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year and, therefore. the follow
ing racing schedule includes
known major events beyond
the immediate week end:
TONIGHT
Old Dominion speedway-Drag rae
Williams Grove. Pa.-cvRA open
stock cars, S:30
Indianapolis Raceway Park - Ma
tional ehampiEoSaiH ToM6RSsnwE STSE races
Old Dominion Speedway-NAsCAR
modified and sportsman cars, 800 laps.
time trials, pm.
Capital Raceway-DraK racing. pits
Marlboro Motor Raeewsy-AMA mo-
torcycles. Tobacco Trail Classic"
Aeuasco speedway-Dras racing
Vista Raceway-East Coast Gypsy
Tour. motorcycles, Eoon.
Westport Stadium-Modified. sports
man ana hobby cars, plus powder puff
oeTDyR TDS,.S.Uo,!o go pm z. nj -.
tional championship drag races.
Du QCoin. In.-USAC sprint cars, 25
miles.
SUNDAY
Aquasco-Drag racing, Q am.
Capital Rseeway-Drag racing, 9
vista-East coss: Gypsy Tour. mo-
Ma MaTlSoI9TAMA l; motorcycles, TO
tonal Championship drag races.
Du Guoin, In.-USAc stock cars,
Marlboro = ANA motorcycles. To
Capital RaeewAy-Drsg racing,
vista-East Coast Gypsy Tour, mo-
westport-2d All-Americsn Demoli-
Darlington, s. C.-NAsCAR Grand
National, Southern 500"
Thompson. Conn.-SCCA sports cars,
Indiana polls Raceway Park-Nation-
al Championship drag races
Du ouoin;, In.-USAC championship |
cars. 100 miles.
FRIDAY, September :
Hickory n. c.--NASCAR Grand Ma
tional' 200 laps 100 miles)
SATURDAY. September 8
Syracuse-USAC Championship cars.
Elkhart Lake. Wis.-SccA sports
ears, National event.
SUNDAY, September .
Elkhart Lake = SEGA sports cars,
Road America 500"
Richmond Fairgrounds - NAsCAR
Grand National. $50 miles.
Williams Grove, Pa. = ARDC- -UsAC
midget cars. 100 miles.
yinelsnd. N. J.-SCCA sports cars,
regional event.
SATURDAY, September is
Bridgehampton, N. Y.-SCCA sports
cars. National event, 400 kilometers.
Indianapolis - UsAc championship
cars, 100 miles.
SUNDAY. September Is
Marlboro-UMRC midget cars. 100
Trenton. N. J.-UsAc-ARDc midget
MilwsukeeWUsAc stock cars. ESQ
Reading. Pa.-UsAc sprint cars.
=, Hillsboro. N. ,C.-NAscAR Grand
National. $50 miles.
SATURDAY. September ~
Allentown. Pa.-USAc sprint cars.
SUNDAY. September 23
~ mTrenton-USAC championship cars.
MartInsville. va.-NAscAR Grand
national, 300 laps $3.50 miles.
SUNDAY; September 80
.,oNsI MaIrl6CrOIsSCA .Gun, sports cars. re-
North WiIkesboTO. N. c.ENAscAR
Grand National. 200 miles.
SUNDAY. October :
Detroit-USAC stock cars. $50 miles.
Charlotte. N. c.OSHscAR Grand
National 400 miles.
Williams Grove. Pa.-UsAc sprint
cars.
SUNDAY. October N
Atlanta-NASCAR Grand National.
400 miles.
SUNDAY. November II
Marlboro-SCCA sports cars. diyi.
Sioaal event
SUNDAY. November IS
Phoenix. Ariz.-USAC championship
cars.
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We|I-BoIonced Season
Expected in Big Ten

