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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01
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Evening star., 1963-01-26
Dorchester Duy
Dinner Planned
By Polling Post

The Clark v. Polling Post,
American Legion, is sponsoring
its first Dorchester Day dinner
honoring the four chaplains
who lost their lives when the
celebrated troopship, sunk by a
Nazi submarine. went down in
the North Atlantic in 1943.
Principal speaker at the af-
fair to be held at 6:45 pm,
February 4, at Calvary Baptist
Church, Eighth and H streets
NV. will be DR.. Daniel A. Pol
ing. He Is the father Of Clark
v. Polling, a Protestant minis
ter and one Of the four who
drowned.
The other three clerics were
Rabbi Alexander D. Goode, of
Washington, D. c., John p.
Washington, a Catholic priest of
Newark, N. ]. and George l.
Fox. Cambridge, VT, q Protes-
tant.
DR.. Daniel Polling Is honorary
commander Of Polling Post. Its
actual commander is Ralph L.
Payne, q member Of Vaughn
Glass Of Calvary Baptist. For
mer Chief Of Chaplains Of the
Army Ivan Bennett will intro
duce DR.. Polling
Evening star., 1963-01-26
President Will Attend
Red Mass Tomorrow

also attend along with 20 Fed
eral jurists from the Washing
ton area.
House Speaker Mccormack
will lead the congressional dele
cation expected to number ap-
prosimately 35 Senators and
200 members of the House.
In addition, ambassadors and
representative Of over SO coun-
tries will attend.
Dating back more than 500
years to Rome. the Red Mass
derives It's name from the color
of the vestments worn by the
celebrants. In the Unite d
States the custom was begun
in New York in 1923, and grad
ually spread to other States.
Held near the beginning Of
the judicial year, the mass Is
attended primarily by judges
lawyers and officials Of al
faiths to invoke a blessing or
their work.
A total Of approximately
1900 persons are expected tc
take part in the ceremony
sponsored by the John Carroll
Society, a group Of more thar
500 Catholic businessmen.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
Dean Soyre
Will Preach

The Rev. Francis B. Sayre,
jr., Dean, will be the preacher
tomorrow at II am. services at
the Washington Cathedral.
The Cathedral men and boys
choir, directed by DR.. Paul CAL
laway, will present an all musi-
cal Evensong service at 4 pm.
Holy Communion will be cell
ebrated by the Rev. Canon
Charles Martin at 1880 am, in
st. Mary's Chapel and the Rev.
Canon Kenneth j. Sharp will be
celbrant and preacher at 8 am.
services in Bethlehem Chapel.
Georgia's state flag will be
displayed throughout the week
and the state will be remem-
bered in the traditional prayers.
Evening star., 1963-01-26

piano concert by Tedd Smith
of the Billy Graham evange-
listic team. a voice recital by
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Rich
ardson of Ager Road Methodist
Church and a reception to in
| troduce the Rev. Leroy Swift
mission assistant superintend-
ent, and his wife.
About 400 visitors are ex-
pected, according to the Rev
Tippett, who will be host as
Central Missions superintend-
ent for his first time Most re-
Gently the superintendent Of 9
mission in Bridgeport, Conn.
Mr.. Tippett also is secretary
treasurer Of the Internationa
Union of Gospel Missions.
Central Mission is interde-
nominational and is supported
by local churches and fund
raising events Of the missions
several auxiliaries.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
Panel Reviews
Lipmun's S Book

A panel Of clergymen will dis
cuss "A Tale of. Ten Cities" q
book co-authored by Rabbi Eu-
gene j. Lipman and Albert Vor-
span, at $3.50 pm. Monday in
Temple Sinai's Rosensweig hall.
On the panel at the Temple,
3l0O Military road NV, will
will be DR.. Russell C. Stroup,
Georgetown Presbyterian
Church; the Rev. John j. Nc
Grath, associate professor of
comparative law, Catholic Uni
versity; Rabbi Herbert E. Drooz,
Temple Beth Emeth, Whining
ton, Del, and Gerald Siegel,
vice president and general coun-
sci, Washington Post, modera-
tor.
The panel is sponsored by
Temple Sinai Sisterhood
Brotherhood and Single Adult
Group and the Washington
Catholic Roundtable.
Evening star., 1963-01-26

