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Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-31
| Letter to Editor
WuIker Writes

| just had chance to glance
over this weeks Sentinel and in
reading Wick Byron's column 1
see he gives Mrs. Stella Werner
credit for being on the County
Council longer than any other
member.
For your benefit and informa-
ton, was elected to the Council
the same year that Mrs. Werner
was elected. | feel these columns
should be checked more closely
'.hefQre being printed.
The upper county people are
not hairy about Mrs. Werner's
being chairman of the Council,
much less being given credit for
being on the Council longer than
any other member.
Grover Walker
Editor Note: Our apologies
to County Councilman Grover
X. Walker who was elected a
Councilman in 1850, and re-
elected in 1854 and 195S.)
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-31
q
New Yeor Reflections

(The foIo,oing editorial is reprinted
from the columns OF the January 5, 1872 is
sue Of the Montgomery County Sentinel 1t
is as timely today as then.)
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-31
I Foresee Less Travel for You - Much Less!'
Yenr-End Reuie1U.
Continued from Page AID


doctors dsapprove Pacifists camp Acc Primary
election unseats Walter W. Dawson longtime head David
Scu party leader Doctors selves set
polio clinics Oneacre created.
June
New zonng law for whole county adopted Henry Giss-
man, Pinneberg sister city mayor, visits Rockville DR..
Whittier proposes 2monh school Army announces
new training center at Rockville Rockville
doglaw poll W. Lawson King reapponted Montgomery
County Planning Board County backs extension Wash
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-31
County Comment
Oops! We Tripped
On Our Obiectivity
County Comment

BE factual and objective" the journalism
professor told u.s. Don't allow your personal
opinions to color news story"
But Prof. forgot To tell us that even
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-12-31
bog Control Low

FHE County Council is rapidly heading in
the direction of passing dog control
1t appears as though the law will take
form of legal requirement that dogs shall
kept under control at all times. This
that canine pets must be kept in the
- fenced-in yard, OH a leash, or
ApIete control of the pets master.
being drafted is adopted, dogs
Ne of law that lot Of peo-
gorked up about. Most
kongly against such
been little public
xom the public TO
kant such a law
is. now-not
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
ENCAcIMENr OF DouY
10 ANN NELSON
IS ANNOUNCED

Mrs Dolly n Atiiigan 8ig ~
Anthony Az has announced the
engagement ~ her daughter. Dolly
10 Ann Nelson. u Mr. Lamnler ~
Br0sn ~ spi Aurora ~. st.
psui.
Miss Nelson IL june graduate
- Mechanic Arts nigh School and
. presently employed BY sipo Toy
Company.
nr Brown il the aon ~ Mr. and
Mrs George & Brown ~ Omaha
Web Jie has made his home IN
ths Twin cities f9r the past thrss
yaaru lie u employed IN Highland
Park
The welding win take place
saturday feptsnber ~. If 523
carroll Az nome ~ Mr. ard Mrs
Can " ncDanisIs. close friends
~ the family
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
Cynthia Wcsfbrooks WEEDS
Oscar Mortin Aug. 10

Announcement has been made 81
the marriage of Mira Cynthia
westbropla s9b nth Az NJ, 20
Mr. oscar Martin Of 1890 James
Az ~ Rev " W Bette ~ per
formed the double ring ceremony
~ his home on Tuesday evening
August 80
Attendants we're Mrs Mary
Frances Cannon and Mrs Myrtle
sparrow who attended the bride
and ~ Harold Collins was the
grpoms best man.
Mrs Martin WAR iavely IN
pale blue ohemlas dress accented
with white and white aoceaaories
She wore an orchid corsage
Mr. and Mira Martin ore A home
70 their friends At 1915 18th Az. NJ
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

