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CONNOR, THOMAS F. On Monday,

NONNOh' IHOMhS r. On MONDAY,
February l3. 1861. at Arlinston
Hospital THOMAS F CONNOR Of
3705 North 23d ST, Arlington Va.
beloved husband OF Jean G Connor
father OF John. Ellen and Kathy
Connor, brother OF Sister Mary St
Andrew of Sisters Servants Immacu-
late Heart of Mary. of Kingston, Pa
Friends may call at Gawler'S Chapel.
1856 Pa. ave. NV. Courtesy parking
opposite Mass will be offered at
st. Agnes Catholic Church. 4O49
North 2lSt st. Arlington, Va. on
Thursday, February l6, at a:30 am.
Interment Cathedral Cemetery
Scranton, Pa. is
DAYTON. HAROLD GORDON. On
Tuesday, February "a, 1851; at the
De Witt Army Hospital. HAROLD
GORDON DAYTON, husband Of
Charlene Ann Dayton OF 12ll Sipes
lane. Annandale Va. father Of
Charles Albert, Sandra Marie. James
Allen and Debra Susan Dayton,
all Of the home address; son Of
Mrs. Oneta Dayton and the late
Albert King Dayton, brother Of
Donald and Howard Dayton OF
ElmhurSt, III. Funeral services will
be held on Friday. February H..
at 1910 pm. at st. Johns Meth
odist Church. 1919 Gresham St,
Springfield. Va. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery Friends
may call at the Everly- -Wheatley Fu-
neral Home, 1900 West BraddoCk
rd.. Alexandria. Va. until IL am.
Friday, February II.
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GEORGE FAULDs. Chief
ALBERT GLOW Secrefarv

BUSHBY. LENA LOUISE. Suddenly,
on Tuesday, February l4 1861.
at the Washington Sanitarium and
Hospital. LENA LOUISE BUSHBY
OF i1u5 Oliver st Riverdale, Nd
wife OF the late Frank H. Bushby
Mrs: Bushby rests at the Warner
humphrey Funeral Home. si34
Georgia ave. Silver Spring Nd.
where service will be held on Thurs
Gay. February lB at 30 pm.
parking facilitiesl Interment
GlenWood Cemetery.
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BCSHBY, LENA II. The officers and
members OF Ruth Chapter
WI No. T. O. z S. OF HyattS-
E&I vile. Mo. Will assemble on
\A@tA Wednesday February Is,
1861 at = pm. at the
Warner E. Pumphrey Fu-
neral Home Si34 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring Md 10 conduct
services for our late sister. LENA
H BUSHBY
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DRushter Ruler.
BLONGE W. HAWKINS, Fin. Secy.

ANNUNZIATA LUCCI. On
Monday. February l3, 1861. at the
Washington Hospital Center, AN
NUNzIATA LUCCI GOULD Of $500
Gould, sr.' and mother OF Mrs, Rob
ert Van Vlaar Portner and Mrs.
Guy Martin. both OF Washinston,
D C, and Kingdom Gould. ir.. Of
Laurel. Nd. She also is survived
by fifteen grandchildren and two
great Friends may
call at her late residence Mass
will be offered at the Holy Trinity
Catholic Church 36th and o SITS
NV. on Thursday. February Ii,
at II am. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery. on Friday. February l.,
at II noon
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MEANADZYsKL DAVID. sndddenlr-

on Wednesday. February I5. 1861.
DAVID MEANADzYsKI Of 7lOs
Maple ave. TRkoma Park Md,
beloved husband OF Anna MeanadIy-
ski and devoted father OF Toba
and Malka Meanadzyski He also
Is survived by three brothers and
two sisters. Funeral services at
the Bernard DanzanSky 4 Sons
Funeral Home. 1901 l4th st. NV,
on Thursday. February l6. at / "a
pm. Interment Agudas Achim Sec
tion, Mount Lebanon Cemetery. Me-
mortal week. 1l0S Maple ave. Ia
koma Park. Md, Apt. .. l6
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BIRDSEYE. COL. MORTIMER R-- ISA

(Retired). Suddenly. on Saturday,
February II. 1861. at his residence,
Raleigh. n, c. Survived by his wife,
1t Col. NJ. B. BirdSeye. ir. trettTedl
Of El Paso, Tex: a daughter. Mrs
William A Smith III. of Rockville
Md, He also is survived by eight
grandchildren. Services will be held
at Fort Myer Chapel on THURSDAY
February Is. at Q am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. Is
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Dryden. HAMILTON, Sr. Officers
o G r ana members OF Clan
-" ~ Mcclellan No 900, are
" 81 5i: !: :: !: : s.; b:
beEs Funeral Home. River
dale, Md. on Thursday, February
10 1861. at 10 am
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THE EVENING STAR

WoShIngton, y. {.
"Wednesday, Feb. IS, 1861
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AMoRoso. Venerable.