President Kennedy will attend
the traditional Red Mass to be
held at 10 am. tomorrow in
st. Matthew's Cathedral, Rhode
Island avenue off Connecticut
avenue NV.
The Nations Chief Executive
will head a large delegation OF
high Government officials, dip
lomats. judges and lawyers at
the worship.
Archbishop Patrick A. OBoylt
will celebrate the mass, calling
for Gods blessing on the ad.
ministration of justice in the
United States. The Very Rev
Edward B. Bum, s. j., presi-
dent of Georgetown University
will deliver the sermon.
Heading the list of guests
who have accepted invitations
is Chief Justice Warren. Asso,
ciate Justices William j. Bren,
nan and Arthur Goldberg viii
Evening star., 1963-01-26
Central Union Mission
Dedicotes New Library

Visitors to the annual open
house at Central Union Mission
tomorrow will note an addition
to the tour itinerary Of the
seven-story building at 624
Indiana avenue NV.
The Herbert E. Eberhardt
Memorial Library which houses
about 1900 volumes, 600 Of
them from the library Of the
late superintendent, will be
formally dedicated in a service
led by Merritt l.. Smith, mis-
sion board president.
The library was established
through contributions made at
the time Of the Rev. Eberhardt's
death last April. His books
were given to the mission by
his widow. .sct.a .-
Film Showing
Also on tomorTow's program,
films Of the Missions Chill
dren's Emergency Home which
houses "a youngsters, @ to IL
years old. will be shown. Direc-
tor Of the home is Mrs. Ernest
A. Tippett, wife Of the mis-
sion's new superintendent. She
is assisted by staff and auxil-
iary members.
The films show activities at
Camp Bennett, the mission
operated summer camp for
nderprivileged youngsters.
Through contributions from
National Capital area churches,
the homes "a children plus
about $50 others get away from
the city for a few weeks at
the Brookville Md camp.
Piano Concert
Other features Of the 5-to-S
pm. open house include a
Evening star., 1963-01-26
Two Design Talks
Slated By Church

Two lectures have been slated
at First Methodist Church,
Queens Chapel and Queensbury
roads. Hyattsville.
The initial talk will be deliv-
cred at 8 pm, tomorrow by A
Hensel Fink, a well-known
church architect, who will speak
on Trends in Church Plan
ming" The second will be pre-
sented February 8, at 8 pm.
by E. Crosby Willet, who de-
signed the windows In more
than 900 churches. His subject
is Living Light in Color"
Evening star., 1963-01-26
Ohio Choir Here

The Heidelberg Choir Of Tiff
fin, Ohio, will appear at Lincoln
Memorial Congregational Tenn
Pile, Eleventh and r streets
NV, tomorrow at 6 pm. Di-
rected by DR.. Ferris E. Oil,
the group has Just returned
from a tour in Europe.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
SoduIity Offers PIoy

The Sodality of Holy Rosary
Catholic Church will present a
three-act light comedy, Scam
poli," at 4 pm. tomorrow in
the church auditorium, Third
and F streets NV.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
Piano Concert

Other features Of the 5-to-S
pm. open house include a
Evening star., 1963-01-26
sELF-REVELATIoN CHURCH

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Us.A.
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
.Humes Hdw.
Has Added
A New Line
Grand Opening This
Weekend Will IN
troduce A Complete
Line Of Dutch Boy
Paints" to the Public.

