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VARIED SPORTS
BASEBALL
st. Johns 11-2, CCNY 90.
SnNrER

ST, JOhnB II-gl JCNE 90,
SOCCER
Adeiphi 8, Long Island o.
Clarkson 3, Lem0yne o.
Hartwick 5, NYU 2.
Navy Pi. 2, Bait. U. FIR. 2.
Navy g, North Carolina o.
Queens 6, N. Y. Maritime 1.
Union 4, Hamilton 2.
West Chester 1, Penn 81. o.
Wooster 4, Case Tech 8.
CROSS COUNTRY
Low Score WinS)
CCNY Is, Adelphi so.
Catholic U. 22, Wash. Col. 80.
Colgate 10, Syracuse 80.
Cornell 25, Penn State so.
Navy "a, Pitt 81.
Navy Pl. Is, Wakefield II. s. so.
Rutgers 10, NYU Al.
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LEHIGH --- o o o o.
CORNELL $3.50 0 z z 1O-24
cornell-Milne /. run (Gogolak kick.
Cornell-Wood SO, kickoff return (Go-
golak kickl.
(Gogolak kick
Cornell-FG Gogolak so.
Attendance-10.000.
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NEBRASKA -------7 8 -2i
Nebraska-Hohn /, run CJohnson
kick.
Iowa stats-Hoover 70, run limerick
kick.
Nebraska-Claridgs 4, run CkIck
failed.
Nebraska-Claridge 3, run Ross run)
Attendance, $1,000.
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TCU - 8 o o. 3
Arkansss-Lamb So, pass from Mar
shall (kick failed).
TCU-FG. McAteer 81.
Arkansas-Gray /. run (kick failed).
Arkansas-Grsy z, run (pass failed
Attendance, $1,000.
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OHIO STATE - 0 I2-2l
INDIANA 90 o o o. 0
OHIO State-Field goal, vanraaphorst,
Ohio State-Lashutka "a, pass from
Unverferth (klck failedl.
Ohio State-Field goal, Vanraaphorst
10.
Ohio state-safsty Malinehak tackled
in end zone.
Ohio Stste-Warfield 4, pass from
Unverferth Van Raaphorst kick),
Attendance. 1926.
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virEinia stats-Jones /. run (kick
failed).
Virginia state-Graham 10, run (Hart
Kicked.
HoWard-Price 20. run (<iek fRiled).
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Notre Dar---Kelly 81. pass from Hu-
arte traSE failedl.
Purdps--Hadrick z. pas from d.
Eravio tHogan kicked.
Attendance. 51,723.
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Davidson-FG, Terry 26.
Davidson - Blalock 3. run (Terry
kick).
Va. Military-AmoS 1. run Parker
va. Military-FG, Parker 81.
Attendance, 5000.
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IOWA STATE
NEBRASKA :
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15
Hospital Births
The following babies we're born
n the Milford Memorial Hos

The following babies were born
in the Milford Memorial Hos
pital:
Oct. 80: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Aubrey Of Frederick Girl.
Oct. 81: Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Scott Of Harrington Boy.
Nov. /: Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
E. Greenly of Milford Girl,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Greenwood
of Georgetown Boy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Hudson Of Mills
boro Girl, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Murphy Of Dover Girl.
Nov. a: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
c. Thompson Of Lincoln Boy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Brooks of
Lincoln Boy, Mr.. and M r S.
Rodney Cordrey Of Denton Girl,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Town
send Of Georgetown Boy, and
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Grant,
Jr. of Greenwood Boy.
Oct. 5: Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil
Shockley Of SelbyWlle Boy, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gary Of
Dover Boy.
Oct. 6: Mr.. and Mrs. Odie
Johns Of Glendale Boy, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell O'Bier
0f Milford Girl
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15
Items Of A Purely
Personal Nature

