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SChAMiNG. PETER. Officers and
~ members Of the st. Fran
els Xavier Holy Name So
M ciety are notified Of the
death Of PETER ScHAM-
ING. Prayers for the re-
WY pose Of his soul will be re-
cited at $3.50 pm, Thurs
day, June 81. 1858, at the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home. 1851 Good
Hope I'd. sc. Members are urged
REV. DAVID Z. FOLEY
CT HoaAT sgNi5itpsl director.
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y9Rs %. 1858, 'G RiNDGO On JOY EYp' SoH.
Abraham and Irene Pollin. shc
also Is survived BY two brothers,
Robert N. and James Z. Pollin. snc
Norris Poilin and Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Kerchak. Funeral service,
e the Bernard DanzanSky a Son,
Funeral Home, 1901 14th st. NV
parking facilities adjacentl, or
fM nseTm.ntS R JSns 70, v, a II noon
Garden. Memorial week, Ma
ooldsboro court. Bethesda, Nd.
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GENTLE, SALVATORE. on Tuesday
JSSsSss e; 1858. a. his rssidsnes
GENTLE, beloved husband Of knns
N. GENTLE and father Of Mrs. Alex.
S Sc' jane. p T RSsn p nSn.I' H sTSs
3l7 Pa. ave. Sc, on Thursday. june
"a, at 2 pm, Relatives and friendI
invited, Interment Mount olive
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VA INA s$Sas isS 6D Ss, Nee \;
H also Is survived 81 . sister,
Sroth,I gsi TIsnE o oSISSsrE snd
services a the Bernard Dansansfy
A Sons Funeral Home. 3b0i I4th
s. NV. parking. facilities ada.
cent?, on Wednesday, June %, al
I'm. interment Adas Israel
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Ho lTI9vI * 1; ,o NELSON H. On Tuesday.
ps T. N hsSs e H tSe vRsFfS 81 5 aU'
beloved husband Of Cora Lee Hoover YER,
father Of Timothy L. and Judy L.
Hoover. son. Of Mrs. Lottie Hoover
81 F HsdTriHsS ooSsTs va Tor s1d brother
2: Hoover Of New Market, va. and
Melvin L. Hoover Of Urbana, va.
Funeral Home, 1924 Columbia bike,
Arlington, Va, where services will
g. interment National oS x:m oqns
Park. Falls Church, Va. 81
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day June 81 U ises . at u ne "S VASE.
RsSH H2.Rt. q c $3.50 c sAgA
William D. and Jennie z. oaisrai tss
sister Of Edgar. Calvin and Ralph
dalbraith Of JohnstoWn, Pa, and
Walter oalbraith Of Dallas, Tex.
Friends may call At qawler,s Chapel,
parking on premises). where serv-
Ices will be held on Thursday,
Johnstown, Pa. on Friday, June %.
%
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H ggn. q iSss;, 4 PEiSss oS s0Tasi
SS .iSvrd sS:D. q S y s,S NV
Ms nd i.shsr M q Mrs VET Doris
dan. Mrs mrs s.ndraH d. T sE9ISs) Ran .
Phyllis Watkins ana Roland MT a
Kent, II. He also Is survived b.
fourteen. grandchildren. Friends
may call ~ the Lee Funeral Home,
atn 81 and Mass; ave. ne. where
day, June ss, at I pm En T FSqts:r
services and interment In caiian.
Va. on ThursdaY. Jnns 81 SoaHO'
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Sa,., lIe,c2 S ssEssIE ILIoy pAy IS,DC q
q Mrs louise Taylor a ME-, Aliens .Ds
hnGnd Ml SI prMam arls r snS AssTi
Davis sister OF Mrs. Eta strophef
and Mrs Anne RhI .I5 =, w Esnsrsl
day. june 20. at II am a. the
Colonial Beach First Baptist Church
cemetsry' Lottsburs, Va Remalns
resting at the Nash A slaw Fu-
neral Home, Colonial Beach, Va,
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0C sss; ~: q; rS SSss' SSSSyIS:S;;;;
Of $40 Maryland ave. ne. husband
OF the late Bessie W. coreoran,
n ssSs5 q l T po sSd ch Non.ee
Mrs. Charlotte Mcchesney, .wilfred
g. Corcoran and the late Richard II.
