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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-03-14

BRICK BUNGALOW
#2ll3. Located in Euclid. Divided
bosement goroee, large tree
shaded Iot. Ideol home, ideoI loco
tion. Just listed. Only $4,000.
~. $1,000.
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A Bedrooms

Just off Euclid Ave. IN Wick
life neor Mopledole School. g.
Yeor-old bungalow. divid d
basement with recreation room,
2E-cor detoched garage. Has
q complete kitchen in basement
Owner uskinc $40 500
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Brick Rdnch

Lots Of lot. 7Sx2l5. Three iarqs
bedrooms. uluo modern LIVING
room with wcod.burnina fire
place. Built-ins in bright kitch.
en-. 2-co1 ocruoe, full basement.
Here is ouolity built hon.
with many extTus. See this
s26.900 home todcy.
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BunquloW-SlS,5OO

3-bedroom home in tip-top CON
dition in prime locotion. Living
1oom. dining room. very large
kitchen. Here is one TO moke q
definite point 10 see. Holy Cross
Perish.
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Ldrge Brick ColonioI

In the Fullerwood oreo. 7 rooms
including q family room. All
modern kitchen built.ins includ-
ing refrigerator. 2 wood.burnino
fireploces. IL baths. corpeino.
2-cor ourode. divided
basement completely pcneled
ond tiled. 4 deluxe home in the
low 30's.
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Ranch--South
Of Ridge

BRICK, II years old lorue 6
rooms plus iomily room. 2-cur
qoroGe. on lurqe
lot. excellent Competing. foundc-
ton 54x30. Priced at $4,000.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23
WiIcufts-WiIson
Reunion

On Sunday, Aug. 18, 1868, a
beautiful summer afternoon, the
descendants Of Mrs. Bessie
Morris Wilcutts and Mrs. Ida
Morris Wilson held their first
reunion at the summer home Of
Mrs. Bessie Morris Wilcutts
Parker at Indian River Yacht
Basin, Delaware.
Fifty relatives and friends
from Baltimore, Md, Whining
ton, Dover, Milford, and Ellen
dale we're present. Mrs. Bessie
Wilcutts Parker, Dover, Della
ware, presided at the business
meeting.
The second annual reunion
will be held the last Sunday Of
August, 1864, at the summer
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jane S
Parker at Indian River Yacht
Basin, Delaware. Since there
was no further business, the
president declared the meeting
adjourned.
notwithstanding, especially by
older members, was enjoyed.
Many participated in swimming
and games for an enjoyable
afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23
Square Dance
Time

This past week has been a
busy one for square dances, with
so many clubs getting in their
summer specials before school
starts again.
On Friday night, August 16,
the Burlingames, Morgans,
Davises, Peppers and Widow
sons went to Arlington, Virginia,
to dance to Bill Castner that
big "sit down. caller with the
belt Of silver dollarsl They had
such good time that the
Peppers, with the Maddens, re-
turned to the same place on
Saturday night to dance to Line
Gallagher.
The Hawaiian evening at the
"Levis and Laces" Club was a
big success. The DaviSeS re-
ported that the straw hats pro-
vided for the men and the 1eis
and orchids for the women gave
quite a Hawaiian air to the oc-
casion. Hawaiian music for
some Of the tips, as well as the
sweet sour pork dish served at
refreshment time, made this an
evening to remember.
Les Chewing always has a
big following wherever he goes,
and his loyal fans followed him
from the Washington area to
Lewes last Saturday night to the
picnic and dance given by the
"Gulls and Buoys" there. Many
Diamond State Twirlers" at
tended this dance too, among
them the Millsaps, Steeles,
Tewelows, Bowmans, Carriers,
Wellers, Collins, Mazzas and
Vinyards. Their club caller, Ed
Burlingame, assisted Les at the
mike and they ended the evening
with uninterrupted hash. It was
really "a hot time in the old
town" that night
The Curreys are on a square
dancing trip through New Eng
land. We hope they'll have lots
to tell us when they return.
Anyone interested in learn
ing to square dance in order to
join all this fun is urged to
contact the Tewelows or any
Diamond State Twirler. A class
will be started only II there is
sufficient demand to justify it,
so talk your friends into joining
you and get your name in the
hat for there will be a full
schedule of fun in store for you.
Well see you this Saturday
night, August "a, and dance to
Jim Cargill.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23
DAFB Sfork Club

