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Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27

TEENAGE DANCE = ''The Mel
otone Four" will be featured at the
Pennington Fire Hall on April 27,
8-11 pm. with rock and roll for all
teenagers. This is sponsored by the
Ladies Auxiliary. Admission $.75.
TURKEY, HICKEN AND
DUMPING SUPPER - McColley
Church will serve their annual
Spring supper with all the trim
mings at their community house
Saturday, May 5. Serving time, 4
pm.
TURKEY SUPPER The WSCS
of Asbury Church will serve their
annual Turkey, Chicken and Dump
ling Spring Supper with all b
trimmings at their newly enlarged
Community House on the George
urday, April %. Serving to start
at 3 pm.
CANCER DETECTION KENT =
May, 1872 May /, FELTON,, Fire Hall.
Call 284-4587 for appointments.
May 9, Houston, Fire Hall. Call
422-895S for appointments. May 10,
Dover, Kent County Health Unit,
State Helath Building, Federal and
Water SITS. Call 734-5711. ext. 65
for appointments. May II, FELTON,
Fire, Hall. Call 2S4-4587 for ap-
pointments. May 18, vrna,
Health Unit, E. Commerce st. Call
53-7088 for appointments. May %,
Dover, Kent County Health Unit,
State Health Bldg. Federal and
Water SITS. Call 734-5711, ext. 5
for appointments May "a, Milford
Health Unit, Shore Theater Bldg.
Call 422-49S5 for appointments.
CANCER DETECTION SUSSEX
May, 1862. May 1, Seaford, Nanti-
coke Hospital Call 29-9585 for
appointments. May s, Laurel,
Health Unit, 504 Pine street. Call
875-7539 for appointments. May II,
Georgetown, Sussex County Health
Unit, 05 E. Market Street. Call
85-7347 for appointments. May Is,
Frankford, Health Unit, Main ST.,
Call 732-480 for appointments.
May "a, Milford, Health Unit,
Shore Theater Bldg. Call 422-49S5
for appointments. May 25, Bridge
vile, Health Unit, 10 Market ST.
Call 337-3551 for appointments.
May 2S, Lewes, Health Unit, 10
w. 3rd st. Call Lewes 645-22S for
appointments.
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN - Mrs.
Belle Everett, Democratic National
Committeewoman from Delaware,
this week announced the distin-
guished speakers program for The
1862 Campaign Conference for
Democratic Women to be held in
the Nations Capital, May 20, 81, %.
President Kennedy and Vice
President Johnson head the list of
speakers who will report on the
objectives and accomplishments of
the Administration during tn e
three-day meeting in Washington s
Sheraton Park Hotel.
Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt will
address luncheon meeting on
May 21 on the Status of Women
Commission Honored guests will
be the women appointees of the
Kennedy Administration.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27
Sussex Man Is Killed
On Highway 81
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Eugene and John, both of Green
wood. and Franklin U. S. Army,
Ft. Monmouth, N. j.
Funeral services were he'd at
the Fleischauer Funeral IA o m e,
Greenwood, Monday with in e r
ment in Odd Fellows Cemetery,
Seaford.
This death marks Delaware's S
Gath highway fatality of 1862. Last
year at this time, 13 persons had
died in state roadway accidents.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunter and
daughter Elizabeth of German
town, NY, were holiday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Abrahams.
A-2c Vann BENEFIT and Ale Ed
win Wisseman of LockbOurne AFB,
Columbus, Ohio, were weekend
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon
Wisseman and family.
Miss Darlene Morgan of Clever
land, Tennessee, visited relatives;
here over the weekend.
Mrs. Pearl Webb, OF Milford, en-
tertained at Sunday dinner her
children and grandchildren, Mr..
and Mrs. Marvel West and chill
dren, Dona, Randy, Susie, and Bob
by, of Milford; Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam B. Pearce and children, Criss-
ey and Brad, of Dover, and Mrs.
Miriam Pearce, of Old Shawnee
Road, Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27

Capt. William Phips, a colonial
salvaged a Spanish treasure gall
leon from the coral reefs off Grand
Turk Island.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27
CHOSEN BY NAME?

PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) Two
Phoenix residents appointed to a
citizens committee on alcoholism
are named Albert Brewer and Jack
Sherry.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27

The earliest telephone b o o h S
were furnished with tains S,
screens and rugs, as well as desk
and writing implements.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27
NAME MEANS PAIN

ATLANTIC CITY, N. ]. ZAP,
A sign outside an office here reafls
DIR AXE Dentist"
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27


Company in Wilmington. They
will live in that city.
o
A number of invited guests
from town attended the annual
luncheon and final meeting of
the year of the Harrington
z New Century Club on Tues
day. Mrs. Charles Peck, the
outgoing president, welcomed
the guests and presented Mrs.
William A. Cam, state presi-
dent of the Federated Clubs as
well as other officers in at
tendance. Beautiful flower ar
rangements, that always mark
any club occasion there, were
much admired and done by
Mrs. Ridgely Vane and her
committee OF particular en-
joyment of the afternoon was
the presentation of 1.-The
White Cliffs of Dover" by Miss
Bella Ward, niece of Mrs.
Earl Sylvester, as a reading.
.
Busy as the proverbial bees
are the several committees
that are looking forward to
May 19 when the annual Mil
ford Memorial Hospital Fair
will be held. The ideal place
adjoining the hospital is the
place for all of the activities
and while the basic reason for
the Fair is to help the hospi-
tai with projects it is also a
social time when people come
home to help, while some to
see, buy and visit. All are
welcomed for it is real
community affair and every
body gets into the act" And
well they may Cor each year
something new is added and
the things that people have
enjoyed the year before are
repeated. So save that day
and hope that the day viii be
one of the fairest May days.
.
Mrs. Chester Dickerson has
been reappointed as Delaware
state advisor to the volunteer
post of women's activities of
the Natio onal Foundation.
Groups in the state will be as
sisted by Mrs. Dickerson in
programs in the support of aid
to Victims of polio ard other
crippling diseases. The March
of Dimes in January of each
year is the major effort but
the work includes all of the
year round activities.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27
LINGO

Mrs Eva B. Lingo, SO, widow of
John A. Lingo of Milton, died Sun
day, April %, in Milford Memorial
Hospital, after a long illness.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Marian Machines, Mrs. Jane
l.. Black, both of Milton, Mrs. Vir-
ginia L. Welch of Rehoboth, two
sons, Derrick A., and William H.,
of Rehoboth, a brother, Frank Haz-
zard of Wilmington, seven grand
children, ten great grandchildren.
The funeral was held Wednesday
at 2 pm in ST. John the Baptist
Episcopal Church. The Rev. Joseph
S. Kinks, retired of Milford, officia-
ted. Interment was in Mechanics
Cemetery, Millsboro.
WITT
Duval d. Witt, 8S died Saturday,
April 81, in the Jewell Nursing
Home, Milford A plasterer by
trade, he had lived in this area for
over so years.
Services were held Tuesday at 1
Milford, in charge of the Rev. Geo.
Bishop, pastor of Trinity Methodist
Church, Frederick. Interment was
in Silverbrook Cemetery, Whining
ton.
He is survived by the following
nephews and nieces; Charles Witt,
Milford; William and Allie Field of
Lynchburg, Va, Mrs. May White of
Roanoke, Va, Mrs. Claude Field of
Slaughter Beach, Mrs. Mart h
Hyatt of Smyrna.
DERRICKSON
Mrs. Ella K. Derrickson. Sc, wild
ow of Peter Derrickson, died at her
home last Friday, April 20, after a
short illness.
She is survived by one daughter,
Mrs. Emma Hudson of Frankford;
four grandchildren, nine great
grandchildren, one great-great-
grandchild, and one brother, Zill
Lathbury of Dagsboro.
She was a member of ST. Georges
Church at Clarksville. Funeral ser
vices were held Sunday from h
Watson and Gray Funeral Chapel
at Frankford. with the Rev.
William Archer of Clarksville and
the Rev. Walter Donaway of Will
ards, Nd, officiating. Interment
was in st. Georges Cemetery,
Clarksville.
EASHUM
Harry c. Eashum, rs, of Phila-
delphia and Bethany Beach, died
last Thursday, April 10, in the Mis-
ericordia Hospital in Philadelphia,
after a lengthy illness.
He is survived by his widow,
Mamie Eashum, two daughters,
Mrs. Gladys Johnson of Philadel-
phia, and Mrs. Mildred Dickerson
of Lansdowne, Pa; three grand
children; two sisters, Mrs. Iva Jar
man of Frankford, Mrs. E1si e
Owens of Dover; three brothers,
Charles and Alvin Eashum of
Philadelphia, and Milton of Days
borO.
Funeral services were held Mon
day at the Watson and Gray Funer-
al Home in Frankford, with t h e
Rev. Arthur Haaf, pastor of h e
Sherwood Presbyterian Church,
Philadelphia, officiating. Interment
was in st. Georges Cemetery,
Clarksville.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27

