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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01

curic, Josip Gjerek, Drago Ku-
dasic, Juro Gardilcic, Pete Ba-
binac, Josip Ferenac, Vlado Ba-
karic, Josip Bratina, Janko Je-
lanic, Pete Culumovic, Nikola
ZrnGic, Joe kolibas, Janko Su-
dac, Vinko saric, Stevo Knoll,
Nikola Gajdek, Bill Pearson,
Karlo Mssek, Joe Halovanic,
Paul Franko, Frank Oreskovic,
Pete Zvonkovic (stari), Dako
sajatovic, Ignjac Pucko, Ivan
Trzok, Jack Cimerman, Tom
NARCOTIC, Pete Mandziuk, Mike
Cupor, Joe zugcic, Ivan Barrie,
S. Gvonc, Viktor subat, Ljuban
Adzija, Joe Hacimovic, Frank
Benko, Marko curic, Jim Gaj-
dek, Josip Merkas, Mike Plesa,
Frank Trselic, John Poljak, D.
Kenderic, M. Racki, C. Malasko,
Steve ZembovSkl, Joe UrDan.
Po Soc: Frank kostelic, Ivan
Bucak, Joe Stiblok, Mrs. J. Pc
tras, Josip Repar, Joe Bedek,
Tony Kalisek.
Ukupna svota je S175.50.
Nize potpisani sabiratelj i
clan odsjeka 793 HBZ., u ime
Dobrovoljnog Vatrogasnog Dru-
stva u Mali Erjavac, opcine
Ozalj, kao u mole vlastito ime,
svima darovateljima Sc najljep-
Sc zahvaljujem.
Ivan Belanek. 432 Bessie St.,
Sudbury, Ont, Canada.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01
TABLICA RASPOREZA

ClanoW koj sada osgurani ma Plan "A" takodjer
ogu biti osigurani oval Now Plan takozvani Plan C
ali ako nisu prekoraci So godinu staros TO znac
da jedan clan moze bt osguran kasu a. klasu &C.
iso vijeme, ali mole bt osiguran isto vrijeme
klasu "C' klasu B" nego samo ma Nasu sB' iii samo
ma klasu "C''.
Prisvrsetku jos jednom zeimo naponenuh do sv ella
now zeec b osgurani oval plan, bez razke staros
morat &c podnest molbu Hjecnickom pregledbo Tao
djer svak ona koji ze pristupit planu bt
stan zaposenk to tice obs spoa Kucance te bt
primljene ma oval plan
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01
Sa proslaye Krv.
Nogemefnog KIuba
Croatia" u Torontu

%. novembra 1857 je bila
odrzana proslava godisnjice
osnutka kluba u Hrvatskom
Narodnom Domu, na kojoj su
bill prisutni svi predstavnici
hrvatskih organizaciia kao i
predsjednik, tajnik i blagaj-
mix Metro Lige. Proslavu je
otvorio predsjednik kluba, g.
Jure Boljl,ovac, liza koga SUI
slijedili izviestaii blaga. .inika,
g. Frame Jurisica tajnika,
6. Johna Vesligaya. Kao glav-
nj govornik je bio g. Josip
Sunic il Montreala, koji je O.
drzao krasan govor u sport
skom duhu. Proslava je pod
puno uspjela ma kojoj Sc sa-
kupilo oko pet stotina ljubi-
telja nogometa, da uzvelicaju
ovu proslavu godisnjice o.
snutka kluba. Ma Banletu su
bile podjelene nagrade igraci-
ma "a njihovu pozrtvovnost j
borbu Il sportskoj sezoni 60
dine 1857. Takodjer sc ovim
putem zahvaljujemo svi m a
darovateljima nasemu klubu,
cija imena ovdje iznasamo:
Jure Boljkovac, SIS; org.
HISS. il Montreala, $1,000;
20 $500: 81. odbor HISS. u
Kanadi. Hrvatski Mar. Dom
u Torontu, U.K.H. Kard. A.
Stepinac u Toronto.
Pc $1,000: -Odsjek br. 975
H.B.Z. u Torontu, zenska or
ganizacija HISS. u Torontu,
Putnieki ured Travel A.
gency", Kuglacka liga odsje-
ka $50 H.B.Z., odsjek br. $50
H.B.Z., tamburaski zbor "Ja-
dram, G. Cole, Imperial"
Driving School, Stipe Jurisic.
Po $500: Gosp. Miiatovic,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01
HvaIa darovate|jima "a
Crkvu U Posusiu, Hero.

