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bill, beating the Chicago White
Sox, 6-3 and 81. The Cardinals
counted four runs in the eighth,
two on a Red Schoendienst
home run after a Nellie Fox
error, to win the opener. And
Tom Poholsky set down the Sox
on three hits. one a homer by
Walt Dropo. to win the i've
inning nightcap.
Cincinnati routed a five-game
losing streak by clouting Wash
ington, 1872.
Dale Long gave Pittsburgh
a 50 decision over Baltimore,
smacking a 375-foot double that
scored the winning run in the
ninth. Half of the Pirates IL
hits were for extra bases. one a
homer by Frank Thomas.
Turley Wins our-Hitter
The New York Yankees got q
neat nine shining performance
from Bob Turley, who allowed
Birmingham just four hits while
tanning II in a 81 triumph.
Turley, who walked five. doubled
in a run to make it IL in the
seventh, and Mickey Mantle won
it in the eight on a homer.
Chicago's Cubs wrapped up
the road phase of their spring
preparations by defeating Beau
mont, 81. 1t was the sixth
straight for the Bruins, who head
for Wrigley Field and a week
end city series with the White
Sox. Randy Jackson and Jim
Tanning homered for Chicago,
which got two-hit pitching from
Sam Jones over seven innings.
Kansas City walloped another
of it's farm clubs, swapping
Winston-Salem (Class b. 20-4.
The AS hit three home runs, two
by Bill Renna and one by Vic
Power.
HERE AND THERE: The
American League bought an UNI
pire, 33-year-old John Rice. from
the American Association {.
Pittsburgh optioned First Base
man Bob Skinner to New Or
leans Southpaw Mel Parnell
nursed an injured right knee
with diathermy and whirlpool
treatments. Red Sox Manager
Mike Higgins said it was moth
ing serious"
More X-ray tests are planned
for Bobby Thompson, Braves
outfielder who developed a sore
elbow and right shoulder in
training. Yesterdays tests at
Milwaukee were negative :.
AL Dark has hit safely in 10
straight games for the Giants :. {.
San Hack shas tabled Harry
Chit as the Cubs No. I catcher
and Bob Thorpe. making the long
Jump from Glass c ball, as a
starting pitcher. -.
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GIobetrotters Lead
Stors, ga, as Tour
Goes to Iowa CITY

ELKHART, Ind. April 6 (P.
The Harlem Globetrotters had
a ga edge over the College ALL
Stars today as they took their
cross-country basketball series to
Iowa City, Iowa, after playing to
a sellout crowd here last night.
The Trotters beat the Stars,
80-71, before 1911 in the Elkhart
stadium.
The Stars stayed close for a
little more than a quarter. The
Trotters went ahead at 1892 at
the half and made it 67-58 after
three quarters. The Stars threat
ened at 1911, but a field goal
by Sam Wheeler on an out-of
bounds play killed the threat.
Andy Johnson scored IS points
for the Trotters, and Sweetwater
Clifton contributed IA. Tom
Cola of LaSalle was top man for
the Stars with 16 points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY

81 Alfred G. Vanderbilt's handi-
cap star, Social Outcast, became
a surprise contestant for Satur-
days $75,000-added Campbell
Memorial Handicap at Bowie
when Trainer Bill Winfrey an
lnounced today that the Swear
old gelding would be shipped
from Belmont Park.
Social Outcast, who will shoul-
der 1875 pounds, the same weight
assigned Fisherman, c. v. Whit
.ney's speedy colt. is due to arrive
lat Bowie tomorrow afternoon.
His rider Saturday will be Eric
Guerin.
The presence of Social Out
cast, who won this years Nc
Lehman Handicap at Hialeah,
gives the Campbell the four top
rated horses on John Turner's
weight list. Helioscope, the ia
vorite, must carry 100 pounds,
and Joe Jones is fourth in line
behind Fisherman and Social
Outcast with 12l.
It now appears that nine
horses will battle it out in the
richest handicap race ever run
at a Maryland track. In addi-
uon to the top-weighted horses
the other probables are Full
Flight, Spinning Top. Resilient,
Abbezac and Man of Destiny.
Meanwhile, Fisherman's stock
was boosted with the announce
ment that Eddie Arcaro will be
his rider in the Campbell. Ar
caro- is coming down from New
York to ride the 4-year-old son
of Phalanx who won as a pinch
hitter in last years Washington,
D. c., International at Laurel 4
Eddie. it will be remembered.
turned in one of his perfection
rides to get Fisherman home in
the International. Arcaro was
also astride the colt in his fine
mile trial at Jamaica last Satur-
day. -
Fisherman worked a mile be-
tween races at the New York
track in 1885. Trainer Syl-
vester Veitch is due at Bowie
tomorrow morning to supervise
the final phase of Fisherman's
training before the mile and
Q sixteenth event Saturday.
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Nine Wins Put
Baker Among
Top Heavies

