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Milford chronicle., 1963-07-05
twenty Years Ago..

Taken from July 8, 1943 Issl
Word has been received that
Cpl. Joseph H. Isaacs has
been promoted to the rank Of
Sergeant. Joe is with the En-
gineers, stationed In Canada.
Miss Evelyn Messick, who
during the past term attended
Drexel Institute in Phila., has
arrived In Georgetown, to
spend the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
H. Messick.
Lee Baer, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Howard Baer,
North Bedford Street, George
town, who recently entered
the armed forces, is now with
Battery 8, 1o2nd Training B at
TALON, Camp McQuaide, Calf.
Basr last season was on the
football team Of the University
of Delaware.
"A pair of silver gunner's
wings now grace the breast
pocket of 23-year-old Cor
poral Herbert S. McCutchan,
son of Mrs. Wilma A. Jory
OF Harrington, and a recent
graduate Of the aerial gunnery
school at the Kingman Army
Air Field, Kngman, Arizona.
Corp. Roy Briggs, stationed
with the Air Forces In
Massachusetts, and Mrs.
Briggs, a nurse at the Della
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-05
c0KEsBURY

The MID. Club met last
Tuesday night with II members
and two visitors. The president,
Mrs. Charles Short, presided.
The clubs annual picnic will
be held Saturday, July 20, at
Community House with a
covered dish supper. All MEM
bers and families are invited.
Mrs. Mabel Givens reported
on her trip to New York for a
week, attending c. D. meetings.
Also, film was shown on "Uni-
versity Day" last September at
Newark, where the conference
will be held again in September.
Mrs. Mae Jones and Mrs. Paul
Hastings served delicious home
made ice cream and cookies.
After the picnic on July 20, the
club will not meet again until
September II.
The Cokesbury All Club met
last Wednesday night, with the
president, Bobby Oday, pre-
siding. Judy Layton gave a re-
port on her trip to Short Course
Conference at the University of
Delaware. Judy, Bobby Oday and
James Booz, Jr. are planning to
attend the All exchange pro-
gram in Massachusetts on July
IS. Nancy Isaacs gave an in
teresting demonstration on fFIn-
sects". The clubs picnic is July
8 at $50 on the lawn Of Judy
and Bonnie Layton's home.
Nancy Isaacs and Bonnie Lay
ton are in charge Of recreation.
All members plan to attend. The
meeting adjourned, and Sue Ann
Lambden served refreshments.
Mrs. Ida Carmean and daugh-
ter Mrs. Arthur Snyder and
children visited in Seaford last
Thursday.
Mrs. Evelyn Waller, Mrs. Ned
Hearn and VIM. P. Truitt are
attending court, having been
drawn for jury duty.
Mrs. Dale Mears and Mrs.
Henry Mears called on Mrs.
Robert Lambden last Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Roschun Hill, Mrs.
Eleanor Lambden and Sue Ann
were guests of Mrs. Owen Hous-
ton last Wednesday. Later they
were guests Of Mrs. Daisy Sake
miller for coffee.
/ Mrs. Mary Messick visited
her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Swain, last
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Belle Russell and daugh-
ter Mrs. Eugene Ellis and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lambden and
Sue Ann were guests of Mrs.
Mabel Lambden last Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wilson
recently entertained guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Short
recently visited their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pettyjohn at
Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tyndall
visited Mrs. Mollie Day in Sea-
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wilson
have been entertaining their
grandchildren of Georgetown.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-05
Ten Yeurs Ago..

Taken from July 10, 1853 Issu
The new edifice Of the
Church Of God congregation on
North Walnut Street, has just
been completely covered with
Perma-Stone by the AL Nero
Co., of Laurel, and presents
a most attractive appearance.
Elijah S. Hughes, SO, former
Kent County comptroller and
brother Of former U. S. Sena-
tor James II. Hughes of Dover,
died suddenly Of a heart attack
Tuesday morning In the home
of his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Adelia Hughes at FELTON,.
The Laws Church is well
known land mark to the people
Of the good farming section
near Frederick. This church
has been closed for more than
Is years, but has been well
preserved. Early in 1858, the
Mission Board Of the c. A.
Mennonite Church Of Green
wood, secured the church
property. The church grounds
have been cleaned up and the
building painted and repaired.
This Sunday the church will
be opened and an appropriate
rededication service will be
held.
Cpl. Dallas M. Messtck,
whose parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-05

