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ELLENDALE
M . I _ .
Mrs. Annie Feberry of n*w Cm
«d mT B ^S
linghamofLa^rel were
Hev and Mrs Jame7SUiî Sun*'
*** and Mrs. James O Neil on Sun
Miss Allie Macklin is improving.
Mrs. Qeorgianna Ellingsworth-is
at her home here.
Mrs. Charles S. Hoyt is very ill
this date.
Mrs. Carrie Patterson, who has
been very ill, is improving at this
ti ™ e -
„ 'l^. kend gueats 9j Mr * aad Mrs.
J*;jr a a fc ^? n Mf-»nd Mrs. A1-;
fred Smith of Trenton. N. J., and
^ r M a P d M r * Di-exel Patterson of
and Julius Gorllch Sr
motored fo W^itinil s^J on Sun '
J
Mrs rnTcfun] f»mitv Ü
u. "dfamlly.
. Jill 1 ?. " 0.^.1 F,emln * vi8iu
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson of
Ellendale motored to Richmond. Va
on Wednesday to attend the funeral
service of Mrs. Dorothy Johnson,
wife ot Theodore Johnson, Jr.
Mr. and Mra. Walter Webb enter
tained guests on Sunday.
Mra Ehtella Clecdaniel, who has
been ill, is improving at this wrlt
Ing.
Mrs. Alfred Clendaniel is on the
sick list.
at
Mr and Mrs Thomas Waters and
fJ.Uy were^Ietî to MUfbrd U«t
«Mi,
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Sammons and daughters
were Mr. and Mrs. Willard Messick
of Milton and Miss Dorothy Mes
sick of Wilmington.
Miss Betty Deputy of Lincoln was
a caller in town last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Coverdale'
were callers of Mr. and Mrs. Rich-!
ard Johnson and son of Lincoln re
cently.
Mrs. John Elllngsworth and chll
dreu were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
C hartes Netbert on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith and sons
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Green and family of Lincoln last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spicer
were callers in Milford on Satur- i
d®^- _• j
The Ellendale Public School
opened Its basketball schedule to
day st Greenwood High School
Auditorium. The sixth, seventh and!
sight grade boys nosed out the;
Greenwood team by a narrow mar-;
gin of one point 12-11. At half time
the Ellendale boys led 7-6 and atj
only one time did they trail by one;
point. Jones, forward for Ellendale
sparked the offense by scoring 7 of
his team's 12 points, while Edwards
from Greenwood was high scorer
with 6 points.
The Ellendale girls basketball
team was defeated by a 19-10 score,
however, it was a hard fought
^ajj|
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tem.
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ncluding priming coat*, paints and enamels.
GROVER C. MARVEL
900 S. E. 2nd St.
SV< ;« I •
Milford, Delaware
l-20-4t
H&H Poultry Co
SELBYVILLE
Take» Great Carejn Finishing-Off The
Broilers They Bug From You There
by Assuring You —
1. Steady Markets
2. Top-Paying Prices
3. Prompt, Efficient
Service
First, Call
Phone Selbyville
2121 • 2411 - 4481
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Or Bayers:
HOMEK PEPPER
HORACE PEPPER. Laurel 4583
BOB LEWIS, Rehoboth 6146
LINWOOD (Tobe) PENUEL. Georgetown 394
or Milton 4258
H&HPODLTHT CO.
Phone 2411
Selbyville, Del.
Kam>. Virginia McClaren and Emily
Mowden sharing scoring honors
with 3 field goals apiece and Gloria
Passwaters from Ellendale led her
team W ' th 4 f,eW goa18 - •
Mr - and Un - L- J- Fleming gave
a b,rthd ay party in honor of their
daug . hU; birthday, on Friday. Jan
uary 13lh. Sydney received many
lovely guu. AH her friends had i
delightful evening and delicious re
fréshments were served.
The Ellendale Fire Co., has pur
chased an $18,000 American La
France Fire Truck which arrived
in town on Sunday January 22nd.
The tflremen are proud of this new
addition to their Fire house and
any friends wishing to donate to
ward the purchase of same, all con
tributlcns will be appreciated.
Class No. 7 Mrs. Mary Wilson
teacher will meet with Miss Owen
dolyn Lynch on Friday evening,
January 27th. All cordially invited,
Class No. 6 will be entertained
by Mrs. Hazel D. Elllngsworth on
Friday evening. February 10th. All
a, L COrdia,ly J ^P^îjd.