CHICAGO. Aug. 81 CAP)-
More than 700 brawny, talented
athletes will say good-by to
vacation tomorrow as the Big
Ten opens its traditionally
grueling practice sessions for
its 67th football campaign.
Only Ohio States defending
titlists will be absent for prac-
tice fields tomorrow. Coach
Woody Hayes has decided to
wait for Labor Day before he
drives his Buckeye herd
through two-a-day sessions.
Of 729 players who will re-
port to the 10 squads, 328 will
be sophomores. 228 will be
juniors and 173 enter their final
academic year.
Ara Parseghian at North
western and Jack Mollenkopf
at Purdue will welcome % re-
turning lettermen each. the
highest in the conference.
Minnesota's Rose Bowl con-
querors have the least
of returning monogram
winners, Is.
Bill Reed, beginning his sec
ond year as Big Ten commits
sioner. observes. "the Big Ten
appears to be moving into one
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dale Farms Tumulto. lfS; Mrs.
Stephen c. Clark. jr.'s Shield
Bearer. lit; Edward Seltzef,s
FL Bandido, Ill: William @.
Helis, jr.'s Hellenic Hero, Ill;
Pelican Stables Parka, Ill;
Bayard Sharp's Sunshine Cake,
Ill; Tally-Ho Stables August
Sun, 109, and Lillian F. Nor
riSSey's Bergamot, lot.
Crimson King Farms Grim
son Satan drew top weight of
l23 pounds for the Laurance
Armour Memorial at Arlington.
Other top eligibles in a probable
field of 10 include A. Allie Girls
SONS Gushing Wind 122: Har-
Dor View Farms David K, lit.
and F & B Farms Oak Ruler,
ia.
Seven are expected to start
in the Del Mar Debutante, in
cluding Star Maggie, Golden
Curra, Royal Rosie and Brown
berry. all under ll3 pounds.
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DISTANCE oKAY, WEIGHT IS NOT ->.
Rddn Is If Fovorite in Jerome

and an eighth. The Debutante
lat Del Mar is for 2-year-old
fillies at 6 furlongs.
Ridan, who lost 10 Jaipur by
a nose in record time for the
TraverS and diSpelled forever
doubt that he could go a mills
and a quarter. is eligible for
both the Jerome and the Auue-
duct. The distance of the
Jerome. a mile, is to the liking
of the colt who was unbeaten
as a juvenile, but the weights
are not.
He gives away S pounds to
both Decidedly, and Greek
Money. and 10 to, Sunrise
County, who was disqualified
from first in both the Flamingo
and the Wood Memorial.
Ridan. an entry with Farm
er's Market if he goes. likely
will draw the favorite's role.
Otherwise, Admirars Voyage
may get the nod under 125
pounds.
Admiral's Voyage, the most
travelled colt since Round
Table. has campaigned from
the West Coast to the East,
along the Gulf and in Florida.
The only big one in which he
has failed to be in the money
was the Kentucky Derby. His
victories include a couple OF
stakes in Santa Anita, the
Louisiana Derby and the Wood
Memorial after finishing in a
dead heat with Sunrise County,
who was again disqualified.
He was sNSecond in the Santa
Anita Derby. the Jersey Derby,
Hollywood Derby and the Bel
mont.
Others, and their weights,
include Mrs. Marion du Pont
Scott's Monge, 121 winner of
the Lexington and Ventnor
Handicaps; Christiana Stables
Cyane. l19, winner Of the
Dwyer Handicap; Mrs. Mary
Hunters Farmers Market, 1l9,
winner of four straight.
Preston Madden's T. v. Lark,
Ogden Phipps' Hitting Away and
Ritzenberg's Wise Ship
share top weight at l24 pounds
for the Kelly Olympic at At
lantic City. T. v. Lark. whose
lifetime earnings now stand at
$877 ,699, making him the rich
est California bred in history,
will have Johnny Longden up
and ranks as a likely favorite.
He was an easy winner Of last
weeks Philadelphia Turf Han
dicap.
Other probable starters in the
field of IA include Wheatley
Stables Royal Record, 118: Jac-
yn Stables Lii Fella, 119: Jac-
not Stables Oink. l1S; Briar-
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Ron DeIony Murries
Girl From Dublin

DUBLIN, Ireland, Aug. 81
(AP).-Ron Delany, who won
the l,500-meter gold medal in
the Melbourne Olympics in
1856, married Joan Riordan, a
Dublin girl, yesterday.
Delany, who studied at Viii
lanova University in PennSyl-
vania, now works for an inter-
national airline. He recently
announced his retirement from
big track and field events.
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By the Associated Press

