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Evening star., 1955-07-18
SELECTIONS
AT BALTIMORE
MONDAY, JULY Is
POST TIME, $50 PM.

1-Oweona Castle, Mays Daugh-
ter. Biery Hanover.
Garter Direct. Hattie Mite
wyn, Bold Zay.
3--Peggy Mon, Autocrat, Jewell
Dean.
Royal O'Boy. Hoosier Pick
Green Mountain Boy.
6--Boot Key, Castle Key, Darn
Quick.
6-Long Song, Calumet Rose
croft, Crystal Royal.
T-Berty York, Garcia Sue. Trixy
TasS.
S--Dauntless Hanover. Vernon
Dale, My Dixie.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
Sweeny Wins Golf Title

PORT WASHINGTON, N. Y.
July Is R.--Bob Sweeny Of
New York. former British anna
teur champion, won the Long
Island amateur golf title yester-
day with 4-and-2 victory over
Billy Edwards of Garden City.
N. Y. at the North Hampstead
Club.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
BOYS BASEBALL
WALTER JOHNSON LEAGUES
HRe.z-a

Minors
Buchanan. II; Payne. ..
Mandell Chevrolet, 12; Decker Dis
trib., Q.
Lion Electric, 81: Eagle Bedding, 3.
Deanwood. d; Kenilworth. o.
Shepherd Park. 8; Kinner D. Mem
DISTRICT REC. JUNIOR LEAGUE
DOUGLASS, IL: industrial Home, B.,
TENTH DIST AMERICAN LEGION. &
Fairfax, IA: Alexandria Post $50, 6.
so. MD. AMERICAN LEGION
Ny Maryland. IL; Colmar Manor, 8
Gissel-saxon, 4; S;,, g,5eensseit, 0.
Cheverly, o; Clinton. 0orfeit).
Evening star., 1955-07-18
PICKING UP HIS PUBLIC LINKS PRIZE

Detroit gong brothers
reaches hand toward his trophy after beating T Ioy Bean Qe
the executive DETROIT Carey IT,
Evening star., 1955-07-18
BeIvoir and Fuirfox
Win Legion Games

'ENTH DISTRICT AMERICAN LEGION
Evening star., 1955-02-10
By Chorles G. Brooks

A father of two boys was or
dered to contribute to their sup
port under the threat of a year
in jail after they were committed
to the custody of the Welfare
Department in Juvenile Court
yesterday.
Judge Edith H. Cockrill told
the shame faced father that
you are not man enough to pay
voluntarily, so you will do it
under the threat of a year in
| Jail should you fail"
A social worker testified that
the father, whose wife had de-
serted the family several years
ago. had made no effort to CO.
operate in bringing up the chill
dren.
He is living with a paramour
and has paid no attention to the
children" she told the jurist.
One boy previously had been
sent to Junior Village, the social
worker said. and showed much
improvement in getting along
with the world" The other one
ran away and became involved
in a theft.
"And what have you to say?"
the judge asked the father.
Il have nothing to say, Your
Honor" he replied.
Il think you're going to be
compelled to say something"
she declared.
There was a long silence. The
Evening star., 1955-02-10
Insurance Company
Cashier Accused Of
EmbezzIing $4,000

An insurance company cashier,
employed by the firm for more
than 20 years, yesterday ad-
mitted to police she had en-
bezzled more than $4,000 over
the past years, police said.
She is Mrs. Britinia E. Parmes,
colored. 40, of the first block of
U street NV, a former en-
ploye of the North Carolina
Mutual Insurance Co., at 20O2
Eleventh street NV.
She was arrested by 1t. David
A. Higgins. and Detective Sergt.
George o. Burkley, of the Check
and Fraud Squad.
1t. Higgins said Mrs. Parmes,
who was cashier at the insurance
firm until January II. when
funds were found to be missing,
pulled index cards of policy
holders who paid premiums by
mail and converted this money
to her own use.
The cards were then hidden
SO delinquent notices would not
be sent to the clients, 1t. Hig-
gins said. Before the grace Pc
riod expired on these policies,
however, 1t. Higgins said, the
cashier would bring the accounts
up to date by using other money
paid in as. premiums.
The police said suspicion was
aroused in the home Office at
Durham, N. c., early last month
when it was noticed that so
many policy-holders apparently
did not pay their premiums until
just before the policies were
about to lapse. An auditor was
sent here from the main office
and Mrs. ParmeS was questioned.
The insurance company OFF,
cials said the cashier often re-
turned to the Office by herself to
work on accounts as a trusted
according to 1t. Hig-
gins.
Specifically, she is charged
with embezzling $102 which she
received in the mail from a pol
icy holder, Mrs. Hortense p.
Taylor. 1926 Tenth street NV.
last November. Police said an
investigation must be conducted
to uncover the exact other short
ages.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
I&AM1EN) a! !! !! ?! \!
;hoose RcA CAMDEN for weII-known
performance at lowest price!

