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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11
Rites At Rice Today
For Fl. w. Carmichael

A gravesida funeral Aeryice vii
be held today Friday Feb II. nt
$3.50 . N. al JaueStoNn Preeby
terrain churth Cemetery neat
ltiee, for Henry William Car
michael. s.. Who died "Wednesday.
Feb AT KeyBYille.
A night Waterman win a Keys
vile lumber company. be is. sur
yIyed Ivy ms wife. Mrs julia Fer
Rnson Carmichael, Of Rice, four
daughters. Mrs Leila Tatufn
Mrg Charlie r. Tatum and Mrs.
Donald r.. M@biey, all of Burke
Vile and Mr4 Roy Hatcher of
u Portsmouth. fur SONS. NJ w. and
Ben Carmichael. Of Rice Thomas
Carmichael, bf Eurketille and
Sgt. Elmer Carmichael, stationed
sin Kotrs. Japan. two sisters. Mrs
FANNIE stevens and Mrs Ben
Hatcher both of Danvilie; %
grandchildren and one great
grandchlld.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11
Prince Edward
III Clubs TO Stress
Safety During 1866

DARLINGTON HEIGHTS It'll Grade
4-ff Club bryan the new year w!ul
eIiipiiaai@ 0n safety and 4 plan.
1ag aexsion when project work.
books wefe given cut ard members
8efe asblened demonstrations
Al The February meeting, DEM
on4trations we're gieetl on safety
Lorraine Mabty. Madeline Moore,
Rl4Dy RoIJf. Marjorie seag and
France Solthan demonstrated
safety III looking. picking 3p glass
and hYlug scatter ruas.
Russell Ire Scruggs. Kerry
S3cruggs. Joseph Jordon and Dom
aid Caller showed safe gays Of
carving guns. the danger o. rusty
nails and safe storage Of toys.
Mrs. Gee. home agent. and Mr..
Wilkias, III Club advisor. help
ed arrange 70. demonstrations
next month on electric appliances
Worsham 7th Grade
The Seventh Grade All Club
of W0lsham High School met on
February 2. when Mr. wilkins,
CTR All leader. showed US some
cords and plugs that cause d fire
He talked with us shout safety
With electric APPLIANCES He also
rave us some good advice on what
% do With a bad cord
We planned tile demonstrations
that we shah give at the next
meeting They are az follows. 90
Jiscoinectiag appliances. Dickie
Tnaekston; ~ Cords and plugs
Sonny Fowlkes: ~ Water and
electricity. Verge McAbee and
Betty Ferguson a. cIean~g
electric appliances. Lulu Bell
LatherWood and 81 Putting
pIuPs on cords. Charles Watts.
We saw demonstrations given
" Indy Cox. Dickie Thaekston.
gergie McAbee, Martha Allen.
Betty Ferguson. Mary Lou Gen
ny, Sonny foWlkes, Betty Lloyd
irving and John Chernault--
Dickie blackstone. reporter
Worsham 9Th Grade
The W0rsham Sixth Grade Ali
hub meets OH the first Wednesday
II the month in Miss Lipsc0mb's
DOM We are studying safety,
nd have learned how TO prevent /
res around our homes.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11
Southside Hospital
Admits % Patients

Southside Community Hospital
listed IS patients as having been
admitted in their weekly report.
Those patients were:
J r.. Cihertnan, herrln.
Chester Bourfie DilMyn. Mrs. w
H. Mckay. ST.. Farmvills. Joe c,
Chappei. Andersonyllles W. r.
Watkins. Srl Farmvilla. Mrs.
James Kelley, Faymviile, James
A. Alien. Ftrmvllle. James II
Newly. Farfnviiie. Mira Elisha
Madison. rarinviile; Mrs. Robert
X. Rodgers, Hampden sydney !:
John La,nkins. brakes Branch.
Mrs Richard II, Blant5n. Cum
berland; Mrs. Tuilie Nh. Dean.
WorshAm.
Also. Mrs. James G. Waycaster,
Dillwyn. Mrs. c. N. Wilkerson.
Prospect. r. q Fralin. Flu1nviile
Mrs NJ. l.. Landfum. Harmriile.
Mrs. s. T. Spain. Crewel. Claude
Finchum. il. Green Bay Mrs. c.
NJ, Walsh. Crewe. Miss Martha
Ann Cocks. Kenbridge. Benjamin
G. Maxwell. Apponiatiox Mrs. l.
NJ. Pairet. Farmville, CALVIN Ros-
ser, Pannpiin, Mrs, ] HI. Cocks,
Farmville.
Births We're recorded to
Mya.anG MiS: w r. Shumaker.
Buckingham. girl. Feb. 3,
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Boruni
Rice, girl. Feb. g.
Mr. and Mrs, +. w Nilmoth
kenbrldge. boy. Feb. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs T. w Talbot,
'Farmyille. girl. Feb 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy l.. Holt
Farmville. boy. Feb. 3.
Mr., and Mrs. James r.. Hood
1saruyille. girl, Feb 4
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11
Mrs. {. nj. Price Jf.
~, Die / Wednesday
At RaIt Ugh, N. G.