rwnhough ~ saa Bryant Av N,
left the city Tor Chicago On Mon
day 60 attend the grand session
% the order OF the Eastern star
While there they viii also vimt
their uncles, Mcsara Carter Corn
eltua and Garfield BLAND
sister Wa. Cucstl Mrs James
Iiutler, jackson Miss, left the
city for Chicago on last Friday
after spending a week In the city
visiting her sister and brotheriu-
law. Mr. and Mrs /. Seaton aud
tantly OF spia Clinton Az and
other relatives In honor Of their
guests MIR and Mrs seaton were
hosts az 3 picnic q, Powdcrhorn
Park and she was luncheon guest
az her cousin Mrs Ralph Printm
and her niece, Mrs clyde aerog
gins Mrs Butter win spend Few
daya ln Chicago before returning
e. her home
Returns Ron,e Mira Queen Ga
Their Harris ~ Detroit Mich, loft
saturday far her home after spend
ms three weeks in the city visit
ing her daughter and son iu.law,
Nj ard Mrs y Neweonh 81 9DoS
clinton Az and her brother MIR
Lewis soatau and family NJ aai2
Ctlnton Az
Attended Mathar's Funerals Mf
and Mite Jack poateu baAa tsth
Av Nj returned homo August n
ram Manhattan. Kama, whore they
attended the funeral ~ Mr. ros-
TENS mother Mrs Laura roaten,
which was held August 3 sur.
wing in addition Ga Mr. raaten IL
another son Tom Of Chicago and
three daughtoru
Iowa VISITOR MI O. G. White
head Of nca Mnlucs. Ia. spent
few days in tho city and was the
Ruest Of Mrs Yvonne Jones of
1924 Firth Az a
DE NaRie Clubi Mrs ~ Cfaw
ford. 1902 =. ~ 81 was hostess
"a tho Ia vante club on August
lt3 The nest meeting win feature
picnie on September y, At the
summer homo ~ Mrs Percy
Hughes ~ 90 Fish Lake
stu it"api,alizedl Mr. Charlea
m Miller $40 Smelling Az. con
tiHies 20 Improve Ia Nc Ninai hos
ptal where he has been patient
fer the paat two and one-half
weeks
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

other WAS an ornamental piece
with fnuntains Of water surround
cd by foliage
a fine buffet dinner personally
supervised by Caterer Oscar How
ard fcd delighted guests
Among those who gathered At
tine cousins hehcst 60 greet the
speilmana who are visiting Mrs.
Spellman's parents MIR and Mira
MmBiey Rhodes we're Judge and
Mira l. Howard Bennett, pr and
Mrs Ernest Lowe, Dr and Mrs
Lewis scipia, and the McsaFs and
Mines Reriram shannon, Walter
Coins w., James Allen, James
TayloF Carl Griffin, rommic Brad.
dock, Robert Murray Edwin Steer
C0lrriagc Hendan Richard T.
Stokes. n Ashmure stokes. Janice
Brown. William Whiteaide. Boyd
Wright, Il Roberts. Hector vpsHar.
robert shoffner Bniph Jones Ger,
one Reed James Williams. Ciar,
cnar schuek, Burton schuek. Man
ley Rhodes Horace Brown Gerald
Bailey D., Charles schurk. Hugh
achuek William Gardner. John
I0al, and John Freeze
Also the Moadamea Earline Cali
oway Percy Hughes. Ir, Russell
3alenger Grace Roas, Ida u Gov.
tHRton, Elizabeth Clark, Laura
Mae Gchuck, Fart Brent y. =,
Black Carrie Green, Leon Smith.
Louis sykes, Estyr peako. Betty
Morris, and Comodore oden
Also the Misses Bonnie Jean
Williams ~ Topeka. kaus., Rozeila
Gardner and Janice Nspue, and
The Moasra Cecil h. Newman,
James Rchuek Jack Hickman,
stephen Williams. David Turner
Eugene aehuek and Anthony Lin.
On
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22
Seobron Girls In
Two Weeks Visit
To Former Homo

