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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-04-26
BIuekfoot Al Club Sponsors Area
Easter EGG Hunt For Over 40 Youngsters

Charles Strain spent the Easter
week end with his wife and
other relatives and friends down
at Chinook.
The Blackfoot school children
enjoyed their long week end ov-
er Easter as they didn't have
school on Good Friday. Now
they are busy practicing for the
track meet coming up soon.
Mrs. Betty Sangsland and her
daughter, Bonnie, were Satur.
day afternoon visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Brown.
Grandma Brewer surprised all
the school children on Thursday
afternoon with a little Easter
treat.
Quite a few bands of sheep
have been moving through
Blackfoot this past week moving
to different pastures.
ATTENTION: Don't forget the
last Pinochle card party this Fri
day, April 9th being put on by
our All Club. Bring a friend or
two and come on down and help
our All Club out. Wen be look
ing for you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pussy Pepion of
Browning were week end visi-
tors in Blackfoot at the Henry
White home.
The Ralph Sangsland's were
Monday evening visitors and
luncheon guests at the Fred
Stone ranch. Mr.. and Mrs. Hi
Woodward of Babb and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Lowder were also visi-
tors at the Stone ranch.
Charlie and Lois Keller, Nina,
and Mark were Tuesday visitors
in Cut Bank at the Neil Mclean
home. Later they were dinner
guests at the Kenny Wheeler
home.
Mrs. Larry Whitford and
daughter, Rose Lynn, of Babb
were Tuesday visitors at the
Fred Stone ranch. In the after
noon Mrs. Whitford and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Marie Lowder, and
daughter. Debbie, and Mrs. Bet
~ Sangsland made a trip to Cut
Bank shopping and also visited
with Marie's sister, Mrs. Margie
Guardipee and family.
Quite a few from around
Blackfoot and Meriwether at
tended the funeral for Mrs. Lloyd
Berezay in Cut Bank on Tues
day. Deepest sympathy is ex-
tended to the Berezay family in
the loss OF their loved one.
Ralph and Betty Sangsland
were Tuesday visitors and coffee
guests at the Charlie Keller
ranch.
Mrs. Mildred Doore drove her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Tat
sey Of Heart Butte down to Con-
rad on Saturday.
George Kennerly Of Browning
was q Sunday visitor at the
Sangsland home.
Roy and Mildred Doore at
tended the cattle sale at the sale
barn In Shelby on Monday.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1962-04-26

"The good old days: Back when
the only thing your wife owed
was a cup of sugar, to the next
door neighbor.
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ROOMS FuRN-MD..VA.
ROOMS FURN,-S.E..S.W.

FAIRFAX VILLAGE AREA-Room
in quiet home OF 2 adults for a re-
fined gentleman References re-
quired. LII. 4-2402.
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FURN.-Bed, desk. chest Of draw.
ers. dining, end, corner tables
antique Gilt side chr. Wo. e-s534
sALE-Pre-inventorl
on entire stock, every item re-
Danish, etc, from sic. Sofa beds
nylon upholstery, choice OF colors
$50. Hollywood beds $40. Bunk
beds with serta mattress $50
Bedrm. sets from Sl2n, free box
spring and mattress. DESKS from
S25. All lamps 900 to 40ss off
l0-pc, dining rm; set, Danish
NITURE, 5000 Laurel ave, Ia
koma Park, Md. JU, S-4005. Open
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$40. viii del. SeS.S7sS til I
K&R Enterprises. 1893 H ST. ne
WASHERS, $40. late models. fully
auto. 6-mo. guar. Wringer type,
$50. VIII del. Ii. 6-1627, dealer.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

SUNNY FRONT STUDIO. Tv in
room. refgr, grill, shower, pvt
entr. 6l5 22nd NV, FE. S-6275
924, 933, 036 N. Y, AVE. NV. =
Small slpg., lge. hskpg., SS-S2C
Only well-behaved persons housed
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Rooms with Tv, From SIS week
complete Hotel Se-VlJe
1918 Que 81, NV. Ho 2.el04
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SECRETARY

