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Milford chronicle., 1963-05-24
LINCOLN

Lincoln Methodist Church, Rev.
Nelson R. Reppert, Minister;
Services for Sunday, May rs,
Children's Day:
GAS am. Morning Worship
Hour. Rev. Reppert has choser
for his topic this Sunday morn
ing, "What Is that to Theei fol-
low thou me-" Scripture lesson:
II Kings 2:1-14 and John
21:20-25. The choir will be using
for their special, al Don't Know
How He Does tt" Bring the
ntire family each Sunday and
join others In this quiet hour Of
meditation.
1o:45 am. Church School Ses-
sion for all ages. Harry Swain,
Supt.; Frank Reed, Assistant
Supt. Everyone will find an op-
portunity for Christian training
and Bible study in this important
session, especially the little
ones. Get them in the habit Of
attending regularly. With the
opening OF the new Educational
building, this gives everyone,
especially the teachers, better
chance OF obtaining the fullest
advantage of our Sunday School
literature and teaching facilities.
$50 pm. Methodist Youth
Fellowship under the direction
Of Robert and Jeanette Worden.
All youth are urged to at
tend this hour of fellowship.
Last Sunday evening the youth
from our church attended the
Sub-District meeting Of the
M.Y.F., held at the Houston
Methodist Church.
7:30 pm. Children's Day
service will be observed during
this hour. The Primary Depart
ment, under the direction OF
Mrs. Ann Watson, Supt.; will
be in charge. The public is cor
daily invited to share this hour
with the smaller tots.
Thursday evening: Don't for
get, all those taking part In our
Children's Day program are
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-24
GEORGETOWN

Mr.. McCabe is a patient in
Peninsula General Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Snowder
entertained the members Of their
bridge club Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Emory Martin
are vacationing in Virginia
visiting with friends and rela-
tives.
The Altar Guild of st. Pauls
met at the home Of Mrs. Herman
Lockwood Monday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. David Milford
spent Tuesday In Philadelphia.
Mrs. Robert Hatfield enter
tanned the members of her bridge
club Tuesday evening.
The County Seat Home Dem
onstration Club held a covered
dish supper Monday evening at the
sub station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gandee and
sons Of Centerville, Md, spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Pete Sizemare and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Eshleman
and family Of Newark we're
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-24

urged to be present this Thurs
day evening at 1880 pm. for
your final rehearsal.
Just a final reminderl Don't
forget the big Chicken-Bar-B-
@ to be held this Saturday out
on Rt. #113, just across from
the Fitzgerald's Auto Salvage.
There will be serving from
1850 am. until 700 pm. Menu
will consist Of one-haK chicken,
baked beans, potato chips,
pickles, and roll. Price, $l.Oo
per platter. This Bar-B-Q IS
sponsored by the members Oh
the Glass Of Promise and pro-
ceeds will be turned over to the
Building Fund. At the same time,
the members Of the Primary
Department will sponsor a Bake.
For the benefit Of those who are
donating baked goods for the
Bake and who need transporta-
tion, please contact Mrs. Ann
Watson or any teacher in the
Primary Dept. and we will see
that the merchandise is taken
to the Bar-B-Q on Saturday.
Proceeds from the bake will
be used to purchase items
needed to equip rooms in the
basement. Your patronage will
be solicited.
Saturday Night: There will be
choir rehearsal for all interest
ed In music at the church. Time,
TOO pm.
Two dates to keep in mind are
Sunday, June 2, which is being
set aside for dedication Of our
new church building. Also, on
Monday, June 10, our Daily
Vacation Bible School will start
at that time and run for two
weeks. The theme this year is
''Christ's Way-My Way". There
will be craft work, also a re-
ireshment break. Plan now
to enroll your child for this
school.
Meeting: The Home Demon
stration Club will meet at the
nome OF Mrs. Ann Switzer's on
Monday evening, May 9th, with
Ann Kuratle acting as CO.
hostess. Slides on the University
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-24