A Grand Opening will be held
this weekend, June z and 8, when
Humes Hardware, Milford, adds
another quality product to their
line with the addition Of "Dutch
Boy Paints.
The Dutch Boy Paint system
has over 1000 different colors
to offer you. They carry a COM
plete line Of house paints,
masonry, marine finishes and
many others. We will be glad to
discuss any paint problems you
might have. Feel free to stop
In and ask for color charts.
Door prizes will be given
away Saturday evening. Prizes
are as follows: First, 10 gal
Ions Dutch Boy paint; second,
Barbecue grille; third, G. E.
portable hand mixer. Drop in
and register. Nothing to buy.
Continued on page A5)
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Sen. Boggs
Is Aiding
Del. Oyster
Industry
States SOlOn Had
100000 Added To
Interior Department
Fund To Aid State
In Disease Fight.

There's help on the way for
Delaware Bays disease-struck
oyster industry.
Sen. j. Caleb Boggs had $780,
900 added to the Interior Depart
ment's appropriation last week
to be used In combination with
state funds against the oysters
MSX disease.
Maryland, Virginia and New
Jersey, along with Delaware, are
to put up a total Of $49, 900 to
be added to the $1o0, 900 In fed
eral funds.
Sen. Boggs told the Senate
that federal and state scientists
have been working on the disease
problem since 1t first struck In
1857.
Delaware Bays valuable oys-
ter beds were nearly wiped out
and the mysterious parasite
causing the disease also hit beds
off the Virginia coast and In low
er Chesapeake Bay.
The Bureau Of Commercial
Fisheries Of the Department OF
the Interior now has a plan where
by the Federal Government anC
the States, working together, be-
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kiwanians Give
Show Cast Dinner

The show chairman and COM
mittee, plus the emcee, Dennis
Hazard, put the final touch to
successful Kwanis Variety
Show held April oath in Schine's
Theatre, by giving a banquet
dinner, May %, at the Kiwanis
Youth Center in Milford, in ap-
preciation to the talent who par
ticipated in the show. The chill
dren had an enjoyable evening
by singing as a group. Also, q
group Of eight sang several
songs before the group, led by
the Nwanis Club piano player,
Mr.. John Barnes.
Guests for the evening were
1t. Gov. Ebe T. Reynolds, Sr.
from Greenwood; Mr.. William
E. Miller, music teacher at Mil
Continued on page A5)
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cornerstone
Laying At
New School
Exercises Will Be Held
At Milford Junior
High School t hi S
Sunday At 3 P. NJ,

The cornerstone laying cere-
monies for Milford Junior High
School, North Walnut and North
east Tenth Streets, will be held
Sunday, June 9, at pm.
The laying Of the conversions
will be conducted by the officers
Of the Most Worshipful Grand
Lodge, A. F. and A. M. Of Del
aware, with the following staff
members participating:- M. w.
william H. Cantwell, Grand Mas
ter; r. w. Lawrence E. Sippls
Deputy Grand Master; R. w.
Sherman w. Tribbitt, Senior
Grand Warden; R. W. Riley H.
Smith, Junior Grand Warden; r.
w. Chester r. Jones, Grand Sec
retary; M. w. George E. Vande-
grift, Grand Treasurer; R. w.
Robert H. Parker, Grand Chap
lain; w. Charles E. Hughes, Sem
ior Grand Deacon; w. Gordon w.
Continued on page A7
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
Impressive Ceremonies
Here Included A
Parade, Ceremonies
In Memorial Square
And Graveside Exer-
cises.

Milford observed Memorial
Day = 1868 In impressive fash
ion with parade, ceremonies at
the Memorial Plaza, downtown,
and graveside exercises.
The days activities got under
way at $3.50 am. with a parade
that included the Milford High
School Band, members Of the
areas veterans organizations
and their affiliatss, the Blue
Hen Chicks Junior Girls, Blue
Hen Cub Scouts, and a large
delegation Of Girl Scouts. James
c. Holland, V.F.W. Kent County
District commander, acted as
parade marshall.
Upon reaching the downtown
business area, the parade was
halted for traditional ceremon-
les at Memorial Plaza.
The downtown ceremonies in
cluded an opening prayer by the
Rev. Thomas G. Harris; the ''Star
Spangled Banner" by the band
under direction Of Paul Teare;
introduction Of platform guests
by Chairman David S. Hngg;
words Of welcome by Mayor A.
z. Humes; and an inspiring Me
mortal Day message by the Rev.
w. Edwin Tul.
Floral tributes were placed by
Mrs. Elsie Nelte, on behalf OF
the American Legion; Mrs. Car
olyn Collins, on behalf Of the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars; Miss
Jacqueline Jones for the Blue
Hen Chicks Junior Girls; the
Misses Jan Reichold, Jana Webb,
Debbie walls and Betty 10 Craig,
representing Milford Area Girl
Scouts. Past Commanders James
c. Holland, Clement J. Nevins and
John M. Short and Senior Vice
Continued on page A6)
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
Rotary Hosts The
Graduating Glass