The Ellendale W. S. C. S. will
meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
I. W. Warren on Thursday evening,
January 26th. All members arelu-jMrs.
THANK^ Pre * eDt '
TI rîie K r^diP. nf rio.« v 0 .1
r-iLo J d J . °. f c . ,a88 No - 2 and
ainr'Lun 6 f* -re t0 ® x P r ® 88the, '',
appreciation to everyone who dona
î^,_ or .. be,ped ,n ?. ny . way to niak ®
éuccess ThI nSie^hTîifn m'**
The proceed^|m.°0.
^ ,
thf New Market^W^S^S win
have a St PaVrlck^' IMnner in Oie
Ellendale School Auditorium Chic!
ken pie. Adults $1.00; children 60c
all come and have a delicious sun
per for these ladies nr* nnt^rf für
being excellent cooks ror
CHURCH NEIWS
Ellendale Methodist Church
Hev. James O'YelL Pastor
Hnndny January 2*
Sunday school services at 10 a
m. in charge of F W Ireland suot
Preaching at ll'a. m. by castor
Evening worship at 6 45 p ni M
Y. P. V P • -i
Preaching at 7-30 n m hv njmtnr!
McColle)'* Methodist i liurch
. Key. James O'Yell I'astur
Sunday, January 28
Sunday school services in charge
of Preston Donovan, supt
I nlon Methodist ( hurch
, Key. James O'NdL Pastor
Sunday, January 28
Sundr.y sciiool services at 2
Preaching at 3 p m
Faith Bible Holiness Church
Key. Robert K. .\allor, pastor
Sunday, January 28
Sunday school services at 2 p
Preaching by pastor,
Everyone welcome,
No evening service,
p. m.
m.
*>
Proper distance for viewing a
16-lnvch television set is declared
by the experts to be six to ten feet.
OPFAN VIFW
ULLAI>i VULW
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The Sunday services at Bethel!Mrs.
Method,8t Church " ere " follow8:
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Super
intendent. Hàrry H. Dukes, Jr., con
ducting. The worship service at 11
o'clock with an inspiring sermon
h, Roy. D. C. Wilde, whoso sub
Ject "The Book of the Year," mean
Ing the Holy Bible.
At the vesper service we had an
informal song service with spiritual
hymns led by our minister and the
senior adult choir.
Selection sung by Mrs. Norma
Evans was enjoyed by everyone,
The minister. Rev. Wildey deliver
ed a good sermon on "Essentials."
He quoted the scripture "Thou
Shalt Love the Lord Thy God with
all thy heart, and with all thy soul
and with all thy mind, and with all
thy strength," This is the flfst com-*,
mandatent and the first essential
and the second is like, namely.
"Thou shalt love thy neighbor as
thyself." the minister said.
Mrs. Manie Hickman entertained
at dinner on Sunday her daughters
and sons-in-law. namely, Mr. and
Preston McCabe and two
daughters. Nancy and Jane of Bish
opv,He ' Md - Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Derrick*» of Ocean View and Mrs.
Ethel Mitchell of Frankford, a sis
ter of Mrs. Hickman's.
Paul Hitchens of New York vis
Hed h . ,s a . u . mmer . hwme and also his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hit
chens over the week-end.
, h Mr8 - E ® e L? tc . hum . ls 8 P®nding|
[ * Z VSJ X her daughter and
« "* * u,™ DaV,d
Marshall ton.
^ Murray entertained
î!î e ^ Thu I sday Afternoon Bridge
Club on January w at her home.
Inrrm* an< î 11 ® 4r8 ; Wa R® r Evans of
«'•••amsville, visited their parents,
o r J nd Mrs Everett r »nnon on
Sunday.
u H u. rry ^ itcheH entertained
5 er ^ ul ? shi 1 ne c,ass of #®thel Sun
'^ ay ® cho ° 1 on Thursday night at
he L hom ^ .. „
Mr. and Mrs. E. Theodore Evans
e . ntertained at dinner on Sunday
, ^ leir COU8in - Mr -s. IJllie H. Betts,
( a R® rs Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Evans
]/ ARI JUST \
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FOR REAL ECONOMY
AND SERVICE CALL^.
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DENTON, MD.
Rrtdgeville- Del.
Phone 2551
Used Machinery Bargains
1—John Deere B Tractor
1—F-12 Tractor
IH & Bissell Disks
1—A-193 Plow
1—Mt. Vernon Lime Distributor, 10 ft.
