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Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10
May Queen Selected
At Wesley College

Janice Yaglenski, of Rutledge,
Pa. has been elected 1859 May
Queen at Wesley College, Dover.
She will reign over traditional
May Day festivities on the college
campus on Saturday, May 2.
The Wesley May Day observance
is part of the Delaware capitors
two-day Old Dover Days, when the
clock is turned back to the eigh-
teenth century.
Miss Yaglenski, a second-year
secretarial student at Wesley, will
have in attendance five other goods
at the Dover college; Senior
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Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10
Antiques To Feature
White Elephant Sale
Affairs Being Sponsored BY Mems
Fellowship At Georgetown

Valuable antiques, from the es-
tate of the late Mrs. Lavenia Ad-
ans, will feature the White Ele-
phant Sale sponsored by the Wes-
ley Methodist Mems Fellowship of
Georgetown, on Saturday, April
18th, at 200 p. m, in front of the
Jones Memorial Hall, Georgetown.
Among the articles to be offered
is a chest of drawers, Victori-
an sofa, a sideboard, drop leaf
table, six matching goblets, a gold
leaf mirror, three tagged chairs,
two matching blue vases, num-
Der of pieces of amber glass and
several pieces of milk glass.
Wallace Townsend, president of
the Fellowship, states that the re-
ceipts from the sale will go to the
general budget of the church.
Continued on page seven)
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10
Band Boosters Club
Bazaar And Supper
Plans Are Complete For Affair
Tomorrow Night

Mrs. Wilma Roberts, president
of the Band Boosters Club, an
nounces all plans are now COM
plete for the annual Bazaar and
Supper. Donations have been COM
ing in and everything is fully or
ganized. The purpose of this event
is to raise money to buy some
drums for the Bands. The date
chosen is Saturday, April 18th, to
be held in the Milford High School.
Mrs. Mabel Bennett, who is
chairman of the flower booth, an
nounces a wide variety of flowers,
bushes, and bulbs are already on
hand. There will be day lilies,
chrysanthemums, African violets,
gloxena, begonia, and other potted
plants, gladiola bulbs, many other
bulbs, perennials, azalea bushes,
and asters are a few of the items
already available. This will be
CONTINUED on page seven)
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10
1859 Chest X-Ray To
Open In Kent County

The 1859 Chest X-Ray Program
in Kent County will open on Fri
day, April 10th, at Milford.
This free service. sponsored by
the State Board of Health and the
Delaware Anti-Tuberculosis So
ciety, is offered to all citizens Is
years of age and over. All who
have not been x-rayed for two
years are urged to visit the Mo-
bile Units.
The community schedule at Mil
ford is as follows:
Friday, April 10: 1:00-5:O0 d.
m. Fountains Package Store, 514
Continued on page ninel
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10

largest radio-TV chains.
Rollins Delaware radio stations
are VANS, Wilmington, and WI
WI, Georgetown. The sale of Gulf
port Broadcasting Co., a group of
Pensacola business men, is subject
to the approval of the Federal
Communications Commission. The
announced purchase price is ST.
100000.
MIR. Rollins has extensive real
estate interests in Florida includ-
ing apartment houses, groves, and
waterfront properties. His pur-
chase of 1900 acres in south CEN
trail Florida was one of the largest
single real estate acquisitions by
an Individual in Florida's history.
Mr.. Rollins made it clear that
the addition of the Florida TV
station would in no way interfere
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Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10

Because of Frankie's looks, per-
sonality, and sincerity, he was
chosen for one of the starring
roles in the Warner Brothers mo-
tion picture "Jamboree". In this
picture frankie sang his second
record for Chancellor Records,
Teachers Pet.
1t really wasn't until his third
release, de De Dinah', that the
entire country became aware that
a new teenage idol had arrived.
For the short time he has been
singing and making records,
frankie has a National Fan Club
membership of approximately 10O,-
900 and it is steadily growing.
frankie has appeared on the
Patti Page big Record" show, the
Perry Como Show. Dick Clark's
American Bandstand", and the
Continued on page ten)
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10
Elementary Children
Taking Field Trips
Supervised Excursions Are Part Of
Planned Educational Experiences

The fourth, fifth, and sixth
grade. children of Lakeview, Le-
gion, and Lulu M. Ross Elemen-
tary Schools are again taking field
trips as a part of their planned
educational experiences under the
supervision of the Elementary Fac
ulty.
The field trips give our children
many advantages, some of which
are: 1. Experiences beyond their
home environment; 2. First-hand
information about our early Ameri-
can history through visiting colo
nial homes, churches, and historic
buildings; 8. An opportunity for a
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Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10
NatI Chicken Cooking
Contest Group ActiUe
Mrs Samuel Kendall Of Dover Chairman OF The
And Is Being Aided BY "a Women And Men From
Every Part OF The Delmarva Peninsula.