America Marches. On the
Mall; Children's March; El
Captain: others. The Gold
man Band. Edwin Franko
Goldman. Cond.. Long Play
S1.9s.
Vienna Jubilee. Festival
Concert Orchestra. AS EP"
S.79.
Love In Bloom. BY Joe
Reichman. "45 EP" S.79.
Irving Berlin Gems from
Miss Liberty" and "An-
ME Get Your Gun" l6
selections. Harold Coates
Orch. Soloists and Chorus.
Long Play $l.9s.
Johann Strauss FavOrites.
Roses from the South
altz; Tritsch- -Tratsch
Polka; Egyptian March.
Festival Concert Orch. AS
EP" $.79.
Tchaikovsky symphony No.
phony Orchestra. Long
9 In B Minor. Star SYM
Play, S1.9S.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
Judge Orders Father to Help
With Support of His Two Sons

father stared moodily at the
floor. The judge glared at him.
II don't know what to say.
just done the best ! could" the
father blurted out.
Can you honestly say that?
What have you done for them?"
asked Judge Cockrill.
well, tried to make them go
to school. I did my best. They've
been away six, >eight or 10
months now. I'm a little dis
gusted with them. I guess"
Il might say I'm disgusted
too," declared the jurist, but
not with the children-with you.
THE court has no way of
forcing you to be a good and de-
Evening star., 1955-02-10

GeorGe NJ. Cohan Hits.
George M. Cohan Jr.,
Harold Coats. "45 EP",
S.79.
Today's Hits. I Need
You Now; Count Your
Blessings; Papa Loves
Mambo. BY Steuart Foster
and Orchestra. "45 EP",
$40.
Lawrence Tibbet Program.
On the Road to Mandalay;
Coin Home; Lover. Come
Back to Me; others; with
orchestral and piano acc.
Long play S1.9s.
Marjorie Lawrence Sings
Danny Boy: Annie Laurie;
Down the Burn; Ny Ain
Folk: with piano acc. AS
EP" S.79.
Famous Overtures. Lagaz-
"a Ladra Carnival. others.
Long PLAY, Sl.9S.
Peter and the Wolf pro-
kofieffl Till EulenspieEei's
Merry Franks tR. Straussl
Centennial Symph. Orch.
Long Play $1.9S.
Evening star., 1955-02-10

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Evening star., 1955-02-10

cent father but the court is not
going to relieve you of the re-
sponsibility of those boys. II
the court has to provide care for
them you are going to pay for it. !"
She committed the children
to the custody Of the Welfare
Department and told the father
he must pay for their upkeep
or face court action.
Evening star., 1955-02-10

tSchubert). Ida Haendel,
Violinist; Philharmonic
Orch, Kubelik. Cond. Long
Play S2.9S.
sLes Preludes. HHungaria n
Rhapsodies Nos. 1. 9. 3
and 6 CLiszt). Philhar- :
monia Orch. Rud O I
Schwartz. Long Play SOS.
Peer Gynt Suites Mes. I
and 2 tGriegJ London
Symph. Robert Irving.
Cond. Der Rosenkavalier
Suite (R. straussl. The
Halle Orch. Barbirolli.
Cond. Long Play S2.9S.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
Musical DefIotion

DES MONIES tP1.-With a
drop in the price of bassoons, the
Des Moines School Board has
voted to take bids on six instru-
ments to replace the old hand
me-downs and war surplus ones
some students have been toot-
inc
Evening star., 1955-02-10
ID RcA GIVES YOU QUALITY RECORDS TO FIT EVERY BUDcETl