Challenging opportu-
nifty for a top secre-
tary to work for exec
utive of national in
dustrial organization
in Dupont Circle area.
Applicants must be
highly competent in
all Secretarial and
stenographic skills. To
age SO. Salary COM
mensurate with abil-
ity. Write Washing
ton Star, Box 397-G,
Star.
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TV. RcA "a" Console. Perfect
condition. Must sell. Best offer,
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PIANos-Discount prices and only
sSS sG az t St Ph ,ST %MHSTRsAy ps
and Sion Lee hiSnwS " Arlington giDSI
(Phone 536-6So1J Large selection
OF new and used spinets and con.
soles in q wide variety OF finishE,
and STYLES. Arlington store oper
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(cONTiNUEDl

BICYCLE CENTER for Rollfast.
s sSssptsa snG ann RAss o D TF'ds s.F
$50 pm. ARLINGTON CYCLE
Co. 1910 Columbia pike. IA. q
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FURNITURE FOR RENT
APIS. UNFURNIsRED-D. Q.

ADJACENT BOILING I'D and
bedrmy apis, Cheerful and
foolny, M. excel. shopping, school,
s srIs1 5000 y tIr,!1rn.gis cIh sS
Sc, 10. a.s42f.
fcontinusd an Merit pasel
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PIANOS, new splnets. choics Of ma
ssgs' da so0 ss p sal. ns sl'H Mrs $tsSi
@ st., NV, RE. 7-62l2: Alex,
c6ol Mt, Vernon ave-, HI. 8-S6S6;
congressional Plaza shopping ctr,
Rockville pike. HA. 7-7420. tAll
stores open ewes. I'll o pm. cx-
cent Sat !
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80 hnn, s' SoSs W M
sSS dn so0 SSs per Hai mo- Si0P Rirrs So e
convenient locationsl, dntn., 1896
q St., NV, RE. 7-62l2:. Alex
c6ol Mt, Vernon ave-, HI. s-S6s6t
Rockville pike. HA. 7-fl20. tAl
stores open ewes. I'll 0 pm. cx'
c9ut sat.
PIAN0s-Discount prices and only
SIS down with low monthly pay.
Inents at the PIANO MART. 10t6
7st st. NV. (Phone ST. $4,000
and 5l0O Lee highway, Arlington
(Phone 536-6S9D Large selection
Of new and used spinets and con-
soles in q wide variety OF finishG,
and STYLES. Arlington store oper
evenings.
PiNNDs FOR RENT, only IS per
M cho!ge OF finishes payments
srsqiI.sSd 4 you purehsss, at, iHssr
S S9!iiaa? Alex Alex" eSsi Nj MT. n Vernon M ave-.
XII. S-SnS6; Congressional Plaza
snspp!ag ctr, Rockville pike, HA
7-74"O. tAll stores open ewes
III 0 pm. except sat
PIANO, antique square baby grand,
exceptional cond., lovely rosewood
case. Roto- broil, Maple crib, sGcri-
flee. RIA, 6-1250.
PIANO SALE - Big discounts on
new and used pianos during our
remodeling. Largest selection OF
good pianos in MONTGOMERY Co,
All guaranteed. Sl75 and I'D.
SILVER SPRING PIANO CO,
'lS st npEN VssuN N ~ ~ S-oo'o
Every Eve. Til Christmas
PIANos-ses our display Of new
msr, Kimbsii rn Cable ana Bald vim
Prices as low as S495. Terms.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
ll0S q ST. NV. DI. 7-e464
PIANO, chickering baby Grand
Good buy at $3.50. Call 52S-729l
after 5 pm. weekdays.
PIANO. upright, mshoEenN YER
seq condition Sll6' Call o@s'
PIANO. Baldwin Acrosonie. useC
for rental. Save $500. Fully guar
oisRiEL PIANO q ORGAN CO.
80 Exclusive Baldwin Distributor =,
64S5 Ari. Blvd. op. Z Cor. 532 400.
IVA. Store Daily Til o; Sat. Til 81
POOL TABLE, res. size port, wac
ceSsories. Just like new, very rea
MRS. HODGE. AP. 7-4078 aft g
PRINTING EQUIPMENT, paper cut,
ter. camera, folder and stitchel
etc; Call wkdays.. ia. 9-l225 OF
363-4453.
RADIO, Zenith, transocean. bat
terry. AC. XII. 9-3322.
RADIO, Aircraft, Marco omnigato'
transeeiyer with power. XII. 3
RADIO, HALL. sx42. $50 kc.. 1Oi
me-. AMIN. XII, 1892.
RANGEs-RECOND., guar, larg.
stock, best prices, all gases. ACME
1011 9TH st. NV. MA. s-s952.
RANGES-ALL SIZES
Gas, elec. $3.50 up. AID. 2-2IOO
PEERLESS SALES CO. 1897 Ga. Ave
REFRIGERATORS = Used, guar
Credit. 1862 i4th st. NV, TU
S-6iii. immediate delivery.
REERIGERATORs-oood as new
S30.96 up. Guaranteed up TO
