won in
1921 Running for Quantico
were Tom Vorhees. another for
mer Georgetown man; Joe
SchatZle of Manhattan. Jack
Allen of Cornell and Joyce Joyce
was 10 yards back when he took
the baton on the anchor leg,
but spurted to a 486 quarter
to beat Army by five yards.
Quantico had one other VIM
ner, Marv Peterson in the jave-
lin at 1873 feet. 9l2 inches. The
only double winner was Alan
Kline of Penn in the 100 and
220-yard dashes, in both Of
which he edged Schatzle.