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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17

LYNN AUST Between You
and Me-" You're My One and
Only Love-" S. w. C.
HI TO EVERYBODY in Falls
Church, from MEREDITH
who is in Norway.
1919 JEEP PANEL -2-wheel
drive. For sale. Can be seen at
Wheaton Manor shopping CEN
ter, next to Food Lane. 10.
4-O492.
TO THE CUTE BOY on st.
Johns team. Hope to see you
in the Gonzaga game, from
YOUR TRUE LOVE"
SALE = 8-mm. protector; like
new; automatic rewind: $169
value. SOS. Call TOMMY, AP.
7-9428.
FOR SALE = Underwood type
writer; good condition: $50. KE.
7-lO6O.
HEY KIDS!-Join Clint Miller's
fan club by writing to MISS
BERNIE ZEPP (Pres). 1904
25th st. NV, Washington Z,
d. c. Clint appears on Town
and Country Time every after
noon. Watch him!
LOST-One mailbag, in the vi
cinity Of St. Johns High. If
found, PLEASE call WE. 6-12l2
before November "a, so / can
have it in time for the Con-
zaga game.
FLOYD-I've got the picture. If
you still want it. call me at
$50 today. JOAN.
BEAT GEORGE MASON! Beat
T. w.! Maui Mustangs! M.
ROONEY.
BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE - IA
volumes, 1945-1949, SIS. Wood
ley 6-4383. DICK H.
FOR SALE-Girl's indoor roller
skates. size Z, So; very good
condition. Assorted dresses,
size IL: like new. JU. 5-8806.
TO MARCIA, the cutest, kindest,
gentlest and most wonderful
girl in the world, from DON
ME.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17
THE SUNDAY STAR. Washington % ca
LONG BEACH GANG

LONG BEACH GANG - Hi,
what's been going on down
there? Well be seeing you
soon! A late happy birthday
to Bunky. CHRIS and DIANE.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, FWEET-
HEART, November II. I'll
always love you. Just Be-
tween You and Me-" Chances
Are" You Send Me-" BETSY
LINDA MARIE FOX-"Happy,
Happy Birthday, Baby" from
I'm Available" Hope Gary,
Tommy, Chris, Shirl, Royce,
Helen, Lin, Evelyn, Chuck,
Richard, Mark, Rhea, Larry,
Lora. Sid Wayne. Pat have
a ball at your party. Tonight
Is My Night to Cry" HONEY
COMB.
CONGRATULATIONS to Bar
bara and Fred, on their fifth
anniversary on Nov. IA. May
they have many more.
PHIL HINES-Happy birthday
on the 18th my Special Angel"
Can't wait till you come home.
Love always, BOBBI.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY CAROL,
and many. manv more. Love.
LAD, DAD, CHARLIE and
MON.
DON CHAMPION Happy,
Happy Birthday, Baby" on No
vember %. I hope Friday is
your lucky day, cause I'm
betting on you to help NJ. v.
H. S. win. our homecoming
game! From the girl who's
willing to wait for you until
you want to come back.
NANCY-Hope you have a very
happy birthday. Love, NON,
DAD and BUTCH,
JIM FRAGALA-Happy, happy,
happy birthday, Baby. From
PAM (your one and only love-
and the TED DRIVE RAS-
GALS.
CLARKE-Sorry we broke your
ventilator but have a happy
birthday anyway. From THE
TUTHER BALL FIENDS.
DIZI-Have a happy birthday
tomorrow, the 18th. From the
T KIDS at O'Gara's Dance and
Pool Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17
Jobs Wanted


TEEN-AGE GIRL desires baby
sitting job on Fri. nights and
Sat. in Fairfax and Clifton
areas. BR. 8-8645, ask for
MARGARET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17
HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD

DEADLINE: Wednesday PM. for Sunday following Ads
received too late will appear following Sunday
RATES: 3 lines Csc lOc each additional line.
figure the cost yourself Allow average words per line
TO PLACE. Write ad and figure Give your name adj
dress. telephone number and send your ad plus pay
ment to TEEN-ADS, Sunday Star, Washington, D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17

