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Milford chronicle., 1959-09-04
Thirty Years Ago
Taken from One Sept. 6, 1873 Issue

Taken from the Sept. 6, 1929 Issu
Miss Laura Seely, of Gold
ey's College, Wilmington, spent
the weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Seely of
Marshy Hope.
The old Queen Anne Rail-
road bridge crossing the Dover
Canal in Pilottown, has been
purchased by a firm of junk
dealers and will be removed
by them.
Miss Effie Pence, stenogra-
pher and bookkeeper for the
Bridgewater Motor Company Of
Bridgewater, Va, has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. j. M.
Bennett of Frankford.
On Sunday afternoon, Miss
Ina Langrell, only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Langrell,
of Frederick, was united in
marriage to Reed Hughes of
FELTON,, by theeRev. Frank Her
son at the Milford parsonage.
Miss Langrell is a teacher of
the 9Th grade at the Caesar
Rodney School. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hughes are occupying their
new home opposite the FELTON,
School.
Milford chronicle., 1959-09-04
The Past In Review
News As 1t Was Reported In The Chronicle
Forty Years Ago
Taken from the Sept. ), 1913 Issue

Taken from the Sept. 8, 1919 IssI
Misses Elizabeth Register,
Isabelle Ross and Esther Reg
, lister of Lewes, have returned
home after spending the sum-
mer at Bismark, S. ID.
Miss Ruth Draper returned
home Wednesday evening after
spending the summer in the
AdirOndacks and now has as
her guests the Misses Charlotte
and Margaret Ormsbee of Ell
Paso, Texas.
Lima beans are selling for
forty cents the quart in the
Georgetown market and few
are to be had at that price.
Never in the history of the
county, according to old resi-
dents, has the price been so
high as this season and the
crop so short.
sss
John w. Reynolds of Bridge
vile, left a basket of apples at
the Chronicle office last week
which was a picture. The ap-
pies were of the Stayman and
Grimes Golden variety and
forty-six apples filled the bas-
ket. They tasted just as nice
as they looked,
Milford chronicle., 1959-09-04
DISPLEASED CUSTOMER

MILWAUKEE, (P)-David Brooks
is involved in a divorce Suit be-
cause he bought some pictures of
a nude woman. But Brooks, not
his wife, is filing the divorce ac-
ton.
He got the surprise of his life,
Brooks testified in Circuit Court,
when he discovered that the pic
lures were of his wife.
Milford chronicle., 1959-09-04
REAL GONE CAT

TALOGA, Okla. (P)-The Chris
tian Church has booted a cat from
it's ranks. The stray cat was al
lowed to reside at the church until
it became too enthusiastic and
broke up a recent Sunday service
by leaping onto the pulpit.
Milford chronicle., 1959-09-04

The Misses Elizabeth Spicer
and Delma Warren of Ellen
dale. are vacationing at Niagara
Falls, N. Y, and in Canada.
Miss Helen Pierce returned
home from a two months trip
to Japan on Wednesday of last
week and is spending the bal
ance of her vacation at the
Primrose cottage at Slaughter
Beach before returning to her
work at Wilmington High
School.
The wedding of Miss Isabel
Ann Simpson, daughter of
George B. Simpson, and the
late Mrs. Simpson of Houston,
and William L. Steele, of Sea-
ford, son of Mrs. James B.
Steele and the late Mr.. Steele
of Harbeson. took place at the
st. Johns Methodist parson-
age, Seaford. on August 10, at
z o'clock. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Otis P. JEFF
ferson, pastor. Mrs. F. Albert
Webb. sister of the bride, was
her attendant, and Ralynn
Hoyt acted as best man. After
a wedding trip to Atlantic City,
they are now at home near
Seaford.
Milford chronicle., 1959-09-04
South Pacific Plays
Schines Until Sept. g
CONTINUED from page one)

Since this film is recommended
for the entire family, special re-
duced prices are in effect for the
weekday matinees and families
will be wise to take advantage of
these bargain matinees.
When you see South Pacific
at the "Air conditioned" Milford,
you see and enjoy it on the Shores
largest panoramic screen, in full
hi-f1delity stereophonic sound and
in glorious color. Your movie plea
sure is assured through expert
projection and courteous service.
Milford chronicle., 1959-09-04
Bankers To Hold Annual
Outing On September
IIIth
(continued from page onel

CONTINUED from page one)
ing. Introductions only NO
SPEECHES. Dinner will be served
at 700 p. m. Dancing under the
stars was received with so much
enthusiasm last year that it is a
must for this year from 800 p. m.
to 100 a. m. to the tunes of the
Starlighters.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
Data M Chatter
BY DARCY pEAEuLR

