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Milford chronicle., 1963-12-27
Golden Anniv ersurY

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S.
Marker of 202 E. Delaware Ave-
nue., Holly Oak, were entertained
at dinner by their daughter and
SON in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. McA1lister of 9O3
W. 29th St., Wilmington, In hon
or of their Golden wedding an
niversary. Miss Sue McAllister
and Mr.. Gordon McAllister also
attended the dinner In honor of
their grandparents.
Mrs. Marker was formerly
Miss Lulu Donovan Of Lincoln,
Delaware. They were married
at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. DON
ovan Of Lincoln, DEL, by the
Rev. William P. Taylor, Pastor
of Lincoln M. E. Church, on
Dec. "a, 1913. Miss Bernice
Atkins and Mr.. Charles Swain
of Lincoln were the attendants.
Mr.. Marker retired from the
National Vulcanized Fibre Co.,
Wilmington Plant, in September,
1856
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-27
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

Unit, New Health Building. Call
422-4985.
January "a, Bridgevi1le
Health Unit, 10 Market Street.
Call 337-355l for appointments.
January 81, Lewes, Health
Unit, Ito West 3rd. St., Call
645-622s for appointments.
V.F.W. CAMPAIGN v. F. w.
State Commander Charles E.
Mulholland this week reminded
parents that Delaware members
Of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
are continuing the organization's
tTite-a-Bike" campaign and
will welcome the opportunity to
provide reflective safety tape to
those that receive new bicycles
for Christmas.
Commander Mulholland point
ed out that the fIite-a-Bike"
campaign is part Of the vi WIS
bicycle safety program and ad-
vised that V.F.W. posts have al
ready distributed free reflective
tape to some four million young
sterS this year.
Parents, giving new bicycles
to their children at Christmas
time, may receive further In
formation as to the availability
of the safety tape by contracting
their local W. w. posts advised
Commander Mulholland.
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-27
OBITUARIES

ming, died Monday, December
%, in Kent General Hospital,
Dover.
She IS survived by her
husband; one daughter, Miss
Louise Johnson, and one son,
Glen, Jr., both Of wyoming;
and a sister, Mrs. Hazel Nc
Elhorne Of Philadelphia.
Services will be held Friday
Ctoday) from the Trader Funeral
Home, Dover.
COVERDALE
Ella N. Coverdale, 50, wife
Of Luther w. Coverdale, died
at her home in Glendale, Fri
day, December 20, after a long
Illness.
Funeral services we're held
from the Berry Funeral Home,
Milford, Sunday, at 1880, with
interment in Glendale Gene
terry.
Besides her husband, she Is
survived by one sister, Mrs. J..
H. Dickerson of Glendale.
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SIMPSON
Mrs. Elizabeth Simpson, So,
died at her home In Wilmington,
on Saturday, December 2l.
Funeral services we're held
from the Berry Funeral Home,
Milford, Tuesday at ll:00 am,
with interment in Slaughter Neck
Cemetery.
She is survived by one brother
Alexander I. N. Shepard Of VIII
mington, and one sister, Mrs.
Lydia Mills OF Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-27

CANCER CLINICS KENT :
Cancer Detection Services, Jan.
9 and l6, Dover, Kent County
Health Unit, State Health Build
ing, Federal and Water Streets
Call 734-57u, ext. 4o4 for ap-
pointments.
January II, Smyrna, Candet
building, Welfare Home. Cal
653-708S for appointments.
January %, Dover, Ken
County Health Unit, State Health
Building, Federal G. Water SITS
Call 734-57ll, ext 404 for ap-
pointments.
January %, Milford, Health
Unit, New Health Building. Cal
422-4985 for appointments.
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CANCER CLINICS SUSSEX :
Cancer Detection Services, JAN
uary z, Seaford, Nanticoke hos
pital. Call 629-9585 for appoint
mentS.
January 10, Georgetown, Sus-
sex County Health Unit, COS E
Market Street. Call 856-257l, ex
244 for appointments.
January IA, Laurel, Health
Unit, 504 Pine St. Call 875-
1889 for appointments.
January 81, Frankord, Health
Unit, Main St. Call 732-648C
for appointments.
January %. Milford, Health
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-27