Bachman, Ale and Mrs. r. L.,
Frederick, Aug s, daughter.
Boyer, Ale and Mrs. W. c.,
Dover, Aug s, daughter.
Boyd, SSgt. and Mrs. T. J.,
Dover, Aug 8, daughter.
Branson, A2c and Mrs. j. E.
Dover, Aug 6, daughter.
Button, SSgt and Mrs. H, Dow
er, Aug 2, son.
Cacicia, Ale and Mrs. r. S.
Dover, Aug 8. son.
Clay, A2c and Mrs. J. W. Jr.,
Dover, Aug 6, daughter.
Cravens, Ale and Mrs. ]. w.
Dover, Aug. S, daughter.
Dowd, Ale and Mrs. T. w. Jr.,
Dover, Aug s, daughter.
Good, SSgt and Mrs. d. L.
Dover, Aug 5, daughter.
Hoff1er, Capt and Mrs. W. H,
Dover, Aug s, daughter.
Mccain, SSgt and Mrs. J. F.,
Dover, Aug 8, daughter.
Newman, Ale and Mrs. B.,
Lebanon, Aug 8, son.
Paneztch, A2c and Mrs. l. S.
Dover, Aug. 5, daughter.
Smith, Ale and Mrs. E. H.,
Dover, Aug 8, daughter.
Stephenson, Capt and Mrs. ].
K. Dover, Aug 2, daughter.
White, A2c and Mrs. R. c.
Dover, Aug 5, son.
West, Sp-5 and Mrs. D. S.
Goldsboro, Md, Aug 2, daughter.
BENTLEY, A3C and Mrs
Luther r, Dover, DEL, Aug
IS, son.
BRODEUR, A3C and Mrs
Lawrence J., Magnolia, Del.
Aug. IS, son.
CAPPARELLI, A1C and M r $
Joseph, Frederick, DEL, Aug
IL, Twins Boy & GirD.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23
Coaches Warned
On Excersise

High school and college foot
ball players and coaches were
warned today by the American
Medical Association of the dan
gers of vigorous physical exer-
else in the blistering hot sur of
August and early September.
The AMA's Committee on Med
cal Aspects Of Sports urged spe-
cial care against heat exhaustion
or heat stroke In the hot and
sometimes humid days of late
summer as the football training
season begins.
Schedule workouts during cool
er morning and early evening
hours in hot weather.
Acclimatize athletes In hot
weather activity by carefully
graduated practice schedules.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23
Hospital
Hosfesses

Hospital Cart and Hospital
Shop HostesSes for Milford Me-
mortal Hospital for the week Of
Friday, August %, through
Thursday, August 20:
HOSPITAL CART
Friday: Mrs. G. Lorenz and
Mrs. Albert Peterman.
Saturday: Mrs. Robert Foster.
Monday: Mrs. Robert Mercer
Tuesday: Mrs. Robert Mercer
Wednesday: Mrs. E. F. Stein
er and Mrs. D. Rathmell.
Thursday: Mrs. A. D. Dyer
and Mrs. Leslie Jones.
HOSPITAL SHOP
Friday: Afternoon, Mrs. Rose
Hanland; Evening, Mrs. Willard
Hall.
Saturday: Evening, Mrs
Arthur Hall.
Sunday: Afternoon, Sessie
Glenn; Evening, Mrs. Gladys
Ellis and Mrs. Dorothy Green
Monday: Afternoon, Mrs
Robert Prettyman; Evening,
Mrs. Emory Postles.
Tuesday: Afternoon, Mrs. j,
A. Baxter and Mrs. John Lodge
Evening, Mrs. Dick Clendaniel
and Mrs. Harry Greenly.
Wednesday: Afternoon, Mrs,
William Draper; Evening, Mrs,
Carl Strahle.
Thursday: Evening, Mrs. E
M. Stene.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23

