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The Newar k Post, Newar k, Delawar e, T h ursday, December 3 1, 1 9 !j ;~ lor's Message Paving .To Link PRJ 'E FIVE CENT' Thanks Faith Hone BrooksIde Areas Campaign LaggiJl (r Gi I't Baskets Brigl t S --- -' -___ , r Near Completion In $15,000 ])rive . IJ I • I en eason Boggs Offe rc T hanks For Korean A rmis tice, V ~te ra n s' For Ae tna Fit·eJH CU For 244 Needy ul Newark A rea Sacrifircc; I ~ x pl'es~e Satisf~ ct ion With Improv eme n t M a rro w s ~S ur faci n g In Health, EducatIOn ; PredIc t s Progressi v e N ew Yea r To J o in Sections C, I{, Retu rns S h o rt $5,000 Cent ral Welfare - CO~tn\ it t ee-Di~ ributes 67 h r is tmas T o Save Three-M ile T r ip O f Necessary B udget ~a ' k~t s \ \ Il t h i.n 5-Mi le Hacliu Of Newark; City Truck. In n Nell' Y ear 's mes s age issu ed Mond ay to t h e people For A nnua l O p eration I rovlcl ed 1' 01' Y ule Gift Deliverie On Chri tma ' Eve . become onc ~ th e tate of j)e la ware, Gov. J . ' a leb Boggs voiced h is B roo k ~ ide w~n commu11lty Instead of two sections Some 2.300 havc re' I' hl'istm 8s, 1£)53, for 24 ·1 pel'son within a 5- ll1ile radiUR Iimi III for Ih in j5H t o com e in 1954, and expressed h is satis­ ~ual s f:~~~a~~~ri~~. a muddy "no-man's sponded to the annual Aetna lI ose 01 N w a rk was made h appier throug h the kindn e ss ' d ff .t :tiOJl wi t h Lhe pr og res s made during the past year. S f h Hook and Laddcr Company's fund of m o r e f t t 'd clll e 0 1 oar, t e only practical way u1'1 ve wIth a total of $10.04 2. J ohn . o r ulla e r e s t nt of the ar a, who, undel' the di- Th e GOI'ern or g a ve t hanks fOl' the cessation of Korean to drIve from Section C to Section C. Cunn111gham,' campaign dlrcctol' l'ectlOn of the Newark e ntral W lfal'e o mml' t t " K has been a thl'ee-mile trIp and N k F Ch f - e e p I o v\(le d tosliIi ti : and tl.IC .. a ~ e r et~rn o~ men in t h e a rmed for c es, through Newark's business distrIct war Ire I nnn" unccd 67 holiday b'ls kets f ' d ' t 'b t' ' UJd eXJlressed h lH >atlsfactJOll wIth the stability of employ­ or an. even longer j aunt on thc ye~t:I~~~ ~r for an additional $.; .000 hl'is tmas E:e. 01 IS 1'1 U Ion to n eedy fam ili , o n ~t nl in Ihe slnlc. a I "lc of popula­ Chnstlana and Chestnut Hill Roads w hich is necdpd to finance the an- The h . b k don expansion lIwl leads thc na­ 400 R - by way of Ogletown. n~~1 budgct fOI lhc comIn g yea!'. eapll1g a s e t contain d all SOl'tS of cannc d goods, tion. and with llnpl'O \'cd hea lth a nd ental Unit th~~~c~?~~ st~~g~~~~~~s are brillging The fund dl'lve ~01l1~n1tt ec IS ex- "u.gar. cundy. flour, coffee and frull rducallona1 laclltll es Ma1'l'Ows Road, which IS due to ood all , pcetlng a h avy Icllun nfler the High S h I U wllh ham or clllckell toys for tI . A partment House be the "Mam St reet.. of Brookside To olle t wishes Ilrst o( the. ):~ ar when h ou~e h o !d- C 00 Satre famlli 5 with Chri s t ll1 as - hun g l~e In pari the Govrrllor slatcd : . S e s s '1'he year 1953 has bccn espectal­ :-vhen the sh opping center is built. ollr be io f~~~s ~~ I~I~~ e~~ ~: .1 t ~~dh~;\~~~lt;:~~~n .~ 'Of St I· S b youngsters, and clothing. y PI anne{I For City IS bemg paved as a direct lmk be- for hOP~heo\lh said Chic f Cunn111gham . a( IUITI oug It Mrs J . H ar vey Dickey has b cn I), significa nl lor many of us Whilc I l l\~ee n C and K. And the IIrst fam - . lid goa The 1l1mlmllm annlla'l opcratmg FOI. Honl '" F t] II W a ! rr~a n of this annual Coml11 unity it was ma rked wIth lhc usual ~'0 - $ --- lit es have moved into S ection M ~n 1954. budgcl is $15.000, 111cluding provi- e 0 0 l Clubs. Sla le tax off Ices, w ilt be held J an . .Y Thc Rcv. Howard S. Hug us. pas- Grange Hall, Gcorgetown. sta l tlHg not ha ve delegates a t the scsS lons. qUlckly brought undcr control Mrs. W ,0 . Wll1 te. Ncw Century 4. nt Capllal Grange Hull 111 Dovcr ' C Simpson h . t d tor . Wll ! spcak on the w orldwidc at 7:30 p.m Thc coursc is o ITercd The cxccuti vc board WIll mect A SundOl Y flrc thl'eatened to dc· Club preSIdent: WIll conduct the J an 5. " t Midland Grange lIall i~ (arm o( 3-0 as OPC I ~" w ork of the United Luthcran by the University of Dclaware's at thc homc of Miss Maclat·y a t stroy thc w ooded area at MIlford bus1l1 5S mectlll g to foll ow lhe Georgetown : and J an. B. in thc Flt.c malnl ' acrcs ~ n c~ Church of Amcrlca a t the m onthly pou ltry depa rtmcnt in cooperation 8 p.m . Monday, J a n I I. Crossroad a nd COl'ller Kelch Road !f u es ~ spcakcr. 11 01 11 . at Mirlrlle1nwn. nil mpc'tlllgs purebred Ayr~ :':~: :e ~: _ mccting of the Women of St. 'paul's vnth thc S tate Board of Agrlculturc the ~ r oper ty of, Alc::,i s d uPont. Olar MIS. E Hug hes Nu l!er and 111 1'S. startI ng nt 8 p m Thesc sessions arou nd 4.000 t urk~ Ys :ach on Tuesday e vening. Jan. 5. III thc Ia nd the Dcla:-v".rc Poultry Imp rove· UnivcI's ily W0l11e n To Ile al' ~ . ?homas. ass t chlef. of thc Actl," ,,,las P Cttlt arc ~o - c h a ll 'm (' n f th,· arc to cxplai n I'ccent changcs in tax ...._ _"'; .. n_ ,.'.. mainhins 4.;0 t ll l'k f I' parsonage a t 115 O.rchard Road ment ASSOCia tIon. ~cre IS n o • , Fll ~ Company. Icpolted the Ilre uncheon commlttce. aSS Isted by laws. and to answcr q uesti ons about e'~' nnn eys b Ot MI's F.ll za bcth S tcltz IS prcs ldent of twtion chargc or rcglstratlO n fec. A d verh Ing Con u ltall t sta l ted on a d ump. AddItIOna l w ater \11'5. C. M. Cox . Mrs. J . Owen El~. prcparing I'ctllrns- not to computc ' " ('II . cO: 1'1 (,s ~ Oll . the ·organiza t ion. had to bc hau led 10 prevent thc flrc \fl·s. Robert Rohm. Mrs. Efl wnt'f1 individua l tax returns ( a~~ ~s l a y e~S 01 Thc annua l cong regational meet- W'I ' t PI B k The Univcrsity Womcn's Club (!'Om spreadIng to the nearby ",ood-' Ma tl h c w ~ , a nd I\.1I·S V rnon I.C\',,,·. TIl(' most important incomc tax b ' a m pro ucc ~ in WIll bc h e ld in the l\cwar k I nung o n lone 00 cd a reu. j\ -cw Century Cl ub me ll1 bpJ's al'(' h(, lp is some1h ing farmers c,m do Sh. ~ [I~~'n~~(~dO~~ser a tc s C!mtl'y Club on Wednesday ..J ~n D c livel' i es S t a r t Feb. 2 ;~ ll~~ i ~ \ ~; :O~~~~ ~~ I :;r;c~ ft~ gl l~~ . r I ,1 ~ . ~:c('t~l nt o bri ng gucsts to lhe Mondoy for lhcmsclv s a il ycar. and that is farm 10 par nP I'shi" wi th 20. prccedcd by a cover ed ch sh Room in Wa1'1lc r Ha ll and MISS Ncw Gas S latto n fo 0PCll 1)Ulla ld L. &oytl cn I g, to k rp a good set of hl1'1n r 'cords. · farm has " capacit y suppc r sta r tlllg at 6:30 p .m . Delivery of the new annual edi- Ma ry Janc McLaughlin. advcrtising A t \V. Mai n & E ll lOll Rd . Qunllfic d as a carricr pIlot altcr N. , P' 1 LIn ~~?d~r" /~I~ ~i~ts ~~d ar~~~ fpctsn~~(i brOi ler-. mnln l1lllS a herd " tion of the Wilmington telcphone ~ o n s ult a ni fOI' Ora.cc Lloyd Collins ___ six succ Ssflll landi ngs a bon rd thc ,n ~ 101110 f'S O(,U uoy large capIta l Invostmcnts wh ich . ~nd pI'ocluces soy· Vnlley F OI'ge P ilg rimage dircctory WI ll begin F c ~. 