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Milford chronicle., 1955-02-04

Mrs. Lula Steele spent this week
end as the guest Of Mrs. Ella Ad-
kins on FenWick Road
Mrs. Lula Steele. Mrs. Estella
Holt and Mrs. Nettie Hooker were
in Laurel on Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Wiley spent Thurs
day in Philadelphia. Weekend
guests Of the Willeys were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Powell and children,
Carol and Billy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Dukes,
Mr.. and Mrs. /. r. Wiley and Mr.,
and Mrs. Clarence Holt were en-
tertained on Tuesday evening al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
r. Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II. Dukes
Sr., are leaving on Thursday fol
vacation in Florida.
The many friends Of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Kendall Noble may be inter
ested to know that they have NOV
ed to Kittanning, Pa. Kendall ha
been transferred to one of tn
larger stores of the MOntgomer.
Ward Company as assistant man
ageT.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morris are
receiving congratulations upon the
arrival of a darling baby girl, born
in the Milford Memorial Hospital
on Thursday, January 27. The
little miss has been named Susan
Lee. Mother and baby are fine.
Our sympathy is extended to Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond ShOckley in the
loss of their cousin, Miss Alice
DickersOn, who passed away at
their home on Sunday, January 80
Funeral services were held on
Wednesday from the Berry Funeral
Home in FELTON, Rev. Richard Glib
son officiated. Burial at the Odd
Fellows Cemetery in Milford.
Our congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Hughes on the birth
of a son; also to Mr.. and Mrs,
David COgswell, who are also the
proud parents Of a daughter.
FIGHT POLIO-Join the March
of Dimes" Drop your change in
the "Test Tube" containers found
in leading stores everywhere.
MILFORD DOLLAR DAYS, Fri.
day and Saturday, February AS.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-04

Mrs. Vera Belts has had a Sc
we're cold and is confined to her
home here.
Mrs, Lewis Lathbury has recOv-
cred from an illness.
M. ]. Parsons and Willard Pusey
have been sick in bed with the vir-
US colds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Steele and
grandmother, also Miss Mary C..
Evans attended the funeral of Mrs.
Mamie Longs great granddaughter,
/ at PennsgrOVe, N. j., on Saturday,
January %. The deceased was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Long. On the same date, January
L22, Mrs. Mary Lou Long HustletOn
TOf Oregon, and her husband, Mr..
HustletOn, were visited by the stOTk
which brought them a son, who is
the great-grandsOn of Mrs. Mamie
Long.
The official board of Bethel Meth
Odist Church will meet following
the evening services on Sunday
night, February 6.
Harvey Bunting of Lewes visit
led Ebe H. Davidson and also Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Tyre on Satur-
day.
Richard Bunting accompanied the
above and visited with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bunting. AL
visited C. c. Bishop. their grandfa
ther and father.
! FIGHT POLIO-Join the "Marcl
of Dimes" Drop your change il
the "Test Tube" containers found
in leading stores everywhere.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-04
s.. joins
Mrs. Laurence Kitchens
Phone GeOrget0Mn 2490

The MYF Of st. Johns Metho-
dist Church will hold their even
ing service on Sunday, February
6 at 1880 o'clock. There will be
special speaking and singing. Ev-
eryone welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kunsman Of Reho-
both, spent Saturday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Justice Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Short Of near
Millsboro, spent Sunday evening
with the Justices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry DOdd Of
Lewes were Sunday dinner guests
of Mrs. Helen TFuitt. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Stevenson were callers in
the evening.
The WSCS will hold their MONTH
/ " meeting on Wednesday evening,
February 8. Mrs. Alberta Justice
will be the hostess.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-04
MILLVILLE
By Mrs. John S. Noble
Phone Dickinson POS
MiIlvlIle Methodist Church
Rev. w. s. Grant, Minister

MlllViLLe Methodist Nnufcn
Rev. w. s. Grant, Minister
Services for Sunday, February
6:
Church School at 10 a. m. r. ].
West, superintendent.
Worship Service at II a. m. by
the Rev. w. S. Grant, pastor.
Choir rehearsal at Z p. m. on
Wednesday.
The Cleaners Glass of the Mill
vile Methodist Church will hold
chicken and dumping supper in
the church hall on February II.
A committee meeting Of the Lord
Baltimore Women's Club was held
on Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Roland Meade to formu-
late plans for the Fashion Show,
which will be given in Lord Balti-
more School Auditorium on March
In.
Mrs. Marguerite McCabe and Mrs.
Eiilda Adams and son visited Mrs.
Lee Boyle and family in Levitts-
town. Pa, last week.
Miss Frances McCabe of Wash
ington, d. c., spent a few days
last week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. +. McCabe.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. r. Wiley spent
last weekend in Baltimore with
! Mr.. Willey's brother, Mace Wiley
who is in the hospital there aftel
suffering a heart attack.
Mrs. Nettie Hooker is visiting
her son, Kendall Hooker, Jr., AM
son Jimmie, in RehOboth for sever
al days while Mrs. Kendall HOcke
is on a trip to Texas and Mexico.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-04