Of Delaware will be shown at
this time. A good attendance is
desired.
We are sorry to report that
Mr.. Alvin Fitzgerald entered the
Emily p. Bissell Hospital, VIII
mington on Thursday Of last
week, but we trust that his stay
will be a short one. On Sunday,
Mrs. Alvin Fitzgerald, Mrs.
Lille Fitzgerald and son Gene,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Hammond
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Fitz-
gerald spent the day with Alvin.
For the convenience Of those
wishing to contact Alvin, his
address is: Emily P. Bissell
Hospital, 5000 Newport Gap
Pike, Wilmington 8, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Morgan
entertained at dinner on Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vickers
and son Jimmy Of Norwood, Pa,
Mr.. Ainsworth Abbott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Hudson and family
Of Harbeson. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Tucker joined them in the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Burns
were dinner guests on Sunday
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scott
and mother, Mrs. Lora Scott,
at Milton.
Mrs. Virginia Johnson re-
turned to her home on Saturday
after spending the past two
weeks in Chester, Pa. as guest
Of her son-in-law and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lowry
and son David. On Sunday all
were dinner guests Of Mrs. Alice
Hill Of Milford.
MIR. and Mrs. Gerald Swain
and sons Of Baltimore, Md. spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Swain, Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Tucker
we're dinner guests on Sunday
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Whitley Will
liams at Milton.
Mrs. Ann Whitehurst and son
Tommy accompanied Mr.. Fred
Ireland to Philadelphia on Sun
day where they visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Flo Ireland, who IS a
patient at the U. S. Naval Hos
pital.
Mrs. Blanche Belts and Mrs.
Mary Belts Of Milton spent Fri
day evening with their aunt,
Mrs. H. M. Burns, and Mr..
Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cover
dale gave a party on Saturday
evening, May 16, at $50 pm.
for their daughter Kathi who
celebrated her 3rd birthday at
that time. Those sharing the
happy occasion were Mrs. Pearl
wilkins and son Don, Mrs. jean
ME Jones and daughter Nancy,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith and
children Donna Ray and Richard
Of Milton, Mrs. Nancy Webb and
children Donna Kay, Gerald,
Ronnie and James Of Glendale
and Mrs. Joan Coverdale and
daughter Connie Frances Of
Dover. The opening Of gifts and
the refreshments Of Ice cream
and cake made a pleasant eve
ming for Kathi and all.
Cafeteria Menu
May 27, %, and 20, 1868
Mon. Milk, franlefurter on
bun, baked beans, scalloped
tomatoes, and fruit.
Tues. Milk, chicken pot pie,
buttered corn and fruit.
Wed. Milk, bean soup, toast
ed cheese sandwich and fruit.
Happy Holiday for Thursday
and Friday.
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard T. Mar
vel visited Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Tingle in York, Pa, last week
end.
T. J. McCabe, US. Navy sta
toned at r. 1. has been spending
an emergency leave with his
mother.
MIR. and Mrs. c. Linden Nc
Lvaine, Jr., were over night
guests Of MIR. and Mrs. c. Lin
den McIlvaine. Sr.
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-24
MiIIsboro School
News

