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Evening star., 1958-07-09
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

BATTING based on lTS or more ct
hats)--Musial, st. Louis. ,36i; Mays,
San Freneisco, .35S; DARK, Chicago.
EIoSa 3SS g ski1nsTi iSSi,. Pittsburgh sis SSS'
RtNs@ssnks. an IIShi; chicaso. Sl' ss; Mays, san
Francisco. 81; Aaron. Milwaukee,
80; Walls, Chicago, So: Neal. Los
RtNs kaE'lssi szrifikD Fin mt Thomas, Pitts.
sss saS 5snks chssaTSS S.SG. I'd spsa ss5
FRANCISCO, so; Mays, san Fran
mrs ~ Mays, San Francisco. 1oe;
Walls and Banks, Chicago, a5;
Cepeoa, San Francisco. 81; Mustal,
st. Louis, 9l.
81. Louis. OF.
DOuBLES - H k, Cincinnati. IS:
Thomson, Chicago, 90: Groat. Pitts
burgh, is; Aaron. Milwaukee, MAYS,
san Francisco. and Musial ST,
TRIPLES virdon. Pittsburgh Q;
Banks, Chicago; Mays, San Francisco,
and Blasinsame. st. Louis, 8; Ash
burn, Philadelphia, z.
HOME RUNS-Thomas, Pittsburgh. 81;
Banks chieago 81; Walls Chicago,
and NAYS, San Francisco, 10.
STOLEN BASES-Mays, San Francisco,
IL; Ashburn. Philadelphia. IS: Bias
ingame. St Louis, l2; T. TAYLOR,
chlcaEo. 10; ceneda. San Fran
PrTcHiNG CSssed on : or more dee!.
.S57; FARRELL Philadelphia. &C.,
$50; Worthington. San Francisco,
50, .727: Phillips, Chicago, Sc,
srRTkE6TTsGJoSss. UIs oSs A s. Louis. III; IS IS;
prott. chisaEo. 7s: Antonsli. ssn
and SPAIN, Milwaukee. 70.
Evening star., 1958-07-09

children to go to the races
with their parents but does
not permit them to bet.
The council resolution said
children might get the betting
habit by watching adults at
pari-mutuel windows and
added:
There is a danger the
gambling Syndicates might be
organized to victimize school
children who witness betting
at the tracks but who are not
permitted to purchase pari-
mutuel tickets. :"
The resolution also cited
"unwholesome influence at
race tracks as recognized by
State law and the rules of
racing which make specific
reference to gamblers, book
makers, touts, drugs, narcotics,
collusion, fouling and bribery"
Evening star., 1958-07-09
CANADIANS PREDICT VICTORY
U. S. Davis Cup Squad
Rated Weakest in Years

Missing for various reasons
are such top American players
as Viv Seixas, who about a
week ago helped give the
Canadian team some needed
practice at Forest Hills, N. Y;
Herbie Flam, Dick Savitt, Gil
Shea and Ham Richardson,
rated No. l last year in the
United States.
Canada's Bob Bedard of Sher-
brooke, Quebec, and Don Fon-
tapa of Toronto routed Cuba
SO in f1rst-round play last
week end and will most likely
carry the load against the
Americans.
Play starts tomorrow at the
Toronto Cricket, Skating and
Curling Club with the first two
singles matches. The doubles
are scheduled for Friday and
the two concluding singles Sat.
urday.
Evening star., 1958-07-09
Meuux Wins Four
At Arlington Park

CHICAGO, July 8 P.-
Jockey Clarence Meaux brought
in four winners at Arlington
Park yesterday, including the
featured race. the Lake Zurich
of $4,000.
Meaux had to bring Battle
Hill from far back in the stretch
to whip Pineapple. the second
choice in the feature. Rellim
S. w., the favorite at 2 to /,
finished third. Battle Hill paid
$3.50.
Meaux, who raced earlier this
season at Maryland tracks,
started his string of victories
with Call Sign at $3.50 in the
first half Of a $271.S0 daily
double. He hit again the fifth
with Cabbage willows at $13.40.
and also won the eighth with
Tutors Heart at $l7.80.
Evening star., 1958-07-09
Carter Is Choice
To Win TV Bout