Ever use spiced crab apples Ia
yailable in jars) to garnish ham?
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27
EdIted by VIRGINIA s. TOWNsEND

flee of Taylor Instrument
Company in Wilmington. They
will live in that city.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27

SMORGASBORD - At Frederica
School cafeteria on Saturday, May
5, with turkey, ham, meat loaf,
lasagna, and deviled CLANS. Serv-
ing starts at pm. Adults s1.50
and children SIS, benefit of h e
Frederick P.T.A.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27

PROMOTION Caulk Board
of Directors at their Annual Meet
ing, held in Milford, on Tuesday,
April IL, promoted Robert Mercer
to become a Vice President in
charge of Sales.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27

BAND BOOSTERS SUPPER =
April %, Lakeview Avenue Cafeter-
ia. Anyone wishing take-out sup
pers, please bring your own con-
tainers for as many suppers as
you want.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27

SMORGASB0RD - At Frederick
School cafeteria on Saturday, May
5, with turkey, ham, meat loaf,
lasagna, and deviled CLAIMS. Sery-
ing starts at 400 PM. Adults
$3.50 and children SIS, benefit of
the Frederick P.T.A.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27

SPRING DANCE - sponsored by
the Pennington Fire Company, will
be held in the Pennington Fir
Hall on Saturday, May H. Music
will be by the "Maestro's" with
dancing from to /. Admission
will be $500 per couple. Refresh
ments will be available.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27

MILL WOOD HOME DEMON
STRATION CLUB-will not meet
this month because of the Group
Meeting in Harrington ON Thurs
day, May 10. Plan to attend this
meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27

FRIEND HIP DINNER =
Crystal Fount Lodge No. 10 I.O.OF.
will hold their Friendship Dinner
Saturday May 5, 6 pm. in Fell
lowship Hall, Calvary Methodist
Church. Bring the ladies, this is
their night, please get your tickets
early. None sold after April 80.
Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27

RECITAL - Nelson and ] n
Reppert, the minister and his wife
of the Lincoln Methodist Church
will present piano and Trombone
recital for the benefit of the Lin
coin Methodist Church Building
Fund on Saturday evening, May
5th, at 500 pm. 1t will be held in
the Lincoln Community Center.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-02
COP Committeeman Asks 900 AIaskans 10 Serve State Government

FAIRBANKS lR - State Re- publican chairman George Cooper said Thursday the COP has asked some 200 Alaskans if they would be available for state service under Mike Stepovich, the party's guber- natorial candidate.
 Cooper said the action was ap- proved at an Oct. 20 meeting Of the party's State Central Com mittee in Fairbanks, after the com mittee reviewed data indicating what Cooper said would be COP landslide in next Tuesdays gen. eral election.
 Cooper said during the meeting Stepovich agreed that due to the short period of time between the Nov 6 general election and the Dee. 3 date of taking office. a comprehensive list of well=auali- fled, capable Alaskans should be at hand to assist the new governor in selecting an efficient admins trative staff
 Cooper said the list was pre- pared without particular respect to political affiliation. with en- phasis on the capabilities of those named.
 Our objective is a smooth tran sition to efficient state government operation conducted by capable Alaskans dedicated to our 18th State
 Cooper said responses from per sons contacted has been "excel- lent and without exception those notified have indicated approval of q business-like approach to fill ing demanding state positions.
 The committees approach is refreshingly different than the pork barrel method which has been the modus operandi during the first four wears of statehood, a Cooper added.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-02
Absentee Ballots Must Be Postmarkcd No Later Than November ?

JUNEAU 1R = The State Di- rector of Elections, Jack McFar- land, warned Thursday that appli- cations for mailed absentee ballots must be postmarked no later than today. Nov. 2, to be valid
 Mcfarland said the Secretary of States Office will continue to mail requested ballots to voters who submit valid applications through Monday, the day before the gen. eral election.
 We will mail out ballots as long as we believe there is chance. according to mail sched- ules, that the voter will receive them in time,' Mcfarland said.
 Mailed ballots may be cast through election day. Ballots which are validated no later than that date will be received and counted up 10 10 days following the elec- ton, when absentee canvassing boards meet.
 Voters who are leaving their resident precinct and who will be absent on election day may vote an absentee ballot in person through Monday, Nov. }, before q magistrate or deputy magistrate.
 Absentee voting through per- sonal representative, for persons unable to reach the polls for req sons of physical disability. will continue through election day. Stu. voting is handled by the magistrates offices.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-02
Bartlett Detects "Monkey Business In COP Report About 200 State Jobs

