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SELBYVILLE
/.
By Delphia Davis
Phsne 4012
t
Lieutenant and Mrs. James Wll
gus,. Jr., and three children. Con
. stance Louise, Robert Joseph, and
Susie Elaine of Smyrna. Tenn.,
arrived ln Selbyville last Saturday
to visit with their parents and rel
Lieutenant Wilgus is on a
ativ
ten -Sv leave.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith
and two daughters, Susan and Hol
ly Ann, Miss Lucille Smith return
ed to Wilmington on Sunday even
ing after a vacation at Fenwick
Island and with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Smith in Selbyville.
Miss Hope Rickards of Wilming
ton visited her grandparents,' Mr.
and Mrs. Frapk Rickards over the
week-end.
— , .
Mrs. Timmons uncle - and aunt,
"R"- aad ™ r s. Charles Joscelyne of
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Laura Baker enjoyed the
company of her nephew and niece,
Mr* and Mrs. Raymond Montgom
ery of M^rshallton, from Wednes
day to Sunday afternoon of last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Timmons
and children. Bill and Betty, had
as thçir Sunday dinner guests her
mother, Mrs. Horace Brittingham
and her friends, Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Layton of Federalsburg, Md.,
v.- t> * , .. ..
Mrs Peter Whaley entertained
at a bridge luncheon at her home
® n .J^ r 8 ? ay J" honor of N rs -
Ruth Clark of Newark, who is a
house guest of Mrs. Louise Pepper,
Other guests were Mesdames
Peaches Archino, Sarah Catherine
Townsend, Margaret McCabe. Anna
H Ce Gr ay '* nd He * en C. West, all
of M S0lb U n ® o . ' . . ...
„ ,9' T Earl Echols and Mrs.
Frank M. Long attended^ bridge
luncheon at the Country X!lub in
Rchoboth, given by Mrs. Lester
NewUffi of Bridgeyille and Reho
both Beach, last Thursday.
Peter Whaley. Jr., visited his
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Lynch in Bridgeville from Tues
day to Friday of last week.
Mrs. Jennie Simpler, Mr. and
Mrs. Vic C. Simpler motored to
Camp Wright, near Stevensville,
Md., Stinday, to see their son Earl,
who is there for a two weeks'
cation.
va
Mr. and Mrs., Lewis Brumberg
and children, Lewy and Becky,
Entertained over the week-end Mr.
For Complete Asphalt
Bvilt-Up Roofing
Service '
New Roofs Or Old Roofs
Repaired
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CALL
F. i. WARRINGTON
Oaergalewn, Dal.—2838
For Fraa Estimates
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Continuing Our Gigantic
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The Many Outstanding Values Of
fered During The Past Week Will
Be Continued On Sale Through
Saturday, August 22nd
STOP IN — BE CONVINCED
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FELDMAN'S
Milford
Delaware
I
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and Mrs. Anthony Papeano and
three boys, Bobby, Jimmie and
Russell, of Wenonah, N. J. Mr.
and Mrs. Brumberg and children
will leave Thursday of this week
for Ocean City, N. J., where they
have a cottage for two weeks va
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Downey
and children, Peggy and James,
had as their week-end guests, Mrs.
Gertie Hudson and son Richard.
Mr. and Mrs. James Patton and
son Jimmie of Lancaster, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. George Godwin of
near Ocean City, Md., entertained
on Tuesday evening in honor of
their son Harold's birthday: Mr.
and Mrs. Elwood Godwin of St.
Petersburg, Fla., and Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Downey and children of
Selbyville.
Mr. and Mrs. William T. James
and son John were glad to have
the company of Mr. and Mrs.
James B. Barnhouse and daugh
ter Sharon of Steubinville, Ohio,
from Thursday to Sunday after
noon. Mr. Barnhouse was a buddy
of Mr. James in World War II,
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Norfleet and
daughter Annie of Norfolk, Va..
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Elwood B. Rickards and sons from
Monday to Saturday of last week
Rev. and Mrs. Raymond L.
Markley and son William returned
to their home in Myersville, Md.,
last Friday after visiting their son
in * law a « d daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
John R. Davis and son Robert for
the past two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Archino
and son Michel had as their house
guests last week Mr. Archino's bro
ther-in-law and sister. Mr and
Mrs. Elmer Seger and children
Lorna and Bruce of Arlington. Va!
Mrs. Minnie Murray and son Sev
ern, Miss Olive Murray and sister,
Miss Maggie Murray, motored to
Taylorville, Md., Sunday, to
Mrs. Murray's son and family Mr
and Mrs. John Bertram Murray
and little daughter, Joanne Susan,
Sit
Mr. and Mrs. Hillary Holland
entertained his sister, Mrs. Hazel
Townsend o# Berlin, Md., at dinner
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
HÄRTET G. MARTEL
Phono 4466
Milford
J
NOTICE
During July and August
This Store
Will Close at 6 P. M.
