davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

like 8 vlastima, radi zalosnih
prilika u prvoj Jugoslaviji, te
je bio prisiljen da iseli u A.
meriku. U Chicagu je poceo
u svom zanatu u graditeljstvo
i kad Sc uputio u gradjevni
posao, poceo je sam "a sebe
kao graditelj kuca. Nakon sto
je postao gradjanin SDA po-
Sac je u svoju Dalmaciju, da
k sebi dopremi svoju obitelj.
Djecu je dao ma wise skolo-
vanje, a uz svoju vrijednu
pametnu suprugu posao mu
je napredovao. ,Moguce radi
prekomjernog rada dobio je
sreanu bolest j ma savjet lijec-
nika preselio je u Miami, Fla,
gdje je kupio hotel prozvao
ga je Chicago Hotel, koji je
hotel poznat mnogom nasem
svijetu. Radnja mu dobro u
spjeva, pax pod stare dane u
ziva zivot medju svojom die
com, unucadi brojnim prija-
teljima. Marin je i u Chicago,
ILL.,, bio dobar narodni covjek
i rodoljub. Takov je ostao
On s veseljem prina mas svi.
jet, koji dolazi u Miami, Fla
i uziva u svom narodu. U to-
me je stekao dobar glas kod
nasega svijeta. Bio mu sret-
no neka sa svojom supru.
gom u zadovoljstvu prozive
svoje stare dane.-Prijatelj.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04
POSI- LJEDICE TEHNICk0G
NAPREDkA
(Nastavak sa 3. strane)

(NaStavak sa s. Strane)
njenjem radnog tjedna uz j.
stu placu. U toku, pax, pre-
govora, on je odustao cd O.
vog sto je bio rekao. Koji su
tome razlozi mozemo samo
nagadjati. Sasvim je sigurno,
da su Sc poslodavci toj pro-
mjeni usprotivili, ali je sam
predlagatelj po svoj prilici o.
cjenio da prilike nisu jos ia
kove da bi n jeg ov predlog
mogao biti prihvacen kao dio
novog kolektivnog ugovora.
Novim izumima "a sigurno
su vec pogodjeni mnogi ma
81 stariji radnici, a i mnogi
drugi nece moci izbjeci, prize
iii kasnije, neminovnim po-
sljedicama suvremenog teh-
nickog razvitka. Jedni zbog
toga sto su postal suvisni u
procesu proizvodnje; dru 81,
jer su danas preskupi; treti,
jer suvremeni strojevi traze
uovi "tip" radnika, i t. d.
I dok nam je moderna teh-
nika $ jedne strane zbilja O.
laksala zivot obskrbljujuci
mas suvremenim sporetima ma
gas i elektriku, masinama "a
pranje posudja, pranje i SUI
senje rublja, spravama "a u
pijanje prasine, hladionicima
sa posebnim predjelima "a
smrzavanje pretincima "a
konzerviranje voca, povrca /
plea. I dok nam AUTOMOBILE
ska industrial svake godine
nudi move modele kola 8 koje-
kakvim novotarijama u po-
gledu lakseg upravljanja, u
dobnije voznje / brzeg svlada-
MIA prostora, tehnicki je ma
predak, istodobno, doveo. | do
nezaposlenosti, i sto je jos
tragicnije on utice ma formi-
ranje novog "tipa" radnog Co
vjeka, koji je po svojoj funk
ciji slicniji automatu nego mi
saonom bicu.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

Mvotna osjeguracija djece
a nasem Pomladku, jest jed
m najjeftinija osjegura cija
sto a svijetu postoji, ma Term
to Age 1918 certificate, jer
ksd se odbiju otpisani raspo-
reEi, isplata Hedita I drugo,
n dijete 80 plaza osjegura-
cija oko 8 centa mjese6no, .
dobiva se q siutaju smrH do
$500.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

