Milford chronicle., 1949-07-15

The w. 5. e. s. of Trinity Meth
odist Church, Harrington, will hold I
a food sale in Hates Grocery Store
on Saturday morning, July 2S, at
10 O'Clock. /,
The Late Disciple Sunday School
Class of the Calvary Church will
hold supper on the first floor of
the church on Friday, July %. A
cool place to eat in hot weather.
Look for more information next
week.
The Millwood Church Aid will /
meet Friday night, July Is. The
committee consists of Mrs. Jean
cite Warner, Mrs. John Smoot and |
Julia Davis. All are urged to be
present.
Miss Mollie Donovan has return
ed from a two weeks vacation at
Camp Laudis for the Blind at Cen
treville. Groups are scheduled for
two weeks outings throughout the
summer by the Delaware Commits
sion for the Blind.
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Why bother to do any cooking
on Friday evening, July %? Treat
yourselves and family-go to Cali
vary Church supper on first floor
| A nice cool place to eat SuppeFs
sent out if you bring your own
dishes. Start serving at o'clock.
The Camden-Wyoming Fire Com
pany is completing plans for its
annual carnival to be held August
l through August 10 on the Caesar
Rodney High School grounds. The
committee in charge of the affair
has been completing plans for spe-
! cial programs in connection with
/ the event.
= Don't forget to go to Calvary
/ Church on Friday, July %, for
r your supper. The members of the
. late Disciples Sunday School Glass
will be looking for you. The menu:
Ham, potato salad, home baked
t beans, cabbage and pineapple sal
ad, Jelly, pickles, rolls, butter, iced
tea or coffee. Dessert: Ice cream
and cake. Price, $1O0; children
soc.
Starting last Saturday all branch
n offices and inspection lanes of the
\ State Motor Vehicle Division al
6 Georgetown, Dover, and Whining
n ton will be closed all day on Sat
\ urdays until September Is, in keep.
n ing with new state law, Harry
N E. Roster, state motor vehicle com.
O missioner, said last week. The
lanes and offices have been opeT
: from $3.50 a. m. until moon on Sat
e urdays.
S The Cedar Grove Farm Bureau
/, Planning Group will meet will
e Mr. and Mrs. Howard Vreeland OF
n Thursday evening, July 81, at S:3i
=, o'clock. Louise R. Whitcomb, homi
q management specialist of the Uni
+ versity of Delaware, will speak ol
2 Farm Safety" She will also hav
a movie -on Miracle of Paradis
y Valley" This will be an interest
" ing meeting. Members try to b
y present. Visitors are welcome.
~ The picnic held by the Milfor
?, Neck Ladies Aid on Friday might
y July s, was enjoyed by more thai
!, 100 people. Two wagons filled wit
- children and adults left MilfOr'
= Neck Church at $50 for the ha
=, ride to Big Stone Beach. Their
= they were joined by the other
:. where all roasted hot dogs, marsh
- mellows and drank home made roo
:, beer. Rev. Diehl, the new ministe
- from Milford Neck, and Mrs. Dieh
g were present also.
D &
- Ground-breaking ceremonies 70
nf % the new Wanamaker store on tn
~ Augustine Cut OF, Wilmington, wi
- be held Friday, July %, at 2:S
eI O'Clock, it was announced recent!
y. Approximately $50 civic, bushes
ro and political leaders of the stat
- have been invited to a ''get-tC
= gether" luncheon with Wanamal
. er officials from Philadelphia j
~ the Hotel DUPONT preceding tn
- ceremony. Governor Carvel wi
% deliver the principal address ;
- the luncheon.
Le-
Inspectors, judges, and clerl
who served at the Kent CounI
polls in the last general electiC
are being notified by Dawson
Is Minner, secretary of the Kel
County Department of Elections,
the requirement that they serve
le- the same capacities at the refe
le- endum on the bonus for veterans
I'VE World War II on Tuesday, July
so The referendum law provides tn
OF they serve. The polls will open b
I'VE tween and 1880 a. M, d. S.
nu and close at p. m.
80 -
~ ~ Receipts of the Delaware Liqu
''" Commission in June of this We
were more than $4,000 greater
20, 90 collections than in June last ye;
~" Colonel Edgar S. Slayer, liqu
-. commissioner, said this week. y
'AS The following tabulation of !
-, ceipts was given by Smiley Xii
~ ~ executive secretary of the comm
~ ~ sion: June, this year, spirits, 81
r ;I@ 1924; beer. S21,S17, and wine, 5
inre ime 7O8.7O, total for last month, 81
, ,sIn 317.94, and for June, last yei
iiS ng spirits, $41,O7O.S9; beer. $1S,511.'
q" and wine, $7,6O9.s3, a total of Sc
Cd 1928.
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