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Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
ALBERTO MORE

Santiago DantaS, periodista y parliament
tario brasileno, opina que la situaci6n 'tnue
va" producida por las elecciones ultimas en-
Estados Unidos dara una posici6n de mas re.
lieve a America Latina, en- relacion con la
politica exterior norteamericana
Dantas, director del diario journal do
Concrete, de Rio de Janeiro y d~irigente del
Partido Trabalhista, por Ell que fue elegido
recientemente diputado, dijo a la United Press
International que ell resultado de los conf
clos "beneficiara sin duda las relaciones en-
tire Washington y los paises atinoamericanos'
LA mejor prueba de clio esta en- la de.
c~laracion que hizo ell Senador Lyndon John
son, dirigente democratic, al afirmar que ell
DepartamentO de Estado ha considerable a
America Latina como h~ijastra", manifesto
Dantas. johnson, jefe de la mayoria, afr
mo que la politica latinoamericana de Esta-
dos Unidos sera uno de los catorce puntoS del
proerama legislative de SUI partido''.
FL periodista brasileno, que .estaba en-
Nueva York ell 4 de noviembre, dia de las
elecciones, declare que ell resultado de estas
representa- 'una victoria de las aspiracio,
mes populares'.
Este sentimiento popular en- Estados
Unidos -sehal6- me parece favorable a una
solidaridad mas Immediate y mas complete
entire los pueblos del Hemisferio, siguiendo
la mejor tradicion rooseveltiana, frente a la
politica europea y asiatica que ha seguido ell
Departamento de Estado bajo ell ultimo CO.
bierno republicano'.
Segun la Interpretation de Dantas eel
pueblo aseguro la victoria de los candidates,
que Sc eneontraban mas cerca de los senti-
mientos populares y de las aspiraciones de
la clase trabajadora de Estados Unidos, y re-
ehazo a los candidates que representation ideas
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
ENEMIES OF THE PEACE

: Every citizen who opposes the dictatorial regimes,
iSAclaSsified by them as enemy of the peace, because,
i'm the opinion of the authoritarian rulers, of the kind
of rulers who believe they were born to govern and to
be SubmiSSively Obeyed by the people, to oppose them
is to be an enemy of the nations tranquility.
In reality, those who effectively are the enemies
of the peace are the arbitrary rulers, whose power
depends on the force of arms. They are the ones who
have broken the equilibrium of institutional life, opening
with violence trails that lead to the SubjugatiOn of the
citizens and to the destruction Of the legitimate political
and social values of the Republic.
The peoples attitude towards a tyrannic regime is
only a human and just reaction against an irritant action,
such as is the dictatorship, that takes away the rights,
that submits by force, that imposes terror with the
threat of bayOnet blades and with the other resources,
%immorally used, of public power.
Naturally, the autOcratic rulers do not want to have
any opposition, would like that all the citizens would
accept the continuity of their regimes, and even the
fright of dynaStic succession or succession within the
same political clan, as if the country were a private
estate of an individual, of a family or of a small group.
of course, their wishes could only materialize If there
existed no civic dignity and no personal decorum.
The least the people could do against the tyranny
depressing them is to show their honest, proud and
patriotic purpose to make a new order prevail in the
country, that is in cOnSOnance with the destiny of the
Republic and that may bring all to goals of moral and
political betterment.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
ENEMIGOS DE LA PAZ