pitanje, da imamo Glanova u
dosta odmakloj dobi zivota, a
da nisu primili centa cd H. B.
Zajednice. Dakle, oni sc mo-
gu zahvaliti svojem dobrom
zdravlju, kao ma PRIMER brat
Janko Kirin u starosti u go
dine, u clanovanju H.B.Z. so
godina, plaza "a sve zaklade
nikad jednog centa nije pri-
milo. Sestra Dora Miletic IA
godine starosti 43 godine
clanovanja, plaza "a sve Ia
klade nikad nije centa pri-
mila. Ovo sam iznio jednog
cd brace i sestara, ovakovih
imena mogao bin nanizati
cijelu jednu stranicu pisaceg
papira. Svi ovakovi mogu
Sc zahvaliti Svevisnjemu "a
zdravlje.
Da sc osvrnemo u dobe Ii
vota u svakih desetljeca:
Nalazi sc cd 16 do 20 GO
dina zivota odnosno u staro-
sti 81 clan; cd 20 do 80 go
dina zivota odnosno u staro-
sti 124 clana; Cd 30 do 40 go
dina zivota odnosno u staro-
sti 191 Clan; cd 40 do so go
dina zivota odnosno u stare
sti 125 clana; cd so do 60 60
dina zivota odnosno u staro-
sti 88 clanova; cd so do 70
lgodina: zivota odnosno u sta
rosti 129 clanova; cd 70 do
80 godine zivota odnosno u
starosti 66 clanova. - Ukup-
no 754 clana.
| Ovako sc nalazi u clano-
vanju cd 1905 do 1920 godine
66 clanova; cd 1920 do 1880
godine 124 clana; cd 1880 do
1910 godine 80 clanova; Cd
1910 do 1850 godine 300 cla-
nova; cd 1850 do 1858 godine
18O clanova. - Ukupno 754
clana.
| Ovako Sc nalaze 1ajbolje
godine pristupa cd 1924 ina
mo % clanOya: cd 1899 ina
mo 80 clana; cd 1912 imamo
38 clanova; cd 1914 imamo
66 clanova; Cd 1915 imamo A
clana. - Ukupno 206 clanova.
I ovo je, braco j sestre, 60
dina zivota wise n aseg od-
sjeka u godini liza ledja, pa
kakav je bio napredak Gull
ste izvjestaj prosudite pax
ocijenite istog. Sa mole stra-
ne ne bin zeho ovakove 60
dine zivota liza ledja da sc po-
novi bilo koja u buduce. Ia
to nastojmo da barem u bu-
duce ispravimo nase propuste
ne dozvolimo da nam se pro-
vuce Hooverovo vrijeme, ko-
| je mora biti mama starijima
jos dosta u pameti.
| Da vam iznesem nesto ne
poznato IL 1916. godine, kada
| je gnijezdo broj 113 organi-
zirano i upisahi u isto gnijez-
do, a danas su clanovi ma
seq odsjeka sestra Mary Kr.
lin, udata Barkovich, John
Kandjija j Ivan (John) Ma
takovich. Kada bude vrijeme
"a to, biti, &c izneseno mnogo
toga cega Sc stariji clanovl
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