Twentyfour and five different
Demara
chairman Reed
year Kendall of
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10
Rollins BrOadcasting Go.
Purchases Florida Station

Rollins President Rollins Broadcasing Tlecasn
cola
group among the nations
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10
frankie AUdIon To Appear
At Kent-Susser County Fair

recording Venus staying at the tor
popular attraction al
Delaware
young recording of
him the TEEN
vrr CTNCT CETTvT
Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10
State PIA Convention VIII
Begin In DOUer Tonight

convention Delaware
units al he will end.
be at
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be hostess to the Breakfast Pin
ochle club on Saturday, December
5, at her home.
Returns Home: Mrs. Edith Sizer
Of Chicago. who spent the holiday
week in the Twin Cities visiting
relatives and friends, left for her
home on Tuesday. Mrs. Sizer was
the houseguest Of her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Salter Of 1913 w. Central Av
She shared her visit with her
daughter and son-in-law, DR.. and
Mrs. Norman Howell of 2914 14th
Av. s., Minneapolis and her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Sizer and sons Of 1852 Oak
land Av., Minneapolis. Mrs. Sizer
has been i'll for the past few weeks,
but is able to be up and is respond
ing to treatment.
Club Plans: Final plans for the
clubs annual Christmas party
were completed when the Oak
Leaf Art club met Monday night,
November 80, at the home Of Mrs,
Roxie Anderson, TAT Carroll Av.
The party is scheduled for Monday,
December 10, at the home of Mrs.
Susie Napue, 59S Carroll Av. Fol-
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ketball game between the Globe
trotters and the Boston Celts,
which was a highlight of their
stay.
Visiting Mother: Miss Sarah
Adams, 394s Fifth Av. s., nurse
at Mt. Sinai hospital, left the city
Monday for st. Louis, Mo-, to visit
her mother, Mrs. A. Bass. Miss
Adams win be away for two weeks.
Out OF Hospital: Mrs. Charles
Dorothy Brooks Of 1882 Third
Av. S., was released Thursday
from a hospital in Perham, Mimi,
where she had been a patient as
a result Of injuries received in an
auto accident on Sunday, Novem-
Der %. She is now convalescing
at home.
Attended Beauticians COnven-
ton: Mrs. Ruby Howelton, presi-
dent, Mrs. Katherine White, vice
president and Mrs. Yvonne Jones,
secretary of Minneapolis Beautic-
ians chapter No. 210, attended the
Iowa State Hairdressers Conven-
ton in Des Moines, Ia, over the
weekend. They were accompanied
on the trip by Mrs. Lillian King.
They report the convention was
wonderful, with workshops, clinic
and charm classes. Sessions were
held at the Crescent Beauty School
owned by Mrs. Pauline Humphrey.
Bill Simmons of New York City,
nationally known hair stylist gave
instructions and a charm school
was conducted by Psyche Pate"
Of Kansas City, Mo.
Dinner Hosts: Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Vaughn of 1920 Fourth
Av. s., were hosts at dinner on
Thanksgiving day. Guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Cooper and
son, Marke and Mrs. Essie Fan
ando.
Thanksgiving With Aunt: Mrs.
Blanche Mayes, 1916 Fourth Av.
s., flew to Omaha, Neb., to spend
the Thanksgiving holiday weekend
with her aunt, Mrs. Chris Johnson.
Back Home: Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les w. Glenn, 364O Fourth Av. S.,
returned home Monday night from
Davenport, Ia, where they spent
Thanksgiving weekend visiting
Mrs. Glenn's cousin, Mrs. Anne
Price and family.
Dinner Guests: Mr.. and Mrs,
Tela B. Burt, 1896 Third Av. s.,
were gracious hosts when they
entertained a few friends at dinner
on Thanksgiving day. Following
dinner guests enjoyed socializing.
Enjoying their hospitality were
Messrs. and Mines. Ed Nichols,
Percy Hughes Sr., James Brown,
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Rev. and Mrs. Louis w. johnson,
and Mines. Eugene Shepherd and
Homer Starks.
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests: Mr..