"A cuantO ciudadanO que Sc OpOne a los re-
gimenes dictatOriales, estOs llaman "enemigO
della paz', pOrque, segun ell %criteriO de los 60
bernantes autOritariOs, de esOS que Green que
han nacidO para mandar y para que ell pueblo
los obedeZca de rOdillas, OpOnerse a ellOS es ser
enemigO de la tranquilidad n%aciOnal.
= En- realidad, los que efectivamente son enc
migOs de la paz son los gObernantes arbitrarlOs,
cuy0s POder descansa en- la imposition de las
arrnas. Ellos son los que han rOtO ell equilibriO
de la vida Institutional, abriendO con la viOlen-
cia caminOs que conducen al sOjuzgamientO de
los ciudadanos Y a la destruction de los legiti-
mos valores ~politicos y s~Ociales de la Repdblica.
La actitud de la ciudadania contra un re-
gimen tiranic0 es apenas una humana y justa
reaction contra una acci6n irritante, cual es la
de la dictadura, que arrebata derechOs, que So
mete pOr la fuerZa, que impOne ell terror con ell
flo de las bayOnetas y con los OtrOs recursOs,
inmOralmente usadOs, del POder P1blicO.
NaturaImente, los gObernantes autOcraticOs
quisieran que nadie Sc %Opusiera a ellOs, que to-
dOsIOs ciudadanOs aceptasen la cOntinuidad de
SUI regimen, v aun ell "derechO della succession d.
nastica' O entire ell misme plan pOliticO, como 81
la Patria fuese prOpiedad privada de un indiyi-
duO,d una famiIia o de un pequenO grupO. POr
SupuestO, csc deseO de ellOs solo pOdria cumplir-
Sc 81 no ~existiese la dignidad ciudadana y Ell
decOrO personal.
LO menos que puede hacer un pueblo ante
la tirania que 10 Oprime, es manifestar su pro-
p0sito hOnrado, altivO y patri0ticO, de que una
nueya situaci0n, c0nsOna con ell destinO de la
Republica, prevalence en- ell pals, llevando a to-
dos hacia metas de superacion moral y politica.
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RELDlJ': !.
-.- IL ~~aM@mm nA~~M
revisfo dol oconf0c0F cUbono..
rxcLusIvo PARA oDrAn1o LAS AM~ERIcAs"p

EXCLUSIVE PARA "DIAnIo LAS AMFRICAs"l
SANTORAL DEL DIA.-La Iglesia Catolca celebra hoy Ia
feshvidad de santos Josefat, Obspo y veneranda, martir.
Hace unos dis tuve ell gusto de conversar con un viejo
amigo, companero de cautiverio en- ell Castillo del Principe, re-
presentation ejemplar del professional y Ell c1uoadano: el DOCTOR
Alfredo Yabur Maluff.
Yabur, como conocen los lectoreS, fue ell abogado defensor
del martir Ruben ALBANIA. Lo encontre en- la prision de La
Habana, en- octubre de 1854, guardando carcel por Ell delito de
haber concurrido al Bur6 de Inyestigaciones a interesarse, en-
ell uo de sus derechos legales, por Ell inolvidable Ruben. Hacia
aproximadamente 10 dias que Albania estaba "desaparecido".
Los cosacos burlaron los recursos de Habeas Corpus interpues-
abogado desafio todos los peligros y las veladas amenazas de la
jauria batisiana. Para quitarselo de encima con ell menor de los
escandalos, antes de matarlo prefrieron enviarlo al Principe.
Ali 10 encontre con Ruben ALBANIA, con Pelayo Cuervo, con
Enrique Hart, con Pope Preto, con otros despues asesinados
por Batista, cuando mis- huesos fueron a dar a un duro camastro
de la carcel de La Habana por ell tremendo delito de pensar
en- alta VOC.
dos que no ha escatimado esfuerzo y sacrificos por defender,
ante magistrates venales y corrompidos, completes de la T1ranla
v sus desmanes, ell imperio de la Constitution y la Ley. Merece
que todos los cubanos 10 conozcan, conozcan de sus aptitudes
y sus desvelos, y sepan que esa playable de jovenes togados tiene
I'm martir que los tipifica: Jorge Cabrera Graupera.
Yabur eta en- possession de datos, de experiences, acerca DE
los neronianos Trbunales de Urgencia, que merecen la mas
amplia divulgacion. Y merecen que eos hechos sean populari-
zados, para que todos los cubanos hagan contacto con la realload
predominant en- los tribunales de Jushcia del pals, sobre TODD
con aquellos cuya Jurisdiction abarca desde la tenencla oe I'm
arma de fuego, la expression condenatoria del regimen y los
desmanes ofciales, hasta la simple "galleta" a un pollcla.
Ell joven Yabur nos ha relatado hechos ocurridos en- Urgen-
ca que haran enroiecer de vergienza a quienes los conozcan.
Hemos sugerido a Yabur que los enumere y los someta al COMO
cimiento y la consideration de los abogados de los Estados
Unidos. desde los componentes de la Supreme Corte hasta 81
-Pasa q IA pAs. q
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
Leiras de America
Las Conferencias de Prensa
COMMON coUNcID
COMMON coUNcIL)