FROM HOLLYWOOD TO HARLEM Whatzis whatzis
playing Gardner Reports from
beautiful gigantic bouquet
presented English adrer first delivered
the gftgive He turn repeatedly demanded
hates how they landed Lenas lap
Speaking the local didn't let
Purdon his wife
Christian took place that famed
night spot Brctop veneto section
HOws this for showmanp Tor brothery love hail fellowship
Etc. Young Mathis Johnny that is knowing talent when he
fourweek engagement for Larry Daniels also boy
singer, after seeing the latter in West coast club
Hereten Archie Moore will yet in "uce
berry Mary looking the laundry
shrinlcs Beafonte's pants
the Week. "NOnchalance the ability
like when you have acted like a Jaclass"
singer Jeffries will the movie King
Sammy ?? Hollywood grapevine indicates
Incidentally story
Haitian Emperor, Herr Christophe
Don't invite Dorothy Donegan and dancer Al Williams to the
party Dorothy this Dennison-s
portray Lady Day"
Holiday" story Waxman
added the Billy Ecines his list Spotted
parked Of Hills (Cah)
"Volxswagen Go Home"
One Hollywood glamour boy confirmed bachelor overheard
tell adming Stae" could call wedding
band smart aeck he he created the beauty
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30

heard your parents say that to you
and all you wished was that they
could feel the punishment. Now
you know.
How happy you feel that you
know all they ever said or did for
you was with the idea Of teaching
you to become a fairly well bal
anced person. Now you appreciate
them as you go through the years
with your own children. You are
so happy for your parents, guild
ance that you tell them how much
you do appreciate all they ever did
for you.
BY this time you are in your
thirties. You are buying a car and
a home and the going is a little
rough and you have to tell your
children you cannot afford to let
them drive the car yet.
You explain that they are too
young and feel sorry for them
when they tell you they are old
enough to accept that respon-
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Africa AT. A Glance

ARK 10 RESCUE ANIMALS IN AFRICA GIFT FROM BRITISH
Aasbuy CAP-Appanty British Subjects are great lovers OF
Many the construction Of ten
fortyve foot super be used to marooned wild
game Northern RhOdesian side of Lake Kara
animals been stranded by waters rising behind the karOa
LoUw ACCEPTS INVITATION
Acca CArJP-Erc repeatedly accepted Prime Minister
and win visit here next year Louw
minister African Exterrnan affairs
BEBoYA OPPOSES WHITE LAND BILL
(ANP-Nationast leader Tom Mboya opposing the
white hghands proposal which accepted would end the exclusive
land for European farming MOOya and other
protesting against the land being owned on racial GROUNDS
because the belongs to the Africans already"
TRANSLATOR GETS copy"
New Yox tANP)-rhe translator of Protestant edition
Of the New Testament the Rev Francois Aoa
was given the work at the American Bible
sOes headquarters The minister lives in the caeroOn
NEW STAMPS FOR GHANA
Accra (ANP-New ssGed here early this month to
replace all current which being recalled The set
Is in ALL introduced into Ghana since the
country attained independence.
BETTER RAILROADS
Accra ANP)-The chana railway agreed train
services to serve industry public increased volume
traffic makes this more necessary the railroad continue
working efficiently spokesman related The railway ana arOors
planning $sOOOOOOO development program to in
troduce locomotives in this country.
Ieopoldvine Belgian Congo (ANP)Ae eight day walOut
edup port and railroad agency more
African workers participating in the Congo first legal
strike, granted a IL per cent wage increase
LIBERIAN SENATOR BURIED
MonrOvia Liberia (ANp)-Fmeral
for the Honorable senator for Grand
county recently New York hospital During the
Republic flown at hastaff all public
buildings similar position for SOday period
also president Of the National Bar
and Pro Tempore Of the berian senate
MORE FT.ARE-UPS CONGO
Leopoldvie Belgian Congo (ANP-Inteba riots have broken
Banngle section of the lower Congo The violence re-
poy when members Of the Baann and Banboma tribe
got a dispute the ownership Of land
warefare ragged between the Luua and Baluba
NON-WHITE TEACHERS CURED FROM LEAVING AFRICA
South Africa ANP)-Non-white teachers and
non study
denied than
African have stopped the
country because there is short
of trained teachers"
the African teachers that there is actually surplus Of
existing hoolsnot shortage Moreover,
pointed that the possibly might fear they he
teachers) South segregation policies they
other countries.
win lose their jobs the
opportunity negotiate passports the futur they
publicity been given to the existing situation.
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sibility. They seem 50 young to
you, now.
BY the time you are in your late
forties you have stopped telling
your age. In fact you put it back
a few years.
BY this time you are in your
late sixties and you are retired.
You and your wife Tor husband)
have been enjoying doing things
and going places you have wanted
to see or do for many years but
never found the time.
You find it pleasant to plan the
places you viii go see soon.
Looking back over your life you
have many happy memories. Being
human, you have had your share
of sadness, too but that Is life. You
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30