Darden g. Garris, Valedictorian
and Salutatorian at Millsboro:
Robert Darden and Marie
Garris have achieved the
position Of valedictorian and
Salutatorian, respectively.
Robert, the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sanders Darden, is secre-
tary Of the Sussex County Stu
dent Council, representative Of
the Millsboro Student Govern
ment, a member Of the band
for four years and the chorus
two years. He was vice presi-
dent Of his class during his
sophomore and junior years, a
member Of the National Honor
Society and representative
from Millsboro to Boys State.
He has won letters in football,
wrestling, and track in addition
to performing in the school play
for two years and being a men,
Der Of the Eta and the ATS
Committee.
AS a sophomore, he won first
place in the schools and the
states Science Fair. During his
senior year, he served as cap
tain Of Millsboro High School
Challenge Team and was Sc
lected for the Bausch g. Lomb
Science Award.
Marie, the daughter Of Mrs.
Gladis Garris, is member and
the secretary Of the National
Honor Society. She is the typist
for the school newspaper and is
actively engaged in the Library
Aids Club, The Future Home
makers Of America Association,
and the Typing Club.
Salvation Army Drive Begins:
The Salvation Army drive is
now on. Envelopes have been
sent home and should be
returned to the school as soon
as possible. The money realized
from this drive is sent to the
Salvation Army Unit at Laurel,
Delaware, and used for families
in this area for food or other
necessities.
No Early Dismissal, May %:
School will dismiss at the
regular time Of $3.50 pm. on
Tuesday, May %, due to Senior
Exams.
Senior Exam Schedule
May q, %, 20, 1868
May 27:
8:25 1914: 1st Period Senior
Exam class for others.
1917 11:49: End Period SEN
ior Exam class for others.
11:52 1924: First Lunch :
regular 5th period.
1899 1:11: Second Lunch :
regular 5th period.
1:14 2:44: 3rd Period Senior
Exam class for others.
2:47 $3.50: Regular 4th
period.
May 28:
8:25 1914: 4th Period SEN
ior Exam class for others.
1o:17 11:4e: 9Th Period Sen
ior Exam class for others.
11:52 1924: First Lunch =
regular 5th period.
12:39 1:11: Second Lunch =
regular 5th period.
1:14 2:44: 7th Period Senior
Exam class for others.
2:47 $3.50: Regular 1st
period.
May 20:
8:25 1914: 5th Period Sen
ior Exam End period for
others.
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-24

1917 11:49: Exams for SEN
iors not in senior curriculum.
Regular 3rd period for all
others.
11:52 1924: First Lunch :
regular 5th period.
1888 1:11: Second Lunch :
regular 5th period.
1:14 lisa: Regular 9Th
period.
1:57 2:42: Activity period.
2:45 $3.50: Regular 7th
period.
1870 Senior practice for
Baccalaureate.
Seniors only have to be In
school at the time they have an
examination. Students who do not
have an examination the first
session in the morning need not
come to school until the second
examination session begins. The
students are to take a note to
high school office from parents
indicating where they were. Stu
dents who do not have an ex-
animation the second or third
session may go home NOT up
TOWN. provided note from
parents is presented to the high
school office.
School Closed May 80:
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-24
RECORD CONVERSIONS

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -
Baptisms Of converts to the Lat
ter-day Saints (Mormon) reached
an all-time high Of lis, 900 in
1862, the church's missionary
department reports. The church,
began in 1880 with six members,
now has membership Of about
two million.
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-24
MANY MONKEYS

HONG KONG (AP)-Hong X ons
is reexporting 1000 monkeys
monthly from Southeast Asian
countries to Europe and the
United States.
The monkeys are flown in
special cages and each animal
sells for between SIS and So.
Evening star., 1963-01-27
BOGLEY


