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(B) Tasteful Tapestry Pumps fashioned in flattering
high heel styling good looking number that will
nance and beauy your fall wardrobe. Perfect for just
about any dressy occasion!
(C) You'll step out in style with this smarty styled
number it's gamorous black leather in the elegant
new "snippedtip" square toe with midheel. Made on
fine fitting combination lasts fashionability plus
real comfort!
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25

Pennsylvania, is also spending a
couple of weeks with the Dallas
family.
Miss Harriet Wilson and fam
lily gave a lawn party on FAIRFIELD
Farm" on the thirteenth for her
niece, Miss Cathy Wilson OF
George own. The seventy-flve
guests enjoyed the barbecued meal
on the lawn very much. The lawn
was beautifully decorated with ia
panese lanterns.
Bobby Muncy spent Sunday with
Donald Warrington.
Mr. and Mrs. George Carey and
children, Denny, Karen Sue and
Dale, spent Sunday at Frontier
Town in Ocean City, Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Graham and
children were Sunday dinner
guests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Laurence Graham of Greenwood.
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Thomas r. Wilson and family were
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Grier OF Mil
ford, Mr. and Mrs. Marvel Wilson
of Rehoboth Beach, Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Harrington of Washington, ID.
c., and Mr.. and Mrs. Houston Will
son and children of Georgetown.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25

Mrs. Russell ii. Bennett
Phone Milton 1888

On September 3, being our first
Sunday back after vacation due to
our church being painted. we are
so happy with it and so very thank
full to all. We are planning to have
a special service so that we can
thank God for this little church
by the side of the road and to
each and everyone who contribu-
ted in any way. God will bless
you all abundantly. We hope TO
have more definite plans about the
service in the next issue of this
paper. Your paint committee, Tom
Jones and Carlton Argo.
This week several have enjoyed
a series of services on Bible Proph-
ecv at the Precious Memories
Bible Conference Tabernacle with
a continuity of thought. A different
speaker delivered the message
each evening. Rev. Robert Din
Lebanon. has led us in the song
services and he and his wife have
favored MS with special singing.
Next week Donald Mcknight of
Street, Maryland will be the speak
err each evening. An invitation is
extended to all to attend these
services.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25

in Grace Methodist Church in Will
mington. on Sunday evening. The
bride was given away by her
brother, James and little Jill Reed,
niece of the bride, was flower girl.
Mr.. Rhinehart is employed by the
DUPONT Company in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Durkin of
Staten Island, New York, are spen-
ding their vacation with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Higman
and daughter at Argos Corner.
Mrs. Rosetta Billings and son,
Allan, visited her mother, Mrs. Hell
en- Collins on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clendaniel and
Mrs Blanche Bennett spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Barker at Broadkill Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles f. Weik
Jr., from Levittown, Pennsylvania,
were Sunday evening visitors of
her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles l.. Clendaniel. The Glen
daniels paid visit to Mr.. and Mrs
William j. Brumbley at George
town, and also visited their SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgil l.. King near Laurel, on
Sunday.
Mrs Ronald Gregg and children,
Aileen, Jeffrey and Dennis of Tor
renee. California, are visiting her
sister, Mrs. William j. Dallas and
family on Slaughter Beach Road
Mrs. Clifford Trevett of Chester,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. John Rogers Of Mil
ford, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Muncy and family on Thursday ev-
ening.
Miss Kathryn F. Mayhem of Mil
ford spent Friday afternoon and
evening visiting friedns at Argos
Corner.
Rev. and Mrs. Melvin e Wheat
ley, Jr. and sons, Paul, James and
John of Los Angeles. California
called on Mr., and Mrs. Riley w.
Bennett enroute to the Philadel-
in the west. The Wheatley family
enjoyed a trip to Europe for their
vacation travel this month stop
ping to visit with Rev. and Mrs.
Melvin T.. Wheatley, Sr. and rela-
tives in Rehoboth Beach on their
return flight.
On Sunday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Bennett. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
ion Walls and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vinal II. Carey, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlton Clifton attended wor-
ship service at the Millville Meth
odist Church in lower Delaware,
where Rev. Whealley, Jr. deliver
ed the sermon in his fathers
church.
Mr. and Mrs. James V. Reed,
Jr. and children and Mrs. Carlton
Clifton attended the wedding of
Miss Nancy Reed, daughter of Mrs.
Vernon Reed and Marvin Rhine
hart of the State of Washington,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25
Health And Sofety Tips
From The American
Medical Association