Corcoran. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 9TH st. and
Massachusetts, ave. me-. where sery-
at 1870 am. Interment Congress
sional Cemetery, ~
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dsniS on Tuesday. June mSIE Is. 1915 sss.
ETRE 50T scaSrNRoG 'D 81 i4oIP PETER TN
irene l. schaming, father Of Peter
and Paul SchaminR. brother Of
Charles H. schaming Of Pittsburgh.
e. Funeral from the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home, 1851 Good
on Friday, June o. at an:
tnenee TO 81. Francis Xavier Cath
oiie Church, where Mass will Be
offered at $3.50 am. for the repose
q his soul. Interment Cedar Hi
cemetery. Visiting hours until
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CSs sS. - ssE Z o. E Tss4f;asy
beloved husband Of Mildred
Ruggless and brother Of Martha
kflmer Of Long Beach, Calf Serv-
ices at the g. H. Hines Co Funeral
Home, 29O1 14th st. NV. (parkins
10 Am. Interment Parkiawn Gene.
terry. 81
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June x. ieeS' Join c. GREEN.
S5.- s;. 3 'ssSlD sf't ' Ss., q;
Greenfield and brother OF Maurice
the simmons Bros. Funeral Home,
1881 Good Hope rd,. sc. .tparklng
,t'lItI' on ThtsTsSs I IITIns; IN
National Cemetery. Visiting hours
until D pm. Mrs. Greenfield asks
that her wishes for no flowers be
honored, and any expressions OF
sympathy be contributions toward .
memorial fund Al the Ryland Meth
odist Church.
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e. Eu sssssUS June H' g. e. 1889 sSSsSds AK
Va BELOVED husband Of Ella q,
nett, Mrs. Pegegy Z. Smith Mis,
Nancy Jane Elgin, Arthur +. IN
Roger L. and Charles Z. Elgin;
brother Of John H. Elgin. The
body rests ct. the Royston Funeral
mi 1Hme; Mi ~ ;6ys. We: Intermeni
burg, Va. Notice OF funeral Ar.
rangements later.
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JAMES N. HALE, Commander.
ALLAN FLOTT, Adjutant. "a

Jun. 'CaS 1899 Isss Il s 81 s's TGsssyl
STAR HILL, Jr, son Of Capt. JOIN
star Hill, sr., USN. Funeral Al
the Rose Grams National Cemetery
Point Iona. San Diego. Calf, q
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June a r iSS5i his On rs MiSasass
SsSi.i Kan Ssn'i SPfscER 5 Sii y:
9ys,Ss o, hq ins. dhuS9ab, M A1 p,,.r5.
NAV call AZ the Lee Funeral Home,
ith st and Mass. ave. ne, where
services will be held on Thursday
June "a, at 1880 am. 1nterment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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AE IS,Gi TE dsSsA q; on Tuesday,
yersity Hospital. TERESA r.
KENQLA, daughter Of the IatS
Joseph and Claire Kengla and be-
ioved sister Of Mrs. Joseph p.
bs onS Wi pSn isnf' H %as es 3d. a re
viii Be offered Ia Al the s aaoiy rr MAS
Church. .36th and b SITS. NV. on
m r,nsS Mount ISns Ss o,, a. 10 an Inter;
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EWING, JOE WILLS, Suddenly. OF
fissorseNaS Gun: Il s6i Pe 2sS sU5 WI ].
ne, husband of E. Evelyn EwinI
and father of Lejohn, j. Milton
Sylvia L, and GWendolyn Ewing
he also 8 survived BY two sisters
Tour brothers, other relatives ant
Thursday, June "a. friends are in,
vited Q call at the Jarvis Chapel
1882 You st. NV. where funera
services win be held on Friday
June "a, a. 1870 pm. 1nterment
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EVANS, GERTRUDE X. On Tuesday
S EVSNs s 3; sI 1893 NoI qiSER sTS (
Evans. mother Of Mrs, Holly M
THOMPSON and Gerald Evans. Also
Friends may call at Persons Fu.
neral Home, 472 North Washington
s.: Falls Church. Va. on Thursday
Notice Of service later.
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On Monday, June a. T." 1853 sE G q X;
Earl ". lPoPPl iKt EIhERMsS. 81 s..,,
ihs beloved , husband q MildTsd l.
