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Children's Services will be ob-'
served this Sunday evening, June)
26th at 8 p m* i
Mrs Rpiihpn RBpv and dauehter.
Lydia,'are visiting friends and rela-j
lives in Summit. N. J.. this week.
Mro Thnrmpn Art,«,« nnd Mrs ;
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Safers Short Com-se at the Uni- !
voroitv nt Tipiawarp last wppk
versity of Delaware last ween.
Mrs. Leon Smith visited Mrs.
Frank Smith at the Kent General
Hosptal in Dover on Friday after -1
mT' Inthonv 8 and r Mrs
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Charles Melson v s ted • j
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith and j
family were Dover shoppers on
Sa J" rday- . . . . j
About twenty boys and girls j
from this community »re. attending.
Vacation *_»ible School at Salem.
Church in Farmington.
Mrs. Crerar Bennett and son, Ev-,
erett were umner guests of hei .
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Can
n0 M 0n , M v nd , a L n „ , a ^
Mrs. J. N. Johnson and daughte
Wanda, of Clarksville. Tenn., ar«
Tr ! '.«U«!
M^and Mrs Harrî BmminT Jr
and daughter of Bridgeville spent
Sunday with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Banning of Greenwood,
Callers on Sunday evening were
fir and Mrs. Lewis Richards.
Mrs. John King is on the sick
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NOWY SACZS, Poland—(AP)—j
Borderline swimming is out in Po- j
land—that is, along the Polish- :
Czech frontier. !
Authorities say too many people ;
are being droWned every summer j
in the turbulent waters of the Dun- j
kjec river. Portions of It form the
boundary between Poland and
Czechoslovakia. ' !
The Nowy Saczs fire, brigade
now has declared "no swimming
along the entire course of the Dun
ajec except in a few spots especial -1
4y designated. ;
Authorities also have produit
ed the circulation of all unregister- !
ed barges and ferryboats used for
the transport of passengers.
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Poles Ban Border-Line i
Swimming
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You—fellow American will die
aT ! accident this Fourth of July
unl '- S8 ' you are careful :
America's greatest holiday—the
Fourth of July—should be an occa
lon of rejoicing and cheer, but,
according to the Delaware Safety
Council, it is a day of sorrow and
tragedy for thousands of people
each year .
The three . da celebration in
creased mi ieag e y and relaüve pros
Pe rity are dangerous factors that
add up to a heavy accident toll. But
if you subtract haste, selfishness,
thoughtlessness and the desire to
show off and if you multiply extra
caution, and extra , courtesy, you
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^ ^ safe and sane Fourth of July
celebration.
Tq help yoUf the Delaware Safe _
pQnncil offers a few simnle sue
y eg Y lons . e a ew s pe g
1- Take that trip or vacation If
^ but d n ve with care,
Aboye take it and don't
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2 ' Wait an hour after a meal be '
^/^ne^' sta^^iithh^yoïr
J at f* al «ne. stay within your
deptfi. and don t show-off.
3 - Av0ld over-exertion and over
ex ?°^?,r e to 8un -
4 - The only safe way to handle
fire-works is to leave them alone.
Go instead to supervised public
displays.
Safety Council Warns
On Fourth Accidents!
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Why not celebrate the Fourth this
year in the true spirit. Make it a
joyous holiday dedicated to the
'freedom of our country. And make
that freedom a reality by avoiding
accidents that threaten to rob many:
Americans of their precious ànd
hard-won heritage. Everyone de
serves a real summer holiday. So
have fun on tbe Fourth. But be
Alive on the .Fifth!
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Philadelphia Athletes have lost 20
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Bridgeville, Del.
City Softball League
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Schedule Resumed
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As thfi nhroniclft nrpnarprt to ao
to press on ThursdaJ, preparations '
were underway for the resuming 1
of activity in the Milford Senior :
Softball League with four games!
be f n g scheduled for the Milford
High School Playground diamonds
Thursday evening u ,u u,am u
M uch Unteres" g was being shown
in the scheduled meeting of the
league's first and second olace
teams. ' unbeaten Telephone being I
slated to face the second place
Burton's nine. In other games '
scheduled for Thursday evening, 1
V. F. W. was to have met Caulk's. !
Mulholland's were to have met the !
I. O. O. F./and the Beachcombers
of Lin coln were slated to face the I
Red Men. All games were sched-^
uled to get underway at 6:30 p. m.
" l t a decent meefing of league ;
directors Herb Nichols nresident
| oî lïr iocal MJUball cir^ît an
nounced the following appoint
ments: Locklin Huth to be league
I secretary-treasurer; Oscar R. Bur- !
! to to be league statistician, and
Geor « e Watson. John Magee, Rob
i be' um^e's Barn6y BrigSS l °
be umpires.
, The standings as of Thursday
morning, were as follows:
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Burton s .
Mulholland's
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Caulk's . 2 3 .400
I. O. O. F . 1 2 .333,
Beachcombers . 1 2 - 333 !