Ma temelju pisma zupnika
zupljana zupe "Bezgrjesno Ia
cete Marijino" napisao sam pro-
sli mjesec jednu malu molbu ma
mas Hrvatski Narod kroz nase
hrvatske novine: Zajednicar i
Nasa NADIA, pa sam u ovoj mol
bi zamolio koji milodar "a po-
pravak crkve, koja je "a vrije-
me ovog zadnjega rata bila ja-
ko ostecena. Neki su citatelji
Zajednicara i Maze Made citali
tn moju malu molbu, pa su kao
rodoljubi poslali svoj milodar ma
slavu Bozju i cast Make Bozje
Blazene Djevice Marie. ia sam
owe milodare poslao ma zupnil,e
zupe pocetkom mjeseca prosin-
ca, da Sc on njegovi zupljani
posebno sjete u molitvama ovih
svetih bozicnih blagdana svih
svojih darovatelja, da nam Isus
/ Maria budu u pomoci "a nase
duhovne, vremenite vjecne po-
trebe!
Imena darovi darovatelja jje-
su kako slijedi: Flip Guthrie
$4,000; John Casper $1,000, Jo-
sip Jozic $1,000; po $500: Sill
jedeci: Jere Bonacic, Andre
Grahovsc, Luka Susnjars, Mate
Pavela, Ann Radio; po $500:
Stanko Borie, Alexander zalac,
Barbara Danich, Stefanija No
vosel, Kate Salinger, Blaz Zekic !;
po S1.00: Stanko Lubas, Valeri-
ia Salinger, Steve Prajz. Dal1le,
uAupna svota ovih milodara je
$1,000, "a sto ce Bog i Majka
Bozja stostruko naplatiti daro-
! vateljima!
ia cd mole strane isto Gu Sc
RADIO sjetiti darovatelja Il moli-
tvama ovih svetih bosicnih blag-
dana drugih dana, da sve bude
ma slavu Bozju cast Make Bo-
zje, a mama svima ma korist du-
Sc j tijela. Ako bude prilike, te
Sc vidimo, ako Bog da zdravlje,
onda cemo Sc malo dublje razgo.
voriti nasemu vjersko-rodo-
ljubnomu radu, kojega nam Bo-
zja pravda uvijek nagradjuje ma
ovomu na drugomu svijetu. A
"a oval put ia wanna svima samo
tn istinu spominjem i srdacno
zahvaljujem mojim dragim da-
rovateljima pomaganju vjer-
sko-rodoljubnoga djelovanja. u
jcdno svima wanna svima vasim
prijateljima, s kojima Sc ovih
bozicnih blagdana sastajete
razgovarate, cestitam: Sretan
Bozic i Nova Godina!
! Fr. Francis j. Guthrie.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01
Javna zahvaIa
zupnika crkve Make Bozje
u Volaviu

AuPnlAS cIANc mako bOZJe
u Volavju
Toronto, Ont, Canada. - Cd
zupnika crlsve Make Bozje u
Volavju, Hrvatska, PRIMO sam
sijedecu zahvalu "a nasu pomoc
crkvi:
"Dragi iseljenici i dobrocinite-
Iii: Vec je proslo dulje vreme-
ma odkako je bila pokrenuta ak
|cija medju wanna u kanadi Sic
dinjenim Drzavama "a sabiran.je
milodara "a popravak crkve
Make Bozje Volavju, zupe
Petrovina. Mi smo cd YES primili
syotu cd $2,530.O0, "a tai no.
vac smo postavili novo kroviste
ma crkvi; popravili smo zidnu o.
gradu oko crkve, portal i ulasna
vrata ma ogradi, okna ma tornju,
prozore j vrata ma crkvi. Tako-
djer je crkva izvana sva popray-
ljena obojadisana. Ostalo je jos
nesto malo novaca, pa cemo to
utrositi "a popravak crkye iznu-
ira kad dodjemo do potrebnih
sredstava, jer sada nemaju do
voljno, da bi mogli $ tim otpo-
ceti.
"Svina darovateljima, koji su
pomogli izyrsiti ovo plemenito
djelo, najtoplije Sc zahyaljuje-
mo. Neka i'm Nebeska Majka, sa
svojim dragin simon, udijeli o.
billie Bozjeg blagoslova i milo
sti. Zahvalni,
1 Mato zlimen, zupnik (pecat).
Prilog
Dragi dobrocinitelji: Proslo
je vet tri godine odkako Sc je
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01
Djetji Dom Hv. Bratske zajednice
Trail janitora i paziteljicu Djece