logical Seminary.
Session, which will begin at
10 am, will include: Child
Study, Story Telling, Visual
Aids, Music for Children, Dis
cipline, and Materials. Actual
demonstrations will help teach
ers get the "know-how" Of
teaching children.
Delegates to the conference
are asked to bring their box
lunch. The Host Church will
provide beverage and dessert
Reservations can be made by
calling 1922 -5o44.
GOLF : There will be a Mixed
Scotch Foursome at the Shawnee
Country Club course on Sunday,
August rs, at 4 pm. Please note
the new time.
FAREWELL PARTY Nu
Chapter Of Beta Sigma Phi gave
a farewell party on Friday, the
10th, at the home Of Mrs. Floyd
Layton in honor Of Mrs. Robert
West who will be moving with
her family to Mars Hill, North
Carolina. The chapter presented
Mrs. West with a lovely crystal
sandwich tray.
Nu Chapter Of Beta Sigma Phi
gave a surprise baby shower in
honor OF Mrs. Frank Reed at the
home Of Mrs. Donald Johnson on
Tuesday, the goth.
OLD MILFORD DAYS In
order to be listed in the pro-
gram Of cold Milford Days,
individuals who wish to be
patrons or patronesses Of "Old
Milford Days" must make their
contribution to the Milford His
Itorical Society before Aug. 26.
Ito become patron or a
Ipatroness, a $500 donation must
be made to the Society. Each
patron will receive two tickets
for "Old Milford Days" ad-
mitting the holder to all Of the
open houses and buildings and
will be listed in the program.
l"Old Milford Days" are sched-
uled for Saturday and Sunday,
Sept. 81 and %.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23
Service Slunfs

PACIFIC FHTNC) Navy
Lieutenant Junior Grade James
r. Pettyjohn, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James K. Pettyjohn Of 401
South Walnut Street, Milford,
Delaware, is serving with Air
Anti-Submarine Squadron SO
currently deployed aboard a
West Coast aircraft carrier in
the Pacific.
The squadron is home-based
at the Naval Air Station North
Island, San Diego, Calf.
USS CONE (FHTNC) Joseph
w. Gooden, machinist's mate
fireman, USN, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Winfred C. Gooden OF 900
North Walnut Street, Milford,
Delaware, is serving aboard the
destroyer USS CONE, currently
operating with the Sixth Fleet
in the Mediterranean.
CONE departed Charleston,
S. c., Aug. 6, for a four month
tour with the Sixth Fleet.
Enroute to the Mediterranean
she joined other Sixth File ct
units to take part in major
NATO exercise designed to pro-
vide operational training for the
units involved.
GREAT LAKES, ILLINOIS
l(FHTNC) william D. Zencak,
20, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
william A. Zencak Of Shawnee
Road, Milford, Delaware, Is
undergoing nine weeks basic
training at the Naval Training
Center, Great Lakes, Ill.
The intensive training pro-
gram includes naval orientation,
history and organization, mill
tary law, ordnance and gunnery,
damage control, seamanship and
shipboard routine, sentry duty,
military drill and physical fit
ness, swimming, first aid and
survival.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23

It is only a few days now
until those who have been away
for the summer, or for shorter
vacations, will be coming
home. September Is the draw
string that makes most Of the
vacationers have to get back
home for one reason or an
other. School opens September
A for teachers and the next
day for the boys and girls,
with vacations behind them,
eager, maybe, for the oppor-
tunity to begin another year
Of study. Miss Ann Mercer
comes home the second. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter McGinnis will
leave Europe this coming week
and the Rev. and Mrs. Douglas
Milbury will arrive home the
latter part Of next week. They
have been seeing many in
tereSting things in Europe.
Closer by, the residents who
have been at the beaches will
be moving home soon and It
will be pleasant to greet them
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23

