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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-12

February may be the month Of
valentines to some, but to others,
it's american Heart month, deal
ing with more serious affames de
occur
A nationwide campaign is con-
Quoted by the American Heart as
ISOLATION during February to fight
diseases Of the heart and blood
vessels.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-12
Dance to Benefit
Dillwyn Boy Scouts

Dillwyn Boy Scout troop 125
viii benefit from the round and
square dance to be held February
Is at Buckingham County Veter-
ans hall
American Legion post So is
sponsoring the dance. which will
be held from 9 p. N. to - mid
night
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-12
Years 4-H Work CIimaxed As Winners Recognised:
County Council Youths Nap 1857 Plans For Clubs

Rice. and Frances SCOUT al |,
Pamplin. and gardens - Frances
Southall, Pamplin; Polly Ann
Bailey, Keysville. Alice Seamster,
Meherin, Patricia Stlnette. Rice,
and Doris Ann Jones, .Rarmville
Continued on page s.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-12

NAL Charlie Fallen, Rice, and
Jimmy Payne, Darlington Heights.
Poultry n Frank Nat Coleman,
Prospect: home grounds 49, Rose
Marie Lambert, Cullen; meal pre-
paration Rose Ellen Routt,
Cullen; canning Joyce Davis.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-12
CAP MEETING TUESDAY

CAP Squadron Commander viii
liam Cash said today that young
men 14-l8 Of age are invited to at
tend the CAP lecture at 7:45 p. m.
Tuesday night at the Farmville air
mort
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-12
Parent Teachers Meeting

Industrial Arts" viii be the
topic at the postponed meeting of
the Farmville High School Par
ent-Teacher Association Thursday
evening IN the high school
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-12


Garden Bobby Chandler, Gull
len, Jimmy DeLoach, Farmvllle, /
home Improvement, Dorothy June
Oakes, Rice. and Frances May
Gillian, Pamplin; leadership, Eve
lyl- Hobart, Keysville, meat ami
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-12
Is Rainy Dogs In Lost 40
Is Rainy Dogs In Lost 40
Sore at the Weather? Then Talk With
Owners Of Formerly Bone-Dry Wells,

Form work absolute stands5i in q nire of mud
folks required park the hard surface and walk
up house. and rancoo have become as normal os
necktie but few complaining about the weather.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-12
No Silent Pulpits' Launched
Church Taps Lay Resources
For SerUice Each Sunday

A man may be at only one ploce at q tme-even When
he's doing the lords work In ocWe growing church that
fact raises problems
The Methodist Church hos arrived at O proctico sou-
BY topping Of its greatest resources Iaynen in
project called mo Silent PuIPits
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-12

the church has been concerned
for years with the problem Of re-
gular services where one pastor
serves b field OF two. three or
more churches Inevitably, when
he conducts the Sunday service at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-21
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500 Cotton GIom- 0-Wrops

As seen in Life! 4 Styles
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
What Happens to Union Funds?-
(confinved from Back Page)

reluctant witness has already testified that $55o00
Of s funds Of he Seattle local Of the Transfers loaned
out for purposes which could hardly be described fur
hsrins ihs Of better working conditions for members
Of ihs vnon Of $4,000 lent TO friend Of fhe
Of Mr. Beck that the friend could open tavern in
Seattle Another $4,000 borrowed by Seattle gamb
Ter that he could square his income tax troubles Another
Seattle gambler accommodated with $4,000 loan TO
open beer psrIor and gambling house, while $4,000 went
TO cover up embezzIemenf Of union funds by
pdyse Of ihe Seattle local. Just how the Seattle local
gsned In hs last transaction. by putting $4,000 from
account into another, not made clear.
In addition TO the misuse Of union funds. fhe commit
Tee has also heard evidence Of collision between Teamer
officers end gamblers to elect officials who would wink at
violations OF fe law rseefs Is sordid story which
deserves hs widest possible publicity The truck drivers
who pay their dues for such purposes have every right TO
complain But those who have complained have frequently
wound vp without Job and way Of making living.
What u needed Is legislation to insure that union funds
used for fhs purposes they NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
welfare and disqualification Otherwise the rseksissrs will
take over from one point to The next
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
IS Pc. Of (ity's Milk
CONTINUED from Back Page)