wars UNIVERSAL CO.
9TH and L SITS. NV. 462.000'
REFRIGERATORs - While the.
last. 13-cu.-ft. automatic defrost
2-door Norge or GE in whit
and yellow. 12-eu.-ft. GE. white
white. Make an offer on one o
all. as no reasonable offer vii
be refused.
/ STANDARD TIRE d BATTERY CO
Free Service--Free Delivery
10th and II SITS. NE. Ii. 3-00S.
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Continued on Nett Pass)
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ANNANDALE PET SHOP
ANNANDALE. VA.
PUPPIES
GOOD SELECTION, Axe and PURE
TROPICAL FISH AoUARIUMs. etc.
GOOD SELECTION OF BIRDS,
PARAKEETS, SINGING CANARIES,
PARROTS, COCKATEEIS
Open Ewes. TIL p pm. CT. $1,000
BIRDS, PARAKEETs OR FINCHES,
81 up. PARROTS, S25. Selection
OF TV-trained birds. 7S3-4OB2.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES, ready
for Christmas. Call so. 5-6742.
BOXER PUP
Axe, Flashy Female. Shots.
703-327-4397
BOXER PUPPY, 10 weeks, sire
champion salgrays Battle Chief,
BIS. winner. Pc. 2-i4S6.
BULL MAsTIFF PUPS, Axe, excel.
watch dog and guardian. with
amazingly even disposition. Pos
sess abundant affection for chill.
dren and ADULTS. 9 wks. Ready
for Xmas. OIL. 4-sOS7.
CAIRN TERRIER, s wks., Axe
Reg. champ. blood line, male
] fem. Shots. paper trained. VII
hold till Xmas. 3Ol-7S2-7406.
CHIHUAHUA DOGS and pups. Axe
small Reasonable prices. 10
2-4556.
CHIHUAHUAS, DAcHsHUNDS, TOY
FOX TERRIERS, PEKES BOS.
TONS. BIRD DOCS cE. 6-s55s
COOKERS, ENGLISH. champ. brec
puppies at realistic prices. vii
hold I'll Xmas. Du. 5-6245.
COCKER PUPPIES, black 3 months
each, XII. a-5S7S.
COOKERS, ENGLlsH-AKc, Cham
Dion sired, ready and willing L
20. TW, 3-08l7, OR. 3-50S6.
COLLIE PUPS, Axe, 9 wks., beaut
lassies, champ. lineage. RAMBLE
WOOD Collie Kennel. SP. 3-522S
COLLIE, female, with papers. like
children. looks for good home
Ideal Christmas present. Call 273
5S4O.
COLLIE PUPPIEs-AKc. little Las
christmas gifts, $50, nv. 3-66i7,
COLLIE PUPS. Axe. ready 10
Christmas, Sable and white. Male
$50, females, S3b. 256-7D76.
COLLIE PUPS, AKc. champ, line
m and T. stud service. DU 3
1877, Du b-ol43.
DACHsHUNDs, smooth and lon
BAYARD KENNEL. 532-OsOs.
DACHsHUND, red male. 3 weeks
champ. sired, wormed and tenn
shots, UN, 4.25I2.
DAcHMNDs for Christmas. Blael
and tan puppies, reasonably priced
Have papers. 4Ti-b2a3.
DoBERMAN PUPPIES. fem, Axe
black and tan, and red. Champ
lineage. Show quality. Ready 10
Christmas. RE, 5.lAOO.
DOG TRAINING CLASSES for al
cafe for Christmas. II. 7-B47s
ENGLISH cocker pups, Axe, champ
sired, Some housebroken, Santa
special. cR, 3-5Os0, Tw. 3-nBi5
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIEs,
wkG. old. black and silver male'
vormed. shots, $50. German shep
herd female breeder, 3 yrs. olc
Reas. stafford, Va, 6bn-87b8.
GERMAN SHEPHERD, Axe. II
male. ~ yrs. good with chill
dren, fine for breeding. 1w. 2
nSON.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES
mother purebred, father mixed,
females, black, $40 ca EV. 4.n9l1
GERMAN SuEP, PUPs-tem onl,
! Axe, Jet black, also silver an
black. lat shots Ready for NmA,
order nov, viii hold, $50. 81
GERMAN SHEPHERDS, Axe.
weeks, shots V0fmed. Priced 4
sell. Call 779.GAsb Thurs, Fri
after p.ma all day thereafter,
GERMAN SHEPHERDS, req. stron
puppies, temp, shots, wormed, ~
eel training ability, 362.b76g
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS
Male and Female, $50 and Up
CAL .3n3b
KITTENS PERSIAN. red tabby 0
iight silver. Also boarding an
stud ssry Mrs, HoaE, VIII. 6-pb2C
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I733 nth ST. NV,
eluded. sos per month.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators
sod cutters, rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL. UN. 4-5l00. JU. b-5O40.
SANTA CLAUS SUITS
Sl-0eO6
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from $3.50 to $3.50 pm. at their
r street store
SATURDAY