Capricci0 Italien. 1919
Overture tTchaikovskyl.
Ntcolai Mako. Cond. Long
Play S2.9S.
"*Chopin Waltzes Com
plete). Anla Dorfmann, Pi-
anist. Long Play $2.9S.
+*Concerto in A Minor
(Grieg).
H*COncertO No. I in G MI.
nor (Mendelssohn). Ania
Dorfmann. Pianist; Robin
Hood Dell Orch. Erich
Leinsdorf, Cond. Long Play
SECS.
-Concerto No. in G Mi
nor (Bruch). ave Maria
Evening star., 1955-02-10

families for the
dien but has tGnOn clds
IN the blue package Drug Store get this,
FRE s.s, Madison Ave. New yok H NY
SHlt1RkN LOVE PARTY 50 let them have their ~
friends IN at least week JOLLY - <Z
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because every kernel guaranteed fluffy icy AL
and delicious your money backl Furthermore Il (T
Jolly TIME Pop Corn always huless and ~4qsA
no hard ceners It's packed air ite metal cans
and stays fresh that's a promise. y
Evening star., 1955-02-10
Indies Rice Production

NEW DELHI. = midas rice
production in the 1953-54 season
totaled 27.100.000 tons and the
area under rice cultivation was
1855 million acres.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
NorWuY HOUSING Boom

/ OSLO. - Nearly $4,000 new
dwelling units were finished in
Norway during 1854 and another
27,000 were under construction
at years end.
Evening star., 1955-02-10

It's true shere It's histoymakng The RCA VICTOR
records The Hech Co had their shelves just few weeks
at $595 1898 Nothing has changed but the price The
list below includes just tiny sample of the RCA VICTOR records
you buy Tor much less Come how inexpensive
it is to of the finest performances by the worlds
greatest artists featuring RCA VICTOR New Orhophonic" High
Fidelity Sound!
Records stt f. Washington PARKgton
Evening star., 1955-02-10
s. lillI|a s':z:.h
12- inch Long Play 1893 ca.
is Extended Play s1.4e ca.
For those who enjoy the best in sound and
performance by the worlds greatest
ortists RCA VICTOR!

s'Also Sprach Zarathus-
ira. Salome: Dance OF the
Seven Wells tR. Straussl
Chicago Symph. Reiner.
Cond. Long Play s3.9S;
As EP" S3.gS.
''An Adventure in High
Lone Play 81 9S; "45 EP"
version 81 40.
Carmen Jones. Original
Cast starring Belafonte.
Dandridge, others. Long
Play S3,aS; AS EP" SO .9S.
Deep In MY Heart. Dear
fRomberRl. 6igmund Rom
berg and his Orch: Robert
Shaw Chorale. Long Play
S3.aS; "45 EP" version
50 9S
"'Ein Heldenleben tRich-
ard Strauss. Chicago
Symph. Fritz Reiner Long
Play S3.aS; "45 EP" Ss9s.
'"Fanny. Original Cast:
EZio Pima. Walter Slezak.
others, Long Play S4.gs;
as EP" S4.9s.
"Gaite Parisienne fOffen-
bach), Les Patineurs tMey-
eFbeerl. Boston Pops. Fled
Ter. Cond. Long Play S3,9S;
as EP" version SOS.
The Glenn Miller Story.
Selections from the film.
Long Play SOS: AS EP"
version SOS.
saGone with the Wind.
Complete film music. Max
Steiner. Cond. Long Play
S3.gS; "45 EP" SO .9s.
ssThe Great Music Themes
Of TeIevision. Hugo Win
terhalter. Long Play So .9S:
As EP" version $2.9s.
.Tm In the Mood for Love.
Eddie Fisher. Long Play
'sInside sauter-FiBesan.
Long Play S3.9s; 40 EP"
high Fidelity. '""New OF
Evening star., 1955-02-10
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Evening star., 1955-02-10

JaEE for People Who Hate
JaIz. Goodman. Shaw. etc.
Long Play S3.as; "45 EP"
S3.9S.
A Kiss and other Love
Songs. Mario LAMA Long
Play &3.gS; as EP" YER
sion 81 .9S.
-FLavalle at Work. Paul
Lavslle and Cities Service
rs EP" s3.9s.
s"MAMBO" by the KinE.
Perez Prsdo and his Orch.
Long Play S".Ss; "45 EP"
S1.4g.
%*"Mark Twain" Other
Folk Favorites. Harry Bela4
fonte. Long Play S3.ps.
40 EP" S2.9S.
'MuSie for Dining. Mels-
chrino Strings. Lone Play
S3qs; 40 EP" version
So rs,
sMusfc for Reading. Mela-
chrtno Strings. Long Play
S3.9S; "45 EP" version
81 2.9S.
"aPeter and the Wolf pro
kofiefG Sorcerer's Appren-
tice (Goethe-DuEesi: Henry
VIII Dances tSaint-Saens:
0erman) Boston Pops Fled
Ter. Richard Hale. Lons
Play S3.qS: 40 EP" yer-
sion SOS.
sfPeter Pan. Original Cast:
Mary Martin, Cyril Ritch-
ard. Long Play S4.9S: AS
EP" S4.9s.
..Piano Concerto No. I
Chopin Artur Rubinetetp.
Long Play sass; 40 EP"
$3.9S.
"sPictures at an Exhibi-
tisn fMoussorRskyl ToE-
cantni and EBC Syntph.
Long Play S3.9s; "45 EP"
S2.9s.
Hish Fidelity.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-30
Trophy Grange Notes