Cadet william j. Mayhew Of
West Point, N. Y. was the guest
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry E. Mayhem the past week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rust and
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Moore
Of Wilmington left last week for
Clearwater, Florida, for vaca-
tion Of two weeks.
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Mrs. Richard Holloway and
daughter, Karen Of Darlington,
Md, are spending this week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
son Ward.
Mrs. Paul v. Mckay returned
home on Friday of last week
after spending some time in
Montgomery, W. Va, and Erie,
Pa.
Mrs. Laurence T.. Fitchett,
Miss Peggy Fitchett and Miss
Michiko Yamashita were in viii
liamsburg and jamestown, Va,
the past week end visiting
historic places and enjoying the
S emery in and around those
towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Callahan
left Tuesday for New Orleans to
attend a convention being held
there. They will return on Sun
day.
Miss Norma Lee Hopkins, a
aduate Of Goldey Beacon
School Of Business this week,
has accepted position with In
ternational Latex in Dover.
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Mrs. William Walters Of POGO
moke City, Md, is spending this
week with her grandchildren,
Cheryl, Gayle and Mark CAL
lahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wal,
spent the long holiday week end
in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kirk Of
a Kings Highway, Milford, are
spending some time with their
son-in-law and daughter,
Admiral and Mrs. w. F. Pet
rovic, e04 Prince VIM. Drive,
Fairfax, Virginia.
E. Laird KratZ and Kenneth
Williamson of Greenwood, have
returned from a Grouse Hunt
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15
Hospital
Hosfesses

Hospital Cart and Hospital shor
Hostesses for Milford Memorial
Hospital for week Friday, Nov
ember IS, through Thursday,
November 81:
HOSPITAL CART
Friday Mrs. Joseph Calls,
Mrs. William Adkins.
Saturday Mrs. Ralph Cats,
Mrs. Robert Sharp.
Monday Mrs. Ted Aber, Mrs.
David Pack.
Tuesday Mrs. William Ken
ton, Mrs. Robert Widdowson.
Wednesday Mrs. Irene Webb,
Mrs. Jay Manlove.
Thursday Mrs. Leland
Achorn, Mrs. Garrett Grier.
HOSPITAL SHOP
Friday afternoon, Mrs. Neal
Stevenson evening, Mrs. Calvin
Ball.
Saturday afternoon, Mrs.
Marian Lemex evening, Mrs.
Emory Fox.
Sunday afternoon, Mrs.
Phyllis Kelley.
Monday afternoon, Mrs. Neal
Stevenson evening, Mrs. w.
Landlord Ill, Mrs. Thomas CAL
laway.
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. l..
Donohoe, Mrs. j. o. Snyder :
evening, Mrs. Carl Morgan.
Wednesday afternoon, Mrs.
Wright Ward, Mrs. w. Jefferson
evening, Mrs. Lille Hall, Mrs.
Pearle Hall.
Thur sday afternoon, Mrs.
Gideon WiSSeman.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15
Wedding
MARVEL : PIERCE


Miss Joan Marie Marvel,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Manaen
IB. Marvel, Jr., 8ll N. Walnut
St., Milford, became the bride
Of Alexander Eugene Pierce, son
Of Mrs. Elizabeth Pierce, II Mar
shall St., Milford, in Avenue
Methodist Church, Saturday,
November 2, at 700 p.m., with
DR.. Charles I. Carpenter, Off
ciating.
The church was decorated with
white chrysanthemums, white
gladiolus and palms. Mrs. A. C..
Davidson played the wedding
music and accompanied Mrs.
Dorothy Groom, soloist.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore gown Of
chantilly lace and silk taffeta,
with lace bodice, sabrtna neck
line, three-quarter length lace
sleeves, bouffant ballerina silk
taffeta skirt, fashioned with
matching lace panel on skirt
front. She wore a pearl crown
silk illusion shoulder length veil.
She carried white Bible with
white rosebuds and showers of
ribbon.
Mrs. Barbara Watkins was her
only attendant. She wore a gown
of blue rose point chantilly lace
and taffeta gown with lace bodice,
scoop neckline, three-quarter
length lace sleeves, bouffant bal
lerina silk taffeta skirt, with
matching headpiece and veil. She
carried a crescent of white and
pink carnations.
Mr.. Marvel Pierce was best
man. Ushers were MessrS. Maui
rice Pearson and Wayne Harring-
ton.
The brides mother wore a
beige embroidered crepe She
with green accessories. Her cor
sage was a gold orchid.
The groom's mother wore a
brown dress with fur cape and
black accessories. Her corsage
was of pink rose buds.
A reception followed the cere-
mony in the Eel owship Hall OF
the church.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce are
gr aduateS of Milford High
School. Mrs. Pierce is employ
ed in the Secretary of States
office In Dover. Mr.. Pierce is
employed by Frank C. Jackson
Printing.
They will reside in their new
home near Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15