bierno federal y ell pueblo del
pals. Lo que es mas, la entire
vista trasc1ende va las fronte-
ras nacionales y SUI contenido
- las palabras del Presiden-
te Sc sabe no solo dentro
del territoriC patrio sino que
tambien en- ell mundo ente-
70
Como va Sc dijo, ell senior
p~residente Eisenhower no re-
quiere que lie pongan las pre-
guntas por escrito, como
para estudlarlas por %anticipa-
do Con TODD, ell Alto Jefe lie
ga a Ia entrevista bien docu-
mentado acerca de todos los
temas posibles y por regla ge-
neral Sc luce por 10 bien YER
sado en- los asuntos del mo-
mento. Cada semana, sus ayu-
dantes y %asesOres, encabeza.
dos por ell secretario de prem
sa James C. Hagerty, ponen
en- SUI conocimiento un gran
acervc de datos.
La selection de datos Sc ha-
ce el martes anterior en- la off
cins del senior Hagerty; pero
esos datos Sc han recogido
en- ell curse de toda la sema-
ma. Llegauo ell microbes, muy
temprano. Ell senior Presidente
Sc reune cor SUI secretario de
rrensa y demas asesores, a
!epasar de memoria los pro-
blemas principales sobre los
cualeS lie pueden hacer pre-
guntas los Srs. del "Cuarto
Poder". A ultima bora, a ESQ
de las diez, llega la llamada
te1efonica del senior secreta-
rio de estado y del despacho
de relaciones ext%eriores, Fos-
ter Dulles, con las noticias
de Ultima bora que hayan lie
gado a SUI Ministerio.
Acto seguid6, ell Presidente
con Hagerty a la vera, Sc diri-
ge al "Sal5n de los Tratados',
del antique edificio del De-
partamento de Estado, donde
la prensa feunida 10 espera de
pie, Termlnada la entrevista,
que dura media bora, ell de-
cano de los periodistas Sc lie.
vanta y dice "Gracias, senior
Presidente' con 10 que Sc ter
nina ell evento. Todo eSto CON
viene divulgarlo a Ia bora
de escribIr uno SUI carta al
pariente o al amigo de afue-
"a
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14

Viernes, 1 de noviembre
1501-Casase Catalina de Ara.
gon, hija de los Reyes
Catolicos.
1524-Sale Francisco Pizarro de
Panama a eonquistar 81
PERU.
1716-Muere Leibnitz, filosofo
y matematicc aleman.
17sS-Fundacion de Lorena,
ciudad del Brasil.
1789-Nace Ell general Jose An
tonic Anzoategui, procer
venezolano.
1796-Victoria de Napoleon en-
la Batalla de Arcole.
1817-Ejecutada Policarpa Sa-
labarrieta, heroina COLON
biana.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
.cortus al Direction
La Opinion de Nuestfos Lectores

los ~tiranos, y por 10 menos, Ell DIARIO LAS
AMERICAS mantiene una trinchera de ideas
contra los dictadores, actitud que tenemos
que admirar en- este pals.
Ojala siga ese canine su periodico, has.
ia yer derrotados a los mas viles tiranos de
America, como don Fulgencio y don Rafael
Leonidas, dos tigres del Caribe que no sa-
clan SUI sed de poder y sangre.
Muy atentamente,
Silvio Garces
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
ADMIRA AL DIARIO

BESIDE Filadelfia, donde recibo ell Ola
RIO LAS AMERICAS, lie escribo estas lineas
para expresarle mis- simpatias al ~peri6dico y
al espiritu demoeratico que impera en- sus
editoriales y demas articulos,
He visto algunos d~efectos, como faltas y
descuidos en- ell aspecto de la gramatica, pero
ESQ ESQ cosa que puede superarse siempre.
10 que no ss perdonable es vender la pluma q
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
DEsTACA LOS MERITOS DEL
NORTHUMBERLAND