CARTER, Capt. and Mrs. Jas.
H., Dover, Del, Aug. IS, girl.
CASSELL, 1st 1t. and Mrs.
Clifford D., Dover, DEL, Aug.
u, girl.
CORY, End 1t. and Mrs. Jas.
R., Dover, Del, Aug. 3, boy.
DAVIS, A1C and Mrs. Chas.
A., Dover, DEL, Aug. IS, girl.
EVITTS, A1C and Mrs. Monty
G., Dover, DEL, Aug. IS, girl.
JEWETT, A1C and Mrs.
Donald O., Dover, DEL, Aug. 13,
girl.
JONES, 1st 1t. and Mrs. Robt.
D., Dover, Del, Aug. IA, girl.
LAVIMOEIERE, A1C and Mrs.
Joseph l., Magnolia, Del, Aug.
Is, boy.
MANNING, SSgt. and Mrs. Jas.
A., Dover, Del, Aug. 13, boy.
MAYPOLE, 1st 1t. and M $
Thomas A., Dover, Del, Aug,
Is, girl.
MILES, Capt. and Mrs. Johr
D., Dover, Del, Aug. IA, boy,
PORTER, A1C and Mrs. Robt.
B., Marydel, Del, Aug. l3, girl
PROHASKE, A1C and Mrs
Paul G., Dover, Del, Aug. Il,
girl.
RHEA, A1C and Mrs. Horace
F., Dover, Del, Aug. 8, girl
REGAIN, 1st 1t. and Mrs
Michael J., Dover, DEL, Aug
IS, boy.
vALvANo, A2c and MRS
Michael A., Dover, DEL, Aug
IL, girl.
WALKER, A2C and Mrs
Shellis, Dover, Del, Aug. Il
boy.
ZETTLEMOYER, A2C anc
Mrs. Walter J., FELTON,, Del.
Aug. IL, boy.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23
Little Boy Dies
In Refrigerator
Continued from page y

At 500 pm. the Harrington
Police, the State Police, and the
Harrington Fire Department
were called and they joined the
search. The search continued
for another three hours, until
the boys grandfather found his
body curled up in the re-
frigerator.
The child was pronounced
dead by DR.. Robert Weaver, a
Harrington physician. Deputy
Coroner Donald Durham certi-
fled that death was caused by
suffocation. State Police said
that the tragedy is being investi-
gated. The law states that an
abandoned refrigerator must
have the door removed.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23

Rufus B. BauSell Of Rt. 2,
Milford, DEL, was among the
approximately 420 graduates
who received degrees from
George Peabody College for
Teachers, Nashville, Tenn, at
its 183rd commencement ex-
ercises Saturday, Aug. II.
Bausell, who holds the B. S.
degree from Radford College In
Radford, Virginia, received the
Master Of Arts degree in Nash
Vile, Tenn. He will teach in an
elementary school in Harring-
ton, Delaware in the fall.
Peabody conferred degrees
upon graduates from SO states,
the District Of Columbia, and IL
other countries.
Mrs. Philip Jacobs IS
patient in Milford Memorial
Hospital following a heart at
tack. she Is improving.
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Mrs. Verde Maddox Of Sails
bury and Miss Garlic Chaloupka
Of Bridgeville are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. James J. Abrahams
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. George H.
Draper, Jr., will be weekend
guests Of Mrs. John c. Truitt
at her cottage in Rehoboth
Beach.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles Carpen-
ter have broken ground on North
Shore Drive for their new resi-
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith
and son Frank have returned
from a ten days vacation spent
at Slaughter Beach with Mr.. and
Mrs. william Hugg.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George H.
Baynum returned home on Sat-
urday after a visit to the West
Coast in and around San
Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Dean
Kimmel will be in Durham,
N. c. this weekend as guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adenauer Renuart.
Kim and Mary Eileen Renuart,
who have been visiting their
grandparents, returned home.
Mrs. Marvin Schelhouse and
daughter, who have been in
Pittsburgh for some time, are
now with Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Lindale, having returned last
week.
Carl Dugan is a patient
in Milford Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Price Webb
and Miss Mary Ellen Webb,7 who
have been spending two weeks
at their cottage at Herring
Creek, returned home on Sun
day.
DR.. and Mrs. Laur enc e
Fitchett and Miss Peggy Fitchett
have returned home after spend
ing the past three weeks in
Maine and Massachusetts.
Robert Gibson Of Miami, Fla.
arrived on Monday to spend two
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron Gibson.
Lieutenant cadet VIM. j.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23
Symbols
Of
Summer
again.
Edited BY
VIRGINIA S. TOWNSEND

again.
On Wednesday at the Reho-
both Country Club Severa
ladies from town helped witt
the fashion show held there IL
the interest of the Golden Op-
portunity Center Of Dover. Ap-
pearing as models were Mrs,
David Clements, Mrs. Godfrey
Fernald, Mrs. Garrett Grier,
Mrs. James Pettyiohn and
Mrs. Calvin Clendaniel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Null
holland, Jr. and daughters, now
Of Morristown, N. j., will
shortly be moving to Easton,
Maryland. 1t is interesting
news to their many friends
here that they have moved
their plant. The Plastement
comp any of Mulholland :
Harper, to Denton, Maryland.
i was formerly located in
Philadelphia.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23
Local Happenings