Des PLANES, Ill. Prednost imadu canov Hrvatske
Bratske zaednice da ave upraviteu Decjeg Donna
gore naveden Plaza povona radni uslov opcenit
Cd janitora trazi da donekle n,ade spreme: elek
trcara tisljara, boadsara mekancara Naravsk da je
ovo nuzgredno gavni njegov posao bio da loA pec
da ste cs da podov po kucama budu uvjek cst, da
zapus okolo kuca aat drugo ordje da pazi kao
orudje kom obaja posao da gleda da neprav stetu
da je bistar posu savjesan da ponasa uredno, da
medu djecom oponasa savjetnka dobrm oponasanJima
Potrebno e da je clan Hrvatske Bratske Zaednice da
ina ispunenu zkacu cd odbora svog odsjeka te da ma
vede ocno svoje sadanje proslos zanimane te gdje
G radio iii gde rad sada te ako neradi zato nerad kao
kolika je plaza bIa. TraM preko Cd
vas da made svjedocbu cd hecnika da e zdrav cd bio
koje boles, narcotic cd susce Cd MEGA traA da
paz topnu kuca da uvek vatra bude podednako gor
la da podrumi kuca budu uvjek cis zracn Osalo do
govorno upravitejem.
Kako rekoh, plaza 20 dogovoru placu dobiva -
stan hrana ~.
PAMTEL1CA DJECE
Pazeljca treba da je zena Cd svoh 80 do IS godna
da je cista da je imaa djece svoe iii barem bila
djecom, da nepu ako d. da to cin zvan dokucenja
Okla decg da oj djeca uve cista narcotic kada Sc
salju skou crlzvu, da decu do Auobusa otprati da
djecom jednom tedno ina maternski razgovor da i'm
tumac dobre udskog drustva, da je spremna po
moci kod ea, da namaze djeci kruh putrom naije
mjeko iii sok cd voca da obazi stoove vid, da njena
deca imadu sto i'm treba da paz sto deca voe jes
da takova hrana daje da decu uci pristonom po
nasanju.
Cd paziteljice traz da razmrce decom rije-
sava pravian naGin da i'll netuzaka svako malo
ma upravtelu Upravite nedozvoljava nj kojem sucau
udaranje djece nt bilo koju korporalsku kaznu ako
e koi tez prekrsa takovom &c detetu oduze gleda
ME kojeg cd T.V. programa
Kada deca nesto traze reba odnah javiti upravi-
eu, da deci koko toiko udovo jer djeca nemaju
kome prituzit vec upravelju iii pazec Zato i'm treba
priskocH trazbin podvoriti ill., ako to ne moguce
onda to treba rastumac takovi nacn, da dete
bi zamrzlo Dom dugu djecu MENU, kroz takove
stupe 1 samu Hrvatsku Bratsku Zajednicu
Dakle svak koji misli javiti "a posao Djecjem
Domu, umojaya da udovolT gornjm navodna, jer cd
prblzno traze nadzornc ovakovih Domova pa zato
vec sada madam da cete preporuct naboe ude zene
ovakove poslove. a.#
Takodjer uprayite vec sada nagasuje da nedozvolja
da bio ko nanestenik prituzkuje drugog MANIFESTO
nika, jer upravelj ina nacna da ustanov izvdi
Bratski pozdray, Il
Nick d. Sarc, Upravtelj Djecjeg
~ Donna Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice
901 Potter Road, Des PLANES, iii.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01

Stanko Bradica, Tony Cuvalo,
gdja. Eric, Josip Barrie, Kar-
10 Pucl. Mike FEEDER, Jack
Belobradic, Stanko Misetic,
Ivan Jelavic, gosp. Dinlitrof,
Jure Boras, Annex Motors,
MILO Mijatovic.
Jack Stewart - trofeju.
John Vesligay, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01
OPTIMISTAs /.