The lovely preWew Of the
Christmas shop of the Milford
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
has been a topic Of conversa-
tion many times. Now the actual
date for the opening has been
set and those who wish to buy
for Christmas can see the dis
play on Friday, November 20.
The workers have been as
signed the usual room on the
second floor, accessible to
those who come and the sale
will go on until Christmas.
This Is a wonderful service the
members give for the benefit
Of the hospital. The selections
are better each year and the
patronage Is always appreci-
ated, for the money accrued
goes to make your hospital
better and more fully equipped.
Ann Lynn is the name given
to the daughter born to Mr.
and Mrs. Russell O'Bier in
Milford Memorial Hospital on
November 6. They have a son
Gregory. Mrs. O'Bier Is the
former Miss Elaine Downing Of
Harrington.
Brigadisr General and Mrs.
Vincent J. Esposito, now of
West Point, N. Y. but who will
shortly move to Milford, will
receive a warm welcome from
their friends here. II is NEXT
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15

Brown OF Harrington, and Miss
Sandra Slaughter at home, and
six grandchildren.
JOINVILLE
Margaret Eloise Joinville,
died suddenly Sunday, November
10, in Trenton, N. j.
She is. survived by her hus-
band, Joseph; two sons, Joseph,
Jr., and John; one daughter,
Debrah, all of Trenton; three
sisters, Mrs. Mary Walls ot
Milford, Mrs. Elizabeth Towers
Of Denton, and Mrs. Mildred
Compton OF Pittsburgh; one
brother, Allen Ellwanger Of Den
ton, Md.
Funeral services were held
Wedne sday at 2 pm. from the
Moore Funeral Home, Denton,
Md, with interment In Green's
iboro Csmstsry.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15

letin, one pertaining to the ZIP
Code and the other a poem titled
Chow Do Pray" and then ad-
journed the meeting.
On December Is at 1890, there
will be a covered dish luncheon
to which members will bring a
new toy or clothing suitable for
children up to fourteen years Of
age. chairman will be Mrs.
Wilmer Lankford and Miss Mar
garet Pollock aided by Mrs. Dale
Lynch, Mrs. Richard Bennett,
Mrs. Harold Hilliard, Mrs. Ber-
nard Shortall, Mrs. Obey SaR,
Mrs. Carl Allen and Mrs. David
Sills. Special guests will be the
state president, three county vice
presidents and past state prssi-
don't
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

who are members Of the Asso-
citation or contact Margaret Nor
riS.
Set-ups only will be available.
Door prizes will be given.
FELTON, MUSIC BOOSTERS
will sponsor Dance in the
FELTON, Schoo Cafeteria, Nov
ember IS, to II pm. Music
by FELTON, School Dance Band
and records.
MANSHIP DINNER The an
nual Thanksgiving Dinner will
be served in Manships Church
House, four miles West Of Fell
ton on November 28th. Menu
will be turkey and oysters with
all the trimmings including des-
sert. Serving from IL noon until
$50 in the evening. For reser-
vations, cal 284-4653 or 2S4-
1880. Adults, SITS; six to twelve
years, 5 rs; under six years,
S so.
KENT COP WOMEN Kent
County Republican Women's
Club will hold their regular
monthly meeting November 10
at pm. in the Army Reserve
Center, New and Clara Sts.,
Dover, Del. There will be a
prominent speaker for the eve
ming. The public is invited.
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NOMINATIONS OPEN ANY
farmer or landowner who may
desire to be a candidate for
election to the Kent County Soil
Conservation District Board Of
Supervisors may be nominated
by ten or more farmers or land
owners Of the county.
Requirements that candidates
must meet are as follows:
l. Be Kent County farm
operator or landowner. >
Q. Receive the written en-
dorsement Of ten other landown-
ers or farm operators in the
county and present this endorse
ment or petition to the Kent
County Soil Conservation Dis
trict office, Dover, by Nov. Is,
1868.
8. Reside in the northeast
section Of Kent County.
The term OF Charles Blendt
who lives near Smyrna, as q
Kent County Soil Conservation
District Supervisor expires at
the end Of the year.
Mr.. Blendt now serves as
vice. Of the Kent County
Board, and as president Of the
Delaware Association Of Soi5
Conservation District Super
visor.
TURKEY DINNER With all
the fixin's at the Moose Club,
Harrington on Sunday, Novem-
Der II, 1868 from $500 pm.
$L.5o adults, 75e for children.
Dinner will be served family
style.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15

