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Mr and Mrs R L Slaughter had
as dinner
Mr. ahd Mrs. Martin Ginn of Wll
mington, Mr. and Mrs. George Mat
tlford of Smyrna. Mr .and Mrs.
Ginn are spending this week-end
with the Slaughters.
Mrs. T. Walter White,
spent
the week-end with her mother, Mrs.
Saille Mfilliams.
The Peninsula Annual Confer
Cnee began its session in Wesley
Methodist Church, Dover, Thursday,
May 17. Youth Laymen's Day will
be held tomorrow, May 19. Our
delegates elect from M. Y. P. at
tending are Jack Leonard and Joan
Conley. The Church School sessions
only will be held In the church next
Sunday. The pafetor will be at the
conference.
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O. Wayne Rollins of Rollins
Broadcasting, Inc., has announced
that construction of Radio Station
WJWL at Georgetown, is nearing.
completion and should be ready for
operation 6, May 30.
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! ac ycl6 8 with 10,000 watts radiated
| P° wer °n FM. Provisions have been
j made in construction for adding TV
as soon as this is possible and prac
tical.
The radio station and transmitter
and main studios will occupy a mod
em air-conditioned building located
on Route 113 near the State Police
Station at Georgetown. '
WJWL will be both AM and FM
operating on 900 kilocycles with
1,000 watts on AM and on 101.5 meg
Rollins Broadcasting, Inc., also
operates radio stations at Radford,
Va., and Fayetteville, N. C. Officers
of the company are John W. Roi
Uns, president; O. Wayne Rollins,
vice president and secretary, and
Katherine E. Rollins, treasurer,
Mr. Rollins has also announced that
Norman Glenn has been appointed
commercial manager of WJWL.
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COHING'TO THE NEW NILFOBD
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Saturday Midnite
Only, May 19th
The New, Milford Theatre will be
converted into an 'Asylum of Hor
rors' Saturday midnite when Dr.
Sllkini, the ghost master presents
his weird comedy riot on the
stage. This show features the
one and only FRANKENSTEIN
MONSTER, who Is pictured above,
direct from the Universal Studios
in Hollywood. .Critics proclaim
FRANKENSTEIN to be more
gruesome on the stage than on
the screen. Girls: This show will
either put new life in your men
or new men In yonr life. Bring
your boyfriend and see if yen
have a MAN or MOUSE. You will
be thrilled! Horrified! Scared to
Death when yon see FRANKEN
STEIN in person. This show is
the scariest stage and screen
fright of them all ... it's a thrill
er for anyone from 6 to 60, bnt
as Dr. Sllkini says, "It's all In
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P &ia°Lu^T"n RETURN OF THE VAMPIRE
Baptist Church Meet
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Held Here Last Week
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j American Baptist Home Mission
! Society. Brooks House seeks to
minister to the people of the sur
rounding community by offering
them socia, service» a Christian*
manner and thus giving them
Christianity by the mode of good
example.
Mr. Kllnck was born in Logans
port, Indiana. Early in life he
cided upon full time Christian serv
ice and shaped his schooling accord
ingly. In 1927, he entered Denison
University where he served
president of the Denison Ministeri
al Association and student assistant
in the Philosophy Department.
From Denison University in 1931,
he received the degree of B. A.,
as
i ant * in 1934, the B. D. degree from
I Colgate-Rochester Divinity School,
1 At 6:00 p. m„ all delegates,
friends and visitors gathered below
in the Sunday School room for
tempting fellowship supper. Old
acquaintances were renewed and
new ones made.
At 7:30, the meetings were again
resumed. This time the speaker
was the Reverend Frederick II.
Pterne. Reverend Sterne has been
the pastor of the First Baptist
Church of E"dicott, N. Y., for an
proximately 15 years. Born in Eng-1
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good fan". Many faint away at
every performance; so if you
want an unusual evening, don't
miss the "Asylum of Horrors" on
the stage of the New Milford
Theatre, Saturday midnite. May
19th, at 12:00 p. m. DON'T BE
TURNED AWAY—BUY TICKETS
NOW!
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Desiring further- training, he
I came to America and became stu
j deat pa8tor at Weston Springs. Ill.
de-!^ ft !r 2 y f ar8 ' he , be " m l assistant
-1 . h * min * stei °f the First Bap
* ? 1 Church of Knoxville, Tenu.,
where he was later orda,ned -
Reverend Sterne returned to Af
rica for a 3 year's stay. He wasj
active in many affairs there. Later
he returned to America and Settled
in Huntington, Long Island.
He was awarded first prize in a
stewardship sermon contest and 3
times won the Bardic prize for poe
at National Eisteddfod in
South Africa, being crowned Chief
Bard at the age of 19,
His poems have been a feature
in a large daily newspaper, have
been broadcast from a radio sta
tion in Chicago, Jersey City, and
Binghampton. They are also pub-1
Ushed in book form under the title
of Harp A-Thruraming .
When thé meetings closed at 9;
! P- m -, niany went home tired in
body but refreshed in spirit and
soul - The quality of the messages
were beyond comparison.
Springtime Household Note
When you change your windows
from heavy drapes to sheer cur
tains, hang a sachet bag on the
hook that holds the tie-backs. The
soft breezes will bring a subtle
fragrance into the room.
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DRIVE-IN THEATRE
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ADMISSION—$1.20
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Fri.-Sat., May 18-19
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Sun., May 20—9:00 p. ro.
GALA STAGE SHOW
Lefty and Hillbilly
Pals
From Station W. D. O. V.