pa nezadovoljstvo mad Angle
Ii v vzohdnih drzavah ma
raslo tako visoko, da je vsaki
cas- grozilo napad ma Angle
re. ze leta 1773 so prebivalci
|v Bostonu, preobleceni kot
tujci, zmetali v morje eel par
mix GAIA, XII je prispel v bo-
stonsko lu k o pod anglesko
zastavo. Ia dogodek je bill
prvo znamenje, da prihaja
razjarjenost do rhunca, ter
je dobil ime Boston Tea Par
ty".
Leta 1774 Sc je sestal prvi
kontinentalni kongres v Phila-
delphiji in naslednje leto je
prislo do prvega spopada med
Anglezi in Amerikanci, XII .je
bill takorekoc zacetek vojne
"a neodvisnost. Ia bitka sc je
vrsila dne 10. aprila, Its,
pri Lexingtonu; ma S l e d n j i
spopad je bill dne 10. maja,
pri Ticonderoga in tretji IL.
junija, XII je znan kot bitka
pri Bunker Hillu.
Ko je dospela prva vest o
bitki pri Lexingtonu v Pitts
burgh, so sc duhovi, XII so ze
bill pripravljeni til v vojno
z drzavo Virginijo, pomirili.
Uvideli so, da stoji pred Mi
mi nekaj vecjega, bolj vazne-
ga kot prerekanje med sosed-
nina drzavama. Sumili so, da
so ma pragu splosne revolu-
cije proti Anglezem in ia sum
sc je v kratkem izkazal u
pravicenim.
Mani kot en- mesec po spo-
padu pri L Lexingtonu, so Pitts
burzani priredili 'velik shod,
ma katerem so obsodili an
glesko agresijo ter sklenili or
ganizirati svojo milico in pod
preti vzhodne drzave v niiho-
vem boju "a zastopstvo v an
gleski vladi. Bill so priprav-
ljeni zrtvovati vse, kolikor se
je dalo, da pomagajo svojim
sobratom pri njihovem strem-
ljenju "a neodvisnost, kadar
enkrat pride tako daleG.
Nastopilo je zgodovinsko
leto 1776 XII je prineslo de-
klaracijo neodvisnosti in z MO
dolgotrajno vojno, XII sc je
koncno koncala Z porazom
Anglezev ter prinesla svetu
novo, dinamicno dezelo, XII je
danes najmogocnejsa dezela
ma svetu, kakorsne 81 tedaj
MISC mogli niti zamisliti.
Kaj je Pittsburgh prispe-
val ' tel vojni? Mnogo, vec
nego bi mogli pricakovati cd
majhne naselbine, XII je bila
tako oddaljena Cd glavnega
pozorisca vojne in XII je mo-
raj posiljati svojo pomoG po
vodi in po slabih, neuglajenih
potih.
Toda o TEN vec v prihod-
NH Stevilki.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04
nemogu sjecau dok i'm se ne

nemogu sjetai dok i'm se ne
spomene.
Ovdje je izneseno u tan
Cine sve sto se je moglo u
ciniti, q ako imade tko kako-
va pitanja ill savjeta da me-
sto nije ovdje izneseno, a mo-
ralo bi biti, neka sc stavi pax
&c sc u buduce nastojati j to
nadoknaditi. In a ( e ga naSe
strane smo iznijel sve, sto
smo smatrali da je potrebno.
Kroz knjige sc nosilo so
clanova.
Ivan Babich, tajnik.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

-
v Ameriki. Vse skupaj je ime
je v trdnjavo pribezalo tudi'
okrog sto zensk in dvesto O.
trok.
Dne "a. junija, 1853, je pri-
hrulo v mesto okrog tisoc In
dijancev, XII so obdali trdnja-
vo ter poslai delegacijo z "a
htevo, da sc jim predajo brez
boja. Obljubili so posadki, da
bodo lahko odsli brez zadrz-
ka, ce Sc bodo podali brez-
pogojno. Toda poveljnik trd-
njave je vedel, da so Indian
ci obljubili isto tudi posadkam
v nekaterih drugih trdnjavah
in ko Sc Sc jim bell podali, so
jih poklali ali jih odnesli kot
ujetnike s seboj, nakar so
mnoge mutili do smrti.
Nekaj dni pred indijanskim
napadom je nastala v trd-
njavi bolezen - koze, XII je
mnoge primorala v posteljo.
Ko 50 prisli indijanski odpo-
slanci z ukazom, da Sc posad-
ka preda, jim je dal svicar,
Ecuyer, kot dar dive volneni
plahti in par zepnih robcev,
katere je prinesel IL postelj o.
kuzenih prebivalcev trdnjave.
Takoj 50 sc Indijanci ma
lezli bolezni in koze so div
jale vec mesecev med Della
ware, Shawnee in Mingoe In
dijanci. Obleganje sc je ma
daljevalo, toda a Indijancem,
med katerimi je bilo mnogo
obolelih, sc nj posrecilo "a
vzeti trdnjave, dasi je nasim
zaeela trda presti, ker je gro
zilo pomanjkanje hrane. Med
tenn je pa a n gleski glavni
stan v Philadelphiji, XII je do
tedaj mislil, da so vesti o in
dijanskih napadih vetinoma
pretirane, uvidel, da sc gre "a
res, nakar je dovolil polkov-
niku Bouquet, da vzame Sc
BOZ 400 vojakov z vsemi po-
trebscinami in hrano "a OBJ
legane ljudi v trdnjavi Fort
Pitt. Dne 26. julia so se In
dijanci virgil z vsemi svojimi
mocmi ma trdnjavo, katero so
naskakovaH dan In noe skozi
cell teden. Ecuyer je odbijal
napade Z granatami. Medtem
80 pa Indijanci izvedeli, da
marsha polkovnik Bouquet IL
Philadelphia proti MIN in 1.
augusta 50 nenadoma prene-
hall Z obleganjem. Ponoci so
natihoma zapustili kraj ter sc
napotih ma who'd, da prestre-
zejo polkovnika Bouquet in u
nicijo njegovo mostvo.
Bouquet je incl okrog 500
MOI, ko je dospel do Ligonier-
ia, docim so steli Indijanci
blizu tisot bojevnikov. Ma
padh so ga pri takozvanem
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0BITELJSk| B0z|C U MIAMI. FLORIDA
0B|TEu kLARIC 0TAC, SIN ! UNUCI

