Milford chronicle., 1949-09-16
Happenings OF Interest
Throughout Delaware

For the convenience of the down
state taxables, the United States ;
has established a u. S.
Revenue office in Georgetown. The
office is located on the second floor
of the fire house and is efficiently
by trained revenue agents
under the direction of John ]. Dom
nelly. Persons requiring the assis-
tance of the revenue men can OBJ
tain the same by contracting the
Georgetown headquarters.
The Presbyterian Sunday School /
Rally Day will be held at the
church on Sunday, September 25.
The wildwood Church Aid will
meet Friday night, September is,
at Millwood Hall. The committee
consists of Mrs. Helen Davis and
Mrs. Ruth Cannon.
The Coolspring Presbyterian
Church at Coolspring, Del, will
observe their Annual Anniversary
on Sunday, October 8, 1949. There
will be special music.
The Late Disciples Sunday
School Glass will hold rummage
sale Saturday, September II, at
Torsch's Factory, starting at 800
a. m. If stormy it will be held the
following Saturday morning.
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The l.. w. w. B. of the Church
of God will hold a rummage sale
ON Saturday, September 17s at 10
a. m. in the former Gift Shop build
ing next to Austin's Shoe Repair
Shop on North East Front street.
Beginning Wednesday, September
81, the Milford Free Public Library
will resume its winter schedule.
The hours: Monday and Saturday
evenings-7-9; Wednesday after
noon-3-5; Saturday morning-10-
IL.
The Millwood Sunshine Society
will open their Fall Meeting Sept.
28th, with covered dish at 1890.
Every member is urged to be pres
ent, bringing their table service.
The meat menu is planned by the
committee.
. On the second Wednesday in each
month at 11:15 A. M. there will be
a series of broadcasts on the his
tory of Wilmington and immediate
environs from Station VANS
These broadcasts are sponsored by
the Caesar Rodney Chapter of the
OAR and will start in October.
%
Wesley Pullman Auxiliary No
{. 1882 is sponsoring a bake at Al
North street, Saturday, Septembe
: IL, beginning at p m. There will
be variety of cakes, pies and rolls
Place your orders or call and ge
your choice of sweets or rolls an
> save the trouble of baking thi
l, weekend.
Club No. 13' met at the home {
= Mrs. E. C. Dix on Wednesday eve
= ming. Those present were Mrs. Nc
= = vella Shockley, Miss Claudia LocI
man, Miss Phyllis Mitchell, Mis-
Flora Patterson, Mrs. Helen Mi
chell, Miss Eva Baynard, Mrs. For
taine Mitchell, Miss Ann Sharl
Miss Emma Woodson, Miss Paulin
d Walker and Mrs. Gladys Vann.
/ Garfield Mcdowell and his Tadi
e staff will appear at Bethel A. n
n E. Church, Milford, Friday even
IL ing, October 21, at 7:30 o'clocl
9 Lefty" and his gang will appea
Ie in person, and will play eight spt
IS cial numbers on the string ban,
o The public is invited to attend th
III broadcast. Many outstandin
+ speakers will appear on the pre-
e. A gram.
- This is the time of the yes
|. when "Ker-choo" is being hear
:; throughout the land. Milford
. sharing in the national malad
- This is not to be wondered abol
y, when large plots of land are co
1, cred with ragweed and other weet
growths that cause the allergy
prevalent to many hay fever vi
Tins. Why not cut these areas no
before they are allowed to bio
er som and fertilize the ground f
lis another crop next year?
Vn -s-
st The fall conference for the Dc
is aware State Federation of Womer
ry Clubs will be held in Wilmingt'
j. at the New Century Club on We
rs. nesday, September 81, beginning
rs ten a. m. Mrs. M. Burton Mey'
o. state president, will preside at t
nd two sessions. All officers a
rs, chairmen are urged to after
ph There will be a speaker, wo
e. shops, and group meetings duri
U. the day which will afford glimI
RS, of the work of the clubs for t
rs. coming year.
RS.
re Vernon C. Keller, 43, East Pr
pect, Pa, stopped in Dover WI
on side taproom late Friday night a
On <.o..,.~Is-o&so,.c haoor 4a doua1nf,