2. accord ' llll Wtlmlngt. n. WIll speak"to ihe A ncw Atlantic Refini ng Company li ght ail'Cl'a!t carl'ier USS Montcley SCl'Vlllg 011 D c It'oyC'r ha v h ig h deprcciation costs 111 . ~~r~ ;~ ~ t ~~~1 S ~:t e ~'1?; ~ S.ched ule d FOI' J a nunry 3 I~~ ~ / oofl~~~t ~i a~~~d d~;~ : ~ t ~~~: ~ ~~d 1~~r;;b~~~ doCn ~~ ?n ~~PI ~ i S':~~: ~~ I ' ~~~C c~~~~~.n ';' i~' c~I~C~l;i~,m~~::~~~ / :;'O ~~~I ,£~l lk g;d~~~ x~~~ ~~c~I~ .I Y5 nIJ J ohn A. Lauer. son of Mrs Sarah fanncr ho s1l 11 kcpps !'('cords on g (OImrl' Statc scnator. DI' la warcans w ill make thcir a n- p ~ o n c. Co. . La ~ g hh. " . w ho WIll ..brlll a wca lth and Elkton Road li nd I' the man - I 111 1's. M. L Boydcn of Ncwark. Don 11 Whlt('man of ROllte 3. N('IV.lrk, ~~ p~~ r:;g d~~}~cora~nl~~~ ~ ~ ~ ;~r ;~I?:' of lhl' State 1 '1 " to Volley Forge on We I'C try ing to get away fl om ?f 111t (' ~ cs ting motellol on thc sub- agem l'nt of Bob II1cF'arlin Itfe- / attcnded Ih e U111 vcrslty of Dcla· has ben promotcd to shlp's ser- If you necd a fa rm rccord book, are FI'1l'st S Mat· nun 1111 g l ~m: gc3 whcn thc First /dClh I'y Jus1 b forc Christmas. b - Jcct. WIlt h ave two pI ces of both long Newa r k reSId ent . wa l'c beforc entering thc Naval vic(' man firsl class USN whll .. your county agent has scvcra l kinds · '('\\ark . Chal'les S ~~~~ a~'11t ~e h ~ ~ o r c d at the annual ca usc.of the cmployment situat IOn," types of chin.a to cxhlbit. Mrs. Cy.r us I The sta lion w ilt b ~ open scven Aviati Ol: Cadct program through thq scrving aboard lhe 'dcslrO):e r USS available. and will bo glad to ex- F and Raymond E Dclawarc Day cxcrCIScs a t one of h c said. . , Day, ~o-ch a lrm. ~:' of l!' ~ p ro g l~m days a wcck. ft'om 7 a m. to 9 pm , Nava l All' Sla ti on, Willow Grovc, P a I Ma nsfield. plain th('m to YOIl. ranklord the nati on 's greatcst shr ines. I Th ncw book Will conta m th() commlttec. WI 111lt 0 Ilce t C on I in addition to gaso li ne. uil. and B- - The'stat is assigncd the initia l names. a nd numbers of persons who spcakcr. . .. . g rcasc scr vic , ca r w ashI ng "ntl CaIlC'!'I' Df'tf'ction C('ntf'r oy Tnki ll" Ba ic Sund ay i~ Jan ua ry tradllionaJly bC-1'sUbSCI'lb d up to Jan. 4. Rosc dc- fThe f S O ~ tn l cto m']" tt c~ In cha! gc poli sh ing. and a cuulpletc li nc of P bI· S hIS d OIl/-: . W' lf ,j' ." ca usc' of its h aV Ing been the first clared. I d in 0 ' IIr ~ l' ~l m I~l s orR el e V ~ 111 ~ g tires. tubes. a nd atcessories will be It ZC C 00 l u ents jJ er To Ill' n Ncwurk Jan. 12 J I at' l l1f'S sta tc tl? ratify· thc Constitution of a b~~~ i~C Zee :.ill b ' com p cte ~~ n ; cMI s .r s ·Ro~~;r C ~~~i'~g . c ~:.';;~ o f ~re~~ad u a t c of Newark H igh Thc StOlte Board of J-! alth w ill the Unltcd S tates. - Hcrbcrt Dorn. Mrs E . D. Turncr. School. MI' . McFarlin formerly ow~ - C;ty Chrz·stmas G; .f.Jt 0.1' 'l"US;C hnvc a Cancer Dctccti on unit Il t T · I TY7 · MI·s. E. C. Byam , Mrs. L e? J . Cot- ed a nd o p e r a l ~ d the Newark tax i " ":J I 'J l r.l. " the Stud nt Health Cr'ntc!'. n " I,- V Old 7\. ewark Gtr w tns n 0,11" . , ,Mrs. ?I ~ f B?rgclin. Mr s~ scrvlCC. Hc is lll arncrl and r esldcs warp and So Ith Coll egc Avcnucs ('nh'I(' ( 01' a u . Servi ce Johs Anllo u nce n "Christmas Gilt to the Commu 1l1ty." Kncena. and J oan J ackson. Two ______": ann 1'1'101' to hi s n- Ba rbara Bohning. daughtcr ~f r:d;i fair j ob for a six year old on the 1 --,. Thc program took the place of n~l1nb e r s werc sung by a quartet of J\-f o lldny Blackoul Rf's u /'s as Cml1l oY!' f1 hcrc by a nd Mrs. W. H . Bohning a t I hone didn't quitc r ecall the Th I':ewark ElectIOn Boa rd Will Civil Service examinations have the mon lhly Parent-Teacher Asso- Rl chal'd P ark r. Robert Rahn ..J CI- V'I T f F 'J Mot"r ompany. Da ll am Road, Newark. h as bccn Uelle: sh ~ s ed fO I' hcr prize-winning Icondu ct a city registration fO.r loca l been announced for positions as Di- ciatlon me ting and was repeated Ir old K notts. and Kermit Dancy. 'v len l'nn OI'lJlf'r nl selected as a na tional win nc r of a ntry, but the contest j udiles w crc v tcrs a t the Council BUIlding on etitia n in Vc terans Administration a t thc clOSing assembly p rogram I Whcn the massed fin alc b gan, Tarle large-sizc Miss Curity nursc doll obviously impr ss d. . Saturday. J an. 23, (rom 7.30 a.m. to hospita ls at annual salari es of 53. bcforc the high school start cd its thc A Capell a chOIr was already on 1'h CIty Engincer ing D partmcnt in a first-aid contest conducted by Fit'st-aid training for the' winners 17 pm. . 410-$1.205. E lementary Teacher in Christmas vaca tI on last Wednesday. stagc. All the othcr g roups marched r('ports a plpAsan fly une"pntful T rip Ba uer & Black. Chicago manufac- ill continue, for the doll prizes To ~ c cli glble to vot? II'! any the Bur au or Indit. II Alfairs. ~3410 ; SIX choral groups and a brass tn a processional to POSitIons on Christmas holiday \Jcri d turers of IlI'st-ald supplies and w lct Iy o u ((i tt ~ <.1 ith Jl Il I'ses mun iC Ipa l or specia l clectlOn tn the a nd Vcte rilltlllal, jn 1he ;:;ll rcau of eh 11' [rum thc high school band and n or thc stage. with Mrs No pm rgenL} ~~.:.~ \ ,.!ll rrcpi e surgica l drcsslngs. ale comp d first-old kits contain- City of Newark, a p rson must be Anima l Husband ry. $4 .205-$7,040. tool' part Singing g roups were th IStre py di rcctmg. One by one lhe from Chr"tmas E vc untIl Monday Barbara. wh o Is six ycars of agc ~11liform s an ulpm nt in mi niaturc a U.S. eltl7.e n. shall ha vc been domj- Applications arc also bcing .DC - primary choit·. intermediate choir. li ghts wcnt out, und thc 300 si ng- night ot 10:15 w h n t ra nsformer Ilnd a nrst grade student a t the l ing ~u ~~en~~t_aid suppllcs. cilcd In thc St,te of DelaWAre for c (' p~ ed for POSltl~)11S . as HOSPltal l junlor high school choir. girls' g lec ers turned on Individual fl ashlights trouble d velopecl at Ty re Avenue Newark Elemcntary School. won and th 2000 prizes ore being one y ar and In the City ot Newark ReSIdent. $2,200 ; Dleteltc Intern. $1 .- club, A Capella choir. and s nior to the si nging of "Silent Night." and Ma! n. . h 'z b coloring thc Pif tureS j Marc ant' little girls al l over tor at least thr e months prior to /800 , and Accountant. $4 ,205. hlgvh slChool mtlixed wchorusl' r b I Then the lights went on and thc u nAtlll1 SChlotYrtl ystr.efettcrllmghidtsn l: htreW h0:!nt cr prl e y comlc awarded a a j ludin a rand e e"t'on day and sha ll be a I' sident Information and application forms or ous POl' ons ere d ected y , , in a Miss Curtty Ilrst ~a ld ' 11 th~ Unlted$St~s. inc US g Sa~ings of th'c district at the time of regis- may bc obtained from W. W. Singles Mrs Mary J ane Streepy. hl gb school audience joincd the massed chOIrs thc li ghti ng crew completed n ccs- book story, and composmg a tl e ~~~~s ~~r t~c bCS; ent ~y: tration. at the Newark Post Office, music teacher ; Miss Esther Fenton In "Oh. Comc All Ye Faithful." l sary repairs. tor the story. I The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, December 31, 1953 -_ ...... ". BEST May you greet th New It is ou r sincere wish that Year with a smile-tbat_ the New Year will see all won't-come-off through 365 you r endeavors crowned WISHES days of friendship, good with success. 1 for the will and happiness. Neighbors Pharmacy The Newark Diner NEW YEAR Main & Haines Sis. 72 E. Main St. Phone 2213 or 2900 I Newark, Del. ___...... 4. f* .~.~.* .... ·· ...... __...... ~~*_b~~~...... ~~_~~_~ .. 9