With the snow swirling down
so swiftly and so white on
Monday, the title OF this COLI
umn was quite appropriate.
And the ice over the week end
afforded lots Of fun for those
who enjoy skating. So winter
really arrived last week and
is continuing as the chief topic
Of conversation.
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The Christmas party given
at Shawnee Country Club, Sat-
urday night afforded the mem
bers and their wives and
guests ali enjoyable evening as
they attended the presidents
annual party. That president
is Donald Jester who was a
warm and gracious host and
every one present had a good
time as they extended good
wishes Of the season.
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Mrs. George Manlove had
her annual Christmas party on
Sunday, a gathering Of her fam
lily which has been a custom
for many years. Forty three
members were present for the
dinner and exchange Of gifts.
With a few exceptions all Of
the children and grandchildren
were present for the day which
was enjoyed by all. Mrs.
Manlove has eleven children,
twenty one grandchildren and
three great grandchildren.
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-27
Gub-Fest
From Trails End
BY Pat Hatfield

Yesterday, in the kitchen, we
had "real blast" as the teen
ers would say. We made ginger
bread men. I was flanked on the
left elbow by Mark and on the
right elbow by Dawn, but with
much laughter and song, we
managed to produce several doz-
en- cookie men, complete with
eyes, nose, mouth and buttons
down the coat. Then we made
sugar cookie dough and cut out
stars, Christmas trees, REIN
deer, holly leaves, etc. It was
Red-letter Day for the little
ones. They were expert tasters
tool
Pve been SO happy that did
not get a cold for the Christ
mas season, but this morning
Pm reeking with the fumes Of
bengue' salve. Do people still
have neuralgia? In this day and
age? One half of my face feels
like a fried egg that stayed In
the pan too long. I've heard OF
people being so homely their
face hurt, so believe It's
finally happened to mel I shall
ask Santa to put a three day
rest In my stocking.
Someone asked me the other
day why I did not put some
cookie recipes In this column.
The request came a bit too late
to do anyone much good for
Christmas baking. Some years
I have made as many as forty
different kinds, and 1t is hard
to choose what an individual
would want. Some don't like
chocolate, some do not care for
coconut, others can't stand
candied fruit, and some Of our
older friends cannot eat nuts.
l could start In next Septem-
,ber and put In one recipe or
more each week. Or, remember,
I am as near as your telephone.
II you will call and ask for the
type Of cookie you like best, Pu
give 1t to you right then and
there. My recipe filing cabinet
stands close by the telephone.
AS l said before, we have no
secret recipes they are all
available to anyone.
My favorite type of Christmas
tree is the bare-twig type with
each twig wrapped In cotton bat
ting. Himself does not go along
with this, SO the usual green
spruce will adorn our living
room. However, 1 secured a
large bare branch from our yard
maple, potted 1t and Ellen wrap
ped 1t for me. It stands In the
dining room picture window. /
wanted to get the small feather
ed birds for 1t, but the budget
says 1t will be trimmed with
some small angels which Ellen
made, and very pretty they are
too.
The New Year Is fast ap-
preaching. Get your resolutions
written down or polish up those
old rusty ones from last yeari
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-27
Local Happenings

Grounds, Harrington, Delaware.
Sponsored by Pennington Volun-
teer Fire Company.
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A MERRY PARTY Four
teen members Of circle #8 of
the Calvary Methodist Church
motored their merry way to
meet at the home Of Mrs.
Thelma Mayhem on Shawnee
Road last Tuesday evening, Dec
ember II. Two guests joined In
the merry-making.
Mrs. Madelyn Kennedy pre-
Sented a Christmas message US
ing Bible chapters from Matthew
and Luke and added some factual
knowledge about Christmas and
Christmas customs that is sell
dom heard, II at all.
The hearts of the circle mem-
bers we're shown to be full of
love and good will as. prepara-
tion was made for generous CIV
ing to those less fortunate.
A full measure of caroling
was enjoyed amid festive sea-
sonal decorations before the ex-
changing Of gifts. This was fol-
lowed by a trip to the dining
room where the table was COM
plete with the wassail bowl cir
cled with holiday refreshments.
Mrs. Francis Robbins on the
Milford Frederick Road Is plan
ming to be hostess to the circle
in January.
Everyone knows that God is
In His heaven when the joyous
voices of the members rang out
with their "Merry Christmases"
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MONTHLY MEETINGS "The
regular monthly meeting Of the
General Service Committee OF
the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Of Delaware will be held In the
rooms Of Morning Star Lodge
No. 6, In Smyrna, on Saturday
evening, Dec. 2lst, with Chair
lady, Margaret Sharpless call
Ing the meeting to order at eight
pm. The nomination, election
and installation Of the Officers
for the ensuing year will be or
the agenda. Following the meet
ing, a social hour will be held
together with Christmas
Party"
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-27
Obituary
HERRNGTON