William L. Smith, 1887 Stevens
Av, who is now a patient in Glen
Lake sanitarium, spent Thanks
giving day at home with his wife.
They were hosts at dinner to Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Brown of st.
Paul, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Somer-
Vile, Mrs. Harry Massengill and
Mrs. Winifred Young. After dinner
other friends dropped in to visit
with Mr.. Smith. They were Mr..
and Mrs. William N. North, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Barnes, Mrs. Sam
Woodland and Mrs. Sam Law, both
of Little Rock, Ark.
Mother Is Guest: Mrs. Sam
Woodland Of Little Rock, Ark, ar
rived in the city Wednesday, No
vember IS, for a visit with her
family. She Is sharing her visit
with her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. william North Of
2522 Fourth Av. s., her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Shaw Of 2916 Garfield Av. and
another daughter, Miss Catherine
Woodland Of 4525 Fourth Av. s.
Also a guest in the William North
home over Thanksgiving was Mrs.
Sam Law Of North Little Rock,
Ark. The Norths were hosts at
a family dinner on Thanksgiving
day. Guests were their mother,
Mrs. Woodland, houseguest, Mrs.
Law, Mr.. and Mrs. James Shaw
and daughter and Miss Catherine
Woodland.
Dinner Hosts: Mr.. and Mrs.
Claud Burt, 2S1S 18th Av. s., were
hosts at dinner on Thanksgiving
day. Dinner served in a relax man.
ner, started off with cocktails
which were enjoyed as guests ex-
changed gay repartee. Floral ar
rangements of NUNS in varying
hues added charm to the setting
Enjoying their hospitality were
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas johnson
Mrs. Anna Lee johnson, Mrs. Jes.
sic Shepard and Mr.. Robert John
son.
Club Hostess: Mrs. Rosemary
Micheau, 1858 Second Av. s., wa.
hostess to Les Amies Club at the
clubs social meeting on Monday
evening, November 80. The high
light Of the evening came will
viewing films Of previous Christ
mas party which showed some o.
the members and their friends
During the evening Miss Nolits
Micheau, daughter of the hostess
presented two piano selections
Plans for the clubs annual holiday
party were completed at business
meeting held at the home Of thu
president, Mrs. Lois johnson, 1913:
Third Av. S., and at which time
the club welcomed a new member
Mrs. Barbara Westberry. Mrs
Vera Phifer, 344S Oakland Av. viii
be hostess at the December meet
ing.
; Thanksgiving Dinner Guests
Dinner guests of the Robert vii
liams of 1920 Park Av., Thanks,
giving day were Mrs. Edward H
Blackwell, Jr., Major Verdia M
H. Arnold and Cecil E. Newman.
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lowing the business session, a SOC
ial hour and lunch was enjoyed by
the group.
New Daughter: It's another
daughter for Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
mic Braddock Of TOT Iglehart Av.
Lisa Darlene arrived Thanxsgiv-
ing day, November 18th in st.
Joseph's hospital and tipped the
scales at seven pounds and two
ounces. Mother and baby sister
were enthusiastically greeted on
their arrival home Tuesday by
Cherry, Marie, Junauld and Vianne,
who welcomed their new play
mate. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 8. Brown
Of st. Paul are the maternal
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin H. Braddock of Tplersvill,
Miss, are the paternal grandpar-
ents.
Dinner Hosts: Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Brayboy of 57s Rondo Av..
were hosts to a group of friends
for Thanksgiving dinner Thursday.
November 26. Guests enjoying their
hospitality included Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Bibb, Mr.. and Mrs. E. N.
Dent, Miss Janice Brantly, all of
st. Paul and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Mcdaniel of Minneapolis. The day
held a double meaning for the
McDonalds as it marked the 40th
wedding anniversary Of the couple.
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Open House = leo
Climexes Crispus
A++ucks Drive