The summer swimming and out
ing season lis at it's peak and with
it the sunburn season.
A little common sense and care
will avoid the severe sun
burn that often spoils a vacation
ON it's first day.
Today's Health, the magazine of
the American Medical Association,
offers six simple tips for enjoying
sunshine and tanning without the
painful burns:
1. Take it easy at first Tan slow
ly-start with 10 minutes the first
day and increase the time by 10
minutes each day.
2. Suntan lotions and creams can
screen out some of the burning
ultraviolet rays and thus reduce
burn. They can't speed up tanning.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25
CLIFTON'S CORNER
Mrs. Emma Clifton
Phone: LeWeS 1880

Calvin w. Clifton of Berlin, Md,
called on his mother, Mrs. Emma
M. Clifton on Saturday.
Mrs. Dorothy Robinson of Will
mington spent the weekend at Cliff
tons Corner.
Mrs. Mitchell and son and two
daughters returned Sunday even
Ing after spending the summer in
Maine. This vicinity welcomes them
back home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Joseph of
Angola called at Clifton's Corner
this week also Mr.. and Mrs. Daw-
son Henry and daughter, Diane.
Mrs. Sarah Dillon, Mrs. Effie
Wolfe and Mrs. Mary Burris of
Lewes called at Clifton's Corner,
Sunday evening.
-OOO-
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25

g. Suntan pills can help those
with sensitive skins avoid burns,
but they are tricky and should be
used only as directed by physic-
ian.
4. Protect your hair. Too much
sun can make it brittle and hard
to manage.
5. Lubricate the skin with cream
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25

A 100000 Congressional appro-
priation has been voted for study
leading to restoration of Ford
Theater as it was the night Abra-
ham Lincoln was shot.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25

to help off set the excessive drying
effect.
6. Protect your eyes, with dark
glasses, or when lying down, with
gauze pads.
Follow these precautions and a.
void spending most of the holiday
suffering from sunburn.
Classified Ads Get Results
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-25

Classified Ads Get Results
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21
Credit Union
States Meeting

More than 100000 cerdit union
members, representing 1900
credit unions in Michigan. will
attend annual meeting this month
according to Louise J SegadeIli
acting managing director of Mich
gan Credit Union League. Nearly
500 of these credit unions are
in the Metropolitan Detroit area
Combined individual credit uni
on reports will confirm the con
tinuing growth of the credit uni
on movement in the state. Mem.
bership. up by $1,000. brings the
state total to $4,000 members
Total assets, increased by S65
million last year. reached a re
cord half billion dollar mark. AS
the membership approaches a
million persons. one family in
three in Michigan has a credit
union member.
Democratic control Of tho or
CARNATIONS, which are self helm
non-profit corporations establish
cd primarily to provide low cos,
loan service to members. is ex
ercised by the membership al an.
nual meetings. There. boards OF
directors and credit and super.
visory committeeman are elected
TO run the credit unions for the
coming year.
A featured report at tho annual
meetings is on share dividends
and interest refunds on ~ersona'
loans. Estimated state totals OF
Sl3.5o0.c00 in dividends and "a
100000 in loan interest refunds
will be returned 10 the member.
ship. Sums represent an average
4 percent dividend on shares and
10 percent on loan interest re-.
funds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21
Judge Takes Case
Under Amusement

that there must be willful d.
mage before there is trespass
ing.
Clark testified that there wa,
mo physical damage to my re
staurant, their Che defendants
demeanor was normal for cusio
mers of a restaurant and m,
main complaint was serving al
In'erracial group"
City Attorney Nickolaus al
tempted 10 show that even thoueI
there was no physical damage
there was still real damage whic
would support a charge OF tres
passing. This is a matter o.
criminal trespaSs. II was a well
Planned action"
In addition TO questioning tn,
charge that trespass had az
tHally been computed. Oldham
IN his closing argument. que.
toned the right of the state {
unhold private acts Of discrimir
at0n.
Judge Wheaton asked for writ
ten briefs 10 be submitted b.
beth attorneys within IS days
Ills decision will then follow
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21
BY PAUL L. ADAMS
State Attorney General