ANCHORAGE lR = Sen. E. l.. Bartlett commented today on the remarks yesterday of State Re publican chairman George Cooper, saying that he detects "a strange sort of monkey business in the remarks. Cooper said he had sent 200 letters to people throughout Alaska telling them they were in line for state jobs if the Republi- cans win.
 Bartlett, who is Democratic state chairman, said in a statement today, it seems strange that the Republican chairman has offered 200 jobs when there are only 85 available in the unclassified serv- ice.' 'sIt makes us wonder" Bart lett said, whether the Republican Central Committee is trying to hold ali Of their party faithful with empty promises, or whether the Republicans plan to create 115 state jobs to accommodate these people"
 ..I don't know what the Repub- ieans would do to our fine state merit system created under the Egan administration if they had the chance,' Bartlett said, but this gives us a clue to what they have in mind'
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-02
Nome Nanooks
 Begin Care Drills

The l9b2-63 edition of the Nome High School Nanooks began cage drills Wednesday, Reporting to basketball coach Pete Hahn were: Bonnie Locke, Kenny Okitkon, Bill Sagoonik, Richard Atuk, Mike Cannon, Stan Andersen, John Bahnke and Homer Hoogendorn, all veterans from last year
 Newcomers reporting were Stef- fen Andersen, Andy Miller, Larry Martin, Buddy Walker, Joe Cur ran, David Charles, transfer from Bethel, and frosh Robbie Fagerstrom.
 With Steffen Andersen at 6'5" Stan Andersen at 62" and Dave Charles at 6e1", the team is look ing for improved rebounding this year, and the prospect of win ming season.
 Floor play is also expected to improve with five eager sophs wing for positions along with the vets of the previous season.. A spirit of determination is sensed in the gym and the fighting Nanooks expect to show well in the city league this year
 Tentative arrangements have been made for home and home games with Bethel and Unalakleet High Schools. Other high school games may be arranged if trans portation problems can be solved Homer. West Anchorage High, Seward, and Kenai have already offered games and guarantees to the Nanooks, but travel to these cities is not feasible
 The Nome High School team is member of the City League, which now comprises of five teams. Other teams playing on the sched- ule from time to time will be the Nome High School girls team, and other girls teams.
 The first City League game is scheduled for Nov Is at 7:3O p.m in the High School gym.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-02
Birth Control Literature

PHOENIX, Ariz. lR - The Ari- zona Supreme Court has approved distribution of birth control liter ature by the Planned Parenthood Committee of Phoenix.
 Its decision Wednesday also granted permission to the commit tee to operate birth control clinics.
 The court, however, upheld the states 1901 law prohibiting ad vertising of contraceptive devices.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-02
Housewives In LA 60 Shopping In Reverse After Buying Binge

LOS ANGELES LP TeleVision stations that covered the wave Of panic buying here early in the Cuban crisis could almost bring the. film up to date by running it backwards.
 Some housewives who went on a buying binge a week ago-fear- ing food shortage might develop in event of War-apparently have run into shortage of an equally important commodity: money.
 Having spent too much of it last week, some of them decided yes terday to go shopping in reverse. They were showing up at their markets with armloads of grocer ies and, in some cases. leaving with money.
 Market owners said there were many pleas for refunds or credit. Whether the shoppers got either depended on the individual mar ket.
 Trading stamps complicated the issue. Many boarding housewives, even in the face of possible nuclear disaster. carefully pasted their stamps in their books.
 The question Of how =unstick stuck stamp now has then stumped
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-02
Prof. Braneld Visits Here

Prof. Theodore Braneld of the Educational Philosophy Dept. of Boston University, who has been giving lectures al the University of Alaska. visited Nome yesterday and was given guided tour by Elsie May Smith and Arthur Nagazrak Jr. Prof. Braneld is very interested in anthropology and looks forward with interest 10 an other visit to Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-02
Two COP Leaders Ask Kennedy to Clarity Present Cuban Crisis


 WASHINGTON lR = Two Re publican leaders asked President Kennedy Thursday to explain whether the proposed Cuban agree ment means Soviet jet bombers and military men will remain in Cuba.
 And, said Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona and Rep. Bob Wilson of California, the President also should "clarify for the American people whether his agreement with Soviet Premier Khrushchev cancels san invasion which already had been planned as reported in some newspapers, and which could have eliminated Commu- nism completely from Cuba GoldWater, chairman of the Senate Campaign Committed and Wilson, chairman of the COP House Campaign Committee, raised the points in connection with the proposed agreement.
 Since NIT Kennedy canceled his Thursday news conference - eliminating the possibility of the press asking some of these trouble some questions we believe it vital to the security of the eoun- try that they be asked and an- sWered at onee,a GoldWater and Wilson said in a joint statement ICE WORM BOWLING LEAGUE High individual game: Laura Johnsen 189, Elinor Posey 197, Jane Perkins 179
 High series: Laura Johnsen, 458, Elinor Posey 450, Barbara Martin 430.
 High team single game: Nome Telephone 594, Starlites 585.
 High team series: Starlites 1618, Nome Telephone 1907, Billlkins 129O.
  Nome Telephone IS . Starlites Is Bilhkins , Is Vaudeville BS. CTS 19 superase Bond TYping Paper
 For Sale at the Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-02

