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Wedding
FINNTTY MUI,MAN

On Saturday, July 6, at 2 pm.
in the Slaughter Neck Church,
Miss Ruth Carolyn Finnity,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Finnity Of Milford, became the
bride Of Gerald Bruce Millman,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A.
Mil1man of Milton. The church
was tastefully decorated with
palms and baskets Of white glad
lola, pom-poms and white baby
breath. The double ring ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Doug
las Milbury. Mr.. Norman Rey-
nolds played the wedding music
and accompanied Mrs. Arethea
Millman, who sang, "I Love You
Truly" and 'tBecause".
The bride, given In marriage
by her father wore floor length
gown Of embroidered tu1le over
satin. It had a fitted bodice,
scalloped neckline and long
tapered sleeves. Her headpiece
of white satin and pearl held her
fingertip veil. She carried two
white orchids attached to apray-
er book.
Miss Shirley Ingram was maid
of honor. Her gown was cotil1ion
blue organza over taffeta with
matching headpiece. Miss Joan
Mitchell was bridesmaid. Her
gown was cotillion blue organza
over taffeta and matching head
piece. Both carried baskets Of
white pom-poms, snapdragons
and blue baby breath.
Miss Debra Millman, sister Of
the groom, was flower girl. Her
dress was white nylon eyelet over
blue satin with matching head
piece. She carried a basket of
mixed flowers.
Paul Hess Of Milton, was best
man. The ushers were Arthur
Shepard, Kenneth Millman, 2
cousin, and Donald Millman,
brother Of the groom.
The congregation participated
in the repeating Of the Lords
Prayer while the bride and groom
Malt at the altar.
The BRIDES mother wore
bubble knit sheath Of dusty rose,
with white accessories and orchid
corsage.
The groom's mother wore a
blue and white lace sheath with
matching accessories and white
orchid corsage.
Immediately following the
ceremony a reception was held
in the social room of the church.
A rehearsal dinner was given
by the groom's parents on Prf-
day evening at their home near
Milton.
The bride is graduate of
Milford High School, Class Of
1868.
The groom was graduate a from
Milton High School In 1862, ana
Is presently employed by e. L
du Pont In Seaford.
The couple are residing near
Lincoln.
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Obituaries

State Highway Department and 1
World War II veteran, died In
Dover last Sunday. He was As
years OF age. MIR. Emery was the
husband Of Mrs. Edna Emery.
They lived at 413 Water Street,
Dover. "a q
IN addition to his widow, sur
vivors include his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Emery Of Dow
er; a daughter, Mrs. judith Rife
Of Dover; two grandchildren;
three sisters, Mrs. Mildred Bur-
rts and Mrs. Louise Fountain,
both Of Dover, andDMrs. Madelyn
Hoffecker of wyoming; three
brothers, Donald and Charles,
both Of Dover, and Richard, In
tH9U.a S. Army in Germany.
Services were held Wednesday
at the Trader Funeral Home,
Dover.
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MASSEY
Nelson Massey, Sc, farmer
who had served two terms as a
state representative, died last
Sunday, July Fl, In Kent Cen.
eral Hospital, Dover. Mr.. Mas
sey, husband of Mrs. Mabel Mas
sey, lived on the Dover Hartly
Road. He was president Of the
HartIy Lions Club and active In
the Democratic Club Of Kent
County's 4th District. He was
a member Of Asbury Church and
the Farm Bureau and was a de
rector of the West Dover Trust
Co., at Hartly.
He LIS survived by his widow;
a son, Nelson James of Dover,
and three grandchildren.
Services were held at his late
home Wednesday.
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Thomas II. Draper, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William R.
Draper, was graduated on Fri
day, July 19, from the Officers
Candidate School Of the United
States Marine Corps, Quantico,
Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Draper
and Mrs. Gerald BuckSon Of
Newark were among the rela-
tives and friends who attended
the graduation Of Thomas H.
Draper from the Officers Candi-
date School, United States
Marine Corps, Quantico, Va. A
Battalion of men we're honored
for their achievements by a
Graduation Parade and ReWeW
by the Base Commandant and
other dignitaries.