The open.hearted and open
handed American people are be-
irg preyed upon by few I'M
scrupulous solicitors These racke.
iccrs not only relieve US of our
money. but they divert millions
of dollars each year from going
into legitimate charity sources.
II is estimated that Americans
give nearly IS billion year 10
charities Most Ct it we'll spent.
some Of it IS mismanaged and
wasted and an estimated $780,
900 600 year is siphoned off
BY the cheats and frauds
All of rs are subject 10 charity
solicitations-by phone by mail
Goor.to.door. and by other per
sonal contracts Should we be ~un-
charitable TO these charities?
Should we turn them all down.
OF course not.
Most Of these charities need
our help. but we can help them
and help ourselves az the same
time IL we are careful about our
donations. This can be done by
following these simple rules:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21

such accidents.
While prepared with Detroit
accident r.oblems in mind for
use on the city's television sta.
tons. said Donald Slutz. manac-
ing director Of the Traffic Safe
~ Association. the driving situa-
tons and the advice given to
meet them are applicable through
cut Michigan and the series will
be distributed throughout the
state.
l i~.T commercial stations.
WITTY. WJBK.TV, WXYZ.TV
and CKLW-TV. as we'll as De-
trolt's educational Channel So,
are presenting the shorts as a
public service in the interests
CT preventing traffic accidents IN
the metropolitan Detroit area
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21
Traffic Safety Shorts

A series of nine television
movie shorts, based on traffic
accident situations in Detroit
and the best ways TO avoid them
IS now being shown on five De.
troit TV channels.
The movies were cooperative.
~ produced by the Traffic Safe.
~ Association and the Michigan
State University Highway Traf-
fIc Safety Center.
The shorts cover such acct.
dent problems as how to enter
and leave expressways rs wei,
as other exprer-.v.v tu;.,ss
cutting speed at night and tax.
ing longer to get home because
OIL reduced visibility. adult pedcs.
TRAN hazards at night. child ac.
Cldents on residential streets
and what drivers can do to avoid
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21
To Aid Local
Taxpayers

The Detroit District Office Of
the Internal Revenue Service ar
nounced plans for assisting IT,
payers in preparing their 1860
Federal Income Tax Returns.
This year. the various Internal
Revenue offices will designate a
Special Assistance Day On this
day, extra personnel will be avail
able so taxpayers visiting the Of
fees will quickly receive answers
to their questions. A great number
Of taxpayers can save trip by
telephoning their local Internal
Revenue office.
r. |. Nixon. District Director,
urged taxpayers to:
/ Read the instructions and
start the return.
g If you have question, call
your local Tax Information num-
Der
g. If you need further help,
visit your nearest Internal Re-
venue Service office on the Spe-
cial Assistance Ray.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21
Charity Begins AT Home

!. Know your charity. II il is
not a well.known organization
with which you are acquainted.
check its authenticity You might
check with the chamber Of com
rnercc. better business bureau,
your local law enforcement a9en-
cy. or if these groups can't help
you you might want 10 check
with the Consumers Protection
Division Of my office.
2. Know your solicitor. Request
complete Identification TO be sure
that the solicitor is representa-
tive Of the charity organization
with which he or she claims o
he working If you suspect that
The solicitor is an imposter. con.
tact one Of the agencies mention
ed above.
3. Know your contribution. OBJ
tain signed receipt for your
contribution This receipt should
contain the full name and adj
dress Of the charity and should
be clearly signed by the solicitor.
BY following these rules you
can protect yourself and help
the many charities that are real.
ly in need Of assistance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21
TALLAHASSEE. ala.