John 5. Messick, live In Re-
hoboth Beach, is now serving
with the oath Infantry Division
in Japan. Now receiving inten-
sive field training, the 24th
Infantry Division is part OF
the security forces for the
japanese Islands. The Gath
fought In Korea for 19 months
before being relieved In early
1852.
A new citizen came to town
last Thursday in the person OF
Timothy Dukes Wolfe, son OF
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Wolfe.
Timothy was born in Memorial
Hospital. Mrs. Wolfe is the
former Miss Grace Dukes OF
Mtllville, and Mr.. Wolfe is an
instructor at the high school.
Miss Rose Thayer of Guiri-
qua, Guatemala, who has beer
visiting her sister, Miss May
Thayer in Glendale, for a few
days and meeting old and new
friends, left for New York
City on Monday morning.
David Fttchett and .TacL
Sheaffer are joining the Del
marva unit Of the Boy Scouts
today for their three weeks
trip to California, where the
Scout Jamboree is being helC
this year.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-05
Thirty Years Ago..

Taken from July z, 1888 Iss,
With Governor G. Douglass
Buck placing the first trowel
of mortar to hold 1t in
position, the cornerstone Of
the new legislative building
was laid Monday afternoon.
The ceremonies were wit
messed by several state Of
ficials and residents Of the
state.
Occupying the Walls cot
tage at Slaughter Beach over
the Fourth of July weekend
were Mrs. Clara Raymond,
Mrs. Priscilla Lightbourne,
Herbert Raymond, Miss Ruth
Lightbourne, Victor Light
bourne, Sara Lightbourne, all
of Dover, and William Hughes
of Wilmington.
Barbara Marshall was the
guest of honor on a boat trip
which DR.. and Mrs. William
Marshall, Jr. gave her on
Tuesday. Guests we're Ruth
Anne HolZmueller, Betty
II m m ond, Anne avis,
Dorothy Pierce, Stephen
Draper, Jack Burris, Donnan
Holzmueller and DR.. S. M. D.
Marshall.
Mrs. Ira Henderson and
daughter Barbara returned to
their home at Fairfield, Pa,
on Saturday, accompanied by
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-05

California, where they will
spend a few weeks Of theil
summer vacation.
Some excitem ent wa:
caused In Franhord Saturday
morning by the ringing o.
church bells, when 1t wa;
found that an outside kitcher
building at the Layton home
place was on fire. Fortunate
ly, the fire was extinguishec
before any serious damage
had been done. Some trash
burning near the building Is
thought to have set the build
Ing on fire.
George M. Flack has COM
pleted a bath house with forty
apartments on Bowers Beach
and has 1t furnished and
ready for use. It has been
leased for the season by F.
A. Graner and son.
Large crowds are spend
ing the evenings at Killen's
Pond where they are enjoy
ing the bathing. It is getting
to be a great place for pleas
ure for the old as well as
the young.
Jose Varelo, minister to
the United States from
Uruguay, and family, are at
their cottage on Virginia
Avenue, Rehoboth Beach.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-05

ware Hospital, Wilmington,
are guests Of MIR. and Mrs.
william Briggs of Frederick.
Miss Marie SlobaSki, COM
mercial teacher In Greenwood
School last year, has enrolled
In the WAVES and expects to
report to Hood College very
soon for training. Miss Sloba-
ski's friends In the community
are very sorry she will not
return for next year, but the
good wishes of all are extend
ed to her.
Pvt. "Jack" Reynolds was
home In Greenwood, last Sun
day. At that time he was
stationed at Fort Eustis, Va,
but was transferred during the
week to the Coyne Electrical
School In Chicago, Ill. Jack
was very anxious to get cleo
trical training and feels quite
fortunate that he was sent to
school.
Herman Galloway Of Fish
er's District, narrowly es-
capped serious injuries when a
colt got the advantage Of him
while cultivating, dragging
him some distance through
bushes and briars, giving him
many scratches before help
came, but fortunately nobones
we're broken.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-05