MILWAUKEE,, April 6 (P.-
A string Of nine straight victories
has advanced Bob Baker Of
Pennsylvania into the outstand-
ing boxer class among heavy
weights in the spring ratings an
nounced today by the National
Boxing Association.
Don Cockell Of England,
against whom Rocky Marciano
defends his title next, is in the
same class, with Nino Valdez of
Cuba regarded by the MIA as
the logical contender.
Among light heavyweights,
Harold johnson is back in his
old place as logical contender
for Archie Moore's title. In the
previous rating list he had
dropped to outstanding boxer.
The middleweight listings in
clude Holly Minis of Washington
as an outstanding boxer.
vyweight-champion, Rocky Mar
ciano. Massachusetts,; logical contender.
Nlno Valdez; Cuba; outstanding boxers.
land and and Bob Baker. Pennsylvania.
Moore. Ohio; logical contender, Harold
johnson. Pennsylvania; outstanding box
ers. Joey Maxim Ohio, and Floyd Pat
olson, Hawaii; Logical eonte;nders. RceSy
castellani. Ohio: joey Giardello, Penn
sylvania, and Charles Humez, France;
outstanding boxers, Holly Minis. Wash
aa ssan sshola ds sna a@ aad Sis an
Langlois. France.
loss Monday night to Gil Turner. I'M
ranked by the NBA.)
welterweight-Cham Tony De-
Carmen Basilio, New York; outstanding
Johnny saxton. New York; Kid aaviIan.
Cuba; Ramon Fuentes, California: Chico
Observation-Disclosures, Jimmy Car
ter New York; logical contenders, Wal
lace Smith. Ohio: frankie Ryff. New
YORK. ana ralph Oupas. louisiana. Out
standing boxers, Paddy DeMarko. New
York: Duilio Loi, Italy, and Eddie Chavez,
California.
erweisht--Champion Sandy Sad
dler. New York; logical contender, none;
outstanding boxers, Redtop Davis, Con-
necticut. Percy Bassett. Pennsylvania:
Bill Kelly, Ireland. and Rey Famechon,
MISUNDERSTANDING Rats n
MaciaS, Mexico; logical contender, Robert
Cohen. Algiers, and Mario DAgata, Italy;
Outstanding boxers. Peter Keenan,, Scot
land: Willie Towel. South Africa. and
Chemrern Songkitrat. Thailand.
Observation-Disclosures. Pascual Perez,
Argentina: logical contender. Yoshio
Shirai. Japan; outstanding boxers. Dai
Dover. Wales; Leo Espinosa. Philippines;
NazZarino Gionnelli. Italy: Eric Marsden,
England, and Danny Kid, Philippines.
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RACE TEHTENS
FOR NEW MARK
IN DUCKPINS

The duckpin race between
Billy Stalcup and Sonny
Weldon for an all-time
Washington record for aver
age frightened last night
when Stalcup stumbled and
Weldon spurted.
Stalcup rolled 342 for
Glebe Radio and Weldon
434 for Standard Auto Body
works in the District Major
League.
This left Stalcup with
131-64 for 80 games and
Weldon, who gained 90 pins
on Stalcup. with l31-l7 for
90 games.
The record is 130-41, set
by Pat Crescent In the
District Major League in
1950-51.
High scorer last night
was Abe Weinberg Of Pro-
gressive Printing with AL.
Glebe Radio swept National
Bohemian to boost its lead
to four games.
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League to Be Revived
In Cumberland Valley