Mr.. and Mrs. ROBERT Baechler
and daughters of Satellite Beach,
Florida arrived yesterday to be
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. M.
HasWell Pierce for the coming
weeks.
Eric Foster is spending this
week at Camp Pecometh,
Centreville, Md.
Mrs. Charles I. Carpenter,
who has been a patient In the
hospital at Andrews Air Force
B ase, Washington, returned
home on Tuesday.
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Susan and Jim DobsDn were
recent campers at Camp
Pecometh, Centreville, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Heinold
are in Canada this week attend
ing a convention. They will visit
relatives in Ohio before return
ing home. They will be away
two weeks.
RevereId and Mrs. F. Douglas
Tfilbury are flying from Idle
vild Airport this morning for
Londcn to hISsin a tour Of a
nonth in Western Europe.
Chief MS and Hrs. william
Wenter returIad home Friuay
of last week 2Ster spending two
Weeks Ia New England.
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VAIL

VAIL
Richard A. VAIL, rs, civic
leader of Rehoboth Beach and
Lewes, died of a heart attack in
Beebe Hospital, Lewes, last FRI
day night, July 10. He had been
a patient there since last Monday.
HIS health had been failing the
past five years.
3 a native of Pennsylvania, he
had settled In that vicinity twelve
years ago where he and his wife
bought a home on the Lewes-
Rehoboth Highway. Mr.. Wah1 was
an honorary member Of theLew-
es Rotary Club and for some time
was chairman Of the Rotary public
Information section.
He had also served as chair
man and treasurer Of Red Cross
Area 8. He was a past master
Of Henlopen Grange Of Lewes. He
was a life member OF the Robert
Bringhurst Lodge, AF and AM,
Pht1a. He was a graduate OF the
Moravian Preparatory School,
Bethlehem, Pa, of the Nazareth
Hall Military Academy, near
Bethlehem, and of Lehigh UNI
versity.
Surviving are his widow, the
former DR.. Jessie Gray Frame,
a Phila. physician; one daughter,
Mrs. Lester Jones of Rehoboth,
and two grandchildren.
The funeral was held at noon
Monday In the chapel of West
Laurel Hill Cemetery, near,
Phi1a. I
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Symbols
Of
Summer
Edited BY
VIRGINIA S. TOWNSEND


Reverend and Mrs. F. Doug
las Milbury are In New York
City today. They are taking a
Jet plane for London for a
months vacation in England
and Western Europe. They are
expected back on August Is. In
Paris they will be Joined by
their daughter Miss Anne Mil
bury, who has completed her
studies at the University Of
Vienna and will instruct at
Northwestern University this
fall. The three will visit sew
eral countries where they have
adopted daughters and sisters,
who lived with them under the
American Field Service pro-
gram. These daughters are
eager to welcome their Amer
lean parents and add to the
enjoyment Of their trip. Many
interesting places are includ-
ed In the itinerary Of these
travellers.
Mrs. Edgar Isaacs, Jr. and
Mrs. John o. Snyder reached
a goal last week they have been
striving for a thousand mem
bers Of the Women's Auxiliary
of the local hospital. It was not
done by them alone, but by all
those In the rural sections that
helped to bring about this round
number Of members who will
have an added interest In the
hospital because they belong to
the organization. ALI are to be
congratulated for their work
and for their interest in this
Project.
Chief MS and Mrs. william
Wenter returned home Friday
after spending the past two
weeks In New England on their
wedding trip following the cere-
mony which took place In st.
Johns Church on July 6 with
the Reverend John Corrigan Of
ficiating. They were attended
at that time by Mr.. and Mrs.
v. w. Accetta Of Dover. Ser
geant Wenter is the son Of
Mrs. Michael Wenter of Elem
ington, West Virginia and the
late Mr.. Wenter. They are now
at home on Hall Place.
MT. and Mrs. Robert. Jacobs.
were delightfully."- surprised
Monday evening when a large
group Of friends gave them a
house warming at their new
residence In Lakelawn Estates.
The evening passed quickly with |
the opening of gifts, shared |
conversations and good wishes.
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Trophy Grange
Notes

Trophy Grange member en-
joyed a covered dish supper last
Monday night. The change in the
weather added much to the pleas
ure and comfort. After supper,
games we're played.