some Of serious violence. Rife fire. dynamite. the
ovsrvrning Of milk trucks and the destruction no their
contents have inerfered with milk shipments Deliveries
have dropped although far New Workers have not felt
any pinch.
The boycott started by group Of farmers called
the Tri-Sfae Master Dairy Farmers Guild, and involves
only small fraction Of the milk producers who supply the
metropolitan The guild wants its members TO receive
$57s for hvndredwegh Of milk instead Of the present
price, established by the Federal government Of $457
says that IFS farmers desperate because their farms
carry mounting burdens Of debt and prices do not
permit them any profit.
Milk is q highly perishabIe commodity. and darying
vulnerable and economically hazardous occupation The
problem 10 not simpsd by OF extremely complex
rsgvlstons governing the sale Of milk which have piled
up through the years. Although these regulations de-
signed to protect he milk Industry they have often
essdsd In accomplishing the opposite sympathetic view
certainly be taken Of fhe difficulties of the dairy far
But there be sympathy for violence in the
Of any Nor there be possibility Of
srvefvs remedial action until violence renovneed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
Christian Science Lecturers In A
Mental STRAIGHT Jacket

The Directors % The Mother Church exercising
their highest spiritual In restraining shs Christian
Science scsvrsvss from presenting the more explosive
aspects Of NY impressive Christ Miracle Science Messiah
MilIsnniuml N Us higher pvrpess~--"To TAKE AWAY
the SINS or. THE WORLD" AND TO EFFECT THE
HEALING or THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WINCH IS
REALLY An AWAKENING TO THE PERFECT NATIONS.
PERFECT CREATION or THE ONE AND ONLY REAL
tcontinvsd Next Column Tspl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
"Proper Self Government"

Like nation, Christian Science land MAN. HAVE
has Us Declaration Of Independence.
God endowed with inaIienable rights among which
are sefgovsnmsnt. reason and conscience Man Is prop
ery segoverned only when he Is guided rightly and gov
erned by his Maker, divine Truth and Love.
MANS rights invaded when ihe divine order Is in
ierered with and the mental rsspssssr inevrs ths divine
penalty due this eriep 1906 Christian Science textbook
Animal Magnetism unmas<sd" - and mans triumph
fherefoI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09

UNIVERSE a. EXCLUSIVE. oMMPRGsGNT HEAVEN
AND ETuatAl LiFeii Ks
Tt,G fxeRcfSE or unLl BRINGS on HYPNOTIC
STATE DETRIMENTAL TO HEALTH AND INTEGRITY
o. THoucHT"!-s&H.
"ArreMPTs TO coNcILlATE SOCIETY AND so
GAIN DOMINION OVER MANKIND ARISE FROM
WORLDLY WEAKNESS. HE WHO LEAVES ALL FOR
CHRIST FoRSAKEs POPULARITY AND GAINS
cHRIsTiANlTY"!-p. 23e. Ibid.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
Adam-Eye Material Word" And
Creation, A Gigantic Fraud And
Myth, Accepted As Real!

AND THE DEVILS SATAN BOUND" ADAMS AND
EYES ARE FRUITFUL AND MULTIPLY THE
MYTHS or SIN. DISEASE. DEFoRMITiEs. DEATH.
DISASTERS. PEsTILENcEs. WARS COMMUNISM
AND THE CONCLUSIONS OF so-esIed NATURE!l!
AND ALL OF THIS HUMAN AND MATERIAL
PHENOMENA ARE MERELY MYTHICAL. SHADowgY.
MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES. coUkTERFEITs AND
BURLEsouEs or NY. GODS. oFFsPRING>-FLEsH.
LESS i-NIkATERIAl. SPIRITUAL, cHRiSTllKE,
DIVINE IDEAS IN. AND OF. oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFEl-IN WHICH ALL OF YOU
WILL FIND YOUR TRUE BEINc-A WHOLLY
SPIRITUAL CONSCIOUSNESS TAKING IN ALL
SPACE. AS DO I. YOUR "FAThER-MoTHER GOD.
ALLHARMoNIousI
PART
THE LAST DAYS BEFORE cHRIsT's COMING
OUR WORLD, UNIVERSE. AND MATTER
DEsTRUcTiBLEr
Mr.. Graham Is awakening recognition Of one exeiv
svs. FIRST CAUSE, Creator Parent creation. substance
Spirit. NOT MATTER" the MYTH! The Atom smashing Of
times Is awakening miionsl
Mr.. Erwin c. csnhsm. Editor Of The Christian Science
Monitor. quoted scientist fhe atomic bomb dropped
Japan:
MATER HAS GIVEN UP THE cHosTr
THE pure in hss" pure enough TO become My Chosen
People. (nnstlke Christian Sesnfisss!, KNOW and DEM
oNSTRATE and only creation. universe. power,
force, intelligence. God; and FLESHLESs msferiaI
spiritual chrisfs image and likeness and Just uni
verse. sATuRATNc ofs Of space with omnpresenf
heaven and eternal Iifel
And that universe has been eernaIIy completely popv-
lated with My ono creation. THE FLEsHLEss MnsferisI,
spiritual, and chrsfksl
And need cooperation from SHINING, stupid blum
dsrng mortss Adams and Ewes ihe DEVILS dupes! with
nearly three billion MYTHICAL. human eovnerfsfs and
bvrIssqves Of fhs REAL and divine offspring YET
awakened 70 ihs divine reality Of omnrssenf heaven and
eternal life Of omnipotsnt divine Love. excluding utterly
any possible reality evil devil "msster" SIM disease
DEATH wars, even!!i
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
Adult Polio Is Called