The ability of Ridan to 20
the distance no longer is in
doubt. but Mrs. Moody Jolley's s
colt-as usual-poseS the big
question for the weekend
races:
Is he going to go in tomor-
rows $50,000-added Jerome
Stakes at Aqueduct, or will he
pass it up in favor Of Mon-
days 100000 added Aqueduct
Stakes? Or will Mrs. Jolley
send him out in each?
Yesterday she indicated that
the colt likely will contest the
Jerome. a mile race for s.
year-olds, against a field that
includes the likes of Fred W.
Hooper's much-traveled Ad-
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McNoir, Andrews
Meet in SoftbuII

Fort McNair will meet the
winner of today's game between
Andrews Air Force Base and
Fort Belvoir at 6 pm. to de-
eide the losers bracket of the
Military District of Washing
ton softball tournament at Fort
McNair.
Boiling wrapped up the win
ner's bracket yesterday by nip
ping McNair, 7-6. Ace Miller
squelched a Boiling rally in the
last inning after it had scored
two runs and had two men on
by striking out Bob Nuss.
Andrews eliminated Hender-
son Hall. 8-3, and Belvoir oust-
ed Fort Myer, To, in other
losers bracket games yesterday.
Evening star., 1962-08-31
Southern 500
NearsMidpoint
In Qualifying

DARLINGTON, S. c., Aug
81 (AP). - Half the starting
field Of 48 cars will be filled
after today's qualifying trials
for the $92,500 Labor Day
Southern 5OO-mile stock car
race.
Eight cars a day are being
chosen for the first three days
of time trials ending today, and
the remaining "a tomorrow.
The favored inside-pole posi-
ton belongs to the driver with
the fastest speed on the first
qualifying day, and that went
to Fireball Roberts of Daytona
Beach. Fla. He drove a Pontiac
at an average of 13O.246 miles
an hour. a track record for
four laps around the 13s mile
asphalt track.
Yesterdays fastest qualifier,
at 1851 m.p.h., was Johnny
Allen Of North Wilkesboro,
N. c., also in a Pontiac.
Qualifying with Allen were
seven other drivers, including
Nelson Stacy of Daytona Beach,
the 1861 Southern 500 winner.
Stacy's four-lap speed was
l26.874 m.p.h. in a Ford.
Also earning starting posi-
tions yesterday were:
Larry Frank, Greenville,
S. c., Ford, 127.6O1 m.p.h.;
Tiny Lund. Cross, S. c., Chew
rolet, l27.40 m.p.h.; Jim Par
due, North Wilkesboro, Pontiac,
126.906 m,p.h.: Jim Paschal,
High Point, N. c.. Plymouth,
l26 259 m.p.h.; Darel Dieringer.
Charlotte, N. c., Ford. 126.235
m.p.h., and Emanuel Zervakis.
Richmond, Mercury, 126.227
m.p.h.
A slick track caused a colli-
sion between cars driven by
Dieringer and Gale Marlborough
of Timmonsville, S. c., but
neither was injured.
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Flemke has won all eight of
his starts at Old Dominion this
year. One night not long ago
he swept three 25-lap events.
'25-lapper, one at 35
laps, one at rs and two at 100
account for his streak. He's
one shy of Jimmy Mairs' track
Evening star., 1962-08-31