The Puerto Rican Ameri-
can Women's League presents
fashions by Ards School of
Fashion Designing under the
direction Of Mary Elizabeth
Simmons apalbi during
luncheon at 1890 pm. at Col
lingwood on = the-Potomac.
The benefit is for the Puerto
Rican Boys Orphanage. Re-
servationS may be made
through the Ards School of
Designing on Connecticut
Avenue.
Hawthorne Country Club
fashions show, LaPlata, Md.
at 8 pm. with fashions from
Greta Stevens, Sacks Mems
Wear, and Sandy Sue Chill
dren's fashions. Margaret
Roley models.
Margaret ROley models will
do the informal presentation
at the Penn Mar Shopping
Centers every Saturday from
IL noon to 3 pm.
L. Frank will have Cappa
Chell models presenting fash
ions at their Wheaton store
from IL to 2 pm. Vincent &
Vincent hairstyles. From IL to
2 pm. L. Frank fashions will
be spotlighted at their Seven
Corners store by Cappa Chell
Models.
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seas assignment" In which
the service wife was depicted
trying to learn a foreign
language from a record play
er while her husband put a
pillow over his ears in an
attempt to get some sleep.
The theme, Decorations
for the Service Wife" was
carried out in the favors at
each place where copies of
military service decorations
were featured in the gift
Wrappings.
Mrs. Frank B. Berry, wife
of the Deputy Assistant Sec
retay of Defense, was among
the honor guests who in
cluded Mrs. Leonard D.
Heaton, Mrs. Edward C.. Ken
ney and Mrs. Oliver Mess,
whose respective husbands
are surgeon general of the
Army, Navy and Air Force.
Mrs. Luther Terry, wife Of
the surgeon general of the
Public Health Service; Mrs.
William s. Middleton, wife of
the chief medical director,
Veterans Administration and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-14
Surgeons See
Luncheon Show

Wives Of delegates here for
the seth annual meeting of
the Association of Military
Surgeons of the United
States were entertained at a
luncheon and fashion show
yesterday at the Walter Reed
Officers Club.
Mrs. Henry Schuldt Muir
phey, wife Of the commanding
general of Walter Reed Cen
eral Hospital, was on hand
to greet the $50 guests who
represented the various
branches Of the armed forces
as well as the Veterans Ad-
ministration, National Guard,
United States Public Health
Service and some foreign
counties.
Vignettes from the life of
the service wife were por-
trayed in the table CENTER
pieces which had been ar
ranged by Mrs. Thomas
Whelan, whose husband is
Chief of Surgery at Walter
Reed.
The women chuckled at
such familiar scenes as "over-
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It's A Date
TOMORROW