tContinUed from Back Fa9e
EsTANTs. AND OTHER PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL!
TO EITHER SETTLE FOR A WHTEWASH CURE
VIA MEDICAL SHOTS, WHICH LEAVES ITS DOUBTFUL
sENEFIclARlEs QUITE OPEN FOR PREMATURE
DEATH; OR GODS CHRIST SCIENCE HEALING!
AND YOU READ OF THESE PREMATURE DEATHS
CONSTANTLY. BECAUSE THE DAY OF THE LORD
coMETH AS A THIEF IN THE NIcHT"-NoT TO
CURSE. BUT TO BLEss-BEcAUsE I, YOUR FATHER
EMIT, sATURATiNc ALL SPACE WITH HEAVENLY
BLISS, LOVE, HARMONY. iNvULNERABLE TO THE
MYTHICAL oNSLAUcHTs OF THE DEVILS
eELIEFs-x-NUMBER OF zERos THE COMMON
COLD OR A WORLD WAR!!
PART
THE LATE SEM BLAIR MOODY. DONALD
MeLoUTH. STEEL MANUFACTURERS, AND DR. ENRco
FIRM. ATOMIC scIENTIsT-DUPEs OF THE
DEVILS MATERIA MEDIcA AND ITS WHTEWAsH
CURES. FOLLOWED BY PREMATURE DEATHS
THE DEVIL TAKING THE BIBLICAL Ia YEARS AS
MINIMUM, AND QUITE POSSIBLY A QUARTER
OF A CENTURY, VIA THE INVOLUNTARY MENTAL
ASSASSINATION, SPIRITUAL MALPRACTICE OF
THE FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRPPLES! DIRECT
LY OR INDIRECTLY, AND THERAPEUTICS,
EDUCATION. soesIIed CULTURE POLITICS, so-eaIIed
NATURAL scENcE-NATURALLY. PRISONER
OF THE DEvIL!-MATERIALIsM!
NY INDISPENSABLE. INCOMPATIBLE. IMPERATIVE
CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH MILLENNIUM
TO ALL PEOPLES! WILL. STEP BY STEP, HERE
AND HEREAFTER, LIBERATE THE DEVILS ADAM
AND EVE cAPTIvEs, AND MAKE cHRIsTLiKE
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS OF ALL OF THEM, JESUS
BEING THE PERFECT MODEL!
NY INCOMPATIBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HUMBLY AND HONESTLY STATED HER POSITIONS
FOLLOW YOUR LEADER ONLY so FAR AS SHE
FOLLOWS CHRISTIE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
Freedom Of the Press

CONTINUED from Back Psse
PART
SHAMEEULNESS OF SEX THE DEVILS SOCIAL
H-BoMH.' EXPLOITATION IN THE DAILY PAPERS.
ESPECIALLY THE ENTERTAINMENT PAGE AS
WELL AS THE FREQUENT ADVERTISING OF THE
TOBACCO INDUSTRIES. RAcKETS!
And The Devil Drug Store and =
Hospital o-(a||ed Medicines =
Soothing Syrups"! J.
(Jesus Refused The Drus!
Radio and Tv Devil Captives Too!
Dear Readers: Have we made our esss7 We think so.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
Chase Ball Into Swamp