To friends old and new, we extend our hand in good May 1!l54 tUI'll out to be 'fe llowship, and wish the 5 your "lu cky year" ... ri ch beQt of everything in the in the blessings of health New Year. happiness and prosperily.'

Hanby-Worrall Deer Park Hotel

45 ~ E. Main St. Phone 2269 4 100 W. Main SI. Pholle 592

Ring the joyous bells to We're beating the drum for We add our own good wish­ the t une of a year when May the blel'sing-s of the 1954 because we've got a es to the many that are ex­ health, peace, happiness New Year fa ll generously happy hunch it's going to changed at this joyous sea­ and success combine for the bring you all the good upon t he homes of all OUI' son. Happy 1954! good of all. things yo u hope for. good friends. Louis Hoffman & SODS Haberdashery 56 E. Main St. Reeds Esso Station E. J. Hollingsworth Co. Newark News Stand Vera .t , ( ' Quality and Fashion in Feminine Ap parel 209 Main St. Phone 2907 , Phone 507 Newark, Del. 70 E. Main SI. Phone 6-1101 92 E. Main St. Phone 74 11 • i ...... _._IIXl .. '*'''''' .... * ~ ~, &tI<\q

CLOSED FRIDAY & SATURDAY FOR XMAS SERVICE 'TILL 2 A.M. ON NEW YEAR'S EVE and NEW YEARS WEEKENDS

With a tip of t he top hat, we salu te Baby New Year. fo all of you, from all of May he grow up bringing Though he's just a tyke, you all the g-ood things of Reaching for the moon in 1954 looks mighty promis­ us, warm wishes for a full Ufe in '54. '54 ? We hope your wishes ing. Here's hoping he earns measure of success and are granted with ~e t-pro­ his laurels as the best year happi ness in the New Year. pelled good luck throughout yetI the year! Wm. J. Warwick President Harry Maclary Newark Funeral Home, Inc. Blue Hen Laundry & Dry Cleaners Betty's Newark Taxi - Phone 2942 Flowers & Gills Dial 2365 27 North St. Newark, Del. 121 W. Park Pl. Newark, Del. Atlantic Ser vice Station-Main & Chapel Sts. 58 E. Maio St.

May t he mil k of human A Good Year is ou r sincere To all the members of our kindnes flow freely through wi sh for all our friends in Hi there, Baby New Year! fi ne community, we extend your New Year, and its end­ 1954. Mayall your prayers Hope you're b rill gin g hearty wishes for a Happy ing find you t ruly grateful be answered. health, prosperity and peace and Prosperous New Year. for blessings received. to all for '54.

Joseph M. Brown Southern States Newark Service Auto Acce880ries M & M Cleaners Newark Electric Co. ILlkton Rd. Phone 8171 Newark, Del. Phone 4251 158 E. Main St. Phone 2249 No. Chapel St. Phone 6-2872 The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, December 31, 1958 Mill Creek JIlU}(lr d eW8

Del.

When You Become a Graduate Nurse, you are HoldIng a Helpless New Baby in your arms is It Will Be Your Re sponsibility 10 hclp ease pain, ready to take care of others - lnd to take care of one of the most thrilling experiences in a woman's yourself! For, as a nurse you will have the deep restore strength and hope, tcach health ••• or­ life. When you marry, the knowledge yo u have at times, even save a life. The knowledge you gain satisfaction that comes from helping others, an gained will make you a better mother, prepared fo r interesting profession, countless opportunities for as a Student N urse wi ll be yours all your life. Yon any emergency. A Nursin g career can often be will be an impo rtant person in yo ur comm1lnity advancement. sDecialization and an ass~d income. combined with marriage, wherever you li ve. regardless of thc branch of Nursing yo u choost'.

Student Days Are Fun, Tool y~~ work wi th educated and und erstandi ng pcoplc- flne physicians and surgeons. You relax off duty wit h you ng mcn and women your own age, with your own interests. You can have all tbe fUll of going "away" to school without bcing far fro m homc. If yo u arc married, you can ofLeo arrnnge to live at homc.

F YOU ARE A YO G WO fA between the ages of 18 and 35 _ I NURSING needs you- a nd offers, in return , one of the fi nes t ar most sati sfying car ers open to women. As a graduate nurse you \\ il l be in demand in hospitals a nd health services of all kind . In ad­ di tion, there are more opportunities fo r executivv in Nursing th ~ n ther are nurses with adva nced educalion qualified to fi lllhl!se p o~ ts~ Choose 1'r .trsi ng as your career- it chooses the fi ne t.

Tal~ to your school adviser or the director of nurses "a! your loco! ho£pifa'­ Enroll NOW as a Student Nurse Like other AmeriCIJ" business firms we believe thaI IJlliineu bas a responsibility 10 contribllte to the pl/blic welfare. Ti,;, aJvklJSeme~1 ;, Ih,re!ore sponsored b~ The N w ark P ost , N e w a t'k, D e lawa r e, Thur d ay, D ecembe r 31, 1953 Drinking-Dlojving Cooch's Bridge and ~ It T. JONES POWEL L T IE NE. K POST Con trilJutes Hal f Glasgow .\ ltd.-eel IAld,,' i l{, Cu r r ~~ ponde n t H HAFF'I".' . ~I)JE ~ Marjorie \\t. Dl'ibop, Corr~8 . Of Highway Dcath l~ honc Newa r k 6-15:! ' F" unded J anuary 26, 1910, by the late t~ v e r e t t C, J ohn8O- 0- - Phone 6318 H CI)(Irt of ta l e Police * R c 1 a ~ 1 S l 0,1' (. 0 p ~ II Ncw ~ pa pe r Anothcr New Yom': ]Jow <'l uscly L i'l s D r inld n IT A s M UJ'or J oannc Barczcwski f Glasgow An Independenl flJN I:: IU~ !O ,O O A,M, - 12 '\ 1td n i ~ h t f-ubl1 shcd Evcry Thursday by I he Newark Pst, Inc. It f?" owS the celcbnttion uf the .. I ill fly back to Dcnvc.·, Colo" Sun- t. 14.16 Thompson Lanc, Newark, D ~ lawar~ f~~I"\~C ~~' O~ld\r Ond('rfu l Ncw Life F act o r In Accide nt T o ll day to rcturn to Colorado A&M nWECl'OU :'G E. Ma in \('11:11'\. ;117 1 I . o~ally and hillep 'nci ntly Owned and Op ratcd As this is wr iitcn. lhat cclebration Almost half of Dclawarc's fnt ul ~;~I~~~r , S I ~tc~~I1,a fl~·~fh~Ir;;'~;~·anl1~l; ' EU , l'rllil. , _ _ J;,C)(~~~~~lla ~lsg.I,'J c!~~~~r ~~I~!j, o~~~~ ' 7 f~~:: :~h~~ r 0~~3~~q~~,s:. ~~I~~cl~0~l~1~~~w~~ I}, ~~I' :~' i~~~~~ accid nts in thc flrst 10 mOI\ths of the U.S. Naval Academy, is a lso ______. ______~_ ~ Ih \11 M. II. WAGGAMA N, J £l . . , ...... EDITOR holiday accidcnts I'ecol'ded on Mon- cnn be bl3mcd on dl'inking hom? for thc * day mOl'lling alld 47q of thcse wcr dr1 9~3Iv el'S, accordll1g to fig ures rcloascd MIS. Betty PhIllIph o hd ~yss . of GIr"" 0 liS po er n 1C n te ales s • . 0 per yea' In 1954'! onc out of cvery 2.2 fatal Januory 12 at 8 p.m. ~ accid~nts _ --.0<. On thc brightcr sidc of thc pic- during t.hat . Congratulaltons to MI'. nnd MI·s. \ .. ", I Main Sll'cel I \ , ----. ~ANA !1~ A ~~ ~~ :;c:~!~~ i ~nce~~I. ~~~C~ 1 ~lIs~~~~~lr~~ ~~bT~'O~ Pr'~;e ~:!'a ~ ~ ~t~ lurc thel'c wcrc many happy famil Drinktng pdrle~· vcrsi o d . wcre also tn- Chal'l cs Stcln of the ooch's Bl'idg - 1~ :2 NAT ION ALE 0 ITO R I A l reunions ill this area, a few :r volvcd tn OI!C o~ t or. vCI'y 3.2 occi- Glasgow Hoad on thc birth of a NEWAH K UEL!\-VAHE I r--.. r which havc becn rcportcd for this dcnts resultll1g In II1!U rlCS. and one d;'lLlgh tcl·. Bnrb~ra Ei1cn, a l thc • ' , . ' • : see •. " . ~ Iii1I_ .,. , AS~OCII~ T~N column. out of cvery 5.2 accldcnts rcsultcd Wil mington Gencra l Ji ospit I. Mon ' I ~======g, \I'llii( ,J '-../ --. MI'. and Mrs. John J . Wintc r and in property da~ agc. day mOl'll ing . SHOPSMITH • I.'tli ,. 1'1 : ". family of Staten Island NY werc Colonel Shcw s repor t to the Gov- Thc Glasgow Homc Dcmonstl'n- ~ l 1 1 Christmas Day guests of M;'s.' P cter erno l" s Highway Sa fety Committee ti on Club plans a covcl'0d dish P fANOS FUl'lless and family, Kirkwood also s ~ow s that 10 per c ~ nt or thcse lunchcon on J an. 12. foi1 owing th il' ana Highway. drlnktng drIvel'S ln a CC Idents werc 10 . a.m. meeting at thc home of demonstrated [l;ew'" 'k, n ela warc, Thursday. December 31, 1953 Mi ss Eli se F ul'llcss I'cturncd t undcr 21 years old, MIS R oberl J , Dav.s, 27 Cc nter SI. S tatcn Island with' her ',unt ~ 'This sh ould imprcss evcry onc," CIMI:sh LO\'l'alnc Goff of Sal ' nt SPIN ETS 1!J;)'j PIWSPECT B RI GHT unclc for thc rcmaindc;' of an Coloncl Shcw said, "thal a lcohol l'~ .1 c. Road was host s ~ for thc Immediate DelI ver y with high h o pes of conti nued Christml's vacati o the and driving simply don't go to- ChllsUa na·Salem Mclhodlst Hclp-I Th Il ew year b ging Petcr FlIl';'css ~; . cel brat d h ' g thel'. And when they a l'c put to- cr 's dub yuletide party Tll c ~'ioy ' TERMS IF DES lltED prosp c l'i ty. IGth birthday a ~ni ~'cr s nl ' D ~c IS gcther, thc rcsult is usuully dcath." cvenlllg. . Dinncr gucsts for ti y , .. 16. Thesc and othcr fl gul'cs in con· Rev. Arllc Gold cn a:,nounccs that ' E D WIN H. CAnNES ' h a rle: R. S li g h , Jr., c h ail'ma n of the b oard of thc wcrc his grandmothcr ~ r s o~c~~I~~l necti on w ith drinking dl'ivers nre :he N~wthYe ~ I"s servlcc .at Ch ri s-I H. FUl'lless Sr his' au'nt Mrs D I bcing studied by the committec. lana e od.st Church WIll bc hclr! 516 now ST. N alio na l A ssociation of Manufactur 1" , s umme d up t h e e othy Rickdl a';,d hi~ co'u sins' Bi~r Statc P olice, and Dclaware Liqllor at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. J an ..3 and nt Elkton 342-W After 6 P .lVl , h opes w h n h e said i t is very posl:libl w e will have a hig h c r and D'lVid Ri ckcl all of Ft L d ~ Commission off icials with an id0a the samc hour the follOWIng SlIn· da le, Fla. .' . au CI- of undertaking a program to cut day at Salcm Church. The. yearly ';~~~~~~~~:;;::;;::::::::;;~ standard of living in 1954. Average wee kly eal'l1ings, he MI'. and Mrs L . S.' ,. down thc number of drinking driv- meettng of thc Salc!1' SoclO l w '.11 j"------pointed o ut, hav inc r e a oed 20 p r cent s ince 1950, wh I' as Ki~ ' kw o od Ki g h\\., ,, :.'V I Sc nt~~\I~~C1ci crs. . ~~/fnxtc~~~t7~~~a~t "~ ~~~l ol~~I.. son- thc cos l of li ving h as riscn o nly 15 P I' ccnt. M •. and Mrs. Edward L. Spl'in"cl' A conference IS c xpccted to be "Cakcs Icings al I D . .. l' of Ma rsha llton; Mr. and Mrs. W~ I - hcld nex t week by poli cc of(jcials Tricks" 'wi ll be ' u' ,e t . CCOlt ;~ <' Newark Funeral Home I n addition, t h p eople h a\' a h uge backlog o f savings­ lcr Crossland .. J oycc. Linda and and State Liquor Comm ission in- cvcnin'g for thc fir~~ l ~~lc mOc('t i n~ How's that a g a in 'i-and c mploym nl is Il e al' its r ecord p e a k . ~auI, .of Lo~ev lll c Hoad, and Miss spcctors. of the Town & COllntry Homc D m- ~~l h C ; SP8ngcr of Ashland on onstration Club ncx t Tucsday ilt The prosp ect of a lax-cut in J anuar y h as g ~ n e ral ed a f eeling '\'I ~ mas ay. thc Sunsct Road h omc of Mrs. Mad- Inc" of optimis m a t a tim c whe n fea r mig ht b ecom e d a n g I'OU S. M ~1 1 . ;n.~ Mrs. F red F erg u s~ n , DI"n."ng out clinc Frame. Mrs. Framc and pr csi- . IS, a ll en Lambom a nd MISS dcnt Kayc Vcmon will be Icad r s I I\J al'gor,: t . Lambol'll. of p.OSSU Il1 P ark for the dcmonsU'ati on. . 121 West Park Place R o ~d vl sltcd rclaUvcs In Philadcl· "IS d,"fferent"'- U- 'I· The samc topic will be the days' phl a. last Sund:IY. . discussion for the homcmakers' of NEWARI ( IN REVIEW MI. and MI,S. Am old Ewtng of I the Pleasant Vallcy Cillb nexl . NewiJrk, Delaware Twenty.five Years Ago Kcnnc tt Squale and MI'. and Mrs. \ Thursday. Mrs. Augllst Zistl will bc I II \" Hu ssell . Rcynolds of Media, Pa.. t the Delaware Room. h ostess in her Wclsh TI'act Road Qua rter Million Dollar Gift Newark H igh School defcatcd WC I'C d .nl tit S d ' It. Rodlwy Sharp gavc the Uni. IC hcstertown High. 22 ·17, down n Mr, nnd '~;'sg U~~ ~h a ~~c l ~7C ~;"doS~ In" pleasant, air l :~ ~ I .!:'~-' --- crsity of Dcluwarc :t Chl'istmas U10 Shorc Sa turday night. Hannony Cross Roads. condilloned atmosphere i I chcck for $250,000 t construct a ChcsEa~lclttowe mn h eld a fi l'st ha lf edgc. Thc Roscvi ll c rurlc Branch Li- vuu enjoy a cocktail The. greater pcrc nta!,!c of thc B 12" disc sander .. 33' wood lalh e ... horizontal drill . . Mitchell Hull ullditorium III honor but tn thc fllla l pcriods, Kcwa\'k's br:l ry is located at thc homc of 1\1' ' li ner thal's I drtnl