zoos Wis AVE. OIL. s-7sOC
HAMMOND WOODS mr.. Wheat tor
! la-bath brick rambler. Today,
KY. ilrtpl In liv, rm. Rec, rm
ylEround-leyel exit, Wooded lot
GEO. ALLEN Realtor. o4o.io5C
HlLLANDALE-S36,5O0, huge Gus
4 tom blk. rambler, ga baths, dc
luxe rec. Tm and den, plus
I HOME AND OFFICES"
- street level offices, garage, etc
W. j. NICHOLAS, Rltor, He. 4-luUO
HILLANDALE RANCHER-S24D5O
. bedrms" baths, firepls carport
i WOODED lot. Sale by OWNER, HE
HILLANDALE FOREST-Brk. ram.
bier with carport,. vacant. owner
I left, anxious, 3-bedrms. 2ia baths,
iireplaces. plus delightful barbe-
cue, In rustic setting Rec. rm
screened porch, patio. Name terms,
TED LINGO JU. 7-77OO
HILLANDALE---4-bedrm.. ~ bath
EQUALITY AND QUANTITY"
Make. an offer, close TO everything
newly decorated
W. J Nicholas Realtor 04a-i8O0
HILLANDALE--Huae 3-bedrm., q.
bath hot-water heated brk, ram.
"PREsTIdE LIVING"
de luxe kit. formal din. rm., walk
out bsmt with dazzling rec rm
] Iu = NttEaf.. p..tt.- 80 ,aa,
HONEYMOON SPECIAL - Adorable
2-bedrm, rambler on huge level
/ lot with trees features
"QuEEN-SflED KITCHEN"
Cal now. THIS won't be on the
DUANE REAL ESTATE INC.
REALTOR, VIII, 2.03O0
HOLY REDEEMER PARISH
lures this l.bedfm' @ig -bafh
brick split-leyel, completely re-
decorated, a perfect home for
the, growing family, FHA Se4.e5O,
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT
HOME AND INCOMEl Nice 3-bed.
/ rmy "-bath home with small bsmi
APT, brings 500 mo, sl7,7b0. Call
Greater Maryland Prop, ~ p-iaid
HOW ABOUT THAT | /!
WHEATON .ttLvER SPRING
country living 4 bcdrnR fireplace
goolcd ls-acro lot Si0,75O itx-
l.. nj, SMITH REALTORS
dA 4.77li az. d.s7i
IMMEDIATE SALT WANTED, A.
bedrm. 2-bath bi.leyel lust / VI
young FULL PRICE $4,000.
DUANE REAL EsTATE INC.
HEALTORSi VIII, 2.H3OO
Evening star., 1963-01-27
BEERS BROS, Realtors

SILVER SPRING-3-bedrm Colo
nial, bsmt.. Ice. fenced I'd, conv.
to everything, 1895 down. move in,
vacant. OWNER, 949-1023.
SILVER SPRINGS mile from
remodeled. tree lined. like new.
freshly painted inside and out.
3-b r. house. sunken, open -beamed
l.r. with sliding glass doors TO
patio. dr.. never-used new GE
kit, new roof and floors and 2
new ceramic tiled baths, detached
garage. An opportunity to move
into q practically new home in Q
lovely established area off Sligo
Creek pkwy; An offer by, the
renoyating division Of one q the
appt. HA. 7-7250, or Po. 2-0234.
SILVER SPRING-only 5000 down
dA,,S, Fla on this aS,,.t S.stoTy Colonial. ~ IN
rooms, separate dining room.
washer, drier. knotty pine rec
screened porch. oil heat, FHA ap-
praised at S16,500. ROBERT E..
LOHR, INC, REALTORS, HE. A
1000.
SILVER SPRING = Immaculate 4
bedrms.. 3-full baths, split-foyer.
rec. rm. with fireplace, central
air conditioning.
TREAT YOURSELF
Fully equip. .elec. kit. screen porch,
fenced yard.
W. ]. Nicholas Realtor 949-16O0
Sill. sPG. = S12.950, honeymoon
rambler, patio. shaded yard. many
extras, cony:. everything.
Sill. SPG.-Owner. 3-bedrm. Cape
! Cod. lge. scr. pch., den, rec. rn.,
new hosp, st. Johns Parish. quiet
side St, .S1S,s00. principals only.
JU. S-3243.
Evening star., 1963-01-27
MAYNE REALTY CO

WA. 4.2Sjl olney WA. $4,000
ONLY 5000 m. Sa2 PER MO-
For a .-bedroom brick home, full
dryer inc. FHA or OF, Excel. cond
Evening star., 1963-01-27

After it's gone. you'll be sorry. not
70 have seen this 4-bedrm., 2l2-
bath brand new Colonial chaTmer
with separate dining rm., fully
equipped family size Kitchen, Lo-
Gated In popular Maryknoll sec
ton. Walk 10 schools and trans
portation. owner wants offer or
trade. Priced IN low 30s. 427-45OU.
TED TiOOO Inp HTil &
Evening star., 1963-01-27