Mrs Frances Vaughan Prizes
-. vile II e II f1lea tr died
sFrline day FRI y. at f.aleisi.
II G.. IT ebf6pi& ttfaa following
an aisg,e fadaet0ng
5iae was ~ f,aieigii. Where Aff
Price Il q stideslt al HoFsn Caro-
Hita State GoiIege Hrs. Price. d
native 81 Prospect. and daughter
of County Supervisor ord MIS-.
w w Vaughan. ,gaa a graduate
~ f'alnviila High School ard e.
Lllke's Ecidol Of airslng. Rich
niofld
She was member II Olive
Branch Methodist Church
SURVIVING III addition to her
husband ard f,arensa. are eIeht
brothers ard sisters. William &
Vaughan ann Mrs John f Trey,
81 LyfchDulH Stanley r Vaughan
Of Prosg@et Mrs Edwin Our
Icy Of Richlands. WAIST. Gail
w ValRfian 81 Fafrngille. Mrs
Montague Aeee Of Richmond.
james X Vaughan III Uangiiie
and Mary Lou Vaughan. student
Rt Greenaboto College. n. G.
Also SURVIVING are an uncle, an
nunt. grandfather ard num-
Der Of niecea and nepheUs
Funeral services wall be held al
Prospect Methodist Church FRI
day al 2 y, IN, conducted by the
Rev. J G Weaver lnte1meft viii
be IN the church cemefeiy
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11
OOH Wedding Anniversary
Celebrated on Old IFS ROAD

Mt and Mrs George. w. Anaer-
son ana daughter. ,sfiss Bessie
Richard on, Mrs May C0l0lna.
Nh and AIRS Rasmotr William
Mr. and Mrs Laneas s5oling ~and
1n4ud MI e. M q. 4.Seg all
81 Richmond
Also MI and Mt glayQ islct-
ardson ri Scottsgllle Miss Mag
gie Elan and Mr. and AIrs RI. d
r Grow all 81 Dlllwyn Mr. and
Mrs. Otis Shepard. sir4 Vesta
Ward Miss Lucille WaAd Mr. and
Mrs J Luckin Buge 1tr and
Mrs r II Hamburg. 81 Mrs joel
Watkins and Miss Catherine Wat
kins. all Of FaimYille
The only members Of the i'm
mediate family VINO we're not .te-
sent wero Emmett Ricnatdson, 4
son, of San Francisco. Calf. and
Mrs Julia Kinslcy Palmer Of
Paris. q GRANDDAUGHTER.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11
!1atnly;IIc Pea

tf Continued ffd9t Fape y
NIT Glenn adfodsr aie ;io-
ci-A5u Jo n 3ve tiit Ioin' anntgal
meatina Of e 1f'A and NFlLA
from Janaar la y aach ~ aae to
aGrtrae Wcathei Conditions eNet-
lns in tAa former month
an innovation tftsi year Wiil be
tine holding If two meetings. one
Saturday. March lgc at LynGh-
buJr ot Rustbure for members in
ttul eectiou. and tae second on
lle following Saturday. March 2G
at Fa1nyl.le. Tor members Ill tsltS
area
NTH Glenn said members nby
make heir own decision which
session ta attend Ihe a7end. atd
leaders Win b. tile same "A hotll
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11
Final Rites Held For
Eddie Yor k Loving, IS

