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Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wright
sailed May 31st from Miami,
Florida, for a Caribbean Cruise
on the Luxury liner s. S.
Ariadna.
Tom Draper Of Milford.
Brown University's A1l-Amsrica
lacrosse candidate, has been
elected co-captain Of the Bruins
1854 lacrosse team along with
Bill Lsmire OF Beverly, Mass.
Draper led the Bruins to an
lis record this spring, scoring
AZ goals and IA assists. An
outstanding football player as
well, he and Lemire will battle
1t out for the starting right half
back position on next fall's
Brown eleven.
Draper Is the son Of MIR. and
Mrs. William r. Draper OF 211
South Walnut Street, Milford.
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Mrs. Paul v. Mckay moved
to her cottage at Rehoboth for
the summer, on Tuesday.
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Nancy Conard Is home for her
summer cation from Richmond
Profess ssional Institute.
Mrs. Emma Frigar OF Phila-
de1phia was a guest OF Mrs.
Harvey Conard over the week
end.
Major Frank Mick, meas.
Yuma, Arizona, spent several
days last week with his mother,
Mrs. Eleanor Mick and his broth
er, DR.. Felix Mick and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunter
and daughters Elizabeth and
Carols, Of Germantown, N. Y.
we're holiday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James J. Abrahams ut
their cottage at Slaughter Beach.
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
Items of q Purely
Personal Nature

Norman Hay Of Waco, Texas
was the weekend guest Of James
R. Draper.
Mrs. Cornelia Bennett Brew
er Of Wilmington Is visiting
Mrs. Harry Bryhn.
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Mrs. Thomas R. Draper has
returned home after spending
some time In New York City.
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DR.. and Mrs. William Adkins
will attend his dental school re-
union at the University Of Md,
In Baltimore June 6 and Z.
Miss Ellen Wygill and Miss
Betty Grier OF Washington were
weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank r. Grier.
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Mrs. c. Donnan Holzmueller
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
v. Beamon In Suffolk, Va. and
attending the graduation Of her
granddaughter, Miss Margaret
Vanderslice Beamon.
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DR.. c. E. Graybeal Is build
ing his professional office at
the corner Of Clarke Avenue
and Williams Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Sale
van OF Athol, Mass. have been
in town for O few days.
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Guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Draper have been Mr.. and Mrs.
Enrico F. Palomba Of South
River, New Jersey.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ira D. Town
send Of st. Petersburg, Florida
have arrived here for the sum-
mer.
House guests Of Mrs. John
Mertz at Slaughter Beach for
the weekend were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Foulk Of Princeton, New
Jersey; Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Allison Of Philadelphia, Mrs.
Elizabeth Lewis Of Wilmington
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
Anniversary
Party

A party was given at the home
OF MIR. and Mrs. Norman L. Wilk-
ins Of Canterbury on Saturday
evening In honor of their 18th
wedding anniversary. The party
was given by MIR. and Mrs. John
Pleasanton Of Bowers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Scott Of Houston,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Edge of
Delmar. Home movies and music
and refreshments provided the
delightful entertainment. Guests
were children Of the above-men-
toned, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer VIII
kins and Mrs. Beverly Harris Of
Milford, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ken
ton and daughter Of Frederick,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore and
daughter Of Viola, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clement Aiken and family, and
Sgt. and Mrs. Victor Clevidence
and family Of Canterbury. The
couple was married on the 46th
anniversary of the 1atter's par
ents and the special gift Of the
evening was a wedding plate CIV
ing the names and date Of mar
riags OF the sldsr wilkins, Mrs.
Alice wilkins now deceased.
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07