Saturday Evening
Milford Wallpaper
& Paint Store
117 N. Washington St.
Milford
Delaware
7-3-91
on Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Grice McCabe
and two sons, spent Sunday with
Mrs. McCabe's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Elwood Workman in Reho
both,
Miss Jeannette Rayne and bro
ther, Calvin. Jr., left Thursday of
this week to drive to Boston, Mass.,
where they will be the guests of
Mrs. Hazel Levindoski and daugh
tec Sarah Lee for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Rayne, Sr.,
r. and
'
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McCabe, Jr,
and Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Me
Cabe, Sr., were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilkerson in
Milford.
Mr. and Mrs. Brice E. McCabe
and Mrs. Roland F. Scott. Sr., at
tended the wedding of their nep
hew, Thomas Baylis, son of Mr
and Mrs. Harry Baylis, in Wilming
ton last week.
„ . . _ ...
Four peçple in the office asking
be on the books as taxpayers.
Good citizenship wasn't the only
Three wanted liquor liceimes and
there's a law that required a holder
of such a license to be a taxpayer.
The fourth fellow wanted to make
sure the county didn't claim some
of his land.
.The whole thing didn't turn out
to be costly anyway. None of them
asked for more than a $75 valua
tion.
had as their recent guests. M
Mrs. Emory Marvel of Salisbury
Md.
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TAX PAYING MILLENIUM
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. — (ff) — Coun
ty officials blinked their eyes, but
there they were:
to
motive.
Fop Better Clothes—Use the Better Roads
«S 8 B
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Jas. T, Mullin & Sons, Inc.
6th and Market
Wilmington, Del.
CIS if
A Great
Store
I n
Great
/«! JUST
AS CIOSI
N AS YOUR
TELEPHONE
FOR REAL ECONOMY
AND SERVICE CALL^
WE
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DENTON 2S
DENTON, MD.
OCEAN VIEW
Allie Stephens celebrated their
birthdays (which were both on Au
^ust 14) at the home of Mrs. Linda
Wharton. They received mdny nice
gifts - Th p se present were Mr. and
Mrs. ï rv * n Mitchell of Millville:
Mrs - Alfred Hopkins of Camden,
IN. J.,; Mrs. Joseph Cannaday and
Mrs. Linda Wharton and Mrs.
children, Joseph. Dotty Ann and
Bett y Lee of West Collingswood
Heights, N. J.: Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Rickards and son Roy, Mr.
and Mrs - Bennie Wharton and chil
dren ' June and Gene, Mr. and
Mrs - Elwood Wharton and chil
dren> Janef - Elwood, Jr., and
Johnnie, Mrs. Horace Stephens
and dau & ht er Shirley, Mr. and Mrs.
Rlc hard Shirley and daughter,
Carol yn. and granddaughter. Ros
ealle> Mr - and Mrs - Asher Evans,
^ rs - 011ie Rickards and Mrs. Hat
Ge Wharton.
Home "biade birthday cake and
ice cream, also lemonade, were
served on the lawn. Everyone had
an enjoyable time. ,,
At Bethel Methodist Church on
Sunday, August 23. there will be
Bible School at 10 o'clock. Wor
ship Service at 11 o'clock. A guest
minister will deliver the sermon,
Music director, Mrs. Ella Mezick.
At the evening service held in the
beach pavilion on Sunday, Rev.
Donzel C. Wildey will deliver the
sermon. Mrs. Wildey has been in
vited to favor us with a solo.
haven been granted a vacation
during the last two weeks in Au
gust,
of
Rev. and Mrs. A. Jason Blundon
Rev. and Mrs. S. Turner Foster
Frankford
guests of Mrs. Mary Short,
were overnight
near
here, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Horace West,
Mr. and Mrs. John T. West and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond :
Hickman, Mrs. Ethel Tingle and |
Mrs. Sadie Powell were among
those who attended the Tunnell
Reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Ebe H. Davidson j
motored to Ocean City, N. J., on
Sunday and visited Mr. and Mrs. I
Harry L. Burton. j
Mrs. Myra Melson of Philadel- i
phia and Fenwick Island called ;
0n M f r r ; end î 8 here r p e T.V y - H M
Mrs. James Cahall and Mrs.
Mary Greenly of Harrington vis- |
ited their aunt, Mrs. Martha E. ;
Conway on Sunday. j
Mrs. Mabel Keen entertained her
Sunday School Class on Thurs
day of last week at her home along
Indian River, here. All reported
a V? 10 '
Miss Mary Ross Bennett of Wil
raington visited her aunt*. Mrs.
Mary Short on her vacation, here, j
Mrs. Everett Cannon and i
daughter, Mrs. Harry Howeth, Jr., j
and her baby daughter motored to j
Ocean City, N. J., last week where 1
they visited Mrs. Maine Cannon
Anderson last week.
