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Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
Georgetown
Kiwanis Club

vicar Norman Walter, pastor Of
] the Lutheran Church. In geafor5
was the guest speaker for the
christmas meeting Of the George
town kiWanis Club in Grace Church
HAL Tuesday evening. 'Christmasn
ne said, means many things to
many peOple-tO students-vaca-
tiOns; hurry and scurry and worry
70 many business men and house.
wives; programs in churches and in
clubs and organizations; parties
and gifts, etc" He went on to em-
phasize the real reason for cele-
brating Christmas, namely the
Birth Of the Saviour. He related the
origin Of the celebration of Christ
mas with the singing of carols. and
other forms, which began back in
the 4th century and traced the
growth of Christmas observance in
the world. The Christmas tree was
hrst introduced in this country. (
about 100 years ago by a Lutheran I
minister in Cleveland, Ohio. accord
ing to the speaker. He urged aceep-
tance by everybody Of the free gift
Of Christ offered to the world nine
teen and a half centuries ago. The
speaker was presented by Bill
jaeger, program chairman.
Floyd MCGEE, we'll known radio
and TV artist in this area sang 4
number Of Christmas carols to his
own instrumental accompaniment
A short business. session was pre-
sided over by F. Glen Grain, presi-
lent Of the club, who urged all
members to cooperate in the SAFE
Driving Day program. He extended
hanks to all members contributing
packages for the Delaware Colony
christmas boxes. Rev. William q
4ackett, chairman Of that project
lso extended thanks and appre-
lation and stated the gifts would
e taken to the Colony on Saturday ]
{ this week.
The invocation was given bv Z
rthur Kapp. The wives 81 XII 2
'anians were guests for the even 4
ls Group singing was led 81
Villain II. Henderson with Miss ]
oyce Conoway as aceompanist. In
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
John D. HOugh
Heads Tall Cedars

AT the regular Ceremonial az
evergreen Forest, No. 49, n. @. II.
held in Milford on December gfh
the following officers for 19ss were
elected and installed:
Grand Tall Cedar, John Is
Tough; Senior Deputy G. r. C.
Thomas @. RodWay: Junior nennfv
G. T. c. Edgar i. Smith Serihs
5onn e. Jewell; Treasurer, Edwin
I. Messick; Trustees, Elliott Evans
samuel Williams, and Charles n
Saunders. =
The installation Ceremony was
conducted by District Representa-
i've Harland LeCOmpte, of Gam
bridge, Md.
rms meeting marked the close
~ ahotner successful year for
evergreen Forest. under the able
leadership Of G. T. G. Charles =
' - =
ne ne Degfee work, under direction
q MAJ. Roy Palmer Of the RovaI
hangers, and the professional Saa-
graves Show, were both wei ra-
eelVed by the holiday crowd pras-
ent. -
Ine evening closed with the usual
refreshments.
me next Ceremonial will be held
= georgetown High School Audl-
Drum on January 18th.
evergreen Forest will celebrate
ts Both anniversary early nert
'ear.
a Banner Year is predicted.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
Frigidaire Adds
New Appliances

Frigidaire Division Of General
Motors Corp, announced it is add
ing an automatic dishwasher and
a food waste dispOser to its 1855
line of home appliances.
The dishwasher, built on an en-
tirely new principle of washing
dishes, will be available in UNDER
counter, cabinet, portable. and
slnk-combinatiOn models. 1t will
be available in several eolors. in
cluqlng sherwood green and STRAIT
ior0 yellow A frontzOpening unit,
1t will hold up to q dishes and
glasses plus 4S pieces of silverware
on two racks.
The new products were unveiled
yesterday at the opening session of
a three-day meeting of key repre-
sentatives Of the firms distributing
organization.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17