and Mrs. Paul v. Mckay of
Milford. Miss Edith Simpson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Haswell Pierce of
Milford joined the group for din
|ner on Sunday.
Mrs. Garrett L. Grier and
Miss Rachel Grier leave today
by plane from New York City
for a trip to several north
western countries Of Europe.
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Miss Mary Welch of Reading,
Pennsylvania was the guest OF
MIR. and Mrs. S. p. Richardson
for the weekend.
Earl Walls who has spent sew
eral months In Florida returned
to Milford this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin McCrillis
of Westfield, New Jersey will
arrive on Saturday to spend the
weekend with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Postles Hammond. .
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Holston
have as house guests at their
Slaughter Beach cottage the fol-
lowing members Of the class Of
1913: Mrs. Cornelia Bennett
Brewer Of Wilmington, Mrs.
Helen Marvel Beswick OF
Newark, Delaware, Mrs. Mamie
Beswick Wilson Of Erie, Pa,
Mrs. Lillian Mayhem Hugg, and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Willis
Hammond Of Milford.
Recipient Of the ALB. degree
from Newton College Of the
Sacred Heart, Newton, Mass,
on June 2 will be Miss Sally
Burton, daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. Irwin G. Burton Of 2
Clarke Avenue, Milford, Della
ware.
Miss Burton majored In his
tory at Newton and was active
in student council, house
council, choir, philosophy club,
Phi Alpha Theta history society,
basketball varsity and an honor
student.
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
Happenings Of Interest
Throughf Delaware

methods and techniques In feed
ing, milking and managing dairy
herds willbe observed during this
two day tour.
The tour Is being sponsoredhy
the Delaware DHIA in coopera-
tion with the Dairy Department
Of the University Of Delaware.
DR.. Wilbur R. Hesseltine, extern
sion dairyman at the University,
Is handling arrangements.
CANCER CLINIC
June IL: Laurel at Health
Unit, 5o4 Pine Street. Call s75-
1889 for appointments.
June IA: Georgetown at Sussex
County Health Unit, sos East
Market Street. Call 856-2571,
ext. 244 for appointments.
June 18: Franldord at Health
Unit, Main Street. Call 732-e4so
for appointments.
June "a: Lewes at Health Unit.
Ito w. 3rd Street. Call CAS-
6228 for appointments.
June "a: Milford at Health
Unit, Shore Theater Building.
Call 422-4ss5 for appointments.
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HONORED FUK SAFETY :
Mrs. Joseph Ennis, r. D.,
Smyrna, has received the ALL
state Safety Crusade Certificate
Of Commentator, honoring her
outstanding work In the field of
traffic safety and accident pre-
vention.
E. L. Lange, Jr., represent
ing the Crusads's Eastern Pa.
and Delaware Region made the
presentation at the Annual Con-
ference OF the Delaware Fedora
tion OF Women's Clubs In Mil
ford.
s'It is by virtue OF the sup
port and interest Of civic-mind-
cd women like Mrs. Ennis that
we are able to hold our own In
the battle against death and in
jury on our highways" Lange
said. "The effective programs
conducted by the Women's Club,
under the leadership Of Mrs.
Ennis, certainly helped in re-
ducing the number Of lives lost
on Delaware's highways"
FESTIVAL The W.S.C.S. Of
Chaplain's Chapel will have
festival on the church lawn, Sat-
urday evening, June Is. Ice
cream, cake, hamburgs, hot dogs,
pie, coffee and soft drinks will
be for sale. Serving will start
at 5 pm.
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
Fire Recorders
Report

John G. Jester, Fire Record
er for the Carlisle Fire Company
Milford submitted the following
fire report for the month of May
9 alarms rs SO to n Inc, city,
2; rural, z; silent, /; Types =
6 woods and grass, l auto,
barn, l chimney Hose Used =
1160 feet Of l inch; 800 fett OF
/ 1/2 inch; 1000 feet Of 2 1/2
inch; Distance Travelled, 1877
miles; Time In service, 1o:45
hours; pumping time, 6:15 hours;
Attendance 286 men In service,
344 man hours In service, 80
average attendance at each
alarm Loss Total $3.50; city,
$3.50; rural, none.
Ambulance report for May =
Total trips, 80; total men in serv-
Ice, 70; total hours In service,
SO; total man hours in service,
62; total miles Travelled, 1185.
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
SCOTT . MCKENZIE