cial PERSON AtS ! I IIliss ~ I argare t Butler of Wil mlng- CLA Events ___ I I ton pI'nl the holtdays with hl'l' is. tlr:\lrs Wli ltam . Ch .. lml'l ;nd Hicha ~d Hardy, a s tud ~n t a t Yale fnlnlly, West Delawar A\'c Lost UniversIty, spent the Christma ~ - ~ season with his parents 1r. and I :\Ir and MI's ' ~;ndoiPh D. LIIl' . ~;~~lIIJ' \ ~D . TOOLE D( LEATi'iER 11's . .R . L. I [ar~y. 'rang) wood Lane'l dcl~. St', . (nt~rtain d memu rs of ~Olllll~;~ )~I~I~l.~~i~·lIg,~c~ l'( 1 J~t.. 2j BefOl e returlllng to college. IIlr. theIr fumlly a t dInner on Ch ... tmlls -2..hon~~nlk-E'~"" I~~~~\ t c lIardy WIll spend some lIme at Day. ThusI' present \\'l're ~11' and \"antea 171 Jacksonville Beach, FlorIda. ~Ir .. Glenn 1\. Ta)lor, :llr. and :llr' Lil li O' _ _ , . -0-- IWllli .am Edmanson, and son J(jnll'~. ii ~~:: \~i~:f ~1~,d a~~vi~!:ie~r~~:i~t i Phollc 2·8m, Mrs. B r ~'3 I1 t _ ~:~r ~~:':~d~;ltllI~~"\'c~~~det\;' i~:,:~~: Balhng, Sr., Arlington, Virginia. ~:• .- -'-"-_--=--=--=.- ~~. k~t~'S\JJlt.,,}-In Phone i{cmbl( \'dl t~ ' -0-- IBL \ , 'ClI ' : .\1 A I:. E\ ' EI:ETT APART.IENT - LIVing room'2d~~~~~ I nlrs . .1\ Iurl'ay Ewing of R hoboth ' 1111 Covers, IJrapes 100111.' k. 1Cht..'I1, 2 bcdl00nlh :, bo th; ~~.~ ~hEI'I~S a B~ ~~~~ ~~ l e~;)I~{e t~1,~': ~~ ~d . ar.d ReupholstP rl ng ~'~~I;cl ~Vi85\!g" : ,o~"':n~~~t\,." ~t~~i:~ ~r~ -0- !iss Phyllis Ba k er Estimates free \\ Ith vr \.\ It hOUI ~~~;'cl. E?k1t~nai>5t3J. $70.00 PCt't2~\'b'~li~ .I Mr .. and Mrs. J ohn Lindsay and 1111'. and Mrs. T. A. Baker, 240 dent at the Univer ity of DClawarc' l material . R~ IO~~,~c;,~ ~f(;E - Conll., IOt~:_~6~~otnCc c1l1ldl en of Nottlllgham Road I'C- Orchard Hoad, announce the en- Mr. Fisher is a graduate of ?l1ar. Newark. Del.. R~ . I- O<:INO " .. I HUO~ I ~OH CIo:NTLEMAN _ 3J4 Dch l u r ~cd home. Sunday Evenlllg from gagcmel't " f theIr daughter, li ss tinsville High School. :\'!artin·svllle. Phone: ewark 640, \VOl e (;11 c!e. Apply e\'cn," ~3. , - NOI}l1 Carolina \~" h e re they. spent \hyllis Eaker. to A 2c HCl'm an E. Virginia, and attended West \'11'_ I - 12 31 "t Chllshllns WIth I\ lr. LlIldsay s pal" Il sh~l'. Jr. son of 1\1... and :l1rs. ginia Institutc of Technology before - 1I0USE New G·room. bCllh ond p~~~ ents. H. E. Fi shel', 10 E. Park Plncl entering the sen 'ice. H e is now del' 1'00111 AV3!I"b,,, Fell I 5100 pcr I . -0:- I\lI ~s B:lker whn ' a graduutl' of station d at Brooks A.F.B., San I _Ll~~~li~. Gt,;~"1/o2:~~:~~n. con\'c:~~:n~ l}~ i 1>11 . a nd fi ll'S ..l'l ·ed R. . Love of IN e\\'ark HIgh Sch 01 is nc'", a stu- Anlonio, Texas. t ~PART~IP.X1 -- - Denton. I\ld.. vIsited With their _ _ _ ;~nd J:IIl' 24. ~r:.3.OJ :",\/~~i~leA~~~~ ~~ ~~ ..~f ~~e\~n·L~~ea~,~,t~~~sa~~: ~~~ Ir. and ~ll's. Han·ey. Bounds of I ..\11'. J "I,n II. Sweeney, S. Chapel l 6f;Ct;}~'''!. ':I~P~~t 2; A CaJel,,,12.~:.~~~ . 1\[r. and !\'Irs. Thomas J . Claba ugh ~II'. and Mrs. Clarence Wright at 1219 D all~ln H oad entel't311l"d fri(,nd, Stl'CC Jvllled his family 111 Rock- I I" '11 t . Bdnre theIr n~al'l'Iage on SatLlr·, The dOUble ring cer n .. their home on De laware avcnue on from WIlm1l1glon, ,few Cast! . :llld- "nn. Texas. O\'el' the Chrislmas 3G:!·,/,·TR;".IU:J{lI·ITlI BA'III ~;~11~ ~ y y d.a. aftel'lloon,.l'.O\·emb r 28 .. ll'o. /perr rmed by Rc \' A l , elBon " .IS Chl'islmas Day. /dlctown. Elkton and New I'k at and ,.ew Y a l' holidays. I .~~~k .. Pllonc (-8~:I4. Ii'on 1I 11\2·~ji~l tl. ~ Clabaugh was the [ol'mel' Ali Alief' in Ihe Christiana ;\ l e t~~Y . G ol,~en - 0-- cocktails _on Sunday e vening. DC- / -0-- \ ~ Ehznbeth .101'1'I50n. daughter of I\ lr./ Thc Clab h d,s! Chu,ch' l iiiI'. and 1111'S. Fredcrick Jonk I' c mb~r 21. ~!I". J"hn Enl!ieberg oml '011. / "tG~;~ ~~;~'>:·~nd coi;i~~~l!;, ';~~:I:!~I~~ and Irs. Fra nk ~ V. Morrison. Jr.. _ ' ug s are now at hom a nd son Courtney of Takoma Park -0- David of Long Island. N.Y. arc 1 ~," POI' mon h p ~I I of Ogleto\\'n. ?>lr. Clabaugh is the ,al 1013 West 39th Stl'cet. orfolk. illd" spent Christmas with Irs:, ~ I r. al1d ~Irs. Leon ""n '"leI spr·ndil ~ till' Chnstmas holida)s l\1~;~~I~~~~.n-n211·db('ld"r~"I':~11,:o'ol.,I,;-,h,'t·, tl:,'c.. son of Mr .. and :llrs .. Hcnry Cln· I Irgll11n. The groom is now w ilh J onker's parents, Mr. and lIlrs. E./"o pen 1I ouse" at their hOloe. ~ .. t· I Wltl, :.Ir. and Mrs. Clarence Wr!~ht · , , baugh of FlIldlay. OhIO. ' the United tates Nav Orville Ottey. tlng ham Hoad on Christmas E\ e. er r! . II'S. E\'elyn W. Love and son g,t'cIO~~t °:i'k,,;;i~~'.t~::t Ii;:! I;~~~~oo~ri - -_-- - y. _ - 0- -0- Ronald. Lt. Englebcrg is now scn'- I p~r montn La\\~OIl St1rcher Pit-me 1 lllg FR ) E-GRL'NDY IWOME ' AUXI L I ARY ~liss Diane Smith. daughter (1 · r, James L Ichols of Orcharri l in Inchon K orea ------"I Ai*~I~"E.';;T----...E'::11-!.!E BETROTHED ;\IEET TED 'Y E ' Dr and Mrs S. W SmIth of SkId· Road had as her hous gue ts fll! 1- - . - .----- & " . Phond 2:i',6 - ; rooms nnlt3~a l~ . -"' 'VE. more Collcge IS a t her home [or the holidays " II' a nd :\lI s Nelson D a VIS LARGEp.oml --:\ ---~ illr and ?If I' B P Frye of New- The Women s A ' I r h Ihe ChrIstmas holidays B Arnold' of Ne\\ York CIty and 0 )1 Bu rner Electrical Service ~"ntl~m~n 47 P . l al~ ";;d WICC or al k announce the ngag ment of 1F Irst Presbytenan ~1~~::~~vIYI h ~l~ .-0- !\.!ISS ' an WIlson of W as hl ~!;tun. W A R ~ I AIR HEATlNG _ HEATER V ... C t:M C LEJ\~r. n ,074 10 peel 'e i2~1,I:,n~ th:lr daughler. ~Iarga l Ct Jane. to the annual meetlllg In the lectule I Dcbble Lake of near Le\\ Isvllle, 0 C. :\ir and :111 s George Cur li n . . ! ,IP.-\RnlF:NT ~ti," and WIle. Avail. :Ill. George Grund~. Son of Air and room of the church. Tuesday eve., Pa. IS celcbratlllg her fourth 011 thO, and sons of WIlmington. and 111 ELECTRICA L J OBBIJliG & HO 'SE WI RING ~~~: now . ;7 Prosptet Ave. Phone !'