CONTINUED from Back Pags)
Dictated 70 NY heroic giant Apostle. S. Paul, sal
vsssd the spiritual Ivnsey Of ths corrupt
Hebraie priesthood Of Jesus timeiH
CHASE BALL INTO SWAMP. TWO SMALL
BOYS DROWN
tchiesgo TrhUns)
Two small brothers drowned yesterday in . shallow
ditch In swamp the southeast Of 1S4h st.
and Avenue X their home. II believed ths boys
sought TO ball from ihe wafer filled ditch
The victims. Walter. g. and Stephen. z. The only
children Of Mr. and Mrs. Waller Bogusz SRI l3444 Avenue
X Bogvsz is railroad swifebman.
TWO BODIES RETRIEVED
The mother, Stsphsnis told police she outside look
Ing for her when small boy told her they were lin
The in the swamp" The mother to the swamp
and Of the boys floating in the water
Screaming Historically she ran to nearby house under
construction and summoned Roland Enyen 1881 Shea
ave. Hazel Crest, carpenter EnyIen retrieved the two
bodies, then summoned fremen.
RESPIRATION FUTILE
Members Of engine company a. first the scene. gave
the boys artificial respiration until the arrival Of ambulance
g. Then oxygen administered TO the boys in the futile
attempt TO revive them.
The remen took the boys to South Chicago hospital
giving them oxygen route They pronounced dead
arrival at the hospital.
Fireman Walter cemer Of engine 81 said SMALL
RUBBER BALL WAS FOUND IN THE DITCH.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09

osslv NstNE PURE ~, HEART" CAN THINK
STRAIGHT - PURE ENOUGH TO BECOME NY
CHOSEN PEOPLE. CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
CAUSE AND EFFECT ARE EXACTLY ALIKE.
AND JESUS DEFINED nae, GOD. AS "sPIRiT," snd said:
THEY WHO WORSHIP HIM. MUST WORSHIP HIM
III SPIRIT AND ~ TRUTHT
MATTER" AND IT'S DUST or THE GROUND ARE
M-Y.T-H-slIi SMATTER" rs A MENTAL PHENOMENON,
AND THAT IS RELATIVELY ANCIENT PERCEPTION
AS Per CREEK rsdlNKERs a 400 3. c.
BUT THAT wicked AND ApuLTERous GENERA
TIoWs or JESUS TIME COULD NOT BEAR" The
ADDITIONAL REVELATION THAT MATTER"
IS A MYTH THAT COULD ONLY COME AFTER The
TERRIFYING, WICKED, BuT MYTHICAL.
SUICIDAL civil WAR BLOOD BATHr -
THE DEVIL TWISTING ORTHODOX RELIGIOUS
vconfnvsd Maxi Column Tepl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
Ev,nools nv I c. h ps,roIt-


- kem1aSooo vrom Uoek PoDo
WcLOeING, AND THEIR oelUOEo COUNTERPART
CHRISTIANITY. "MATERIALlsrlc" PERvERsloNs or
THE c.H4-L-O4-E-s-s nifAlliBle PROTECTIVE,
DIVINE CHRISTIANITY or CHRIST JEsUsi
oed caused vs. 10 contribute 500 check toward fhe
coming Graham campaign in New York. New York. one Of
The DEVILS sironghoIds In North America Jolly wsIr needs
ths spiritual "wsrssrs" that precious billy Graham
bringing TO bear upon ths mvItmiions non-chrissisn
Scientists Of fhs human rsess eli less harrassd
tormsnfsd by hs DEVILS MYTHICAL. sntichrist AdsmEvs
ego end psychology Of al human birfhsI-sI "coNcEvED
m SlN"l-Job.
And ~ result, THE CHASTITY FARCE OF MATERIAL
(soealiedl ExIsTEhcE"-p 272. SAILS ACCEPTED AS
ReAa and shs cHIlDlEss aspect Of Christ Jesus, THE
WAY. THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE" is put in cold
sforsgsI
The psrfsef Christ Jesus had offspring and blasted
HUMAN rspredvotisn, per Luke, Chs. n and -:
BLESSED ARE THE BARREN, THE WoMBs THAT
NEVER BEAR :. AND WOE UNTO THEM WHO ARE
WITH CHILD. IN THOSE DAYST
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09

Dear Readers: Have we made our cas-
even though lot more could be said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
Premature Deaths
CONTINUED from Back Psgs)
PART z
Jesus Refused to Be King!