The next meeting will be on
August rs, at which time Dorothy
Heyd will be program chairman.
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HOSPITAL CART
Friday, Mrs. G. Lorenz, Mrs.
Albert Peterman.
Saturday, Mrs. Robert Fos-
ter.
Monday, Mrs. Edward Gray
heal, Mrs. D. HOWE.
Tuesday, Mrs. Robert Mercer.
Wednesday, Mrs. John Rogers,
Mrs. Broddus Jones.
Thursday, Mrs. Jay Young,
Mrs. David Burton.
HOSPITAL SHOP
Friday, afternoon, Mrs. Rose
Heveland, evening, Mrs. willard
Hall.
Saturday, evening, Mrs. Arthur
Hall.
Sunday, afternoon, Sessie
Glenn, evening, Mrs. Gladys Ell
lis, Mrs. Dorothy Greene.
Monday, afternoon, Mrs. David
Sills, Jr., evening, Mrs. James
Holzmueller, Miss Lydia Adams.
Tuesday, evening, Mrs. Leroy
Reed, Mrs. C. Osborne Reed.
Wednesday,, afternoon, Mrs.
Burton Willis, evening, Mrs. Roy
Reichhold, Mrs. JOS. j. Pearce,
Jr.
Thursday, afternoon, Mrs.
Harry Frankel, Mrs. Robert
Mercer.
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Happenings OF Interest
Throughout Delaware
EVANGELISM EXHIBIT

EVANGELISM EXHIB -
Child Evangelism Fellowship Inc.
New Castle, Kent and Sussex
Counties are In the agriculture
building at the Delaware State
Fair, July ~ August 3rd.
Bible stories, film strips and
a good news club 8 = $3.50 pm,
and 8 : $3.50 pm. daily. Gospel
balloons, Bible verse books free.
Booth opens 10 am. to 1880
pm. Looking for all boys and
girls undenominational.
SENIOR CITIZEN DAY The
Second Annual Senior Citizens
Day at the Delaware State Fair
will be Thursday, August /. All
Senior Citizens, so years or over
are invited to be the FREE guests
of the Fair, both day and evening.
They are invited to come enjoy
the exhibits, contests, live stock
parade, and grandstand shows at
2 and 8 pm. Governor Carvel
and other distinguished guests
will be on hand to greet them.
Following the evening show, there
will be a giant display Of fire
works. No Identification Just
tell gate attendant you are a
Senior Citizen.
CANCER DETECTION CEN
TIERS : August 8 and Is, Dover,
Kent County Health Unit, State
Health Bldg, Federal and Water
SITS. Call 734-5711, ext. 404 for
appointments.
August Is, Smyrna, Candee
Bldg, Welfare Home. Call 653-
7088 for appointments.
August 22, Milford, Health
Unit, Shore Theater Bldg. Call
422+4985 for appointments.
August %, Dover, Kent County
Health Unit, State Health Bldg,
Federal and Water SITS. Call 1884,
Sill, ext. 404 for appointments.
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OLD FDDLERS' PICNIC On
Saturday, Aug. 3rd, there will be
held at Lenape Park on the his
toric Brandywine, some four
miles from West Chester, Pa,
and fifteen miles north Of Will
mington, Delaware, the 33rd An
nual Old Fiddlers' Picnic which
is largely attended by many per-
sons from a number Of states.
This old fashioned frolic lasts
from ten in the morning until
midnight.
All fiddlers, musicians, sing
ers and dancers old and young,
are cordially invited to take
part. Warren Mercer Of Corner
Ketch and Christian Sanderson
of Chadds Ford will serve as
Chairmen Of the day. There will
be dancing afternoon and eve
ming.
Mrs. Daisy Kelly Of Coates
Vile is Secretary Of the Lenape
Old Fiddlers' Association.
A number Of outstanding mu-
steal performers, including
Jehile B. Kirkhuff, the famous
blind fiddler Of Montrose, will
be present.
LEWES HORSE SHOW This
year the Annual Horse Show will
be sponsored by the Lewes Fire
Department, Inc. The date Is
July 28th at the Bay
Manor Farm, which is owned by
Mayor Otis Smith of Lewes.