hEhNlNGlON
George S. Harrington, husband
Of Violet Salisbury Harrington,
43, died in Wilmington General
Hospital, Friday, December 20,
from injuries received In
truck accident a month pre-
viouly.
Funeral services we're held
from the Berry Funeral Home,
Milford, Tuesday, December "a,
at 1850 pm. mterment was In
Odd Fellows Cemetery.
Besides his widow, he Is sur
vived by one son, George S. of
Harrington; two daughters, Mrs.
Donald Kiser of Paris, KY, and
Mrs. Louisa Pisa of Ocala, Fla;
his mother, Mrs. Bonnie Her
rington of Milford; two brothers,
Harry of Milford, and Emmett,
Jr., of Houston, and five grand
children.
Mr.. Harrington was a veteran
of World War II and had been
employed for thirteen years by
Eastern Freightways Company.
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-27
Items OF A Purely
Personul NufUre

Major and Mrs. Francis
Humphreys Of Plattsburg, N. Y,
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Short for the holidays.
Miss Lena Short and George
H. Short were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Holmes of
Dover, for Christmas.
***
Mrs. Bertha Swanson and
daughter, Miss Charlotte Swan
son we're Christmas guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Swanson In
Baltimore, Md.
Jack Willis, who Is attending
Graduate School at Cornell Uni
versity, is home for the holi-
days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Spencer Willis.
k**
Robert H. YerkeS, Jr., Is
spending leave from the Army,
stationed at Fort Jackson, South
Carolina, with his wife at their
home In Lynch Heights.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paris G. Kirby
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman Thomas of Greylyn
Crest, for Christmas.
Mrs. Louis Ryder, who has
been patient in Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore, returned
home Friday Of last week.
James Cresson is home from
the University of Maryland for
the holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cresson.
| kk*
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dick
erson, Jr., of Wilmington, were
week end guests of Mrs. Chester
Dickerson.
Former City Councilman and
Mrs. Albert Peterman, together
with Father Thomas Peterman,
principal at Holy Cross School,
Dover, and John Peterman, who
Is In the Captains Office on the
U. S. S. Forrestal, went to
Orlando, Florida, to see their
son and brother Bill Peterman
play In the Tangerine Bowl on
the side of the Coast Guard
Academy on December 28th.
Mrs. Carrie Jones and Mrs.
Winnie Lynch enjoyed a visit
on Sunday with Miss Mamie
Leverage, who is patient
undergoing therapy study at the
Smyrna Home, Smyrna. They
we're also guests of Mrs. Mary
Wilson, Smyrna and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Marlin Mowery for 2
Christmas visit and dinner.
1t. and Mrs. william S.
Brereton from Augusta, Ca, anc
Robert B. Brereton from Tenn
pie Medical School, Phila., are
visiting their parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Frank Brereton, for the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Breretor
will have as their guests fol
Christmas, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Gerstenberg of Wilmington.
Mrs. Margaret Greenly Of MIL
ford, is spending the Christina:
holidays with Mrs. Fred Greenl,
of Harrington.
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-27