Mrs. Earl Isaacs and daughter
carolyn. have moved into their new
home on Polk Avenue.
] Mr. and Mrs. Tilghman Kraus and
son, Rusty of Arnold, Nd, were
weekend guests of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Jacobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Renuart and
daughters Of Durham, N. c., will
arrive Monday to spend the coming
TWO weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. w
Dean Kimmel.
George II. Draper, 3rd. accom-
panied Lieut.. James r. Draper to
Atlanta, Georgia on Sunday. He
continued to Tampa by plane on a
business trip. Lieutenant Draper
Is now at Fort Mcclellan, Ala.
-
Charles r. CoVerdale ATA left
Tuesday to spend the Christmas
holidays at Daytona Beach, Florida
Charles is stationed at Naval AIR
Auxiliary Station at Chincoteague. !
Va.
George W. Marshall and Kenneth |
Hopkins of Kent-Sussex Motor Co.
were guests of Buick Motor Divi-
sion, Wednesday, at the opening of
the General Motors Training Center
at MOOrestOWn, N. J.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Howard Kitchens
and two sons of Mather Field.
California, arrived in Delaware on
Friday of last week and will spend
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
W. Vane in Harrington and Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Kitchens here.
-
Jean Downing McClain left Den
yer, Colorado Air Base, when her
Medford McCIain, was
sent to Korea and Japan. Jean is
staying with her brother. Richard.
and his wife, Frances, at 215O Au-
burn Boulevard, Sacramento, Calf.
Staff Sergeant Richard Downing.
stationed at McClellen Field Air
Base, Sacramento, California. has
Deen visiting his parents on South
Walnut Street this week. A plane
rom Richards base in California
was leaving for Dover Air Base. He y
vas delighted when asked to make
he trip here, as Dover Air Base is
lear his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Millman
lHton, Del, and Mr.. and Mrs. !
Joseph Penuel, Milford, Del. at
ended the Interstate Milk Pro 3
.ucers' Cooperative at Philadel- d
.ha's Benjamin Franklin Hotel. n
december $40. Mr.. Millman and p
lr. Penuel heard Secretary Of Agri-
ulture, Ezra Taft Benson, tell the a
elegates that 1854 was zone of the V
lost prosperous in the Nations Y
eacetime history" Benson said the S
Eisenhower Administration has con- Il
'adicted the theories Of Economic al
efeatists" who contend that de- Vi
ressiOn must follow war. Mr..
enuel is president of Nassau Local h'
o. IL of the Interstate Milk Pro- W
lcers' Cooperative. Ell
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
Items Of a Purely
Personal Nature

.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Latcbum an,
children Of Newport News. Va
were weekend guests Of Mr. anr
Mrs. j. Harry Latchum.
MRS. Harry H. Brakeley will leave
on Thursday for Riverton. N nj r.
spent Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Brakeley, Jr.
Mr.. Milton A. Brimer of Rehobotb
formerly Of Milford, is recoverino
at the Milford Memorial Hospital
from his accident. Mr.. Brimer was
struck by a car on Dec. 4, 1854.
Miss Doris Gibson will arrive
home today for the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Bvron
Gibson. Miss Gibson is a senior at
Centenary Junior College.
Commander and Mrs. Henry d
Slpple and daughter, Barbara, who
have been guests of Mr.. and Mrs
William Y. Sipple, left on Monday
for London, England where thew
will live for the coming two years
Miss Kathleen Isaacs, a student of
Beaver College Jenkintown. Pa
will arrive home this weekend to
spend Xmas holidays with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Roland d
Isaacs.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Lewis III. Dicker-
son and daughters, Lynne and
Dawn, arrived in town Wednesday
from their home in Topeka, Kansas.
They will remain until after the
first of the year.
Mrs. Carleton FOOks will leave
Sunday for El PasO, Texas, to visit
Lieutenant and Mrs. Robert Redden.
They will drive to Southern Cali |
fOrnia, and spend the holidays there. !
Mrs. FoOks will remain a few weeks
in Texas before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Dill and Mrs.
Harry L. Grier will have Mrs.
Louder Grier, Miss Joy Grier of
Philadelphia and Mrs. David Wal
lace of Harrisburg, Pa, as their
guests. They arrive Thurs
day.
Mrs. Virginia H. Warren left
for San Bernardino, Cali
for a visit with Lieut.. and
Mrs. Craig Robertson and daugh-
.ers. In January Lieutenant Robert
ION will fly to England and remain
or three months. Mrs. Warren will
'emain during that time with her
laughter.
Miss Lois Deputy, the daughter
# Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Deputy,
# 703 South Walnut Street, Mil
ord, returned to her home this {
week for the Christmas holidays {
rom Southern Seminary and Jun I
or College, Buena Vista, Va, where /
he is in the first year Of college. I
liss Deputy has been active in stu [
ent affairs and was a member of {
he cast in the play, Murder in the I
athedral", by T. S. Eliot, presented
n the campus as a part of the pre- \
hristmas events. d
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
Trophy Grange Notes