ALA, MILF, AMIGO-Kindly
play Chances Are" "Fascina-
ton" for Patricia, Dawn II.
Muchas gracias. ARESH-boomI
DEAR MILT-Piease dedicate
Chances Are" and MY Special
Angel to Sharon, from
CHUCK.
DEAR MILT-Please dedicate
Teachers Pet" to Sonny H..
who likes the song very much.
EILEEN D.
MILT GRANT-Please dedicate
Silhouette" to Billy Gainey Of
Bladensburg ST., on Monday.
November 10. CONNIE B.
MILTERINO-Please spin my
One Sin" to Bobby, from some
one who cares. v. S.
DEAR MILT-Please play "Rau-
chy" for James, the neatest kid
in Van SAINTS, from RITA, who
really cares. Play Mondayl!i
MILT-Please dedicate Kisses
Sweeter Than Wine" on Mon
day un-conteno elcumpleanos
tar madre. THREE MOORE.
MILF - Dedicate on Monday.
you Send Me-" from Donnie
to his steady sweetheart, MAR
CHA
MILF Dedicate Remember
You're Mine" to Jack, from
someone who misses him.
MILF GRANT-Please dedicate
You Send Me" to Billy G. and
Connie B., also RONNIE T..
from CUPID?? on Monday,
November Is.
MILT AND DON-Please play
You Send Me" for a real
KOOL girl named Pat, from
GIL.
MILF AND DON-Please dedi-
cate You Send Me-" for
Johnny Mathis, from the girl
he sends, MARY D., HO. q
1905.
DON AND MILT-Please play
Wake Up Little Susie" for
MY Special Angel" who knows
how to say: Il Love You" in
German. CARL, LA. 9-l288.
DON-Please play "All Grown
Up" and April Love" on Tues
day for Eddie NJ. and Carol C.
who have been going steady 4
weeks on Tuesday
DON DILLARD-Please dedicate
"Boney Moroney" to Gaye r.
from MILE E. and BUD
DY p
DON-Please dedicate Darling
It's Wonderful" and Il Need
You So" on Sunday to June
from MACK.
DON DILLARD Please play
You Send Me- for Wilson and
Ginger MIKE, JU. $3.50.
DON D.-Please dedicate 18th
Of Never" on Mon, sos am,
for my special angel, Maggie
NJ. Love always. TOM c.
DON DILLARD - Please play
"Raunchy7 for the girl at
Maryland U. JACK, AP. 7-4O84.
DON DILLARD = Please play
Amt I'm a Dog" Thurs. after
noon for Major Little Work
ers" especially. RAYMOND.
DON-Please play Deep Feel
ing" and You Send Me" for
Marsha, one who does send
me, from LUCKY.
DON-Please ded. you Send
Me" to Dick F. Of Mclean
from GAYLE of Loudoun.
DON Please play -Raunchy"
for all the fabulous WI Spar
tans. PAM, OIL. 2-482l.
DON-Please play Santa and
the Sputnik" for Phil B. who
hopes to be a d. J., from MATT,
his future engineer. WE. s.
57O1.
DON-Please play who Are
We to Say" and "Raunchy."
JUDY, JU. 9-3368.
DON-Please play eat the Hop"
and ''Teardrop" for Jeff who's
my special angel. BARBARA.
JOHNNY MATHIS-Please dedi-
cate Chances Are" and 18th
of Never" to Mary Deys from
FRIENDS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17
Miscellaneous