The annual membership drive
sponsored by Crispus Attacks
Home, which began November LIST,
was climaxed on Sunday after
noon, November 20, with an Open
House and Tea at the Home, 4e9
Collins Av.. from $3.50 to 7 pm
FAN was delightfully."- indicated
in the abundance Of fall flowers
in different hues placed at various
points throughout the rooms, with
white and yellow NUNS FREEDOM
mating. Between the hours some
300 friends, members and well
wishers came in to tour the build
ing and enjoy tasty refreshments.
The exquisitely laid tea table,
spread with a white satin damaslS
cloth, was centered with an artis-
tic arrangement of white, yellow
and rust NUNS between silver
candelabra holding burning white
tapers. A silver tea service adorn-
ed one end Of the table and a
silver coffee service at the oppo-
site end.
Hostesses presiding at the tea
table were Mines. M. 1. Lieber-
mann, president of the Women's
Welfare League of st. Paul, John
Dittmarson, from the Lutheran
Women's Missionary League, Percy
Dawson, Denzil A. Carly, Stephen
Maxwell, Alexander Abrams, Mar
ion Brown, George Brooks Jr.,
Louis M. Moore, Jessie Shepard
Charles Bradley, Noble Floyd
Donald Lewis, Harlan A. Stokes
and Estyr Peake. Other hostesses
assisting were wives of board
members.
A musical program was present
ed at intervals during the after.
noon. Participating were Mrs
Alma Freeman, vocalist, who was
accompanied by Mrs. Harriet Byrt
Gordon at the piano; baritone sole
by Mr.. James Murray, accompan
, led by his daughter, Miss Mary
Kaye and two numbers, Let U!
Break Bread Together anC
Trees" rendered by Mrs. Ermine
Hall Allen accompanied by Mrs
Gordon. Mrs. Gordon played {
background of incidental music
throughout the afternoon.
The drive was reported highly
successful by the committee. Com
mittees in charge of the various
phases of the affair We're chaireC
.fby Mrs. NJ. K. Mcknight, refresh
ment; Mrs. Madge Kempe, pro
gram; Mrs. Frances Hughes anC
Mrs. Matryce Dempsey, co-chair
man of the membership drive anC
DR.. Alexander Abrams is chairman
of the Board. Mrs. Naomi Thomas
is supervisor of the Home.
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uruAy mBnt, december ID with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Arlington,
344S Third Av. s., az hosts. At
the November meeting held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George VIII
liams, 2soe 22nd Av. s., plans were
formulated for the clubs annual
Christmas party.
Anniversary Greetings: Greet
ings to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ben
ford Of TO Fremont Av. NJ, who
win observe their second wedding
anniversary on Monday, Decem-
Der z.
Spent Holiday With Parents:
Miss Mnicent Wheeler, 1850 Fifth
Av. g., spent the Thanksgiving
holiday with her parents in Omaha,
Neb. Miss Wheeler Is now residing
at 1850 Fifth Av. 8. She formerly
resided at 1912 Elliot Av.
Brother Was Guest: Mr.. Earl
Smith of Kansas City was a guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Moppins,
1915 Fifth Av. s., sister and broth
er-in-law. Mr.. Smiths visit was
planned to spend some time with
Mr.. Moppins who is a patient in
University hospital, where he is
reported In fair condition.
Weekend In Iowa: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jones and sons of 1886 Fifth
Av. 8. spent the holiday weekend
in Des Moines. Ia, visiting Mr..
and Mrs. William Goode. Mrs.
Goode is the mother of Mr.. Jones.
While there they attended a bas,
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Iiberian Representative
Tell OF Violence

Raleigh, N. c. (ANP) - The
assistant secretary of state of Lib
eria, Angie Elizabeth Brooks, who
was guest speaker at the oath
celebration Of Founders Day at
Shaw University last week, pre-
dicted that If the United Nations
do not take positive action toward
solving problems of Africa, the
eventual result may be violence en-
quilting the continent. Miss Brooks
is Liberian representative to the
U.N.
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Social and Personal
< ST. PAUL 4