SPOKANE, July 9 up. -
Harold Carter of Linden, N. j.,
and Cuba's Nino Valdes meet
tonight in a 10-round heavy
weight match to be televised
nationally from the Spokane
Coliseum.
(The bout will be carried
by WMAL-7 in Washington
at 10 PM
Carter, "a, fresh from a deci-
sion over Will BeSmanof of
Germany last month, is rated
a Slight favorite.
Valdes has a three-bout win
ming streak going but also is
going on "a years Of age and
needs a good performance here
to keep himself in the running
for Floyd Patterson's title.
Carter, who has scored 10
knockouts in q fights, brings
a 1922 record into the ring
Valdes has won A, lost is and
had two draws. He has 80
knockoutS to his credit.
Evening star., 1958-07-09
Tuckuhoe Scores
In Swim Meet

Tuckahoe scored 26 points
to win the Brookville Club in
vitation freestyle swimming
meet yesterday. Holm Hills
finished second with II points,
followed by Chesterbrook with
Is points.
Woodley and Brookville each
had S points and Arlington For
est was last with 4. Rain forced
cancellation of senior compe-
tition.
The winners Gall events free
Style):
3 Years and Under
25 yards: Boys-Rocky Rochester
(chesterbrook). III seconds. Girls
Barbara Jones (TuckahoeJ, is7 sec
onds.
25 wards: Boys-Ross Bailey (Ches-
terbrook, Is. seconds. Girls-Carol
Brunson (Tuckahoe). 1877 seconds.
so meters: Boys-David Ringwalt
(Hollin Hills), 31.9 seconds. Girls
Patty Herbsleb CTuckahoe), IS seconds
Intermediates
so meters: Boys-Rian Ross Adams
(Chesterbrook), 2o.S seconds. Girls
Brenda Jones CTuckahoe). 3s.5 Sec
onds.
Evening star., 1958-07-09

TORONTO, July 8 (P.-Ten-
mis- eyebrows have been raised
over the makeup of the United
States squad for its Davis Cup
series with Canada this week,
but non-playing Captain Perry
Jones is confident his young
United States charges will end
up in the challenge round
against Australia.
But we anticipate a very
close and exciting series of
matches" the tennis veteran
from Los Angeles conceded in
an interview last night.
Most tennis experts would
agree with him. The United
States team has been rated as
one of the weakest in recent
years and is virtually untried
In Davis Cup competition.
And although Canada hasn't
beaten the United States in
II previous tries, Capt. Lorne
Main Of Montreal has pre-
dicted a 3-2 victory 1Dr his
team IN the semif1nal of the
North American zone competi-
ton. The draw will be held
this afternoon
Barry MacKay of Dayton,
Ohio. main hope of the Ameri-
can team. said he was surprised
that America should send such
an untried team out after the
Davis Cup.
Others on the United States
team are Whitney Reed of Ala
media, Calf; Sam Giammalva
Of Houston, Tex; Earl Buch-
holz of st. Louis and Jack
Douglas Of Stanford University
MacKay is ranked fifth in
the United States and Reed
eighth. Giammalva is ranked
18th. The other two players
are unranked.
Evening star., 1958-07-09
By Hgy,tthsIssS The As;SsiHtsd Isa9T.s eTsss
RArrINCi lbased on i5S or more

BATTING based on rs OF more at
bats)-Fox, Chicago, .327:- Cery,
.3i9: Power. Cleveland .3l5; Will
liams. Boston; Ward, Kansas City,
and Vernon, Cleveland. .3l4.
RUNS-Mantle, New York. So Cery,
Kansas City, 54: Minoso, Cleveland,
and Lopez, Kansas City, 40; Jensen
Boston, As.
RUNS BATTED IN--Jensen, Boston
IS: Cerv, Kansas City. 81; Lemon,
ton. 4s: oernsTt. Boston, As.
HITS-Fox, Chicaeo, 81; Malsone. Bos-
ton. "a: Power, Cleveland, So: Run
nels, Boston; +. Boiling, Detroit;
Cery, Kansas City. and Brioses
Washington. 81
D0UBLES-Kuenn, Detroit, "a; Power,
Cleveland, is; Malzone, Boston, ano
kaline. Detroit II; Jensen, BoS'
ton. 10.
TRIPLES-Tuttle, Kansas City, and
Lemon, Washington, 8: Power, CleVe-
lsnd, ana Martyn, kansas Gity' y
Plews, washington, T.
HOME RUNS-Jensen. Boston. "a;
York. 81: SieverS. Washington, 10:
TriandoS, Baltimore, 10.
STOLEN BASES--ApaFieio. Chicago, ~,
snS geTHs HsTTs GsieSES snS nd<o ~ LSnsis Shiesso
RITCHING biased on : or more deci-
sionsl-peloek, Boston (7-Ol. 1 600.
Turley, New York Q2-3l, 500: ISy.
Sen Sen New XOT TGTS ,67-sl.; IT.ord
s Boston fotk 9ti.e, ,iyIS1' 80 'os' sullivan
eTRIkEoUTS-Turle New York, 90
Pierce, chieago, and Ford. New York
Harshman, Baltimore, and Wynn
Chicaso, s..
Evening star., 1958-07-09
Backbone Likely Choice
In$5O,OOO Race Todoy