File No. 92376
ORDER FOR HEARING PEW-
TION FOR ADMINISTRATION.
LIMITING TIME To FILE
CLAIMS AND FOR HEARING
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
IN PROBATE COURT
In Re Estate of Leslie e. Guist,
Decedent.
Order for Hearing Petition for
Letters Of Administrations
1T IS ORDERED that all persons
interested show cause, IL any they
have, before this Court on Monday,
November gard, 1859, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. in the Court House in Mime
apOlis. Minnesota, why the petition
of Robert Guist, of Hennepin County,
Minnesota for the appointment of
himself as administrator, herein
filed, should not be granted.
Order 10 File Claims and for
Hearing Thereon
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED that
within four months from the date
hereof all creditors of said Decedent
file their claims in this Court. Proofs
will be heard and claims examined
and adjusted before this Court on
Monday, March 7th, 1860, at 10
AhAHHcdpOliss
These orders shall be published in
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according to law.
COURT SEAL)
WITNESS the HON. MELVIN J.
PETERSON. Judge OF Probate
Court, this 22nd day of October
1859.
ROSE FOSSEEN
Clerk of Probate Court
s. II. Bellman
Attorney
5l2 Eicollet Bldg.
(Spokesman Oct. 80, Nov. and l3)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
releases stand out.

releases stand out.
The Drifters have what they
consider another unbeatable pop
hit" in Dance With Me-" flip,
True Love, True Love-" :. They
get good background assistance
for this type of offering-from an
orchestra directed by Richard Wess
|. Side two is accumulated by
string accompaniment and is beau
tiful The Atlantic recording
does pack appeal and should move
up on the pop chart.
Milt Buckner is also out with a
popular single, recorded for Capt.
tol Its called Mighty Low"
and is borrowed from Buckner's
recent album titled "Rocxin' Ham,
mond" On the flip side, the
pint-size pianist-organist plays a
tribute to his friend, Count Basic,
with an offering called Counts
Basement" Both are groovy.
The third number is a timely in
PRODUCTION Of Gloria Smyth to the
singles class on World Pacific
Records Titled Gee Baby"
"Tn Be Over" the disc is timely
because it follows on the heels of
Miss Smyth's successful appear
ances at Mr.. Kelly's" night in
Chicago and the Riviera Hotel in
Las Vegas She sang at the
Riviera with the Lionel Hampton
orch Both sides are delightful.
Next week the spotlight win be
on Eartha Kilt, who is with a
new album for Kapp, titled The
Fabulous Eartha."
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30

In the singles category, three
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
File No. 6l77I
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
NAME
STATE OF MINNESOTA

File No. 6l77l
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
NAME
STATE OF MINNESOTA }
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
We, the undersigned, hereby certify
that we are the persons who con-
duct and transact a commercial bus
mess at the City OF Minneapolis in
the County OF Hennepin, State Of
Minnesota, under the name and style
OF MINNESOTA CORRECT CAP co.
that the full and true individual
names OF each and every person who
IL in anyway interested in said bus
mess under said name, together with
the post office address OF each OF
them Is as follows, to-wit: Limo
Dancyger. l425-11th Avenue North
Minneapolis, Minnesota: Jose h
Nash, 1859 Webster Avenue, St.
Louis Park, Minnesota
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENHEPIN
SIS LIpo Dancyger
SIS Joseph Nash
On this 18th daV of October. 1859.
before me personally apDeared Loo
DRncvRer and Joseph Nash to me
known to be the persons who made
and signed the foregoing certificate.
and acknowledged that they ex-
ecuted the same as their own free
act and deed.
| CSEAL)
| fHeIen Kobin). Notary Public
Hennepin County. MINI.
Nv commission expires Arril T. 1868
(spokesman. Oct. 80, Nov. 6, 1887
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THIS N THAT
by hazel
underwood

