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ROXANA
By Mrs. Alice Lockwood
Phone Selby ville 5981
The attendance Sunday morning
at the Roxana Methodist Church
was 207 and the offering $41.67.
The temperance program was
charge of Mrs. Vance McCabe, as
stated by members of Mrs. Samuel
Lekites' Sunday school class. The:
Mother's Day exercises were
sented by the primary department,
which were very much enjoyed,
Mrs. Hugh Stephens' Sunday school
class presented Mrs. William Bur
bage a potted plant for being the
youngest grandmother, and one to
Mrs. Harry Revell for having the
most children, which was six.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Harper
and three children of Chester, Pa.,
*
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ha ye moved into the apartment of
Chester Rickards here in town. We
\ are glad to welcome them to our
. town. Mr. Harper is employed at]
the Murray's Radio Service
' Frankford.
Relatives and firends loaned a
j helping hand to Horace Murray re
j cently and plowed his land ready
or corn', and planted it. He and!
bis mother make their home.
| together.
Miss Hilda Bennett of Wilming
spent a part of the week with
I her parents, Mr and Mrs. Gove
i Bennett.
! Rev .and Mrs. J. T. Graham of
j Bozman, Md., were house guests of
Mrs. Lillie Stevens this week,
Mr. and Mrs. Vance McCabe had
as their dinner guests Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Sewell Thornton of Chin
cotegaue, Va.
Elwood Harper of Chester, Pa.,
! spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
! Alva Lynch.
The funeral of Warren Lynch
was largely attended last Sunday.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs. Addie
Lynch where Mr. Lynch made his
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Parsons
and'daughter Mary Jane of Salis
bury, Md., were dinner guests on
! Sunday of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Godwin, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Godwin and
; daughter Deborah, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilmer Long spent the week-end
i with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Tasher Hudson in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Townsend en
j tained their son-in-law and daugh
ter > Mr - and Mrs - G arr * son Long of
! near Baltitnore.
strike In State Poultry
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' Plants Is Ended;
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Go Back To Work
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j ma ke up the increase, but the back
i pay will be limited to 90 days worth.!
The settlement was approved Sun-j
day at a meeting of the members of
the two unions, held at Rosedale 1
Beach, near Millsboro. The terms
had been arrived at last Saturday'are
at a negotiating session held at the !
office of the Eagle Poultry Co., in j
Frankford,
(continued from first pace)
The workers raised two points, i
which apparently remain to be set
tied. They want the wage increase
to include piece workers, and they
want jobs for eight drivers, who
never got back their jobs after the
Teamsters' strike a few months ago.
Works paid piece work rates at
the poultry'plants are the "deckers"
who handle live birds, transferring
them from the coops in which they
arrive to larger coops arranged in
decks at the plants. They get paid
by the coop.
Two officials of the Butchers
Council, from New York and Phila
delphia. were due to discuss these
points Sunday with Harry Landes,
spokesman for the poultry packers.
It was not clear Sunday night
whether they had reached an agree
ment, but the workers were due to
return to their jobs Monday wheth-1
er or not those points were settled.
The new agreement covers eight!
plants of these poultry firms: Dia-1
mond State. Millsboro. Eagle. Sus
sex. H and H. Acme. Snow Hill and
Caroline. All but those of the last
two were on strike, and the two
were due to be struck Monday.
A separate agreement had pre
viously been reached covering five
other plants on the peninsula.
TRINITY
The boys and girls from this com-1
munity taking part in the Music
Festival at Brtdgeville High School
on Friday evening were Elwood
Reed, Charles Melson, Jean Ann
Hastings, Carol Friede!, Virginia
Smith, Everett Warrington, Mary
Ellen Warner, Bétty Ann Carey,
Carolyn Wright, Barbara Rickards
and Medford Frampton.
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Shockley and
son entertained on Sunday after
noon from two to five in honor of
the birthday of their sister-in-law,
Mrs. A. T. White. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. A. T. White, Miss
Charlotte White, Mr. and Mrs. Earl>
White, Miss Jean Hastings, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Shockley and (laugh
ters, Sandra, Mavia and Betty, Mrs.
Osie Fisher of Virginia Beach. Va.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill White and
son of Federalsburg. Mrs. White re*
ceived several useful gifts. Every-!
one enjoyed the refreshments andj
good time together.
Joyce and Everett Warrington
entertained about forty of their
classmates and friends in honor of
their birthdays at the Dublin Hill
Community Hall on Saturday af
ternoon. Both received many pret
ty and useful gifts.
Several from this community are
attending the races at Harrington.
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Milford, Del.
Opportunity Days Will
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Those who have cooperated in
the past know that business is not
only noticeably stimulated during
the "Sales Fete", but much good
will is built with the shoppers, who
know that the cooperating stores
making an honest effort to
share their profits with them on
those days.
(continued (roa Srst oue)
The Japanese proclaimed the pup
pet state of Manchkuo in 1932.
f. r *P by bus* to Hershey, Pa., on
Tuesday, June 19.
Edgar English is suffering with
shingles.
Thurman Adams is improving at
bis home here from a broken ver
te bra. The nurse has now been dis
char 8 ed but he wU1 be in a cast
for a few weeks y et -
Mrs - Helen Harmon and son
Ral I )h j attended the viewing on
Thursday evening and funeral Fri
of their cousin, Mrs. Blanche
* da Adams in the Adams and Wil
i iams °n Funeral Home In Federals
burg, Md., followed by burial in
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BLANCHARD'S STATION
The Greenwood Home Demonstra
tion Club met Tuesday evening, May
8. with Mrs. Oscar Lofland. The bus
iness meeting was taken care of
with the officers in their chairs.
Eighteen were present. One mem
ber, Mrs. Albert Humphreys, joined
us. Our club has accepted the in
vitation to the Open House at
Todd's Community Building on
Wednesday, May 23. The club with
other friends have voted to take a
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Pascal Celery
CALIFORNIA GREEN
Fresh Peas
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lb.
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REGALO PREPARED WASHED
Spinach
JUICY FLORIDA
Oranges
FANCY
Cucumbers
JERSEY
Sweet Potatoes
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Preserves
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Peanut Butter
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Pork and Bean^
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Blended Syrup
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12-oz.
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Peaches
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VEGETABLE SHORTENING
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OLD VIRGINIA STRAWBERRY
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Green Beans
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LOWEST under the price ceiling regulation,
are the
daughters of Viola.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Adams and
mother and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ed
gell attended the funeral of Mrs.
Blanche Adams Friday in Fédérais
burg. *
Hies on Mother s Bay. f
Mrs. Bill Lord and Mrs. Medford
Calhoun chaneroned a skatim? n«r
ty over to MHford Rink la- ThSîs
dav evenine
Mr and Mrs Carl T.mkpr
Thurman Adams Jr Rnpnt
week-end in Newark
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Hammond and Beatrice Hlgnutt.
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