Milford chronicle., 1959-08-07
Cornerstone Laying
For NeIC Library
Here Sunday
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cations and friends.
The L. d. Caulk Research and
Central Laboratories in memory
of Rita Jane Holleger, presented
six children's books, "A Friend is
Someone Who Likes You, by
Angland; "Chanticleer and the
Fox, by Sheare; "The Witch OF
Blackbird Pond, by Meyer; Betsy
Ross and the Flag, by Mayer;
Joan of Arc, by Ross and Leon
ardo Da Vinci", by Hahn.
Mrs. William Minner of Harr-
ington, in memory of Mrs. Harry
Grier, gave Easy Ways to a
Beautiful Garden; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hallett Vinyard gave Abandon
Ship" by NewcOmbe, as a MEM
orial to Peter Hammond. Mrs.
Gustav Swanson presented also in
his memory, I'm the Shadow of
The Almighty, by Elliott.
The Milford New Century Club
gave Dear and Glorious Physi-
clan" by Caldwell in memory of
Miss Elizabeth Stidham. Michel
angelo" was given in memory of
Mrs. William G. Taylor and Leon
ardo da Vinci" for Miss Edna
Barker. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Marshall
Townsend presented PERSONAL
ties of the Old Testament" by
James and "The New Testament
in modern English" by Phillips in
memory of William v. Sipple. Mr..
and Mrs. John Glenn gave "The
Richardson's of Delaware" in mem
ory of Robert d. Prettyman and
also "Lincoln's Sons" by Randall
for William v. Sipple. my God
and My All' (Life of Saint Francis
of Assisi) by Goudge, Mrs. Gustav
Swanson presented in memory of
her mother Nettie LeTour We'll
come. Many gift books from Mrs.
John Munson of Dover, Miss Caro-
lyn White, Mrs. Daniel Friedman,
Mrs. Simeon Richardson and other
library patrons have afforded much
pleasure.
New Fiction Command the
Morning, Buck; April Harvest"
Bud6; Back of Sunset, Cleary; !;
Mountain Nurse, Gaddis; 'Lud-
mila", Calico; Mrs. 'Arris Goes
to Paris, Calico, Walk With
Peril, Jackson; "1Ne Third
Choice, Janeway; "The Lion"
Kessel; Murder and Blueberry
Pie, LOckridge; with This
Ring, Loring; "The Ugly Ameri-
cam, Lederer; BEST Sports Stor-
les 1882, Marsh; "The Young I'll
tam, Mason; "The Listening
Walls" Millar; :"Story of the Gold
en- Pavilion, Mishima; "The Magic
Barrel, Malamud; 1.-The Watch
That Ends The Night, MacLen-
non; Doctor Zhivago", Pasternak;
Storm in the Village, Miss Read !;
Saturday Evening Post Stories
1852, Saturday Evening Post;
Mine Coaches Waiting, Stewart;
"The Long, Long Love-, Sullivan;
Prisoner of Tordesillas" Schoon-
over; Middle Age of Mrs. Eliot"
Wilson.
New Non-Fiction-"A Alaska, the
Big Land, Adams; ''Twixt Twelve
and Twenty, Boone; "The Van
Cliburn Legend, Chasing; Gamer
lean High School Today, Currant;
Science In Our Own Back Yard"
Cooper; Star Maker, David w.
Griffith, Croy; War Memoirs of
Charles deGaulle", deGaulle; Mem
oirs of a Dutiful Daughter, de-
Beauyoir; "Fidel Castro, Rebel
Liberator", Dubois; Elizabeth the
Great, jenkins; above All a
Shepard, Groppi; 81 Always
Wanted to be Somebody, Gipson;
Complete Poems, Houseman;
Mine Enemy Grows Older, King; p;
Eat Well and Stay Well", Keys /;
Lincoln Finds Cod, Lindstrom
81 Found God in Soviet Russia"
Noble; +'Active Games and Con-
tests, Mason; Long Way From
Missouri, Mcbride; "Richard
Nixon, Mazo; What We Must
Know About Communism, Over
street: "Kyra", Petrovakeya; "The
Babe and T., Ruth; Born Before
Yesterday, Mrs. Theodore Roose-
velt, Jr.; Secret Mission of the
Civil War, Stern; "The Years
With Ross, Thurber; "The Pro-
fessor and T., Van Doren.
Library Hours = Monday even
ing, to 8; Wednesday morning,
10 to IL; Friday evening, to 81;
Saturday morning, 10 to IL.