Algunos paisanos mics Sc quejan de que
los americanos tienen complete de superiori-
dad y de que nos estiman a todos n~osotros
los latinos com una banda de fascinerosos.
Creo que hay exageracion en- esa idea,
pues 10 primero que tenemos que admirar
en- este pals es la libertad de TRAFALGAR donde
uno quiera, no importa la nacionalidad que
tengamos.
70 como suramericano he encontrado mas
calor de hermanos en- este pals, que en- mi
propio pueblo native donde solo recogi pun
tapies y nunca recibi aliento en- mis- aspira-
clones. .Aqui he podido vivir sin ser moles-
de vivir y fundar un hogar.
Muy atentamente,
Raul Ryan G.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
FL ANCLIclsMo EN- FL EsPANoL
coNTEMPoRANEo

Con Ell prop6sito de contribuir al mantenimiento de Ia pureza de
nuestro idioma, diariamente pubHcaremos en- esta paeina nm arthuLo
del interesante y novedoso Diccionario de Angicismo del eninents
Internacionalsta y t16logo psnameho doctor Ricardo j. Alfaro.
ZIGZAG Continuation
Los ingleses con su singular don de asimilacion filol6gica
adoptaron prontamente Ell Eigzag frances y 10 han hecho no So.
lamente SUBSTANTIVE sino tambien adjective, adverbio, verbo tran
shivo y verbo intransitivo. AL verbo inges to zigzag CORES.
ponde ell nuestro zgzaguear, que ha venido a incorporates al
inventario del idioma en- la 16a edicion del dccionario de Ia
Academia. Estimo, sin embargo, defectuosa la definici6n.
"Serpentear, andar en- zigzaz'. En- aras de la exactitud debe
suprinirSe ell serpentear porque 10 que serpentea no traza angu-
los sino curvas. Del ebrio que anda tambaleandose no Sc dice
que zigzaguea sino que hace eses. La S serpentea; la z zigzaguea.
Las lneas rectas de la 2 forman un zigzag; las de la S no
De todas maneras, un APPLAUSE a la Academia por esta
valiosa cusnto bien necesitada adici6n.
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14

Miami Springs, Fla, VIERNES IA de Noviembre de 1858
Diario las Américas., 1958-11-14
Marietta, Ia
GeneraIita
Ecuatoriand
cermdn Areiniesus

LA opera cOmienza en-
TIRE bastidores
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-03
Women Of The Moose

December 18th, initiation was
held at the regular meeting of Chap
ter 1929, at the Moose Home, Harr-
ington, Del, with one candidate
being initiated into our Defending
Circle.
December 18th, the regular busi-
ness meeting was held due to the
Christmas holidays. After the Chap
ter meeting. co-workers decorated
the chapter room for the Family
Christmas Party which was held
December 10Th. There were 81 chill
dren of Moose, members, IL CO.
workers and IA men attending.
Santa had presents and a filled
stocking for each child. The pres
ents and stockings were given by
Chapter 1929 and L. o. o. M. 534,
The next regular meeting of
Chapter 1929 will be January 8,
1858. There will be initiation of
candidates. All co-workers are
urged to be present at the meet
ing for it is the beginning of the
last half of our Chapter year.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-03