week that they hope to occupy
their lovely home on Haven
Lake. The Espositos are not
strangers to Milford for each
summer for the past several
years they have lived at
Slaughter Beach where they
have a cottage. Now that re-
tirement has come to General
Esposito, they have chosen Mil
ford as their home. Milford
Free Library Is the richer for
the contribution Gen. Esposito
has made by the books, Of a
military nature, that he has
written. Mrs. Esposito Is re-
membered as the former Miss
Eleanor Vinyard.
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The members Of the Sussex
County Medical Society we're in
town last night for their
periodical meeting, held at the
Memorial Hospital. They were
accompanied by their wives who
were guests Of Mrs. John B.
Baker, who welcomed the
physicians, as we'll, after their
meeting, for a social evening.
Deborah Ann Shellhouse was
born on her fathers birthday,
November 10, In Milford Me-
mortal Hospital. Her parents
are Sgt. and Mrs. Marvin She'll
house. Sgt. Shellhouse is with
the Marines in Okinowa. They
have a son, Tommy.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15
Engagements

Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Wilson
Of Lincoln, announce the engage
m ent aof their daughter,
Margaret, to Albert w. Jewell
of Norfoll, Virginia.
Miss Wilson is graduate OF
Milford High School and Roberts
Wesleyan College, North Chilli,
New York. She is teaching al
the Lulu M. Ross Elementary
School in Milford.
Mr.. Jewell is a graduate OF
Maury High School, Norfolk,
Virginia, and Jacksonville Uni
versity, Jacksonville, Florida.
He is a Baptist minister pre-
sently serving in active duty in
the United States Air Force. The
wedding will take place in Dec
ember.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence r.
Stevenson of Georgetown, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Virginia L. Stew
enson to Mr.. Walter Headley,
son Of Mrs. Elva M. Headley
and Mr.. George w. Headley, both
of Georgetown.
Miss Stevenson, graduate OF
Georgetown High School, is q
senior at Beebe Hospital School
of Nursing, Lewes, Delaware.
Mr.. Headley, a graduate OF
Georgetown High School, is en-
ployed by the dupont Company,
Seaford.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15

ing Trip in the mountains OF
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin G. Burton
were on a business trip for a
few days in Detroit, Michigan,
this week.
General and Mrs. Vincent j.
Esposito, lately Of West Point,
N. Y, will move to their resi-
dence on Haven Lake, the first
of next week.
Mrs. Robert Hallett, who has
been a patient in Milford Me-
mortal Hospital, returned home
on Monday. She will resume her
teaching in the Milford Schools
after the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Mrs. Eugene L. Gilmore spent
the week end with her daughter,
Mrs. Helen E. Cebrick and
grandchildren, Barbara Ann and
Mary Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Gil
more and children, Joyce Ann,
Jim and Katy, spent the week
end in Pennsylvania, visiting
his sister and her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Argo are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of a daughter on Novem-
ber II. The little Miss has beer
named Kimberly Dawn.
%&*
Miss Carol Kline, President
OF the calvary Methodist Church
M.Y.F., and Wayne B aiming,
vice President, enjoyed an in
teresting and pleasant week enc
in New York, where they joined
thirty five other M.Y.F. repre-
sentatives for a United Nations
Trip sponsored by the PENN
sula Conference for the Meth
odist Youth of Delaware.
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Mr.. Robert French of Lynch
Heights has received his dis
charge from the Army after
having served l8 months at Fort
Richards in Anchorage, Alaska
He has Joined his wife, the for
mer Kathryn Jones, and they are
making their home in Glendale
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas jenkins
and sons Of Eliot, Maine spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs
Will lam Wenter Of Hall Place.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15
|Squure Dance Time