Konicar Bob Hope je po-
nesto celav pa ies sotisao II
drogeriju i zatrazio sredstvo,
"a porast kose. SPro is!'yacica
ga je upitAla 8: ~ ....},s
| "xelite Ii m i III iii veliku
6ocu?" ~.
"Bolje malu, ne volim du-
gu koe'' $"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01

IL vezi sa Suncevom aktivnos-
Gu. On vjeruje da &c u toku
slijedecih Z do 10 godina O.
va sktivnost popustati j da &c
izmedju 1865. i 1875. dostiG
svoju najnizu tocku, tako da
&c temperature ma tom otoc-
ju pasti ma temperature, koje
su tamo vladale 1910. godine.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01
Javna zaI1vaIa
Darovateljina "a popravak
crkve Svete Ane

Sveta Ana, Jugosl. - stova-
ma moja brace i sestre, moji
dobri Svetojanci! ia, zupnik cr-
kve Svete Ane. Josip Gjuran, u
inc crkve Svete Ane svih ME
nih zupljana Sc najljepse zahva-
ljujem svima wanna, kao ma
sim dobrim sabirateljima: Nj
koli Yanosich, Philip Bradvic i
Josip Cimerman, koji su sabrali
.svotu cd $225.O0 "a popravak
nase crkve Svete Ane. U istoj
nasoj crkvi sam procitao sva
imena darovatelja.
Hvsla vam moi dobri Sveto-
janet prijatelji, nasa Majka
Bolija Sveta Ana platiti ce va
Sc mile dar.,e.
Sve vas pozdravlja,
Josip Gjuran, zupnik.
Draga moja brace j sestre,
Svetojanci i Svetojanle, ia nize
potpisani najljepse Sc zahvalju-
jem swim svojim darovateljima,
sto su darovali "a popravak ma
Sc lijepe crkve Svete Ane.
Sa pomocu Philipa Bradvic i
Josipa Cimermans, sabrao sam
svotu cd S255.00, koju sam kroz
banku poslao ma naseg zupnila,
i koji je javio da je sve Il redu
PRIMO.
Toliko YAM svima do znanja
i ravnanja, uz islrene pozdrave,
Nikola Yanosich, 1909 Mid
land-Beaver Rd., Industry, Pa.
Sada yam doznacuiem popis
darovatelja, koji su kako slijedi:
! Nikola Ljubica Yanosich,
S31.O0: Flip Bradvic, $4,000.
Po $1,000 Frank Horvatinac,
kata Vujanic. ,
Pc $500: Josip Ljuba Ci-
norman, Ignac i Marica Dumic,
Nikola Mara Celenscak, Nikola
i Ljuba cavlovic, Milan Bara
Rudar, NJ. Stefina, Bara Yano-
sich, D. Trgovac, Nikola Fall
ca, John Falica, Milka Falica,
Ana Pintur, Bara Krkuc, Ignac
Miladin, Paval Celinscak, Bara
Celinscak, Zvonimir Bozic, Niko-
la Ivicek, Roza Vukic, Zlata
Gjud, Tomo Severinac, Nikola
Baltorinic, Nikola Kuzmic, jan
ko Skacan.
Po $500: Petar i Marica Ri
baric, Nikola Kata Cupac, Pa
ulina Ivicek, Marica Staresinic,
Franjo Fable, Fora Vukic.
Pc $500: Luka j Marica Sc
becic, Nikola Danica Trgovac,
Jura LOLA Franjevic, Ana W.
kic, Kata Miladin, Pavao Riba-
ric, Josip Matasic, Sylvester
Smolcic, MILO Kirin, Marko Cve-
tic, Josip Trgovac, Jana Bogo-
vic, Nikola Matasic, Franco Ku-
pima, Fanika Toncic, Petar ceh,
Nikola Maglesic.
Po $1.O0: Steve Fora Fudo-
ric, Antonio Kozlovac, Franjo
Novosel, Lojzek Trgoyac, Fra
MO Berecek, Franjo Bogovic,
Ana Popovic, Karlo Marecic,
August Borkovic, Ivan Vrbicak,
MILO starasinic,.5 Mika Malkach.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01
JAVN0 BllJE1Nlckl URED