Vlasnik Chicago Hotel Marin Karich, Miami Fla,
poslao e gornju sku te java, da ga e Bozc
posjeto sin Slavko Chicago svojom obtel Marin ina
sedmero unucad pax je simon svojom suprugom Ottawa
obtelj kod MEGA zaednick prosavila Bozc epom
poozenju veselju.
Uz sna Slavka, Marin ina kcer Drinu, udata Taralo
ali je izguba muza, te e sada udovca Marin njen otac
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04
DVEST0LETNICA MESTA PITTSBURGH
Jos. Chesarek
Jos. CheSarek
NAPAD NDIJANCEV

Maja e polkovnik Bouquet, povejnik trdnjave
Fort Pitt zapoveda da morao vsi zdrav mos prebvaci
Pittsburgha prstopii mic in bit pripraven braniti
meso pred ndanci Nalogo vezbati mcarje je prevzel
stonik Simeon Ecuyer je prisel IL svice iska sreco
Ameril Vse slupaj e incl razpolago $50 moz doGm
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

zivot odsjeka br. 423 kroz 1858. godinu
Kretnja Ghnstva:
Presto il gnijezda broj 113 odsjek cana. Pristu-
po novh II clanova edan P. L. iii ukupno Is canova
OdhOd canstva:
Uzelo je P L. 10 clanova susp neupostavjeno 20 Ga-
nova zcrpio neupostaveno clana; uzeo cash
surrender clanova svot $7O418 urlo 13 canova u
kupno zgubleno 81 clan Maine odsjek sc e snizo "a SO
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