TALLAHASSEE. Fla. -
Leaders OF the Florida Legisla-
ture are sharpening the ak for
sit-in demonstrators and others
working for indignation and civil
tights in this state.
When the Legislature meets
in April, one item on the asenca
will be threat to Jail the Rev.
A. Leon Lowry of Tampa, state
president of the NAACP and a
Baptist leader.
Mr.. Lowry is charged with
contempt for refusing 10 cooper
s.e with legislative committee
which sought 10 check NAACP
membership lists. The committee
said il was looking for "sybver-
.ives."
Recently the Florida Supreme
Court upheld 6-month Jail SEN
tence given the Rev Theodore
Gibson. head Of the Miami MA
ACP branch. for his defiance of
the same committee. Father Glib
son. who is rector Of Christ
Episcopal Church. is appealing
10 the US. Supreme Court.
The Florida high court over
turned D similar sentence given
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21

COLUMBIA. Mo. = Municipal
Judge Carl Wheaton took under
Amusement case charging five
members Of CORE with tres.
passing at Clark's Luncheonetle.
Judge Wheaton said: This is
certainly case of FIRST instance
in Missouri, and maybe in the
United States ! am going 10
deliberate slowly in this basic
case. 4"
The trial involved two Univcr-
Sty Of Missouri faculty mem.
brrs and three students who
staged a CORE sponsored sit-In
on December 10. The owner.
fred Clark. signed two separate
complaints leading to the ar.
rests.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21
Save Time
Use Short Form

The Internal Revenue Service
announced that each year more
and more taxpayers are saving
time and effort by using the
short form" l040-A Tax return.
Taxpayers can use the Form
l040A IL their wages. subject
to withholding, arc less than S10,-
o0C 90. Up 10 $4,000 can be
shown on the lo40-A II II was
from interest. dividents. or WAGES
not subject to Withholding. How
ever, il any combination Of in
come adds up to 100000 or
more, taxpayers cannot use the
Form 1040-A.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21
FEAR No EVIL
~ eLlzABETH ELLINGTON


but the true word Of Goa
and His righteousness.
There II No room lsSs /.
mythology. human svpe,,s
tion. hate. end fear in coS'
spiritual creation. There !
only one supreme everl,s,,,'
God speaking in His heI;ns':
and righteousness. aoair.,
ali segregation. discr;mi,,'
tion, and indifference in u.
spiritual creation.
Let us give Him praise and
thanks that He is able ~
give help to all in times n
trouble.
David's prayer;
"cive vs. help from from
BILE: for vain is the helm !,
man.
Through God we shall 4.
vaIisntIy: for he II is th,,
shall tread down our enem.
ies." Psalms 108:12-l3l
May the all power of God
strengthen the righteous il
spiritual wisdom, and know.
edge throughout this Nation.
And may all that trust in Him
grow stronger while pushina
forward to do good.
NJ any I h a n k S to IN 4,
Supreme Court of this Land
and to all of the right think
ing high officials in ever
State of the union.
GOD is WORKING III,
PURPOSE OUT"
(C.S. Hymna'
ITO God only wise, b
glory through Jesus Chris
for ever. Amen"
(Romans 1927
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21

.And he said unto them
when We pray, say, Our re-
,hsr which at in heaven,
HslIowsd BY my name: my
k;nodom come. Thy will 90
done, in earth. as " IS F"
he,ver. ~,
Give us this day; our deny
bread. -.
And forgive us our debts
as we forgive our debtors
And lead us not into temp
tation: but deliver us from
evil" Luke ll:l-4
Today God is calling US
unto holiness, and fervent
PRAYER of righteousness, that
we despise not our fellow,
men. for we cannot love God
in divine Spirit, while we
hate our neighbors. Being
taught by the law OF God
TO love one another, there IS
a need for more divine Love,
throughout the nation, and
the entire universe. Accord
ing to the Scriptures and
Christian Scienc &c, 1t IS
through the love of God. and
our fellowman that peace,
ioy. and harmony will prevail
in human affairs. Righteous
ness is of the. law of God. the
very life and substance OF all
mankind, and includes all
So now a closer lasting edu-
cational, intelligent bond OF
union must be proved all over
America, Gods land of free
dom and liberty.
We are now nearing the
time when nothing will re-
main to survive and prevail
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21
Reprinted from The California EssIe)