GU EST SPEAKER DR..
Donald Douglass Of Wesley
Junior College will be tn e
speaker at Calvary Methodist
Church on Sunday, August Is,
at 11:00 am. His sermon topic
will be "Christian Humility In
A Space Age".
Calvary Church is proud to
have DR.. Douglass with them,
and we are sure you will want
to be here and welcome him.
Many will remember him as
teacher Of the Adults in our
Christian Training School, held
at Calvary Church last winter.
Rev. F. Douglas Milbury will
be back with us for the first
Sunday in September. They have
been having a wonderful time in
Europe, visiting the many
friends and seeing Germany,
Switzerland, Austria and
CzechoSlavakia.
ICE CREAM AND CAKE SALE
The McColley's W.S.C.S. will
meet at the Community Building
Saturday, August 31st at 8 pm.
After the business meeting there
will be home made Ice cream
and cake for sale. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Price Will be host and
hostess for the evening.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFER
ENCE The Bible Presbyterian
Church of Milford will hold its
first Sunday School Conference
on Saturday, Sept. z. Pastors,
Sunday School superintendent
and Teachers, and Christian
Workers are all cordially in
vited.
The conference will stress
"The Teacher. Miss Suzanna
Luke, who is City Director OF
the Bible Club Movement and
who has trained many Bible Club
teachers, will be the principal
speaker. Miss Luke comes high
ly recommended. She ha S
studied at Providence Bible Col
lege, the Child Evangelism In
stitute, and at present is taking
further studies at Faith Theo-
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23
W eekk Fire Reporf

For week ending Aug. 10Th:
8/14 #104, 2:4o p.m., City
OF Milford, Lovers Lane, Rescue
Call.
8/16 #1o5, 200 pm, Elaine
Wilson, Harrington, Rescue
Call. I
8/19 #106, $40 p.m., Acci-
dent, Rehoboth Highway, wash
Gasoline (Silent).
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23
Hospital Births

The following babies were
born in the Milford Memorial
Hospital:
Aug. z: MIR. and Mrs. Wayne
VanAuken Of Georgetown Girl,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Massey Of Milford Girl.
Aug. 8: Rev. and Mrs. T.
Mac Hood Of Magnolia Boy.
Aug. 8: Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert
Little Of Staytonsville Boy,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stokes
Of FELTON, Boy.
Aug. 10: Mr.. and Mrs. paul
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23
Governor Calls
For Labor Day
CONTINUED from page /

Continued from page y
suitably recognized" and urged
all Delawareans to Join sin
honoring those whose daily work
makes possible our enjoyment
of an abundant nfe."
The chief executive also called
for display of the flags of the
United States and the State of
Delaware on all state and pub
lie buildings.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23

Mckinney Of Dover Girl, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson OF
Houston Girl.
Aug. IL: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Hopper Of Georgetown Boy.
Aug. 13: MIR. and Mrs. Henry
Wright Of Millsboro Boy.
Aug. IA: Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Sharp Of Harrington Boy, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Satterfield
OF Frederick Girl, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Clark of Harring-
ton Boy, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Vaughn Wooten of Magnolia :
Girl.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23

