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By Mrs.
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IMr. and Mrs. Norman Draper bf
a. Petersburg, Florida, spent last
Week with his mother, Mrs. Rhoda
IJraper.
lor. and Mrs. R W. Baker of Wen
($iah, N. J., spent th& week-end
i ith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Baker.
Miss Ann Wootten of Newark,
ent the week-end with her par
ts, Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Wootten.
Mr. and Mrs. Melwyn Gregg of
Iforth East, Md„ were the Sunday
guests of her parents, Mr. and
JÇrs. Clarence Parker.
*Mr. and Mrs. Joe Willey spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Jjphn Hurlock in Pedricktown, N.
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Miss Neva Dickerson entertaln
1 the members of her bridgé club
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Mr. and Mrs. Lou Calhoun, Mrs.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Cain
S arrln ! ton WCre r< * ent quests
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Ryan.
I Henry Cannon, James Culver,',
Richard Harris, George Steinmetz,
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son, Earl Lee, Jr., spent Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Mae Baker. On
Saturday, Mrs. Baker's guests were
Elwood Baker of Philadelphia, Mrs.
Herbert Baker of Lansdowne, Pa.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker
and children of town.
Miss Nancy Ruos of Wilmington
spent the week-end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ruos.
Mrs. Glenna Adams attended the
L? Î 0 '.!?' Fountain in Den
ton. Md., on Tuesday.
j Mrs. J. Ellis Myer spent several
days last week with Dr. and Mrs.
John Massey in Newport News, Va.
Mrs. George Lord returned home
on Thursday from the Beebe Hospi
tal1 in Lewes after being there for
a few days uniier observation.
Mrs. Virginia Brock of Arlington.
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parents, Mr. and Mrg. Ira Bennett,
Mrs. John Hammond was hostess
to the members of her card club
on Monday evening.
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Alda Draper arrived here from
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Cordrey,
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Mr. and Mrs. George V. Ruos
ware received word that their son,
Edmund, is with the Air Force in
A l afdla and bas been promoted to
A/3C.
Mrs. Willa MacAllen of Dover
has been visiting friends and rel
atives in town for the past week.
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» Wyoming and Women
Wealthy In wool, cattle, oil and
coal. Wyoming was the first state
In the U.S. to assure woman's place
in politics.
Announcing
Special Every Tuesday
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DUPOMT H1GHWAV AND DUPONT ROAD
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Featuring . . . Radio Stars
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Hillbilly Orchestra
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Alton "Cur4y'
Jo* Nothaft (Bass Fiddle)
Buddy "Fluttorfingers" Hurloy (Guitar)
Eddio Salevan, Milford (Guitar)
Lloyd Geneva (Fiddler)
NO COVER CHARGE
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PHONE 4015
Friday & Saturday, February 27 & 28
Matinee Friday, 2 P. M.; Continuous Show Saturday, 2 to 11:30 P. M.
ANOTHER BIG WEEK-END SHOW FOR THE FAMILY!
"SWEEPING g||ACROSS AMERICA'S
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An , J: r P ov ® r base airman, Lieu
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urday near the Goose Bay Air Base
in Labrador. They were returning
to Goose Bay after thZ m^t ?eal
er reported his auxiliary fuel tanks
were not feeding properly
While makir.e a e r..nnri
nroarh in tnrLtinn
craft ran out of fuel All InV
planes struck the ground about
miles east of the air base Æ
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A Goose Bav Rescue helicouter
. res . helicopter
*?. 'T® pilots
Wltmn minutes.
The third plane and its dead pi
lot were found on Monday.
Names of the other pilots have
not yet been disclosed.
A r Force To Investigate
In Washington it was announced
ironie , i °T î°
j Goose Bay, Labrador, to investigate
1 jot accidents.
Th . e invest iß a tors i are from head
quarters of the Military Transport
Service, which was responsible for,
, ferrying 16 F-84 Tliunderiet ficht
Milford Pilot Is
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Lost On M ass Flight
when the accident occurred.