MARTIN. CARRIE NEIL. on tues
uay. February IA 1861. daughter
of Jonah and Annie Martin. sister
Of Cynthia. Denise. Jonah, ir., ana
Glenda Marie Martin. She also Is
survived by one grandmother and
one grandfather After Wednesday.
February Is. friends may call at
the Crouch Funeral Home. 81 X
st. NV. where services will be held
on Thursday, February l6 at
pm. Intement Harmony Cemetery
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MILDRED l. ANGLIN,
VIOLA E. CURRY. P. NJ. Secy.

VIOLA E. CURRY. P. M. secy.
COBB. PAULINE $. On Monday.
February l3. 1851 PAULINE S
COBB OF IS r 81 NV, mother of
Mrs Ruth Mahony and Ann Morris
Cobb; sister OF Mrs. AgnuS john
son. Mrs Helen Dsde. George. Will
liam, Joseph and Frank johnson.
She also is survived by one SON.
ln-law George Mahony and other
relatives and friends. After
pm. Thursday, February g, friends
may call at the Frazier Funeral
Home. 3s9 Rhode Island ave. NV,
s pm. Mass will be said at 10
am Friday. February II, at ST
Martins Catholic Church. North
Capitol and T SITS. NV. Interment
Mount OliVet Cemetery l6
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MIEMIETZ, LEO J. On Tuesday. Feb
ruary "a. 1861. LEO j. MIEMIETZ
mletZ OF Laurel. Nd Friends may
call at the Donaldson Funeral Home
3l3 Talbot ave. Laurel. Nd Re-
ouiem mass at St Mary's Church
on Friday, February L. at 10 a m.
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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ton st. Colmsr Manor, Nd, on
February IL. 1861. beloved husband
OF Jane c. Dryden: father OF Mrs
Mrs. George Harrison. Hamiltan, IT,.
and William c. Dryden: brother OF
Mrs. Jean CLARK. Mrs. Robina Muir
ray and Alex Dryden. all OF Scotland.
Nine grandchildren and six great
grandchildren also survive Services
Cleveland ave. Riverdale Md on
Thursday, February ia. at 10 am.
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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FANNIE. On wednesda!

February IS, 1861. FANNIE BTsH.
OFF. beloved mother OF Theodore
Bishoif and Mrs Dorothy Kipnis.
both OF WaShinston, D. c.. and
Frederick NJ. BiShoff of Chevy Chase.
Md She also is survived by two
brothers and three sisters. Jonas
Kline. Mrs Libby Weinberg and
Mrs. Elsie Math, all of New York
City; oscar Kleinman OF Laurelton,
n sSheinbeTs fsHG Of Passaic. Mrs n j.. Eshsi and
seven grandchildren. Services at
the c. D. Goldberg & Son Funera!
Home. 4.l7 9th st. NV, on Thurs
day. February 10. at 1870 pm.
Garden. In mourning at l325
Jonquil st. NV Ii
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BRADLEY. FLORENCE b. On Tu

day. February Il, IAbI, FLORENCE
B BRADLEY Of 1869 Battery lane,
Bethesda, Nd. beloved mother OF
Mrs. Florence Bradley Beane,
Thomas c. Bradley. ir.. and Donald
c. Bradley. Three grandchildren
also survive Friends are invited
TO call at the Bethesda CHEVY Chase
Funeral Home of Robert A. Pun
phrey. Bethesda. Md Services and
lnterment private In lieu OF flow
ers contributions may be maue to
the Society for the Prevention OF
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DrathH