Mas ured izradjuje sve pravne
spise kao punomoti, kupopro-
dame ugovore, darovnioe !
slitne isprave. Pribavijams
kstne, vjen6ane ! smrtne n
stove h starog Maja kao !
ovdie. Tko zeli dobavih rod
binu h Jugoslavije mode -
M mas obratiti n infoyJnseiie.
Posreduje - a, uredj jeajs
uaslj jeds$va ovdje isn Ju9o-
siavir. Obavlh % svakovTs1e
~ vode.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1958-01-01
Prilog

Dragi dobrocinitelji: Proslo
je vee tn godine odkako Sc je
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-02

directly to the battlefields, saving thousands of
lives. Today, the Red Cross and the Office of
Civilian Defense stockpile blood to meet civilian
needs.
After blood banks, the others The eve
bank helps restore sight with the use of fir esh or
preserved coraeal tissue for grating Arteries
are preserved 10 replace diseased or injured
blood vessels. The bone bank replaces diseased
or missing bones, and the skin bank offers>tem-
porary skin for the badly bruised Human milk
helps premature babies
How these various banks are collected stored
and dispensed is pictured here.
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-02
e-Saving Banks

Ncience, in the field of medicine, also saves for
~ that rainy day. It puts aside blood bones eyes,
arteries, skin and human milk so that when
emergency arises human sufferers will be helped.
In the long history of medicine, these medical
banks are quite new. Refrigeration helped their
development.
Blood banks were established first walking
blood banks" came along in the 192Os They
were the people who were on call to donate blood
to patients in hospitals Blood banks, in which
blood was kept in bottles, didn't develop until
1886. During World War Il and the Korean con-
flict, blood .plasma and whole blood we're flown
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-17
OBITUARY
PROUSE

PROUSE
Mrs. Emily Warren Prouse, wife
# DR.. William G. Prouse, of Reho-
10Th, died in Beebe Hospital, in
Lewes on Tuesday, October IA,
sfIer a short illness. She was the
laughter of the late Elwood and
Mary Salevan Warren. Born in 1885
lear Leipsic, Delaware, she train
I'd as a nurse and graduated from
he Woman's Hospital in Philadel-
phia. She served as an Army nurse
overseas in the First World War
DR.. and Mrs. Prouse were residents
If Minneapolis, Minnesota for a
number of years, returning to Del
aware several years ago and have
lived in Rehoboth, since their re
The funeral services will take place
at the Adkins Funeral Home, in
Lewes today (Friday) dt two p M,
with the Rev. Ira A. Doyle officiat-
ing. Interment will take place in
Barrett's Chapel Cemetery. Sur
viving beside DIR. Prouse are three
sisters. Mrs. ]. ID. Casper of Tel
ford, Pa, Mrs. Clarence Howard
of Millbrook. N. Y. and Mrs. George
Brown, of Water Valley, Miss, two
brothers Rodney Warren of Lewes
and Visitor H. Warren of Frederick
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-17
Hospital Kcstesses