her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Vernon
Reed Of Lincoln. While here,
Mrs. Henderson has had an
additional room, painting,
decoration, and electrical
equipment added to her cot
tage at Slaughter Beach.
Miss Anna Beebe of Lewes S
received the Master Of Sci
ence degree and Miss Isa-
belle Ross, also Of Lewes,
the Bachelor of Arts degree
at the University of Pennsyl-
vania graduating exercises on
June %.
Prof. and Mrs. Francis
Nunvar left this week for
Lexington, Kentucky, where
he will enter that university
for a six weeks summer
course. On their way down,
they will visit relatives at
Detroit, also the Century Of
Progress Exposition in Chi
cago.
Our drought Of several
weeks came to an end on
Sunday, with a real easterly
storm, drenching rains, high
winds and such a sudden drop
in the temperature that coats
and wraps we're eagerly
sought for by the tourists
along the beach.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-05
DEER REsTocKED

LAKE CITY, Fla. (AP) : The
Florida Game and Fresh Water
Fish Commission keeps the
states deer population restocked
at the expense of game violators.
From fines imposed by the
courts, the game commiss ion
buys deer from Texas and places
them in areas where other deer
we're killed illegally.
Violations range from killing
deer out of season to taking doe
deer. Fifteen Texas deer were
recently released in the north
east Florida region.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-05
Prop ertY Transfers

June oath to June 28th.
James H. Latchun and Ida Mae
to Howard B. Brittingham and
Barbara A., Cedar Greek Hd., lot
no.
John D. Dorman and Joan B.
to Grace Andrew, Cedar Greek
Hd., lot.
Henry w. Harrington and Olive
H. to Arthur W. Tucker and Ella
M, Cedar Greek Hd., lot "A 1/2
Lakewood Dew.
Harvey G. Marvel and Violet
C. to Paul F. Guthrie and Ger
|trude M, Cedar Greek Hd., lot
"a, Cedar Beach.
Harvey T. Smith to Robert
]. Nefbert and Jean W., Cedar
Creek Hd., lot.
VIM. M. ODay and Thelma K.
to Nancy Porter Peters, North
West Fork Hd., 1/2 int. 1.6 &C.
Nancy Porter Peters and Henry
to Philip G. Porter and Thelma
K, North West Fork Hd., lot.
John A. Moore, Jr. and Helen
M. to Bruce G. Taylor and Lima
j., Seaford Hd., 1/2 lot NJ.
Robert G. Gilbert and Beatrice
L. to David F. Miner and Mary
Viola, Seaford Hd., lot with imp.
w. Earl Hastings and Ellen
Mary to Harbeson Calvin Wheat
ley and Ruth Steele, Seaford Hd.,
lot SO, and w of AZ.
Katharine S. Hastings to Quick
Dream Stable, Inc, Seaford Hd.,
79 3/4 acres.
James c. Huffman and Elinor
Mae to Horace w. Short and
Madeline S., Nanticoke Hd., !
tract.
Ralph A. Moore and Sarah w. to
James c. Darrell, Jr. and Jerdie
E., Seaford Hd., Westview, lot
9, section /.
Mable M. Banks, Adm. Estate
of Vaughn Banks to Mable M.
Banks, Seaford Hd., lot.
Mable M. Banks, Adm. Estate
of Vaughn Banks to Mable M.
Banks, Seaford Hd., lot.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-05

