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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-09
Club Calendar

American Legion, Jack Car
land Post banquet Thursday,
Nov hsat p m, at Plsgah Bap-
list Church, Rice.
Farmvilie Elementary P-TA.
Thursday. Nov. II at 7:45 p. m.
in school auditorium Open house
Literature Division, Woman S
Club. Tuesday Nov 9 at 8 p. m.
with Mrs. Herbert Stokes, Miss
Mary Dupuy viii review A STILL
ness al AppomattoX Members
and guests invited
WSCS Circles, FarmvilIc Meth
odist Church meet Monday, Nov,
8 at 8 p m
Circles, Farmville Presbyterian
Church. Monday Nov at 8 p.
m. No IN Parish House: No,
3 with Mrs. T Kyle Banldwin.
Junior Woman Club. Wednes-
day. Nov 10 al y. m n Ele-
mentary School Auditorium Pro-
eram film Of activities in Els-
mentary School
a. y. T. W Saturday. NOV 10.
Workshop 81 Sweet Brar College
College Hill Club Thursday
Nov II at =. m in Alice Thomp-
son Room Of College Church
Speaker: Mrs. Sam Lapsley of
Richmond on japanese Life as
shown through Miniatures.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-09
Recent guests at Shan Tuck

Recent guests at Shan Tuck
Acres, home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Shannon, were Mr.. and Mrs.
william Shannon and daughter
Of Richmond Mrs. James Har-
den Of Princeton. IND. Mrs. Rob-
ert Farmer and daughter Of Oak
land City md, Miss Pegs Kie-
ser Of Harrisonburg. and Mi and
Mrs. Murl Keiser. Of Abilene
Week end guests Of Dr and
Mrs Charles F McRae were her
brother Dr. David Richardson
and family Of Richmond
W. T. Atkinson. Of Richmond
pent the week end wi Il his par
ents, Mr. ana Mrs P T Atkin-
son ana attended, with Mr.. Atk-
inson, and T McIlwaine the
funeral Of Henry T Holiday,
Class of % Hampden- Sydney,
which was held Sunday in
Grange
Dr. Joseph B Clowder preach
ed at New Store Church in Buck
mgham, on Sunday.
MIS-. W. w McClntc. Mrs.
Wa son Elliott Mrs Monroe
Johns and Mrs. B. T. Taylor. Jr-
All Of the Farmyille Presbyterian
Church, attended the meeting OF
which was held Thursday 81
Charlottesville
The Rev. and Mrs w. B. Rog-
ers have been called to Arkanas
on account of the illness OF MI
Dr.. Thomas E. Gilmer spoke
at Amherst Presbyterian Church.
Sunday.
Mrs Graves -rbon, nson Adrs p
r. Atkinsrn and MIS- I w whit
tod members of Col1eoo rhnrch
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-09
District Home &c
Group to Meet At
College, Saturday

The fan meeting Of District III
Virginia Home Economies Asso-
citation win be held on Saturday
Noy l3 at Longwood College in
Farmville
A COTE Hour Ii the home eco4
Monies department Will begin the
meeting al 9:30 a m followed by
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-09

Miss MARY Settle home i'm
proYemont specialist from VPI.
win instruct Cumberland Cour-
ty HD Club ! aders at a lead
hjp training meeting Thurs
dat Eoy IA IN The Home Agen
a9lce as Cumberland beginnin
at 10 a IN
M ac.tle win talk on Hon
s.f1raao Space. topics chosen by
lid CLUBS AS yearly projects.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-09
Sorority Banquet

Alpha Chapter Of Alpha Sigma
Alpha social sorority at Long
wood College Will hold its annual
Founders Day banquet on We'd
nesday, Nov 10 at p m. in the
College Tea Room.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-09
Elementary P-TA
Meets Thursday

The I~mville Elementary
School Parent-Teachers Associa-
ton viii hold its November meet
ing on Thursday, Nov Il at T As
p. m in tie school auditorium.
The date has been changed on ac-
count Of the Thanksgiving holi-
days and American Education
Week, which is being celebrated
this week
Following. the business session,
an open house will be held with
all classrooms open for inspection.
Refreshments will be served in
the school cafeteria.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-09

Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Crenshaw for the week end We're
Mrs. H J Gillian and Mrs. Har-
old Cheria. both of Portsmouth.
Week end. guest Of MI and Mrs
E. J. Andrews, il. was Mrs. Flea
nor Jones, Of Richmond
Monroe Evans is in Atlanta.
Ga on a business trip
Nh. and Mrs. Richard Johnson
and children, Mildred Smith and
Sandra, OF Roanoke, were the
guests of her parents, Mi and
Mrs L. A Smith. for the week
end
Mr. and Mrs Frank Jones and
daughter, Ann.Page. attended The
birthday Of her, brother and sister
m-Iaw Mr. and Mrs Franklin
Tweedy, at Concord, va. on Sun
day
MIS-. f. J Andrews is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Richard
Jones. in Greensboro, N, c She
was accompanied by Mrs. J A
Whit, who visited there for
few days before returning home.
Morris G. smith and w. A
Watson. Jr. attended the estate
Southeastern Association conven-
ton Of Odd Fellows which was
held in Richmond during the past
week end They were accompanied
by their wive who shopped and
visited friends, While the men
attended the meetings
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-09
Personals

Miss Barbara Carol Cosby spent
the Fast week end with her par
ents Mi and Mrs l. J Cosby, of
Richmond She also visited her
grandmother. Mrs Sadie Fran
cisco Cosby and family. OF Lousia.
Mrs James f Holland and son
Jimmy or Richmond. are spend
Ing this week a. her home here
While her mother, Mrs. Luckln
Bugg is away
Mrs. Meade l.. Shackleford. pub
LEFTY director for LoneWood Col
lcee, is spending this week IN the
1idewater section OF Virginia
visl ing high schools and attend
ing COLLEGE DAYS
TIC Rev. and Mrs. Lewis Cock
euA have moved from Jackson
/. lights to Their new home on
Roate As
MI and Mrs. Joseph Hadel. Of
Arlington, we're the week end
guests Of Mrs Haders mother, MIS-.
MIS- J o HardWay
Mrs J L. Buge left Sunday for
Roanoke where She is attending
lhe general convention OF the
Unit-d Daughters of the Confed-
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-09
SHRIMP ROMOULADE
Hors D'Oeuvres or Salad

Fo pound shrimp:
3 cup olive oil
tablespoon lemon
teaspoon prepared mustard
teaspoon horseradsh
/ tablespoon Juice o. diced onion
diced parsley
dash worcestershire
rcd pepper salt Q
ADD paprika untn y colorcd
The longer the shrimp soaks served
an hour e.vua cea.s
helps also.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05
BrOiler Growers
Advised To Promote
Their Product

Broiler producers will have to be
on their toes in 1854, warns John
E. Brockett. agricultural agent for
Atlantic County. y. J. Addressing
Farm and Home Week audiences
February % at the University Of
Delaware, BrOckett claimed it is
possible for bFOiler growers to
make a profit.
Efficiency will be a watchword
this year. he stressed. Since the
supply Of red meat is good, It is
doubtful If we win have any high
level poultry meat prices.
"If you want TO keep on pTOduc-
ing as many broilers as in the past
you had better promote better sales
methods" the agent said. Farm
people are slow to promote theil
own products. Since there are more
broilers on the market than the
market could use at the prices thel
are paying, you will have to really
push your product"
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05
Layton Theatre Is
Adding CinemaScOpe

The Layton Theatre announced
this week it is in the process OF
installing the new wonder Of mo-
tion pictures CinemascOpe. Some
theatres would be satisfied with
CinemascOpe alone, but the man
agement Of the Layton is not, so il
is making the biggest change in
it's sound system since the event
Of sound, by installing Multi-Direc-
tional StereophOnic Sound, along
with CinemascOpe. We are sincere
in saying we believe that when this
installation is completed it viii be
the closest thing to perfection in
sight and sound that is humanity
possible.
The installation will require the
complete Fevamping Of the Layton s
entire sound system. The manage
ment of the Layton has always
kept abreast with all OF the ad-
vancements in the industry and
feels this is the most important
advancement made since the still
{ picture began to move more than
/ fifty years ago.
II would take pages to describe
+ the amazing effect one achieves
from CinemascOpe with StereO
phonic Sound, but we can say i
brings 70 the audience a realism
you have to see and hear TO be
lieve.
Through the installation Of Cine
mascOpe with StereOphOnic SOunr
the Layton will be able tO bring il
patrons the greatest motion pic
lures Of all time. To give you al
idea, here are some Of the attrac
tiOnus coming 10 the LaytCu in IN
near future: Knights OF the ROun
Table" The Egyptian" Desire,
THE Enchanted Cup" River {
No Return" Prince Valiant
b pink Tights" "Demetrius and th
Gladiators," Student Prince
Rose Marie" "a State Is Born
- Lucky Ne" High and the Mighty
Watch for the dates in your lOci
, paper.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05
Glendale H. D. Club