Miss Kay Reed and Miss
Carolyn Killen attended the
Christmas Party, Monday even
ing, of Miss Carol Smith, daugh-
ter Of DR.. and Mrs. Robert
Smith In Harrington.
Mrs. Lucille Lippert of Wash
ington, p. g., IS spending
Christmas with her daughter and
family, Mrs. Robert Mercer OF
School Place.
Miss Virginia Dawson Of
Washington is spending the holi-
days with Mrs. Roland F. Beau
champ.
Mrs. Alrena Grier of Phila-
delphia was the Christmas guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Dill.
The Dills we're in Darlington,
Md, for part of the holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. Humes
Grier and family. The Griers,
who formerly lived In Perry
man, Md, moved to their new
home this week.
Mrs. Robert Griffith of VIII
mington, was recent guest OF
Mrs. William B. Nutter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. MCGEE
spent the holidays with their
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hewlett Of Stanwyk and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Gilbert o. Ward of Ole
Mil Manor.
Mrs. David A. Clements was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Williams In Seaford for Christ
mas.
Chester Dickerson, who had Z
recent narrowing accident wher
his car slid into a passing trair
and he suffered a broker
clavicle, IS improving and a pa
tient In Milford Memorial Hos
pital.
Miss Donna Lee Lingo anC
Miss Lisa Corder, students al
Mary Washington College, are
spending their vacation witt
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Lingo and Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Corder.
Mrs. Stanley Subers Of Phila-
delphia arrived Sunday to be the
holiday guest of DR.. and Mrs
John B. Baker.
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Finley Jones, Jr., a studen
at Miller School and Miss Bonnie
Jones, a student at East nliEoi:
University are home to SpenG
the holidays with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Jones.
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Robert Lingo and Free
RagainS, students at Peddit
School, are home for the holi-
days.
Gayle and Karen Messick o
Georgetown we're guests Of theil
gr grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin P. Messick on Monday
and Tuesday.
Mrs. Della H. Deakyne IS tn,
holiday guest of Mr.. and Mrs
G. Hall Deakyne at their hom,
In Newark, having gone there ol
Friday Of last week.
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-27
Square Dance
Time

Saturday evening Irv Bowman,
the CurreyS, the. DaviSes n d
the VinyardS danced with the
Lewis and Lace Club In Dover.
other guests we're from Seaford.
The Lewis and Lace Club are
very fortunate in dancing at the
Air Base, the hall is always
beautifully decorated In the sea-
sons theme and the hall was just
SO Christmasy with trees, lights,
bells, ribbons and the refresh
ment committee carried the
theme through with little Christ
mas stockings stuffed with good
les. Hazel Davis was the lucky
winner of the Christmas present
(cake walk)- 1t was a four pound
box Of candy.
Friday evening the Seaford
Whirl- Az Ways will feature Joe
Schnable in the West Seaford
Elementary School at 8 pm.
Saturday evening the DIAM
ond State Twirlers will present
our most popular and the best,
Herb Keys. This is also our
Christmas party so every one
please bring small gift Of
about soc value to exchange.
Anyone interested In round
dance classes see Mark
Phillips. The Seaford Squares
are sponsoring a round dance
class beginning Jan. 5, with Lee
and Kate Billow teaching. The
New Year is almost here so now
is a good time to review the Ten
Commandments of Square Danc-
ing:
l. Lend we'll thine ear to the
caller.
2. Judge not others lest ye
also be judged.
8. Graciously walk through
all dances as long as thy neigh
Dor is in doubt.
a. Move thyself with grace
and rhythm.
5. BE thou slow to anger anc
thou shalt be beloved by all.
6. Be thou done with fault
finding that all may have plea
sure.
q. Seek ye new friends ir
other sets that ye may share
the fun.
8. Bear thou mistakes witt
patience.
9. Help thy neighbor as
someone once helped ye.
10. Strive always to gladder
the hearts of others and happi-
ness will be thy recompense
"Father, / thank Thee, for
this New Book you have placed
in my hands. It's pages are SO
white and spotless that, almost,
am afraid. When the last page
is written and the book is closed
In the last hour, l am wondering
what its pages will show. Fill
my pages with the little honey
things of love, and In the last
hour give me the satisfaction Of
a year spent in useful living" "
Line GALLAGHER Milford
Bowling Lanes = December
81 $3.50 pm. until
Donations $500 per couple
A Very Happy and Prosperous
New Year to every onel
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-27