NEW HAMP. AVE, AREA-4 bed.
rms, ? baths. lovely fam. rm
lOse en-. Call today. HE. 0-24OO
NORRIS HERMAN q co.
OLNEY AREA twin-size bedrms.
sep, formal din. rm" all on center
hall plan. rec. rnl., dble. carport
y acre lot. Call O4a-73O0.
HUGH q. PECK. 1l246 Georgia Ave
OLNEY AREA
Williamsburg Vlllage-CharminE b,
bedrm. 2la-bath all-brick home
Liy. Tm. with fireplace and bal
window. Spacious paneled earll
American din. Tm. with brick fire.
place, Extra large paneled Kit
and bsmt over aI-acre lot, Pa.
rochial and public schools clos,
by, A spacious home In a dis.
tlnetiye area for the growing fam.
ily $4,000.
GRANNY wooDs-New 4.bedrm
gape Cod home on acre lot
Spacious liv rm, with firepl
Lovely wooded area. SaS,500.
CLIFTON BROOK -- coLEsvILLF
Area--.Lov, new stone front ram.
bier, lRe. liy. rm,, full din, rm
eating.spaee kit and 2 baths
Huge light bsmt. and earport
MAYNE REALTY co.
WA. 4.2Sjl olney WA. 4-4OOC
ONLY 5000 m. Sa2 PER MO-
For a .-bedroom brick home, full
bsmt,. rec, rm,, bar, auto. washer
dryer ine. FiiA or OF. Excel, cond
ADELPHI REALTY. REALTORS
OPEN FOR INSPECTION sun. t9.t
uLEk HILLS. Scott DR. -LRe. brk
rancher, 3 bedrms, study, famil,
praised Tor s58 600, viii Sae ief
s23n0O. BATHON RFALTORS
Hanover. Pa. Phone, ME. 2.i2S0.
OPEN 2 TO 5
SILVER SPRING New CinB9l brk
Z bedrooms, . baths, all ON one
level LivinE room with fireplace
separate dining room, large rec
room, patio, adiolnB PARK. Home
"a only z months old owner
Transferred, Assume financing.
DIRECTIONS; From Silver Spring
Colesyllle I'd. 10 Unlvrfsity blvd
Tieht blk. 10 Lexington. left Ia
Brookmoor, riFht 10 Branch. left
70 end OF street, 432 Branch drive
and our open sign,
GRAHAM CORP. JU. B-6OfC
Evening star., 1963-01-27
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
CoLEsVILLE AREA

New Rambler-$15,9 $50 Up
3 bedrms., full bsmt,. large lot
Last home in this group. New
ones starting. Choose yours now
D. L. Barnard 508-797T
Evening star., 1963-01-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-MR.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
SCHOOLS

Are all waking distance to pretty
3-bedrm. brick rambler, nice fire.
pl., dishwasher, oozy porch, FHA
appraised. S19,950. JU. $1,000.
Takoma Realty, Realtors
Evening star., 1963-01-27
CHEVY CHASE

Compl. renovated older home. 4
bedrms.. firepl., Ice. din. rm
h.-w.h.. convenient. S27,950.
HILDEBRAND, OIL. 4-871l
Evening star., 1963-01-27
SHERWOOD FOREST
SNOWFLAKE

Gorgeous shrubs. flowers and trees.
surrounded by white picket fence,
Cape Cod with fireplace, separate
dining rm. on lovely, large corner
lot. Full dry bsmt Clean as q
pin. SlS,950 FIRST OFFERING.
Evening star., 1963-01-27

CLIFTON BROOK -- CoLEsvILLF
Area-.Lov, new stone front ram.
bier lRe. liy. rm,, full din, rm
eating-space kit. and 2 baths
Huge light bsmt. and earport
Evening star., 1963-01-27

GRANNY wOoDs-New 4-bedrm
Gape Cod home on x acre lot
full din. rm,, and large bsmt
Lovely wooded area. S2S,bOO.
Evening star., 1963-01-27
TownhouSe Properties
Bethesda Estate Area
All Omen Rv Annt