Mable M. Banks, Adm. Estate
of Vaughn Banks to Amanda Bat
son, Seaford Hd., lot.
VIM. H. Parsons and Sara D.
to George L. Joseph and Virginia
E., Broad Creek Hd., lot.
Allison H. Mumford and Minnie
E. to VIM. r. Morris and Mamie
R., Broad Greek Hd., 0.24 acre,
Rd. %.
Antonio v. Nero and Anna E.
to Morris N. Harris and Nancy
F., Little Greek Hd., 3.07 acres.
Raymond E. Evans and Minnie
E. to Edward Lee Hopkins and
Beverly Helen, Little Creek Hd.,
"a acres.
Frank S. Parker and Mildred
to George K. Niblett and Aida
O., Dagsboro Hd., 5/8 acre with
imp.
Arthur j. Wondrack and Evelyn
to Ethel Crecelius, Baltimore
Hd., 1/3 acre.
Hattie E. Tingle to VIM. R.
Ellis and Norma j., Baltimore
Hd., lot #68.
Harry G. McAllister, Sheriff
(sale estate of Katrina Graps)
to Joseph A. Micker and Esther
A., Baltimore Hd., lot 3, blk.
l, Bethany Beach.
Eugene James Thompson and
Mary to Mary K. Herring, Balti-
more Hd., lots ga, and 65, blk.
4, sec. B., South Bethany.
Francis Edwin Shortan and
Helene Ulman to James Abram
Robbins and Joanne, Baltimore
Hd., lot with imp.
w. Edgar Timmons and Ethel
B. to w. Arnold Steele and Ruth
H., Indian River Hd., ! tract.
John ]. Williams and Elsie
E. to Sussex Realty Co., Indian
River Hd., ! tract.
Wilmington Trust Co., Trustee
for Charlotte Elizabeth Joseph
and Carleton Edward Joseph to
N. Eugene Campbell, Georgetown
Hd., lot with imp.
John B. Ingram and Elsie B.
to Samuel o. Givens and Esther
B., Georgetown Hd., lot with imp.
Peter Vestas and Eleanor to
Harry E. Wright and Margaret
B., Lewes and Rehoboth Hd., lot
with imp.
Bessie M. Moore and Thomas
T., Jr. to Granville ]. Mitchell
and Ruth E., Broadkiln Hd., lot
with imp.
Lo-Del Development Corp. to
Marion V. Collins and Beatrice
G., Broadkiln Hd., 2 tracts.
Paris Thomas and Lydia A. to
Alton L. Wyatt and Virginia Alice,
Broadkiln Hd., lot.
Gertrude M. Ewing and Joseph
B. to The State of Delaware, Bal
timore Hd., II 1/2 acres on In
dian River.
Alvin G. Bunting and Ruth r.
to Richard M. Ingram and Pa
tricia E., Lewes and Rehoboth
Hd., lot No. 10, Highland Acres.
Ralph L. Graham and Mary L.
to Samuel H. Dodson and Elsie
S., Little Greek Hd., lot.
Mayor and Council of Laurel
to Pell Cop, Broad Creek Hd.,
l tract.
Pe11 Corp. to Valiant Fertiltz-
er Co., Inc, Broad Creek Hd., l
tract.
Robert j. Neibert and Jean A.
to Darrell Schrecengost, Cedar
Greek Hd., lot.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-05
OCEAN VIEW

The warm weather Is what
we've been wishing for and 1t has
been very warm the past week .
up to 80 degrees.
David w. Steele, Jr. has enter
ed the US. Army and left on
Friday, June %, for FIT. Knox,
Kentucky, to receive his basic
training. David w. Steele, Sr.
accompanied his son to Kentucky
which demonstrated his love and
interest for his son, a fine young
man Of this community. Best
wishes to David.
Mrs. Jennie Pusey of WASH
ington, DC, and Mrs. Effie Mel
son Of this town visited Mrs.
Elsie Hickman on Wednesday.
Sympathy to relatives of Mr..
Ben Phillips Of this town, who
departed this Life on Tuesday,
June rs, at his home here. He
attained the age Of rs years
and leaves a son Keith, 2 sisters
Mrs. Florence Burbage of here
and Mrs. Eva Mcfarland oi
Millsboro, and a brother, James
Phillips Of Ocean City, Md. The
deceased was a retired employee
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Funeral services were held or
Friday at the Watson and Gray
Funeral Home, Frandord.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Belts
Of Summit, MI, spent this week.
end at their summer home. Mr..
Belts is Director Of Develop
ment at Overlook Hospital in
Summit, NJ.
This is really good weather
for vacationists and for the
beaches, the tourist business too.
We could stand and take a good
rain right now. Corn and other
vegetables have grown ABUNDANT
ly = but ground has become very
dry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jump Of
Phila., visited their unc1es ano
aunts. Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Burb-
age and Mr.. and Mrs. Stratton
Burbage, over the weekend here.
Mrs. Elsie M. U1mer and hus-
band Of Millsboro, R. D. /, and
Mrs. Matte Merritt Of Rehoboth,
attended the meeting Of V.F.W.
Pioneer Barracks 1886 Auxiliary
and w. w. I Veterans at Post
Home at Quillen's Point on Mon
day evening, June "a. They were
installed as new members.
Also attending was Clifford
wilkes of Rehoboth, State Of
ficer of VIEW. Of Delaware.
After the business session, the
members were served sand
wiches, cake and coffee at the
tables.
A safe and sane 4th Of July to
everyone.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-05
ANITA MAN TO TRAVEL