MILTON DANCE The Miltor
Post #20 Of the American Legior
and the Milton Jaycees are spon-
soring a big New Years. Eve
Dance at the Milton Fire Hall
Dancing from 900 to 100, anc
music will be by the Cor sldents
For tickets and Information, con-
tact Robert Wiley, 6s4-s616 Il
Milton.
NEW YEARS HOLIDAY :
New Years Day, January ], 1864
shall be observed as legal
holiday at the Milford Post Of
flee. No window service will be
provided, and no city or rural
deliveries will be made.
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ACCIDENT HERE A serious
accident occurred at 3:25 p.m.,
December 25th on Route IA just
West OF Milford, when Roger
John Wix, 20, Of 8 Center St.,
Harrington, Del, was driving
east on the way to Milford with
his sister Rosalie Jean Zoies,
%, and her daughter, Mary
Louise, year old, also Of Har-
rington, when his car skidded
on the Ice and ran off the right
side Of the road, sliding 405 feet
before going across the highway
and onto the north shoulder
where he skiddsd 43 feet, strik-
Ing a telephone pole on the right
side Of the vehicle.
The driver Of the car, Roger
Wix, was uninIured, but both
Rosalie and Mary Louise were
taken to the Milford Memorial
Hospital by the Carlisle Fire
Company Ambulance, where they
are reported In serious condi-
tion from multiple head injuries,
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OFFICE CLOSED DR..
Bertram H. Blum has closec
his office In the Hslpern Build
Ing after maintaining 1t for the
past twenty years. Dr.. Blum, Z
well known chiropodist, will only
be reached at his office at IL
South State Street In Dover, II
the future.
TRAPSHOOT New Years
Day, January |, 1864, time Loo
p. N. Delaware State Fair
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-27
Obituaries
BEHRNGER

D1AA4h&4fIAIN
Mrs. Avarilla Behringer, 81
widow Of DR.. Charles A
Behringer, died Saturday, Dec
Il, In Beebe Hospital, Lewes
He was a former rector of ST
Johns Episcopal Church, serv-
ing In the pulpit In Milton from
1905 to 1907.
Mrs. Behringer is survived by
one son, Charles A., Jr., of West
Corvina, Calf; two sisters,
Mrs. Elizabeth Fowler of Lans-
doWne, Pa, and Mrs. Elsie
Wagamon of Milton; one brother
Charles C. King, Smyrna.
Funeral services were held
Tuesday in St. Johns Episcopal
Church with the Rev. Lawrence
Miller, rector, officiating.
Burial was In Crosswicks, N. ].
HANDS
Hayward Hands, "a, an en-
ployee of the FELTON, Lumber
Co., died last Friday, Decem-
Der 20, In his home In FELTON,.
He Is survived by three
brothers, Russell of Harrington,
Raymond Of West Chester, Pa,
and Alvin Of Chadds Ford, Pa;
three sisters, Mrs. Jessie
Warren Of Chester, Pa, Mrs,
Mildred Porter of Camden, anc
Mrs. Elizabeth Herring o.
Miami, Fla.
Funeral services were helc
Monday In the Berry Funeral
Home, FELTON,.
ANDERSON
Miss Myrtle Anderson, 60
died Tuesday, December "a, II
Milford Memorial Hospital, after
a short Illness. She had made
her home with her brother, Will
liam, on farm near Harrington
She is survived by another
brother, Benaiah T. of Phila.
and a sister, Mrs. Mary VIII
hanson of Harrington.
Funeral services will be helc
at the McKnatt Funeral Home
Harrington, Saturday at l:3(
pm. Friends may call at the
funeral home Friday (today
evening.
DEPUTY
Mrs. Addie E. Deputy, 80, o.
los E. Milby St., died Tuesday,
December "a, In Milford Me-
mortal Hospital after a long Ill
ness. Widow Of Jesse Deputy,
she had been employed by the
George Sherwin Shirt Co., Har-
rington, before her retirement
10 years ago.
She is survived by one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edna zimmerman oi
Harrington, one granddaughter,
and one great-grandson.
Services will be held at the
McKnatt Funeral Home, Har-
rington, Friday (today).
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-27
D.A.F.B.
Stork Club

Ercaubrack, A3C and Mrs.
James D., wyoming, Del, Dec.
Is, son.
Faulds, A1C and Mrs. Milton
W., Camden, Del, Dec. ID,
daughter.
Fieldson, A1C and Mrs. VIM.
H., Dover, Del, Dec. IL, daugh-
ter.
Cove, A2C and Mrs. Rupert
D., Bowers, Del, Dec. IL,
daughter.
Huffman, A3C and Mrs. James
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-27