DONOVAN: G LUCY BELLE, os On Tgss;
BELLE DoNovANf T. of 1sSi .sia South south
Adams st. Arlington. va. mother
Of Mrs Electra Blood OF Arlington,
Va. v. D. Many. Jack Many and
Mrs. Mrs. Polly ANDERSON, all Of Norfolk;
Collins Of Annandale. Va; sister
OF Mrs, o. D. Ponder of Austin,
Tex; Ira: Roy and Claud Davis,
can at ; aSSisr's Isfi Chapel. "qs n2ss 'Ty Pa.
ave. NV, after pm, Tuesday.
February IA (courtesy parking OPP
positel. where services will be held
on Thursday. February IS, at >
pm. pm. lnterment Fort Lincoln Gene
FAIRFAX. LEONA c. On Sunday, Feb
EnaTy PIY T.; is6i LEoNA G, FAIR
OF Baltimore, Md Also surviving
are her nieces. nephews. other rela-
tiVes and many friends. After 4
pm. Thursday. February l6. friends
are invited TO call at the Mcclure
where services will be held at IL
am. Friday, FEBRUARY Il. Inter
ment Woodlawn Cemetery. 10
GALLERY. MATTE. On Sunday, Feb
of 1878 Vermont ave. NV. sister OF
Lillian McCargo. Luther High,
George. Lee, Vaniess. Jessie. Char
lie. Helakiah. Richard and Roy
Brown. She also is survived by
other relatives and a host OF friends.
After. } pm. Wednesday. February
l5 friends are invited to call at
the Jarvis Chapel, l43" You st.
NV. Funeral services will be held
at the Mount Pleasant Baptist
Church. end ST. and Rhode Island
ave. NV. on Thursday. February
l6. at | pm Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. is
GALLERY. MATTE r. B. Officers
u-v and members OF Columbia
& Temple. No. 49,. l. B. P. o.
E. Of w. are hereby noti-
fled OF the death OF Daugh-
ter MATTE R. B. GAL
LERY. Elk services will be
- held at $ pm. Wednesday,
February Is. 1861 at the Ernest
Jarvis Funeral Home, 1892 You
st. NV. CLARA B. DOTSON,
Daughter Ruler
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N HaoI lHls4F " OUNINIVIIIF1 VII SUII-
day. February II, 1861, HENRY
BATES. sEed So. beloved husband
OF the late Mary Catherine Bates.
He also is survived by his mother.
Mrs Viola Bates; two daushterS,
Mrs. Thelma Johnson and Mrs
Marvo MoSley; one son. Henry. ir.:
one brother. Frank; four sisters,
Miss Lucy Bates, Mrs. Pheabie Ven
cradle. Mrs. Viola Martin and Mrs.
RoSSeled Saunders. and four grand-
children. Friends may call at the
Hall Funeral Home. Occoouan. Va
Services on Thursday. February IL,
at pm. at the Little Union Baptist
Church DumfrieS, Va. Interment
Bates Cemetery.
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MCNEIL, WALTER On Tuesday. Feb
Of 1888 independence ave Sc,
beloved husband OF LeSsie Mcneil.
brother Of James $fcNeil and uncle
OF Mrs Beatrice Wallace, Mrs Ida
Mae Stewart. Miss Lillian Mcneil
and willard Mcneil He also is
survived by a StepSon. william Lee
Shaw, and other relatives and many
friends. Notice OF funeral later
ARRANGEMENTS by Malvan a. Schey,
Inc, New Jersey ave. and r st. NV
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ruary II. 1851. at his residence,
22H?5 Terrace drive. Chevy Chase,
husband 1f Mrs. Angelina MandarR
brother OF Mrs Vincenza Tartaglia
and orother-in-law OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Alfonso Dariano. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Salatto. Sr Anthony Auuilino
and Menotu Aoullino. Relatives and
irlenos may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, Ith ST. and Mass ave. ne,
until am. Friday. February II
REQUIEM mass will be offered at 81
MichRelS Catholic Church, SOP
wayne ave. Silver Spring. Md.
at 10 am. Entombment Fort Lin
coin Mausoleum ia
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DELPHIA ROBINSON. President.
ALBERTA HARVEY. Rec. Sec