Concluding an enjoyable two
werits vacation 10 the city az
guests Of Nj aud Mrs Eart ahnu
ef tot0 Fourth Az s. Carolyn
and Deborah ipobblsl soabrpn,
Young daughters az M and Mira
wiiuam soahtou ~ Detroit. left
their home on Tuesday evening
August no
Tho girls who formerly ltved IN
Minneapolis with their parents
we're eAtepded many social court
rsies by the many friends of the
family Arriving Thursday August
III they were fetrd az many affairs
Friday August 8 they visited with
Mr. AND Mrs CoIerjdge ilendop
and fainily who took them on "A
Sightseeing tour of the city Sat
urday they visited with friends
~ tire family, Mrs Belle acott
Mrs Frances Duncan, Mrs NJ. II
jackson and 20 aauthdaie Shopping
I Center
Sunday morning they worship
Z ped a. IN Peters AME church and
lin the afternoon went sightseeing
Il in ~ Paul. visited the Pho az
Como Park Jaw the Fair Grounds
and had dinner ~ drive Ia cafe
ar guests ~ Mrs NJ u jacobson
on Monday they we're dinner
guests Of Mr. and Mfs G lIendan
and later that evening were guests
( ~ Miss iteulah runtenot AZ
thealor party with two other airis
Tuesday they went sightseeing
around the lakes Wednesday Mrs
Sims had lunch on the patio IN
/ THEFT honor Other guests were
Myrtle HUFF AMI Susan Thomas
and they we're guests ~ Mrs }
r Franklin AZ dessert luncheon
later the same day on Thuratay
NJ sud Mrs Slime took them fish
ing on Lake Mlunstonita and IN the
evening they were guests of NJ
and Mrs IIsndon At a drive IN
/ theater
Friday morning they visited with
Roy ard Mrs M d. Simmons and
family. IN the afternoon they vrtc
humored guests ~ party boRie1
by Mrs NJ " Jaritadu AZ her
home. 1919 Smelling Az and
barbecue dinner On the patio At
The Sims home ~ the evening
they were gleatH ~ Mrs Iessie
ghepard for dinner At . downtown
cafe AMI the thsatsf after dinner
Raymond . Cannon. attorney
took them on q stKitSssipE tour
Batursiay morning and later took
candid sh,ts ~ them 80 tiia beauti
tBl flower garden AZ the Bins
home He also gave each gir
gifi They were gtieats ~ Mrs Mae
DaYa 1909 filiol Az a, a ian
chaon given IN bs1gr ~ her niece.
Cheryi wright ~ Wichita. Kana
a. Rhich there fsre ton teen gers
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A.N.C.U.
News Letter

From some hands. dollars es=
acapu like fiab ~ thr sen, yet
thaae individuals may we'll moi
be at fault For money troubles
can come even 20 tho most fore
sighted people Before they real.
Ire IL, they are Lost IN a FOG "
debt ana doubt
Saving together, members
build fund from which iDans
are made 10 help those ~ their
group Who need money for
worthwhile purposes ~ a
credit union esiats soioiY for the
benefit IT 10 members loan
cost Is low and good return
IL earned on savings
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

A'iNG Abt MI. betty bf~Nkhck.
Luke Edwards OF New York City.
Chicago Visitors: Miss Patti
Brown and Mrs Patricia Robinson
Of Chicago, former residents OF ST
Paul, spent a week In the city
visiting relatives and friends. Both
young ladies are employed by the
johnson Publishing Co. They were
the house guests OF Miss Browns
sister and brother-in-law Mr., and
Mrs. Phillip Freeman Jr. Of 9si
st. Anthony Av. They were ac-
corded many social courtesies dur
ing their brief stay
Californian Visits: Mr.. and Mrs
Eliwood Williams, 322 N. Avon
had as their house guest recently,
Mrs. Ella K. Van vactor Of Los
Angeles, who arrived Thursday
August IA FROM New York city
where she had been mentioning.
Mrs, vanVactor is a cousin Of Mr..
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