BALE-0Oy S1-h'' OSySaS, %So
S25. Pool table, $40. Howdy
Doody puppet, IS. LA. $500.
CAMEL SADDLE-Wanted to
buy. Call ALICE, LO. 4-O96s.
FALLS CHURCH HIGH Jaguar
Jacket: new condition: $7.25.
JE. 2-72l8.
FOR SALE-Completely CUSTOM
lied so Ford coupe: show win
ner: $500 invested. asking
$500, less engine. Call OIL. 4
7455.
ROGER, with the neat black
Ford-I miss you, please come
to see me soon. Remember
Halloween. Love, RAUNCHY.
GERALD E.-From the girl from
Epping Forest. Send me your
address. lost 1t! From SUSY
H. Been q long time.
FOR SALE-"Book of Knowl-
edge" 2O-volume children's en-
cyclopedia, leather-bound, $50;
excellent condition. WA. 7-5158
after S pm. Also girls bowling
shoes, size 5, $3.50.
TO SONNY DEWS (the one ]
will always love)-Thanks for
q wonderful 3 years. Let's make
1t 10 times 3. Loving You" I'M
til THE 18th of Never"
MARVA.
TO BOB-Please be my Special
Angel" Love always, TEDDY.
TO my ONE AND ONLY
LOVE-" Robert. From LORI
RAINE G.
JOAN, CATHIE-We're "Pledg-
ing Our Love" to two beautiful
Special Angels" Love always,
HOWARD AND RICHIE.
JOE J.-One whole month! I'm
Available" to be your Special
Angel till the Twelfth of
Never" cause You Send Me-"
FANNIE.
DEAR FRED had such a Won
derful time at the Fortnightly
last Saturday!!l Would love to
see you again real soon. Re-
member how to spell my last
name? It's in the phone book.
MARY ELLEN.
MILT-Please spin the new one
by the Four Coins, Broken
Promise" for two swell guys.
Carl McV. of Northwestern,
and Butch H. of High Point,
from PEANUTS.
FOR SALE-'48 Plymouth club
coupe, running order, but needs
some repair, SOS. OIL. 4-7OO8.
FOR SALE-Girl's 26-in. bicycle,
boys sport coat (size 49,, light
gray. Cherry 8-7685. !.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Falls Church will maui the
George Mason mares" Friday
night. d. c.
ATTENTION, students of George
Mason-Thrill to the action!
See the spectacular! See the
Falls Church Jaguars beat the
Mustangs Friday night! A. E. N.
ADVANCED NEWS FLASH-The
Falls Church Jaguars mauled
the George Mason Mustangs!
The game will be played Nov.
%.
RICKY M.-Been Missing You"
since the last football game.
Why don't you act more soci-
able? MARTY.
BlCYCLE-26-in., new tires and
speedometer, SIS. JU. 9-l8lO.l
FOR SALE-Trumpet (Pedler) ),
excellent condition; $40 or best
offer JE. 2-1721.
WHIZZER-Modified, full cam,
bored, ported, big valves; good
shape; over SIS invested; best
offer. OIL. 4-l161.
GIRLS BICYCLE. excellent con-
dition; 26-in.; SIS. Pc. 2-6994.
DEAR BUDDY-It's been 3 neat
weeks. Love you lots, you
hound dog, you. LORRIE.
RAlNCOAT, yellow, size 16;
Boys suit, 2 pairs trousers, ex-
cellent condition: reasonable
price. Taylor 9-5292.
TO CAROLYN-I1l always be
Loving You" until The 18th
OF Never" Love always,
FRANZ
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iiIiIIIIlIIlllIIlnInllHlIlIlIlIIlHInnIInIIinHnill
!, DEAR MILT-Would YOU be Sc
| kind, to fill a request, and play
the songs I like best. "Raun-
chy." Peggy Sue" Say Yeah
v. p.
the only guy for me. Love
GLORIA.
MILT-Please play Little Bitty
Pretty One" to all the guys at
st. Stephens on Tuesday.
MILT-Please play "Jailhouse'
and Little Susie" for cute little
Rosie and Linda. DIANE G.
HAWK EYE MILT-Please dedi-
cate Little Bitty Pretty One, y
and I'm Available" to Pat c.,
from BILL T.
CAT GRANT: Please play You
Send Me-" Rainbow" Honey
comb" "Jailhouse Rock" and
MY Special Angel" from BUD
to Vicky.
DEAR MILT - Please play
Chances Are" for Mazda with
those neat Bermudas. from
someone who likes her very
much. NICK.
MILF - Please dedicate you
- Send Me" to Jim F., from BAR
BARA.
MILF GRANT-Please play You
Send Me" for Meredith, who is
in Norway. from JOHNNY.
DEAR MILT = Please dedicate
"You Send Me-" MY Special
Angel" I'm Available" and
us 1t Wrong" to my Little
Bitty Pretty One" to Katie j.
of Warrenton, from JOHNNY
A. of The Plains.
REAL KOOL KEEN MILTER-
INO-Please Play "Jailhouse
Rock" for Brenda W., from
William s., and Peggy Sue"
for Joann F., from Mary s..
and Little Bitty Pretty One"
You Send Me-" for Francis B.,
from JOHN r.
KOOL KAT GRANT - Please
play Treat Me Nice" by Elvis
for Norvel, George. Metcalf Of
Hammond High, because it
hurts when you pull my hair.
LETE.
MILF GRANT = Please play
you Send Me" and MY
Special Angel" for MY Spe-
cial Angel Joe. Tell him after
Sunday night I've fallen "All
the Way" and like him loads.
JUDY B.
MILT-Please ded. You Send
Me" to Jerry in % from P. M.
in ~ at l.. c. H. s.
MILT GRANT-Please play MY
One and Only Love" for Bill
and his o. q. o. Mary, from
the HAWK.
MILT GRANT - Please play
"Jailhouse Rock" for Bill and
Mary, from the HAWK.
MILT-Please play Deep Blue
Sea" for Willie, for q late
Happy Birthday. The FRAU
LEM and RUTH.
WILD KAT MILT-Please play
wake Up, Little SUSIE" he
cause she's Just Born" for
T.,..k Hro,,a CADT n
DEAR MILT-Please ded. April
Love" to U. c. and j. r.
MILT-Please ded. "Honeycomb"
to Shirley D., from LOR-
RAINE M.
MILT - Please dedicate I'm
Available" for Kathy to Pug
~" and Mary Lou to "Ricky,'
from CUPID.
DEAR MILT - Please dedicate
tsKisses Sweeter Than Wine"
to Rodger, Jerry c., Jimmy
and Jerry C.
MILT-Please dedicate Don't
Leave Me Now" and Young
and Beautiful" for Brunell,
Bob. Eileen, Harry, Lois and
Larry, who are all young and
beautiful. BETTY.
MILT-Please play Peggy Sue"
for Frankie from his last *"
RICKY, Jordan 8-8568.
MILT-Please dedicate The 18th
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Greetings