have as q member Of your house
hold & dependent child or stepchild.
you are now entitled ag q Surviving
spouse" % the same incOme-split-
ting benefits this year as you would
have had on 9 ioint return-unless
you remarked before the end Of
1854. Your privilege 70 dlo as q sur
viFing spouse applies 20 the first
two years following the year in
which your husband or wife died.
Choosing lhe Right Form
The simplest tax return Is q small
card. Form 1O4OA. on which you
furnish 9 minimum Of information
and leave & 20 the government 20
figure your tax. This g all right g
you ere surg you can't save by Item
ising your deductions and 50 you are
not q head Of household"
You are allowed 90 use Form
1040A g your total income was less
than $1,000. consisting only Of
wages. dividends and interest, and
g all but 500 or less Is listed on
your We Withholding slips.
On Form 1910 you figure your
own tax. It may be used as q short
form on which you nnd the amount
oG your tax from 8 table which al.
lows you approximately 1919 Of your
income as q standard deduction e0I
contributions, taxes. interest paid
medical and dental expenses, etc
ll your income in 1854 was $4,000
or more You must use Form 1O4C
e 8 long form" The long form Der
mits you 60 itemize your deductions
whether your income was more OF
less than $4,000. Il you think your
actual deductions may be more than
the 1919 standard deduction sea
wise 20 list them and see whether
itemiElng saves on your tax.
Adiiiional Information
Be sure to read the omciaI in
strnetiOns. You can also get helT
from the Internal Revenue Service
which urges you to consult OnlJ
qualified advisers.
Next ortieles Nos AZ YOuF EaeOu,
GOes - KOuP IG1 E0EHs.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-04
SOLDIER BUllFIeHTER

SAN ANTONIO, Texas ~ up -
Pfc. Fulton ]. Short claims to be
the only professional bull fighter in
the United States Army. He's a
member of the Mexican MatadOrs
Association.
He uses the name "John Short
in the bull ring and hopes to re-
sumo his career when his Army
service is ended. When he isn't
fighting bulls-and isn't in the
Army-ShOrt is an artist at Phil
adelphia, Pa.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-04

III Von don'tnHoW d. you expect 90
Get hack the tax thai was withheld
from your pay?
% You Have 10 FileR
Here are the rules 70 help you de-
eide whether 60 Gle 9 federal In
come tax return:
4. ~ your gross incoms was $500
- more 81 1854. you must Gle. IN.
less you are 66 o. older and had
fesa than $1,000 income.
2.n You had $500 or mora income
from self.emDloyment. you must ole
8 return 90 report these earnings
Tor social security purposes.
S ~ you had any salary or wages
from which Withholding tax Was de-
Quoted BY your employer you must
ale g return 60 get credit for the
taX withheld.
ManIed Couples
Generally it's best for married
couples % Gle Joint returns instead
ol separate individual returns, Be
cause the joint return gives them
the advantage Of incOme-splitting
That ia. they are faxed 60 the cate
which applies % half their tOta
taxable income.
There are 8 few exceptional case,
Ga which separate returns might re
cllt Oh q saving. When capital lOg8el
are involved. Tor example. it's be8i
o. 6guFe both Jointly and sepaFately
% zee which results % less tax.
Head &C HouashbI1
Ifyou are supporting 9 dependent
although you are single. widowed
divorced or legally separated, yoi
may be able 90 quality as q "heat
ol household" and figure your ta1
On q special table that gives yOl
part Of the advantage enjoyed b
married couples ding Joint FoturnG
This year you can qualify fO
aead-oi-househOl6" status if yol
provide more than half the supper
of q parent and more than half "a
cost o. maintaining the parent
household even if the parent doe
Dpt i've with you.
Incidentally. g your husband o
wife died % 1859 Of 1858 and yOl
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-04
FREDERICA
BY Mrs. Emma HOVey
Phone Frederick 6.6761
Trinity Methodist Church
Rev. Gibson, Minister