Trophy Grange observed Booster
Night at the last meeting. The Isec-
turer presented the following pro-
gram: Reading, The National Mas
ter's Letter, Lister Hall; song by
the Grange, "HOme Sweet Home;
reading, "Our Grange, Dorothy
Heyd; piano solo, Ann Hall; mono-
logue, 1T Took A Lot Of Explain
ing, Mamie Adams; piano solo,
Rita Hall: vocal duet, Mamie Ad-
ans and Mrs. Anna Moore; read
ing, Start Something JacQueline
Hall; song by the Grange, Smile,
Smile, Smile" A very interesting
panel discussion followed The
theme was "The Aims and Prob
lens Of Education" Those partici-
pating were as follows: Mr.. Lewis
ROushey, president of Delaware
State Education Association; Mr.
Howard Henry, principal Of Eel
ton High School; Mr.. Arthur Tay-
lOr Of Harrington Grange. and Mr..
Lister Hall Of Trophy Grange who
acted as moderator. The discussion
was both interesting and instruc-
tive. Refreshments were served at
the close Of the program.
Next meeting viii be on October
10th.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-30
All Judging Teams
Attending Atlantic
Rural Exposition

Two Delaware All Judging teams
are attending the Atlantic Rural
Exposition this week in Richmond,
Virginia. The state dairy and pOul-
try teams are competing with All
teams from eleven other states,
located in the Atlantic seabOard
area. The invitational judging con-
test is held. each year as a part of
the Atlantic Rural Exposition and
over the years has become an out
standing All educational event.
The dairy judging team is COM
posed Of the following 4-H'ers:
Louise Elliott, Delmar; Peggy
Harris, Newark; Wayne Simpson,
Houston; Raymond Marvel, Hous-
ton.
The poultry judging team is as
follows;
Richard Reed, Townsend; Law
renee Jestice, Laurel; Everett War
rington, Bridgeville; James Viii
liams, Seaford.
In addition to. these members,
Joseph Workman of Delmar will
represent Delaware in the regional
All tractor operators contest, This
contest is held on an inYitational
basis and over 13 states are ex-
pected to participate.
Mrs. Marion Macdonald, Kent
County All Club Agent will accom-
pany the team members to Rich
mOnd.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-30


Mrs. Howard Gillard Of Broom
all, Pa, was the guest last week
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. FAX.
Miss Martha Law returned to her
home in Philadelphia last week
after spending most of September
at Slaughter Beach.
Mrs. Helen H. Warrington is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Jamison and children of Kinston,
N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry MulhOlland
and Mr. and Mrs. J. Postles Ham
mond returned home on Tuesday
after spending the weekend in
New York City.
Bobby Jaquette, a 7th grade pu-
pill in Mrs. Stoop's room, was OPP
Grated on for appendicitis Tuesday
evening in Milford Memorial Hos
pital
William II. Draper and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Abrahams returned to
their Lakeview Avenue home last
week after spending the summer al
their cottage at Slaughter Beach
Mrs. Draper is a patient in Memo
rial Hospital for rest and treatment
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-30
Births At HOspit al


September 10. Boy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Deibel, Ridgely, Md girl,
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Elzey, Ir., Fel-
ton; boy, SMr and Mrs. Edward
Kibler, Greensboro, Md; boy, Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Rifensbufg, Fell
ton; giyl,-MT and Mrs. Irving Hall,
Milford: boy, Mr. and Mrs James
Pinder (colOred), Bridgeville.
September 20: Girl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Hammond, Oakley; bOy, Mr..
and Mrs. Courtland SippleI Jr., Of
Greenwood; girl. Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Roessler, Milton; girl,
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Smith, Mil
ton; boy, Mr. and Mrs. John Ney,
Milford; girl, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd
Pase, Milford.
September %: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jackson (colored), Lincoln;
boy, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brink
ley (colored), Lincoln.
September %: Girl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Teare, Milford; boy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston Nailor, Jr., Lincoln
boy, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth john
son, Laurel; boy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis NewnOm, Milford.
September "a: Boy, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Hudson, FrankfbFd girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Reed, Mag
nolia; girl. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Prettyman, Georgetown.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-30
Lions Club Ne. VS.