miral's Voyage, George A.
Pope's Kentucky Derby winner
Decidedly. Brandywine Sta
ble's Preakness winner Greek
Money and Townsend B. Mar
tins unpredictable Sunrise
County.
If Ridan goes, he will tote
top weight Of 127 pounds and
will swell the field to 13.
A couple of $30,000-added
grass course stakes and Del
Mars Debutante highIigat the
rest Of the Saturday card.
Arlington offers the Laurance
Armour Memorial for 3-year-
olds over a mile and one-six-
.teenth of grass. while Atlantic
City's grass test Is the Kelly
Olympic Handicap at a mile
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record of nine in a row. set
two years ago.
Flemke is 81. bachelor and
has been driving competitively
for IL years, two of them in
midget cars. He is one OF the
few modified car drivers who
makes a living at it. He aver
ages three races a week and,
apparently. doesn't have time
for any other pursuits in sea-
son.
He's carted off $500 in prize
oney from Old Dominion
alone. Tomorrow night nell be
trying tc make that figure read
$4,000. One thousand is the
jackpot for the winner of the
300-lap event.
OF course, that kind of money
has attracted one of the finest
fields ever to show at Manassas
certainly the best this year
Flemke's ability on Old Domin-
ions fast turns and his smooth
ness in handling the No. X-2l
Plymouth figure to make him
the favorite again, but this is
unquestionably his stiffest test
on this track.
SHORT CIRCUITS - Cap
ital Raceway bows in to-
morrow as the areas newest
drag strip, a 4,OO0-foot ribbon
OF asphalt, so feet wide in Mil
lersville, Anne Arundel County
The quarter-mile strip is level.
and the more than 1000 feet
OF stopping area slope uphill
NASCAR has scheduled a
500-mile Grand National event
January 20 on the 3.275-mile
road course at Riverside, Calf.
-. CALIFORNIA; Mickey Thomp-
son, best known for his at
temptS at the world land speed
record, has entered five cars
in the National Hot Rod Asso-
citation championships this
week end at Indianapolis.
The Metropolitan Auto Rae
ing Fans Club early this year
bought three box seat sections
for Mondays Southern 500 at
Darlington. That comes to the
tidy sum of $1,000. Fireball
Roberts record qualifying speed
OF 130.246 miles per hour two
days ago indicates another
healthy payday is in store for
the Daytona Beach ace Mon
day. Fireball leads in NASCAR
winnings with S48.855.
gained in just 13 starts.
+ +
This is the last column of the
Evening star., 1962-08-31
Thompsons Face
'Coss Duo Toduy

John and Tony Thompson
will match their forcing game
against the baseline strategy of
Clay and Tim Coss today when
they meet in the finals of the
c chevy Chase Invitational
Father and Son tennis tourna-
ment at Chevy Chase Club.
Both wosomes won in
straight sets yesterday to set UP
their first clash in this type of
event. The Cosses, Clay and
son Tim. defeated DR.. James
and Jim Shafer, 60, rs,
while John Thompson and son
Tony eliminated Ray and Glenn
Gould, 6-4, 6-1.
The final match is scheduled
at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1962-08-31
Suspension and Fine
Handed to Whisenunt

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 81
(AP).-Coach Pete Whisenant
of the Reds was fined $10O
yesterday and suspended for
three days by Warren Giles,
National League president.
WhiSenant was disciplined
for his part in a dispute during
the 18th inning of Cincinnati's
game with the Dodgers last
night Whisenant and Gin
.cinnati Manager Fred Hutch
inson were elected from the
game after a Dalk was called
on Joey Jay in the Dodger 18th.
Evening star., 1962-08-31
estu SideIined
In Middle Drills

QUONSET POINT, R. l.,
Aug. 81 (AP).-Navy's defen-
sive unit still remains un-
scored upon after the football
team went through its second
lntrasquad scrimmage today.
Head Coach Wayne Hardin
reported that Ron Testa, his
All-America tackle candidate
from Watertown, Mass, has
missed two days Of practice be-
cause of a pulled muscle. Tesra
Is expected to return to action
in a few days,
Evening star., 1962-08-31
Ann Hayden Weds

LONDON, Aug. 81 (AP).-
Ann Hayden. 23-year-old Brit
ish Wightman Cup tennis star,
was married yesterday to Philip
CPip) Jones, 56-year-old busi-
nesSman and tennis official.
Evening star., 1962-08-31
Racing Results
Timonium
Aqueduet

-sr-S3, 100 cling yrs: mdns 6 fur
Red Damask Vale'la) $40 80 $50
Collection Plate (Ussery) $50 $50
At the Palace tDeSpirito) 7.1O
Pass the Deal, 'VIckie Dear. Gold
BrCk, Brandy Sauce, Pragmatic,
I My Jerce, Silly Request Tar m
Feathers. Our Maru, Demimonde.
Lucy K. Field. Time. LIPS.
Evening star., 1962-08-31
PIT TSNPS
FIemke VS.. Field
At Old Dominion
By DICK SLAY

Clay Eastdge the old pro from Fredericksburg is cred
tied with the comment: You might beat Ed Femke once
in while but nobodys going to make habit of it." Still
Flemkes record at Old Dominion Speedway this year ap-
proacheS the incredible No has beaten him
a al
Evening star., 1962-08-31
Hugerstown
To Provide
Twin Double
BY JOSEPH B. KELLY
Star Racing Editor