A funeral sefyict for Eddie York
Loving. Sc. of Buckingham coun-
~. who died Friday, Feb 4. was
held at Dunkum Funeral Home at
. M Sunday. Intetment was
In the family cemetery near
HaneS Chapel Church.
Surviving are two SISTERS. Mrs.
T.. b. Lawrence. OF Jacksonville.
Fla. and MIRA. L. r Gnnter. Of
Diilwyii. and several nieces and
nepheWs.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11

~ af.a aH Il r ieTrT.
faEnisllie' sui pep q
Nj AID Afas Il r. Hsikerson.
i'arnYiIle glriy FEB 4,
. Mf and Mrs Steve sfgisllln.
cunssp 4af.d a4ii. Eeb
MIR ard Mrs z r austin. VIC
sorla by Feg z
NJ ara Airs w II Dunlap
FaunYiiie f4Sg Feb :
Ne and Affs p q Dennlg.
FarngliIe. girl. Feb. 9.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-02-11

Wednesday We had dem0nStra-
tons about preventing accidents
at home Some Of them were how,
10 use cutting board Linda
Lee VanoverD how TO turn the
handles Of pans when cooking,
fnii2aheth I4eatherWood and Ruth
GARRETT. how to put away toys
THAT you might stumble over
Polly Bailey and Patsy Garrett
and hoy to keep bicycle in
shape johnny Routt and John
ny Alien Next month we viii
haYc demonstration on electrical
safety Lacy Nylun. report
gr'3
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-29
MillSbOrO III. ID.
Club Activities

A covered dish luncheon was the
feature for the regular meeting of
the Millsboro Homemakers' Club,
Thursday, April 81, at Mrs. Paul
Schumacher's home. Party Bread
the Easy Way" the topic of the
day, was demonstrated in very in
teresting and instructive way by
Mrs. Schumacher and Mrs. Meyer
Ableman. who gave the members
an opportunity to sample the fl
nished product by serving a variety
of rolls at the luncheon.
During the business session,
plans were discussed for National
Home Demonstration Week, May 2
through s. The club members will
attend Grace Methodist Church in
group Sunday morning, May /.
During the week articles made by
members will be displayed in the
windows of VOLTS Appliance Store.
Saturday, May z, the club will go
to Dover to enjoy the events of
Dover Day.
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Milton Democratic Club

Mrs. Betty Tunison was elected
Club at a meeting held at Mrs.
Tunison's home on Wriday even
ing, April %. Other officers elected
were: Mrs. Christine Donovan,
vice president; Mrs. Eliza Dulton,
treasurer: Mrs. Mary Bidman,
secretary; Mrs. Edna Brasure,
publicity; Mr.. Cleveland James
was named chairman of the Mem
bership drive. Other members OF
this committee are Doris Hastings,
John Donovan and Richard Hud-
son; Mr.. Jon Hall, refreshments.
Rep. James Smith, Who is a
member of the club, gave a very
interesting talk on the problems
confronting the Legislature and
pledged his support for an intelli-
gent and sympathetic interest for
all people.
Messrs. Elmer Hastings and
George Tunison spoke on the Youth
Movement, stating that there are
number of young Democrats who
are vigorous and the opportunity
in the party is here.
Mrs. Edna Brasure, President of
the Sussex County Women's DEM
ocratic Club and vice president of
the affiliated club asked the group
what new political maneuvers do
you foresee that will help the
party in the 1856. election. This
question was answered by a number
of people.
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Officials Elected
At Avenue Church

Continued from first page)
man; Lay member to Conference,
Dallas Kitchens; Reserve Lay MEM
Der, George Macklin; Treasurer,
Miss Elizabeth Hammond; Finan-
cial Secty., William Wells; Church
School superintendent, Will S n
Sockrider; Asst. School Sup't., Tom
FAX: President, Young Adult Eel
lowship, Howard Vreeland; Pres,
Methodist Men. Dolphus Wilkins !;
Pres, w. S. C. S., Mrs. Jonathan S.
Willis; Pres, Choir, Frank Wolfe !;
President, M. Y. F., Edward Stein
er, Jr.
Stewards, George Davis. Garrett
L. Grier, James G. Holzmueller,
Mrs. Arcadia Ingram, James p.
Pierce, P. w. HI. Pierce, Charles
Wilkerson, Neal wilkins, Leslie
Blades, Burton Willis, John Scott,
Price w e b, Howard Postles,
Thomas Derrickson, Mrs Phyllis
Kelley, Dean Kimmel. William V.
Sipple, Jr., Harry Rust, John Will
liams, Charles Gleason, Pennewill
S. Isaacs, o. A. James, Norton Lev
erage, Theodore Townsend, Brown
Thawley, Arthur Hall, Mrs. l.. j.
Matthews, Harry E. Mayhem, Sr.,
John Vreeland, J. Sencer Willis,
Mrs. Olivia Abrahams, Robert G..
Baechler, Thomas Fax, Lawrence
Fitchett, Fleming Hart, Lawrence
Sharp, Claud Tease, Raymond Mas
ten
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-29
Home Demonstration
Club Week