HAPPY, HAPPY BIRTHDAY to
Perry, on November II. From
PEGGY.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
Milford High
School News

The Milford High "Bucs" bal
anced their seasons record at 2-2
when they defeated Georgetown
handily by 47-31 score at George
town. Milford jumped off to an
early lead and maintained it
throughout the ball game.
The scoring was well distributed
as Hoyt, Coverdale, Hastings and
Dohring paced the winners. A
pleasing aspect of the game was
the vast improvement in the all
important rebounding department.
Team play was much improved
over the previous three games.
The "Bucs" hope to make it two
straight wins as they tangle with
Lewes on the Lewes floor. The
Pirates have a habit of making it
tough for Milford. They have yet
to register a win and are in hopes
of registering their first win of the
season at the expense of Milford.
The game should be rated as
toss-up as both teams lost to Cae-
sar Rodney by large margins.
On Friday, the Bucs entertain
Millsboro On the home court
Game time is 700 p. m. Following
the game, there will be a dance
for High School students in the
High School Auditorium.
The Milford High Wrestling
Team will make its debut on Fri
day, January 1S, at $3.50 when they
will engage Tower Hill in a dual
meet. Price of admission is 25c.
Willard W. Hickman, Admins
trative Assistant of the Milford
Schools, will attend the Annual
Reading Institute of Temple Uni
vefsity. This institute, which be-
gins January 27, last five days 1t
will take as it's theme Reading
Disabilities in the Classroom and
Clinics"
The Institute is sponsored by the
Reading Clinic of Temples Depart
ment of Psychology, under the di-
rection of DR.. E. EIona Sochor
Some $50 reading teachers, psyche
Iogists and educators are expected
to attend.
To be discussed and demon
strated are the latest and most
eective techniques of preventing.
detecting and correcting reading
difficulties of all kinds. The pro-
gram will feature general sessions
with demonstrations, small group
discussion meetings and workshop
session. The program has been
DIanned to develop two imnortart
areas Of emphasis: diagnostic and
corrective procedures.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
Milford Elementary
School News
Grade Section 4

Grade Section 4
We had a lot of fun during the
Christmas vacation, but it is nice
to be back in school. Each one of
us brought in our favorite toy to
show the class. Johnny and Eu-
gene brought many things back
from their trip to Florida to show
us. Some of those things were: a
cocoanut, giant starfish, Spanish
moss, and many kinds of shells
which we have already studied a.
bout this year.
We had a new boy in our room
who went to school in Libya, but he
was only here a week. We were
sorry to see him leave.
There have been two big SHOWS
since we have been back in school.
We have had fun making snowmen
all over the playground, but we re-
member our safety rules and dc not
throw snowballs.
Grade 3-SectiOn 1
We are still studying about foods.
We have learned about breads. The
children have brought in samples
of rye, white, corn, pumpernickle.
and French bread, and several
kinds of biscuits. From this we
learned that flours are made from
several kinds of grains. We found
out where grain is stored and how
-four is made from it. Next we are
going to study about meats and
vegetables.
In Art we have made Scratch
Boards. Next Art period we are
going to use clay.
Ina Muller has left our class, and
Geraldton Pennington has come
back from Ohio. We are glad to see
him again.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18