Trinity Methodist Church
Rev. Gibson, Minister
Schedule for Sunday, February
10000 a. m.-Church School John
Woodrow, superintendent.
1900 a. m.-WOrship Service.
Rev. Gibson, pastor. Sermon, RE
member the Sabbath"
Events Of the Week
Monday evening at 1900 clock
Membership Training Glass.
Thursday evening at 1900 O'Clock
Choir rehearsal.
Friday evening at 500 O'clOcR -
WSCS monthly meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Purnell en-
tertained to dinner on Sunday in
honor of the birthday of their son
Thomas. 1t was his 25th birthday.
Their son, Vernon ROpka, has been
spending a 15-day furlough with
his parents, before leaving for
Newport, Rhode Island, where he
will be stationed.
Mrs. Earl Webb, Jr, was the
hOnored guest at a bridal shower
given by Mrs. Joseph Webb at her
home in Milford. Many of our town
folk attended. The young couple
have purchased a trailer and are
living near the campus Of the Uni
versity of Delaware in order for
Earl to continue his studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ATgO and
Mrs. Maggie Wiley of Milton Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Harold POOre on
Sunday
Mrs. Bradford Holiday and Miss
Helen Joyce POOTe attended a mid
fyear student recital at the vii
mingtOn School of Music on Satur
day evening. Helen was one o
the students who played, having
won a scholarship at the school il
+. order to further her piano studies
We are glad to report that ldrs
Singer, a patient at the Webb
Nursing Home, is improving ant
able to be about after a fall dow
stairs, fracturing her shoulder
She is 81 years old.
Sunday visitors with their aunt
Mrs. Emma HOvey, were Mr.. an
Mrs. Milton Neel and Mr.. and Mrs
Kenneth Neel of Audubon, N.
Mrs. Lurline Neel returned wit
them to her home in West Ceilings
wood, N. J., after a weeks Wis
with Mrs. HOvey.
George Baker was an Overnigf
guest on Thursday of his siste
Mrs. Lille Clark. of Wilmington
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Belts eI
- tertained at a turkey dinner @
Sunday in honor Of Mrs. Bett
birthday. Those present were NJ
= and Mrs. Lewis Shumar, Mr.. an
Mrs. Samuel Shumar and Debbi
y Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Holiday.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Boon
Jr., entertained her mother al
ID sister on Sunday, Mrs. Anna ElliO
G. and Mrs. John Hardy and daught
s. of Holloway Acres.
r, Elmer Clendaniel was on shO
y, leave with his wife over the wee
lie end.
TX Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Reit
~ were Thursday evening guests
IN their aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Nh
r. Thomas Chambers.
TX Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie COverda
is and family of Kent Acres, Dow
lie were Sunday dinner guests Of
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford CO
h. erdale and family.
1g Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mitten a
ay son Merton Of Baltimore were we
end guests of her parents, Mr.. a
r. Mrs. Louder Belts.
y Mrs. Eva Hemphill of SeafC
=, was a Monday visitor of Mrs. W
liam Hemphin.
Miss Grace Bennett of MilfC
le was a dinner guest on Monday
1.SS,' Miss Ruth Ann Johnson.
Milford chronicle., 1955-02-04
TAX FACTS No.
Invest Little Time II Saving Tax S$$$

(Ttis 81 changes The articles
by
Belawe SgceY Of Certified Public AcoOuRGatJ
hv should old foFmF asked lady
dst Job 90 December ~ don't need to because
9otas than $500"
Evening star., 1955-11-08
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under ID. g. Ian couples nsnst
apply for d marriage license On
one day. tb6it shfee full ddys
and recetUE The license on the
Nth ddg. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Fl Martha q f. wilson. sz $40 Mar Msfiyishs AZ
Clarence = Dssss Is. cunssslsna, Nd;
and Gloria Fischer. -. T2t 18th st
waller BieIhy. 2s, washington. Pa, and
Lois eemeon. xa, Alexandria. Va.
Jan zgartedyk. 26. MentreeL canada
and Nancy Dwyer. 81 1913 Harvard
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aossss ss..s... ss, soas q II P..:; .:;
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Ds4ssf So Ii: IHs:fuE Est "a ss.sssFss s.. ssEs s.i,si j Z
or:ssnL g nLII.s SIs':sa Als.. = Y Il. ssa gass
NV.
''s % 5ss 5ss:i.. = siss.s aSss s.A u aslassss 4
Jcfinnie sRoslsy. 28, and Fannie cherrJ
70, both Qf Bro0klyn, NJ Y,
s's'ss sna aa'lEiSs'r Ris r.. n sss asslasE NV Ess Il
Aiic Clark. 2a, Long lsland, II, n. and
cathaieen neid. ~. 002 Jefferson st
Franz Hoffman, 20. 1918 FORT pavi,
81. D.e.. and Ghigley Crosse, 10. 312o
Norman Byrd. 22, Takoma Park Nd,
Lester Sander. 20. Brooklyn. N. r.
and Jean emaWisy. 20. Arlington, We
and jeanne Hester. III, 1850 Con.
necticut ave. nv.
Henry GreenhQW, ~. and Marie Wash.
tngton. II. both Of Manassas. ya.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
Fund Given
To Red Cross