MARTINSBURG, w. Va. April
6 Especially The Cumberland
Valley Athletic League. a high
school circuit discontinued in
1914, will be revived next year.
Schools signifying their in
tentions of joining include Mar
tinsburg wv. Va, Handley
(va), Warren County VA.
Fort Hill and Allegany of Cum
berland. Md; Hagerstown (Md.)
and Frederick (Md.).
Westminster (Md.) and Beall
(Md.) may join later, league off,
cials said. They have until the
end of the month to decide.
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Team Match Heads
Turner'S Mat Card

Another of the popular team
wrestling matches will be staged
at Turner's Arena tonight when
Freddie Blassie and Ruffy Silver
stein combine against Brother
Frank Jares and Johnny Tolas.
The bout is set for two-out-of-
three falls, Commute time limit.
Doug Dawkins takes on Herb
Larsen in a one-fall, 45-minute
semifinal.
Herb Schiss and Jack Bence
will open the program at $3.50
with q -faH, 30-minute bout.
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DevIin Sisters Head
n. S. Budminton Field

LONG BEACH, Calf, April
R.-The 18th annual national
badminton championships get
under way today with almost 200
players entered in the four day
tournament.
Heading the field is Eddy
Choong of Malaga. the defend
ing champion and rated the
leading singles player in the
world.
The defending womens singles
champion is Judy Devlin of Bal
timore. Judy and her sister Su-
san are the defending women's
doubles champions.
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BY the Associated Press

There is no return-bout clause
in the contracts of Tony De-
Marco and Carmen Basilio. who
will fight for the welterweight
championship in Syracuse, N. Y.
June 10. Johnny Saxton, who
lost the title to DeMarco in Bos-
ton last week. has been prom
ised first shot by all concerned.
There was a touch of irony in
the fact that Basilio. who has
rated a title shot all along,
should get it against the fighter
who dethroned Saxton. Johnny
thought of countless excuses not
to climb in the ring against Ba-
silio, who last winter was rated
the logical contender for the title
by the National Boxing Associa-
ton.
No sooner were the contracts
for the championship fight
signed yesterday than the man
ayers of both Basilio and De-
Marco reached accord on one
point-the fight wouldn't go the
limit. Naturally they didn't see
eye-to-eye on how it would end.
Carmen will stop him." said
Basilio's manager, Johnny De-
John. "He's stronger and
smarter"
TONY will fiatten him." pro-
claimed the champions pilot,
Bobby Agrippino. "The kid is
getting better fight by fight"
The fight originally was sched-
uled for April 20. but DeMarco
hurt his hand in the Saxon af-
fair. so it was put back. He'll
be able to begin training imme-
xliately, but a New York State
Athletic Commission physician
said he'll have to favor the right
hand for three weeks.
The condition Of Archie
Mnore's heart stilI lie IN In tho
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Baseball Clinic Listed
Tomorrow in Arlington


The first baseball clinic Of the
year for boys 9-i4 will be held
by the Home Plate Club in con-
junction with the Arlington
County Recreation Department
and Wakefield High School at
7:30 pm. tomorrow at Wake
field High.
Joe Judge, Bill urges and
Bozie Berger, all former major
leaguers, will be on hand to give
the youngsters personal instruc-
tons. A film, PLAY Ball, Son."
will be shown. All boys attend
ing will be given a copy Of the
Little League rules for 1855.
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Seixus and Burrows
Gain in Jumuicu =.

MONTEGOBAY, amaica,
April 6 (P.-Vic Seixas Of Phil
adelphia and Hal Burrows Of
Charlottesville, Va. advanced to
the semifinals of the Caribbean
lawn tennis championships yes
terday.
Seixas eliminated Armando
Vieira of Brazil, 60. 60, and
Burrows ousted Ulf Schmidt Of
Sweden, 90, Ga.
Mario Llamas of Mexico and
L. Ayala of Chile completed the
round Of four. Llamas defeated
Andres Hammersley Of Chile.
GA, +6, GO. and Ayala
turned back Don Mcneil Of New
York, Ga, rs.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
BY the Associated Press