Marvel Lee Casey and Earl w
BY five grandchildren, two ereat-
grandchildren, three sisters and
Two brothers. Friends may cali Al
I Iaa, summons Bros. Funeral Home,
taeilitiesl. until 1918 pm. Thurs.
oay' June %: Graveside services
and interment Arlington Nationsi
cemetery at l pm. Visiting hours
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coyMLE; IRANkLINa y. 9n Wy, Igs "a;
S.' co WIZ "a sp sS' saAsEL. y
NV, beloved husband Of Frances
L. coyiiie and father Of Mrs. will
liam II, Meroney. Services and In
termsnt private. Please omit flow.
iT un.rs ArrA9 Home! Zoo A' 6so oaIGf
ave. NV.
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WOoDYARD, GEORGE b. An emer.
"a gent communication Of
IN Pentalpha Lodge, No. 90.
IN 2. A. A, M. is called for
gu NO wednesday, June 20, 1858,
INK At 7:3Q pm, at 0aschS
w Funeral Home, 473e Bal
~ tlmore ave-, HyattSViile
Mo, for the purpose of CONDUCTING
funeral services for our late brother,
GEORGE 3; WOODWARD.
=. FRANK KIMMEL, secy. %
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Dratha

HAMA, JosEPH g. On Tuesday. June
1903 oSisthofpe Sc. Rivsrdsie. Nd.
a aainS and father Of Lorraine
GAS, Paa!in. Hs sSshss q and A% VII.
viyed BY three grandchildren. Rel
n ntiyes and friends may call q
2 pm. "wednesday, June s6. where
services VIII be held on Friday,
June 2s, at pm. Interment
FORT Lincoln Cemetery. "a
HAMA, JOSEPH. Officers and mem
~ Lodge, No. sis, A. y. & 4.
nNA NJ, viii assemble at
WN eq sss s.ltIE%SoaIssr A AVE- HONE ne.
" pm. Friday. june 70: %,
1898, for the purpose of conduct
ing eravesids services for our late
ment at Fort Lincoln Cemetery at
doRpoN W. PEARSON, W. M.
EUGENE 8. AUSTIN, secy. 81
HA 9aR. a. NANCY iSSy EArSSqP = Mo RSS
E sSs.dSf III NJ s ssSSsS E,, lane BE-
late payid T. Harris. mother Of
M NSsI,i Ruby H I ESanSndGs 9; Everett
HeisRs. Ma i asFr sydn g Jo S:Dit 81
Drakesville. Iowa; sister OF Harry
STARK Of Csnteryille, Iowa. She
e ets0 survived srT ear. sy twelve Erand-
Children. FRIENDS ''1 are 1r invited 70
call 81 the Bethesda Chevy Chase
phrey, Bethesda, Md, where serv-
Jun. w e % R'id .S on i ThsTsSayI
HIATT, MARY M, On Monday, June
"a, 1883 at her residence, 1907
NARY H. H HAITI t Sssii S.lS%ed VIZ W.
Of James s. Hiatt, mother Of Dam
lei c., Penny Margaret, William j.
and Ann =: Hiatt, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles D. Common, sister
may call at the Simmons Bros. Fus
neral Home. 1881 Good Hope I'd.
DAY. June 20, from 3 pm. until
ThS D% M 5Sn. VII Be offered ~ s5rs On
Catholic Church, AiilinsstoSns, a. Van nnns AZ I
am, for the repose Of her soul
Interment Calvary Memorial Park
Cemetery, Fairfax, Va.
HILEMAN. ALBERT ARTHUR. On
s SsFsss1 R SHni IA y 6fPe S,5 dSnE .s,
nut st., Bethesda, Nd, husband Of
Beatrice x. ,Hileman,. father Of Mrs.
oetz and Frank b, Hiieman, broth:
e OF Mrs. Jeanette Harmon and
grandchildren and three great
erandchildren. Mr.. Hileman rests
81 the Warner E. Humphrey Fu-
neral neral Home. s434 oeorSis ave,
Suver SprlnR, Nd where friends
day barking facliitiesJ. Service
viii be held on Friday, June %.
81 1 pm, OF Fort Myer Chapel
1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery.
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FINCHAM, LOUIS MURyEI On "a.

s sEs:s 4 IN; e. 1I 5sSs sURSSfHiI
b aNS y Ey 81 300 zth n. g. ne. hus;
brother Of Mrs. Ethel La Quay. Mrs.