CHARLES TOWN. W. Va,
Aug. 3l-Horseplayers in the
West Virginia. Western Mary
land area will shortly have
around-the-clock twin-double
wagering.
When the nearby Hagerstown
day track opens its l2-day
meeting September 10. it also
will provide the four-race null
tiple betting which was in
troduced to this section at the
old Charles Town track last
summer. Hagerstown is the
first Maryland thoroughbred
track to use the twin double
Hagerstown and Shenandoah
will butt heads throughout
the stand of the Maryland
half-miler. This means that
there will be two regular dou-
bles and two twins" on tap
oalIy IN this area from Septem-
Der 10 through September %.
After the HagerStown session
Shenandoah and the twin dou-
BILE continue here through Oc-
tober 6, and then the Charles
Town track. taking an advan-
tage Of II open dates on the
schedule, re-opens for
a fall meeting running from
October 8 to 26.
The Marlboro meeting is
scheduled September "a to
October 6, but officials of the
Southern Maryland track are
lot planning any twin-double
1
Last night at Shenandoah
Downs II winning tickets were !
old on the twin double, which {
'aid s864.20 for So. The num- !
'ers were 7-l-5-1. Jesse David I
son started both the regular !
double and the twin.
He upset with Now Alert
$3.50 in the first race, to start +
a $3.50 payoff and registered
in the fifth, the first event in
the twin double, aboard War .
Rim ($10.4O.
Evening star., 1962-08-31
Irish HuIfbuck

Pat Moran, a junior halfback
on the Columbia football team,
nails from County Mayo, Ire
land.
Evening star., 1962-08-31

WALK OFF meets lesser and looks best here. PEN
IAMETER was winner for S1,25O. CRIBS BEST an
excellent chance -
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z3. ks. XXI. xxx 10 pounds ap-
prentice allowance claimed.
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= kILMARNOIk II drops alter finishing fourth Tor
$1,000 REFLECTION winner for SI.250. kER-
FOOT also for Sl,25O.
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BEST BET-CHARLIEPOO
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a, CHARLIEPOO picks up pound after winning
the same distance. nISC0NCERTED looks like the d
cipal rival SELINSGROVE might take IL all.
Evening star., 1962-08-31

REGAL MUSIC finished second to ST. SIMON
STOCK in his last and looks best here. SPINNING
LIME IS the one to beat VA. BELLE should take .
Evening star., 1962-08-31

WA1 LUWk WAS second AGAINST SImIIAT and
the vote here. DIR. SAM MCL. a surprise second
for SI,25O HIGH KEVIN breaks fast and might take
Evening star., 1962-08-31
JOE KELLYy SKELETONS
Shenandoah Hondicops
Selections Made for Past Track
Post Time rs PM.
Scratches Deleteol

FIRST RACE-PurSe SIIOO; maiden cIaninEG 81 aSO);
q furlO
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MARbaNHERST XII As, Is n sPSt 70 win another
a chance. " ~ " - ~
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BAYLONIA should beat particularly weak field
U-PAY fourth in fair effort BUENO rates
q chance.
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-28
ROXANA
Mrs. Alice Lockwood
Phone 436-S557

MIR. and Mrs. Ken Layfield have
recently returned from a very
pleasant two weeks vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Ayers and
two children Vivian and Steve in
San Bernardino, Calf. While there
they visited several places of in
terest including Mexico and La
Vagas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel LeKites
had as their dinner guests Satur-
day, Mrs. Peggy LeKites and two
sons, Wilson and Leroy of Selby-
Vile. Callers for the evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Richards, Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Lynch, Mrs. Vina
Bennett and Mrs. Flossie Quillen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Brasure and
family of Wilmington, spent t h e
past weekend with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest ]. Evans. Add
ed dinner guests Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs. Bill McCabe of Selbyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Ewell spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold McCabe near Wilmington,
Saturday, the quartette spent the
day in Atlantic City, NJ.
Deepest sympathy is extended to
the family of David e. Goodwin, who
passed away Sunday, after a short
illness at his home at Fenwick. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Murray had
as their weekend guests Mrs. Hazel
Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Weston Wat
son and son, Mrs. Dorothy Simp-
son of Chester, Pa. Dinner guests
Wednesday were Mr.. and Mrs. AL
vim Hudson of near Ocean View.
Callers during the week of Mr.
and Mrs. John Long were M S.
Laura Hickman of Georgetown, Mr..
and Mrs. Tasker Hudson of Sails
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel LeKit-
es, MIR, and Mrs. Wilson Ewell. Mr..
and Mrs. Preston Hudson, Mrs.
Elsie Bennett of here and M n s.
Katie Hudson of Frankford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Murray
entertained over the weekend, her
sister Mrs. Elizabeth Murray f
Georgetown. They attended the
dedication of Showell M h dist
Church, Sunday, where the two
ladies had attended church be\re
their marriages.
Mrs. Allie Stephens left home
Monday where she will be a guest
at the Maple Shade Nursing Home
at Millsboro.
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-28
Wired 7. v. Corp. Is
Ready To Begin Here