NEW YORK (AP) = Stanley
Young, an author and editor, has
been named executive director
of the American National Theater
and Academy.
Peggy Wood, president Of the
Organization, said his assignment
"wi1l involve great deal of
travelling to bring the mes sage of
ANITA forcefully to people all
over the country"
Young has had four plays pro-
duced on Broadway and has had
grants from the Rockefeller Foun-
dation and John Golden Fellow
ship for P1aywrighting.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-05
The Past In Review
Ne.os as it was reported in the Chronicle
Forty Years Ago..

Taken from July g.. 1928 Issu
The tenant on the farm
owned by Joseph E. Holland,
and located in Slaughter
Neck, has had a wonderful
yield Of wheat on the farm
this year. Last fall a new
variety OF wheat, called.
Leaps Prolific, was planted
on the Holland farm. This
week the crop was threshed
and the average yield for the
whole field was 81 bushels to
the acre. This is some yield
Of wheat for Delaware
farm.
The new residence OF Capt.
G. E. Mcgee now being con-
structed on Behringer Ave.,
Milton, is nearing COM
pletion. Capt. Mcgee will
make his home there.
1t. Donald R. Evans and
family Of Annapolis, Md, are
spending a few days at the
Breakwater House on Lewes
Beach, preparatory to moving
into their new cottage which
is almost completed on
Lewes Beach.
Miss Leah B. Carter,
teacher Of the Lewes public
school, and Miss Marguerite
Poynter, also Of Lewes, who
were employed as school
teachers in Collingswood,
N. j., left this week for
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-05
TWO YEARS TERMINATION

NEW YORK (AP) = Shelagh
Delaney, the 23-year-old English
playwright, wrote "The Lion in
Love" in three weeks : but in
sists that doesn't make her a
rapid author.
"The writing was fast" she
says, "but the play required
about two years of thinking.
That's the termination period. "
The play, given off-bro adway
production, is her second seen
here. Miss Delaney is now at
work on a third script, which she
describes as ga comedy about
people who work in the street
markets.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-05
THAT DAD BRINGS
HOME MORE BACON

MEM PHIS, Tenn. (AP) The
true signs Of wealth are easily
spotted by the expert. Cons ider
the comment of young Memphian
who returned starry eyed from an
Overnight visit with friend:
"Boy, Mama, they're rich.
They have more than one piece
of bacon each for breakfast"
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-05
FELTON,