1—Oliver 3 F 10" plow
1—IH 3 F 12" Plow
$575.00
350.00
40.00 up
60.00
100.00
25.00
150.00
Guaranteed Satisfaction Or Your Money Back
1-13-St
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with VINELAND Live Virus VACCINE
Assures life-time Immunity with minimum loss. Vaccinate with Vine,
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developed by Dr. F. R. Beaudette of the New Jersey College of Agrl.
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disease if Vineland Live Virus Newcastle Vaccine.
Complete Vaccination Service
KEEN & BETTS
(Sueeessorx to Steele & Keen)
For a dozen years our vaccination crews have been serving Del-Mar-Va
broiler growers. They are thoroughly trained, available for quick ser.
vice and work rapidly and accurately. KEEN A. BETTS offer a com.
plete line of Vineland vaccines, drujs and disinfectants.
Lite Virus Newcastle Vaccine
Tracbetls Vaccine
Fowl Pox Vaccine
Pigeon Pox Vaccine
Pullomm Stained Antigen
"K" Formula
Pullorum Stained Antigen
"K" Formula Polyvalent
Sulfaqnlnoxnllne
Snlfaquinoxaliue FEEDMIX
Ammonia Water 28%
Hi-Let hoi 10 • powerful new
quaternary ammonium com
bination germieide, disinfec
tant and deodorant.
Sulfathlazole
Sodium Snlfathlazole
Sulfamerazlne
Sodium Suli'amerazine
Phenothlazlne
Formaldehyde
PotaxHlum Permanganate
KEEN & BETTS
Ocean View, Delaware
Phoae Dlckinmon 4Û6
Representing
VINELAND POULTRY LABORATORIES
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Jon Sunday afternoon were Clintoni
Quillen of Millville, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Middleton of Frankford and
Ehe H. Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs. George O. Keen of
thi „ town and the i r daughter. Mrs.
Norman Bunting of Prankford spent
the we ek-end with the former's
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
S? eg. Bowen at Balilmor.
M . M John p .
nSkaJSll visited their Mater wim
mÏSÏs H Betts on Snndav «fîit
* ^
Mr * k® 81 ® 1, Turner has been Ill
with a 8 ® vere coW -
Mrs. Jennie Parsons Is recover
ing from the grippe.
The Young Adult Choir sponsor
ed a covered dish supper on Wed
nesday evening of this week. Pro
ceeds therefrom to go toward vest
ed gowns for the choir. Everyone
was welcome to attend.
The program committee of the
Men's Fellowship of Bethel Metho
dist Church met at the home of
Rev. Clark at Bethany Beach on
Monday evening of this week.
There was a large attendance at
the January meeting of the Men's
1 Fellowship.
On February 2, the M. Y. F. will
give a three-act play at Lord Haiti
more High School. Tickets can be
bought from any of the young peo
pie of Bethel Church. Every person
of the church and each friend is
urged j.o,glve their support to our
M. Y F. by attending the p ay and
assisting In every way possible.
The Bible Study of the New Tes
jament. with Rev D. C. Wildey as
t \u profl ; able to ? ^ ery ^e
who will attend on each Thursday
night.
Mrs. William Charles of Long Is
land. N. Y.. visited her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Asher Anderson over
week-end.
Mrs. Laura Baker of Selbyville
spent Sunday with her nephew.
Howard Burton and wife,
Beautiful weather, mild and sun
shine which makes one want to bo
outdoors,
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin B. Short
and daughter Hope motored to Flor
ida for the winter. They are in
IIollyw<M>d. Florida, at present,
Mr* v«nei*ivnrh anrt
of n ^r Dawlin and M^ K
Banvfnf*5S?»SI?nhia ™ ite
M^h. \ v ïl h if, ted T Mr "'
W on ^ay eveS' ^
Mr an . SZ. „.L, Pv '" ! nf lv
ver
T a „H vZ
EanS an ™ r - ald Mrs -
" " Ue ' t ' any Beach 011
aunda Y
*f r and Mrs ' John Quillen £ ave
?. dinner on Thursday to Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Wootten, Paul Wool
ten (the latter's wife is visiting her
parents); Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Dolby and son Bruce and Mrs. Lulu
Lynch. ,
Walter Hudson was injured re
cently and is under the doctor's
care. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hndson
were dinner guests of their par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hudson.