few days last week due to the death
of Mrs. William Wechtenhiser's
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Vane were
among the guests of the w. ]. Du-
fendachs of Houston at dinner
party on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Rash and
Mrs. Ruth Ryan will leave on
Thursday for Jacksonville, Orlan-
do, and West Palm Beach, Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. Rash plan to visit
their son Robert, who is stationed
with the Marines in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson is re-
covering in the Milford Memorial
Hospital from a recent appendec-
tony
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Legates
were the dinner guests on Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. OrvilIe Shockley
of MilIsboro.
Mrs. S. NJ. Williams will enter
tain the members of her bridge
club at her home on Friday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Messner, Mr..
and Mrs. S. NJ. Williams and Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Harrington
were dinner guests on Sunday of
Mrs. T. Scott Purse.
Fulton Downing and daughter
Joyce were in Stove, Vermont, on
skiing trip last weekend.
Mrs. Fulton Downing and Mrs.
Cora Harrison were the dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Terman
Harrison of Millsboro on Sunday.
The Merrymakers Home Demon
stration Club met on Wednesday
OF last week at the home of Mrs.
William Outten with Mrs. Ralph
Smith assisting
Miss Candace Peck was the guest
last weekend of her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Taylor of Reli-
ance.
The Cub Scouts of Harrington
Troop No. 76 went by bus on Sun
day to visit the Planetarium in
Philadelphia.
For an Englishman a dump truck
is Upper.
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18

In previous years, the Institute
has listed delegates from all parts
of the United States and Canada, as
well as several foreign countries.
Highlights of the Institute will
be banquet speech by Philip Wy
lie, noted author, on Thursday even
ing, January 81; an evening meet
ing on January 28, featuring Maui
rec Applegate, associate professor
SIM State College; a talk by DIR.
Albert ]. Harris, professor of edu-
cation at Queens College, on Tues
day, January 29, and a luncheon
meeting on January 80, at which
DR.. Bruno Bethlehem, principal of
the Orthogenic School of the Uni
Tersity of Chicago, will speak.
The reading program in the Lake
view Avenue Elementary School
will be evaluated at this institute.
Magazine Subscriptions
Many subscribers to Golfers
and Woman's Home Companion"
have made inquiries as to the poll
cy of the publishers in honoring
their subscription.
First Look magazine, a BIZ
weekly of over five million circu-
lation has taken over the respon-
sibility of fulfilling "Colliers" sub
scriptions and arrangements are
already under way for a group of
publishers of women's magazines to
handle Companion" subscriptions.
Subscribers will receive letters
in the near future from the Pub
fishers verifying this action.
Calendar
Friday, January 1880 p. m.
Wrestling Tower Hill; $3.50 p. m.
Basketball at Millsboro Girls :;
700 p. Basketball Millsboro
(Boys).
Monday, January 21-2:1O p. m.
Antrim Bureau Assembly-Jr
High.
Tuesday, January 22-7:00 p. m.
Basketball at Rehoboth (Boys)
Semester Exams
January "a marks the end of the
first semester of work Semester
tests are scheduled to be given on
January 23 and "A. Report cards
will be distributed on January 30
Pupils may register for additional
courses providing they have no
schedule conflicts. The courses that
will be oered are Commercial Law,
Algebra II and Trigonometry.
Cafeteria Menu-Jan. 21-25, 1857
MONDAY: Platter-Milk, Hot
dog. Baked beans, Cake with
cherry sauce: Soup: Milk, Tomato
SOTn Sandwich. Peaches.
TUESDAY Milk, Spaghetti. Cut
Green beans, Bread and butter.
PineanDle pudding: SoTp-Milk.
Chiclon SCUM Sandwich Fruit cum
WEDNESDAY: Milk. Meat loaf.
Corn. Mashed potatoes, Slice Pickle,
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
HARRINGTON
By Mrs. Jack PitIick
PhOne: Harrington S349