The theme OF Rev. Donal6
w a S h burns sermon Sunday
morning was "Christ's Words
for You".
Miss Louise Farrow was
picked as Miss FELTON,, Cheryl
Voshell, End and Sandie
Fletcher, 3rd. Little Miss Eel
ton is Kathi Ellen Sheppard,
Anne Louise Draper, End, anc
Debra Cormier, 3rd.
The FELTON, Street Fair was
very successful. The net pro-
ceeds are not in yet. The COM
mittees wish to thank the COM
munity for helping to make this
years fair a success.
The W.S.C.S. Of the Viola
Methodist Church Is having q
home made ice cream festival
and carnival on Saturday, July
Is, starting at 8 pm. on the
lawn opposite the church. In the
event Of rain, the festival will
be held inside the Viola Com
munity Hall. Homemade Ice
cream, cakes, cookies, pies,
candy, hamburgs and hot dogs
will be on sale. There will be
fire engine rides and pony cart
rides for the children. The Blue
Grass Ramblers will be pres
ent to provide Western Music
for your entertainment. Make
your plans now to attend and
enjoy a good time with friends.
The Manship Methodist Church
will hold an Ice cream and cake
festival Saturday, July 20. Come
out and help a good cause.
Mrs. Mildred Fielding of Will
mington was a FELTON, visitor on
Thursday.
Laurence Taylor Of Washing
ton, D. c. is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Linda Taylor.
Pfc. and Mrs. Nelson Wyatt,
U. S. Army, who Is stationed
in Germany, are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth Of a
baby girl, born June 21st, named
Lisa Lyn. Mrs. Wyatt Is the
former Miss Nancy Van SAINT,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Van SAINT of Frederick,
and Nelson Wyatt is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wyatt
Of town.
Mrs. Robert Hodgson spent the
weekend at her home here. Her
daughter and grandson were
guests on Saturday.
Mrs. Larry Dietz was a
visitor Of her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carlisle,
and daughters, on Saturday. Mrs.
Dietz was enroute to Charles
ton, S. C. From there she will
go by plane to Africa, where
she will join her husband, who
is In the U. S. Air Force.
Miss Charlotte Ludlow spent
the weekend in New York City
and attended the wedding Of her
roommate.
Mrs. Joseph Alcorn spent
Wednesday and Thursday with
her mother, Mrs. Lily blades.
Mrs. Blades, Mrs. Alcorn, Mrs.
Lynn Torbert and Mrs. Russell
Torbert spent Thursday at Lew
es Beach.
Walter w. Moore, who has
been in U. S. Navy for eight
years, has received his dis
charge. Enroute home, he was
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Some Of Scarsdale, N. Y.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Carlisle last week were Mr..
and Mrs. Mill Wooters and
daughters Of Thompsonville, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Carlisle and
son Jimmy and Warren Cox Of
Townsend, Clarence Carlisle and
son Cliffie Of Wilmington, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Kemp and
daughters.
The Auxiliary of the FELTON,
Fire Company and families will
hold their picnic at Trap Pond,
Sunday, July z. Each member
is requested to bring a covered
dish. They will start eating at
1.20 n m
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-05

Week ending June 20, 1868
June "a: Phillies 10, Giants 4,
Braves IL, and Tigers 8.
June 26: Giants S, Orioles 2,
Braves 8, and Yankees A.
June 28: Phillies II, Yankees
2, Tigers Is, and Orioles 9.
Milford chronicle., 1963-07-05
Milford Little League

Major League Standings:
June 20, 1868
w L
Service Oil Braves) A o
/. G. Burton (Giants) 2 2
Humes r1uw. (Phillies) 2 2
Wilm. Trust CYankees) 2 2
Dairy Queen (Orioles) L 8
Masten Trans. (Tigers) / 8
Minor League Standings:
June 20, 1868
First Division:
White Sox 6 /
Nets q 8
Colts a 8
Indians 2 s
Second Division:
Pirates 6 L
Dodgers 8 q
Red Sox 2 5
Athletics 1 6
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DEAR ABBY.
Is Rearing q Boy
An Eusier Task?

DEAR ABBY: I am the
mother Of three sons, and
I've heard many other moth
ers say: you are lucky you
have boys. You don't have
to worry the way mothers
Of daughters dol" Abby. this
burns me up. They think II q
girl gets in trouble it's her
funeral, and boys don't Gre
ate any problems no matter
what they do. What can /
say to let them know they
are dead wrong?
MOTHER OF BOYS.
People who make such
thOughtIess remarks should
be told that when q girl
"gets In trouble" the parents
Of the boy who Is RESPONSE
BILE are Just as heartsick as
the girls parents. And fur
thermore, since the males are
supposedly the natural ag-
gressOrs, the job Of rearing
decent and disciplined boys
n certainly equal 10 that Of
raising we'll behaved girls.
aA -
DEAR ABBY: I wrote TO
you asking you to put me
In touch with q man signed
Florida" who was looking
for q wife. He sounded just
right for me and I know We
could have made q wonderful
match. I was terribly disap-
pointed when you wrote back