Starting time is 9 am. and there
will be two rings for showing.
Horses for the show will be from
all over the East Coast. These
horses will be showing for points
which count towards the Nation
al Championship.
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FAMILY PICNIC On Sunday
afternoon, MIR. and Mrs. Norman
wilkins and family Of Canter-
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. John Pleas
anton Of Bowers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Scott and family of Hous-
ton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Edge of Delmar, Del, attend
ed a family picnic at Betterton
Beach, Maryland. Later in the
evening, Mr.. Elijah Darling
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edge were
guests of the wilkins In honor
of Mrs. Edges birthday.
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The old axiom about the early
bird apt1y fits the Women's Aux
Hilary Of the Milford Memorial
Hospital. The officers have al
ready picked a date for their
Christmas Sneak Preview and
1t is Tuesday, October 20.
Others wanting a future date
would do well to chose other
times. Remember the lovely
showing Of things for the Christ
mas Shop as displayed last
year at the Shawnee Country
Club7 This will be a repeat Of
that, naturally showing many
new things as well as the stable
things always seen in the
Christmas Shop. This effort Of
the members and the Fair In
May deserve patronage because
the financial results make the
Hospital more up to date
and better equipped for the many
patients served.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard French
who celebrated their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary on
Wednesday of last week, were
further honored on Sunday by
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Leverage
of Denton, Maryland. Fifty
guests we're present for the
buffet dinner served on the lawn
Of the Leverage home, over
looking the Choptank River. It
was a surprise TOD the honored
couple who received gifts,
among which was asilver serv-
ice. %
Emerson Meredith received
the congratulations of his
friends on Sunday when he made
the coveted hhole-in-o ne". Now
he belongs to that esteemed
group who play golf at the
Shawnee Country Club and who
have attained the same ac-
colade.
The coming week will be a
happy one for Mrs. Wilbur Ben
nett. Tomorrow Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Bennett and family OF
syracuse, NY, will go to Herr
ng Creek for their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Bennett
md family of Chatham, NJ,
viii be In Rehoboth and Mr.. and
Hrs. Norman. Allen and family
4 Charlottesville, Va. Will be
n town. This brings the family
ogether again, Tom and Nor,
nan Bennett having not seen
each other for five years. DAN
ell Bennett will not be home be-
cause Of completing his work at
Roanoke College, which he will
finish on August IL. @
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W.S.C.S. MEETNGG- McCol-
ley's W.S.C.S. will meet at the
community building on Saturday,
August 8, at 8 pm. After the
business meeting there will be
home made ice cream and cake
for sale. Host and hostess will
be Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Ware.
APPOINTED - William j. Mil
Ter, Jr., Director of Operations
for the State Highway Depart
ment has been appointed to sew
eral committees in the Ameri-
can Association of State High
way Officials.
w During the coming year Mr..
Miller will serve as the chair
man of the Committee on
Nomenclature and will be one of
highway department officials
to serve on the advisory COM
mtttee for the highway manage
ment conferences togbe held at
various places throughout the
United States.
QUEEN CONTEST Mrs. C.
Fred Sites, Kent County Farm
Bureau Women's Chairman, has
announced that a Queen Contest
will be held in conjunction with
the Annual County Farm Bureau
picnic.
This dual outing will be held
at the Petersburg Conservation
and Recreation Center on Satur-
day, August "a, 1868, at 1880
am. All members are asked
to bring a covered dish and the
meat and q dessert will be
furnished.
Following the meals there will
be recreational activities for
children Of all ages, including:
softba all, trapshooting bag
races, tug-of-war, etc.
The highlight of the affair viii
be the selection Of the Kent
County Farm Bureau Queen.
Daughters Of Farm Bureau
members, age sixteen through
eighteen, are eligible. ALI In
terested contestants are urged
to contact Mrs. Fred Sites,
Mrs. Gladys Mack, or the State
office in Dover not later than
July 81, 1868. All who enter will
receive worthwhile gifts and the
winner Will quarry Tor the state
contest to be held Wednesday,
November 6,
This event promises to be one
of the highlights Of the year and
large crowd Is expected.