All Open BY Appt.
Luxurious contemporary one
level rancher, nestled in a Sc
eluded setting. Features a
UNIQUE 35xl7 family room
with glass windows from The
marble floor to the cathedral
ceiling, summer patio with
grill. Nearly an ACRE Of wood
land beauty is yours to enjoy.
Ideally arranged for gracious
year-round entertaining. 4
bedrooms, 3 baths, living
room, dining room. modern
Kitchen, double garage, 3 fire.
places. connecting GUEST
HOUSE. Price reduced for I'M
mediate sale
Mass. Ave. Tulip Hill
Contemporary custom ram
bier IN. magnificent wooded
setting. in no thru street. The
living level IS crlented TO rear
deck. Three bedrms., futuristic
Kitchen, panelled study, day.
lght rec. room opening TO
terrace, 3 baths. Circumstance
compel immediate action. This
Is a genuine opportunity
Fairway Hills
LGE. CORNER LoT-MD-2Os
Partially furn.. contemporary,
3-bedrm., 1la-bath split-level
on spacious level corner. Lge.
liv. rm. with cathedral cell
ing. dining rm., fully equip.
kit hot-water heat. Near
bus. schools. shops. Owner very
ANXIOUS for offer. Must be
sold Immediately.
Pobiak & Pobiak
OF. 2-4OO
OPEN 10 AM. to 5 PM
Evening star., 1963-01-27
T. N. LERNER
Pres Inland Corp
WHEATON PLAZA gig-7a0O
BETHESDA


Beautiful white brick Colonial clos,
TO Landon School. 3 bedrooms plui
nursery AMI . baths. luly tQI p
electric kitchen with breAkfaFl
space, exceptionally large llyinl
room, fret floor powder room
beautifully HANDICAPPED lot. Ewes
MIS- Bofda EN- u-49n9
W. c. 4 A. N MILLER DEv. co
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
REALTORS I'm 2.4fBi
BETHESDA. by OWNER. $40. OO0-
a-bcdfm split y baths, lge rec
fmp garagc lge wooded lot
Cony. Gsui Pyle fd OIL. 4-iB3d
AhDRis REALTY Or $1,000 I'll o
BETHESDA, nB33 Parkwood dr.
i-bcdrm. bfk, Colonial with mod
cfn interior lovely tfec-shaded
I'd porch and patio, larFe Kit
SEP an, fms study ! bCdtm and
bath on lst flrt rec. fml work.
shop gsCar rar. nF all schools
an. tlH OWNER $4,000. VII.
BETHESDA ESTATE --g TO q
acres goes with this unusual
property Custom designed B.yr &.
old contemporary rambler. ikK3U
lly fmp lfK9O din. rmt, lbAl7
family fm. These rms. flow to-
gethor 10 give YOU the ultimate
ln modern living For further De-.
tails on this ii.rm. home Call
ALLIED REALTY,
Arizona tribune., 1963-08-16
BROWN SIGNS RIGHTS
ORDER BEFORE TRIP

SACRAMENTO. Calf. Gov.
Edmund G. Brown issued a is
point executive order aimed at
ending racial discrimination in
all state agencies. state contrac-
tors. businesses licensed by the
state. public and private agen-
cies getting state aid.
Brown signed the order before
leaving for his European vaca-
tion.
Arizona tribune., 1963-08-16

Rev. and Mrs. NJ Thompson and their daughter Christian
Left watch the anniversary held Sunday at Lewis CINE
Chapel, 1904 E. Mobile
Rev. Thompson honoed for his three years
throng of members and friends.
Second photo shows workers aided program
From left Mr. James Phillips, Mrs. Veata Christopher Mrs.
Odessa Phillips. Mrs. Barbara Bowens and Mr. Joe Moore.
Arizona tribune., 1963-08-16

Wesley Methodist Church. E.Washngton ST.
enjoyed the eighth annual picnic the Nathaniel Farm north of Chan
dler Warner Road. Sunday. Aug. IL.
Top left photo Kenneth ghtower. Marse Mrs. Edward Kuy
kendall and Rev. MRollins Winslow.
Edward Kkenda. . Mr.. Edward Kykenda Sr. and Robert
Kuykendall.
Gathered the cooler Mrs. Dorothy Barnes Ann Barnes.
Dwight Davis. Ky ghtower Messrs Bobby Craig, Charles VIII
SON. j. D. Nathaniel. Sharon Johnnie
ders pictured.
Bottom right shows Pamela Scott Mildred Kykenda. Edward
Rembert Anthony Watson and Robert Krykendal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-06