The Glendale Home DemOnstra-
tion Club met on February %. at
the home Of AIrs. Mary Isaacs.
Twenty members were present The
club accepted two new members at
this meeting. They are Mrs. Fran
ces Wilson and hIrs. Alice Gorlich.
There were four guests from
Slaughter Neck Club and Mrs.
Mary DickersOH Of Glendale. These
guests came 20 see the demOnstra-
ton of rush stools given by Mrs.
Lydia SammOns and Miss Bernice
Abbott. Various sizes Of these
stools were ordered BY II members.
When these stools arrive. a special
class wiiI be held in the Glendale
Fire House 70 help tase members
make their stools. Several guess
ing games were played and ice
cream and cookies we're eEsca aH
Refreshments. All had a nice time
because the demonstration was 50
interesting.
The next meeting VIII be held
At the home 0f Mrs Katherine
Prettyman on March q at 7.30 p
n. The agent. Mrs. Nancy r. Shell
ton. viii Be there % give dem
onstgatiOn
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05
Items of a Purely
Personal Nature

Mr. and Mrs. Frank r. Grisr re-
turned home from their vacation in
Florida last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ]. Warren
celebrated their fftieth wedding
anniversary at their home on
Tuesday. March 2, 1854.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 3. Hollis Of Os-
teryille, Mass, were over night
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Hollis
on their way 10 Florida.
Miss Kathleen Isaacs. a Beaver
College student, was home with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
( Isaacs, for the past weekend.
-
( MIR. and Mrs. George Stokes and
children were recent guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry MulhOlland at their
home in Medford Lakes, y. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Draper. who
have been in Central America fol
the past four months, are expected
to arrive home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Moore anC
son Of Wilmington. spent the pas
/ weekend here as guests Of Mrs
Edna Simpson and Miss Edna
| Simpson.
Roger Faix, Of Woodbury., y. J.
returned home Wednesday afte
T spending several Gays with hi
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Faix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. McFau
= have Ieturned from their Weddin
? trip to Florida, and are now a
, home at their residence on Nelso
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar F. Isaacs re
turned to their home on Shawne
4 Road on Wednesday after stayin
2 for the past several weeks in Fol
5 Lauderdale, Florida.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Marshall Hug
Y and Miss Ann Hugg were in Phils
delphia on Sunday 10 celebrai
Mrs. Ernest JohnsOE's biFthda
e Mrs. Johnson is the sister Of Mr.
e Hugg.
}. Arc Melva jana Bradford an
L Ale lean Waller o. Otis A. F.
It Falmouth, Mass, spent MOndi
E night with Mrs. EliZGbet Bra
If ford. The girls are eCroute to Il
IS home Of Airman Walle'. WOOdles
It y. c., where they will spend tv
weeks.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05
Shawnee Speed Kids

The Shawnee Speed Kids All
Club met Thursday evening, Febru-
airy 25th at the home Of Martha
Ivens. The meeting was called to
order by the president, Louise
Grove. The club decided to buy two
white chairs for the Milford Memoir
iai Hospital. The girls sewed on tea
towels and the boys made candy.
Our leader. Irene Webb, gave Us
each a package Of seeds to plant
in our gardens. There we're 20 mem
bers present We have two new
members, Dennis NIicheal and Bob
BY Jaquette, and also had a visitor
Esther Llndale.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05
BOggs Calls For
Observance Of World
Day Of Prayer

