Evening journal., 1914-02-26
DISPENSARY
In MIDDLETOWN
Delaware State tuberculosis
Commission Treats Sick
in New Section
speeial to rHE nyENINe Io1RNA1-

= special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MlDDLETOWN, Del. Feb. ee.-The
delaware state Tuberculosis Commission
uas recently opened O dispensarv in the
Transcript Building here This dispen-
sary was opened through the efforts of
the health and social service committees
iof the New Century Club Clinics are
( iheid on Thursdays at II o'clock for col
I ored patients, and at 2.30 O'Clock for
white patients. and already ivc patients
have been treated at the dispensarv
The physicians who have offered their
services are DR.. Dorsey W. LOWS and
Dr. Norman Beale. DR.. Cuff viii attend
the colored patients
The following calendar Is arranged for
the New Century Club Tor the month of
March:
March 80 p. nj. executive board
meetings 2.3O p. M, business meeting:
paper, Miss Sumner, nurse in charge of
the Middletown disponsary.
March 1913 p. M. High School as.
sembly room, musical program. Mrs. c.
w. Robinson. State chairman of music;
admission to non.members, 25 cents.
March l7--lIome economics day. Miss
Helen Brady, chairman.
March 24-Aiss Winifred Robinson.
dean of the Affiliated League for
Women, Newark. Del. Admission 10
inon-members. 25 cents.
/ March 2Gs p. IN. In club room. lee.
ture. 'Natching the Child Grow" Hon
i. Irving Handy. OF Smyrna.
March 3l-3 p. m. In club room,
operation Between Home and
School" Dr. Charles B. Wagner State
superintendent Of public schools.
Parents and school children are invited
TO be present. Each club member is
asked by tho chairman of entertainment.
Miss Helen Shallcross TO earn one dol
lar for the club house fund before May J..
( Some of the many friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George +. Richards gave them
lserenade at their new home on Tuesday
levenmg. About fifty persons were pres
ent. including some OF the employees of
| lMiddletown Farms. where Mr.. Richards
/ is employed. Members of Seneca Tribe
! OF Rcd Men We're also present, and
Thomas Pyle ou behalf Of the lodge.
presented TO Mr.. and Mrs. Richards a
silver pitcher.
The Rev. Francis H. Moore is holding
1.-TWO weeks OF special services at Forest
Presbyterian Church
Miss Nellie Rothwell has returned
from stay with her brother, John L.
lRothwell and family, OF Philadelphia
Mrs. Emerson Polk. Of Pocomoke Citv.
Nd. has gone TO Baltimore for a visit
after spending several weeks with Mrs.
q. W. Naudain--Housion Nauiam, Of
Baltimore. Md. spent Sunday with
friends hcre-Mrs. H. \. Demp4y, cf
Newport. and Mrs Walter Nansant, Of
\ Philadelphia. spent Sunity wiki their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Etl,p-
,hoffer-Miss Bernico Molten. of VII.
mington, spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Msttsn-- ktn.
dali Mcdowell. OF Delaware College
spent Washington's Birthday with bis
parents. Or. and Mrs. Harris B. Mellow
ell. near Niddletown---Mr and Mrs
Harvey Voshell Of Philadelphia. were
Sunday visitors with Mr.. and Mrs
Rees. near here-Nliss May McFaul had
her mother, Mrs. D. b. McFaul, oi
Hebron. Nd, with her over Sunday
Mrs. Zelene Cavender, of Philadelphia
has been srending the week with Ms
w. Pierce Biggs--Aiiss May Beaston ha'
returned 20 Baltimore, Md, after spend
ing some time with relatives here.