PAwTUcKET. r. l., July .
tR.-Boncrist Farms hard
hitting Backbone. winner Of
four Of his last five starts. today
headed q bulky field Of IS
horses slated to start in the
18th running Of the $50,O0O-
added Providence Stakes at
Narrangansett Park.
Although the probable ia
vorite Oh his fine performances
this year. Backbone is expected
to encounter stin opposition
from such standouts as Grey
Monarch. Nisht Amool and Vic
tory Morn in the mile-and-an-
eighth test for 3-year-olds,
Backbone has been pointed
for the Providence Stakes since
June Z when he captured the
Kent Stakes at Delaware Park.
His other victories include the
Chesapeake at Laurel. the
Hartford Handicap at Lincoln
Downs and the Suffolk Downs
Stakes at the Boston track.
Cavan sidelined
With the Irish-bred Cavan
sidelined with a foot injury,
Backbone and r. B. CAROLS
Deadeye Dick drew top weight
of 100 pounds. spotting the rest
Of the field from 8 to l3 pounds,
Backbone viii be ridden by
Jockey Walter Blum, his regu-
lar pilot who won the 1856
running of the Providence
aboard Piecesofeight. Deadeye
Dick has been a disappoint-
Evening star., 1958-07-09
Capitol Lists
5 Mat Bouts
omorrow

Johnny Valentine and Chief
Big Heart will meet in the main
attraction on tomorrow nights
big wrestling show at Capitol
Arena which lists IA top-name
stars.
The program. shaping up as
one of the biggest of the sea-
son, will not be .televised be-
cause the Washington-Detr
game Is scheduled to be shown.
The supporting card lists the
Graham brothers, Jerry and
Eddie. VS.. Luis Martinez and
Buddy Rosen; Roy Hefferman
and AL Costello VS.. Chito Lopez
and The Great Scott; Don Cur
tis VS.. Soldier Barry and Steve
Stanlee VS.. Tony Cosenza.
Evening star., 1958-07-09
Silver Hill Tied
By M&M Nine
In Industrial

Silver Hill was the best hit-
ting team In first-half play in
the Industrial Sandlot Baseball
League and II It continues that
pace and gets the improved
pitching 1t expects the other
iive clubs are in for a rough
time In the second half.
In batting averages released
last week. Silver Hill listed
three in the first five and four
in the top 10, including the
leader. Perry Currin.
Currin got three for three
yesterday and Dave Keys, in
the top 10, two for four as Sill
yer Hill and M6SM Distributors
played to a ii tie, called after
eight innings because Of rain.
M6sM scored its lone run in
the second inning and Silver
Hill tied it up in the third on
a home hun by Keys. George
Bickerton gave UP five hits and
struck out eight for Silver Hill
while Joe Kolley allowed eight
hits and struck out five for
NI6zM.
Strick's Restaurant. behind
the five-hit pitching Of Ralph
Butler, defeated Woodbridge,
Az. in a Gauzza League game.
Butler struck out IL and walked
none. Henry Scott of Wood
ridge permitted only four hits
and struck out IL. but eight
walks proved his undoing.
Ron Mitchell hit two home
runs, one a grand-slam, to ac-
count for six runs as the 6970th
Red Devils walloped the Navy
Tars, 1876, in Departmental
League game.
The schedule (all games at
$3.50 p.m):
TODAY
Jack Pry VS.. FBI, West Ellipse.
ConEress HeiEhts VS.. Black sox,
South Ellipse.
HEw vs. s, sT,oSHE5BRsSE SEBEisGSi East ElliD'''
ma NJ Distributors VS.. Federal Stor-
age, West Ellipse,
Woodrtose rs, St. Ambrose eodth
Navy Tars VS., NsA, East Ellipse.
Evening star., 1958-07-09
Senators to Help
Baseball Clinic