Edge Hill, 26 mill oddaljeno
cd Pittsburgha in zacel sc je
BOZ "a live in mrtve, XII .je
trajal do pozno v noe. Ma
slednji dan Sc je BOZ ponovno
nadaljeval; tie d a j Sc je pa
Bouquet posluzil stare strate-
gije po kateri je izvabil In
dijance, da so napadli skup-
no ma kraj, kjer so mislili, da
sc njegov krog udaja, nakar
je udaril cd strani ma ME. TIE
vrste strategija jim nj bila
poznana in polkovniku Sc je
posrecilo jih razdeliti in vecje
stevilo pobiti.
Malokdaj so Sc Indijanci, XII
so bill navajeni kratkih bo-
jew, tako dolgo borili kot so
Sc takrat. Ker so pustili svo-
je zene in otroke donna, ka-
teri 81 MISC znali preskrbeti
hrane "a sebe, so uvideli, da
sc ne morejo dale bojevati,
temvec morajo ma low, da ma
streljao divjacine "a hrano
druzinam. U m a k n il i 50 sc
v Ohio in druge zapadne dr.
zave. Ljudje v Fort Pitt-u,
katerim je tr d a predla "a
hrano, so bill resent; Bouquet
je pripeljal dovolj ziveza "a
vse.
AMERISKA REVOEUCIJA
Cd prvega poraza Indian
cev sc je moral Pittsburgh
neprestano bati "a obstanek,
ker se nj nikdar vedelo, kdaj
bodo zopet pridrle indijanske
horde mad MEGA. Medtem Sc
je pa ma vzhodu pojavljalo
vedno vecje nezadovoljstvo
med prebivalci proti angleski
vladi, XII je zahtevala nepre-
stano cd njih redno vecje dav-
ke, brez da bi imeli kakega
glasu v vladi, ali pravice "a
sebe.
Pc porazu Pontiac-a je dr.
lava Virginia zahtevala ozem-
lie, ma katerem je stal Pitts
burgh in druge okraje v O.
kolici, da postanejo del Vir-
ginije. Pennsylvania seveda
nikakor nj bila pri volji IL
rociti ia del drzave Virginiji,
radi cesar je nastalo dolgo
prerekanje, XII je grozilo z dr.
zavljansko vojno. V zacetku
leta 1774 je guverner drzave
Virginije, Dunmore, okupiral
trdnjavo Fort Pitt, radi cesar
so bill razjarjeni prebivalci
pripravljeni spopasti Sc z ME
govimi vojaki, XII so pa bill
v veliki premoci.
Ia okupacija je trajala mad
leto dni, brez da bi prislo do
kakega sporazuma med obe-
ma drzavama. v tenn casu je
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-02-04

Kupl0 JoJ Je II pu Kucu U
Miami, te sada zivi sa svojom
djecom u blizini svojih rodi-
telja. Menu d je Gu je starr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

MAY DAY in Hawaii is dedicated to the
IV1 lei, a necklace or headband of flowers,
which is the symbol of love and friendship
in the Islands.
On this unofficial holiday, observed
since 1928, homes and hotels are humming
with excitement and activity; the streets are
filled with people-men in their gayest
Aloha shirts, and women in their full. flow
cred muumuuS Mother Hubbard dresses
all eager to celebrate the day. Many island
ers of Japanese, Chinese, Korean and
Philippine origin don their colorful national
costumes. Everyone wears flower lei.
The weather is always fair and balmy
If few showers fall, nobody cares, for the
sun keeps shining so the sky is filled with
rainbows and the air Sparkles like diamonds
The May Day festivities take place in
Kapiolani Park, where the mountains form
a majestic backdrop for the huge shell with
its great stage decorated with palms, flow
ers and kahilis, the tall feather standards
of Hawaiian royalty. Beautiful Polynesian
girls with flowers in their hair, leiS around
AGAZINE, WASHINGTON. D. C, APRIL 20. 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26
May Day In Hawaii
By FRANCES WILLARD KERR
Contributing Writer

their neckS and grass skirts Swaying dance
the hula and twirl uliuli feathered gourdS)
while musicians play ancient instruments
and beat the rhythm with sea shells, spnCl
bamboo sticks. and rocks clicked togetner
like castenets Ukeleles and steel guitars
are Western innovations that have BEEN
adopted by Hawaiians.
Loud speakers carry haunting Hawaiian
melodies to the farthest corner of the park
Everyone is gay at May Day festival-tne
performers mingle with the audience ano
pose for photographs; children frolic on the
green grass, and everywhere is profusionl
of flowers Many wear Hawaii'S emblem, tne
red hibiscus in the hair or on the nat.
OF course, there is Lei Day Queen VINO
is crowned with a wreath of starry-wnlseI
crown-flowers Her attendants, represent
ing the eight islands in the new state, are
gowned in holokus Gifted Hawaiian dresses
with train, and each one wears lei ol
her islands official flower.
There is contest for the most beaut-
full, the most original and the most typicaliy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 80 VICTORIA: r, and h.
newly rebuilt motor, never driven
motor Is good for 10000 mi. at ne
expense; very econ. car; no dn
payment. PIT II AZ. me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-29