Red Men . 0 4 -0001
Last Week's Results 1
Burton's 7, Beachcombers 6.
Mulholland 9, V. F. W. 8.
Telephone 19, Caulk's 11.
; Burton's 22, I. O. O. F. 1.
v. F. W. 12, Red Men 11.
j Beachcombers 9, Caulk's 7.
j Telephone 19, Mulholland's 9.
Games For June 30
j Lincoln vs. V. F. W., Field 1.
t Burton's vs. Mulholland, Field 2.
i j. o. O. F. vs. Telephone, Field 3.
j Caulk - S vs . Red Men. Field 4.
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Church news Sunday, June 26th,
Rev. J. P. George, pastor: worship
service 11 a. m., Sunday School,
10 a. m.. R. J. West, supt., Chll-1
dren's Day exercises at 8 p. m.
A very pretty and unusual wed
ding took place Saturday afternoon
at 2 o'clock in Bethel Mariner's
Church in Ocean View, when two
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Amo§
McCabe were married in a double
ceremony. Miss Pauline McCabe
became the bride of Richard Clar
ence Higgins, of Seaford, and Miss
* uth West McCabe^ became the
bride of Mr. Charles uee Boyle, Jr.,
of Trenton, N. J. The Rev. D.
Wildey and Rev. Charles Louhoff,
Jr - officiated. Mrs. Harry H. Dukes.
d r -' gave v-jcai solos, Through the
Years and Because, preceding
he csremony and beautifully ren
eiet ^ Lends Piayei during
I^ e seivice. Miss Shii ley McCabe,
cou « ia ° f b ^ es : *9*
wedding music. Mi. Amos McCabe
gave hia daughters in marriage.
m 'm Mary BVgnees McCabe, a sis
le r r ^ 'w m lon
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M " îsboro - and Miss Wanda Willey
were the bridesmaids of Miss Paul
ine. Miss Hilda McCabe, also
sister of the brides, was maid
honor, and Miss Grace Dukes,
Millville and Miss Eileen Mills,
Greenwood, were the bridesmaids
tor Miss Butb ' Ml ' George Higgins,
°f Seaford, a brother of the groom,
^' as best man for Mr. Higgins. Mr.
Gonald Ramer, of Trenton, N.
best man for Mr. Boyle.
ushers were Mr. Joseph Higgins
and Mr John Higgins of Seaford
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j reception followed at the home of '
Gie brides pa red ts, Mr. and Mrs.
Amos McCabe, m Miiivnie. The
happy couples left for a wedding!
trip—the Higgins going to Virginia
Beach and the Bovles to the Poco-
n.os. i
j Miss Judy Willey is visiting her
uncle and aunt. Mr. apd Mrs. Josh
ua Dukes, in Landsdown. Pa.
Miss Cora Jean Cannon snent the
j we( î ke ud with relatives in Seaford. i
Tlinmoe w Hinimor
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a J*"****® 88 1 p 1 Norfolk ' Va. on
Saturday.
Mr - Leaton Hocker, of Stockley,
«P« at Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs.
J °bn S. Noble.
C. j Capt. and Mrs. Clinton Evans and
daughter Naomi, of Upper Darby,
Pa., are spending this week at their
home here.
Mrs. Ella Palmatary, of Chester,
Pa., was a weekend guest of her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
; Mrs. Harold Palmatary.
F1 ° , Cbesnat ' of Bethany
Beach, spent Tuesday evening ini
Millville.
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Set For Tomorrow
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Judge and ringmaster at the
YMCA-sponsored horse show to be
he jJ ' n Dover tomorrow, June 25.
^ be Vaughn M. Richardson, of
Salisbury, and Barney McDevitt,
Marietla ' Pa " the «o*® 1 «" in
charge anm,unced today.
Scheduled to begin at 11 a. m,
the program lists 20 classes, in
cluding a novlce pony class . for
children under 14 years of age
wh0 se pony has not taken a first
place rl P bb( £ in a similar eV ent.
Other classes listed are:
Model three-gaited saddle horses,
pony driving class, green hunters,
road hacks, model five-gaited sad
die horses, horsemanship class for
riders under 18. fine harness
horses, musical chairs, open jump
ing class, Palamino class, three
galled saddle horses, knock down
and out. five-gaited saddle horse«,
Tennessee walking horse, open!
pony class, ladies' pleasure horses,
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Mr and Mrg 0scar Draper had
as dinner guests on Sunday Mr,
and Mrs. Lee Passwaters, Mr. and
Mrs. William Passwaters, Miss
Phyllis Passwaters, Miss Jannie
Passwaters. Clarence Taylor. Mr.
and Mrs. Brooks Goslin, Mrs. Ra
chel Murphy, Miss Della Bowers.
all of Wilmington ; Edgar Draper
of Magnolia, Mi. and Mrs. Nor
man Hopkins. Jr., and daughter.
Dawn and Kathy. Mrs. Emerson
Isaacs and daughters, Dianne and
Sharon. Some of the men Änd
young folks went camming and
FARMINGTON
had a wonderful catch.
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