.lIs. J ohn Grundy. also of ewa rk IlIng J anuary 5 at 8 o'clock day today. DebbI e IS tile daugh e, Roll B Eklund of locI-holm PH O ~ E NEW \Rf '" - 6 - 1 , I~-:!i·l l c . ~ lIss Frye IS a graduate of the, At th,s time aU gloupleadersand of 1r and 1111'S Edward S Lak<, S\\edcll - f .... . / / FOl'Sale , . ewark HIgh School .and IS no\\' department chaIrmen WIll gIve formerly of Kells Avenue -0- :'\ IGIlTS & HOLIDAYS - NEW CASTLE ;!SIlO Ca~R~lAN SHEPlIERD_1' •.' or; ol ci . {or ,two ye~rs befote go- attending the Unl\ er slty f Dela- lh lr repoJ·ts An e x ec utive meeting - 0- l\h' and ?\fl's Ed Win Sh'tl espcalL ------~(~~~ A.K..C ,.. K nnel inel. PhoI2n-"__ 46-0t90Cc Ih e Phllad lpllia Church. Iware . I\\ III be held at 7'15 ~lrs. Hester MorrIS and MI S 'of Oap"ol TraIl aUended Ih~ wed· ------6 p n ., bridegroom's parents enter- rvlr·. Gr'undy is a g raduate of l\-Irs Edith B TUfa . ' 11 1artha Morris of Anna polis I\ ld I ding ('In S' l turd ay~ niternool1 of ~Uss 't;...<, ..~. •,. ~~~,.4I;,>#I>~,.'~ ;~ct..'.; '... " • .~ .. ~~ ..."".-. ' .. ~..... ' ~,:!A,t,t,;, .",., " ', · / "! r ' ..-t',~,',.', "~,;; ;, ",;i' SAL\,AGEU llU ILDJ G MATER IALS lho bridal party [ol1 ow!n!: I EI·.ow~ Vocationa l Hi!;h School. have th e prog~am fO~Yt~i~r~~~~';;g . spent the holidays with i\1;. and ; Mary Ka;, worthy of Philadelphi'; , ' : ~~ Fader ~I o t or Co Phonc 25712.24_t(c r eh~a l 'Sal a l ,he I Wil mIngton. A play "~ I oney Talks in Many Mrs. Roy Walton of near Newar k./ Pa. and I\ lr. ShaKespeare's nePhe"\'I ;' • BE 'D IX DIAL<\~ III P hl!adelpllla. 1 Tongues" will be prescnted by four· -0- Rf'verpn d Fred Trimble oi Hnckf"- .' :: ~Ach·in e. I', .':rs : '~l~ (; pc~~:C~ H~~nC: \-Y. . . . IRCL ES teen members. Mrs. Dickey is 1'1'0- . :111'. and AIl'S. Alex Zabcnko and sin whic.h took plac.e in St. P aul's .: THE ;( ~Io n. Sro~hone 763.1 12-:H.llc AENLEI iVI EET. TIlI TUE DAY gram chairman. ~t~~~ u~~~gahr~e~p~~d~nOt;~~gho~i~e:)n~ ~~f~~~ eel~.~o ~h~~~i~ta~h~:~ to~ e~'t :: ~~ I '~~o K:'~St:;~~5O:- i~~~~tr ijg'~V~, "P''''' NEW , TE \R :. r. mIles EaFt o( l\'ewark. asg?;':2 .et~~ CI rcle No. 0 WIth Mrs. ~u ss.eJl S ILVER ANN1VE R S ARY daughter. Susan J ane. Collegc A\'enue and the ~on o( the , ~ ~ -1 1: .' THE SERVICES OF THE CllF:ATL. T Bonney. leader, meets at 7:40 WIth -0- ' late Mr. and Mrs. LeWIS DIckey. I ~' TO YOU FRO 'i bUll, stud In the world Me available Mrs. Lacey Alford 36 Continenta l Mr. and Mrs. Walter Olson 0/ 171 Pvt. John L. Deal'. son of Mr. a nd / (ormelly of Stanton. Delaware. I {~ . M A LL OF S '. g>.. ;d'~ ilY c .II~nlj, VOUI' locol Curll .. Street. 11 11'S. Ruth 'Craig and ~1.r s. South Chapel Street -"bserved their Mrs. Charles Dear of No. I Cald· - 0- ,. Lot us te:p your New Year 10 start with a bangl A·i. carte hOllday :- 457 1 NoaS,'f..:'g e ~o nIJc~~~. r-;,~w ;;;'S lI~ Boyd Hall are the co-host esses. twenty-fifth anniversary on Tues- well P lace has returned 10 Ca mp 1\1 1'. and lrs. J ohn Peal'ce Cann ;_ ~n d WIC ,e~ : POli te, 5~ . 50 per 100: man·slzed sandwiches prlccd accordmg '- chorpes. ve r: eiKh t brced', 12 'JI~r rp Circle No. 6 with Mrs. R. T. J ones. day. December 29. The Olsons. with P olk, L ouisiana after spending of Orchard Road have returned ,~ n~c~~:'ra~~ e~ t~~; . ~heeJcss ';' C ~13. fish. (rui' on whea t. nut. rye. pumper - .: LE;~.!"OX COAL HEATER- Wllh 50' o( le ad~r , meets at 2 o'clock with Mrs. t ~eir children ce l e ,~rated their a,~: Christmas and the holidays -at ~ o m e aft~r s.pending the hOlidayS, ~( . e lea. e ec quality as well as quantity. . :: cell e ~tPcclI~~~ ,05n . fl~~~ i~~~st;;r'. Ex. EdwlIl Ste ~1. Wln.slow Road. Mrs. IlIversary at . the Long Chance. home. III Atlantic CIty. N.J . ,~ OLD FRIEND S D ESER V E THE B EST D ESSER TS '. Cha,.r,. tobl" and secretorv. ~~~L E. L. Symlllgt on IS co-hostess. New York CIty Tuesday. , I, _Lady Borden ice cream melt I ~. mo\\ Ing machine. Phone 6824. Circle No. 7 with Mrs. J ohn H i1~ The Olsons h ave t wo children. ~ ------.. ~~ hea\' nlv cakes hOrrl'~ev~es a n-dn~l;fs~-::!~~ t~ g l ~- i ~i P i~' t 70-75 cents: ,'\ 19484 DO 121 ~13 great·grandchildren at Elkton. Md. 64 E . C levela nd A H . T aking Ord e r s 1\OIV .)~ ~ '~" , 633 12·3I·I!c The Serv ice-ll a.m . II'' .: Mis cella neo u s rALENDAR • • • ...... g l '~ <~ -- __ Mrs. ~~~;'~rfla ~~n~~~~~ Th N~rse r~ dllrin SC h~rCh se; iC: ~·""' ::~:~':::"~ '::" '/~,f,',f,'~""' ~ " ~Xf, " ~"h".:...~'/ ~ Wgf~u,~~(~'?~t e~;;:~ ~~Ac~~~ uI;,9t~ ~ of thl'lr daughter , Thursday, Dec. 31-. ' e ev_ oward - ~ g u s, as o r . II ' ------__ V ~;~~l'..~o gr B at ~/~:dslo t W~I:'~~'i~nk duPont Boden to 19 p.m . - MYAF SOCial Hour, Eb,,'l' S 1. Paul's W e lcomes You to Its S unday Service I I IVrIle .!'Q. 130' GO t: 'ol. Middl n • ServIce saturday Continuous from 2 p.m. I I 0 'k';\)' t I I ...::.:on. ~one , 11"lm lnll toIlI2·~i~:~ Co1i';~\:I1\:'"~(k~ ~~~~: J a~~,.;;~a.::: ~~~ ~ 2Hcn 4.~ Club pro. Sunday Eve. 8 p.m. I One Mile o rlh of Newa rk I ry -In I IX u re, r e~ u a r y 2.25 """"""'" P ~;~;I~!':5: Ph;';;;'~~',? t '~~~'-~h';el~ debut in I~ , gram plannlllg commIttee. home I On Route 96 I C e IJ og e n H orm o n e Cream, r eg. ,j ...... 2.5 ~ 'II '. RIven. II'rn C W,mmrr R ld~ ~ I, a g;r.nur e of the of Mr. and Irs. Edward Wilson -;ATI R f)A Y JA r , 2 . i H ormon e Hand Cream, reg . 2.50 ...... ' 1. 2,'5 arkc"s~~ R ~e,:,"e Park P honc7_~: tf~ chn~1 at Lawrence- 6:30 p.m. - Ebenez r ~lYAF dln- T I h" ervices Each unday l orning I' CF'~!"POOLS 'WPT~ S cl.,nOd. attonrlrrl the Whar· ner party, church SOCIal hall. ' ~ h e lVt'l, i ] ( ort " I Odorl.·, ex.,,·'t\Rr'lf'D C"Hl\ .... no n'T' ro~r;.~~,.: ';; I~;;;"nt Valley Home TI Un: ., F R I. -:iAN-, 7, ;~ SUNDAY: ;h ~~'~N"J;";.~ ~r TH'E ClJRB PRIOR Of'mon. r ~ tl"n Club at hom'! of I"Tl b" ~ Sunday School 9:4.5 A.M. ('Ol'nCIl o( 'owark 1rs. August Zistl. Welsh Tract I JC 1 1ne r~ Morning WorshIp 11 :00 A.M. ~ . !,rE~;\~e~:,-\de I . Road. R ' h "i~ Eventng Evangelistic 'ervlce 7:00 P.M Dec 31: J n. 7 S~ha ~r3d I~. e oC the 7::11) m. - O.E.& mee lng, 1ason- 1'10' t ~,: WED 'ESDAY: Dible Study and Pray rat 7;30 P.M ----