FORD 1855; 7. and h., Wv. tires,
sharp black finish; reposs, as
sume balance; s3ai IL, SEA mo,
oRRISoN MOTORS, 704 W. Broad
ST., Fails Church. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-29

FORD, $50, 9-passenger country
sedan. Fordomatic, power steering
rad. and heater, new tires, finisf
blue and white. For quick sale
BY pvt. OWNER; S1,095. Ell. 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-29
AUTOMOBILES EOR sane AuroMols FoR E AuroMosIs Foa SALE

COPvAIRs - Brand-new 1860 -
Large shipment lust arrived, Only
S2,1bs,0b. Fully factory equipped
See how you can own one Tor sac
q month. Fully equipped, radio
and heater. goyerglide, As low as
Sl95 down. TOMS CHEVROLET
Qeorgia ave. at University blvd.
Wheaton, Md. 10. b-l2Ab. ask
for I'd kensica sales Manager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-29

FORD '57 Fordor .s-cyi.; Fordo.. =,
over eRs sf.sSlScS' 49, TUili s:Ssed BEST Of'r
FORD '5s retractable; every extra /:
full power, Fordomatic. like new I:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-29
GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

FOR SALE; moving, immediate sale
Warehouse equipment all in good
condition: two s4-ton air condi-
TONERS; all-steel spiral chute, ap-
prox. hit, Is it; freezer and
cooler doors; also water cooler
= and Royal typewriter: also steel
and heavy wire partitions, wood
panel Office partitions, doors right
away and windows various size.
RE, 7-5340,
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-02

Mrs. Norman Prettyman enter
tanned Misses May and Rose Thay-
er for the weekend at her cottage
at Fenwick Island, and all enjoyed
a motor trip to Ocean City, Mary
land, Sunday.
During the past week Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence E. Abbott, Sr. enter
tanned the following guests: Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Belts of Bridge
vile, Rev. and Mrs. James O'Neil
of Marydel, Maryland, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Murray of Georgetown, Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Taylor of Milford,
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Jones of Will
mington, Delaware, were weekend
guests of Mr.. Jones's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. r. Jones, Sr.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Abbott, Sr. attended the
Home Coming service at Sand Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Morgan and
friends motored to Baltimore, Mary
land, on Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Price was caller
in town Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Higman OF
Milford were Sunday dinner guests
of Mrs. Ida Sheppard.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Webb and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. e. E.
Smith and family of Milford on
Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-02
GLENDALE
Mrs. Hazel Ellingsw0rth
Phone GA-2.S69O

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence e. War
rem motored to Philadelphia, Pa,
last week.
Mr.. Charles Trice of Milford,
Delaware, was a caller during the
week of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Town
send and all were callers in Hous-
ton, Delaware.
On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. I. w
Ellingsworth motored to Rehoboth,
Fenwick Island, Bethany Beach,
Delaware, and Ocean City, Mary
land.
Miss Rhea ireland left on Mon
day to resume her studies at West
ern Maryland College, West Minis
ter, Maryland.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Derrickson last week were: Mr.. f.
w Ireland, Mr.. and Mrs l. W. War
rem, of Glendale, and Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Evans and Miss Kerry
Keith of Lewes, Delaware.
Miss Rose e. Thauer of Ashe-
boro, North Carolina, has been
spending week with her sister,
Miss May Thayer of Glendale,
Delaware.
Mr. and Mrs. Spicer of Glendale,
accompanied by Mrs. Charles Mar
ker of st. Petersburg, Florida,
motored to New Jersey, on Tues
day and visited relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Clara Jones is on the sick
list at this writing.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H. Dickerson were: Mr.. and Mrs.
James t. Dickerson of Milford, and
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. D. Moore and son,
Jimmy of Milton.
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-02

Walston of BridgeviIle, and Sun
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. Sudler
Wilson, near Georgetown, and Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Parker of Lin
coin.
Glendale Methodist Church
Rev. Iv0n Downing. Pastor
Sunday, October 4, 1853
10:00 a. m. Sunday School Ser
vices.
11:00 a. m. Worship Service.
Rally Day and Worldwide Com
munion- Everyone invited to at
tend this special service.
The Glendale WSCS will meet
with Mrs. Lester Shockley on
Thursday evening, October 8th. All
are cordially invited.
Members of Glass No. will meet
Thursday evening, October Sth in
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-02
MILTON
Walter w. Crouch
Phone: Milton 1886