GRAPES
ARE NOW RIPE
Ail Other Seasonal Fruits And Vegetables Harvested
Daily At . . .
Ricard s Vineyard
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Bridgeville
Delaware
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Shop Penney's
♦
MILFORD
DELAWARE
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PROPORTIONED
SIZES
SANFORIZEDt!
PENNIES BIG MAC
GIRLS COTTON & RAYON
PANTIES
The practical panty in
sizes 2 to 12. A nice as
sortment of colors.
I
DENIM JEANS
M
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$ 1
.59
39 '
PR.
V
Boys' Sizes 6-16
Practical for school and out
door play, afterwards! 8
ounce Sanforizedt blue den
im, fully cut to fit comfor
tably! Bar tacks, copper
plated rivets, heavy duty
orange stitching, assure
long, rugged wear! Zipper
fly. NOW, at Penney's!
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GIRLS' ALL WOOL
BUTTON
SWEATERS
A nice range of colors in
all wool sweaters. 7 to
14.
NEW PLAIDS IN
BOYS' GINGHAM
*2-98
SPORT SHIRTS
S'] .98
GIRLS'
ANKLETS
I
TRIPLE ROLL CUFF
. The popular triple roll
cuff ih white only.
Sizes 2-18
Ideal to wear with almost
any school outfit! Bright,
colorful, fine quality woven
gingham, in new plaid pat
terns! Penney's plus in value
is the Sanforizedt and wrin
kle-resistant fabric, v at this
low price!
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GIRLS'
COTTON
BOYS'
BOYS'
SLIPS
GYM SHORTS
GYM SHOES
White only, because the
wash easily sizes 2 to 14.
For School.
Blue Twill
Slices 26 to 36
GET SET FOR BACK TO SCHOOL!
Sizes 11 to 2
Sizes Vh. to 6
69 '
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Mr. and Mrs. Vangie Lynch were
seen at a restaurant io Ocean
City, N. J., on Sunday, while they
were visiting in 'Pleasantvllle, N.
J.
Mrs. Rosea Madera of Selbyville,
visfled her daughter, Mrs. Isaac
Long and Mrs. Horace Long re
cently ; also Mrs. Jonathon Long
was their guest.
The hurricane "Barbara" reach- i
ed here on Friday morning with j
high winds and rain. It continued
from early morning until the mid -1
? ,e ° f thea «™' ^imbs of
trees were broken off; corn was !
laid low, but will Tighten itself, we I
hope. A few trees were blown i
down. People of Bethany Beach !
were evaluated to Ocean View and ;
Lord Baltimore School.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Frysinger are
entertaining relatives from New j
Y ° rk .
Miss Ruth Baldwin of Haver- !
ford, Pa., has been the guest of !
her cousin, Mrs. A. Jason Blun- i
don.
Mr. and Mrs. Heal, Mrs. Eva j
Fogg, and Mrs. Julia Hilt of New ;
York have been guests of Mr. and !
Mrs. William Evans of New York
'*who are here at their summer!
LEAVENWORTH Kansas— (IP)—
Leo Zimmerln Of near aS Leiven
worth was bitten by uart of a
snake. »
The 42-year-old man was stack- I
ing bales of newlv cut hay when '
he was struck near the elbow Fel
low workmen found the head and 1
six Inches of the body of a copper- i
head in one of the bales.
Zimmerman recovered. 1
home; also the latter's son and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. William Evans^
Jr., have been here visiting them.
Mrs. Idetta Lynch, Mr. and Mrs.
Merril Donaway of Millsboro, and
Mrs. Nettle West of Clarksville,
visited Mrs. Lulu Lynch and mo
ther, Mrs. Martha Conoway ôn
Wednesday evening.
SECTIONAL SNAKEBITE
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When You Have A Large Or Small Job Of
BULLDOZING - GRADING or
MOVING EQUIPMENT
CALL MILTON 4366
Lawson Construction Company
Harbeson, Del.
8-21 -4t
C. W. Lawson
,
BftD atmiete'C bâtit a
SSoSSmTi A MUST'
K6KA l ULT IIV. la A MUST.
What is a keratoiytk? An agant that
det,d * B * •"♦•«ted *ki". It than peels
oft ' rx P°» in 9 mor * a««"* »• its killing
oe,ioB - 0#t T-4 * 1 ' ° •'•mtolytk, at any
dn,fl * ,or *' ,f not P ,# °» #d ,N ONE
HOUR * Y° Mr 404 bock * Tod<, r •»
RAGAINS PHARMACY
Milford, Dolawaro
WISH BOY DIES
BUCKHANNON, W. Va,
A little blind boy who once said.
"I want a new head for Christmas."
is dead. Ralph Reed, 11, was a vic
tim of pneumonia. Ralph made his
wish back in 194\ while being
treated for a brain disease that
eventually caused his blindness.
Ralph made his wish.
(^Pi-

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