Governor J. Caleb Boggs today
called upon Delawareans to OBJ
serve Friday. March 8. al World
Day Of Prayer, and urged them TO
join with Christians throughout
the world 'in a petition TO God to
give wisdom and courage in these
troubled times"
The chief executive said that the
United Church Women Of Delaware
are arranging special services for
that day. and he expressed the
hope that citizens would attend
these services.
If responsibilities make this
impossible, ] urge our citizens to
pause in their work for one min
ute Of prayer al high noon in OBJ
! serYance Of this day" Governor
BOggs said.
The full proclamation follows:
WHEREAS, World Day Of Prayer
will be observed this year by more
than one hundred countries during
which people Of many tribes and
nations will lift their hearts in a
mighty chorus Of prayer; and
I WHEREAS, the United Church
Women Of Delaware will join with
church women throughout the na-
tiOn and in thousands Of cOmmun.
tiles in all parts Of the world tC
form this chain Of prayer; and
D WHEREAS, the troubled peoples
Of the world need Divine Guidanc,
and inspiration as provided through
J pTayerIul communion: and
WHEREAS, prayer is the on
sure support for the Incompatible
and unfailing religious faith Of Ou
fathers.
D NOW, THEREFORE, /. J. CALEI
BOGGS. Governor Of the State O
Delaware. do hereby proclaim Fri
% day. March fifth. 1854. as
Z WORLD DAY OF PRAYER .
r in Delaware and call upon the pee
}. pie OF our state to observe this da
/ by attending their particula
o World Day of Prayer service, an
r il the responsibilities Of som
S should make this impossible,
h urge them TO pause in their wOT
Il for one minute Of prayer at hig
e noon to ask God to give US the vii
s dom and courage to meet the pTOl
lens Of our times.
e IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I haI
r hereuntO set my hand and ha'
e l'caused the Great Seal Of the Sta
T. Of Delaware to be affixed this "a
n, day OF February. in the year
I'd Our Lord One Thousand Nine Hu
}. dred and Fifty-four and in the Yei
.ll Of Our Independence, the One Hu
u. dred and Seventy-eighth.
Ill j. CALEB BOGGS, Govern
IN Attest:
er John ~ Mcdowell. -
.r Secretary Of State
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

DR.. and Mrs. Walter L. Grier left
Wednesday for vacation in st.
Petersburg, Florida.
Mrs. Duane Lynn returned home
today from visit with friends in
New York City.
Mrs. Louise Love left Friday for
New Orleans. While there she will
attend the Mardi Gras.
-
Mr. and Mrs. NJ Haswell Pierce
have been in Atlantic City for few
days but will return home today.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry MuIholland
and daughters Of MedfOrd Lakes.
n. j.. spent the past weekend in
town.
S. Pennewill Isaacs returned
home Tuesday after a visit with
Lieutenant Lewis Fl. DickersOn at
his home in Topeka, Kansas. Mr..
1 Isaacs made the trip by plane.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. NailOr re-
turned home Sunday after spending
I the past several weeks in Florida
where they stayed most Of the time
at st. Petersburg.
-
/ Mr. and Mrs. Charles. West are
! receiving congratulations on the
birth of a son. born in Milford
/ Memorial Hospital, February II
/ He has been given the name Stan
ley Charles. Mrs. West will be re
/ membered as Lorraine Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Walls an'
mother, Mrs. Anna X. Walls, at
tended Sanford PrepaTatOr
Schools band concert on Sunday
February 28th, Of which Mis-
Marianne Walls is a student ant
member Of the band.
-
Harry Humes, who has been il
Mediterranean waters most Of tn
winter, recently returned and ha
been spending the past two week
ends with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
A. f. Humes. Harry is in the Nav
and is now stationed at Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hayes hay
returned home after spending thre
weeks in Florida. While Their
they stayed with Mr.. and Mrs. !
2 c. Wigley. who have a house ;
I Winter Beach; also the Makals ;
3 Fl. Pierce, who have a home ther
4 They were former residents
{ Milford. While there, Mr. Hayo
caught a lot Of large and differel
\ fish.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05
Birthday Party