1904. New York stopped Kenny Davis.
12934. Los Angeles, S tnon-title).
MIAMI BEACH. Fla.--charlie Cot
ton, 100 Toledo, stopped Sammy Walk
er oA AZ Es2T!aNssl fsx Mass 10 oi.mbra
100 New York, stopped Andy Candy
Anderson, 1856. indianapolis. 4.
OCEAN PARK. Calif.-Willie Lucero.
iiiio iS ss f Les Ans siSspes Joey lfu
cHICAGO.-Bobby Boyd. 1874, Chi
cago, and Lloyd Triplett. 1914 Chi
cago drew, TO-
14OIs, New Orleans, outpointed sonny
AMBROSE. 1874. Oakland, Calf. 10
HONoLULU.-Stan HARRINGTON. 142h.
Honolulu, knocked out Henry Davis,
14ON, Los Angeles, 10.
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and Ed Cox, Norfolk. 1,217. and
Capt. Lewis Pick and Wayne
Stevens, l,214.
Joe Lynch of Triangle is the
singles PAGER at 648, followed by
Leone, E. r. Deiss, $40: Shum-
way, 636; Hal Browning, 627,
and Otto Messenger, 622.
Lynch Is second to Leone in
all-events at 1880. followed by
Messenger, 1920; D. E. Perkins.
Norfolk. 1.181, and Hubert
Burrs. 1914, Low in the money
is 1850.
Next Saturday and the two
following Saturdays and Sum-
days will be devoted to the
tournament.
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PREP SCHOOL NINE OPENS

MERCERSBURG, Pa. April 8
(SpeciaD - The Mercersburg
Academy baseball team will open
its season against Randolph
Macon Academy at Front Royal,
Va, at $3.50 pm. Friday. The
track team will be in a meet
with Episcopal High at Alex
andria, Va at 2:3o pm. Sat-
urday.
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First Game
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Daley. Winning pitcher--owens. Losinl
II Home IS rus:M :. palys; .!ay.
Second Game
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Home runs-PhiladelDhia. Jones: sos'
First Game
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Jacsson M s.q.a t55 lTistenaSer 81
Soartneyi Winning pitcher-Moford
Home runsaast: Louis, Repulski
schoendienst. s cnicaEo: Mcohee'
e. sS,e le1is ,A5 9SoSdd 49, S--fY : 9
cf pdsal: 4 end and IF h sh sxSs SoP:S Isl
Home runs-st. Louis. Frazier. chica-
Kansas CITY ssuo, sQs 1920 10 9
VanBrabant, ceccarelli a. and Rob-
ezts0 Foster sGnf 'qRsS % sne pyso
Lee az, Chetta ca. Winner-VanBra-
bent Loser--Lone.
Home runs-Kansas City. Renra t2).
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LittlsfeIa; Klins e. -; Wade ;s s,, and
Winner-Wade; LoserSJohnson.
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te1: spooner. Labine as. Roebuck ~,
Neeray l0) and Walker. Winner-Buhl.
Home run--Milwaukee crandall.
New York (A.) 900 600 11x-2 4 o
Kile, Gabler g, and Neeman; Thack-
er (6).. Depalo. %: Turley and, Berberet.
Howard (s). Loser-Gabler.
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MaeIie and westrum; Lemon and He
Home runs-New York. Irwin t2). Len
non.
CHICAGO tN- 900 100 0oo-S 7 9
Jones. Amor tsp and Fannins: Clark.
Home runs--Chicaso. Jackson. Fan
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VANDERBILT SHIPPING HIM SOUTH
Social Outcost to Run
In Campbell at Bowie