SCOTT MCKENZIE
Miss Bonnie Scott, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. william r. Scott,
Of Houston, became the bride OF
Mr.. Richard L. Mckenzie, son
Of Mrs. Evelyn Mckenzie and
the late Lyle Mckenzie, OF Har-
rington, In a double ring cere-
mony In Houston Methodist
Church, Saturday, June /, at
200 pm. The Rev. H. Norman
Nicklas, pastor Of Houston
Methodist Church, assisted by
the Rev. Ray W. Nrwan, a
former pastor, officiated.
The church was decorated with
lighted tapers and baskets Of
white gladiolas and snapdragons.
Mrs. Byron Phillips was or
ganist and also accompanied Mr..
Lson Donovan, soloist.
The bride, escorted to the
altar by her father, wore
q hoor-length gown m white
chantilly lace over nylon tulle
and net over taffeta, featuring q
scallopsd nsckline outlined In
ssquins, with long tapered
sleeves and fitted bodice. TIL Q
skirt featured scallops Of lace
In It's fillness. Her fingertip
veil Of nylon tulle was held In
place by a crown Of pearls. She
carried q white prayer book
topped by a white orchid.
Miss Kay Scott was maid of
honor for her sister. Brides
maids we're the Misses Dolores
Hood, Joyce Hudson, and Joan
Scott, another sister Of the
bride. Their gowns were of NY
Ion lace and dacron with square
nscklines and all wore a wreath
OF sequins with matching wells.
They carried nosegays OF car
nations with camslia centsrs In
matching colors. The maid oi
honor's gown was mint green and
the bridssmaids' were yellow.
Little Miss Debbie Aptt was
flower girl and wore a white
nylon dress and carried a basket
OF daisies.
Mr.. Alan Draper '-rring-
ton was best man. -. were
Msssrs. Eugene Wright, Donald
L.se Porter, and Sammy Layton,
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
WEDDING

|all OF Harrington.
The brides mother wore a
blue lace dress with matching
accessories and a corsage OF
white carnations.
The groom's mother wore an
orchid lace dress with white ac-
cessories and q corsage Of white
carnations.
Immediately following tn Q
ceremony, a reception was held
lon the lawn at the home OF the
brides parents.
After a trip on the Skyline
Drive, the couple will be al
home near Harrington.
WILSON TEMPLE
Asbury Methodist Church In
Harrington, Delaware, was the
setting on Saturday for the we'd
ding of Miss Shirley Ann Wilson,
daughter Of MIR. william E.
Wilson Of Folsom, Pa, and Mrs.
VIM. J. Nichols Of Claymont,
Delaware to MIR. James Clark
Temple, Jr., son Of Mrs. Fran
ces Temple Of Harrington, Della
ware.
The ceremony took place at
pm. with the Rev. Olin j. Shock
ley officiating. A reception fol-
lowed In the Collins Hall Of AS
bury Church.
Mr.. Wilson gave his daughter In
marriage. Her gown was ofwhits
silk organza over taffeta, with O
square necklins outlined with Sc
quins. Il featured a scalloped
hem1ine trimmed with TERED lace
scattered with sequins, and Q
chapel length train. Her vel
was held by a tiara Of crystal
lized orange blossoms, she car
ried a white orchid on her nurses
bible.
Miss Carolyn Troyer Of Green
wood, Delaware was Maid o.
Honor. The bridesmaids were
Miss 10 Ann Hastings Of Bridge
willie, Del, Miss Jean Thomas
Of Harrington, and Miss Margar-
ct Campbell Of New Castle, Del
Miss Ann and Nell Campbell
were Junior bridesmaids. The
bridesmaids wore gowns of tur.
lquoise and yellow silk organz.
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07