Lanes Junior Miss Of
Wheaton Plaza presents "a
Whirl Into Holiday Fashions"
starring graduates of Lanes
fashion modelling course.
Time: Z pm. at the store.
Diane Hazlett of Bethesda,
Suellen Miller of Rockville,
and Nancy Hill of Silver
Spring will do the comment
airy on the fashions. Diplomas
will be awarded by Katherine
Mizell.
L. Frank fashions modelled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-14

Mrs. James Cooney, whose
husband is president of the
Association of Military Sur
geons, were others honored.
Sue Boatner was commen-
tator for the fashion show
and Mrs. John A. Sheedy was
co-ordinator for the event.
Mrs. J.. B. Coates, jr., is
chairman Of ladies activities
for the association which in
cluded a tour of the White
House this morning, followed
by a tour of Army Distaff
Hall.
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Main Store Hours: $3.50 AM. to 500 PM.
Meet Sepp KOber
Director, The Ski School

The Homestead, Hot Springs, va.
Our guest speaker Opening Day
H:3O am. Friday, November I6-Gnd
on Saturday, the 18th, here
Nth tips and pointers on the art of
skiing, the tUhys and tUherefores of
skier's rUdrdrobe-pIdnning. Mr.. Kober
will be available for consul
tation from Hons 100, both days.
Sixth Floor, Ski Shop,
Main Store.
also informal modelling.
Milford chronicle., 1962-06-15

Rid. Master of Education. Robert
G. Hawkins, IA Dot st. Master of
Education. Theodore Robert Pyne,
Sc. End st. Master of Education.
Millsboro, Janice Frances Grain,
RID. No. 1, Box 264-A BIS. in
Education. Fred Douglas Hudson,
dupont Highway B.A. in Arts and
Science. Evelyn P. Atkins, RID. No.
2, Morris st. Master of Education.
RehOboth Beach, Edward Rapkin,
1 Baltimore Ave- Bachelor of
Electrical Engineering. William H.
Tweelow, 72 Maryland Ave. B.A.
in Arts and Science.
Seaford, Juliet Emily Calhoun,
1919 Concord Rd. B.A. in Arts and
Science. Kay Ellis, 319 dupont Rd
BA in Education. Beverly Ann
Hall, 2O9 Harrington st. BIS. in
Education. Irwin Elwood Handy, r.
Ed. No. l BIS. in Agriculture.
Eugene Manfred Johnson, % Mar
tin Farms : BIS. in Arts and Sci
ence. Edith Ann Kelley, 412 High
st. BIS. in Education. Bonni e
Louise Phillips, 519 Pine st. B.S.
in Arts and Science. Wesner Brown
Stack, % Nanticoke Circle B.A.
in Arts and Science.
Milford chronicle., 1962-06-15
Gloss Of 1852 Graduated
At Delaware University
CONTINUED from page one)


He urged the graduates to think
"long and hard" about their con-
victions, to bring them to the sur
face in written form and to apply
them in appropriate contexts.
1T is my hope that you will dis
cipline yourself to become an or
ganized' man, not an organization
man, and finally that among your
deep and cherished convictions may
be found a lasting belief in and an
abiding love for your fostering
mother = the University of Della
ware"
Earlier in the day at the bac-
calaureate program the graduates
heard John Courtney Murray, pro-
fessor of theology at Woodstock
College ant, one of the nations not
ed Jesuit tHeologians.o
Of the 4S4 undergraduate degrees
conferred by President John A.
Perkins, 29 were awarded W lit h
honors, distinction or both. A total
of 1876 received masters degrees
and 23 received Ph.D. degrees n
chemistry, chemical engineering
and biological sciences. OF special
interest were two ''firsts" the
awarding of the first doctorate in
the recently established behavioral
sciences prograIA to Rober A la n
Cutt, native of Lititz, Pa, and the
first doctorate ig applied science to
fernando de la Cuesta SolorZano,
of Colombia, S. A.
To qualifyo for the degree with
distinction and honors in course,
the student must attain an overall
scholastic index of 3.5 and COM
plete AN independent research pro-
ject in his major field. Students
receiving the degree with distinc-
tion must have completed the re-
search project and have a 3.5 in
dex in their major field of study.
Students with a 35 scholastic in
dex automatically qualify for hon
ors in course.
The following students from low
er Delaware received degrees:
Milford chronicle., 1962-06-15