GOD BLESS YOUR BIRTHDAY
God bless your birthday Let It be
A snilestone In eternity
Marking your passage onto earth,
Your private miracle Of birth.
Your birthday Is devoted to
A very happy happening-you. o.
This is a day to turn your heart to
Your fondest dreams, a day to
start to #.
Make them come true, a day to
60 on hr-
Unfolding; oh, a day to grow on!
Not a stopping place, but a day
to begin .".<
A day to chart high conquest in!
A birthday is a day to see
Yourself as a child Of eternity
On an adventure always new.
God bless your birthday God bless
you!-Selected.
As far back as you can remem.
Der didn't you want to be Just q
little older than you were?
First you began to go to school,
before you were old enough. Then
you begged to have the long curls
combed into a braid, while you
were still too young to be a grown
up.
For years, you wanted to be in
your teens. Finally the teen age
came and you still were not salts
fled but how you longed to be at
least Is or 10 so you could go out
with the girls, Tor boysD.
Or, you told your parents to
please let you have the family car
before you got too old to drive it!
And you told them you knew all
about life and that you were per-
fectly sure you could take care of
yourself under each and every
situation!
Also you let them know that you
knew a great deal more than they
thought you knew! All they want
ed was an opportunity to prove to
you that they were old enough to
DO AS THEY PLEASED!
Next, you were in your early
20's. You had finished school,
found a job and by this time your
life had been moulded. Then the
great day came and you were
married!
For the first time in your life
you looked at yourself. Where was
all Of the magic to growing old!
Now you were old enough to do as
you wished. But you found you
still could not do as you wished
because you loved your wife Tor
husband) and all Of your thoughts
were to make her Tor him) as
happy as possible. So, you made a
home and took on the cares of a
mother Tor father and now for
the first time you began to ap-
preciate your parents.
You learned It really did hurt
you to punish your child. You
thought of the times you had
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
Chauffeur WiIIed S., 900
RN Texas MiIlionuiFe

Fort Worth, Tex. (ANP) - Joe
Daniels, a chauffeur to one of the
worlds richest men now has a few
dollars to call his own. His boss,
Sid Richardson who died a few
weeks ago, willed him 5000.
Richardson. a bachelor So years
old, left 13 million dollars to nieces
and nephews. Daniels was the only
individual" outside the family to
receive a bequest Richardson s
wealth has been estimated at over
100 million dollars.
Daniels worked for him 20 years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30

You learned It really did hurt
you to punish your child. You
thought of the times you had
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
F0milY Quits When
Negro Joins Church

Milwaukee amp - Although
one white family recently with
drew from the congregation of st.
Johns Episcopal church because
a Negro was accepted as a men,
Der, the church will continue to
accept all races as members, Bis
hop Donald Hallock of the Mil
waukee diocese announced Mon
day.
The Rev. George w. Bersch, pas
tor Of the church, said the man in
question, a vestryman, resigned
when he learned a Negro had
joined the congregation. The pas
tor declined to identify the family
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
THE WEEK IN
RECORDS
BY Albert Anderson

"IntOn nelly wakes Gre4b
1t has always been said Of Wyn-
ton Kelly that he is an inventive
and clever musician. Not only is
! he a real artist at the keyboard,
but his playing has body and flaw
or. This is true whether he is play
ing background music or beating
out a fast solo.
Wynton proves all this anew on
his latest Riverside growing, titled
Kelly Blue. Backed by such able
new stars as Nat Adderley (cor-
nett, Benny Golson (tenor), Paul
Chambers (bass), Bobby Jasper
Cflute) and Jimmy Cobb (drums)
Kelly perhaps cut his best disc with
this album.
The group play six numbers; all
good. But on one in particular
Keep 1t Moving"-Kelly's piano
work stands out. Here the entire
sextet plays around Wynton, who
not only set the tempo but pro-
vides the transition between solos
to keep 'em moving. He also plays
a mean solo on the number.
Kelly and the sextet are also
good on the title number, but the
other four offerings, Softly as in
a Morning Sunrise" Green Dol
phin Street." Willow, Weep for
Me-, and "Old Clothes" are played
by trios with the musicians alter
mating with Kelly.
For real entertainment in good
lively modern jazz, you must hear
this disc. It's solid.
Back together again, this time
on the Dot label, are Louis Prims
and Kelly Smith, the popular hus,
band-wife team. On the album
titled Louis and Keely," Louil
plays trumpet solos and clowns
while Kelly swings delightfully."-
They sing a dozen tunes together
The fare includes such past favor
ties as And the Angels Sing" ant
Cheek to Cheek" and a gassy
new number called Bic Mir Bis
Du schon" A good set.
RCA Is out with a new album
titled Chatter Jazz, featuring
trumpetist Rex Stewart and from
ponist Dickie Wells that Is differ
ent and delightful =. The two vet
eran musicians are in anything bu
a serious mood, as they indulge ii
a musical Funniest . Playing sucl
tunes as Little Sir Echo" "Gimm
a Little Kiss" and side BY Side
the two talk back and forth b
each other on muted instruments
with the help Of background rhy
thin It's as good an limitation
Of human voices on instrument
as one can hear It's rea
crazy"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30

ouy had spent hours getting ready for her big datewh
promise time carries
Said actress would do better playing ball with group
she 10 a member-the tan clan.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30

realize now that you are wiser
than you were years ago, 50 you
watch the world as it hastens on.
Until next week, this Is "3O".
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-10-30
NATIONAL SPORTS