The Collins and Steeles en-
joyed dancing with the Seaford
Whirl-A-Ways on Friday even
ing. The Whirl-A-Ways are
sponsoring a dance Friday, Nov.
Is, with Larry Dees calling. This
dance will be held at the st.
Johns Fellowship Hall in Sea-
ford.
The Bowmans, Curreys and
Links danced with the Circle 4
Club in Stanton on Saturday sven-
ing. The club welcomed them
wholeheartedly. There used to
be quite a bit OF visiting with
this club before we changed our
dance night. Many OF the Cir
Gle as and Chester Y-Nots are
planning to attend our Blue Hen
Special, they are all looking for
ward to seeing many OF thsir
friends and visiting with the low
er Delaware square dance clubs.
Do You have your reservations2?
Well, II you haven't, get bzsy =
Blue Hen Special, P. o. Box
664, Dover, Delaware. Featur-
ing "Decko" Deck Of Arlington,
Va.
Thirty couples danced in the
Milford Bowling Lanes, Saturday
evening, to the excellent calling
Of Herb Keys. Our guests were
from Dover, Lewes and Ssaford.
Have you mailed your rsssr-
vations for the Washington FeE-
tival in March? This may seem
an early date and it Is, but II
you want to be sure Of q rsssr-
vation, send 1t in now because
the festival is limited to 500
and this festival Is gaining In
popularity every year.
Saturday is the regular dance
of the Lewis and Lace Cluh in
Dover. They dance at the a.
|ficers club on the Dover AR
Force Base with Lee Btllsv
calling.
Saturday Is also the dance
night of the Gulls and BueyS
in Lewes at the Bethel Moth
odist Church with Eddie Bar
lingame calling.
Friday night, Nov. Is, VAirl-
Always present Larry Dess In
the st. Johns Fellowship Hall In
lSeaford. See yos all tAase..
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15
Local Happenings

Christ Church is sponsoring
the sale Of Benson's Old Home
Fruit Cake THE BEST a
light cake, pre-sliced and COM
pletely guaranteed for Gus
toner satisfaction. order by
calling Mrs. Russell Kirby, 422-
Ats or DR.. John Baker, 422-
4s21. Delivery in Milford area.
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HOUSTON HOME ECONOMICS
EXTENSION CLUB will hold
Its regular monthly meeting on
Thursday, November 2l, at the
home Of Viola Rogers. This will
be the Christmas Workshop. All
members plan to attend.
MILFORD FLA. CHAPTER :
The Milford FLA. Chapter held
their regular monthly meeting
on Monday evening Of Novem-
ber IL, 1853, with the presiding
office r S: President, Richard
Webb, Vice President, Albert
Burke, Secretary, Robert Curtis,
Treasurer, Paul Watson, Sentin-
el, David wilkins, Advisor, Mr..
Davidson, and Reporter, Lonnie
Watson.
At this meeting the initiation
Of green hands took place with
a formal initiation. The follow
ing new members we're brought
into the chapter: Raymond Rob-
bins, Robert Hammond, Alden
Wilson, Earl Helmick, James
Thompson, David Carey, Ronnie
Morgan, Tom Davis, Steve Brad
ley, Charles Postles, David
Marvel, Vernon Hood, Ray
Dodenhoff. and Kenneth Mulhol-
land.
At this meeting they discussed
whether to sell Christmas candy
this year or not. They decided to
sell 1t.
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LIONS MEETING
POSTPONED BY
ZONE CONFLICT
The Milford Lions Club d.
rectors' meeting, scheduled to
be held on Monday, November
18th, has been postponed, &C
cording to Donald Jester, presi-
dent Of the club. This was done
because zone meeting Of Lions,
which many Of the local officers
and members usually attend, is
planned for the same night. The
directors meeting will be held
after the regular dinner meeting
Of the club on Thursday. Nov. 81.
Christ Church is sponsorin,
the sale Of Benson's Old HON,
Fruit Cake THE BEST /:
light cake, pre- sliced and com.
pletely guaranteed for Gus.
toner satisfaction. Order b,
calling Mrs. Russell Kirby, 422.
Ats or DR.. John Baker, 422.
1921. Delivery in Milford area
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15