May 1st to May 7th will be known
as Home Demonstration Club Week.
"Today's Home Builds Tomorrow's
World is the theme of the week.
The Harrington Home Demonstra-
ton Club has invited the Houston
Home Demonstrated Club, the Vic
tory and the Merry Makers Home
Demonstration Clubs, both of Har-
rington, to be their guests and join
them in attending services at Trini-
ty Methodist Church, Harrington,
Sunday. May LIST, at 1880 p. m. 1t is
hoped as many members as possible
of each club will be present for this
church service.
The Harrington Home Demon
stration Club will hold their regu-
lar meeting in the Fire House Hall
on Monday. Nav End, at 200 p. m.
They will hold open House" and
every member is expected to be
present and bring a guest with
them This will make your club
president happy, so please do not
disappoint her.
May 3rd is the date of the State
Demonstration Meeting at the Wes-
ley Church in Dover. The program
starts at 10 O'Clock. Luncheon will
be served by the W. S. C. S. of the
church. Be sure and contact your
Club president by Friday night if
you want a reservation.
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Items Of q Purely
Personal Nature

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Jones of
Wilmington were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Haswell Pierce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman d. Walker
had as their Sunday dinner guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Winder Massey of
Harrington, Mrs. Fred Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. George Goldner and son,
Bob. of Wilmington.
Mrs. Paul " Mckay returned
home on Friday of last week after
being away the past four weeks
She visited in South Carolina and
Alabama and on her way home was
in Ohio and West Virginia.
Robert Gibson. who has been in
the U. s. Army for the past two
years, the last one being spent in
Korea, has terminated his service
and came to Milford last week. Mr..
Gibson is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Gibson.
William Grier returned to duty
on Thursday of last week after en-
joying leave with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank r. Grier. He COM
pleted his basic training with the
Army at Camp Gordon, Virginia,
and is now stationed at Camp Jack
son, Columbia, S. c.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-29
Dover Century Club

Members of the Dover Century
Club Chorus are preparing a pro-
gram of sacred numbers, Brahms
waltzes, contemporary art songs,
and Hans Christian Anderson
songs for their fourth annual
Spring Concert on May IL at Sis
p. m. in the Murphey School Audi
forum, Kings Highway, of Dover.
The Century Club Chorus will
sing in Laurel on May for the
final session of the Delaware State
Federation of Women's Clubs con-
vention. On this occasion they will
give a preview of a portion of their
spring program. Being a member
of the Century Club is not pre-
requisite to singing with the group.
The chorus maintains a nursery
during rehearsals so that young
mothers of the community may
have the opportunity of singing. 1t
is non-profit organization which
aims only to make enough from
their spring concert to finance the
nursery, purchase their music and
present the spring concert, with a
visiting guest artist All other per-
fOrmances of the group for civic
organizations or churches are graf
is. SPONSORS of the spring concert
whose subscriptions are received
by April 80 will be acknowledge on
the program. Write Mrs. W. S.
Price, AZ Bayard avenue, Dover, for
further information.
Guest artist for the 1855 concert
is Marvin Solley, young baritone
from Louisville, Kentucky. who in
less than year in New York has
already established himself as a
gifted artist. He is soloist at the
Fifth Avenue Church of the Heav-
emily Rest and has sung there in
performances along with people
like Eleanor Steber, John Brown
lee and David Lloyd. He also sang
at a concert recently at the Carl
Fischer Hall which was broadcast
over station WNYC, New York. He
has given several benefit concerts
for various New York organiza-
tons. Recently Mr.. Solley spent
two weeks in Chicago in rehearsal
for three performances with the
Chicago Symphony under the direc-
ton of Fritz Reiner. When in New
York he studies with Franz Pros
chowski, famed teacher of Nadine
Connor and other gifted singers.
He is a member of two leading vo-
cal groups, the Fleetwood Singers
and the New York Concert Choir.
The audience is invited to attend
a reception in honor of Mr.. Colley
and the Chorus following the pro-
gram at the Dover Century Club
House on The Green.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-29
Lewes High School
Presents Senior
Class Play