The Walter johnson League
will sponsor a baseball clinic
for any boys interested at 1C
am. tomorrow at Turkey
Thicket.
Four Washington Senators
Clint Courtney, Truman Clev.
enger, Ken Aspromonte and
Neil Chrisley, will be on hand
to instruct.
Evening star., 1958-07-09
Cos Light Takes
First Half Title

Gas Light won the flrst-half
baseball championship of the
District American Legion
League yesterday with a 17-2
victory over Kenna Main at
AnacoStia.
The victory enabled Gas
Light to finish unbeaten in
flrst-round play at 40. George
Moore paced the champions
20-hit attack with a two-run
homer.
Agriculture placed second
with a 81 record, followed by
Walker Post, No. 2, with a 90
mark and Kenna Main and
Walker Post, No. /. each with
l-3 records.
Evening star., 1958-07-09
Clowns, Hawks
Slate Twin Bill

The Indianapolis Clowns and
Los Angeles Hawks baseball
teams will meet in a double
header at Griffith Stadium
Sunday afternoon. August II
The double header was sched-
uled after heavy rains halted
play between the clubs at the
stadium last night. The Hawks
had taken a 80 lead after one
inning. Rain checks from last
nights game will be honored
August II.
Evening star., 1958-07-09
Veteran Puppus
Clicks in Double

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va,
July 8 (P.-Gus Pappas. vet
eran jockey, rode both ends Of
"a $453.20 daily double at
Charles Town race track yes
terday.
He scored with Lettering
($71.80 in the first race and
Hoptoitboy $50 in the second.
The winning combination was
4-10.
Evening star., 1958-07-09
2 More for Arcuro

NEW YORK, July 8 (R.-
Eddie Arcaro, who rode four
winners at Jamaica Monday,
brought home two more yes
terday. He was up on Oilton
($5) in the fourth race and
Isendu ($14.70) in the featured
sixth.
Evening star., 1958-07-09

ment here after winning in
Florida during the winter.
Grey Monarch. owned BY
Wingflelds Farms. and Nisht
Amool. owned by A. ]. Ostrikor,
were assigned 1T pounds.
while Cain Hoy Stables VIC
tory Morn got In with Ill.
George d. Widener's Pundit
and Christiana Stables Stay
sail also drew Ill.
Grey Monarch, third behind
Cavan in the recent Leonard
Richard Stakes at Delaware
Park. was beaten by Backbone
by nearly five lengths in the
Kent. However, he closed
ground fast and should enjoy
the additional sixteenth Of a
mile in the Providence. He will
be ridden by Tony DeSpirito.
Fete ANDERSON NOT
Pete Anderson, Cavan's regu-
lar jockey who enjoys the
hottest stakes winning streak
in racing, will be on Nisht
Amool. The 27-year-old rider
has won aboard five VI his last
six handicap mounts. including
the $4,000 Massachusetts
Handicap and the $4,000
Sussex Turf Cap.
The remainder Of the field
is made UP Of New England
hopefuls. They are G.. s
Colella's Admirals Joy and
Play It Alone. Circle K Farms
Sea Hymn, Walter Hills Come
On Joe, w. J. Beattie's CLASSY
Shot and Joseph Marrone's
lPongfree.
Evening star., 1958-07-09
BALTIMORE
SELECTIONS

lone Elm Joe. Keens Blue Lady.
Swept Song.
2-Hillbilly Boy. Wish Bone. Proof
Positive
3-Marie Dugan, Worthy Volstadt, Ny
Dixie
4-Chief Tom Scott. Mary s.. Star
Queen.
5--Major's Son, sym's Best, HOBBS
Express
6-Wee Glow. Patsy York. Lorraine
Dee
7-Amerieonna Direct. kits Hanover.
Sumter Boy.
s-cLAiM LADY, Ned Rosecroft, Eric's
Boy.
e-Ksnt C., Rex Dean. Cadillac Gold
dust.
Evening star., 1958-07-09
MerIunds Swimmers
Whip Westbriur

The Merlands swim club OF
Silver Spring defeated the
Westbriar Country Club OF
Vienna, 1896, yesterday at
Westbriar.
Barbara Schmidt of Mer-
lands set a pool record in the
50-meter freestyle event with a
time of 37.6 seconds.
Evening star., 1958-07-09
FIGHT RESULTS