A surprise birthday party was
given to Mrs. Ralph. c. Jones in
fredericksburg, on Saturday eve
ming, February 9th. The guests
from Milford were Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond wilkins and grandson,
Johnny Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Trice, Mrs. Edward Ford
Mrs. John Bailey, Air. and Mrs,
James ]. Abrahams, Mrs Verda
Maddox Of Bridgeville. and Mrs
Fora Riggin Of Laurel. An Enjoy
able evening was had By ali.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05
Frear Recommends
Deeper Channel

United States Senator ]. Allen
Frear has urged approval OF funds
for the restoration Of fOrty-foot
channel in the Delaware River be-
tween Philadelphia and the sea.
The Senator also strongly recon-
mended an appropriation Of 25
thousand dollars for a study Of
beach erosion on the Delaware
coast.
The other members Of the State
Congressional Delegation have ex-
pressed similar sentiments recent
~.
Senator Frear discussed the
channel project and the erosion
problem in his weekly statement
and called for prompt and affirma-
tive action BY Congress.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05
COkesbury Al News

The COkesbury All Club held its
monthly meeting on Monday. Feb
ruary %. Those present at the
meeting were: Catherine Britting-
ham. Mary Brittingham. Raymond
Brittingham. Patricia DickersOn,
Vicki Donovan, Donald Donovan.
Janice Hopkins, George Isaacs.
Howard Layton, Doris Mckinney,
Dorothy Messick, Harold Penuel
Carolyn PassWateFs. Stephen Re
menteT. Joan Russell. Lola Lee
Russell. Charles Short, Henry
Short. Frankie Smith, Dean Swift.
Patsy TOomey. Nancy TOOmey and
Jean Zsedeny. Initiation was held
on Monday. March /. for all who
have joined IN last two years.
Project books were passed out
then Nr ADKINS showed slides.
The club went roller skating al
the rink on Wednesday, February
a.
The club officers are: President
Lola Lee Russell; vice president
I Raymond Brittingham; secretary
Dorothy Messick. treasurer. .C1las
4 Short: reporter. Harold PenueL
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05
Surprise Party

A surprise party was given Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford A. Moore OF
Georgetown. at their home on
Thursdav evening, February 18Th
IN honor of their fourteenth we'd
ding anniversary. The party was
given by their daughter, Rosalee'
who presented them with beau
tiful anniversary cake. Those
Dreseut were Mr.. and Mrs. Clihord
Moore. daughters. Rosalee ano
PauIette. and son, Ronald Mrs
Mary Moore and daughte-, Mar
garet OF Lewes, Mr.. and Alrs. Clii-
ford phillips and daughter. Irene
Of RehObOth. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Joseph OF IlarbesOn. Mr.. and Mrs
! Harold Moore Of Milton, Miss ldi
/ Moore of wilmington. Mr.. and Mrs
] Lester Moore and daughters. Bettl
4 and Ruth and son. Bcbby, Of Har
/ rington. Air. and Mrs. Thomas
/ Messick Of FELTON,. Mrs. Lauri
\ Passwaters. Misses Patsy an
/ Nancy TOomey. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
I gar ODay. and Mrs Samuel Pass
waters. ali Of BridgeVille. They re
i ceived many beautiful and usefu
Z gifts. At a late hour delicious re
j freshments were served in abun
I dance. The guests then depaFte
/ wishing Mr and Mrs. Moore man
more happy anniversaries
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

The hospital shop, so long in
preparation and eagerly await
ed, was opened for business"
on Monday. Placed in a very
advantageous position, directly
opposite the main Office. it
catches the eye Of all who enter
Memorial Hospital. Many and
varied are the attractive things
that have been arranged on the
shelves Of this new shop. From
here the cart will leave each
afternoon for a tour Of the
rooms and wards, and the shop
will be open for those who
visit. This is another added
facet 70 the many sided project
that has much OF the commun-
ity interest
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05
Army Reservists Are
Planning For Camp