Trophy Grange held its annual
election last Monday night The
following officers were duiv elect
ea Master, Winfred GruweIl
Orersaer Roland Neemon leo
turert Mrs. Mabel Cohee. Steward
mrs Gladys Kates; Assistant Stew
ara. Elmer Cohee; Chaplain. Annie
= Cow Treasurer James Hates,
Secretary, Dorothy Heyd Gafe-
Aeeper MRS. Eva Ellingswortb.
Ceres. hIrs Anna Moore Pomora
mrs Ruth Pittard; Flora. Mrs Reba
aruWeli Lady Assistant Steward
mrs. Dorothy ODay, Pianist An-
ME = Cow Directors. Winfred Gru-
Wei and Roland Neeman. Mrsl eos
nee was appointed Home Economies
enalrman and Mrs Mack. Youth
Chairman
At The next meeting, on Decem-
2ef 1lth the officers win be in-
stalled
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
CULLEN

Miss Mary Elizabeth CULLEN. agad
81 years, native and life long res;- sJ-
dent Of this section, died T1as6o,, 6S1
night Dec. at her home She 6sJ
previously suffered a stroke --'''
A daughter Of the late Robert w
and Mary Ann Quillen, She is sur- -.
Ylved Wv, by two sisters, Mrs. Matilda
Y west Of Philadelphia and Mrs
Sallie Q. Ellis Of Millsboro ana
three brothers, David W.: I Hsnv
Vile. al u WILL
MISS CULLEN was well known for
her complete devotion to religioTe
work IN churches Of the area Fnn-
eral services were held IN the
James Funeral Home, in MilIsboro
Friday at 2:OO p. m. Rev. Horace 7
carter, pastor Of the Church of the
assembly of God, in Lewes and Rev
W. 5. Grant, pastor of MiIIviIIe
Methodist Church conducted the
services interment in Bethel Gene
terry in Ocean View.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
Hospital Births

December 6. Girl, Mr.. and mrs
Kenneth Busbee. Lewes: Girl ~
and Mrs. Charles Harrison color
ed) Frederica.
December q: Boy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Wiley, Greenwood Girl m
and Mrs Elmer Norris T4arrirg.
ton: Girl, Mr.. and Mrs cisrSs
Lyhcn. Jrg Milford Boy. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Harry Wyatt, Dover
sce.n9er 8: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs
t.lelafa Morgan, Lincoln; Girl. M
e,l, s1lie Mls. George Ford, Georgetown.
S,' S5lli' Nr. ana Mrs. Walter Dawson.
,S5,LseilWooqi Girl. Mr. and Mrs. Wii-
liam 0ckels, Seaford.
december ~: Boy Mr.. and Mrs.
Sohh Dlckerson, AIillsboro. Row
lAii' ana MRS Kermit Hall. Milford
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
Engagement Announced


Mr and Mrs. Leroy Belt Tyndall.
OF Georgetown, Del, announce fbe
engagement of Mrs. TvndaiI,s
daughter, Miss Barbara Lane to M
Doanid Hugh Tucker. son Of Mr.
ana Mrs. Arden Livingstone Thicker
OF Greenville, N. G. @0'Nei
Miss Lane was graduated from
Duke University, in June ~ tbis
year and Is currently emnlovod --i,,, Is,
ne ne NoEth Carolina Department of
Z lollc Welfare, in Durham. NJ q
mr. Tucker attended GreenvilJa
L1igh School and Duke Universitv
de IS currently enrolled in t6e
luke University Medical School
az early summer wedding s plan
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
CONAWAY

services for William I. Conawav.
79, active in Republican politics for ~
many years, former coroner of
sussex County and a building con-
tractor, who died at his home at
GREENWOOD Saturday. December II
We're held at, the Conawav resi-
uehce with the Rev. Harry Fl. Con-
Her' pastor Of Greenwood Methodist
Church, officiating at 2 D. M. Tnest s5.
9ay. lnterment st. Jobnst0w1
wood. Nieell-
A native Of Greenwood sactior
where ne had lived his entire life
ne was a son Of the late lanes 3
ana Mariah Spanish COnawav He
Is survived by a daughter. Miss
MaDeI =. ConaWay, of Wilmington
ana Greenwood; two sons CbsrIos
n. Conaway and George r. Coma
way both Of Greenwood. two
granddaughters, Miss Cbarlotto
20, Go.n,aWay' HyattsVille, Md, and Mrs
Wllilam Hewlett. Camden, n n.
tHIee grandsons, William r. Coma
way Haddonfield, N. j.: Kendall
ana John Conway, Greenwood
ana one great-grandson, Eric HOW
lett' OF Camden, N. J. His wife Mrs
hlizaDeth L. COnaway, died in 1949
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17