Hospital Cart and Hispital Shop
Hostesses for Milford Memorial
Hospital for the waek Friday, Octo-
Der II. through Thursday, October
%:
Hospital Cart HOstesses- Friday
Oct. II, Mrs. Joseph Calls, Mrs
VIM. Adkins; Saturday, Oct. Is, Girl
Scout Troop No. 8; Monday, Oct
20. Mrs. Ted Aber, Mrs. David Pack
Tuesday, October 81. Mrs. Frank
Lynch. Mrs. VIM. Kenton; Wednes-
day. October %, Mrs. Ed Steiner
Mrs. Dorothy Rathmell; Thursday
Oct. %. Mrs. David Friedman, Mrs
Dan Friedman.
; Hospital Shop HOstesses-F Friday
October II, afternoon, Mrs. Ed
KINNEY. Mrs. Morris Rosker, even
ing; Saturday. October Is, after
noon. Mrs. Walter Dill. evening
Mrs. Robert Wormington; Sunday
Oct. 10, afternoon, Mrs. Phyllis
Kelly, evening. Mrs, Lester Hat.
field; Monday, October 20, after.
noon, Mrs. Albert Peterman, Mrs
John Vinyard, evening. Mrs. Wm
lankford III. Mrs. Thomas Gallo.
way: Tuesday. October 81. after
noon. Mrs. Leonard Donohoe. Mrs
John o. Snyder. evening. Mrs. John
Kirk. Sr.: Wednesday. October p
afternoon, Mrs. Broddus Jones, Mrs
VIM. Draper, evening. Mrs. Car
Strahle; Thursday. October %, af.
ternoon. Mrs. Wallace Jefferson
Mrs. Wright Ward, evening, Miss
Sarah Messick.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-17
OBITUARY

EIIAN
Mrs. Dorothy Richards Egan, As,
member of one of the best-known
Lewes Beach families, died Friday
night, Oct. 10, in Beebe Hospital.
She had been seriously ill the past
six months. She was the widow of
Hal Egan of Rehoboth, who died
last winter.
Born in Lewes, she was the
daughter of the late Louis A. Rick
ards, a co-founder of the Lewes
Beach general store of Richards
and Ramsey, and Mrs. Made Anna
Wells Richards.
Also surviving are two brothers
William X. Richards, Lewes and
Charles ]. Richards, member of the
Lewes board of directors of the
Sussex Trust Company and a for
mer town commissioner.
The funeral was Monday at 2 D
M, at Atkins Funeral Home, Lewes
conducted by the Rev. A. E. Dough
erty, pastor of the Avenue Metho
dist Church, of Milford and a for
mer pastor of the Bethel Methods
Church, of Lewes. Burial in the
Lewes Methodist Cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-17
Birthday Dinner

The family of . Mrs. Mary L.
Tingie garnered at the nome, OF Mr.
and Mrs. sam Feyl, Hartly, Del.
on Sunday, october II, to cGIe-
Drate the formers birthday. 1t was
her 73rd birthday, and So members
OF her family were present to en-
Joy the delicious dinner that was
served.
Included in this group were all
eight of Mrs. Tingle's children.
twenty-nine grandchildren, and
four great-grandchildren. Those
that enjoyed the afternoons fes-
tivities were: Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Feyl and children, Hartly; Mrs
Annie Elliott, Lewes; Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Elliott and family, Marion
Station, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Tingle and children, Milford; Mr.
Charles Tingle and son, Milford ;
EIr. Alfred Tingle and family, He
nron, Md; Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Tingle and family, Milford; Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Lightcap and children
Milford; Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip FL
llott and son, Magnolia; Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Farren and son, Whining
con; Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Payne
and son, Marion Station, Md; and
Mrs. Virginia Middleton, of Sails
Dury, Md.
Late in the afternoon the tradi-
tional ice cream and cake were
served. The Guest of Honor receiv-
ed many useful gifts and all de-
parted wishing her the best OF
nealtk for the coming year.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-17
Trophy Grange News

Booster Night program was pre-
sented by Mrs. Mabel Cohee las
Monday night The opening nunbe,
was a song by the Grange: "Af
We Go Forth 10 Labor. reading
What Ged Hsth Promised, Mrs
Cohee; The National Masters Let.
ter, read by Winfred Gruwell
recitation, MY Tongue, Rodne!
Biddle. reading, "He Stubbed His
Toe, Mrs. Eva Ellingsworth; song
Bud and bloom; reading, Tax.
es", Mrs. Anna Moore; reading
IF Man Should Reach the Moon''
Annie Cow. reading: "A Day Of
Rest. Mrs. Ruth Pittard; Fire
Hazards, Mrs. Gladys Kates. The
final number was a chorus, "AuiC
Lang Syne". Ice cream and cake
were much enjoyed by all.
Next Monday night all will BIZ
attending the visiting program a
Fruitland Grange.
At the next regular meeting OF
November 10, officers will be in
stalled.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-17
Items Of q Purely
Personal Nature