The Kennedy administration has been getting lot
of mileage out of planted stories that the Democrats
preparing redeem their platform pledge to curb the
power of the House Rules Committee by ousng Rep Will
liam Comer of Mississippi and replacing him with lib
oral'
II turns out that what the Democrats are preparing
TO do is swap the Devil for the Witch Comers replace
ment will be Rep Carl Elliott of Alabama to whom TIE
liberal tag has been attached.
Comers custer and replacement BY Elliott will leave
the Rules Committee firmly stacked against civil rights
legislation The record shows that the ALBANIAN
hasn't good civil rights vote in his entire career 1t
than safe that he will use his new posi-
enhance his position with Alabama segregationlstS
OF course Elliott will probably cast desirable votes
on medical care for the aged minimum wage and aid for
education long such bills purged Of any language
might give any comfort to the of inegration
The Of the ter is that the Democrats have de-
cded leave control e. the Rules Committee in the hands
OF the South
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21
Fla. Legislature Prepares
For Sn-h Demonstrators

the Rev. Edward 7. Graham OF
Miami who even refused to
say if he was member of the
NAACP. Mr.. Graham is former
president of the Miami NAACP.
The three ministers are among
A. persons in the United States
who have defied such legislative
committees on the ground that
the purpose of these committees
is TO block Indignation and other
social progress. These AZ take
their stand under the First
Amendment TO the US. Constitu-
ton. guaranteeing freedom of
speech. press. religion, association
and protest.
Mr. Lowry summed il up when
he said: 1T is quite apparent
that the committees action is an
attempt TO intimidate and label
an organization and TO weaken
it, We have been pressing for
our rights in almost every area
and that is why they are after
us"
Mr.. Graham and Father Glib
son were sentenced after the COM
mittee cited them for contempt.
In Mr.. Lowry's case the com
mittee voted to ask the Legisla-
ture TO Jail the minister when
il meets The assembly can keep
him in jail during its whole SEES
sion if he still refuses to CO.
operate
Mr.. Lowry declared: we have
right 10 associate with whom
ever we with. II is not within the
power Of the Legislature TO deny
any citizen that right. There is
no attempt on our part 10 fIovf
any duly constituted legislative
committee. We are merely at
tempting TO exercise our free
DOM"
Father Gisbon said recently: Il
shuddcr TO think what would hap
pen if the segregationists could
get their hands on the member
ship lists of an organization like
the NAACP. | don't look at this
as a personal matter at all, but
rather as something which con-
Germs all posterity.'
Professors and college students
will be the targets of a bill to
be sponsored and pushed in the
Legislature by Senator Randolph
Hodges of Cedar Key, president.
designate of the Florida Senate.
Hodges said he expects to OBJ
tain passage Of law TO provide
for the firing of any professor
and the expulsion of any student
at state-supported universities
who advocates or takes part in
demonstrations such as lunch
counter sit-ins.
NAACP leaders and The Florida
Civil Liberties Union are among
groups fighiipn efforts 10 punish
minister, professors, students.
ard other working for civil rights
end indignation.
The Southern Conference Edu.
cational Fund has helped TO
organize a statewide committee
to counter efforts Of the courts
and the legislature to penalize
these people Protests to members
Of the Legislature and other pub
lie officials have been called for.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21
WAIVE JURY
TRIAL

All the defendants waived the
right to a jury trial in the pack
ed courtroom Defense attorney
Charles r Oldham CORE Ma.
tIonal Chairman. cited a St.
Louis Court OF Appeals dcfini-
ton of trespasslns which saws
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-01-21
VIC VET
SAYS

OIL sold my CT home and got
a release from liability from the
VA for any future payments. Am
now eligible for another Gil
loan?
A-You may or may not be.
Release from liability does not
automatically restore eligibility
for another loan. 1t is restored
only under certain conditions,
such as selling your home because
OF health reasons, moving 10 an
other area for better job. etc.
Q-Under the old death com
pensatic program. the widow OF
a deceased peacetime veteran re.
ccived less than the widow Of
a wartime veteran Is this true
under the Survivors Benefits Act?
A--No. The Survivors Benefits
Act provides for equal payments
for widows Of both war and peace
time veterans
OIL haven't re eived my in
surance premium notice envelop-
es from the VA. What should /
do abut the payments
A-By all means, keep sending
the premiums into the same VA
office when they become due,
just as you have in the past. But
be sure TO include your full name.
address. and your insurance num-
Der You'll find that on your
policy. II will help to identify
your payment.
OIL am the widow of a re,
Gently deceased World War II
veteran. He never used his en-
titlement for CT loan. Am
eligible for this benefit?
A-Only those unremarried
widows of World War II and
Korean veterans who died in
service or. following service, died
as result Of a service connected
disability are eligible for CT home
benefits.