Plus Guest Stars
Mon.-Tues., May 21-22
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Wed.-Thurs., May 23-24
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Griffith's Barber Shop
NOW OPEN
Hours: (Except Friday)—8 a. m. to 6 p. m.,
Saturday Included; Friday Evening, Open
Until 8:00 p. m.
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Grange Hall At
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DoVCT 18 Dedicated
brought out that Canital Grandi
lostits Xmer quart«« S hi
chapel of Se olS Presbyterian
Churc h when the atatp nn
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State Museum.
(continued tram tust sue)
He then stressed the fact its
$15,000 national award received for
community services made the new
home possible.
Gift For Chairman
John B. Tarburton, chairman of
building committee of Capital
Gran S e whi ch effected construction
°* *he project, was presented with
a wr * s ^ watch and high praise—
|^ or t* 16 results of the work guided
by him and his committee.
U. S. Senators John J. Williams
and J. Allen Frear, Jr., sent tele
grams regretting their inability to
j, e Dre sent and coneratulatlmr fani
ta j orange.
Harry C. Johnson Smyrna state
master, who was in charge of the
dedication ceremony spoke of the
stimulus that the new bulldlne will
give the activities of the granee and
mentioned that the grange a8 a
whole was the first to recognize
the rights of women and deserves*!
honor for correctly estimating wo
man's talent and accepting her into
its councils.
He pointed also to the grange's
fostering of family, religious so
dal, and educational life, and loyal
ty to God and country
City Solicitor James H Hughes
III, representing Mayor William .l'
Storey, who was out of the city,
extended the congratulations of the
rnayor and council of Dover
Others who spoke or were pre
sented were: Mrs. Robert P Robin
son. Wilmington, whose late hus
band served as Governor of the
state and as State Grange master;
I'Paul Mitchell. Hockessln, immedi
«te past state master, and Mrs
Mitchell, National Grange home
economics chairman ; Mrs. New
som. Frank Jump, master of the
Indiana State Grange, and Mrs.
iJump: and other nelaw.re state
an< * ^ Pran g, leader». ,
ADAMS' X ROADS
Mias Grace R. Adams of West At
lantic City, N. J.. Misses Minnie
and Altha Adams of Wilmington,
snent the latter part of the week
with their niece. Marian Robinson
and famllv, due to the death of Mrs
Blanche Adams.
Rev. C. H. Atkins of Marydel.
Misses Bernice and Altha Adams of
Wilmington, Mr. Charles Adams.
Wilmington. Miss Grace E. Adams
of Atlantic Citv. N. J., and Mr. and
Mrs. George Wheatley and famllv
wore Frldav dinner guests of C. W.
Adams and Marian Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Curse of Connecti
cut, were recent guests of Mr.
Mrs. Charles Johnson and family.
Sunday School at Bloomery next
Sunday at 10:00 a. m.
Mrs. Helen Harmon and son were
Sunday supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Orrle Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wheatley
and family spent Mother's Day with
Bernice Adams of Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Adams and
family entertained on Sufdav, Mr.
and Mrs. Reese Adams and family.
Tropical waters hold the great
est variety of brittle stars, rela
tives of the starfish.
and
EPWORTH
By Mrs. Renben Riley
Phone Brldgeville 8424
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Smith and
family and Bobby Smith visited Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Elliott of Fred
erica, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Smith enter
tained Mr. Arnold Sell and son,
Richard, at dinner on Friday eve
ning.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
C. J. Smith were Mrs. Granville
Morris and daughter, Emma, Mr.
and Mrs. Harley Brittingham of
Philadelphia, and Mr. and Mrs.
Carlton Harris and family of Cor
dova, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith
were Sunday dinner guests of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anthony
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Anthony of Har
rington.
Mr. and Mrs. Stayton English of
Alexandria, Va., were week-end
guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar English.
Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Cannon were Mrs. Bertha
Howard and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Franks of Philadelphia, Mrs. Nora
Cennon, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Can
non an( * son anc * Mr, and Mrs. Les
ter Cannon and children,
Mrs. Norman Adams and daugh
ters visited Mr. and Mrs. George
Chaffinch on Sunday.
Recent callers of Mr. and Mrs.
J - c - Loockerman and daughter
have been Mr - and Mrs - Emery Wil
ley> Mrs - Elmer Tull > Mrs - Allison
Dav i s - Mrs Luther Lyons and
dau ghter, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mar
tin, Mrs. Glenna Adams, Lewis
Richards, Miss Lydia Riley. Mrs.
Jo8e P h Bailey, Mrs. James Fret
î ard ' Axel Hallengren. Miss Ells
Es t ron f r °m Sweden; Miss Olive
JaÇobsofDoyer? Mr and Mrs Cor
be " £ f ®°°J V1 Pa ; Win
Afld Hubbard of Newport. Va., and
Mrs. Maude Loockerman whq was
a bou8e gue8t for a y eek -
* Und&y c A a ' lers of Mr ' and Mrs ;
™urman Adam * t „ were and
Jean anS'ceoS Son
IT'smyrna. M,' wm"arn Brock
hurst and Mr. and Mrs. A. Hum
mer of Ridgefield, Park, N. J., Miss
Shirley Strubble of Oakland. Calif.;
the Misses Mildred Croll and Ger
trude Brockhurst of New York
City; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Adams and
son of Seaford; Mr. George Schrep
pler of Middletown: Mr. and Mrs.
William Croll of Hickman; Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Collison and Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Adams and son.
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