Are wen covered, factually and
with adequate background by
AMP sports editor for readers Of
this newspaper.
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-05
Q CoxBURG
LisIee Abel Broke
His Foot Saturday

law from Canton visited with
his mother, Mrs. Sally Chisolm
Sunday.
Friends are sorry that Mr..
Raft Harthcock is on the sick
list. We wish for him a speedy
recovery.
Charles Winstead and family
visited with Mrs. Alberta Win
setad Sunday.
The ball players are looking
forward for November 10. for
their first basket ball game with
Holly Bluff here.
Rev. Francis Varinces and son
Carl were dinner guests In the
Oscar Rogers home Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Webster transacted
business In Midnight Saturday,
Mr.. James r. Rogers from
New Orleans Is home for a few
days before going to Birning.
ham, Ala, for work,
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-05
Aisz'Hy Patrol
GSa,es WN1.ninU

Dirt and gravel haulers who
spill debris onto the highway
violate state law as well as
create serious hazard to an
proching motorists.
Mississippi law prescribes that
such dirt-moving vehicles be 80
constructed or loaded as to pre-
vent any of its load from drop
ping, sitting. leaking or other
wise escaping. !"
Public Safety Commissioner
Tom Scarborough points out that
motorists following or approach
Ing a loaded gravel or dirt
moving vehicle have little pro
lection from falling debris, and
contends that the burden of res
possibility rests with the hauler
when this occurs.
He warns that truckers who
permit such splitting will be
ticketed by Patrolmen when
violations are observed.
AS federal and state highway
construction mounts. dirt and
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-05

very little mention was given to
National Bible Week. An almost
obscure little notice Of the oc-
casion was spotted in religious
book store advertisement.
Peonle should not wait, though
for this special week to purchase
Or read the Bible. A Bible should
be present in the home, and it
-'louai be carefully and prayer
fully read each and every day.
Former President Harry S.
Truman, speaking recently as
a Baptist at a Methodist church
n Texas, advised the reading
If the Bible by the people of the
United States, and of the world.
Mr.. Truman said, Make 1t
your business to find out what
the Bible says about govern
ment.' The Laylnan's Day con-
gregation was told that both the
Constitution of the United States
nd the Declaration of Indepen-
dence were based on the Bible,
dispatches said.
The Missouri Democrat urged
he reading of Gods Word to get
4 better understanding of the
United States government. He
;aid that the Good Neighbor
policy came from the 10th Chap
ter of st. Luke's Gospel.
Let us follow Mr.. Truman's
and countless others advice and
pursue the Word of God. BY
learning ourselves in the Scrip
ures, we shall be able to find an
answer for our every problem.
comfort for our weary hearts,
and a closer fellowship with God.
Well, it looks like this area is
N for better television and radio
reception. with a new TV station
in operation nearby and a radio
station. WXTN. broadcastingg
here.
WABG-TV, Channel 6, began
operation with 10000 watts re-
Gently at Greenwood. The first
television station for the Miss
'ssippi Delta. it is affiliated with
Chs and radio station WABG.
The new television facility
brings to seven the number of
stations in the state. with others
being at jackson. Hathesburg.
Meridian, Columbus, and Tupelo.
And certainly we are proud of
our new radio station, Holmes
County's radio facility. And we
wish success for it and for the
new station at Greenwood, as
they add to the progress and
Improvement of the area.
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-05

SELL 1T OR SWAP IT
Holmes County herald., 1959-11-05
ULTIMATE VICTORY
OVER TUBERCULOSIS

Although tuberculosis still
claims about 1900 lives in this
country annually, health auth
critics believe the dread disease
can be eliminated within the
next three or four decades, if
adequate cooperation by the
public is forthcoming; however,
there must be no lessening of
the fight to control tuberculosis
merely because progress has
been achieved: Mississippi has
some $500 known eases active,
arrested, or healed. Medical
science has made phenomenal
gains In this field.