A check for $187, ,72l.l6 was
presented by the CIO yesterday
to the American Red Cross for
its exceptionally fine work in
the recent food disasters. "
Joseph A. Beirne. chairman Of
the labor organizations Conn
nunity Service Committee. pre-
sented the check to American
Red Cross President Ellsworth
Bunker. The check represents
contributions from members and
afiliated unions Of the CIO.
In accepting the gift, Mr..
Bunker praised the response Of
the Go. saying disasters Of such
magnitude require the co-opera-
ton Of many organizations
labor, church. patriotic. civic. as
well e. civil defense. local au-
thorities and the Red Cross,
The check presented yesterday
was In addition to over $500. 900
already contributed BY member,
ships Of many CIO-afl1liated
unions to the Red Cross for re-
lief Of Eastern Hood sufferers.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
Inter-Americon TroveI
Cited as Uniting Force

He explained what the Inter-
American Travel Congress is
doing to promote hemisphere
tourism. Representatives of this
country and the Latin American
republics serve In that organiza-
tion.
Mr.. Kelly said the congress
is conducting research on the
tourist situation, trying to re-
duce travel barriers. advocating
travel planning and developing
a program to promote tourist
travel.
Draws Europeans
Walter Espiga, secretary gen.
eral Of the National Tourist
Commission Of Uruguay, OBJ
served that Europeans already
recognize the value Of travel in
South America and said the
Americans should start moving
Immediately If they are to
strengthen their bonds.
The luncheon was given by
Eastern Airlines and Branifi In
ternational Airways. which have
an interchange arrangement for
through flights from New York
and Washington to both coasts
of South America.
Jesse B. Bennett, assistant TO
the president Of Braniff, was
toastmaster. He was assisted by
Harrison Knapp. district sales
manager Of Eastern.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
New MUsTEROlE'
IS now improved ]
oSPEED Up
chest cold relief

Now contains new special ingredient
that gets to the Inflammation and
aches Of q chest cold where It hurtsl
What welcome newsl It's headline
news when you're suffering from
the miseries Of q acoIdl
You can feel Improved Musterole's
new deeper-acting formula speed
10 work to: I'd help unlink stiff
ness and muscular aches with as-
tonishing pain-relieying action. ca
help break up acute upper hron-
chial congestion, 90 help loosen
nasal and throat congestion.
Three exclusive strengths: Childs
Mid, Regular. Extra Strong. An
new. improved. Many doctors have
recommended Musterole for yearsl
Improved Musterole Is stiu the same
pricel Stainless.
Evening star., 1955-11-08

Increased tourism and trade
among the countries Of North
America and South America
were pictured here yesterday as
Of the utmost importance to
hemisphere understanding and
unity.
The advantages Of inter-
American travel were emphasized
at q luncheon given in the Sher-
atom Carlton Hotel in honor Of
q special trade and travel mis-
sion from nine Latin American
republics.
Rollin s. Atwood. president Of
the Institute Of American Affairs
and director Of Latin American
operations for the international
Cooperation Administration. de-
clared more travelling viii bring
better understanding among In
dividuals as well as financial
benefits.
In Goldfish Bowl"
I'm this hemisphere" " he said,
I'VE are operating IN Q goldfish
bowl. That throws added respon-
sibility upon US. Through in
creased travel we can achieve our
common goals. letting the world
see what we do.
I'VE must be economically
strong, spiritually strong and
have q feeling Of individual
strength. =
Henry II. Kelly. special as
sistant to the Secretary Of COM
merce for international travel,
said North American tourists
now spend only about 2 per cent
of their travel expenditures in
South America--about $22 mill
lion out of an annual outlay of 81
billion.
Evening star., 1955-11-08
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Evening star., 1955-11-08
Adyentists to Aid
Damaged Churches

Seyenth-day Adventist leaders
have voted $4,000 from emer-
|gency funds to aid churches and
people in South American areas
devastated by hurricanes last
summer.
In addition. leaders in world
headquarters here, 6840 Eastern
avenue NV. have approved a
drive to raise funds from
churches in the United States
and Canada for the same pur-
pose. No sum was set.
Another $55. 900 was voted to
help Adventist publishing houses
In overseas countries. or this
amount. $4,000 is for new equip
Iment for Seoul, Korea, plants
|pillaged during the Korean war,
Evening star., 1955-11-08
New Medicine for Dandruif (M. 7. D.)
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Evening star., 1955-11-22
Bodyof Man
is Found in
Fairfax Woods