Elsie Northern, Aubrey, Alvin, Leon
ard, Edward d. Weldon and Charles
Eineham: Mr.. Fincham rests at the
warner Z. Humphrey Funeral Home,
Nd, where service viii Be held on
Thursday, June 81, at II am,
Lincoln Cemetery. Friends may visit
with the family at the funeral home
on tuesday from to o pm. and
2 TO 8 pm. %
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ALBERT A. All officer,
and members Of Bethesda.
CHEVY Chase Post, No
1O6, the American Legion
are requested to attend
Legion funeral services al
the Warner 3. Pumphrey
Funeral H m e, S434
We, Silver Spring, Nd on
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~. 1858. FRANK s {. Ross SOe 3;
Of Ethel r. Ross step stepfat hSSspAS 81
william Ferguson, brother -in-law OF
Jesse and Lorine Brooks OF
CHICAGO, nj; .father-in-law Of Betty
rereuson, godfather Of Billy Fergu-
honny Myers and Morris Williams.
ne also Is survived by other rela-
tives and many friends. The late
NJ. Ross may be viewed al the
stewart Funeral Home, 40 II al
ne, after . pm. WednesdSv Inn:
20, where services win be held on
THURSDAY, June 81 at 10 MON
tnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
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QUINN, NARY. On June 20, 1869,
NARY QUINN Of 223 18th ST. Sc
beloved beloved mother Of Matthew j.
S SuInsn; Funeral service at the Holy
Capitol SITS. Sc, at o am. Thurss
day, June 81.
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Ists Eddie y: oliver mother Of mrs fris
RR eTSIf Pie oI,1., Alice Mae and d
RsipS e. Meconehis As and sister 9 81
Mrs. Ruth Cornwell. Mrs. Flossie
Smith, Mrs. Nora Llthicum and Mrs.
Frances Bostick. Earl and Harry
Iapp' Services at Chambers Fu-
Thursday, june. 81, ct / pm. Inter-
ment Washington National Gene
terry. %
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ySas q, 1883; bERTHaRAz t coRLE rs
Ter OF the late Philip and Julia
Gonlens Joseph and sister Of Mr..
D .n5 g joseph, Nj: Hill I. Joseph
ices private at the convenience az
the family. Please omit flowers 81
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HRYH0RIJEv. ANNA ?. OF s5Os say
june rs. isss. mother 81 Mi Mr., az
Il. 0regory. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home. 1855 Georgia ave
Silver Spring. Nd. on Thursday
June 81 at s pm. Interment
private. o7
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LIAM J. BRUTUs, 1 devoted HA husband
OF Mrs. Mary Leila Brutus and
father Of Alice and Carolyn Brutus.
Also surviving are two brothers,
other relatives and friends. No.
tice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments By Rollins. 81
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ENUTAN, BETTY. OF 1905 8 st.
81 sSTsd 1Sss z;siish e No. ND. On
tan, mother Of MS uloria I an
strap, George Ignacio, r.; Emanuel
David and Raymond Enutan. Serv
ices ct Chambers Funeral Home
5l7 IL tn st. Sc. on Thursday, Jun
rs 81 10 am. Interment For
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-24
Bunneker School
News

On Wednesday May Is, 1868,
with all the pomp and pageantry
that goes with royalty, the win
ming conte stant was crowned the
May Queen for the play day
activities. The queen was Bar
bara Warren. She was the con-
testant from the third grade.
Through her initiative and the
splendid cooperation Of her
classmates. she had a total Of
$3.50 worth Of donations. Miss
Bordley's second grade won Sec
ond place with donations of$9.60.
Third place was captured by the
ninth grade with donations total
ing $3.50. With the donations from
all contestants and the elimina-
tion Of all disbursements, the
Athletic Fund realized a finan-
cial gain Of $65. 90.
Barbara Warren was officially
crowned queen by the Principal,
Mr.. c. N. Goslee. Prizes were
awarded to the three highest
contestants by Miss Bordley.
This was followed by all classes
performing before the queen and
her court. Minuets, square
dances, folk dances, modern
dances, and creative dances were
among the numerous perform
ances. The queen was quite inn
pessed and gave her royal ap-
proval to the many performers.
Coach John Pitts, chairman Of
all Of these activities wishes to
thank all parents and patrons
who helped to make this activity
such a tremendous success.
