Milford chronicle., 1937-04-16
Y. VIC. A. FUND
CAMPAIGN WILL
START APRIL 10
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walton. This is necessary in order to
save the campaign committee un-
necessary expense.
This week, through the courtesy
of Mr.. Schwarz and Mr.. Mitchell of
the Capital Theatre of Dover, there
will be shown a Y. w. c. A. sound
trailer entitled Youth Faces the
Future with Y. w. c. A." This two
minute trailer will also be shown
during the campaigns in Smyrna,
MiddletOwn, Milford and Seaford. 1t
will illustrate the way in which the
Y. w. C. A. can help girls to help
themselves.
Through the courtesy of certain
stores, modernistic exhibits of Y. w.
C. A. activities will be shown in dis
play windows in Dover, Milford and
Newark during this week and next.
Mrs. George Ehinger, chairman of
speakers, has arranged for inter
probation of Y. W. c. A. Objectiyes
before Rotary. Kiwanis, Lions and
other service clubs, also before a
number of Century Clubs in a num-
ber of different communities. Mrs
Herbert Richardson spoke at the
annual fellowship dinner at the
Presbyterian Church last Thursday. /
Miss Margaret Custer. member of .
the Dover Business Girls Club. /
spoke before the Baptist Sunday
School last Sunday morning. Mrs.
Helen Faruhar Sanford spoke before
the Kiwanis Club of Georgetown last
week and will speak on Friday of
this week at the Rotary Club of that
city.
Mrs. w. w. Harrington, chairman
of the initial gift committee, which
is now engaged in a preliminary
drive in Dover and other large conf
munities, was hostess at a dinner at
the DuVal Tea House on Wednesday,
April :. Members of this committee
are Clarence ID. Clark, Camden: Mrs.
Frank Hall Davis. George Ehinger.
Ernest V. Keith, Mrs. Robert +.
Lewis, Mrs. John Shilling. all of Do !
yer; Mrs. J. f. Dutton, ,Ir.. SeafOrd:
Mrs. Richard CoOch. Dean Winifred
Robinson, both of Newark; Mrs.
Clarence f. Pool, st. Georges; Mrs.
Charles p. Townsend. DagsbOro;
Mrs. Peter Whaley, Selbyville; Mrs.
c. H. Nutter, Milford; Mrs. S. II.
Harrington, Bridgeville, and Mrs
Louis Drexler and Mrs. William ,
Benson of Wyoming.
In order to talk over campaign
plans and secure workers, Mrs. John
ID. McCabe of RehobOth. chairman Of ,
key-wOmen in communities south OF
Dover. and Mrs. David VI. Green, ,
chairman of key-women in Dover.
called a meeting of few key-wo- ,
men at the Wayside Inn. in Smyrna.
Thursday, April s. There were pres
ent Mrs. Ennis. Mrs. Wright, Mrs.
Theodore Hynson of Smyrna: Mrs.
G. II. Nutter and Mrs. William Mar
shall of Milford; Mrs. Charles p.
Townsend DagsborO, who brought
with her Mrs. Carey and Mrs. Hat I
field of Georgetown; Miss Fannie
Marvel, wyoming; Mrs. John Shill-
ng, Dover; Mrs. Richard Cooch. d
Newark; Miss Dorothy d. Roberts. Il
xecutive secretary of the District of
Jtldh are w - ~ anu WI % AaNA
II Farquhar Sanford. Mrs. Sanford r
plans of the campaign ii
In conjunction with the opening
inner. business girl. Miss Eva n
ailor. will address tine Rotary Club +
t Milford at its dinner on Monday
vening. At the New Century Club OF
n Monday afternoon with Mrs. Will r.
am Marshall. Jr.. as chairman fur
le program. Miss Dorothy Roberts.
lie District Secretary, will speak Of
e aids of the Y. w. c. A., and the
70 Milford groups of Girl Reserves i'll
i'll have a part in the program. AT Iii
'esent there are Is Girl Reserve re
ubs, one of which is colored, and de
ur Business and Professional Clubs la
fly girls in the State attended con- =-
in Washington, d. C.. Bal ,~z
more and Wilmington, where they
ere given training for leadership. b
lring the year. II is for the pnr-
use of furthering the common in
rest and experiences of girls, and
eparins them for a fuller life that
is present financial campaign is
ing carried on.