ROOF l.EAK? I IF SO - CALL ~APPY NEW YEAR ! f,.' APPV GREETING .' I'IIIH' " SfPI:II'C' HOllie ! unting USE OUR FUEL O il.' (Ill PI'OVClII ('Ill Co. ~APPY ~EATnJG, We 1)0 All Kinds of Roofing & Repair Work Licenses ALTERATIONS S PORTING GOODS ADDITIONS ARftlS & AMMUNITION FREE ESTIMATES WE SPECIALlZE IN at HOT ROOFING JOBS SIDING & GlJ'ITERING JACKSON'S 21 HOUR SERVICE 36 MONTHS TO PAY HARDWARE Phone 90 E. Main S t.. KENNETT SQUARE l O~6 You will n eed a ' 54 licen se 514 D Street To Hunt Dela ware Deer Kennett Square, Pa. r-­ OIL BUHNI~ R S ..... RVICE .---.

CONVER rON n It Elt Trailer - Car WARM Am llEAT llEA1'F.rt CI,EANF. D ---To all of you f~o ~ T IRE S JAM ES H. LElTHlU:N Kemhl esv lll e, I ~ a .

PLUMBING StlOP WHOLE ALE ON WHEELS [111(1 HETATL

BRIGGS TRAILER SALES GLA oow Phone Newark 6-2334 The Newark Post, Newark. Delaware, Thursday, December 31, 1953 Seven

BEST J We greet a gay New Year with its bright a nd shining face. We hope it will keep A to"t to you ond yo", i you smiling all the way WISHES family fo r a New Year that » through! will bu bble like champagn • with joy, prosperity and J for the . good h ..lth . J Trivils Home Appliances Phone 6-1611 Newark, Del. NEW YEAR l~:::~~:::~::~~~~::::d ~. ~ ..;'~~~;~ .. --...... ---I (; , ~ v ' i~ ,JP May tbe horn of plcll ty I '''4 -~ overflow with the good things of life for you and Paradc of 365 brand 11 II' K yours througho u t a glad days begins Jan. ] . May f Nelf Year. each one prove rewarding' I" to yo u in good health and happiness ! Newark Lumber Company

Phone 504 I SS E. Mol. St. Fp:o~e e2::S: Newa,k, Dd.1 ~ . iII ·.\lia"""'·*·"iI!·\li*=l!i\"OII\I.Q ""' '''«I '''A~~CIfA"

To all the friends who have made the old year a happy Roll ou t the red carpet to May you and the New Year one for us, best wishes for usher in the Happy New Just a note from us to all a New Year that will rate Year. May 1954 bring all make a winning combina­ our friends and neighbors: among their best ever! the luck you need for hearty tion of accomplishment, fun a happy New Year to you health and prosperity ! and good health. and your families.

S. D. Kirk & Sons Emmett S. Hickman Co. Marian L. Newton Realtors Goodyear Tires - Sporting Goods Flowers H. Gibbt'ns Yonng, Mgr. Sheaffer's 35 lV. Main St. Phone 2974 136 E. Main St. Phone 2.0351 151 East Main St. Phone 7916 75 E. Main St. Dial 6507 Newark, Del. ....-IIMi ...... _CUi ..*" .... "" ..U(JIi ...... 4A ..U(AIIII6*~" ..." .. ..""'..,.=- .... _ ...... ce;;aWQQ ..."""""' ...... QWi$Q . ..-ilC'.IIR ...... _.... '*_II['~4co?~

CLOSED FRIDAY & SATURDAY FOR XMAS I AND NEW YEARS WEEKENDS

Four wishes have we for To our patrons go sincere As Baby '54 grows older, your New Year .. . Health, May your New Year come thanks for their friendship our snowman will melt-­ Happiness, Prosperity and in with a bang, and go out during the past year. May but never our sincere wish- Dreams Come True. May in a blaze of glory as your we continue to please in es for your Happy New you top your best score very best year yet. We're 1954. Year. in '54 ! rooting for you!

Wm. H. Porter, Inc. A. H. McDaniel CheTrolet - Buick Dodge Cari & Trucks Plymouth Cars 164 E. Main St. - E. Main St. & Capitol Trail 47 E. Main Sr . Phone 2-7771 120-128 Academy St. Newark, Del. Phone 6516 - 6·1601 - 7063

For this modern age, an old-fashioned wish .. . t hat Out with the old, in with May Jan. 1 be a "red letter you and yours may enj oy All hai11954! May it get off the new ... and may 1954 the f ullest me.'lsure of day" in your life, as the to a good start, a nd as it bring you and yours a br ight beginning of a very health and happiness in world of good health and runs its course, ful fi ll every happy year. 1954. happiness. promise of its bright be- ginning.

Eagle Furniture Co. Newark Liquor Mart Newark Hobby Shop Gregg Jewelers

Phone 3311 90 E. Main St. Newark, Del. 40 E. Main St. Phone 6081 178 E. Main St. Phone 2436