Weekend In Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lewis and
daughter Christi Frances of 944 Igehar returned home
Monday morning from Chicago where they spent Thanks
giving holiday visiting friends They the housegues of
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Hggnbotham The accorded
social cOureses in the Windy City well Robbins
and Aurora, Ill, and report a wonderful time was had
Club Hostess Mrs Sidney Saer. 1913 Central Az
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Series E and H Savings Bonds,
bought now, when held to maturi-
ty pay 80 per cent. Maturity for
E bonds sold since June l, 1859.
is 7 years and 9 months; for H
bonds, 10 years.
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held the spotlight with their mr.
Resplendant in lovely crea
bers of Fezzan Court received an
equally fashionable throng. The
Daughters were radiant az they
received their guests, who were
registered by Mrs. Ida Mae Muir
ply and Mrs. Minnie Raymond.
Souvenir packages Of cigarettes
were given each guest.
Mrs. Teresa Banks, illustrious
COMMANDERS, was a fetching pic
ture in a ball length gown Of
white lace with silver threads and
an inverted crown embellished with
rhinestones. Mrs. Gertrude Greene,
general chairman for the ball, was
adorable In a white embroidered
satin, floor length gown enhanced
with rhinestone jewelry, while
Mrs. Leota Perkins, co-chairman
was striking in a floor length gown
Of white nylon lace with rhine
stone jowelry.
At the appointed hour, a high
light of the delightful fete came
during the introduction ceremony.
Mrs. Leota Perkins, co-chairman
greeted guests and then introduced
Mrs. Gertrude Greene, general
chairman who gave a few welcom-
ing remarks and she in turn in
troduced the illustrious command
ress, Mrs. Teresa Banks. Mrs.
Banks presented Chalmer Lawson,
potentate Of Fezzan Temple, who
gave a few remarks of commenda-
ton to the daughters.
Potentate Lawson presented
bouquet of flowers from Fezzan
Temple to Mrs. Banks, illustrious
COMMANDERS, to Mrs. Gertrude
Greene, imperial deputy Of the
Desert of Minnesota and general
chairman and to Mrs. Fern Helm
worthy grand matron of the O.E.S.
P.H.A. of Minnesota. Miss Fay
Franklin, reigning queen of the
Court was introduced and present
ed with a corsage from the court
and a bouquet from the temple
The COMMANDERS Mrs. Banks
was presented with a GARDENS
corsage from the court.
Other mobiles introduced were
John r. Lawrence, most worship
full grand master for the state o.
Minnesota and Clarence Smith
worthy grand patron of the Ordel
of the Eastern Star of Minnesota
All committee members wert
identified by wearing badges anc
corsages of white carnations.
Following the introductions, thu
daughters and their escorts led by
Mrs. Banks, illustrious command
ress and Mr.. George S. Banks Jr.
promenaded in the Grand March
which was directed by Noble Mar
tin Wellington.
The orchestra was superb anC
the floor was filled with dancer:
for every number. Daughter Ger
aldine Fuller of Chicago, a member
of the Court, and Noble William
McQuerry also of Chicago, member
of Fezzan Temple No. 26, came to
the Twin Cities for the occasion
Praises for the detailed planning
of the ball go to Mrs. Greene
chairman and Mrs. Perkins, CO.
chairman for Minneapolis and theil
excellent committee which was
comprised of the following daught'
ers: Mines. Harriet Jones, Cornelis
Spencer, Bessie Ratliff, Lydia Pill
low, Janet Carter, Helen Lawrence
Alma Kinney, Lucille McAdams
Rosi Anna Beasley, Ella Ma
Ewing, Clara Mae Davis, De
Vaughnia Simmons, Dorothy
Payne, Cecilia williams and Mar
garet Wright.
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Social and Personal
* MINNEAPOLIS (

Brother Dies Mrs Bessie Lewis 1929 Fourth Av s.
ceved word of the sudden death of brother Charles Rhodes
OF Milwaukee, who died IL 80 pm Thanksgiving day. Mr.
Rhodes death occurred the date and month his father
Albert Rhodes who died just So years ago November &C.
1928 Mrs. Lewis left Friday for Milwaukee attend funeral
services
Club Makes Plans The Twilight Social club will Sat.
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DAUGHTERS OF ISIS HOLD FIRST
COMMANDERS BALL AT ARIZONA ROOM
GALA CROWD ENJOYS DANCING-MuSlC

The Arizona Room of the Prom Ballroom in ST. Paul a
for social gatherings in this community resounded
the merry making of gala and glamorouS
hundred they danced the evening mery away Friday
night November e. Fezzan Court No. Daughters of
held the spotlight with their first COMMANDERS Ball.
Resplendant in lovely creations in traditional white mem.