ing left for Los Angeles: Mon
day Mrs. Virginia Warren be-
gan her trip across country
also to California. Sunday Mrs
Carleton Fooks will leave for
El Paso, Texas. Mrs. Brown
ing win visit her son and his
family Mrs. Warren will he
spending four months with
her daughter, Adele, and her
family and Mrs. Fooks expects
to stay few weeks with her
daughter Barbara and her bus-
band. While there they will
make a trip to California. so the
west coast has a lure for those
who live here just as the east is
attractive to those out there
t is wonderful for all Of them
to join their absent families at
the holiday season.
The Sewing Club will meet
with Mrs. Frank R. Grier todav
for luncheon and they will
make it a pre-Ohristmas party.
exchanging gifts and having
Mrs. William Hallett present
for the fun. These young mo-
theirs have enjoyed these week
" meetings for a long time
and their friendship is the
kind that endures.
Tuesday Mrs. Raymond Mas
ten had the second Of a series
Of coifees, the first one having
been given Tuesday Of last
week. It is a relaxed wav of
entertaining, with friends dron-
ping in for the morning enn
together and staying on to visit
and catch up on the news Of
each other. Mrs. Masten will
wait until after the HOLIDAYS
before she has another one.
This week her out-of-town
guest was Mrs. Lester J. Lis
hon Of Newtown Square. Pa
Christmas decorations gave the
affair a festive atmosphere.
A before hand" dinner will
be given on Sunday BY Mrs.
Carl Allen when she will have
as guests Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ros-
'oe Galloway, Mrs. Leah vim
7ard, Mrs. sallie Joseph. Mrs
Nellie Shute, Mrs. Edna simp-
ION and Miss Edna Simpson
lrs. Allen will have her bro
her and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
lrs. William L. Smith Of
iiackwood, ~ j., for her
christmas guests.
Friends are expressing their
to Mrs. A. 3. Humes
hose father, Mr.. oliver n
iaus, died on Saturday in AL
Pa. after a long ILL
ess. Mr.. and Mrs. Humes will
sturn home today.
There are a few more DAYS to
your Christmas plans
he weather is clear again and
Lings seem to go better when 9
.ere are blue skies. so I do
'pe each Of you get every
ing done in good time. This {
all for now. q
Always,
Virginia S. Townsend :
.ednesday. I
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
ii. G. Bennett, In
Cattle Association

Hammond c. Bennett, Milford.
Delaware, has been accepted as a
member Of The Holstein-Friesian
Association Of America by action
of the Board Of Directors at their
recent meeting in Brattleboro.
Vermont. "
me association Is the worlds
largest dairy cattle breeders regis
.ly organization, with more than
lo'0OO members throughout the
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
FITZGERALn

Services for John Edward Fitz-
gerald of Lincoln, who died Tb,,rs i.s
uay, december 9, were conducted
at z p. m, Sunday, from the T,of-
1and Funeral Home in Milford
6uIlai 6I, IN Lincoln Cemetery. Rev
'Olln Shockley officiating.
SURVIVORS include his wife. Katie.
a brother, William Of Lincoln ana
sister Mrs. Iney Hall of Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
Milford Bowling League
Individual AVERAGES

AFc-N8t8
Taylor, 182; Bressler, 178; Dono-
noe, 1856 Kennedy. 165; Moore
4o5 himmel, 165; Fink, 164: Bes-
enlelders 163; Gresson, 1853. wiz
klns 1862; Carter. 161. Schaefer
1876 Dare. 161s Briggs. 100. Horn
er, 100; West 159. Hoch. 157 Nv
pei. 1856; Heeger, I54; Han. 151.
Huth, 1853. Mcpherson. l52. Miner
151i Lynch, 152; Lynch. l52.
AWonlshon 1875 Marshall. 151
murphy $50; Deliinger 149: Mere
qitn, 1875 Johnson, 148; Carnriqbt
146 Acko, 148; Nauman, 146: Red
eout. l4 Kline 144; Grier. l48;
SlenQaniel l42, Short, lao: Bellies.
~ Wolfe, 1873; Vinyard. 1877:
Kern, 1876.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
OBITUARY
HANDSRERRY