On April 20, delightful three
act mystery comedy will be pre-
scented by the Lewes High School
Senior Glass. The play is entitled
Finders Creepers" and was writ
ten by the renown Donald Payton.
The story concerns the week
end visit Hercules Nelson, por-
trayed by Lawrence Kieffer, and
his friend, Wilbur Maxwell, por-
trayed by Otto Lange, spend at the
home of Hercules Uncle Bob and
Aunt Mary, enacted by William
Mincy and Vera Kassarkin. Too
late the boys discover that their
weekend host is a mortician.
That's right an undertaken. After
an encounter with the gallivanting
corpus delecti of Jason T. Quig-
ley, portrayed by Jack Keye, the
boys are all for returning home,
but after meeting Celeste, Her
cules' cousin. and Nina, Mr.. Quig-
ley's granddaughter. the boys
courage is refreshed, especially
since they are such pretty girls
Gail Janney plays the role OF
Celeste. and Thelma Parsons plays
the role of Nina. After many hilar-
ious incidents and frightening
events, the attempted murder OF
Mr. Quigley is solved The play is
chock full of comedy parts: Daphne
the maid, portrayed by Janet Glib
son. who's always lowering the
boom on old Claude, the caretaker
as portrayed by James Stritzinger
Little sistor frankie. who loves
mystery thrilfers, portrayed by
lean Ann Dodd: and live-wire
Granny. enacted by Mary Ann Gull
yer, who with hep cat Mr.. Quigley
keeps the whole joint jumpin' in
this well-paced. rib-ticklin' mys-
terry comedy, with an emphatic ac-
cent on the comedy. A sinister out
look is denoted bv the suspicious
characters of DR.. Brown. portrayed
by John Hudson: Madeline enacted
by Carol Mau1l: and Harry Schu-
ster. portrayed by William JoseDh
The NAV will be hold in the
Lewes High School Auditorium or
April % at o'clock. Tickets NAV
be purchased from any member Of
the Senior Glass. All proceeds &c
to the class.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-29
Hospital Shop Hcstesses

Friday, April 20: Afternoon-Mr
Leah Kopf; Evening-Mrs. William
Dellinger.
Saturday, April 30: Afternoon
Mrs. Carson Ward and Mrs. Leah
Vineyard; Evening - Mrs. Helen
HoutZ.
Sunday, May 1: Afternoon-Mrs
Hoey Farrow; Evening Gill
bert Murphy and Miss Dorothy Der
rickson.
Monday, May 2: Afternoon-Mrs.
Carol Short and Mrs. Howard
French; Evening - Mrs. n. NJ.
Stokes.
Tuesday, May g: Afternoon-Mrs
Calvin White and Mrs. Willard
Hall; Evening-Mrs. John Nc
Pherson.
Wednesday, May 4: Afternoon
Mrs. Edward Steiner and Mrs. John
MCGEE: Evening Mrs. Dallas
Kitchens.
Thursday. May 5: Afternoon
Mrs. Harold Stauffer and Mrs.
Thomas Craft; Evening-Miss Hell
en- Macklin.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Holzmueller
are spending each weekend at their
home in Rehoboth Beach.
Mrs. Neva O'Brien of Easton, Md,
spent few days this week with Mr..
and Mrs. A. d. Dickerson.
Miss Bernice Daugherty of Girls
field, Md, is the guest of the Rev
erend and Mrs. Robert Green.
William d. Wood, having COM
pleted basic training at Fort Sam
son, N. Y, is spending a thirteen
day leave with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Edgar Wood, before leav-
ing for Denver, Colo, his next as
signment Mr.. Wood is in the Air
Force.
Mr.. Roland Beebe was in Will
mington, last Friday, accompanied
by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Beebe, for an appointment
with DR.. Irvine Flynn, for exam
ination and X-rays of the back and
leg-iniuries resulting from an ac-
cident which occurred on the eve
ming of April 8th. Mr.. Beebe and
his wife were crossing the street,
to enter the A&P Market, when he
was struck by an automobile, OPP
Grated by Russell Taylor of near
Milford
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-29
Kent Chapter, No. 10,
O.E.S., Celebrates Its
10Th Birthday