This above ALL thine self be true and follows
as the night hs day. thou Them fell TO be loving
tpsrsphrsss Of Shakespeare TO ANYONE - LOVING.
ACCORDING TO CHRISTI
You may do what Is requested Of YOU but you
setting good example,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09

Pstsrs Funeral Home. Burial Forest Lawn" Timss)
pETRoiy TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. MARCH 3. 1857 II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
Temple Baptist Church.

CONTINUED from Back Pags)
Mr.. 6. B. Vitk's Man, The Devils
BurIesque, as per Isaiah 2:22:
SCease We From Man Whose
Breath Is In His Nestrils: For
Whereinls He Ii Be Accounted or
Bishop limerick, Prot, Just As Bad!
R. {. Priesthood, and Rabbinate,
Worse! MAN Made Of Dust'!-
Adam-Eve Myth - Accepted
As Real!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
RestFospeetion and .-

Continued from Back Psgs)
PART z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-09
SuLIups AROUND me lI,7ta FnsouIxi 100 : 8
.Aa51hs Dssa Essudulp.It asusaa
Catholicism Was A ConspIrator IN
The Assassination Of Ny Beloved
Abe Lincoln!

l."convsrfsd Catholic" mssszins. enc
Of numerous reporters thsrsio)
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-08

Miss Anna Lee Thistlewood
spent the weekend in Harrington
with her maternal grandmother,
Mrs. Annie Sharp.
The Houston Cardinal Junior All
Club met recently. Ruth Ann Hayes
led in thiioo Lords Prayer and Tom
my Parvis led the 4-H pledge. Roll
call showed Is present. Dues were
collected by Sandra Hendon. Tom
my Parvis read the minutes of the
last meeting. Tommy Greenlee was
new member. We cleared $500
from the January dance. There will
be a dance every month. The next
one will be held March Is, 1857
Admission will be Csc, and will be
held from 1880 to 1880 p. m.
Committees appointed for March
the game committee, Donna Faye
Ward and Helena Yerkes.
Mrs. Yost looked at the project
books. Piret Saksen led in a song
Then game was played and the
meeting was adjourned.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-08
HOUSTON
BY Mrs. Merrill
fhlStlehO0d
Phone
Milford 1914

Church news for Sunday, March
10, 1887 Sunday School 1O:U0 a. m,
RoDert H. Yerkes, Sr., General
Supt.; Alvin Brown, Junior Supt; !;
Mrs. Charles Pearson, Cradle Roll
Supt Mrs. Ruth H. Sapp has taken
the duty of teaching the Ladies
Bible Glass which consists of elder
ly ladies and was formerly the
class of Howard R. Moore. Robert
the O. IT, R. Sunday School class,
which Mrs. Biggs formerly taught.
At 1900 a. m, the morning wor-
ship service begins with the organ
prelude May we enter the S3nct-
uary with the spirit of worship and
expect to give and receive bless
ing. Call to worship by the minis
ter, Rev ]. B. Vaughn The Senior
and Junior chOirs will have special
musical numbers and the pastor
will deliver the sermon. The men,
bers and leaders of the Houston
Cardinal All Club will attend this
service in a body.
GAS p M, The MYF will meet in
the Sunday School room and at
7:30 p. m, the hour of worship in
charge of the WSCS.
Next Sunday, March 10, the Meth
odist Men will prepare and serve
another fellowship breakfast from
s to 9:30 a. m. There will be a
choice of eggs and bacon or hot
cakes and sausage in the Fire Hall.
For the month of March, the
Chief Usher is John Howard Yer
kes; Assistants, Gary Brown, Ray
mond Marvel, Calvin Hollis, III and
Richard Simpson.
Wednesday, March was the
beginning of Lenten season. Prayer
and self-denial should be a daily
practice of the Spirit for the soul.
Prayer for each other with charity
and love should be the daily rou-
tine for all earnest souls who de-
sire a closer walk with God.
On Sunday. February "a, mem
bers of the Cardinal All Club can
vassed Houston and vicinity for
the Heart Fund and the result was
$4,000.
There were 56 persons who at
tended the Young Adult Fellowship
diner meeting in the Fire Hall on
Saturday evening. This seems to
be a growing organization which
meets the first Saturday night in
the month.
We are glad to renort Mrs. Helen
Clifton is able to he uD and out
again after having surgery.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-08
Dairy Herds Are
Growing In Kent