BAZAAR AT LINCOLN " There
will be a Bazaar 81 en- by Lin
coin Methodist Church on Nov.
23rd from 1000 am. to 900
pm. at the Community Building
for the benefit of the Building
Fund. There will be booths,
games, dinners and sandwiches.
BAZAAR AT LINCOLN Given
by the Lincoln Methodist Church
on Saturday, November %, from
10 am. to 9 pm. There will be
booths Of all types such as
Christmas booths with home
made Christmas decorations and
gifts appropriate for the whole
family, toothpick trees, candles
and fancy gift-wrapping items.
There will be a booth featuring
baked goods, relishes, pickles
and home made soup, doll
clothing and fancy work booth,
fish pond, white elephant booth,
recreation booth, book and mag
azine booth, and a parcel post
booth featuring items sent from
all over the world. Also featured
Will be hamburgs, hot dogs, bev-
erages and fried chicken plat
ter, served from 1900 pm. to
700 pm. The platter, consist
ing Of fried chicken, potato salad,
peas, rolls, butter and jelly, will
be sold for $1.00. Take -out plat
tiers will be available. Tickets
can be purchased at the door OF
by calling 422 -4eO2 or 422- BIAS.
Plan to spend the day at the
bazaar and have an enjoyable
lunch and dinner.
THE PRECEPTOR ALPHA and
XII Gamma Chapters Of Beta Sig
ma Phi had a dinner meeting al
Alexanders Restaurant in Dover,
Wednesday evening, November 6.
Following dinner, the meeting
was held at the State Board OF
Health Building, where Thelms
Jewell introduced her speaker
for the evening, Mrs. Victoria
Worden, Health Educator Of the
State Board Of Health and she, In
turn, gave US a guided tour OF
the beautiful new building and
showed a film, "Report on To-
morrow" Next meeting of the
chapter will be Wednesday, Nov,
20, at the home Of Rae Welsh,
Milford.
MILFORD PROGRESSIVE
LEAGUE The Executive Com
mittee and all other committees
of the Milford Progressive
League will meet Thursday eve-
ming, November IA at 800 pm
at Pine Ridge Farm, Lincolr
residence Of Mrs. Charles John
son. Business Of utmost import
ance.
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15
Obituaries
SLAUGHTER


Mrs. Margaret Ann Slaughter,
age so years, wife Of Frank L.
Slaughter, died in Milford Me-
mortal Hospital, Wednesday,
November 6, after a long ILL
ness.
Funeral services we're held
from the Berry Funeral Home,
Milford, on Sunday afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock, with the Reverend
Charles d. Burge of Townsend
Methodist Church, officiating. In
terment was made In Barratt's
Chapel Cemetery.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by two sons, Loflanc
Slaughter Of Ridgely, Md, anc
Eugene W. Slaughter Of Houston,
three daughters, Mrs. Richard
yost os Houston, Mrs. Harole
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-15
CANCER CENTERS KENT

CANCER CENTERS KENT
November Is onyrna Can
dee Building, Welfare Home.
Call 653-7088 for appointments.
November 81 and 81 Dover -
Kent County Health Unit, State
Health Building, Federal q
Water SITS. Call 734-57n, ext.
4o4 for appointments.
CANCER CENTERS SUSSEX i.
November IS Frandord =
Health Unit, Main St. Call 1872.
$3.50 for appointments.
November % Bridgevf1le :
Health Unit, l10 Market Street
Call S37-355l for appointments
November 25 Lewes Health
Unit, ITO West 3rd. Street. Cal
645-6228 for appointments.
AH&
TO ELECT COMMITTEE :
The Kent County Agriculture
Sterilization and Conservation
Committee for next year viii
be elected by farmer-c chosen de-
legates to a county convention
November 20, 1868 at pm. a
the ASCS County Office at Dover
according to Russell C. Bowdle
Vice chairman, ASC County
Committee. The convention viii
be open to the public, and AM
person interested in observing
the voting procedure may at
tend. However, only farmer
delegates to the convention may
participate in the election pro.
cess.
A qualified candidate for the
ASC County committee is one
who is a resident eligible tc
vote in the county, and who
meets other eligibility require
ments. The Chairman noted that
1t is desirable that a member
Of the county committee be re-
preventative Of the type and kind
Of farming in the county. Other
details as to qualifications o:
candidates are available in the
ASCS County Office. Mr.. Bowdle
urged all ASC farmer delegates
to be sure to attend the county
convention. These farmers were
chosen as convention delegates
at the recent ASC community
committee elections throughout
the county.
HAIRDRESSERS BALL The
Kent Sussex HairdreSsers Asso-
citation have announced plans to
sponsor a Thanksgiving Dance on
November %, 1868 from 900
pm. until loo am, at the Mills
boro V.F.W. Home on route ll3
south Of Millsboro.
The orchestra engaged for this
event is that Of Cliff Temple
and his Rhythm Weavers, who are
we'll known in this area for
danceable music.
Chairman Margaret Morris OF
Dagsboro, has advised that the
cost will be $500 a couple Any
one interested in attending car
obtain tickets from hairdreSSers