HANDSBERRY
Frank r. Handsberry, "a, father
OF State Senator Walter A. Hands
Derry of Leipsic, died last Fridav
morning, December 10. He resided
IN Frederica and for % years be-
lore his retirement he was man
ager and caretaker of historic Bar
rats Chapel and burial ground.
In addition to his son, he is sur-
,ViVed by his wife, Sarah A. Hands
perry Frederica; three daughters
Mrs. Florence Maclary, Leipsic
Mrs, Mae Lindle, FELTON,: Mrs Mar,
ina CARRIER Philadelphia; 13 grand
children, 10 great-grandcbildran
ana sister, Mrs. Estella Hewer
of Chicago. ~
Services were held Sunday at .
?. m, in the Ferguson and Haves
Funeral Home, Dover, with inter
ment in the Methodist Cemeterv
at Leipsic.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
EAR FRIENDS.

IAN y EAlMlNiJS
4. : !. :. s. : 5. So: .....:.:: !. ! !: :
and one for which We must
not lose the real meaning.
And why should we, since we
have been taught almost 1000
years Of the Birth Of Christ.
L ought to be so much a part
Of us that we could never for
get Last Sunday many saw
the lovely service in one
church and this Sunday there
will be another just as lovely.
Yon thrill to the music and the
pageantry that heralds the com
ing Of Christmas and wonder
how anyone can witness such
without being emotional about
i all. The Milford New Cen
tury Club had it's Christmas
party Monday. being hostess
to the children Of the members.
Catching eyeryone's eye were
the reindeer on a table. as a
part Of the decorations. Mrs.
Paris Kirby. artist that she is.
made them two or three years
ago and they are SO lifelike II
was hard to believe she had
fashioned them out Of an old
sheet, some cotton and some
paste to hold it all together.
This is the time when people.
mostly the gentle sex, use their
ingenuity, and bring forth sur
prisingly lovely things. At the
end Of the week every mode Of
transportation win be taxed
to the utmost, bringing home
the boys and girls from their
several schools and colleges.
We shall have our share Of
these young people, bent on
having the usual good time
with their families and friends.
There are always lots Of par
ties and the Christmas dance
on the 27th gives many the OBJ
portunity to have open house
and entertain home folk and
those who are visitors such
viii be tHat Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Aber, who have is
sued invitations for that time.
Their lovely home on Han
Place viii be a nice background
Tor the gayety
Mr and Mrs. James W. Can
ION have announced the en-
,agement Of their daughter.
Patricia Elizabeth. to James
: Greenly son Of Mr.. and
lrs James Greenly Of Dover.
liss Cannon is a graduate Of
iilford High school. class Of
954 and e employed BY the
economy Auto Supply Com
any Mr.. Greenly attended
'over High School and for the
est two years has been serv-
lg in the y. S. Navy. being
stationed on the u.
s. Wisconsin No date has
cen set for the wedding.
Our home folk viii be doing
ONE Of the travelling. too.
uesday Mrs. Mortimer Brown
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
POcahOntas NOtes

The Great Chiefs were to the
Lodge last Monday night and we
had a grand time Our Xmas tree is
decorated and we're all ready for
our party Monday night CDec. 2O).
Wen be seeing you all at the party.
Don't forget your gifts.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17

SUSSEX FARM BUREAU-sus-
sex S,sa County Farm Bureau Director
GIN Murray Of SelbyVille called a
Fafm Bureau Membership Meeting
az the Selbyville Implement Conn
pany to select the names Of 400
farmers from Selbyville, Frankford.
DagsborO, Gumboro, Ocean view
areas TO become members of the
sussex Farm Bureau, the Delaware
Farm Bureau and the American
Farm Bureau for 1855. This an
nouncement was made as the 1854
Natlonal Farm Bureau membership
totals were released as 1909 .461.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