Mrs Manrarpt Maison is snend
j n „ thp winter with her two sons
Mr and Mrs William Melson and
Mr ' ari H x.,!'« !„h Melson in
Washing.,n vV.r.h rarnim .
Callers on Mr and Mrs John
Wharton on Sunday were Rev and
\f rs weaver* Mrs Florence Rick
ârds Messrs Bennie md El wood
wSrtîï tone ud iJS^wSSm
j^rs. * Ollie Rickards and Carol
Q ui n en Mra . Wharton is improv
inr alowW
Quests at dinner of Mrs Myrtle
DerrickLn on Sunday weîe her ss
i^ m^ mXp W.J LTxo M,.
Mrfi ' H arold McCabe and sons.
Wayne and Roger of Roxana.
»ir and Mrs Thomas f Hiek
man . Sr. were guests at dinner of
, Mr and Mrs . Maurice Evans and
two children on Sunday,
\i r and Mrs. Edward Cannon and
son pjca and two daughters, Connie
and Beverly of Wilmington spent
Sunday recently with their grand
the'mother. Mrs. Lillie Betts.
Mrs. Francis Derrickson and
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more favorites per box
more quality per piece
more pleasure per bite
Bagains Pharmacy
33 North Walnut St.
Milford
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. Pe " infiu,a " os P Ual *» Salisbury
last T ee * î ,av ^ nR hl * u >™"* re
m, ' ved - He is doing nicely.
„ Mr " 8"»* , E. Derrletaon ot
Ooeair Elly ' Md • v,8lted her sister.
Mrs ' Effle Mel8on recently. She was
accompanied home by her sister.
Mrs. Melson who spent a few days
with her. Mrs. Derrickson also
visited Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell
here.
j Mr. and Mrs. J. Horace Derrick
a ^ re dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Hearn in Salisbury on
Sa ^ r «ay. Louis Williams was also
a dinner guest, given 4n honor of
„ b,rlh day by his aunt, Mrs.
H t. a . rn '
^f re Kr,eved to part with
F /^ nlc Bennett of West Philadel
ÏÂ who departed this life on
Wednesday, January 18. at his
home - His wife passed away a few
years ag< V He leaves to survive:
f ° Ur ° # hll d r ®n. a son. Ernest Ben
r î ett P* Lansdowne, Pa., and three
( ' a ^ hter *' «race. Hester
/" d "î, ,da - All are married.
3?»!, d ®®* a8 «d« , eaves grandchildren
a, *°' l b* 8 "® 8 one sister living. Mrs.
M a " ie .^ es * of Drexel Hill. Pa., one
ha,f Rlster ' Mrs Ll,c y Reyburn and
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the ? ate — Jama ? and Ella
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merly May Evans Bennett.
,« r .•"< 1 Era. Wa, P. Short at
tb « funeral services of their
hrother-ln-law. Mr. German, in Phil
ad€,ph,a recently.
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Give Us Back
Our Sidewalks, Sliml
doing it After all, the man it was
aimed at —Slim Henderson —is a
"<,.*1 frienil nt min*
. good fri «d of mine.
Slim came into quite a windfall
last month, and bought the old
i Clarke place. The deed nave him
title to all the 1-r ! rio-bfdmvn tn
lî *? «»'heUnd-right down to
1 th . e 8tn * t Then S1 ' m »^rted to ,
J ak ® " P , th , e 8,d8W8lk to mak ® his
lawn look better.
1 wrote that over an article in the
Clarion last week, but I didn't like
I felt it wasn't fair to the town
j * nd said tS in my article. Next
morning Slim comes around and
wants to know what I mean—get
Copyright, 1950, l ni ltd States Brewers Foundation
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Mrs Lee Magee has been sick at
" M R b<Hm , k at
| her hom « near town
' and Mr8 ' John CuI,en *"•
moved to Millville after residing in
an apartment of Mrs. Relia Evans.
I« aa ^ Short, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Irvin Short is employed at the Sea
(ord Nylon Plant
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Chickens consume twice as many
pounds of water as of feed,
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From where I alt, that was fool
ish. Once we'd cooled off (over
Innch and a bottle of beer at Andy's
Tavern),SIim decided the sidewalks
should 11- ,
>m i i g,, f d
and I promised deal time I'd take
a good look at the other fellow's
P° int ^ before writing
ting folks riled against him. I felt
ornery myself, and we had quite a
set-to over the whole business.
any
articles about him!
ffie. tytUju4_

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