KENT g. SUSSEX TW-LITt
LEAGUE SCHEDULE Time.
$3.50 p.m.
June Il, Kent; June Is, Sussex
June Is, Kent July 2, Sussex
July 8, Kent; July 16, Sussex
July %, Kent. ALI rain-outs are
to be shot at the end Of season :
so targets, $4.00, $1.5o to form
a seasonal purse at end O.
schedule Trophies 8 Silver
Spoons each shoot Lewes Glass
and prizes at end Of season
TO ATTEND CONVENTION =
Thomas A. Purnsll Of Camden,
Delaware, District Manager for
the Franklin Life Insurance Co.,
Springfield, Illinois, will attend
the company's 1868 Agency Con-
vention at Santa Barbara, Calif.,
On June 10 Is. Ha viii bs ac-
companisd by his wife, Harristt.
Tenn qualified for attendance
by successfully completing sales
and service requirements during
q fifteen month period. The con-
vsntion Is held trisnnially and Is
attended by some 500 field
representative and their wives
from around the country.
The Franklin Life Insurance
company Is the worlds largest
legal reserve stock life insur-
ancs company devoted sx-
clusively to the underwriting Of
individual Life and annuity plans.
FELTON, BEAUTY CONTEST
Mrs. Howard Henry, chairman
OF street fair and Mrs. E. B.
Warrington, Jr., co-chairman,
have named Mrs. Charles Bostick
Jr., as chairman of the beauty
contest Of Miss FELTON, and Little
Miss FELTON, to be held In the
High School auditorium on June
~ to select a queen to reign over
the annual street fair on Saturday,
June 20. This committees goal
this year is to pay off the mort
gage on the FELTON, Methodist
Church.
DAIRY TOUR The 1868 Della
ware Dairy Tour will be held
Tuesday and Wednesday, August
1914. The tour will originate at
Agricultural Hall, University Of
Delaware, Newark, on August IS.
ALI Delaware dairymen and
Dairy Herd Improvement ASSOC
iation OHIA) members are invit-
ed to tour dairy farms In Mary
land and Pennsylvania. New
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
Local Happenings

BARBECUE JUNE 8 "Clut
Is" will sponsor a Barbecue
June 8 at Pine Ridge Farm :
residence Of Mrs. Celia John
son. Chicken, hamburgers, ane
spsre-ribs will be on the grill
Everyone is invited to come ans
enjoy the food and the countr!
air.
Benefit for the Scholarship
Fund that is given yearly to 6
Milford student at Henry High
School who has been chosen as
the best "Al1 Around STUDENT
and also to the same type Of stu
dent graduating at Benjamin
Banneker School.
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AVENUE BIBLE SCHOOL :
Christ's Way, My Way is the
theme for this year. The school
will begin Monday, June 10th and
continue through Friday, June
22nd. The hours will be from 9
am. to 1850 am, five days a
week. There will be classes for
children from age a through the
ninth grade.
Vacation Bible School provides
Bible study and stories, songs,
recreation, art crafts and re-
freshments.
ALI youth in this age group are
invited to come.
NAZARENE BIBLE SCHOOL =
Vacation Bible School time Is
here again It Is a wonderful
time for boys and girls to come
to know Jesus as their Saviour.
The Milford Church Of the Naz-
arene, 4 Maple Avenue, will be
holding classes for Vacation
Bible School in the evening, z to
8 pm. for ten days, June II
thru June 28th. The theme =
"Let's go Adventuring with
jesus.
It's a study from the Bible of
many wonderful events in the Life
Of Jesus the miracle of his
birth, how His growth set an ex-
ample for youth today, the COM
passion of His ministry, and the
marvel Of His atonement for the
sins Of the world : Know Him,
Love Him, Serve Him A Chris
tian welcome to allboys and girls
/ to 81 years of age In our city
and community around.
TWnTTE LEAGUE The
fifth Kent and Sussex Twi1its
League shoot was held at the
Sussex County Trap shooting As
sociation at Lewes. It was won
by Kent County, score 372to $40.
High scores for Kent County :
W. Fl. Taylor, 4s; G. Carroll,
W. D. Draper, r. L. Pleasanton,
AZ; L. Black, A. Martin, 46;
r. H. McCollsy, As High scores
for Sussex County : j. Dickerson,
4e; c. Friedsl, J. Ward, D. ].
Mitchell, AZ; J. Smock, Sr., ].
Smock, Jr., r. Dick, w. L. Mar
vel, AS. Class spoons j. Dick
srson, 40; H. Meredith, As; ]. F.
Mitchell, a.
ALDEN SUNSHINE SOCIETY i
The monthly meeting of theI
Alden Sunshine Society will be inI
the form Of a beach party at thel
cottage Of Mrs. Carl Allen,
Slaughter Beach, on Friday, June
IA, at 1880 o'clock. HostessesI
are: Mesdames Elton and Will
uams and Miss May Watson.I
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07