The members of the 1868
graduating class Of Milford High
School were the guests Of the
Milford Rotary Club last week.
The affair, said by many to be
the incest ever held by the club
in honor Of a graduating class,
was held at Lulu NJ. Ross
Elementary School cafeteria.
Robert H. Yerkes, Sr., Club
Secretary, presided as toast
master, making the intro
ductions, etc.
William E. Miller presided
at the piano with the group sing
ing "America" and the "Sta r
|Spangled Banner".
The invocation was given by
Rev. DR.. Edward Kuhlmann.
Rev. F. Douglas Milbury,
pastor Of Calvary Methodist
Church and club president, gave
the address of welcome.
The Glass of 1868 was in
|troduced by the Glass President
and Vice President, Curtis
Continued on page AID
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Honor Society
Students Inducted

The following students were
inducted into the National Junior
Honor Society at an assembly
held in the Milford High School
Auditorium on Tuesday, June 4,
1868:
Judy Downes, Teresa Hol-
leger, Charlene Hoyt, Cheryl
Hoyt, Dolphus Stevenson, Nancy
Torbert, Linda Stayton, Dale
Abbott, Josephine Cubbage,
James Acko, John Allen, Melvs
Brides, Kenneth Carter, Shirley
Davidson, Thomas Davis, Patsy
Farlow, Rebecca Frankel, Gall
Garbutt, Mary A. Gillespie,
Herbert Griffith, III, steph IN
Hall, Robert Hallett, James
Holland, John w. Hornaday,
Suzanne Hudecz, Rena Ingram,
Gary Isaacs, William H. Kirby.
Jacqueline Locates, Sudler Lof-
land, Shirley Lundy, Eleanor
(continued on page A7)
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Blue Hen
Post Holds
Installation
Officers For 1963-64
And Ladies' Auxili-
airy Heads Installed
At Well Attended
Ceremonies.

New officers Of Blue Hen Post
#64S3, V.F.W. and its Ladies'
Auxiliary were installed here In
well attended public ceremonies
last week.
Installed for a second term
as post commander was James
S. Christopher, Jr., who lead
the local unit through a highly
successful 1e62-63 term. Mrs.
Mildred Baxendale, who served
as senior vice president Of the
ladies unit the past year, was In
stalled as president, succeeding
Mrs. Carolyn Collins.
Past State V.F.W. Commander
Edward w, Clarke installed the
men and Mrs. Edith J. Baynum,
a past president Of the Blue Hen
Auxiliary, installed the ladies'.
Installed with Commander
CHRISTOPHER were: Robert w.
Continued on page A6)
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Alumni Dinner
Was Fine Affair

The Milford High School
Alumni Association held It's an
nual reunion and banquet honor
ing the graduating class Of Mil
ford High School at the Lake.
view Avenue School cafeteria
last Saturday evening.
The old Grads back to 1902
and the new Grads rubbed
shoulders and enjoyed the hour
Of fellowship together, which
was highlighted by an address
by the Hon. Elisha Dukes,
Secretary Of State, who urged
the assemblage to take a more
active part In the affairs OF
their state.
Tig Krauss, president Of the
association, served as toast
master and welcomed the group.
The invocation and benediction
we're given by Rev. Thomas G.
Harris. pastor OF the First Bap-
Continued on page A7)
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Crystal Fount
Memorial Service