With Dorthy Matron Edith Har-
cum and Worthy Patron Clifford
Raughley, presiding, Kent Chapter
No. IL, o. E. S., celebrated their
10Th birthday anniversary last We'd
nesday evening. Worthy Grand
Matron Lillian Larrimore and Wor-
thy Grand Patron George Osten-
darp, with many of their grand Off
GERS were present for the occasion.
Representatives of Maryland and
Delaware were pleased to be pres
ent on the occasion which also hon
ored the following charter mem
bers: Mary Dolby, Henrietta Will
liams, Hester Reed, Nora Tharp,
Emma Murphy. Marguerite Cooper,
Sarah E. Riggin, Sallie Satterfield,
and Anna Tucker. A memorial to
the deceased charter members was
given by the worthy matron.
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8 File Here For
School Board Posts
CONTINUED from page one)

"5. We are open-minded but not
in any way committed to the reor-
ganization of school districts at this
time.
Sc. We believe the election of a
good board of education guarantees
good teachers for our children.
~. We are willing to devote the
necessary time to solve our school
problems and to take the following
oath which is required of all
school board members: L do SOL
emnly swear that l will support the
Constitution of the United States
and the Constitution of the State of
Delaware, and that l will faithfully
discharge the duties of the office of
board member according to the best
of my ability"
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-29
Hospital Births

April 1S: Boy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne Jones (colored), Milton.
April 10: Girl, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph S. Lofland, Jr., Milford; boy
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Downs, of
Bridgeville; girl, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
ton Wyatt, Milton.
April 81: Boy. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Leyanna, FELTON,.
April %: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Purnell, Georgetown; boy. Mr..
and Mrs. Gene Roach, Georgetown:
girl, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roosa, of
Seaford.
April %: Girl, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Butler, Jr., Milford; boy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lane, Ellen
dale.
April "a: Girl, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Wiley, Georgetown.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-29
Draper Ayrshire
Makes Monthly Record

Old Homestead Golden Estacy. an
Ayrshire cow in the Draper Farm
herd of Milford has produced the
highly creditable monthly total of
100 pounds of butterfat during re-
cent month. This record placed her
in eighth place among all high but
ter fat producers in the five to ten
year old class during the month.
Golden Estacy" totalled 1884
pounds of 1870 milk.
This record has been recognized
and released by the Division of Rec
ords of the Ayrshire Breeders AS
ISOLATION, Brandon, Vermont.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-29
Greenwood Home Club

The Greenwood Home Demon
stration Club will meet at the home
of Mrs. Laurance Graham on Tues
day evening, May 10. at 8 p. m.
The subject will be Quick and
Easy Sandwich Spreads, with Mrs.
Carroll and Mrs. Barwick as lead
ers.
All club members will attend SER
vices at Grace Church on Sunday
morning, May 1. in honor of Nat
ional Fl. D. Week. Several members
will also attend Delaware State
II. ID. Day in Dover on May 3rd,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-29
Wedding
IRELAND MCCORMICK

IRELAND MCCORMICK
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Ireland of
Glendale announce the marriage
of their daughter, Fredetta Lou.
to Paul Joseph Mccormick of Eas-
ton, Pa.
Mrs. Mccormick is a graduate
of the Milford High School and at
tended State Teachers College at
West Chester, Pa. Mr.. Mccormick
is a graduate of Wilson Borough
High School at Easton, Pa, and
is completing his education at Laf-
ayette College and State Teachers
College at West Chester, Pa.
The wedding took place in the
home of the brides parents, with
only members of the immediate
family present. The young couple
plan to live in West Chester, Pa.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-04-29

The Reverend Donzei Wild
ely, pastor of Calvary Methodist
Church, who is also Grand
Chaplain of the Masonic Order
of the Grand Lodge of Della
ware, was surprised on Sunday
when the members of the
Grand Masters staff and their
wives appeared at the morning
worship service. He was fur
Their surprised to be the hon.
ored guest at a dinner at Anne's
Restaurant. During the day
he was presented with a Bible,
properly inscribed. In between
the services and the dinner
the group were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Haswell Pierce at
their home on South Walnut
street.