GOLDEN AGE Once again,
the o. w. Shockley Insurance
Agency Is playing an important
role in the lives OF the COM
munity's senior citizens and
their relatives. For the second
consecutive year, the Shock1ey
Agency, located at Milford, Del,
is conducting an enrolment
period for the revolutionary
health insurance coverage for
people IS and over, Golden IS.
The Shockley Agency has an
nounced that this years ENROLL
ment period will begin on June
End and last through midnight,
June 9th.
Developed last year by the
Continental Casualty Company of
Chicago, Golden IS Is a trio OF
insurance plans which affords
people IS and over complete
coverage regardless Of age or
present health. No physical ex-
animation Is required for en-
rollment In the program.
The first portion Of the Golden
IS Program, 65 Plus, Is basic
hospital-surgical plan which
protects its owner from the fl
nancial strain caused by normal
hospital stays. it Is augmented
by 10000 Reserve which offers
protection from the high cost Of
illness or accident entailing a
prolonged hospital confinement.
AS its name implies, the plan
pays UP to $4,000 Of the hos
pital-surgical expense.
The third segment OF the
Golden IS Program, known as
5000 Medical, pays out of-hos-
pita1 expenses when not serious
enough for hospital confinement,
such as prescription drugs, doc
tor bills, etc.
According to Mr.. Shockley OF
the Shockley Agency, the Golden
IS Program may be purchased
In it's entirety, or IS Plus, 1o,-
900 Reserve or 5000 Medical
may be purchased independently.
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BAKE SALE The Glendale
W.S.C.S. will hold a bake In
front Of the APP Store, Milford
Shopping Center, on Saturday,
June 20 at 10 am.
AUXILIARY MEETS The
Slaughter Beach Memorial Fire
Company Ladies' Auxiliary will
hold its regular monthly mest-
ing June IL, at 8 pm. at the
home Of Esther Griffith.
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TWILITE LEAGUE The
fourth Kent & Sussex Twilits
League shoot was held at the
Kent Gun Club at Magnolia. Z
was won by Kent County, score
39S-39o. High scores for Kent
County C. Austin, G. Carroll,
R. H. McCollsy, so; C. Cloagh,
r. Coverdale, R. L. Pleasantoa,
40; W. H. Taylor and W. Draper,
48.
High scorers for Sussex W.
D. Marvel, r. D. Thompson, J.
F. Fields, so; W. L. Marvel,
40; !. J. Mitchell, ]. Smock, ST.,
W. C. Jones, 4s; Ed Downs, Al.
Trophy spoons were won by c.
Austin, G. Carroll, R. H. Me-
Collsy, W. D. Marvel, r. Q.
Thompson and ]. F. Fields, ses
Class spoons C. Clough, 40;
W. H. Taylor, 40; C. Frisdsl,
46.
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07