The investigating group left
Washington last Saturday. It is j
headed by Colonel Robert Forman,
deputy director of operations for
MATS, and Colonel Oliver K. Jones,
from the Headquarters Weather
Service.
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Campbell, chairman of the board of'
Je Delaware Colony at Stbckley. i
Mrs. Campbell was given a rising
vote of thanks for her leadership.
and she responded by thanking the
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0t ier officers named by the
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' Albe . rt Stetser - chairman and
j executive director of the Unemploy-:
i ment Compensation Commission.!
! vice chairraan for New Castle Coun
,y: I)r> Ueorge R Miller, Jr., state
superintendent of education, vice
chairman for Kent County; George
w - Bryan, superintendent of the
Gelawar 5, Colony ' vice chairman for
Sussex County; and Leon de Val
inger, Jr., state archivist, secretary!
an d treasurer to succeed Dr. Floyd
f. Hudson, executive secretarv of
the State Board of Health,
Committees will be appointed
within the next 10 days, one of
them, probably to be named at
once bei _ a unit char ged with
studying the needs for civil service,
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MaSOHlC Head To
bt. Gov. Rollins Heads
State Agency Group
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according to Mr. Rollins.
Speak Ip Milford
This Evening
Charles E. Green, secretary of
the Scottish Rites bodies of Dela
ware, will give a talk on the "Se
cret of the Square'' at Temple
Lodge, tonight. Presiding at this ,
session will be Master Calvin
Wells and Senior Warden. Tom
Derrickson.
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Coming—Sunday, March 8th: Blackstone, W orld's Greatest Magician
SUNDAY & MONDAY, MARCH 1-2 - 2-BIG DAYS-2
And Company—On Stage In Person!
Tues.-Wed., March 3-4
Matinee 2 P. M.
Gene Tierney
Cornel Wilde
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Leo G. Carroll • Vanessa Brown
Screen Play by CHARLES SCHNEE • Based on a Story by George Bradshaw
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guarantee the right of the wise to
talk." -David Cushman Coyle.
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COMING IN PERSON TO THE STAGE OF THE
NEW MILFORD THEATRE IN PERSON
THE WORLD'S GREATEST MAGICIAN
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of the Earth with his fntire Company of Performers, Mostly Girls, on the Stage of the New
Milford Theatre, Sunday Only, March 8th—Matinee And
Evening.
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jtures, including resilient floor's
resist fatigue and sound-proofed
areas.
The Dresses are on tiir>
ür
conference room. .
(realization of plans begun in Aug
Ust ' 1961, when the building on
Justis °n Street was purchased as
the first step toward a new and bet-i
ter Sunday paper for Delaware.
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Put Food Away
Can you put away your food right
alter clearing the fable' If so stack
ing the dishes is not much of a iob
and washing them isn't much more'
First Issue Of
Wilmington Star Due
. The _
h Min * ^ meetlng ot
that-cinb wiU £ e " lonstration
lb b held in Millwood Hall,
Wednesday, March 4th, at 2 o'clock.
Miss Charlotte Swanson u n „,„
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.Planned for April 14th. !
"C ^ward Salevan:
vice president, Mrs. Alice M. Webb;
^retary, Mrs. Walter Dill; trea
8urer - Mrs . Frank Austin; Health, i
Mrs. Jennie Short; Safety, Mrs.
Freeman Bennett; Citizenship, Mrs. i
Percy Haughey; Family Life, Mrs.
J - s - Willis; Community Work,!
Mrs ' Grover Donovan; Annual Re-!
ports ' Mrs. Paris Kirby; Sunshine,!
Mrs ' Har vey Davidson; Recreation.!
'^ rS ' Laara Michel; Publicity. Mrs.
James Abbott. 1
Millwood Home
Demonstration Club
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The Slaughter Neck Home Dem
onstration Club met at the home.
of Mrs. Walter Davis on Tuesday
February 24th. Mrs. Thomas Jones'
•.'esident, presided over the busi
dens »" May. The leaders, Mrs. Da- !
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freshments, the meeting adjourned
to meet w uh Mrs Wilbert leffer
sonTMarch
1 March - ._
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