Superase Bond TYping Paper
 For Sale at the Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-02
for GOVERNOR

A political ad, paid for by Jay Holmes. treasurer, of the Alaska Bettement Club.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16

MRS HERBERT WooDALL, - Mr.. & Mrs. ARE MEN,
eERs or THE MOTHER CHURCH.. ALSO
spfr84 OiuRcH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST - AND
MR WooDALL IS PRESIDENT or WooDALL
lNUvsrK5eS = AND. INCIDENTALLY. A d.
RECTOR or THE FRuEHAuF TRAILER co.
THAT FUNERAL SERVICE WAS A
BENEDICTION
TWO BEAurIFuL SOLOS WERE An INSPIRATION.
AND THE SELECTIONS FROM THE BiBLE AND SCIENCE
AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO TINE Sc-R-IP-T-U-R-E-s,"
WE'RE UPLIFTING, WERE HEAVENLY, BRINGING OUT
THE REVELATION OF ST. JOHN THE DIVINE. THE NEW
HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH AND THEIR E-x-cL-U-
SINE REALITY, AND THE UTTER MOTH
EN-c-NE-ss" or THE THINGS SEEN. TEMPORAL Isl.
Paul. - THE EVIL THE HUMAN THE MATERiALl
PART
NEGROES AND WHITES ARE TERRIBLY
TAKEN ~ BY SATAN, SEX, SIN! - THE ANTI
CHRIST BIRTHS FLOODS LuNAcYl TREASON -
MULTIPLYING SIN, SINNERS, JoeLEssNEss
CRIME, DELINQUENCY
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16
Hospital


Continued From Back PaasI
In that collective consciousness called the next world
Christian Scientists - Gods highest chosen in in
eresng measure His representatives 70 effect fhe heal
ing Of the nations" rsveIaor Of The REAL the heav
en- and the new earth and their EXCLUSIVE REALITY!
revealing the utter "NoTHINcNEss" Of the evil the
human The n1stersI - the things seen, temporal -
st. Paul.
Gods Christ Science Messiah narveovsyl and inspir
irsIy uizes Genesis FIRST Chapter where God God.
"fhe great am" because am" - God revealed Him
self Moses, beratng the Satan bound, he nonChrst
Scientist clergy syrneu conventional Bibles the devil
using Scriptures Lincoln quoted Shakespeare
mssquer sdag "LordGod (Cenesis III efc) - raising
vp pseudo, bvresqve human so-cslled man Of he dust
of fhe ground - MYTHS - "NoTHlNCNESs"l
lovingly and inspirsfionaIIy yours, according
TO Christ with you sIwsy - more evident
HAN in Gods Christ Science Messiah,
despite fhe absence of the mortal identity.
the impsdimenf, of Mary's flesh
Andrew Fruehauf, Publisher
Gods Detroit Trihvue
AF:mg EneIs.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16

MARVELLOUS MANsIoNsI = APPREHENDED
BY the GAIL Dt~E-SS chRt9T Jesus, AS
PER GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER l:z6s MAN.
GODS IMAGE YOUR TRUE BEING = NEVER
BORN NEVER DYING NEVER A SINNER h!
NEVER BORN OF SINNERS - OF WoMAN
uNclEAN Job, Old IT,
w. 3l land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT he fTHE oME REAL PARENT CREATOR
HoNoReD BY THE H-IL-DL-E.S-s CHRIST
JESUS u HAD MADE, AND. BEHOLD IT WAS
[-Ls] VERY GOOD!
FooTMoTE: WERE THESE ART coNNoSsEURs
VICTIMS OF sATANS sENsUoUs PARADISE SUBJ
sTITUTIoN FOR THE SPIRITUAL KiNDCoM
or HEAVEN, AT HAND. WITHIN YOU? WE SAY
YES!
EARNEST CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS NY HIGHEST
CHOSEN PEOPLE, HAVE NO TIME TO SoUANDER
ON AOAAA-EvE MATERIALISTIc ART. CULTURE
ACHIEVEMENTS!
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16
Friend :

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