MILFORD-A delay in getting
clearance from the Diamond State
Telephone Co., to use it's poles has
held up the Diamond State CATV
Corp, from building an antenna
here.
Robert H. Barr, city electrical
chief, said the company, W h C h
contracted with Milford on Aug. 81
to provide clear-channel televison
on a co-axial cable for a monthly
charge, has received the clearance
and is ready to begin work.
At contract signing a company
representative promised to b e gi n
work Immediately on building the
tower which receives the television
and FIN signals. A contract stipu-
lation says the company has only
$50 days to build the tower.
The company will offer both tel
evision stations and strong FIN
stations to subscribers when it be-
gins operations. Mayor Alphonso E.
Humes said yesterday the COM
pany won't wait to pick up Gus
toners before putting in the serv-
ices but is going ahead with install
lation.
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Milford chronicle., 1962-09-28

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Milford chronicle., 1962-09-28
DAGSBORO
Mrs. Marguerite Gray
Phone 732-6540

The District Layman's Banquet
was held last night at st. Johns
Methodist Church in Seaford.
The Priscilla Circle of the VS..
C.S. of Bethel Church met W h
Mrs. Rena West on Wednesday
evening of this week instead Of
Monday as was published last
week.
The W.S.C.S. monthly meeting
will be held in Bethel Center, Oct
ober 2, at s pm.
October 3. the Educational Sem
mar will be held in Frankford
Methodist Church at 1880 D. m.
Everyone is invited to attend.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence A. Timmons in Pin e y
Neck on the birth of a baby girl
born last Thursday in Peninsula
General Hospital, Salisbury. named
Judy Ellen.
Horace Tingle suffered a heart
attack Wednesday evening and was
rushed to Peninsula General Hos
pital, Salisbury, where his condi-
llOn Is lUlpTONulS.
Mrs. Gertrude Meyer of Reading,
Pa, spent last week with her chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Milton Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Daisey of
Phila., spent the weekend here and
attended the funeral of his uncle,
VIM. Betchum, Bethany Beach.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs.
John Becham in the loss of her
brother-in-law. Will Beacham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheddie Mitchell.
Willards, and Thomas Hamblin Of
Whaleysville, were Sunday visitors
of, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Masteson
of Indianapolis, Indiana. spent two
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Timmons and family.
Mrs. Ida Porter, Baltimore, is
spending some time with her sis
ter, Mrs. Sallie Brasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland Clogg en-
tertained to a turkey dinner Sun
day, the following guest, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilmer Daisey, David Daisey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Clogg and
daughter Beverly. Mr.. and NJ RS.
Russell Birmingham and Mr.. a n d
Mrs. Curnie Clogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Hurley and
three children were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Par
dee, Ridgely, Md.
A-2c George Roth and friend
A-2c David Weaver of Dover Air
Base, spent the weekend with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Roth.
Susi Timmons returned to Mad
ison College in Harrisburg, Va,
last Wednesday. Miss Marilyn Tim
mons has returned to Richmond,
Va, and is associated with tn e
Richmond Art Company in tn e
Interior Decorating Department.
Milford chronicle., 1962-09-28
FRANKFORT
G.. G. CrOcker
Phone: 732-451S

Charles David Hudson (Butc hi
will enter the Navy on Sep
tember 2S today and will be
stationed at the Great Lakes Naval
Training Station. Charles was the
youngest member of the SeIbyville
graduating class on June 6, 1862
He VIII be eighteen on the sixth
of November. He has one sister,
Suzanne Lillian Hudson. He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester w.
Hudson.