Crystal Fount Lodge No. 10,
LO.O.F., Of Milford, will hold
their Annual Memorial Service in
honor of their deceased members
on Sunday, June 9th, at the IL
O'Clock morning service in the
Calvary Methodist Church. Rev.
F. Douglas Milbury will deliver
the message.
All Odd Fellows are cordially
invited to worship with US. Please
be at the Church at 10:45 am.
to march In with us in a body.
We do not know the day or the
hour when we will be called by
Continued on page A7)
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
Paul Walker Wins
Speedway Classic

Paul Walker won the 25-lsp
Sportsman, Modified feature at
the Georgetown Speedway Fri
day night. Walker took over the
lead on the third lap and was
never headed.
Johnny Martin was second,
and Jack Sapp, Horace Williams,
and Phil Gemenden trailed al
the finish. The time was 11:12.5
for the nonstop event. Richard
Coverdale won the 15-lap Hobby
feature, followed by joey
Mirowski, Jim Davis, Harlan
Swain, and Al Dillinger. Time :
(continued on page AO
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
Dave Hugg
HOnOred For
Scouting
Milfordian, Cub Mas
ter Of Blue Hen Cub
Scout Pack 1O1 Gets
v. f. w. Scholarship
Award.

David S. Hugg, cubmaSter OF
Blue Hen Cub Scout Pack #101
OF Milford, has been chosen as
one Of three cubmasters in the
entire U. S. A. to receive a
". F. W. Scholarship Award to
Philmont Scout Reservation at
Cimarron, New Mexico.
The awards, which include
all-e pens e-paid trips to
Cimarron and return, plus a
full week at the fabulous 127, :
00O-acre former Phillips Ranch
in the Rockies, are given by
the Veterans Of Foreign Wars
to outstanding cubmasters OF
v. F. W.-sponsored Cub Packs.
Mr.. Hugg was selected as this
years eastern U. S. winner;
other 1868 scholarship winners
are from Michigan and Montana.
Criteria for selection for the
". F. w. scholarships includes
length and quality Of service
rendered to Scouting, and per-
sonal character traits as evi-
denced by nominees activities
and accomplishments. Candi-
dates must be members Of the
Veterans Of Foreign Wars who
are also cubmasters Of V.F.W.- :
sponsored Cub Packs; nomi-
nations are made by Boy Scout
executives upon the recon-
mendation Of the commander of
the nominees home post.
Mr.. Hugg has a long and dis
Continued on page AID
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
Day Vas
Fittingly Observed
SAFETY PAGE STARTS
WITH THIS PAPER

Beginning with this issue
Of the Milford Chronicle, a
safety page will be featured.
Running for ten weeks, the
cost has been underwritten
by so lower Delaware busi-'
nesses.
Each week a safety mes
sage Is carried at the top Of
the advertisement. The first,
naturally, is the one written
by His Excellency Governor
Ebert N. Carvel. The second
one will appear next week
and will be written by the
Honorable A. E. Humes,
Mayor Of Milford.
The page appears this week
on page B-8.
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07

hC d6 6CdlAts oPOho0A " ~
Chamber Of Commerce in con-
junction with The Greater Dover
Chamber Of Commerce as girls
from Is to 81 and representing
all parts Of Delaware. Two Of
the contestants are from the
Dover area
The girls will check in at the
Pageant Headquarters in the
Treadway Inn on Friday at noon.
From that moment on they will
have a very busy weekend, and
be managed by the host chapter
Of their time will be spent re-
hearsing for the Pageant Parade
and Pageant. AT $3.50 pm. on
Friday they viii take part In the
Pageant Parade In their honor.
The parade will proceed down
division Street to New Street
Continued on page A5)
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
Graduation
Exercises
We're Held
We'd. Night
T. o m m e n c e m e n I
Address Was Given
By DR.. Roy Hall,
Dean, School Of Ed
ucation, University
Of Delaware.