The average size of Kent Coun-
ty herds is rapidly increasing.
Those participating in Dairy Herd
Improvement Association work now
average "a cows per herd, as COM
pared to 20 about 10 years ago.
Production is up about a thousand
lbs. OF milk per COW to 1888 lbs
in the same period. The cost price
squeeze for farmers is reflected in
cheaper price for milk and a
higher price for feed This was the
report of Delmar Young, extension
dairyman from the University of
Delaware, to association members
at their annual banquet meeting
lest week at the Capital Grange in
Dover
Six dairymen were cited for high
levels of butterfat production. They
were: Russell Bowdle of Burrs-
vile; Henry Kozicki of Clayton; !;
M. r. Webb of Goldsboro; Maurice
Ad-ms of Harrington, Joseph
Moore of Dover and Isaac Thomas
of Marydel. All of these herds pro-
duced 400 lbs. of butterfat or more
per COW in the last year.
John Benson, Houston Cardinal
All Club member, entertained with
demonstration on clipping cows
for sanitation.
The newly elected directors of
the association were: William At
tix of Cheswold; Charles Blendt of
Smyrna; Henry Kozicki of Clay
ton and Samuel Dixon of Dover.
John w. Webb, Jr. of Goldsboro
was reelected as president for a
second year. Samuel Dixon was
chosen as vice president. and Jo-
seph Moore as secretary-treasurer.
Read The classified Ads
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-08

Mr.. and Mrs John H. Gooden
and daughters, Faith and Sybil, of
Dover, were dinner guests on Sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Nc
Sweeney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Blessing
returned to their home on Thurs
day.. after a trip to Texas and
Louisiana, which they enjoyed very
much.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Emory Webb,
daughter, Eileen and Mrs Viola
Thistlewood were Sunday dinner
guests of ME and Mrs L. Paul
Greenlee on Shawnee Road near
Milford
Mrs. Myrtle Hill, Mrs. Gertrude
Green, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kar-
pin and son, Randy, of Chester, Pa,
were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Voshell
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Passwaters
celebrated their 77th birthdays re-
recently. M. Passwaters' birthday
occurred on February 2S, and Mrs.
Passwaters' on March 3. A prayer
meeting was held, after which a
social hour was enjoyed. Ice cream
and cake in abundance were served
and everyone enjoyed very pleas
ant time. Mr.. and Mrs. Passwaters
are very appreciative for the gifts
and cards received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hayes. Mr.,
and Mrs. Russell Hayes and Mrs.
Eva Wilson attended the viewing
of Mr.. Alonza Hands in Whining
ton, on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Ralph Wilson was injured
Friday while at work at the Dover
Air Base. He is now a patient in
the Kent County General Hospital,
Dover.
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-08
Town Elections In
Sussex Last Sat.
CONTINUED from first page)

tCOntinued from first Dage)
received 1O5 votes with William A.
Carter, second, with 80 votes. Car
ter was a reelection. DR.. William
Blaine Adkins, incumbent, receiv-
ed "a votes and William Bachelor,
40.
The contests brought out a larg-
er than usual number of votes with
421 in Georgetown 255 in Milton
and 1T in Millsboro.
In Milton, the election was car
ried out by Edwin Williston, Judge,
with Mrs. John Mcgee and Freder-
ick Lehman as clerks; in George
town, the election board consisted
by Ralph l.. Swain, Hugh p. Smith
and Charles Trammell, and in
Millsboro, Mrs. Virginia S. Mich
OILS, was inspector; Preston Out
ten and S. p. Darden, Jr.. judges,
and Leon T. Wingate and Clarence
~ Lingo, clerks.
There was no contest for any of
the three posts for councilmen in
Milton so Earl Herholdt, Reuben
Wilkerson and Everett Johnson
were declared elected
Milford chronicle., 1957-03-08
WHAT NOT TO DO

CUDAHY, Wis. = Up = If FL
mer ]. Henry has mother-in-law
trouble, he sure asked for it.
He spotted his mother-in-law
Mrs. Clement Seiy, among the hun
dreds of persons inspecting Cud-
ahy's new Jail. When she walked
INTO cell in the women's. ward to
look it over, Elmer swung the door
shut behind her and the door lock-
ed automatically.
Mrs. Seiy, seething with indigna-
ton, huddled in the back of the
cell and covered her face with q
newspaper as curious visitors filed
past. Fifteen minutes later, Elmer
finally located Police Chiey Tony
Wise who released Mrs. Seiy with
apologies.
Elmer's in real trouble