President DOlphus B. Wilkins
presided at the dinner meeting of
the Milford LiPns Club last Thurs
day night at Hollands Restaurant
in Milford, and introduced guest
Lion willard Hickman, the new
princt of Milford High School.
Mr.. lckman comes to Milford
from Church Hill, Md.
-. wilkins arsOunced that on
October Is the guest speaker viii
be William Frank, cnlu1mnist for
the Wilmington Morning News, and
on October q, DistricS Governor
William Forshey will maRS his Ofii-
cial visitation.
Fred Watts, program chairman n
Introduced the Honorable E. G..
Evans. Mayor OF Milford. who was
the guest speaker for the evening.
Mr.. Evans spoke on the possibility
Of the City Of Milford purchasing
The L. d. Caulk Company Admin
istratiOn Building, 70 be- used for
the city hall. This would enable
all Of the city departments to be
housed in one building with ample
parking space. Mayor Evans said
the purchasing price ia approxi-
niately $4,000.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-30
Items Of q Purely
Personal Nature


Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Truitt are
home after spending the summer at
Rehoboth.
Miss Svea Isaacs was the week
end guest of DR.. and Mrs. Ferdi-
nand G. Neurohr, Jr, Of Fresh
Meadows, L. l.. New York.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Edward Kuhlman
of Oil City, Pa, arrived on Monday
to be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph J. Peayce, Jr., for the COM
ing two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Draper had as
their weekend guest. William Me
len of Sarasota, Florida. He came
north to attend the recent phila-
telic convention in Norfolk, Va.
Miss Dorothy Bennett, who for
the past two years studied voice al
Ohio Wesleyan University, is now
registered at Peabody Conservatory
in Baltimore where she will con-
tinue her studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall Dea-
kyne and children, SHsanne anC
Jacqueline,. were overnight guests
of Mrs. Della Deakyne on Thursday
of last week. The Halls live in
Washington. d. G.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-30
Shawnee Speed Kids
Plan Meeting

A style show and achievement
program will highlight the Septem-
Der meeting Of the Shawnee Speed
Kids All Club. It viii be held in
thes Milford Century Club with
Jimmy and Mary Lou Vreeland as
hostesses. Parents and friends are
cardially invited to attend the pro-
gram which will start at 1880 p. m.
Mrs. Mildred gnOwberger win
narrate for the style show. The
achievement program viii follow.
The dresses were exhibited at the
Kent Sussex Fair and were all
prize winners. Such other articles
as bl0uses, skirts. aprons, lamps,
poultry records, woodworking and
gardening viii be shown by the
members.
II viii be an interesting evening,
and surprising To note the many
accomplishments Of this group 0f
young people.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-30
Greenwood High Classes
Elect Officers

At their first meetings of the
year all Greenwood junior and SEN
iOr nigh school classes elected Off
GERS and began making plans for
future class activities.
Students whom their classmates
honored by election to Offices are
as follows:
Twelfth grade: Shirley Finkbind-
er, president; Billy Wise, vice pres
ident; Shirley Chalmers, secretary;
Rosalie Trotta, treasurer. Mrs. Nell
r. Lyons is the class sponsor.
Eleventh grade: Eddie Smith,
president; Lois Lingledine, vice
president; Mary Lou Brown, secre-
tary; Joan Scott, treasurer. Rich
ard Connell is the class sponsor.
Tenth grade Donnie Comstock.
president; Horace Mariner, wee
president; Ruth Hollinger, secre-
tary; Helen Tibbitt, treasurer. A.
IF. Grassmyer is the class sponsor
Ninth grade: Nera Schulze, pres
ident; Philip Holson. vice presi-
dent; Emmalea Wiley, secretary; (;
James Whitmore, treasurer. Carl
Hill is the class sponsor.
Eighth grade, section one: Billy
Finkbinder, president; Robert
SchrOck, vice president; Ronnie
Webb. secretary; John Williamson,
treasurer. John Graden is the class
sponsor.
Eighth grade, section two: Dick
Copple, president Dolores An
thony, vice president; Faye Breed
ing, secretary; Joyce Cooper, trea-
surer. Erwin Musko is the class
| sponsor.
Seventh grade: Gladys Whitmore,
! president; Emil Gerard, vice pres
ident; Bonnie Mcdowell. secretary
treasurer. Philip A. Wright is the
class SDOnSOr
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-30
Milford Grange