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COAST GUARD VACANCIES -
The Commandant, U. S. Coast
Guard has announced that there
are still openings available In
the Officer Candidate School
class that will convene on Sep
TENDER Is, 1868.
Upon completion of II weeks
training, graduates will BIZ, COM
missioned Ensign In the u. S.
Coast Guard Reserve College
, seniors and graduates may fulfill
their military obligation thru the
Coast Guard Officer Candidate
School program. q II
For further information, write
Commandant (PTP-2), u. s.
Coast Guard, Washington, DC.
OWALLS FAMILY REUNION -
was held Sunday at Trap Pond
State Park with a fine attendance.
The president, Harry c. walls,
held short business meeting
and greeted out Of state visitors
and they In turn greeted members
Of the Walls Association Of Sus-
sex County. The family travel
ing farthest to the reunion was
MIR. and Mrs. Harry D. Larsen
and daughter Janet from AIham-
bra, Calf. Other states rep
resented were Michigan, Florida,
Maryland, and Pennsylvania. Two
new officers were elected, MIR.
Ray Walls Of Wilmington, presi-
dent, and Mr.. Preston r. Walls
Of Timonium, Md. was elected
vtce-president. The rest Of the
officers we're reelected to the
same posts.
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WINDOWS NEEDED Mrs.
Ralph Cats, chairman and Mrs.
Robert Layton, Co chairman, of
the Old Milford Days window
display committee, have an
nounced that all Milford mer-
chants who have a display win
dow available are invited to In
stall appropriate displays during
the week Of Sept. 1922. Old
Milford Days are being held
Sept. Fl and %.
Mrs. Cats and Mrs. Layton
request that all merchants who
are able to arrange for their
own displays do that. If they do
not have appropriate material
for a display, they are asked to
call Mrs. Cats or Mrs. Layton
and interesting material will be
provided by the committee.
Mrs. Gilbert Emory, CO.
chairman Of window displays
during last years. celebration of
Old Milford Days, is assisting
and advising the 1864 COM
mittse.
SENIOR CITIZENS The Sec
ond Annual Senior Citizens Day
at the Delaware State Fair will
be Thursday, August /. All SEN
Tor Citizens, so years or over,
are invited 10 be the FREE
guests of the Fair both day and
evening. They are invited to come
enjoy the exhibits, contests, Live
stock parade, grandstand shows
at 2 and 8 pm. Governor Ell
bert N. Carvel and other dis
tinguished guests will be on hand
to greet them. Following the eve
ming show, there will be a giant
display Of fireworks. No identifi-
cation is necessary just tell
the gate attendant you are a SEN
Tor Citizen.o
KENT & SUSSEX TWr-LrTE
LEAGUE The eleventh Kent
and Sussex Twt-Lite League
shoot was held at Sussex Trap
shooting Association at Lewes.
It was won by Kent County by
the score Of 388 to 384. Kent :
H. d. Meredith, G. Carroll, G.
Austin, L. Pleasanton and H,
Jones, 40; r. Coverdale and j.
Moore, 48; A. Martin, AZ. Sus-
sex c. Friedel and J. Fields,
40: Ratledge, Thompson, J. Dick
erson, and w. L. Marvel, 48;
j. F. Mitchell and D. ]. Mitch
ell, AZ. Spoons won by G. Car
roll, 40; r. d. Thompson, 40;
C. Jones, 46.
MIXED SCOTCH 4-SOME At
the Shawnee Country Club on
Sunday, July 20 at loo pm. See
you then.
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Local Happenings

FASHION SHOW Mrs. Rich
ard Palmer, Janecee president,
and Mrs. Charles Jam S,
fashion show chairman, met with
Mrs. Ella Tucker of Lana Lobell
and Mr.. Martin Kessler OF
Bobby-Kay on Friday as plans
continue to be made for the
Janecee Fashion Show.
The theme for the showing of
the latest In fall fashions will
be "Premiere Into FALL" The
date is Wednesday evening, Sept.
18th, and the place, Lulu Ross
School. A gala evening is
planned for all whoJ attendl
Watch your paper for further
details.