Mr.. Roland Holmes sixth
grade visited New York on Fri
day, May II, 1868. They toured
the United Nations Building and
spent the rest of their time at
Coney Island.
The fifth grades under the
supervision Of Mrs. Dora Bell
and Mrs. Beulah D. Wylie will
be visiting our nation's capital
on May 81, 1868. They plan to
visit the Smithsonian Institute.
the Washington Monument, the
Bureau Of Engraving, General
Lees Mansion, The Tomb Of the
Unknown Soldier, the Capitol and
the White House.
The Benjamin Banneker P.T.A.
Is sending the president. Mrs.
Harmon to the National
Convention; which will be held
In Texas during the summer.
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-24

roe attended the Children's Fall
Clothing Show in Philadelphia,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl H. Rust
Of Wilmington spent the week.
end with Mrs. Cora Brittingham.
The Monday Bridge Club met
this week at the home Of Mrs.
H. B. Mitchell.
MIR. and Mrs. Americus Belts
entertained Sunday at dinner Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Mitchell Of Mil
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bak-
er and Mrs. Minos Conaway of
Lewes, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hud-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Mack
Hudson and daughter, Maxine.
Mrs. Harry E. Williams has
been a patient in Beebe Hospital.
The Couples Club met at the
home Of MIR. and Mrs. Richard
Cordrey on Friday night.
Miss Ethel Steele Of Whining
ton was the weekend guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Baker, Jr., /,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick M.
Geiger, who have been living
in San Antonio, Texas, are now
residing in Millsboro.
Mrs. Hugh Davis Of Orlando,
Fla, has been visiting Mrs. John
"A. Cordrey.
Mrs. Clifford Cahall, Mrs.
John Phillips, and Mrs. A. Wayne
Burton attended a tea at the home
Of Mrs. Alden Hopkins, Jr., near
Lewes, Saturday afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-24
Annual Highway
Dinner May 9th
Continued from page y

Continued from page y
gram in a statement issued this
week. He said:
"The constant increase in
highway traffic in and through
our State should alert every
citizen to the Importance OF
greater knowledge about our
highway needs and accomplish
ments."
"Such information Is provided
annually during National High
way Week and especially on
Highway Day, an all-day sched-
ule of conferences and discus
sions under the sponsorship OF
the Associated General Con-
tractors Of Delaware and Della
ware Safety Council"
"During the week Of May 26
through June /, this year, our
citizens will again be afforded
an opportunity to visit and in
spect many Of our highway in
stallations and projects in con-
nection with the observance Of
Highway Week."
"On Monday, May 27, Della
wares Eighth Annual Highway
Day will be observed at the
Hotel dupont In Wilmington, with
the Governors Luncheon at noon
and the annual Highway Day Din
ner that evening highlighting the
day-long observance"
"I urge the people of Della
ware to avail themselves Of the
afforded by these
events to become better ac-
quainted with their States
achievements in the field Of
highway construction, usuage,
maintenance, and with the people
responsible for this progress"
Gov. Albertis S. Harrison, Jr.
Of Virginia will be the luncheon
speaker where traditionally all
Delaware's former governors
are honored. Those invited to
attend are John G. Townsend.
Jr., David P. Buckson, c.
Douglass Buck and U. S. Senator
J. Caleb Boggs.
Panel discussions, talks and
motion pictures throughout the
day will up-date Information on
state highway work according to
Julian. Among the addresses
will be those Of j. H. Tyler
Mcconnell, chairman, Delaware
River and Bay Authority; Ross
A. Anderson, Jr., executive vice
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-24
OVERLOOK

Services at Whites Chapel,
Sunday, May 26, Sunday School,
at 9:45 a.m., Supt. Carl Davidson;
class meeting at 1o:45 am, War
rington Vincent, leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Davidson were
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Campbell Of Newark,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Locker
man and family Of Toms River,
NJ, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. INLAND
Davidson.
Mrs. Anna Mae Conoway spent
the weekend with her brother in
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Americus Belts Of Mil1sboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wright
and family Of Chester, Pa, spent
the weekend at their summer
home in Overlook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hall
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Campbell, Saturday evening.
Clifton Conoway attended the
Ayrshire Dairy Sale In Brandon,
VT, this week.