Selbyville, Ann jackson Bunt-
ing, Church St BIS. in Educa-
ton. Geraldine Ann Gray, R. d. No.
1. BS in Education.
Smyrna, Lawrence Chester ELL
cry, Jr., Box 468 Bachelor of Me
chanical Engineering. Jeanne c..
Ford, 213 Frazier st. BA. in Edu-
cation. Roger Denham Kelsey, Lake
DR.. B.A. in Arts and Science.
Pauline w. Matthews, AZ West
Commerce st. BIS. in Education.
Benjamin Franklin Solloway, Jr.
Big Oak BA. in Arts and Science.
Carole Wickham Solloway, Big Oak
BIS. in Home Economics Chester
Joseph Stachecki, Jr., Woodland
Beach Rd. BIS. in Agriculture
Victoria l.. Donovan Thompson, 246
E. Mt Vernon st. BIS. in Educa-
tion James Paul Todd, III Rodney
St Master of Education.
Milford chronicle., 1962-06-15
COKESBURY
Mrs. Mabel Lamhden
Phone: 629-432S

The MID. Club will have a
bake, June 23rd, at $50 am, at
Seaford in front of the A and P
Store. Your help will be appreciat-
ed.
Preaching services this Sunday
at Cokesbury Church, 9:45- am,
by Rev. Bergman Everyone w e l.
come.
The Children's Day service will
be on Sunday evening, June "a,
everyone invited.
Mrs. Jefferson, and daughters o
Bridgeville, are moving in the
Pettyjohn Apartment. The David
sons moved last Saturday to near
Lewes.
Mrs. Delema Bakers dinner
guests last Sunday were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alton Isaacs, Mr. and Mrs.
George Isaacs and children Lynn
and Mark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roschun Hill and
children were guests of Mr.. a n
Mrs. Robert Lambden, last Sum
day evening.
Mrs. Mabel Lambden and Bonnie
Hudson attended the All Council
meeting held last Thursday eve
ming at the Sub-Station ar
Georgetown.
Congratulations to Mary Lou
Rementer, Barbara Golden an d
Howard Layton for being Seniors
who graduated last Friday night at
the Georgetown Special School
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Handy and
Mrs. Delema Baker were d n n r
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Linden
Isaacs last Sunday night.
Mrs. Eva Barr visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Isaacs and family
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kitchens
recently visited Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Layton and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar S. Emery of
near Dover, recently were dinner
guests of Mrs. Mabel Lambden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace CaImean
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Elliott last
Saturday evening. Mrs Elliott has
been i'll, but is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Buckley o
Phila., Mr. and Mrs. Sirman Elliott
of Laurel, Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Elliott of Laurel, were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul
Hastings last Friday.
Last Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Paul Hastings motored to Milford
and visited sister-in-law, NJ r S.
Gertrude Boyce.
Milford chronicle., 1962-06-15
Safety Council Notes


Drownings have become the Ma
tion's No. killer over Fourth of
July holidays, the Delaware Safety
Council reported yesterday.
The No. / killer is highway ac-
cidents Fireworks used to cause
many Fourth of July deaths, but
education of the public, plus pro-
hibition of their sale, have resulted
in fewer deaths from them.
eve are trying to do the very
same job of educating the public
about drownings and to urge every
one to learn to swim," said J. III.
Tyler Mcconnell, president of the
Safety Council.
Delawareans head for the water
in ever-greater numbers for swim
Milford chronicle., 1962-06-15
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merger of two of the country's
largest Bible publishers will
make 225 different editions of the
Bible available from one source.
Publishers are Thomas Nelson
and Sons, who print the Revised
Standard Version Bible, and The
National Bible Press of Philadel-
phia, publisher of most of the
Gideon Bible. The two companies
have merged their sales, adver-
tising and merchandising facilities
into Nelson-National.