Booster Night at Milford Grange
will be observed Saturday, October
1. in the Grange Hall beginning at
eight o'clock.
This meeting is open to the pub
lie and everyOne5is welcome.
"A very Interesting program has
been planned Paris c. Kirby will
preside
william I'll Naudain will bring
greetings from the State Grange
The Reverend Kenneth M KEEP
Ter. pastor OF. the First Presbyter-
isn Church Of Milford will be the
guest speaker.
Music will be furnished by the
Calvary Methodist Church Quar-
tette throughout the evening.
William a. Michel and his COM
mittee viii serve refreshments.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-30
Hospital HOstesses

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital announces
the Hospital Shop and Hospital
Cart Hostesses for the week, Fri
day, September 80 to Thursday,
October 6.
Hospital Cart Hostesses Friday,
September 80, Mrs. Al Humes, Mrs.
Jack Laremore; Saturday, October
1, Mrs. Sam Marshall, Jr.. Mrs.
Joseph Pearce, Sr:; Monday, Octo-
Der 8, Mrs. Edwin Fisher, Mrs.
Evelyn Portz; Tuesday, October 4,
Mrs. Leslie Dobson; Wednesday,
October 5, Mrs. Dan Petrucci, Mrs.
Churek Wright; Thursday, Octo-
Der 6, Mrs. Louis Boltz, Mrs. Har-
vey Shafer.
Hospital Shop Hogtesses-Fri-
day. September 80 afternoon, Mrs.
David Sills, Jr.; Evening. Mrs. Viii
liam Dellinger; Saturday, October
d. afternoon, Miss Edna Barker
and Mrs. Boyd HOutz; evening
Mrs. Granville Kinder; Sunday
October ., afternoon, Mrs. Hoey
Farrow; evening, Mrs. Gilbert Muir
ply and Miss Dorothy Derrlckson
Monday, October 3, afternoon, Mrs
Harold Short and Mrs. Howard
French. evening, Mrs. n NJ. Stokes
Tuesday, October 4. afternoon, Mrs
Calvin White and Mrs. Willard
Hall: evening. Mrs. John McPher-
son: wednesday, October 5; after
noon. Mrs. Edward Steiner and
Mrs. John MCGEE. evening, Mrs
Dallas Kitchens; Thursday, Octo
Der s, afternoon, Mrs. Harold
Stauffer and Mrs. Thomas Craft
evening. Miss Helen Macklin.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-30
CircIe Meeting

Circle No. 3 Of Calvary Methodist
Church met on September 20 at the
home Of Nancy Wink with Mary
Lindale as co-hOstess. There were
IA members present. Mary Lindale
was In charge of devotions After
the business meeting, delicious re-
freshments were served. The Oc-
tober meeting will be held at the
home Of Lena Scott with Pearl Hit
chens at c0-hOstess. Everyone
come masked as II will be a Hal
loWe'en party.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-30

Tomorrow in the Christ
Church Parish House the d Cap-
tain Jonathan Caldwell Chap
ter, Daughters Of the American
Revolution, will begin its fall
program with a covered dish
luncheon. Mrs. W. j. Dufen-
dach, regent, is anxiols that all
members be present. The lun-
cheOn will be one provided on
faith, for there is no chairman
and each member will bring
what she thinks is good and
will also provide for her own
service, thus tightening the
work that follows a lunch con.
Last Saturday the State OAR
workshop, held in the Lagtsla-
tive Building in Dover, and
presided over by Mrs. Charles
/. Hoch, of Wilmington, state
regent, was attended by Mrs.
Hoey Farrow, Mrs. Carleton
Fooks, Miss M. Catherine Dow
ming. Mrs. Dufendach, Mrs. Will
liam Sneathe and Mrs. Clyde
Miller Of Harrington, Mrs. IA. j.
Slaughter of FELTON,, Mrs. Mark
Ulery and Mrs. G. Mar shall
Townsend.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-30
TIMELY EXIT

MUSKEGON, Mich. - (H) n Gil
bert Dias, 40, suffered only minor
hurts when he was tossed out Of
his auto in a collision.
But his car went on to jump a
curb. smash two chairs on a lawn,
barge through a fence, crash
through a garage wall and knock
parked car through the opposite
side Of the garage,