4 $500 4&@&@& %&4 A&e&1AA6e
Little Miss Linda Wix Of West
Point New York, was flower girl.
She wore q long white gown Of
white embroidered organdy.
Master Gene Vanderwsnde Of
Harrington was the ring bearer.
MIR. Ross Walton, Jr., OF Phil
adelphia was best man for his
cousin.
The ushers were, Mr.. Wynn
Walton OF Philadelphia, Mr.. Jack
Sapp Of Harrington and Mr.. Har-
vey WINS Of Harrington.
Mrs. Temple is q graduate
Of Ridley Township High School
and Is a senior nurse at Milford
Memorial Hospital, School Of
Nursing.
Mr.. Temple Is a graduate Of
Harrington High School and In
employed by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Co.
MATES co SUIT
The wedding Of Sandra Lee
Katss, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis E. Kates, to Harold L Leslie
Scott, son Of Mrs. Dorothy Scott
and Mr.. Louis Scott, took place
on Friday evening, May 81, at
seven thirty O'Clock In Trinity
Methodist Church, Harrington.
The doubls-ring ceremony was
performed by Rev. Charles H.
Poukish. The wedding music was
played by Melvin Brobst. The
church was decorated ithpa1ms,
candelabrums, white gladiolus
and pompoms.
The bride, given In marriage
by her father, wore floor length
gown Of white chantilly lace and
nylon tulle over taffeta. The
sculptured Lace bodice featured
a portrait necklins with lace ap-
pliqus embroidered In rides
cents and long tapsring sleeves
OF Lace. The bouffant skirt fea-
tnrsd banded lace and lace ap-
pliques with the back panels of
the gown having alternate tisrs Of
lace and tulle. Her fingsr-tip veil
Of nylon tulle fell from lace petals
embroidered In pearls and ir-
idescents. She carried white or
chids attached to a white satin
Bible.
Miss Dawn Bowman Of Green's
boro, Maryland was maid Of
honor. She wore a ballerina-
length gown Of yellow lace over
taffeta, styled with a nodded
bodice and a bouffant skirt. With
this she chose white accessories.
Her cascade bouquet was Of
yellow and white pompoms.
Richard Scott was his brothers.
best man. Ushers were Edgar
Layton and Darwin Rates, brother
Of the bride.
The mother Of the bride wore
silk sheath dress Of aqua and
orchid with white accessories.
She wore a white rosebud cor
sage.
The bridegroom's mother wore
e silk sheath dress Of beige and
brown with matching acces-
sories. Her corsage was Of white
rosebuds.
Following the wedding, a re-
ception was held at the Har-
rington New Century Club.
After their wedding trip, the
couple viii reside at Pine View
Farms near Harrington.
PASSWATERS LUFF
Mrs. Ruth S. Passwaters Of
Bridgeville announces the mar
riage Of her daughter, Miss
Brenda Carole Passwaters, to
Mr.. John Thomas Luff, son Of
Mr.. Harry Luff. Marydel. Della
ware, and the late Mrs. Luff.
Miss Passwaters Is also the
daughter Of the late Coulter H.
Passwaters. The Rev. T. ].
Huntington, Sr., retired, per-
formed the ceremony In st.
Lukes Methodist Church, Dem
ton, Maryland, on May 22nd.
The couple was attended by
Mrs. Benjamin Bowden, sister
Of the groom, and Mr.. John E.
Caldwell.
The bride attended Bridge
Vile Consolidated School. Mr..
Luff attended FELTON, High School
and is employed on construction
at the dupont Plant, Seaford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luff are pres
emily making their home in
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
n1ssakKH1uuHAfG fCafE8k1U

named Charles L. Burton. He
is their third son.
MIR. Robert c. Hawkins was
the honored guest at a dinner
tsndsrsd him at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chuck HAM
mond on May 29th. Nearly
fifty teachers Of the Lake
view Elementary School and
friends gathered to express
their appreciation to him
for his four years Of devoted
service as principal Of that
school. AS a token of their
respect, Mr.. and Mrs. Hawk
tns were given q silver punch
bowl, ladls and tray. Mr.. VIII
lard Hickman, administrative
assistant, and spokesman for
the group paid tribute to MIR.
Hawkins for his dedicated de-
votion to education and COM
mended him for the high stand
ards that he has set at Lake
view School. Mr.. Hawkins viii
leave Milford on August I to
become an assistant profess
at Indiana State Teachers Col
lsgs, In Indiana, Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Leslie Blades, Mrs. John
Jewell and Mrs. Harvey
Phillips assisted Mrs. Ham
mond with the arrangements.
Mr. and Mrs. William A..
Miller win entertain at a pool
party at the Shawnee County
Club on Saturday evening In
honor of their daughter,
Dsborah's 14th birthday. Good
food, music and dancing and a
dip In the pool; II the weather
Is warm enough, will bs
features Of the affair.
An interesting weekend was
snjoysd by four young people
this past Saturday and Sunday
when Norman Hay Of Waco,
Texas nsw his own plane to
Milford and was the guest OF
Dick Draper. On Saturday they
were Joined by Miss Betty
Grisr and Miss Ellen Wygill
OF Washington for a flight
to New York City where they
attended the stage show
"Littls Me". MIR. Hay and
Mr.. Draper served In the
Army together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Me-
Faul are the proud par ents OF
a baby girl, Roslyn Elaine,
born on May 25 at Milford
Memorial Hospital. The young
miss was eagerly welcomed
home last week by her twobig
brothers, Joseph and Johnny.
Tomorrow Is the wedding
day Of Miss Christina M. Nor
gan, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas G. Morgan of Lin
coin, and Ronald Fl. Rust, son
OF MIR. and Mrs. Harry s. Rust
OF Milford. The ceremony
viii bs performed at two
O'Clock in Avenue Methodist
Church.