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webb and
Mr.. William Davidson of Milford
have returned home after spend
ing last week visiting relatives.
They were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Preston Webb in Glen Burnie,
Md; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rey-
nolds in Baltimore, Md; Mr. and
Mrs. Bruno Schott and daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs William Reynolds
and son in Taney Town, Md. Dur
| ing their tour they visited several
places of interest.
Members of Boy Scout, Troop
No. 1913 spent the weekend at the
camp site on Draper's Pond. They
left on Saturday morning, accom-
panied by scout master, Ralph
Smith and returned late Sunday
afternoon.
Milton members of the Goshen
Methodist WSCS who attended the
10th annual Seminar held in Mt
Olivet Church, Seaford last Tues
day included Mrs. Marion Collins,
Mrs. l. c. King, Mrs. Harry Isaacs,
Mrs. r. ID. Lingo, Mrs. Linwood
Rogers, Mrs David Dutton, Sr.,
Mrs. Clyde Belts, Mrs. William
Crouch, Mrs Lydia Cannon, Mrs.
Ralph Reed, Mrs. Perry Hill, Mrs
Charles Barker, Mrs Frank Hit
chens and Miss Sarah Atkins.
Harvey Wilson of Leipsic and Mr..
and Mrs. William Wilson and two
daughters of Smyrna were Sun
day dinner guests of Mrs. David w.
Dutton, Sr.
Donald f. Pepper left for Indiana
where he entered his freshman
year of college to study Chemical
Engineering. He was accompanied
on the trip by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Pepper and his aunt,
Mrs. Lora Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Movers
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Reed. They were entertained
at dinner~by Mr.. and Mrs. T. Ray
mond Spencer. Mr.. Meyers return
ed to his home in Lansdowne, Pa,
late Sunday evening, while Mrs.
Meyers remained in Milton with
her aunt, Mrs. Reed for several
days.
Mrs. Harry Dorman was hostess
at family dinner on Sunday.
Guests were Mrs. Alberta Lofland
and son Jimmy, home on leave
from the U. S. Navy; Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Dorman and daughter, Dom
ma and Mrs. Nora Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Graham and
daughter, Bonnie and neice, Kathy
SchWelzer, Philadelphia; spent the
weekend in Milton with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William G.
Crouch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Radke and
daughter, Cindy and Dee Dee of
Smyrna spent the weekend in Mil
ton with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Radke, Sr., and his aunt.
Miss Sarah Atkins,
Next Sunday morning will be oh
served as Rally Day in the Cos
hen Methodist Sunday School. New
classes and a new organization will
pc introduced at this service which
viii begin at 9:45 a. m. At the Hoo
a. m. service, he pastor, the Rev
Perry 0. Hill will administer the
rites of Sacrament. At $50 D. m
the first fall meeting Of the MYF
VIII be held in the assembly with
members OF the organization part
lclpat1ng in the service.
MRS. Bessie Wilson met with
members of the YTC on SUNDAY
AFTERNOON in the Assembly room
OF the Goshen Methodist Church
Young people from the ages of 12
10 Il were invited to this meeting
which began at o'clock. Mrs. VIII
son is the State Advisor and is
looking forward to cooperation
Irom the youth of her community.
Milford chronicle., 1959-10-02


Rev. and Mrs. Ivon Downing en-
tertained guests during the week
end.
On Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Meredith entertained relatives.
Billy Downing was Sunday din
ner guest of Donald Tucker.
Mrs Helen G. Truitt and grand
children, near Dover, were guests
of Mrs. ]. NJ. Dickerson and Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey M. Wilson on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindale were
guests of their daughter and SON
in-law and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
julius Gorlich of Georgetown, Del
aware, on Sunday.
Saturday evening guests of Mr..
and Mrs Harvey M. Wilson, near
town, were: Mr. and Mrs. Carl N.