were extended numerous social
rourtosies in both Cities Enroute
homo they stopped IN Las Vegas
ard Yellowstone National Park
The yacatiunera report wonder
f1d trip
Farewell Party Invitations are
in the mail FOR Farewell Party
IN homer OF Mrs iufeha g Wash
mgton ~ Sis n. 20 81 and her
uanca. Mr. Lloyd w Mathews ot
sioux city, Ia lhe party win be
az the Naeirema chit, Spaa Fourth
Az s., from o 20 1850 pm, sats
urday september q
called 10 Kansas city, Meaaru
Alvin BELL tsos THIRD Av i and
George Rcil. aiaS Camden Az NJ
and Mira Evelyn Combs ~ CiInton
Az returned home Thursday from
kanaa city, Mo, who're they were
called 70 attend the funeral aory
tte II an aunt Mira Naomi Gray
sen
sister Il Guest Mrs Mahol
johnson Of Louisville, Ky arrived
IN the city on sunday afternoon
August ~, ana - the house guest
~ her brother ana slater ia law
Mf and Mrs Walter Smith OF 55ts
Fifth Az a
leave For iiomeg Mir and Mrs
Harold EVANS ~ sd Louis who
have been The house guests tor
Tie past two weeks II their uncle
and aunt Mr. and Mrs AZ q Ey
ans 81 97Ao Firth Az a. left fof
their home on Sunday evening
Bridge Iunehcenl Invitations
have been isaued hy the First
Nighiera for bridge luncheon q
he given Saturday September q, a.
1880 pm az the pyol,man Hotel
IA Minneapolis Members Of thc
club are the Mmea Marjorie
Brown. 1uanita Howell Dorothy
Roberts, Bottle Robinson, Fran.
1eua aisrr Anita Stokes, Helen
Thomas ami Helen whiteaidc
Weekend Guests Mf and Mira
rhaddvus tterd Of nea Mones Ia
were the week. end guepts ~ Mr.
Reeds sister and brother lnslnw
Mr. and Mira Jack i'aston Of 53tt
IS Az ~ Mrs Reed ~ a sister
" Mrs Raymond Cooper Of s28i
Fourth Az = Tho roatsns hnnuted
their Ruoats at . family pionie held
AZ Minnohaha Park on Sunday
| August ~
Attending shrine Convention
Mrs j. stewart of li0d Seventh
50 " ard her sister Mrs. w I,
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Hugh Schuck OF $40 N. Avon. She
Is a retired teacher in the Los
Angeles school system She plans
70 visit In Vancouver. 4. c. and
points In Canada befire returning
home.
Eastern Visitors; Mr. and Mrs
Spencer Russell Of New York city
are visiting IN the city and are
houseguests OF Mrs. sam Allen
and the neWIyweds, Mr. and Mrs
Elmer Graham Of IS II Iarpcnteur
Az.
House Guest: Mrs, Easter Spruce
az Chattanooga, Tenn. left Thurs.
day for her home after week $
visit ia the city as the house guest
az Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Williams
of 322 ~ Avon Mrs Spruce Is
impressed with the beauty Of Nm.
nesota and the hospitality Of It's
residents She has been extended
many social courteaes by her
hosts and Mr. and Mrs. George
Milton, Mrs Samuel smith, Mr.
and Mrs ben Campbell A high
light o. her visit was a trip 70
Hudson. wis Mrs Spruce is a cou-
sin Of the Williams
Family Visitors. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ T.. Bell, 500 Carroll Az. bad as
their hiuse guests for one week
Mr. Bells nephews Thomas Boyd
and sons Thomas Ir and George
OF Kansas city. Mo The senior
Mr. Boyd Is fireman stationed at
Station 5 in his home town They
also visited relatives IN Mime
apolia, their cousins, the George
Bell family 4438 Camden Az n.
the Alvin Bells at f2os Third Az.
S and Mrs Evelyn Combs and
family The Kansas Citians en-
joyed fishing and other social cour.
tesies They were dinner guests
Of Mr. and Mrs George Bell on
Sunday prior to their departure
and on Friday evening they were
guests Of Mrs Evelyn Combs at a
drive-in thcature They left for
their home on Sunday evening.
Family Guests: II has peen a
busy three weeks at the home o.
Mr. and Mrs. John Foster at 2s3
" st Aibans, while they have been
entertaining special family guests
Their daughter. Miss LaDoris Eos.
ter OF Chicago spent the past week
end as their guest She Is employed
at the Johnson Publishing Co. Ia
Chicago Mrs Mabel CLARK Of Kirk
wood. Mo, left Monday morning
for her home after spending a
week and Mr. and Mrs Charie
Jones OF 81. Louis. Mo, left for
their home Wednesday morning
after spending two weeks visiting
their uncle and aunt, the John
Fosters and other friends The Eos,
tera and their houseguezts. and
Mr. and Mrs John A. Davis, 500
Rondo Ay. MFR and Mrs William
Hamilton, John A. Foster and
Sylvia Matthews spent a weekend
at Sandy Lake fishing end enjoy.
ing other outdoor activities Ths
visitors enjoyed sightseeing tours
and other courteaies extended dur.
ing their visit
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

