Milford chronicle., 1949-04-29
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

Get your dessert for Sunday din
ner at the American Legion Auxill.
ary Bake, April Both.
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Notice: Home made candy. at
tractiyely packaged for Mothers
Day, will be made by the Shawnee
Evening Home Demonstration Club
and sold Saturday morning, May z.
Don't miss this opportunity to de-
light your mother.
Watch for up-to-the-minute news
about the auction sale that will be
4 carried on Saturday, May z, by the
Avenue w. S. G. S. And in the mean-
time those who have contributions
for this sale may call I81, 178 or
S93, and tell about them.
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On Saturday, April 30, Milford
High School Senior Class will hold
a bake in Govotas'. The proceeds
will be used for expenses on the
i annual senior trip. The class will
have cakes, pies, cookies. rolls,
eggs, etc. Come along on Saturday.
the S0th, and purchase your week
!. end sweets.
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The Millwood Home Demonstra-
tion Club will be the guest of the
Harrington Club on Monday. Nav
2, at 2 o'clock. All members please
attend. On Wednesday night, May
4, the Millwood regular meeting
date, there will be a meeting Of Of
ficers and standing committees at
Mrs. Edwmina Greene's home at 2
2 p. m.
/ At the Fourth Quarterly Confer
e ence of the Delmar Mount Olive
t Methodist Church held in the form
!. of a supper conference in the So
r cial hall of the church, the Rev.
t Frank M. Volk was invited to re-
!. turn for another year with an in
r crease in salary of 5000.
J. Ernest Williams was elected lay
member of the annual conference
r and Norman Hastings, reserve lay
e member to the Peninsula Confer
# ence meeting to be held in Sails
! bury on May H.
Batteries of the 945th AAA Bat
d talon, Delaware National Guard,
It held practice and record firing last
/; Saturday and Sunday at Fort Miles
> with 20 caliber carhines
it Men from Battery B, Georgetown,
: commended by Captain James L.
e Marvel; Battery B, Laurel, COM
manded by First Lieutenant Gran
vile E. Hearn, and Battery D, Sea-
l. ford, commanded by First Lieuten-
v ant John w. Cassel, were among
n the first contingent to hold practice
l. fire. The composite group compris-
ed ga officers and enlisted men.
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st Children of the Camden -Wyom-
N ing vicinity who will start school
re in September received physical ex-
animation and immunizations from
he representatives Of the State Board
We of Health at the Caesar Rodney
e, School on Monday. Younger chill
ne dren were also brought to the
school for iInmunizations.
Maurice Daisey, head of the Cae-
n sar Rodney High School CONNER
Of cial department, attended the con-
v. vention of the Eastern Business
st Teachers Association in New York
g last week.
S. This week Coach W. Calvin Wood
IL is a Delaware delegate at the con-
+ vention of the American Associa-
le tion of Health, Physical Education.
l. and Recreation in Boston.
to The Dover Police Department
at will have a new chief on Monday,
May 16, according to a recent an
~ nouncement by Mayor William J..
le Storey, who said James E. Turner,
lie Sr., executive officer Of the state
ne police will take over the post.
n Major Turner, whose home is in
ne Smyrna, will be retired on pension
by the state police on May 13 when
st he and five other state police Off
MS GERS will complete 20 years of serv-
ie, ice.
si- appointment, explained that the
s. move is being made to build up the
ge Dover police department on basis
~, of adequacy to cope with any po-
"a lice problem and exigencies of a
state capitals police organization
er Chief Clifford E. Arts is now on
or leave of absence because Of i'll
health
U. Plans for building a 100000 mar
gs garine plant in Delaware have been
ed disclosed by c. Gordon Sharpless
IN of wilmington.
in Mr.. Sharpless points out that the
nd proposed construction will be car.
on ried out if and when the Legisla-
ture repeals present restrictions on
W the sale of colored margarine. He
at also expects to build a plant for the
le- extraction of soy bean oil in the SOY
by bean district of Sussex County
nd This, he says, will prove a great ad-
ist vantage to farmers there since the
of bean meal will be returned to then
ed as feed for chickens.
The margarine plant would have
tn, capacity of 100000 pounds anc
he would use $4,000 pounds of SOY
Ier bean oil and II 900 pounds of skin
he milk per week. 1t is intended t.
i'd. have business in all states where
ert there is no ban on colored marga
rine.
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