RICHMOND, Calif.-Bob Butcher
Albright. e1s. Hollywood, Calf, 10.
HALIFAX. Nova Scotia. Vernon
Lunch. 1873, New York. and Dick Kid
Howard. 1854 Halifax, drew. 10.
CHlcAGo.-lndian Buddy Jackson.
Jerry Mortell I4S, Chicago. &
TOKYO.-Haciro Tntsumi Tokyo
outpointed Miroshi shinada, Tokyo.
10. fHaciro retained Japan's middle
weight title.1
Evening star., 1958-07-09
DELAWARE
NOTES
Uy JUDEFM .. ALLLN
star Racing Editor


STANTON. Del. July 9.--An
unusual disqualification yester-
day, which moved two horses
that had finished in a deadheat
for second up to a tie for first.
had horsemen and the fans
still buzzing at Delaware Park
today.
Then. too. many were won-
dering how long it's been since
the same stable suffered two
disqualifications on the same
race program.
The disqualification which
involved a deadheat occur
red in the featured sixth
race, a six-furlong dash for s.
year-olds.
Pine Valley, owned by Bay
ard Sharp, a Delaware Park
director, finished first, a length
ahead Of Colic and Palisade II,
who were in a deadheat for
second. Jockey Johnny Cho-
quette, who rode Palisade II,
immediately lodged an objec-
tion against the winner.
Press box observers believed
Mr.. Muscles, who was fourth
had caused the trouble by
ducking out near the finish and
hitting Palisade II. But the
stewards, looking at the films,
said Pine Valley, ridden by
Logan Batcheller, caused the
foul by humping Mr.. Muscles,
who, in turn, veered into the
path of Palisade II.
Pine Valley was dropped
from first to last and the two
deadheaters took over first in
a tie. Mr.. Muscles moved from
fourth to third and Smiler
from fifth to fourth.
In the fourth race, Mrs.
Bayard Sharp's Big Swell, a
40-1 shot, was disqualified from
second to third for causing in
reference in the stretch.
Apprentice Robert Corle,
Delaware Parks leading bug
rider, begins a To-day suspen-
sion tomorrow for the part he
played in a foul in a dash for
2-year-olds Monday. The 90
year-old rider from Bedford,
Pa, will fulfill his riding en-
gagements today and then take
an enforced vacation until
July 81.
The Delaware Park stewards
felt that young Corle did not
take proper precautions with
Ella K. Bryson's Top Bug, who
lugged into the rail at the far
turn. They termed it careless
riding" =
Both Eldon Nelson, who fin
ished second to Top Bug, and
William Stagmaier. who was
third, claimed foul against
Corle, who finished first by
four lengths. The stewards
disqualified Top Bug and
placed her last.
Announcement Of his sus-
pension yesterday afternoon
failed to upset Corle, who is
enjoying his biggest meeting.
He turned in a superb job in
getting John S. Keily's WassaN
home first in the seventh race,
slipping in along the rail as
the favored Native Son went a
bit wide.
Wassail represented Corle's
23d winner of the meeting and
left him just two behind Steve
Brooks.
Nelson, the meetings leading
rider with III winners, was alb
sent today. He is riding Chris
tiana Stables Staysail in the
Providence Stakes at Narra-
gapsett Park. He plans to re-
turn by plane tonight.
Nominations for the $25, ,000-
added New Castle close at mid
night. This is the second step
of the DiStaf Big Three and
will be run on July 10.
Television of the All-Star
Game in Baltimore was blamed
for holding yesterdays at
tendance to 8,6l7 and betting
to $719,944.
z More for Arcuro
Evening star., 1958-07-09
BALTIMORE
RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-PurSe, $500; pace:
/ mile
Selkirk tSmithl $40 $40 2,40
Bob Rosecr0ft (Myer) I.2O 2.I0
Homestreteh Ellen fRAthbOnel 2t0
Ray Reward, Eric's Duchess. Billy
Nit swyn. Shadydale Sister. Time lisa
SECOND RACE-Purse. $500: trot c:
classified: ] mile
Dial Tone (Crankl eco $50 4.O0
BaFbie (Evansl $50
Betty Bucknoil. Norton Hanover.
Hickory Mite, National Hanover. Castle
Key. Time G:17as.
DAILY DOUBLE tl-5l, $3.50
Remainder Of card called OF
on account Of rain.)
Evening star., 1958-07-09
Lukat Carries
DC. Hopes in
PubIinx Golf