ditional family Christmas Eve par
ty The six children: Louis. Jr.,
Charles, Bradford, Elizabeth Webb,
Ethel Harrington and Helen Poore
and their families enjoyed fellow
ship together. Also present were
Rev. and Mrs. John R. Diehl of Sal
isbury, Md, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Passwasers of Milford, and Miss
MilGren Holiday of FELTON,. In
keeping with the sacredness of the
Birth of Christ, the parents of two
of the great-grandchildren, thought
il fitting time to dedicate their
children to God. The baptismal
rites were administered to Kyle
Samuel Webb of Frederick, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Webb and
Michael Wayne Jester, son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Jester, Jr., of
Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wilcutts
of Milford were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry PurnelL.
Christmas Day dinner guests of
Mrs. Pearl Rash were her children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Rash of Har-
rington and grandson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernite Rash and family of town
On Saturday her children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Rash and family of Bow
ers Road were dinner guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Sharp are va
cationing in Georgia with their
children, Mr.. and Mrs Larry Marge
and family.
During the season holidays guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Stubbs
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dear
man of Greenwood, MIR. and Mrs.
Jack Dearman, Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
man Hubbard aud Mr.. and Mrs.
William Anderson and their fam
lilies of Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Gooden Warren on
Sunday last had their young son,
Gregory, christened by Rev. Roy
Jones at Cambridge, Md. Those at
tending were her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fora Tatman and family of
town, and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Parks Warren of Wyoming. Rev.
Jones officiated at the young War
rens wedding.
friday evening QlLner guests Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thomas and
daughter John, were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lodholz of Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Fisher, en-
tertained at a family dinner -on
Christmas Day, relatives of town
and Milford, and on Sunday Mrs.
Fishers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence WebD, Sr., of Milford, en-
tertained at family dinner.
On the event of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Conley's 25th wedding an
niversary, a surprise open house
in their honor was given by their
daughter, Mrs. Joan Leonard, and
their son, James Conley, Jr. The
party was held at the Conley's
home. Seyenty-five guests were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stubbs of
Magnolia, were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Stubbs and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Glanden
and family of Cape Charles, Va,
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-03

Granville McCaulley of Du-
laney, Md, has been appointed
assistant agent at the railway
depot in Frankford. He will
live in Capt. Lingo's house.
110 tons of coal were re-
ceived on Christmas Day by G.
G. NAPLES, Milton, coal dealer
and the people of Milton now
have plenty of fuel, and this is
needed at present. On Saturday
morning another cold wave
struck, and the thermometer
fell to Is degrees; on Sunday
morning it registered / degree
below zero and on Monday
running about the same.
The young men of Lewes
gave their annual Christmas
dance at the Auditorium on
Friday evening. The hall was
beautifully decorated with bunt-
ing and evergreens. The music
was furnished by the Newark
orchestra. Edward Price, pro-
prietor of the Swandale Cafe,
served lunch at midnight. Mil
ford, Dover, Seaford and
Georgetown were well repre-
sented.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-03

spent Christmas week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Cover
dale and other relatives here. Fri
day evening guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Stewart of Laws. The
Coverdales Thursday guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Burchard of
Smyrna. Friday evening their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Penning-
ton. Sunday guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Selby and family of Cape
Charles, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mrs. Jimmie Coverdale and sons of
Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Patterson, Jr.,
and family of Dover were recent
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e.
Stubs and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Stubbs visited with relatives on
Christmas Day.
Miss Carolyn Horney of Will
mington spent the holidays with Mr..
and Mrs. Drexel Coverdale and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Ftirer en-
tertained relatives from Honey
brook, Pa, on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bratten and
family spent Saturday with rela-
tives at Fenwick Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Coverdale
were visitors on Christmas Day
with their son, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Coverdale and family of Milford.
Friday supper guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Purnell were a son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Purnell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chase, all of
Milford
DR.. and Mrs. Homer t. Hopkins
and daughter Becky of Beltsville,
Nd, spent the weekend with his
! parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. t. Hop
kins, Sr., and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hopkins, Sr., spent Christmas with
their children in Beltsville, Md.
| Allen Schwartz, Milford, spent
the weekend with his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Boone.
The Boones were Christmas Day
dinner guests with their children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schwartz and
family of Milford. and supper
guests of Mrs. Bcone's parents, Mr..
and Mrs., William Harper. They
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence
Boone, Jr., and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Perkins on Christmas night.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. O.. Boone were Mr.. and Mrs.
Larry Berne, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-03
Thirty Years Ago.
Taken from the Jan. 8, 1928 Issue