Serving as committee chair
men are: Mrs. James Davis,
tickets; Mrs. Martin Kessler,
decor atoms; Mrs. Jack Lisbon,
door prizes; Mrs. John PIERCE,
program; Mrs. Robert Lank, re-
freshments; and Mrs. Gene Nell
son, posters.
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KENT g. SUSSEX TWI-LITE
LEAGUE The twelfth Kent and
Sussex Twi-Lite League shoot
was held at Kent County Gun
Club at Magnolia. It was won by
Sussex County cby the score OF
384 to 383. Sussex scorers d.
Friedel, so; w. d. Marvel and
J. Smock, ST., 40; ]. Fields and
]. Ward, 4S; w. L. Marvel and
3. Ratledge, Al; D. J. Mitchell,
46. Kent scorers L. Pleasan-
ton, so; G. Carroll, c. Austin
and c. C1ough, 40; J. Price,
B. Draper and H. Meredith, Al;
L. Blad3s, 46. Spoons won by c.
Friedel and L. Pleasanton, so;
]. Smock, ST., 40; L. Blades,
46; J. Moore, A. Shoot and meet
ing next Tuesday night at Kent
County Gun Club.
ATTENDS CONVENTION Mr..
Riley T. Jefferson Of Lincoln,
Delaware was among those In
attendance at the Netherland Hill
ton Hotel for the Annual Con-
vention of the National Auc-
ttoneers Association.
Auctioneers and their families
from some 40 states and Canada
are attending this 3-day session
which includes seminars and
other educational features COW
ering all segments of the Auc-
ton Profession. Q a
SUPPER Watch for details
on chicken N dumplin' supper
at the Glendale Fire Hall on
October rs, 1868, sponsored by
x-rr~~l~lA uyCCC
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Obituaries

LONG
Funeral services were held
Friday, July 10, for Walter M.
Long, "a, who died last Tues
day at his home following a long
illness. He was retired car
penter and a member of the
Salem Methodist Church, Se1by-
Vile.
Mr.. Long is survived by his
widow, Elizabeth; two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Rada Bowers of VIII
mington, and Mrs. Agnes Num-
ford Of Selbyville; one son,
Elisha Long of Se1byville; a
brother, Frank of Selbyville; four
grandchildren.
Services were held at the
Watson and Whaley Funeral
Home, Selbyville.
Mgs. Lima Cobb, 81, died last
Wednesday, July II, In the U. S.
Public Health Hospital, Ba1ti-
more. A retired school teacher,
she was a member of Dagsboro
Methodist Church.
She Is survived by sister,
Mrs. Anna Tfmmons of Days
boro.
Services were held last Satur-
day at the Watsol and Gray Fun
eral Chapel, Frankford.
A double viewing was held last
Friday night at the funeral chapel
Tor Mrs. Cobb and her brother,
Ephrair1 West, who also died
last Wednesday. The service for
Mr.. West was held last Satur-
day also.
WORKMAN
Mrs. Rose Workman, widow
of Walter Workman, formerly
of Milford, recently living at
Havertown, Pa, passed away
Sunday evening, July 81, after an
Illness of several years.
She is survived by son James
o. Mitzner of Havertown, Pa.
Graveside services will be held
at 1880 am. today (Frtday) at
Reynolds Church Cemetery, near
Milton, Delaware.
WALKER
Finley Walker, age 20 years,
died at his home at Big Stone
Beach on Wednesday, July II.
Funeral services were held
from the McCreary Funeral
Home, 27oo Washington St., VIII
mingtons Monday, July % at
ppm.
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Hospital
Hesfesses

Hospital Cart and Hospital
Shop Hostesses for Milford Me-
mortal Hospital for the week
Friday, July 26, thr0ugh Thurs
day, August
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EMERY

Robert M. Emery, employed in
the sign painting division of the
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MIXED SCOTCH 4-SOME = At
the Shawnee Country Club on
Sunday, July % at loo pm. See
you then.
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SUPPER Watch for details
on chicken N dumplin' supper
at the Glendale Fire Hall on
October rs, 1868, sponsored by
the Glendale WSCS.
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Chief MS and Hrs. william
Wenter returrad home Fri1ay
of last week aster spending two
SEEKS Ia NeW England.