, The body OF q man was found
by a squirrel hunter today In
heavy woods about 800 yards
from Arlington boulevard In
Fairfax County, just over the
Arlington County line.
No identification or the cause
of death was established immed-
lately.
The body appeared to be that
of q man under 80 and was
dressed In a black shirt, green
trousers and tennis shoes.
The discovery was made about
Il0:40 am. by John w.. Denni-
son, 10, of 1414 South Patrick
Henry drive. in the Willstor
apartment project. Mr.. Denni-
son was hunting alone with Q
% rife. He was about to fire
at a squirrel which had Just
climbed q tree when he looked
back and saw the body lying face
down in q thick patch of honey
lsuckie and leaves.
| Mr.. Dennison ran to Arlington
boulevard and saw an Arlington
police cruiser parked at a goli
driving range nearby. He re-
ported his discovery which wa.
Irelayed by radio to Fairfax au.
Ithorities:
DR.. Claude Cooper, Fairfa1
medical examiner, would noi
estimate when death occurred
Police said there was no evi.
Idence Of foul play at the scent
but q more detailed examina.
Ition of the body was to be made
lat Arlington Hospital.
The condition of the body in.
dictated death occurred at least
several days ago.
Evening star., 1955-11-22
IGuinzu Puz Awaits
La Prensu's Return

NEW YORK. Nov. % Pl.-Dr
Alberto Gainza Paz said yester'
day he is confident the Argen.
tine Daily. La Prensa, soon viii
be restored to its rightful owners
and to It's role as a great. free
newspaper.
"It is only a matter Of a very
short time" he said. Il have NJ
doubt Of It,"
DR.. Gainza Paz. driven intc
exile In 1851 when the newspaper
of which he was editor and pub.
Usher was seized by the regime
Iof Juan Peron, said he has KEPT
in touch with former staff mem
berS.
He said he hopes to get ''those
who are willing and able to dc
lit" back in their former positions
and that he expects at least tt
lget back most Of his key editorial
men,
None of them has worked or
newspapers. he said. between the
time La Prensa was plundered'
and the recent overthrow OF thu
Peron government.
Evening star., 1955-11-22
HOW THIS BIBLE
CAN BRING YOU
CLOSER TO GOD

This Christmas you can own Bible so
clearly and vividly written It can bring
you and those you love far better un-
derstanding Of Gods Word: fhe Revised
Standard KeSsioH. Here Is why this Bible
Is such q wonderful gift.
In the 344 years since the King James
translation, new discoveries of ancient
manuscripts have shed added light on
the Scriptures. Because the RSVB Is
based on such manuscripts --son,e older
than any previously known--it Is, in .
sense, our Oidesf Bible.
Also, hundreds ofwords have changed
In meaning through the ages. In the
RSVB direct, understandable language
replaces confusing expressions, yet still
preserves the Scriptures 'timeless beauty.
Ask your book dealer for the RSv
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Evening star., 1955-11-22
Artist Gilbert Bundy
Ends Life by Hunoino

NEW YORK, Nov. % R.-
Gilbert Bundy. A, cartoonist and
illustrator, hanged himself in his
hotel room yesterday.
His body was found hanging
by several neckties from q door
hinge In his apartment at the
Hotel LIE Marquis. Police called
'it suicide.
Mr.. Bundy for many years
contributed cartoons to the mag
azine Esquire.
During World War II he spent
many months overseas painting
Pacific battle scenes. At Tarawa
he was aboard landing craft
that cracked up on a reef. He
swan for hours In the shark
infested waters before he was
picked up.
Evening star., 1955-11-22
FAMILY TO JOIN EISENHOWERS
FOR THANKSGIVING DAY DINNER
By a star stan Correspondent

GETTYSBURG. Pa. Nov 22.-President Eisenhower
will have famfy-type THANKSGIVING observance the White
House disclosed today.
The menu at the Eisenhower farm will feature turkey
and close members of Mr. Eisenhowers family will be
hand to help him celebrate.
The three Eisenhower grandchildren will here to-
They David z; Barbara, 6, and Susan, 8,
all the children of Maj John Eisenhower and his wife
Barbara
White House Press Secretary James c. Hagerty said
the grandchildren fly to Gettysburg perhaps drive
up with their grandmother.