A., Franhord, DEL, Dec. IA,
daughter.
Johnson, A1C and Mrs. Jack,
Dover, Del, Dec. Is, son.
Josephson, Capt. and Mrs,
Harry r., Dover, DEL, Dec. II,
son.
Netzband, A1C and Mrs. Ed
ward E., Frederick, DEL, Dec,
II, son.
Rye, A2C and Mrs. Thomas
C., Dover, Del, Dec. 10,
daughter.
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-27

RIAN
Mrs. Ruth W. Ryan, So, died
Monday, December 20, In MIL
ford Memorial Hospital. She was
an active member Of Asbury
Methodist Church, Harrington.
She IS survived by a son,
David W., Of Harrington; a
grandson; brother, Earl Work
man, and a sister, Mrs. Elver
Ryan, both Of Harrington.
Services we're held at the j.
Millard Cooper Funeral Home,
Harrington, today.
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EASTBURN
Herbert S. Eastburn, 83, Of
near Milford, died Monday, Dec
ember %, in Milford Memorial
Hospital.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Mary Emma Eastburn; two
daughters, Mrs. Palmer Jones
Of Wilmington, and Mrs. Dallas
Palmer Of Newark; four step
daughters, Mrs. Emma Britting-
ham Of Smyrna, Mrs. Mary
Foraker of Wilmington, Mrs.
Lillian Cullen Of Port Penn, anc
Mrs. Ruth Brittingham Of Mil
ton; one stepson, Louis Willard
Of Newport; one brother, irwin
Eastburn Of Salem, N. J., anc
two grandchildren.
Services will be held Friday
today) In Goshen Methodist
Church, Milton. Interment in Rec
Clay Creek Cemetery.
JOHNSON
Mrs. Melissa H. Johnson, So
wife Of Glen r. Johnson Of Wyo-
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-27

OF Milford Boy, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sheldon Webb Of Milford :
Girl.
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-27
|Uinter
Uhirl
COLUMN OF SOCIAL EVENTS
OCCURRING DURING THE
PAST WEEK
EDITED BY
VIRGINIA S. TOWNSEND

Mrs. Bertha Swanson was
recently surprised to have
neighbors and friends come to
her new home on the Green
wood Road to spend the even
ing and to bring her gift as
well as refreshments It was
pleasant time for her and for
those who surprised her.
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Mrs. Roxy Ernsberger, the
former Miss Clare Humes, was
surprised Friday evening when
Mrs. Holland Prettyman and
Mrs. Edward Harcum gave her
a Stork shower at the home of
the former. The evening was
almost a farewell party as
we'll, since she and her huS-
band left the following morning
for Iowa to visit Mr.. Ems
berger's family before return
ing to KwajaleIn In the Marshall
Islands. They have been in the
states the past two weeks.
Mrs. Wilbur Simpson had
twenty members Of her family
as Christmas dinner guests.
Among them we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Kennedy and children,
who left following the dinner
for Silver Springs, Florida and
other points Of interest on the
east coast.
, 1963-07-17

Summons Civil Acknowledged
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION or ST. cROIX !: CRAFTSMANSHIP
Civil No. 6O-lss3 Action TO Quiet Title and TO Establish Tile
... BY Adverse Possession.
GEORGIANNA EDWARDS, FRANK WIESNER, and THOMAS
B. MALLOY, JR, Plaintiffs vs. The heirs of AUGUSTUS EDWARDS
and all other persons having or claiming to have an interest as heirs
at law, next of kin, distributes or otherwise, and their respective
spouses, in and to Parcel 3-A, Remainder of Parcel 3 and Plot 81
GATHERINGS Rest. Christansted, St Croix. Defendant.
Within the. time limited by law (se note below you are hereby
required to appear before this Court and answer to a complaint filed
against you in this action; and in case of your failure to appear or
answer, judgment by default will be taken against you as demanded
in the complaint, for an action to quiet title and to establish title by
adverse possession
,,lyness my nand and the Seal Of the Court this 2Othrday of June,
1863. GEORGE A. MENA,
sF CLERK Of the Court.
DUDLEY g BROWN BY: DOUGLAS f. BROWN
(Attorney for Plaintiff
DOUGLAS f. BROWN Of Counsel BY: ADA B. JAMES
f1ff#H.8 Deputy.
,.ddress: 26A Company Street, christiansted, St, Croix, vi
o, 9. II. IS