Mr.. ]. Walter Jones of Clear
water, Florida, has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. ]. Leonard Abbott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Stats have
purchased the j. C. Butler home
on Clarke Avenue and will shortly
move there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Gilmore and
grandson, Michael Cebrick, are
spending the weekend with Mi
chael's parents in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. William G. Smith has re-
turned home after spending some
time in Collingswood and Ocean
City, New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard T. Postles
were in Williamsburg, Yorktown
and jamestown, Va, the past week
end.
Mrs. l. Dolphus Short was in
New York City and Garden City
N. Y, over the past weekend as
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Tay.
lor.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Watson
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Watson and
daughter of Wilmington were in
town on Sunday and attended tht
testimonial dinner for their sister
Miss May Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley G. Frazer
and daughter, Mrs. Floyd K. Yoe'
mans sof Janesville, Wisconsin
were luncheon guests of Miss Lens
Short on Monday. They left fol
their home on Wednesday after
spending several days in Dover as
guests of Mrs. John G. Munson.
Seven students from the Green.
wood community have enrolled this
year at Eastern Mennonite College
Harrisonburg, Virginia. They are;
Treva Rose Yoder, Nevin Bender
Jr., Emma Bender, Millard Ben.
ner, Harvey Mast, Virginia Camp
bell, and Beatrice Beachy.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-17

Mrs. June Reed Cannon was
hostess Tuesday evening, hon
oring Miss Joyce Argo, whose
marriage to Mr.. Robert Voshell
of FELTON,, will take place on
Saturday, October 25. Mrs.
Cannon entertained friends
who gave Miss Argo a lingerie
shower. The dining room of
the home on Haven Lake
Drive was beautifully decora-
ted for the occasion with fav-
ors, gifts and a double wedding
ring cake as reminders of the
coming event. Present Tor the
shower were Mrs. Raymond
Spicer Of Glendale, Mrs. Frank
Beebe and Mrs. James Cover
dale of Frederick, Mrs. Dolores
Pase and Mrs. Nelson Sills of
Rehoboth, Mrs. Philip Hick-
man, Mrs. Howard Carey and
Miss Dorothy Kosci.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-17

James p. Pierce is a patient in
Milford Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Robert Craighead of Buffalo,
N. Y, has been the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Isaacs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ]. Mischief
of New Castle were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James J.
Abrahams.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Draper
Jr., spent the past weekend in
Newark as guests of Mrs. Weldon
NAPLES and Mrs. Albert Strikol.
Mr.. and Mrs. James p. Gilmore
and children are spending the
weekend with the Cebrick family
in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. HolzmuelleI
have returned to their home or
Lakeview Avenue after spending
the past half year at their home
in Rehoboth. a-
Earle F. Worthington, who was
patient in Milford Memorial Hos.
pital last week, because of exces'
sive nose bleeding, was able to re-
turn to his home near town or
Saturday.
Mrs. Laura Maisel of White
Plains, N. Y, who has been spend.
ing several weeks with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Daniel L. Friedman and
Mr.. Friedman, left on Sunday fol-
Coral Gables, Florida.
Rex Welch, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar NJ. Welch, junior of Mil.
ford High, is a patient in the Del
aware Hospital in Wilmington
where he was operated on for g
serious leg injury, now in cast
doing fine. Rex wishes to thank his
friends for all the lovely cards re-
ceived. Also the junior class for the
very nice gift they sent him.
Milford chronicle., 1958-10-17
OBITUARY
SMITH

SMITH
Mrs. Cora M. Smith, rs, wife OF
the late Samuel G. Smith, Stein
Highway, Seaford, died October 10,
in the home of her sister, Mrs. G..
Edwin Phillips after an illness OF
two weeks. She was the daughter
of the late John w. and Ida Lloyd
Allen and was native of Concord.
In addition to the sister, with
whom she lived, Mrs. Smith is sur
vived by two nieces. Mrs. Hazel
Riggin, Baltimore, and Mrs. Harold
H. Smith, Aberdeen, Md, and a
nephew, DR.. l. Benson Allen. Sea-
ford.
Services were held Monday at
D. m. in the Woodland Church.
Interment in Odd Fellows Gene
terry.