HoLTZ. PHILIP. On Tuesday. Feb
Pa. PHILIP HoLTz. beloved hus.
band, Of the late. Dora Holtz, de-
voted father of Mrs. Rose Houser
OF Silver Spring. Md. Jack Holtz,
Mrs. Celia Feinberg and Maurice
Holtz OF Philadelphia, Pa. and Mrs
Mildred understein and Mrs. Leah
Holtz OF Bethesda. Nd He also is
survived by fifteen grandchildren
ana twenty-three Rreat-grandchil-
dren. Funeral ARRANGEMENTS and
inferment In Philadelnhia pa :
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JUHN. OfiiCers and MEM
bers OF Roma Lodge. No.
/, order Sons OF Italy
in America. are requested
TO attend the lodge Sery-
ices for our departed
brother. JOHN MANDARA.
On Thursday. February l6.
1.3U pm. at the Lee
Home. 4th St. and Mass.
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FeSEuary IA 0TH"Hg 81 1851 T. cRARHGE ~ MTEoI4 II
BRANCH Of 10 55th 81. ne. de-
voted husband OF Mrs. Katie G
Branch. father OF Mrs Katie Rob-
lnson. Cornelius. George and Willie
Branch Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends Notice
Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
Rollins. Il
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HENSON. MARTHA z. on Friday. Feh-

HENSON. MARTHA E. The officers
and members OF the Young Ladies
Protective League are requested 10
attend the funeral Of Martha z
Henson on Thursday. February 10,
from the Mount Zion Methodist
Church. 1894 2ath ST. NV, at
] pm
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Luary H.; 1861. at the District
General Hospital. HAYES HOWARD,
the beloved father OF Luewill H
Brown. Lorene Heath, George L.
and Hayes Howard. ir He also is
survived by four sisters. other rela-
tiveS and many friends. After 3
pm Wednesday. February Is,
friends are invited to call at the
William Spangler Funeral Home, 534
Sth st. ne Funeral and inter
ment Sparta, Ga, on Saturday,
February lS IS
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Monday, February l3, 1861 At thI
District General Hospital. BUR.
REIL STOVALL OF 74S 18th ST n e
He leaves TO mourn their loss a de.
voted daughter. Sarah Morgan 4
son. Edward Stovall brothers, BeS
aho FeFry Stovan: a niece, Sarah
law. Cordelia Hudson. Remain,
resting at the John T. RhInex a Co
Funeral Home, 3Ol5 nth st, ne
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WILLIAMS. WILLIE J. On Tuesday,
February -, 1861. WILLIE WILL
LIAMS OF 1879 North Capitol st.
beloved husband OF Maggie E. VII
liams and father of Mrs. Bernice
Minor Also surviving are two
grandchildren, other relatives and
many friends. Notice of funeral
later. Arrangements by Mcclure,
Inc II
WILSON, HENRY A. On Mnoday. Feb
ruary l3. 1861. HENRY A. WILSON
OF 1892 Sth st. NV. beloved hus-
band Of Mamie B. Wilson and IA
ther Of Dr.. Richard A. Wilson and
Henry F. Wilson. Also surviving are
a sister Mrs. Carrie Terry. and
brother. j. Franklin Wilson. es-
auire. and other relatives and many
friends After 4 pm. Wednesday.
February. l5. friends are invited to
call at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home,
1870 9th ST. NV. where services
will be held on Thursday. February
10, A. 1870 pm. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. Is
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MeCLAIN. BESSIE R On WedneS-
day. February Is 1851 BESSIE r.
McCLAIN. Notice Of funeral later
ARRANGEMENTS By the w H Bacon
Funeral Home. 100 tn 81. NV
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-05-05
Smyrna Lions To
Sponsor Second
Annual Horse Show

The Smyrna Lions Club will
sponsor their second annual horse
show in cooperation with the Del
aware Quarter Horse Association
on Sunday. May 81. 1861. William
Minner and James Ford are CO.
chairmen for the event. The show
will be held on the Norman ID.
Shorts Farm which is located two
miles west of Smyrna on the Well
fare Home Road.
The show will have two rings.
The activities in the Western
Ring will begin at 500 a. m, +. ID.
S. T. The Hunter and Jumper
Ring will start at 10000 a. m.
Judging the Quarter horses will
be Mr.. Mike Bokman, Media, New
York. Mr.. William G. Loeffler, of
MedfOrd Lakes, New Jersey, will
Judge the Hunters and Jumpers.
Walter Gibe, Smyrna, and Edward
Schabinger. Middletown, will be
ring stewards.
The Smyrna Lions Horse Show
is a regular member of and sub
ject to the rules of the American
Horse Shows Association, the COM
bined Eastern Horse Shows Assoc
citation and the American Quarter
Horse Shows. The show is CLASH
fled by the American Horse Show
Association as &C" in all divis-
ions or sections. and exhibitors
will receive normal points except
Pony Hunters which are classed
"B" and will receive double points.
Points won at this show will count
toward the annual high score
awards offered by the above asso-
Citations.
Plans have been made for free
parking in the immediate vicinity
of the ring. Special reserved ring
side parking will be available at
a cost of $500. Since only a lin
tied number of ringside parking
spaces are available. interested
parties should contact Mr.. Karl
Gebhart. Olive 3-746S.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-05-05
Baptist Church News