Over 400 Delaware Army Re-
servists, including officers and en-
listed men, are setting their sighls
on their annual field encampments
which begin July 4. Colonel George
p Van Nostrand, Senior Army Ad-
visor. Delaware Military District,
1900 HowIand Street. Wilmington
said today.
These encampments are me hlkh
point Of the years training pro-
gram-when the engineers have 2
enance 10 build theiy bridges; the
gunners to FIRE their artillery; the
officers and enlisted men 70 put
their classroom learned tactics
and lessons to practical use.
Recruits IN Reserve Units VIII
undergo a IS days basic training at
Camp Pickett, Va with the sltn
Infantry Division q. s. Army Re-
serve. Col Van Nostrand pointed
out. and not a I3. weeks periOd as
some have been led 70 believe.
According 70 Col. Van NOstra1.d,
emphasis win be placed On devel-
/ oping combat skills in men who
I have not seen active duty army
3 service, and on retaining ana
& sharpening the teohniques ci
those who have. This IS held n be
the most important part of reserve
activity since the Army. forced
with cuts in the active-duty budget
win denend heavily upon the readi-
ness Of its reserve cOEiponents "a
the event of q national emergency
The sumner training prOgram
has two Obiectives ~ train spec.
ialists and 10 deyelou teamwork
/ II Is the climax - drills and les
sons learned during the long win.
ter months
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

The engagement Of Miss Car
olyn Bradley. daughter Of Cap
tain and Mrs. Maurice n. Brad
ley. to Lieutenant David D.
Wakefield, Of Z. s. Air Force.
son Of Mr. Harold Wakefield Of
RehobOth. has been announced.
Both are graduates Of William
and Mary College, where Miss
Bradley was a member Of Kap-
pa Theta Sorority and was
elected TO Phi Beta Kappa. and
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

The state meeting Of the
Daughters Of the American
Revolution was held ON Satur-
day in Wilmington and was at
tended by Mrs. ". J. Dufen-
dach, Mrs. o. T. Roberts. Mrs.
John Jewell, Mrs. Clarence
Jester. Mrs. Hoey Farrow, Miss
Catherine Downing and Mrs. J.
Raymond Bennett OF the Cap
tain Jonathan Caldwell Chap
ter. The banquet in the even
ing was given in the dupont
Hotel, where the speaker was
DR.. Charles SwOpe OF West
Chester State Teachers Col
lege. Present for the banquet
from the Caldwell Chapter
were Mrs. Dufendach. Miss
Downing and Mrs. Arthur
Simpler.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Draper are
expected TO arrive in Milford
today. They have been in Cen
tral America, in many spots,
since the first Of November and
will be anxious to enjoy their
home here for a while. Mr..
Draper. employed by the ESQ
Company. continues to visit
places in its interest, taking
motion pictures Of the indus
tries and points Of interest
wherever ne happens to be To-
Gated.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

The United States 1853 potato
crop was about 10 per cent lower
than the I942-5t average, but seven
per cent larger than last year
crop.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

Lieutenant Wakefield was a
member Of Sigma Alpha Epsil-
on Fraternity. He is stationed
at Fort Eustis. Va.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

In POmpanO, Florida, a little
group Of Delawareans are en-
iOying the sun and whatever
comes along that seems inter
esting. One Of these was a trip
10 Cuba which was taken re-
Gently by Mr.. and Mrs. c. d.
HOlzmueller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank NAPLES and Mrs. L. Opie
Chancellor. Add to the group
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Burris
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Postles
Hammond and there is quite a
bit OF the Diamond State, par
ticularly that Of Milford. trans
planted for a spell
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

OF local interst was the an
nouncement Of the marriage Of
Miss Alice Emerson Brown,
daughter Of Mrs. Thomas Ross
Brown Of Wyoming and the
late DR.. Brown and DR.. Myron
Edward Boone Of Dover. son OF
the late Mrs. Jesse Legar and
Mr.. Arts Boone. The cere-
mOny took place in The Friends
Meeting House in Camden and
was followed ny a breakfast
and reception at the home Of
the brides neither. Their we'd
ding trip included Florida and
Cuba after which they will re-
side in Dover whore DR.. Boone
is a practicing dentist
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

Mrs. Thomas r. Garbutt and
Mrs. Frank Clendaniel, Jr..
have issued invitations for a
st. PatricA's Day luncheon and
cards which they viii give on
Saturday. The time is one o.
clock and the place Boulevard
Restaurant About forty guests
are expected.
Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

People are eating more poultry
now than they were 1915 years
ago. This Is due 70 better breeding,
feeding and management on the
part of growers. and better meth-
eds of merchandising and more at
tractiye prices 20 The stores