CHICAGO. July Q tR.-It's
Don Essig against the field and
q jinx today In the opening
round Of match play in the Ma
tional Public Links golf tour
nament.
Essig. who lives in Indian
apOlis and plays for the Louisi-
ana State golf team. face:
husky 25-year-old Walt Durdle
q park district greenskeeper in
Peoria. III. In the first round.
Fred Lukat was the only one
OF three Washington. D. C.
golfers here to qualify for to-
days matches. The others, Ju-
liam williams and John Red
man. were eliminated.
Redman Bumped
Redman carded rounds of 7s-
n for l55. the CUTOFF point
With Is tying at this figure
there were playoffs for the nine
allotted spots and Redman was
bumped. Williams had two 81
rounds for q 162 total.
Today, Lukat will play Archie
Dadian Of West Allis, Wis, ir
the first round. They qualified
with matching rounds Of TAFT
for $50.
A double round today will
trim the field Of "a qualifiers tc
Is. Two more rounds Thursday
win set UP the 36-hole semi
finals Friday, leading to the
lnal Saturday over a 36-hole
route.
Defending Titlist
The 155-pound, 6-foot Essig
a former caddy, is the defend
ing titlist.
Only once in the meets 49,
year history has q player re-
peated in succession for the
crown. The late Carl Kaufman
of Pittsburgh won three
straight, starting in 1897.
Essig also became medalist
winding up the 36-hole tests
yesterday with la, two strokes
under the stubborn Silver Lake
course par for the distance. He
was the only one in the field Of
$50 to break the standard.
Only twice has a medalist
gone on to win the champion
ship-Kauffman in 1929 anc
Wilfred Crossley, now of Min
neapolis. in 1947.
Evening star., 1958-07-09
BOYS BASEBALL

BOYS CLUE OF WASHINGTON
LEAGUE
Juniors
WashingteR Optimists, II; Alexandria
BOys' Club, 0.
May Hardware, 3; NE. KiWAnia, 0.
Intermediates
Home Plate Club. o; Ny MARYLAND. o,
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-16
FREDERICK
Mrs. Emma DOIan
Phone Frederick 5-5fS1
Trinity Methodist Church
Rev. J. c. Handy. Minister

Rev. J. c. Handy, Minister
Church School every Sunday al
9:45 a. m. Daniel III. Hudson, gen
eral superintendent Glasses for all
ages-a teacher for every class.
Sunday morning Brother Hud-
son took over his new responsible
titles as superintendent of ouI
Church School Probably this is
the greatest challenge that any
one can have, but we know with
the help Of his heavenly Father
and the cooperation of the teach
ers and the Commission on Edu-
cation aEd't prayers of the whole
church this can become the great
est year in the history of Trinity
Church.
Parents, bring your children
each Sunday.
According to a previous custom
there will not be any worship SER
vice at IL a. m. next Sunday. The
Peninsula Conference will be in
session at st. PauYs Methodist
Church on Jackson street above
10th in Wilmington. You are in
vited to attend.
Mrs. jeanette Webb is the dele
gate and Mrs. James Webb is the
alternate.
The Methodist Youth Conference
will be held beginning Saturday at
8 a. m. Ebbie Warren and Bon
ME Belts are elected delegates.
Mothers Day, day set apart
for the festival of the Christian
home, it is time to search our
hearts and souls for deeper Chris
tian faith in family living. Chris
tianity is a faith that centers
around families. The whole fam
lily of humankind is one that we
can trust when God is it's head"
Be loyal to your church - at
tend each service.
We had a wonderful service on
Mothers Day. 1t was inspiring to
see the number of our youth who
were received in membership af-
ter instruction from our minister.
There were IA received on profess
sion of faith. This is a total of 38
who have been received in church
this year
Little Robin Morris Havelow
was baptised at the service.
There will be no morning SER
vices on May 18 due to Rey. Handy
attending Conference.
Sunday School at the regular
hour next Sunday.
The Sunshine Circle met at the
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-16

Community House this Saturday
evening at p. m. for a covered
dish supper. Our agent, James
Baker, will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Layton enter
tanned last Sunday to a turkey din
ner. About thirty guests were
present.
sI'he will be a ice cream festival
and bazaar at the Community
House on July Ii, starting at 6 p
m. Committees for the affair are
Mrs. George Carmean. Mrs. Roy
Layton and Mrs. Joseph Davidson
There will be home made ice cream
and cake, and bazaar articles for
sale. Benefit building fund
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lambden
and Sue and Richard Mears were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mears last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carmean
entertained last Sunday for din
Milford chronicle., 1958-05-16

The first giant trbogenerator OUO
kiowatts second of the presently under
construction and will be in service the future keeping step
with the progress and growth of the Demarva Peninsula.
TONERS
O.