AENT CLINICS-WELL CHIT
CONFERENCE, Dover, DecembeT
zOth, 1870 p. m, Health Unit AZ
2outh State Street. Call Dover 5711
Ext. 10 for appointments.
VENEREAL DISEASE CLINIC
Milford, 4 December 21st, 1880 a M
ESQ p. m, Health Unit. shore
Theatre Building.
CRIPPLED CHILDREN,S CTTN
IC' Dover, December 21st 9 20 ! -
Health Unit, 414 South State Street
DELMAR POSTMASTER The
y. ). Civil Service Commission an
hounced recently that a second
class postmaster job is open at Del-
mar, Del, and will be filled bv
civil Service Examination.
The postmastership at Delmar
pays S4.S70 a year. An examina.
ton, to be announced later will ~
held at Salisbury, Md.
After examinations are comnlato
the postmaster general win snbmit
names Of the top three applicants
Ior the job to President Fisenbow-
er' The President in turn will send
-he name of his choice to tbe sem
ate Tor confirmation.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
Local Happenings

MEETTNG-The Mizpab Circle 81
tne First Presbyterian Church win
meet at the home Of Mrs. Sadie r
wright at 8 p. m. on December
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17

WOMEN HURT - Two woman
were injured when the car n
which they were riding skidded on N
County Route 1O4, two and one
tenth miles west of Dover and
struck a guard railing.
Ioa Josephine Taylor, 90, of Gale
ma Md, suffered a laeeration of
the head and Mildred Pafne 20 " O
Rock Hall, Nd, decorations Of botb
legs and shock. They were taEeD
70 the Kent General Hospital Do-
yer, for treatment. ~
state troopers said they were
passengers in a car operated bv
5l1 larry c. Rafne, 21, Of GaIena
i. ma. Ihey said the vehicle was 20
ing around a curve in the road
when it skidded on the Wet Ia lo.eH
turned around and crashed into o t5e
guard rail. Damage to the car 1gaS g.,S
estimated at S4OO 10 "'S
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17

CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
christmas Program will be pre-
sented Sunday, December 18th, at
200 o'clock at Milford Neck Church
Mrs. S. A. Webb, Jr.. is in charge of
the program.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17

GRANGE MEETING-This satur-
day evening, Milford Grange will
hold a short business meeting.
which will be followed by a Christ
mas program, tree, with exchange
OF gifts, good fellowship and re-
freshments.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
FUTURE FARMERS

FUTURE FARMERS IL Elavan
new members joined the BridgeviIla
Future Farmers of America Cbsn.
.sI le[ az a meeting in the Bridgeville
sGnooI last week. Richard Miller.
cRaPter - president was in charge
Of the ceremony.
me Greenland degree was con-
IeIred upon Ray Orendorf, James
boWden, Donald Gray, John Hast
ngs' Harvey Lofland, Donald a.
Day Mark Prettyman, Donald REQ
ords' Charles Smith, Dean swift
Leon Wilson and Joseph Fountain
AIter the investiture, a moving
picture The Future Farmer of
LAAneIlca was presented. Refresh
% We're served by the senior
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17

BEACH FIRING-Colono1
I1V"afd, Er.,1d, Post Commander, Fort
Miies' Delaware, announced The
following schedule Of firing to he
conducted at the Bethany Beach
AAA Range on the dates indicated
ana Is published for the Information
Of all concerned.
3 January to and including z jan
uary 1855; 10 January to and in
cluding IA January 1855: II Ian
uary to and including 81 January
1855; "a January to and ineluding
20 January 1854: 81 January 1856.
Flrlng Areas: Restricted Area No
Z. Firing will be conducted between
the hours Of $500 and 1900 Eastern
Standard Time.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17

WCTU MEETING-The post
poned meeting Of the WCTU win be
1eld Monday evening, December
asth at 1880 with Mrs. John Vree-
land on Fisher Avenue, Milford
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-17
COLLISION

Funeral services for Nellie Col
lisOn, Sc, wife Of Wilmer CoIlison
were held from the J Miliard
Cooper Funeral Home. 10 n Cen
ter Street. Harrington, Tuesday
afternoon, December IA, at o.
clock with the Rev. Milton Elliott
pastor Of Trinity Methodist Church
oi[iciating. Interment was in HoI5
lyWood Cemetery.
Mrs. Collision passed awav late
friday evening at her home In
Farmington where she had lived
ner entire life. She had been n
poor health for several years
She was a member Of the p n
OF A. lodge, Wilmington.
surviving besides her HUSBAND is
a daughter, Mrs. Harold P. Minnar
q harrington; five brothers. lanes
hust' Clarence Rust, Willis g. Rnst
an OF Pennington; John W. Rnst
q Greenwood, and JEFFERSON S 3 :
ttust' Of Wyoming; two sisters
mrs. Cora Powell, Harrington ana
MRS. Elizabeth Burris, Of Odessa