unaware of the whereabouts of
Miss Universe and so Reho-
both Beach is still awaiting her
acceptance of an invitation to the
seashore resort.
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WEEKEND SPEAKER Rev.
E. Russell Mitchell, a native Of
Dover (now pastoring at CoHng-
ton, Ky.) will be guest speaker
In a weekend meeting at the
Greenwood, Delaware Pilgrim
Holiness Church, Aug. 80, 81,
and Sept. l.
The Friday and Saturday night
services are at 7:3o, and there
will be an All-Day Meeting on
Sunday. September l, at 11:o0
am, 2:30 and 1880 pm. Rev.
MitchelPs family will also be
present to assist with the music
and singing. The public is
cordially invited.
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BRITTNGHAM REUNION
Descendants Of the late Hiram
and Lavinia Brittingham will
hold their Fifth Annual Reunion
at Epworth Community House
on Sat-, Aug. 81. A covered
dish luncheon will be served al
! O'Clock. Each family is re-
quested to bring their own place
settings and covered dish.
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AUCTION There VIII be an
auction Of Antiques, used furnf-
ture, canned goods, fresh gar
den vegetables and baked goods
at the Glendale Fire Hall on
Saturday, August "a, sponsored
by the Ladies Auxiliary Of the
Glendale Fire Comapny, start
ing at IL O'Clock noon.
REMEMBER the good time
you had at the first Auction
last year given by the Ladies'
Auxiliary Of the Glendale Fire
Company. A repeat performances
IS In store for you on Saturday,
August "a, beginning at II o.
clock noon.
COME TO THE AUCTION : At
the Glendale Fire Hall, Satur-
day, August "a. Refreshments
will be for sale also pony rides
for the kiddtes.
tREDERICA SCHOOL The
Frederick School will open for
the 1963-64 school year on
Wednesday, Sept. 4, 1868, with
the following schedule:
Morning sessions only: $3.50 to
12:45.
Kindergarten opens on Sept.
9 from 8:45 am. to 11:45 am.
Lunch will be served in the
school cafeteria, beginning Sept.
/ 9 for grades l through 6. All
parents Of kindergarten and first
| grade pupils must present a
: birth certificate in order to be
! admitted to school.
There will be a special meet
ing for the parents Of those chill
/ dren who plan to attend kinder
j garten on Tuesday, Aug. 27, at
4 1880 pm. in the school
] cafeteria.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23
Motor Fuel Taxes
In July Show
Increase Over 1868

Continued from page y
cent Of the tax collected for the
month. These concerns, with the
amount Of taxes for the month.
were: Atlantic Refining Co..
$134, 951.66; Gulf Oil Corp,
$141, ,5o8.20; Humble Oil and Re-
filming Co., $271,174.39 and Sun
OIL Co., 26,571.eS.
Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

FASHION SHOW Prepara-
tions are progressing for the
Fashion Show given by the
W.S.C.S. of Goshen Church in
Fellowship Hall, Sept. IL, 1868,
at 8 pm. Tickets $1.00, door
prizes. Refreshments will be
served. Emanuel's of Dover will
be showing Fall and Winter
clothing for Ladies', Boys, and
Girls.
OCEAN VIEW VETERANS &
AUXILIARY = Veterans of World
War I and Auxiliary Will meet
Monday, Aug. 26, at 8 pm. at
Mason Dixon Post Home, Quill
lens Point, Delaware. All In
terested In going by bus to De-
troit, Mich, Sept. 81 to 26, to
the National Convention, write
P. o. Box 88, Ocean View, Del.
1870, or phone 539-7204.
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PRIZES AWARDED The fol-
lowing prizes were awarded al
the Sudlersville Annual Parade
on Aug. 14th.
Best Appearing Fire Co. :
FELTON, Community Fire Co.;
Most Men In Line Citizens
Hose Co. of Smyrna; Longest
Distance Elkton Fire Co.; Best
Appearing Ladies' Auxiliary =
FELTON, Ladies Auxiliary; Most
Women In Line FELTON, Ladies
Auxiliary; Best Senior Band :
Citizens Hose of Smyrna; 2nd
Best Senior Band Elkton :
Rebel and Devil Band; Best
High School Band Galena High
School Band; End Best High
School Band = FELTON, High School
Band; and other band attending
was Chestertown received q
consolation prize of $1,000
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BEAUTY AWAITED Re-
hoboth Beach officials had AT
exciting afternoon last Saturday
when rumor had 1t that Miss
Universe Miss Ieda Maria
Vargas of Brazil might arrive
for the weekend.
Speculation rose when 1t was
learned that Roberto De
Olievera Campos, Brazilian am
bassador to the United States,
had arrived In town.
Just a week earlier, Mayor
Juel c. "Steve" Stamper hao
been a guest at the embassy o.
Brazil to meet the attractive
Miss Universe. He presented
her with a gold key to Rehoboti
Beach and extended an invita-.
tion to her to be Rehoboth':
guest on Saturday and Sunday
Aug. II and 18.
Stamper followed this oral In.
vitation with a formal writer
invitation to Miss Vargas man
ager In New York City. Up til
noon Saturday, he had received
no reply. Then came word c
Ambassador Campos' impend
ing arrival and speculatio
grew.
The Brazilian Ambass xdor di
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was a picture of Miss Varga
as Mayor Stamper presented he
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