In our Sunday School. which be-
gins at 9:45 a. m. our lesson this
week will be. "Out of the Heart,
We have classes for all ages, also
nursery for small children, dur
ing worship services. This Lords
Day, our pastor will speak on The
Third Miracle. This service be-
gins at IL o'clock.
Training Union begins at $3.50
each Sunday evening, followed by
evening services at 1880.
Bible study and Prayer each
Wednesday evening at 1880 p. m.
AT this time we will continue our
study on soul Winning Doctrines"
Junior Choir practice Friday
evening at o'clock. Senior Choir
practice. s o'clock Friday evening.
A study course class for those
who are to help in our Vacation
Bible School will be held each
Thursday evening at $3.50 p. m. If
there are others who would like to
help in our school. please let the
pastor know at once.
II you are without a church home
We invite you to worship with us.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-05-05
Antique Tea At
Goshen Church

The wonderful sunshine and
warm weather brought out the
Towering blossoms which were
needed to create the lovely and at
tractive Indoor garden, where
tea was served to members,
friends and visitors at Goshen Eel
lowship Hall, Milton, at their Ninth
Annual Antique Tea.
In front of a make believe"
stone wall flowers and plants of
dogwood. lilacs, pansies, and bright
red geraniums formed the back
ground setting. Butterflies and per-
ky red and yellow birds were dis
covered here and there. In the
center of the grass was the lovely
glass top white iron antique table,
with the center piece of floating
flowers and lighted candles. The
party sandwiches, petifores, tea
cakes, cream puffs, hot bread, cook
les, nuts and minis were colorful.
attractive and tasty to all. On eth
er side were identical round white
iron antique tables, arrayed with
silver service for serving of coffee
and tea. Lovely matching chairs
with lavender cushions completed
the arrangement. Guests attended
from neighboring communities to
enjoy the "old fashion sassafras
tea" and to renew friendships as
they do each year. The friendliness
of the guests added much charm
and pleasure to the affair.
An added feature of this years
tea was the presenting of a large
display of ladies headwear symbolic
of yesteryear. These hats were dis
played much the same way you
would have found in an 18th CEN
fury millinery store window. AS in
those days, the window also ex-
tended out past the building and
was covered with an attractive
green and white canopy. The hats
were seen through make believe"
small pane windows. The back
ground of bright yellow, colorful as
a jonquill in spring. brought out
the beauty of the hats.
The usual spring flower arrange
ments made a perfect setting for
the display of old spectacles, hair
receivers, hand mirrors, parasols.
redicules and cut glass. The col
lection of samplers, fruit and flow
err pictures were exhibits to enjoy.
Antique music boxes and phono-
graphs made an interesting display.
The committee in charge extend
their appreciation to all who help
ed make this affair a success.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-05-05
Church Shop

SEATTLE (AP)-When the Rob-
ert Hanscoms were looking for 6
building for their dress shop, they
bought an empty church.
The furnished il with ornate light
fixtures from an old theater that
was being torn down, painted the
inside of the big front door bright
pink, moved the pews to the choir
loft and brought in a stock of dress
es.
Says Hanscom: We've never
found that people have any objec-
ton"
Hanscom and his wife. Dorothy,
bought tn e 50-year-o d frame
church six years ago after it's Me-
thodist congregation had moved to
larger building. They tore down
the parsonage next door to make
parking lot.
One of their regular customers
is a woman who lived in the par
sonage as girl while her father
was minister.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-05-05
GROWING TOO FAST

KARACHI (AP)-A recent gov
eminent survey found Pakistan's
population is increasing at the rate
of five babies every minute. II
warned that economic difficulties
are ahead unless the rate of gain
is reduced
over the last 10 years the coun-
try's population has increased from
1853 million to 1922 million. The
official survey said the increase
wiped out economic advances made
under the nations first five-year
plan (1955-60) and warned that unl
less II is controlled there can be
little net gain in the second plan.
The government is now pressing a
birth control program.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-05-05
Blue Hen Auxiliary