sting of the Bowie stewards rul-
ings when Angelo Vasil and APP
prentice Philip Grimm were CIV
en- To-day suspensions yesterday
for the part they played in the
disqualification Of both unof-
fetal winners in Mondays daily
double.
VaSil and Grimm will start
their 10 days on the ground to-
day and cannot resume riding
until April 10 when Laurel opens.
The stewards said Vasil permit
ted pepper to bear in through
the stretch in Mondays first
race and that Grimm allowed
Bonsoir Alice to drift in through
the stretch In the second race
and thereby hamper the second
horse, Eagle Speed"
To date five riders have been
suspended at Bowie.
Boston Doge, winner of nine
straight races, was due to arrive
at Laurel this morning. The
unbeaten black son of The Doge
will be prepared for the 5000
Governors Gold Cup to be run
at Bowie. April 16.
Despite his impressive string
of victories Boston Doge is
given little chance of beating
the likes of Nashua and Summer
Tan in the 3-year-old classics
this year. The Boston flash has
never been farther than 7 fur
longs and his sire was never
noted for carrying his speed too
far.
1t must be remembered, too,
that Boston Doge did not take
kindly to his training for the
F'lamingo Stakes, indicating in
his workouts that he did not care
to 60 more than mile. He was
consequently withdrawn by his
owner, Paul Andolino.
saturdays victory in the Ex-
perimental was by far Boston
Doge's most important victory
and he certainly will be fovored
if he gets to the post in the
Gold Cup at three-quarters of a
mile.
Sam Boulmetis, ranked among
the Nations better riders, is
creeping up in the jockeys race
at Bowie, He added his Is ind II
victories Yesterday and is third
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HOCKEY PLAYOFFS
Y.esttsrd.y's Result

Yesterday's Result
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Detroit, Z; Montreal, / Detroit leads
ANAL best-of-7 series, 2-0).
Today's Schedule
NATIONAL LEAGUE
No games scheduled
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at Buffalo (Pittsbureh
leads hnal best-of-7 series, 2-1l
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EXHIBITION GAMES
ToDAY's SCHEDULE

Brooklyn at washington, 8 pm.
Pittsburgh vs.. Baltimore at Burlington,
N. C.
Boston VS.. Philadelphia at Roanoke.
Va.
Chicago tA) VS.. st. Louis at Little
Rock
Cleveland vs.. New York IN at Char
lotte.
Detroit vs.. Milwaukee at Evansville,
IND.
New York (A) VS.. Lynchburg at Lynch
burg.
Kansas. City tA) VS.. Fayetteville at
Fayetteville N. c.
Cincinnati VS.. Richmond at Norfolk.
Syracuse vs. Cincinnati "B' at Tampa.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Cincinnati. 10; Washington, 3
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On June /, the International
Boxing Club will shift its We'd
nesday night fights from CHS to
ABC television, and the chain Of
events could doom Brooklyn's
Eastern Parkway Arena. ABC
currently is handling the East
ern Parkway programs, but is
reported to be considering drop
ping them. Joe Arata, who runs
Eastern Parkway. admits he'd be
sunk without television.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06

Sam Boulmetis, ranked among
the Nations better riders, is
creeping up in the JOCKEYS race
at Bowie, He added his Is ind II
victories yesterday and is third
behind Shuk, who has 26 and
Hartack, IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-06

The condition Of Archie
Moore's heart still is up In the
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Bob Baker, the veteran Pitts
burgh heavyweight. has been adj
vanced to the Outstanding box
er" class in his division, along
with Ezzard Charles and Don
Cockell, in the latest rating of
the MIA. Harold Johnson has
been installed as the logical
contender" for Moore's light
heavyweight title.
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Two more jockeys felt the
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DeMorco-B osiIio Winner
To Fight Sexton Next

air. The ght-heavyweight
champion had another in a Sc
ries of examinations yesterday
and the report was favorable"
according to Jack Kearns. who
is promoting Moore's May 81
bout with Nino Valdes in Las
Vegas.
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CHICAGO (N)- 600 100 0oo-3 Z Q
Beaumont - 900 600 OUl-l 3
Jones. Amor go and Tanning: Clark.
Lawrence tSl and Tate.
Home runs--Chicaso. Jackson. Fan
ming
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-15
coRKs FOR HEARTS

DETROIT -(P)- DR.. Charles p.
Bailey says he has used living
"corks" to plug leaks in more than
$50 critically damaged hearts. The
"corks" are pieces of cartilage TAX
en- from the patients rib.
He wraps the cork" in a section
of pericardium, the sac which en-
closes the heart. 1t is grated into
position and grows fast.
DR.. Bailey says he uses this meth
cd to correct "insufTiciency-when
the valve fails to close properly and
the blood flows both ways in the
left side of the heart rather than
being pumped through the body"
Dr. Bailey says the mortality rate
cf his patients is high because of
the desperate condition of the such
PATIENTS. But, he adds, the mortality
has improved progressively"
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-15
Margaret c. Pyle
Rebekah Notes