he Sixty-Third Annual Com
ncement of Milford High
hool was held Wednesday eve
3 Of this week In Schine's S
ford Theater.
The following awards were
10: Milford High School Vale
orian Award, Allan Dallas;
ford High School Salutatorian
Z rd, Mary Joy Hudscz; Cap
: Jonathan Caldwell Chapter
yO.A.R. Award in Social
les, Allan Dallas; Beth
pm English Award, Allan
rs; Home Economics Award,
! woodrow; MIA. Scholar :
Curtis Galloway; Mispil-
! Business and Professional
n ems Club Scholarship,
nda Donovan; Alumni
hhNarship, Eileen Short; Man
| fs1nVlle College OF ) acr e q
,Srk Scholarship, Mary JOY
7 S.ecz; Massachusetts Institute
Technology Scholarship, Allan
,liIas; Goldey-Beacom School
Business Scholarship, Jud y
a tuette; and Appalachian State
,ltege Scholarship, Donald
aslrs.
TTe Commencement program
lltws: Band Concert, Milford
gft School Band, Mr. Paul
safe, Director; The Academic
recession "Pomp and Cir
instance" Elgar; The Ma
,nal Anthem, Francis Scott
syf Invocation, Rev. Douglas
ilbary, Pastor Of Calvary
l.odist Church; Salutatory
ddrsss, Mary Joy Hudscz;
,ora1 Selections, Junior-Sen-
Continued on page AID
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Local Jaycee
Gets State Post

DeIbert Lindale Of Lynch
Heights was chosen State Treas
urer for the Delaware Jaycees
for the 1s63-64 year al the an
nual Jaycee State Convention
held at the Hotel dupont In VIII
mington, May "a, rs, and rs.
Mr. Lindale Is employed by John
r. wilkins g. Son, Milford. He
has been active In the Milford
Jaycees for the past two years
on such projects as the
Halloween Par sde, Country
Auction, Christmas and Re-
ngious Activities, and the Miss
Continued on page A6)
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300, ,OOOth Member
Joins Blue Cross

The 500, ,oooth Delaware mem
bsr Of the Blue Cross Plan viii
b signed mp soon, Harold ".
Maybes, managing director OF
Group Hospital Service, re-
He told the trustees OF the
community organization at the
meeting Of the Board OF
Continued on page A5)
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
Nascar Races At
State Fair Site

Nascar races we're held at the
Delaware State Fair Grounds on
Wednesday evening, June 5. This
was the first night Of three
nights of stock car racing at
Harrington. They are also
scheduled for June 19 and July
8. Both modified and sports
man cars will be participating.
There will be three ten-lap
events, a consolation, hobby and
the feature event Of twenty-five
laps on a fast half mile dirt
track.
Continued on page A7)
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
Avenue Choir At
The Country House

The Avenue Methodist Sanctu-
ary Choir presented a program
Of secular music at the Metho-
dist Country House, Wilmington,
Tuesday, May 2s, at 1880 pm.
The Choir Travelled by bus
and cars to the Country House
and were served an excellent
dinner. Following this they were
taken on tours Of the buildings
continued on page A5)
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
Cub Scouts Circus
Well Received

With over 100 enthusiastic
parents and other guests watch
ing, the Blue Hen Cub Scouts
presented the "Greater 101
Circus" here in the Lulu Ross
School Auditorium last week.
(continued on page A6)
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
c. F. Collins High
Cootie Officer

George F. Collins Of Milford,
a charter member Of the Blue
Hen Post #64s3, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, was elected to
the office Of Supreme Council
Member at the District #3
Continued on page A7)
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
New Rehoboth Is
Ready For Summer

A sparkling new Rehoboth
Beach is ready to receive sum-
mer guests at ''ths nation's sum-
mer capitals.
The newly constructed beach
and boardwalk were never better
Continued on page A6)
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07
Eleuen Girls To Compete
For Miss Delaware CrOaUn

young ladies from throughout Delaware will compete
Saturday evening" 8th the Dover High Schools Auditorium
Delaware 1862 and
senting America Pageant in Atlantic
City September.
The Pageant snonsored the Dover Delaware Junior
Milford chronicle., 1963-06-07

Continued on page A7)