'aken from the Jan. 6, 1928 Issu
Joseph l.. Steele, of Harris
burg, Pa. the architect in
spector of the new Lewes Tour
list and Commercial Hotel, has
returned after spending the
Christmas holidays at home.
zee
Miss Mable Coulter, Miss
Mary Clifton and Miss Orpha
Warrington, all OF whom are
in training at the Delaware
Hospital, In Wilmington, mo-
tored home to Greenwood, to
spend few hours with rela-
tives on Tuesday afternoon.
sos
Cordy Simpler, a student Of
Annapolis, and Miss Erma
Simpler, a student Of Colin
Conservatory, of Philadelphia,
have spent the Christmas holi-
days with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Simpler, Of Over
brook.
Governor Robinson on Tues
day just before his departure
from the State House where he
had been during the afternoon,
settled the somewhat spirited
contest over the appointment Of
a State Detective for Kent
county to succeed ID. ID. Whar-
ton, whose term expired on
December Is. by the reappoint-
ment of Wharton to the posi-
ton for a term of four years.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-03
GOOD CATCH

PORTSMOUTH, Va. -(P)- NJ.
S. "Tiny" Moynihan, 24-year-old
mail carrier, is quite a hero to
folks around here, but he takes the
incident as just one of those things
which happen to a mailman.
Donna Kelly, 4, trying to retrieve
some toys, slipped and neighbors
watched in terror as she ci.lng by
one hand to the outside of a Sec
ond-foor window SILL Moynihan,
"a former high school athlete and
assistant to the athletic director of
the recreation bureau, rushed up
and persuaded the child to drop.
He made = perfect catch.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-03

Emory and son Billy, Mr. and Mrs.
William Emory, Richard and Fran
els Emory, all of Wilmington, and
Sunday evening guests were Ser
geant and Mrs. Perkins. They all
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. William
Harper on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Lane and
family of Wilmington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Webb, Jr., and daughter of
Newark spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Webb. Sr.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-03
The Past In Review
News As 1t Was Reported In The Chronicle
Forty Years Ago.
Taken from the Jan. 4, 1918 Issue

Taken from the Jan. 4, 1918 Issl
Many of the Houston young
folks were home for the holi-
days, Zack Johnson, Jr., from
Carney's Point; Eliz. Wharton
from West Chester: Gladys
Perry from Beacom's College;
Phillip Marvel from Delaware
College and Roy Hummei from
Wilmington.
Governor Townsend has an
nounced the appointment of the
following members of the Mo-
thers' Pension Commission un-
der the act passed by the last
legislature nine members, three
from each county: New Castle,
Miss Hilda X. Mills, Whining
ton. three years; Miss Cornelia
Townsend, Odessa, two years;
Mrs. Milton w. Ferguson, Will
mington. one year; Kent Coun-
ty, Miss Lizzie II. Woodruff,
Milford, three years; Mrs. Rob-
ert l.. Holiday, Dover. two
years; Miss Cora G.. Tschudy.
Smyrna, one year; Sussex
County, Miss Julia Burton,
Georgetown, three years: Miss
Louise Bird Wright, Laurel,
two years; Mrs. Florence III.
Samson, Glendale, one year.
Milford chronicle., 1958-01-03

Miss Martha Thornburg, of
Philadelphia, Jett Sutton and
Julian Haberson, of Baltimore,
with Miss Elizabeth James.
were weekend guests of DR..
and Mrs. Oliver v. James.
zee
Kenneth Fleetwood, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Fleet
wood, of near Seaford. left
Sunday for Durham, N. c.,
where he is a student at the
Duke University.
zoe
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Cooper
smith announced last week the
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Lillian Coopersmith,
to Mr.. Paul Cramer, of Wilm-
ington. The wedding will take
place in Wilmington, on jan
uary 80. They will take wedd-
ing trip to the West Coast, af-
ter which they will reside in
Wilmington.
DIR. and Mrs. C. /. Whitaker
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Law
arrived home. in Selbyvflle. on
Monday night from a three
weeks motor trip through
Florida and other southern
states. On their homeward run,
they stopped in Marion, S. c.,
last Sunday and had lunch with
Mrs. Laws cousin, Mrs. Eva
Gum Jenkins and her daugh-
ter Evelyn. They had not met
since the jenkins visit In Sell
byville more than 16 years
ago.