Miss Phyllis Mi1lman Of Will
mington, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
Millman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warrington Vim
cent and son John David, visited
his mother, Mrs. Minnie David
son and aunt, Mrs. Estella johann
sen, the occasion being his moth
er's birthday.
Bruce Short and daughter
Margaret are spending a few
days at tn Red Mill Motel. They
were Sunday dinner guests Of
Mrs. Minnie Davidson and Mrs.
Estella Johansen.
Visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard E. Millman, Sr. and daugh-
ter Olive the past week were Mr..
and Mrs. Norwood Collins and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert
Ayres, Mrs. David England, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard E. Millman,
Jr., Judy Little, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wartzs and family Of Will
mington, Mrs. Edward R. P. Mill
man and two daughters, Mrs. Dale
McGinniss, Mrs. John Gearhard
and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bailey and
two sons visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Hammond Warrington, Sunday
evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Ray W. Kirwan
attended the Methodist Con-
ference in Salisbury, Md, Sun
day. They then motored to the
home Of their on-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-24
RINIT,Y

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Russell
and mother Mrs. Bessie Russell
left on Saturday for California
where they will visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Stayton English. Mrs.
English was Miss Evelyn Rus
sell before her marriage several
years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enos Nichols
visited Mr.. and Mrs. John THEM
at Seaford on Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Walston spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Gary
Smith at Carney's Point, MI,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Belcher
at Penns Grove, NJ.
Mrs. Ella Warrington has been
on the sick list for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett War
rington and little daughter enter
tained on Wednesday evening In
honor Of Mr.. Warrington's birth
day, Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Seely,
Of near Greenwood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Willin and daughter Mar
tha, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Willin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Claudel Sammons
and children all Of Seaford, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Warrington,
Miss Janice Warrington and Miss
Louise Coleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Nelson
and three sons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl White and Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Warrington, Miss Janice
Warrington, Miss Pamela Cole
man, Miss Louise Coleman, and
Miss Donna Carey all attended
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-24
To Dedicate Ocean
Front Bandstand
At Rehoboth
Continued from page y

Continued from page u
sicians into one unit. A sched-
ule Of weekly concerts will be
announced soon by c. w. Martin,
chairman Of that activity.
It was announced this week
that Rehoboth Beach has set out
on a promotion and publicity
program to assure the general
public that its beach is In top
condition; that new facilities are
available and that visitors will
be most welcome.
Such an invitation will be ex-
tended by Mayor Juel c.
Stamper and Mrs. Hilda Zoller,
member Of the Rehoboth Board
Of Commissioners at 11:45 am.
Sunday, May 26, over television
station WRCV-TV, Channel 8,
Philadelphia. "Before" and
CATER" films and photographs
will be shown to assure the pub
lie that the more than So, 900, 900
rehabilitation program has
borne fruit in the community.
The Chamber Of Commerce
also points out that it has an
automatic telephone answering
service this year. Patrons seek
ing information while the secre-
tary Is off duty will have their
messages recorded. These will
be promptly answered each day,
according to officials. Til e
Chamber Of Commerce office on
Rehoboth Avenue will also be
functioning on a full-time basis
in June.
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-24
MIlLSB0R0

Flowers in Grace Methodist
Church, Sunday, we're given by
Mrs. Jennie Hudson and Mr..
and Mrs. Allie Hudson in men,
DRY Of Mr.. Alfred W, Hudson,
Sunday, May rs, the Rev.
Gerald Henderson will preach
his first sermon at Grace Meth
odist Church, which will be In
observance Of the 225th ami
vsrssry of John Wsslsy's Aldsrs-
gate experience.
Hickory Hill Church Is having
a bake sale Saturday, June /, at
. am. on the porch Of Charm
Beauty Shop.
Buddy Timmons, who Is sta
toned on the U.s.S. Enterprise
Mt Charleston, Sc, has been
visiting his mother, Mrs. Nina
Timmons, for ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Godfrey OF
Newark are the parents Of a
daughter, Donna Lynn, born Fri
day morning In Memorial Hos
pital, Wilmington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Godfrey are the paterna1
grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert King
and sons, Danny and Stevie, Of
Newark were Sunday dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Lingo.
Miss Cathy Balmand was the
weekend guest Of Miss Melinda
Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Kennedy
OF Valley View, Pa, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
ph Geigsr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Monroe
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Leroy Mon