tw!IU ...... _ ...... • ...... '**'I;i ••·'OaD ....' ...... The Newark Post, Newark, Delaware, Thursday, December 31, 1953 Eight P ersonals HISTORICAL REVIEWS Brook ide CllI'li .. " Cuud y Bull H('I"( I Locul Scientists P repare OF T ilE NEWAUK AHEA Ea r ll "; Nlliio nul Honon. For AII·Out Weeds War Re f) ec ti on ~ DEER Additional O f IIlt >'r 5t to the 440 loca l furm­ Research scientists waging all-out by by I' ~ who arc using Cur tiss 8ndy wa r on harmful w eeds that menace Hun ting Licenses Mr. and Mrs. Samuel S. Slack of Etbel M. 11111 1'1rs. Mark Co.., Pnrm . tud se rvice is the announce- the nation's food supply and health. _ NOW READY­ Acudemy Stl' et spent the holidays . --- Im cnt by the Holstein-Friesian Asso- will meet at the 8th annual North­ with their son, Mr . He rb · I·t Slack From time to time. Mrs. 11111" Chn stmas may be over but the lC'i a.' ~ n of America that thre morc enstel'll Weed Control Conterenc • --0- and family in Baltimore. :~~I:1 1~~focr~~~ n 'b:C~~~!~~~d ln~[11 c tT ets arc lingering on. Cltl'tiss zi 'C'S h a ve b('cn r a i:;cd 0 J an. 5- 7. in New York City. w. n A RK Y - 0 - appear III the page. uf the Post. Driving through the comm unity the clas. ifica t ion of Sil ver :\1 ' d ~ l st anding sires, not only in the pro­ Mr. and M.·s. Han y H. C l aves lour comments and suggestions will nfte r d a r k is a w orthwhile ex peri- production sires. DAWSO N had ns thei I' guests on Christmas. d uction of their daughters but also Mi ss F rancis C leaves, Miss Edna he approcla.ed by the wrller. ~i~~~ ~~.~e ;~g ~\~e t~~ d a~~m,~ n~,:o~~~ I th;~.e c l~ ~ ;l~ ~ ~ :io~~~S ~~il;~i~ '~ (' ;~wb~'n ~ their dairy type. The bulls nallles 370 East Main at. You Can't "re: Curtiss Candy Dandy George. 9 9 Cleaves. Mi ss Mildred Clenv S. all Yeste rday I sp ent a most delight- oustanding in their originality. l ' l that t h ~ y h ave detefl11ined 31' out­ to of El kton. and Mr. and Mrs. DuVal (ul day at the home oC Mr. and for on . would hatc to ha ve to judge RPaebburkst Re egaFol besBl.o om. and P abst Sir 1______...1 1 Clcon ves. and their son Gordan, hom Mrs. J ohn L ynch, some of whose them fur the pr izes being off I' cd . ------un leave. boys, w ere former pupils of mine by the devC'1opel's. 11'. and l\lrs. W. C. Preble ntel'- I ~!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;::;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;;;::;;;~, £AI IlIIldl ML - 0- in th old two-room schoolhouse on Mr. and Mrs. J ack Cronin sp ntl ta ined M r. and MI·s. George Corl'i- I. Neal Suddard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oli ver Suddard o( ncar New ­ th ~l~i. 1L ; ~ c~h~'~~~e~a~e some very ~~,~~~tt~ a~ :l1a;~' i ~ir~aj'O ~ :ls iJ'n~r ~~~ ~ ~o~ : to~ (. T~b ~~,: u~f~u g~~ia. a~~~ .. ~'~~: R f-jrigPl'al (Jrll f'ood f a rk is visi ting his parents d uri ng old newspapers and allowed m e to in. t he hulld:lY w eek -ond. Sewing Machines & Vacuum Cleaners Aul.om fllh; Washing Mlldrinf'8 ref'zeTi the holi days. M,'. Suddard will I' - copy (rom them information of aI- Mr. and Mrs. Arthul' Weldon pn- MI'. and Mrs. J ohn Dockum en- turn to South Dakota on Friday. he most all the old farms around P oll y tel'ta.ined Mrs. Weldon's sist I" Kay It er tni ncd at ~ n egg nog party, Wed- RUll f!PII Ironer s is a musician with the Inte rna tional Drummond Hill. Manion , o( Cambridge. Mass. over nesday evcnJl1 g. Dec. 23. All make sewing machines and vacuum Harvester Local Dealers - w ho put Ray Wa lton, S r" still lives on the the holiday. Hugh Hine and daughter J ennie cleaners repaired by factory machinist. JrI aLt~ r II enUrs on good-will shows. in the show farm adjoining that of his son, Roy, MI'. and Mrs. Milton Roberts Ifl ew in from Chandler , Ariz. to K itche1/ CabillPts & i"I,'s there are nine people. five acts. Jr. • near the old forgotten gra ve- spent Christmas in Baltimore. and spcnd the week -end with Mr. a nd CALL NEWARK 6538 OR DROP A CARD TO jl(eal plays for the acts besides h av­ yard. The first Presbyterian Church later took their son to New York Mrs. Thomas Sheets of Marrows Rd' l 1 Sales & en ice ing his own act. Shor tly he w ill be was just across the road o n one City for his Christmas present, a Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forbes gave E Y doing concert w ork on his Ham­ corner, and Polly Drummond's Inn few days sight-seeing in the "big Ia New Year 's Eve party. Besides J. RON mon Organ. w as just across on the northwest city". the neighborhood fri ends wel'e Mr. NE\" ARI( EI EC]'RIC CO - 0- There will be an executive meet­ c o~~~r . title for the Walton place sp~~~ t~~dv~~~i o ~ o~~~~in~a~~'~ ·faJ~; ·: ~~~k .Mb~ :. ~~~ ~f,.~~ac~a~f ~~~~~ ~ 212 E. Main Street E l k to n , M d . 180 E. Main St. • , ing of the New Castle Presbyterial goes back to 1814 when it was ily in Akron. Mrs. Zappo was in of Wilmington Manor , Mr. and " t F irst and Central Church, Wil­ bought (rom Samuel Ogle. The Ohio fOI' three weeks and w as Wa rren Young. of Gordy EstMratess 'I I~======::::=::::;:~:;::;:~:;:~~~~~~~~~- - - ;:J ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;J11 mington, on Tuesday, J anua ry 12, Ware farm w as a part of the Ogle joined by her husband fo.· the final a nd Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Krone oC ---- •••••• a ...... - --- lunch will be held at 12:30. Mrs. A. tracl. William Penn granted to Col. week. J oseph Za ppo, Sr., spent Wilm ington. I ••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • 11 • • • II • II • • II ..... N. Chandler of Wilmington, PI' si­ Rice in 1683 the land on which Christmas Day with re latives in Mr. and Nh·s. Alec Graham also dent. will preside. Fairview School, my first school in Philadelphia. gave a New Year's Eve party. - 0 - 1898, w as buill. Mr. and Mrs. George Wat rous Tllne s hi t the Osbul'll h ousehnld Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Lewis and The lot on which a tavern was w enl to Deep River. Conn., tor the at Chl'istrnas time so Dr. and MrS. their three children, John, Shel'l'Y built contained about an acre and Christmas week -end and brought B. N. O, hllrn, o C Wilow Street. P a .. HAPPY NEW YEAR and Robin oC DeLand. Florida a l'e w as sold by Samuel Macklen to Miss Bonnie Stevenson back with ca me down to celebrate a belated spending th e holidays w ith Mr. Robert GI'aham on April 4, 1835 for them for the rest of he r Christmas Christmas on Monday. Lewis's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. K. $42.50. vacation from school. Margaret Crosbie is the name D. Lewis, Sr .. Academy Street. M1'. End of The Stagecoach Richard Merchant. J .... of ChestC'r , chosen for Mr. and Mrs . .John Mc- and Mrs. Bruce Ayars of Easton. With the building of railroads Pa. and Randolph Mercha nt of F ul- Evoy's new baby daughter. Mr. and TO YOU Md .. w ere also home with Mrs. Robert Graham saw the end of som . P a" and their families spent Mrs. McEvoy ha ve three othe r chil­ Ayar's parents. stage coach days. so in 1838 he sold Christmas Day with the ir sister dren. - 0- Mr. and Mrs. L arry W. Timmons ~~~~~ve;~l1~o rD~:~~!~~ n~~r:,;,i"~~~~ I~~d '::~e\?s~ r~~ ~I:";~ t~ ' jO~ ~~d !\~ ~ : CI ~'~ Sb~"~ ~ . ~.'~ ~ .. p:;~ r s p~~I~ ;~ g o~ This has been a great year in thc history of NEW A R K ~ now Dela­ of Nottingham Road visited Mrs. sisters. Rachel and J ane Evans. and Mrs. Richard Merchant. Sr .. couple weeks visiting their son and Timmons' grandmother, Mrs. Han­ Polly w as a young widow with a for a family Christmas reunion. d aughter-in-liaw. MI' . and Mrs. ware's second City" nah McMullen at Perryville. Md. fa mily o( children. Wesly was one. Chas. S. Eller of Chaucer Dr. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Timmons and Mary Ann, her daughter , is below showing Pennsylvania. Mary- Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Slaney .J.r" entertained members of Mrs. Tim­ spoken of as a fin e girl. Chandler. land, Delaware and New Jersey, spent the Christmas w eeke,:,d VI SIt­ 1954 will witness a continuation of its rapid expansion_ Our City Of­ mons' family at dinner on Christ­ a brother , lived there with them. the bridges on the Delaware lind ing both of thell' parents In Saco, mas. About the time that Polly bought Chesapeake canal, the new bridge Maine. ficials deserve a VOTE OF THANKS for the efficient manner in ,; hich the Inn a corps of U.S. Engineers over the Delaware, the string of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morse. Cur- BmTlIS with a detachment of the U.S. Army li ghts on the J ersey shore and all ry Lane. entertained Mrs. Morse's Mr. and Mrs. James L. Scotten, for protection, camped on the hill towns between- go out the east end mothe l', Mrs. Gladys Jones. ot Em­ they are handling the many complex problems that arise in a eity wi th neh Jr. . announce the birth or a son, and erected a tower 80-ft. high on of Newark on the Kirkw nnd H;"h- porium. Po .. over Christmas. James Lester Scotten 3rd. at the whicH was placed their instruments way. and turn lett at White Clay A meeting Cor parents o f. Cub au lmusual burst growth. Delaware Hospital on December 27 . for charting from New York to the Church past the beautiful olel Mur - "'couts in Brookside P a rk WIll be Mrs. Scotten is the form PI' Miss mouth of Ithe Chesapeake Bay. ray farm, now Judge MOI'I·i s·s. \. h eld Monday evening. Jan. 4, at 7 Nancy Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Towers were erected every 10 Stop on the top of P olly Drum- o'clock in the Brooks.de Sr"ool. NEWARK MUST BE A GOOD PLACE 'TO LIVE" Mrs. Rollo Taylor. West P ark Place. miles. mond's Hill. I can think o( no words Cub Scouting films will be shown Pvt. Scotten is stationed at F ort Deserter With Dog to describe the view. and all par ents arc urged to attend. Kilmer, New Jersey. One soldier deserted. took Polly _ CHOATE STREET . I SO UTII COLLEGE AVB. -0- Drummond's big black dog for pro- I 1-======-- - -======e large rooms. bath, (3 bedrooms-. New oil furnace. circulating warm .. Large L.R. with Brick Fir:. Pla ~ e. ~! it h ?ttracUve open stairway, MI" and Mrs. Joseph Balewski tection down into the woods, and lair. Full size cemented basement. 