/ WAIHAkNA0A
1900 q SERGEANT PRESTON.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police drama.
Richard Simmons stars.
q BUGS BUNNY.
Children. Cartoons.
q SKY KING.
Western Kirby Grant tRepeat)
1870 q BULLWINKLE SHOW.
Cartoons. Color.
q SHEENA.
Adventure "curse of the Voodoo."
q ALLAKAZAM.
Children. Featuring Magician Mark
Wilson.
q DO YOU KNOW?
Premiere. children's international series,
featuring youngsters In question-and-
answer sessions. based on selected books
each week. "The Sea Around U.s." re-
vealing story about the ocean. Bob
Maxwell, host
loo a EXPLORING.
Education. Hour. Color (Season Pre-
miere) Todays theme IS CULVER. Jona-
than Swift's flctlonaI character Dr..
Albert Hibbs. host
q BATTLEFIELD.
Movie. 2 Hours Wing and a Prayer"
1888. Don Ameche, Dana Andrews.
q MY FRIEND FLIcKA.
Adventure series. Starring Anita Louise.
q SATURDAY MATINEE.
Movie Hour. "King Of Chinatown"
1889. tFirst-Run.) Anna May Wong.
100 a AMERICAN BANDSTAND.
Variety Hour. Dick Clark
The Sunday Stur ~ M0sGzine. '
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-16
MILlvILH

Rev. william Smith and men,
bers Of the Franhord and Mill
vile church choir are bringing
devotions on Station WJWL, al
1:15 this week.
Recent vacation guests of Mrs.
Laura Evans and daughter Naomi
were, Mrs. Agnes Huber and Mrs.
Emma Huber and grandson Lewis
Craig of Collingswood, NJ, and
Miss Joyce Milligan Of Black
water, NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Derrick
son entertained to dinner on
Thursday, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
Rogers and children, Ray and
Cheslyn, Diane Rogers and friend
Rancel Evans Of Roxana, and Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Kitchens of Eas-
ton, Md.
Mrs. Amy Short and daughter
Patty, Naomi and Roddy Evans,
visited Frontier Town on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Dawson of Phila. !,
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ruley
Banks and family.
Mrs. Harry Marine of Rhodes
dale, Md, was a recent guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Myrtle Jones.
Mrs. Alma Reed and children
Of Chincoteague, Va, spent last
weekend with her grandmother,
Mrs. Ar1anta Simpler.
Mrs. Wayne MaGee and chill
dren Of Selbyville, spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Ann Col
Inns.
Mrs. Jacob Banks, undergoing
treatment at the Wilmington Gen.
eral Hospital, spent last weekend
with her family.
Mrs. Flossie Cobb spent last
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jessie Cobb and family in VIII
Evansville.
Thought for the Day : "The
gospel lives In us only when
through us It serves the world"
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-16

Trap Pond one day last week.
Sympathy Is extended to Mrs.
Lula johnson and other rela-
tives here, in the loss Of her
sister, Mrs. Hettie Thomas, who
passed away suddenly at the
home Of her son-in-law and
daughter In Phila., on Thurs
day night. Mrs. Thomas had just
gone home on Monday after hav-
ing spent the weekend with rela-
|tiyes here. Mrs. Thomas had
many friends here and we will
all miss her CHEEKY smile.
Mr.. Charles Dorman is a pa
tient in the Emily P. Bissell
Hospital. For those wishing to
send him cards, his address
is Emily P. Bissell Hospital,
5000 Newport Gap Pike, VIII
mington, DEL, End floor, Room
2O6.
Vernon Kitchens and mother
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Reed and Mrs. Fannie Marsh
on Sunday afternoon.