The regular meeting of Blue Hen
Auxiliary No. 64S3, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, was held at the
Post Home on Monday evening,
May /, at $50 p. m. Sister Hilda
Cannon. President. presided. There
were 16 members present All
newly elected and appointed Off
GERS were present.
Sister Verna Deeney reported
that the Auxiliary presented So
star American Flag to Radio Sta
ton WKSB on Monday morning at
$50 a. m. Sister Florence YER
notice was introduced by Sister
Deeney and made the presentation.
Mr. Borden Smith accepted the
flag for the station The presenta-
ton was broadcast over the air.
Sister Deeney also explained that
this was not only a Loyalty Day
program but May is also set aside
as WV Radio Month. 122 Patri-
otic Tray Favors were sent to the
Milford Memorial Hospital and to
the JEWELS Nursing Home. The
Blue Hen Auxiliary was repre-
scented by Past President Marga-
ret Hugg at the ceremonies held
at Cooch's Bridge on Sunday,
April 80
Fifteen Blue Hen Chicks accom-
panied by five members of Blue
Hen Ladies Auxiliary marched in
the parade on April % in Reho-
both. Plans were made for Tea
chers' Day. May a. Delegates were
elected to attend the State Con-
vention in Rehoboth on June 16
and IT. One new member was ac-
cepted into the Auxiliary. Impor-
tant dates to remember are the
Poppy Days.
Five delegates, Sister Carolyn
Collins. Sr., Vice President of the
Blue Hen Auxiliary; Sister Mil
dred Hall. Jr., Vice President of
District No. 3 and Sister Hilda
Cannon, Treasurer of District No.
3 will attend the District Conven-
ton in Clayton on Thursday, May
4.
Sister Nell Montgomery, Color
Bearer No. T. Sister Helen West.
Guard, ard Sister Penny WEIGH,
Historian. were installed by Sis
ter Verna Deeney, a Past Presi-
dent for the Auxiliary Sister Hell
en- West was appointed Rehabili-
ton Chairman. The meeting was
closed in accordance to the ritual
to reopen on Monday evening. June
5, promptly at p. m. Games were
played following the meeting, and
refreshments were served by the
committee.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-05-05
Prize Winners At
Collins and Ryan Sale

Collins & Ryan, Inc, announce
winners of prizes at drawing dur
ing "50th Anniversary Celebra-
ton.
First Prize: 36" Roper Deluxe
Gas Range-Mr. Raymond Causey,
IL West 9th Street. Blades. Della
ware.
Second Prize: 3O-gal. Rheemglas
Holiday Gas Water Heater-Mr.
Elisha MCGEE, Georgetown, Della
ware.
Third Prize: Dearborn $4,000
BTU Gas Wall Heater-Mrs. Harry
Esham, Millsboro, Delaware.
Fourth Prize: Pleasure-Treasure
Chest-Mrs. Rada Messick. sos Do
yer Street, Salisbury, Maryland.
Fifth Prize: Wear-Ever AlumiA
mum Set-Mrs. Kenneth CULLEN. p.
o. Box 404, Lewes. Delaware.
Sixth Prize: Set of Glass Tumb-
lers-Lucy Matthews. Frankfort,
Delaware.
Seventh Prize: Pleasure-Treas-
ure Chest-Mary E. Truitt, Bishop
Vile. Maryland.
Eighth Prize: Pleasure-Treasure
Chest-Linwood B. Marvel, Mill
Vile, Delaware.
Ninth Prize: .T.V. Shredder Set
Mamie Collins, Millsboro, Delaware.
Tenth Prize: Set of Glass Tumb-
lers-Mrs. II. e. Wilson, RID. No.
4, Box 67-A, Georgetown, Delaware.
Eleventh Prize: Pleasure-Treas-
ure Chest-Vivian Tucker, Box $50,
Greenwood, Delaware.
Twelfth Prize: Set of Glass
Tumblers-Mrs. r. Sanderson, RID.
No. 2, Berlin, Maryland.
Thirteenth Prize: Set of Glass
UNDERSTANDS c. Martin, Mil
ton, Delaware.
Fourteenth Prize: T.V. Shredder
Set-Chester f. Hudson, Milton.
Delaware.
Fifteenth Prize: Pleasure-Treas-
ure Chest-Elva O'Neal, Union
Street, Millsboro, Delaware.