2-car. garage, right In center of city. rulllng room and attractive :Jtc!'en. rhrec bea u tlf~l r. o rne~ bed r Y nt the Wilmington General Hospital because P olly liked the dog, she Quick possession. A real buy at $9.000.00. "bnadsembaetnht·. sfCCuornnadcefl.oolarr·gSetai.t r;:.lI pIDorl('&h-.gPGfalrooagree.d c• F U 11 S'fZte. lt ra~tit 5O x300 on December 26, a son. sent food to it and the soldier for '1 J ~ - 0- weeks. This corps of worke.:s w~ s HAV E GLASGOW HEI GHTS condition inside and out. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Stevens at stationed on w hat had unt.l thIS I I Bugalow- 6 rooms and bath. large lot. Blacktop road. Newark Exceptional buy at $17,000.00. ~~~. ~~ : ~r~~~~~~~.sPital on Decem- ~~t ~~:npo~f~~e~ ~e;~~~ ~~l~~~ school bus. $8500. GLASGOW ROAD NEW S'roNE RANOH HOUSE Mr. and Mrs. C~:;'l e s Stein at the ~~~oe~ ' unintentionally gave It her I P lot ot ground. Corner two highways. 485xZ50 ft. Fine location for Whi~~ gl~~k cOr~~~~g;ri~~~hp:'~~\~elr~t~ :~ ~i~~ efl Sh, Wilmington General Hospital on She was a thrifty person and it I C h r I" S t mas M 0 n e y fi lling station. Motel and BUlliness property. swimming. 6 acres w onderfully productive land. no better December 28, a daughter. is said one very cold winter , she At a fair p rice. in New Castle County. pony barn. -0- put too much water in the whiskey GEORllE R EAD VILLA GE House L .n. with flo or to ceiling stone fire p lace. Glass Mr. and Mrs. Howard Earl at the I and it froze. She opened the bar- Uuplex-one side 6 roums and bnt!l. other side 5 rooms and ba th. entrance. 4 bed rooms, two b aths. H .W. fl oors, DR dre.m Memorial Hospital on December 29'1 reI, chipped off the contents and • oil heat. H.W. floor!. el . all utilities. $13,000.00. NORTH CHAP EL STREET _ . . t tI d sa.d In 1954, let's do things belter. \Vhy be jolt.ed ? Good five room d\\'elllng seWl'r water & gas w'tIl ssessi Newa.rk Quintet Opens. Season ~ ,oDo.kdinygo l,ta slta yve,rtY •.'s n oelnd?~ aS~ e an- Cooches Bridge Road. onx~ oo .ft. and !OOx275 1t. Dallam R ond 75xl!i0 sett·lement. for only $45C8. Can' be' fina'nced . . ' po II!I I . t bl th I Co me to Farmers Trust Office and join the it K ttl h M Ion 125 it ( d d) N tf h R bOyn/j~ ~~ ~ v:~~~:;, :nd'J.~r~~rsit ; ~we r e d ' ~v er Yk ~!d . " He said, "so old, new 1954 Chri tmas Cl ub. Then you'll fi nd i t Wra~glengH~r Ro~~O\OO~~OO (";no;{;~/ Lu';'~rd~~ ~~15~a~t. I ~~~2r~: o( h~~~: ~:~r~/~oO~o~~.'S home than to. alway s expect to get basketball teams were intro~~c: d .t J:~~ t~e;u~n~ e , a man died a Cter easy to have money for Christmas sI>e n din~ . MIddletown Road. ncar Gla~gow l5tlxl 50 ft. (CORNER ), LARGE FAM1LY lI01tfE 1 (. ~ by 1111:. H a • I ~ a drinking bout and she sent for COOCJJER 8 RIDGF. RO ~D 10 rooms and bath. 6 bed rooms. oil hot water heat. new G.E. " ~- Squatl'lto, n e w the undertaker. When the under- Beautiful brick ranch house with breezew ay and garage. L.R. WIth dry basement. storm sash and screl'ns ali over. asbestos life·time • coach. . taker arrived the dead man w as 'rhere's a r las for every pu rse. Start the k notty pine paneling, dining area. Ihree bed rooms. H.W. !1001'S. full base two car gar age. comer lot 5Ox15O. In excellent condi tion inside aod~ • The v a l' s It Y ly ing on the floor and beside him New Year right by en roll ing. NOV,' ! ment, cemented w ith laundry. 200 ft. Jot. Nearly new. Attractiv£ly priced. 4 blocks to Main street. Can 1:13ve 3 fi ne p p:!rlm ~ nts . b o~s under the a paralyzed drunk was sleeping. Beautiful view overlooking the Gb.sgm·1 VaUey. In IIrea of nice homes. This is one of the best buy~ ;::1 City. Possession at S l\~e8 excellent "round. 3 acres ,,~c od" bun gA low. six r oon.r. stone fire place, dream kitchen , formi ca work space. D.R. with insky, Marcel Bernier. Bob Gore, •••• " • • • • • • • Farmers Tru st Offl" ce un .y .mree yeal's old . . ~ noth er bu n g ~ l o\\' \~ 'th tw ';l room.s, nearly n e~ ' 1 window. H.W. ftoors. m ahogany d oors. two-car car port, drop and Raymond Klapinsky. I l;o t~ In excellent c o n~ll1on . G&rnge. Ncar C .. erry Hill, 8 m.les to NewarK, to overheadstOl·age. oil het water baseboard radi.,tors.• "n une.r· w~I~ . J ' 't b d 1 EL K Th t 5 .nlle- to Elk ton. Qu.ck possession. A Iln ~ buy at $6,500.00. hook-up. g Ui~ ~~~~ ~r~ l ~ e r t o~~'a:~a~r pl ;~ ea re. " -ILMINGTON TRUST COMP ANY FARM 7 Thermopane picture w indows. Overall size 26 x 72 ft. This i! the same number of garnes, playing . , ewark, Delaware 74 acres. some woods. la rge stone and brick home. First (loor , L .R. the ".. n'" modern p lanned h ome in this area. pxceptionaUy good before each varsity game. The fol- ID.R.. parlor, sun parlor, kitchen and two enclosed porches. Second floor, manship. and a ll first class materials. lowing compose the junior varsity I S ~r v in g this Community since J8SG 5 good size bed r ooms and bath. 'New oil circulating warm air furnace, Its qua li ty and ch arm can only be appreciated by inspect ion, squad : Edwin Chase, Mark Hurm, ElklOn, ~Id. Phon e 92 I Memb~r Fmler" l OI'IIOSit Insura nce CorporaUon electric hot wa ter. Suitable for large family or w ould make two swell is by appointment only. ~~~ i O e~U)~~ , L ~~~:n , ~~~ ~w~~~~ F RIDAY JAN. l ' ap a rg~e~~~d gravel road. school bus. 4 miles to Newark. Recently re- Newark School bus. p o~~~~s;lo~R~ ::~t::; e n t. ; ~,li'S~ . r~:,t z~~~~~~~:~ u;' ~ ~\~ e :r~ ;:;:: Those Redheads I '------::'nodde~ e ~e:lt ~~;t f~ ~ ~~~~~alsatl~0~~a$t3 .~0001.~-;;:S. Possession at settlcm ent Cape Cod . A bn th e beautiful hills in Pa., r Pon l fal'm In lld, 77 acres, J4 m om dwell- P os ession At ~ It\ ~ me n t . Well priced for Its l oc~, ti o n an d Nor wood Bonney. Emory Ror- ing with 2 baths, 2 furn a ee~. 3 " partments. 2 now renting for $80 pc.' const ruction. $1 5.500.eO. bough and J ohn Toothman are serv- wit h month. In setting of old shade t rees (l !'1 d ,hrubbl'ry on fi rst class highway. NORFOLl{ Jl IA ' OR ing as managers this season. Pi . only 10 miles to Newark and 1~ m il t ~ to Wilmington. 16 stanch ion dai;'v Chestnut Hill-Joining b fluti ful "Rnll ing Green," .10 srlpct ioti - Irving Thorp n /' oll da ' ent/.Tlg UHrn. plenty of implements shcds, pou lt ry h ouses and garage. All in ex'- Chestnut Hill Road . 103x200 ft. If you are o·,p (lr Ihe hrst th rre to J ohn Cunane CitY Mitchell I c e ll e n~ condition . 6 acrec of woods, much fine S:J W timbcr. YO UR CHOICE F OR $2.000 . Nt) '11llre g ()r~eoll£ "ie\\, in Newa rk ______If you have se l11 ~ money and WA nt a productiv(' fHm that you will be SUBTJRBi\N BRICl( IIOM E - 0- III- Y Conference "Will our beli e(s ma ke a ditTer ­ AT~~g~ZE FEATU~A:. 21 pr ou: :ocr:: n~ e:: tt::o ~:::~~~f ~~~~~~~:: ::i::wr i;: :~l e County 's b st Shru~~;~~ 12~x45O ft. with ~r g i n WOOdS. s t re~, be:;UfUI :: : cncc?", was the theme or the area 3 Hi-Y conference w hich was held FEA TURE NO. 1 f~rmin g areas. Nearly new masonry a nd (ra me dwelling. two bed r ooms, b e d~~~~ :r~;~ ~~ ~c~ e :. t t~ I ('~ : IC!'lI fl~ ~~a~r~o ~ ~.n ~W~'\ a t~~r.~ ver"li nt the Un iversity of Maryland on tral'ksmall bath. L.R. 14x35 cedar fi nished. attractive kitchen . L arge off ice would porch. 2-room high , dry b"scrn pl1 t. Two bl'dr(loms, second fl oor. the 4th, 5th and 6th of December. TJle l\'.1. ' make anothl'r bed room, has ment. oil h eat, poultry house 22x90 i t. brick garage. two othe r ro"rns. mnsonry EVNythlng In I)l nk of rin The conCcr nce program was sub­ w ith w ater and electricity. excellent condition, two car garnge. outside No redecoration or repairs ncor essar y. Newark school bus at doo di vid d into five topics for work wi!h ~ ~~I~~ lfi~~ s :lac e. approx. 1100 ft. frontage on first class black top r oad. of beauti(ul h om es. Noth:l1 p: 1:lI'C n I ~ rr c Iisti nr ,I evening's entertainment. On Sun­ - WED., THUR, FRT. ­ man y price ranre homes :lIld lob a t fair e~ YOUTbWIIl .~e glad If Yon h:we contacted 11 9 hrf""r huylnf. day morning. the conference sub- p r cesl ere s no Ictup In Newnrk's bl!:, expanslnl1 proC' rnm. ommittee r eported and th con­ JAN. G, 7, & 8 f~ r n e was adjourned after the l'hurch service. Gentlemen PI' fer Come to Newark an d be happy" The local clubs represented a t SELLIN O 1 8 o u a BUS I NESS the conference were the Newark Blondcs T ri-Y and tile Newark H i-Y. Th e delegates were Diane Chalmers, In Technicolor LAWSON STARCHEU Amy L ovett and Ginger Lanier w! th COL, HAFER, Sllleaman ( 1'0111 the Tri-Y and Jack McDowell. 267 E. J\fain Street J a mes Edmonson. Albe rt J ezyk . lan.e R IlIJ3ell Phone 6510 Newark .John Cunane, Mark Hurm, a nd J ock Hildreth from the Hi-Y. Marilyn Monroe -James Edmanson ...... ,