present Elaine tllautan ~ Chicago
niece % Mra Dorothy Bugord was
also another out ~ town guest
ON Saturday afternoon, MI and
Mra Sims entertained with q pie
nc ~ Como Park IN 80 PAM for
a group ~ tho younger set NJ
and Mrs w q Thomas assisted
aud Mta Mae Davis WAS Rusat
TheY attended Zion Baptist
church Sunday morning with NJ
and Mrs. atma ana their twu
srandtbldrpu Maria and Mnfgar
81 Ann Chlidrens and wate their
guests " dinner nnd drive 10
go Paul
on Monday they visited AZ the
home 81 Mf ana Mira CHARLES W
Glenn and we're presented with
gifts ~ ibs oienns ~ the after.
noon they visited tho spokesman
newspaper office Pictures we're
taken arid Mrs he vcima Newman
took them put ~ lunch Later They
went shopping N downtown Min
uegpoiis wtfh Mira films and had
dinner a the hankin cafe IN tha
evening they visited IN ths home
~ Mr. and Mrs Henry Thomhg
and daughter Carolyn and went On
q drive With M and Mira firud0n
Tuesday They went On y h0dak
party 20 Como Park IN So Paul
ana the Rose Gardens Ia Mime
Apoila, after which they ba1 din
ner with Mrs bins and ~ gi5
y N boarded their train with many
fond memories 0f their old homo
ioYn
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

Back Home Mr. and Mrs Grady Elliot AQ20 Fourth Nv, =,
home August TO- FROM trip points In Cali
fornia Oakland they visited sisters and brohersnaw
Mr. and Mrs Charles Thomas aud family aud MIR and Mrs
benny Agncw and family They visited Mr. Eios aunt Mrs
Hattie Sverson and family tos Angeles The Mnnesotaus
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COUSINS HOSTS TO PARTY FOR
DR. AND MRS. MITCHELL SPElLdAN

gay affair Of the early week oochtahutfe supper
rary Tuesday evening August ~ given by Mes Fred Hugh
Clarence and Bert Schuc Leon Sith Manly Rhodes ST. and
Camodore and Chester Oden a cousins in honor ~ Dr. and
Mrs Mitchell SpeilmRu Of Washington, PC
The koadhuadys Rumpus room decorated beautifully
with two fountains One featured sparkling burgundy ehan
payne which cascaded into the glasses of the thirsty aud the
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

set the Tamnany Tiger back CA its heels and es.
tablshed the Congressman as the most Individually
powerful Negro ca the present day American pol.
itical scene II was bitter battle markca more by
the exchange Of personal charges than by attention.
to political issues Powell charged Brown with eens
an Uncle Tom, captive o. ranmany Hal and
nclNnamed the Councilman Look Down Brown
an aloof type looking down from his Ivory Tower on
the Harlem man.in,the-atreet Brown called Powell
completely irresponsible ana hArangued constantly
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Social and Personal
= ST. PAUL

Dinner Hostess Mrs Elizabeth Hall 35s N Dale had as
her dinner saturday August Mrs sam Elton and
daughter Mrs Elaine Watts Of LaGrauge H. Mrs Phillips
Of Detroit Mich, and Mr. and Mrs George Berry Sr OF ST.
Paul Mrs Phillips niece and Mrs aud daughter are
cousins Of Mr. Berry They the city to attend funeral
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-08-22

GEE Americas Fastest
SE& Drivers in Thrilling
Auto Races, All Ten Days
OF Big Exposition. Foir's
Main Features ore.
. Big cottle, Horse, Swine,
Sheep and Poultry Shows.
. 8o-Aere Farm Machinery &
Home Appliance Show.
81 Mite Horse Shows, Aug.
"a thru az. and Aug. 81;
Mufiuees, Aug. ~, rs, az
and 81, and Sept. l.
. Spectacular Nigh, Show,
climused by Fireworks.
. Huge Farm Crops, Flowers,
Fruit & Vegetable Shows.
. Main Auto Rnee Feature,
Special North sior $50"
Labor ooy Stock Cor Race.
. Doiry, Honey, Fine Arts,
School and stote Exhibits.
. RoyoI American Shows on
Worlds largest midwoY.
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NaI.7;N| EJ33|I1
y. BY NEIL D0Ds0n RUSSELL =