Thursday evening, April 21st is
the date set for Mrs. Florence Ste
phens, President of the Rebekab
Assembly of Delaware to install
the officers elect in Margaret G
Pyle Rebekah Lodge in Odd Eel
lows Temple All members are
urged to be present, many visitors
are expected Invitations have been
issued TO all Rebekah Lodges.
This will close a very success
full term under the capable leader
ship of Mrs. Edward Clogg as
Noble Grand She will be suc-
ceeded by Mrs. Leonard Abbott who
promises another interesting and
successful term.
Nine of the local members at
tended the Installation of Rachael
Lodge in Harrington, on FRIDAY.
April 1st and all report having
had a very pleasant and enjoyable
evening.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-15
Praise And Prayer

]. Harry Wright
A robin chanted his CHEEKY song
This morn, at the break of day:
A sOng-sparrOw added melody
To the tunable rOundelay.
Some spaTrOws chirped their
strident tones,
AS they were building nest;
A grackle gurgled his
stified strain,
AS l Wakened from my rest.
The solemn hush of newborn day
Was broken with welcome sound :
l would not sleep when such chorus
Seemed comprising me around.
l rejOiced, and mused-
as I awakened
OF God who creates the birds.
Who gives them life, and
cares for them,
Who the universe undergirds.
He guides the stars in their
courses,
He's center and soul of each
sphere;
He takes care Of birds and planets,
Yet to loving hearts He's so near.
The sunlight glOwed, the
day'd begun,
A symbol of Gods power
and grace;
/ prayed, with reverence, praise,
and faith,
Give me strength my tasks
to face.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-15
FIRE CALLS
Saturday, April 9th

Saturday, April 9th
Call to woods fire, 1880 D. m. Har-
vey Kenton's, Lincoln, Del; $3.50
p. m, Marsh Fire at MispilliOn
Light, near Bob Riley's; AIS p. m,
call back to woods fire at Harvey
KentOn's.
Sunday, April 10th
Call to oil heater fire at E. Wisse-
man on Barker Street; 300 p. M,
woods fire on Kent County Poor,
near Milford; Boat Yard Fire, Ais.
at local boat yard, one craft dam
aged several hundred dollars:
woods fire, 4:3O p. m, at Lee
Smiths, near ThOmpsOnville: call
back to Lee Smiths at 500 D. m,
woods fire.
Monday, April nth
Call to woods fire, 1855 a. m, on
Kent County Poor, near town;
woods fire, 900 a. m, on Greco
Land, in Milford Neck: grass fire
at 1850 p. m, at Leah Vinyard's on
North West Front Street, Milford:
saw mill fire at 300 p. m, at Muir
ply and HOey Lumber Co., Milford,
damage to equipment over $4,000.
Tuesday, April 18th
Oil burner fire at L. G.. Belts at
Lincoln, no estimate available on
the damage.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-15
First Bdptisf Church
The llltIo Whiio chureh"
8. W. Sssond siToos
Rev. MeTvln (. Ruth. Pastor

keV' MeFVln X. Ruth, Pastor
SUNDAY, APRIL II
y:45 a. m, Bible School.
HOO a. m, Morning Worship.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Ashmen will
be with us.
6:l5 p. m, Baptist Training
Union under the direction of Rev.
Coleman. Glasses for all ages.
1880 p. m, Evening Worship
Service. This will be the closing
service for our Evangelistic Cam
paign.
Wednesday, 1880 D. M. PRAYER
and Bible Study Hour.
Thursday, 700 p. m, Bible Club.
Frederica in the home of the
DavidsOns.
Ihere is a nursery where small
children are taken care of while
their parents worship with us.
Servicemen and their families
are always welcome.
There will be evangelistic SER
vices every night beginning Wed
nesday, April 13 and LASTING
through Sunday night, April III.
Rev. and Mrs, Charles Ashmen will
be with us for all Of these services
Time 1880 p. m.
The public is cordially invited
70 attend all Of these services.
For none Of us liveth to him
self, and no man dieth to himself
Romans 14:7.