Mrs. Virginia Clarkson enter
tanned at a family dinner on Sun
day in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Anna Wyatt's birthday. Her guests
were Mrs. Harry Nixon of Chester,
Pa, Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore
of Wilmington, Walter Moore of
Milford and Mrs. Alvin Moore of
Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bailey, Jr., of
FELTON, and Mr. and Mrs Fred
Bailey of harrington were the din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Marvel of Houston on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pitlick and
children, Mary 10, Sallie and Dick
and Miss Mary Lord attended a
birthday party on Saturday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edsel
Miller of Kent Acres, Dover, in
honor of Mrs. Pitlick's brothers
birthday, w. C. Richards of Do
YER
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Shaw spent
Sunday in Newark with their
daughter, Miss Joan Shaw, who is
attending the University of Della
ware.
Mrs. H. Clyde Miller, who has
been a patient in the Milford Me-
mortal Hospital, is now recuper-
ating at the Country Rest Home
near Greenwood Mrs. Miller's sis
ter, Mrs. Pauline Ford, of Norfolk,
Va, spent last weekend with her
sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Dean visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Dean of
fredericksburg, Md, on Sunday.
Mrs. Ethel Camper Bull of Nor
folk, Va, is making an indefinite
visit with her mother, Mrs. w. T.
Camper.
The New Century Club Chorus
met at the home of Mrs. Charles
Peck, Jr., on Monday afternoon.
Following rehearsal, the mem
bers honored Mrs. William Minner
with a shower. Other guests were
Mrs. Marshall Townsend of Mil
ford, Mrs. Amos Minner, Mrs. w.
w. Shaw, Mrs. William Simpson,
Mrs Abner Hickman, Mrs. Larry
Simpson, Mrs. Walter Winkler,
Mrs. r. E. Gibson, Mrs Earl Syl-
vester and Mrs. Oscar Nemesh.
Mrs. George Swain is recuper-
ating at home following a stay in
the Milford Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. r. Harry Quillen, Miss
Grace w. Quillen, Robert CULLEN
and Edwin Webster were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ford
of Philadelphia for dinner on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Wechten-
hiser and Mrs. William Wechten-
hiser were in Connecticut for a
Milford chronicle., 1957-01-18
MAGNOLIA
BY Mrs. Frances Hart
Phone Frederica 5-51Ss

MT. anu MIS-. Laurence rue anu
Mrs. Elizabeth Schwartz, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sutton and Mrs. Blanche Swisher,
of Arlington, Va, left on Saturday
to spend the month in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Keller also
left on Saturday for visit in Flor
ida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nash have
issued invitations to the wedding
of their daughter, Miss Waneta
Nash, to Charles Rentz, of Fred
erica. The wedding, with Rev. Leroy
Jones officiating, will take place
in the Magnolia Church on Sunday,
January goth, at 2:30 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stubbs, and
Patty, spent Saturday in Chester,
Pa, visiting the formers brother,
Mr.. Calvin Stubbs and family.
The previous Sunday they visited
Mr.. and Mrs. John Houston, in
Wilmington.
The Magnolia community was
shocked on Friday to learn of the
sudden death of Senator William
Paradee in the Kent General Hos
pital, on Friday morning. Mr.. Para
dee had undergone an emergency
appendectomy early on Thursday
morning and was thought to be
recovering satisfactorily when he
suffered a heart attack fifteen min
utes before DEATH
His death affected not Magnolia
alone but the state of Delaware, for
he was known and respected by the
people throughout the state.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Bertha Rogers Paradee and a
daughter, Mrs. James McIlvaine.
Funeral services were conducted
from the Rogers Funeral Home
in Milford on Monday, with burial
made in Dover Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barratt Jackson
came ON Saturday for his mother,
Mrs. Name Jackson who returned
with them to Lancaster, Pa, for
an indefinite visit.
The Magnolia WOman's Society
of Christian Service will be host
to the Womans' Societies of Zone
No. of the Dover District. They
will meet in the Magnolia Church
on Monday, January 21st,, at 1870
p. m.
Circle No. 6 of the Wesley
Church, in Dover, will present the
program-"We Lift Up Our Eyes
with Mrs. Emerson Sapp as leader
of this group.
Mrs. John Farrow is the leader
of Zone No. 3 which comprises the
following societies: Camden, Ches,
void Circuit, DOwnes Chapel. As
bury, Dover Wesley and st. Paul,
Dover, FELTON,, Manship and Viola.
Frederick, Barrats Chapel, Bowers,
Wyoming. Woodside, Leipsic and
Little Creek
Mrs. Granville Tyndall, District
President, will also participate in
the program. Refreshments will be
served by the Magnolia WSCS for
the fellowship period at 9:15 in
the Sunday School room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Richards
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Piet, and
son, Billy, we're among the guests
to a family dinner at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Richards, in
Milford, on Sunday.