YORK CITY Congressman Adam CLAYTON Powell n.
Caty Magazine editor
sn BROWN IN tins CnngEeaslona PRIMARY victory
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<syy esssrysd Tieksis BY Nal. y
II e,sndaspd, 81 q 81 50 fFssspi
tsbor Day North Ssr $50 50
4 $780, Hs5ss She-. 81 50 8
S2- Send CHECK or Money Order
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Outside Cote Adna1ion. Soc y
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20
Chaplain's Chapel
Rev. Z. b. EckE.sTt, pastor
Sunday. June Or

Sunday. June END
Sunday School services under
the direction of Mr.. Melvin Moore,
Supt.
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20

worth. All members and friends
come help make this a success. The
Auxiliary will have meeting in
the Glendale Fire Hall, on July 3rd
at. s o'clock. Members try to be
present, make it banner night.
At the Annual Convention held
in Lewes, Delaware, on June 18th
and 14th, Mrs. Elizabeth Meredith
was installed as President of Dis
trict No. 4, Ladies Auxiliary to the
Veterans of Foreign Wars. Mrs.
Meredith has been appointed as
publicity chairman and chairman
for the hospital for the Mentally Re-
tarded at Stockley, Delaware, by
the Department President
Glendale Methodist Church
Rev. ElwO0d b. Eckhart, pastor
Sunday, June 22nd
Sunday School services at 10
a. m.
Worship service at IL a. m.
The New Market WSCS will be
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Tucker, at Lincoln,
on Thursday evening, June 18th. All
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20
WARWICK
Mrs. Ralph Blizzard
Phone MillsbOr0 $3.50

At the June meeting of the Mills
boro Chamber of Commerce, 1t
was decided to sponsor a boat
parade, July IL, in connection with
the seventh Indian River Motor
Boat Regatta being held July 13 in
the afternoon at Riverdale. The
Sunday afternoons races will be
handled by the Indian River Water
Sports Club which has its club
house and pier at Riverdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Schotts of Oak
Orchard, are spending this week
at their home in Boothwyn, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Calhoun
OF Georgetown, were Sunday after
noon visitors with Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Calhoun.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Corcorcan
entertained on Friday evening,
June 13, at their cottage at River
dale In honor of their daughter,
Susan, who celebrated her sixth
birthday anniversary. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Lingo of
Long Neck, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Will
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Will
son of Seaford.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mitchell were Mr.. and Mrs.
Kendall Warren of Swan Greek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington Wilson
of Seaford, spent the weekend at
their cottage at Riverdale.
Milford chronicle., 1958-06-20

Saturday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Beebe. of Newark, Del,
were callers of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Abbott, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raylyn Hoyt and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Dickerson and son, Richard, had a
delightful trip on Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Sheppard was a week
end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Higman, of Milford
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Spicer
motored to Folcroft, Pa, during
the past weekend aad were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bently Steward
and family.
Fathers Day, Sunday, June 18th,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Abbott, Sr.,
had as guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Hayden, of Rehoboth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Rogers, of Wilmington, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Abbott, Jr. and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Woot-
ten and family, of Glendale.
Lawrence E. Warren, student at
the University of Delaware, New
ark, is vacationing with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Short and
son, Harold, visited friends on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Williams and
son, Dennis, were Sunday callers
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rogers, of
Lincoln.
Mrs. Katie Fitzgerald of Lincoln.
was a recent caller in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. w. Warren were
Sunday guests of MIR. and Mrs. VIM
Gorlick and family in New Jersey.
To honor father on Fathers Day,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorlick gave dinner
for Mr.. I. w. Warren and other
guests were his children: Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Schimpf and family, of
New Jersey and Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Hinkle, and family OF Penn
sylvania.
The Glendale Excelsior Co.
opened their new plant for work
Monday, June 18th The old build
ing was completely destroyed by
fire in the spring. We are very glad
the company is back in business
The Ladies Auxiliary of Appel
Tucker Post No. 9244 will have q
bake on July 4, 1858 at the Esso
Station, proprietor, VIM. d. Filings