Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25

The 5th Grade of Milford will
hold a Bake and Food Sale Satur-
day morning, April End, in the Ele-
mentary School. All kinds of good |
things will be for sale. Make it a
point to drop in.
The Hollywood Supper to be
given by the members of the Mil
ford New Century Club will be on
March 25 in the Community Build
ing. Mrs. James F. Saleyan is
chairman of tickets. This win be
a big event in Milford Get set
early.
TIE regular open meeting Of Al
cOholic Anonymous will be held
Eriday evening, March 25th, at the
Grange Hall, Milford, at $3.50 Z. m.
The public, the clergy, the medical
profession as we'll as those having
an alcoholic problem are cordially
invited.
The Sunshine Glass of Wesley
Methodist Church of Georgetown,
Delaware, is presenting the mod
ern version of the play, Lavender
and Old Lace" in the School Audi
tOrium, Friday evening, April 1st,
at p. m. Tickets are now on sale.
Admission SIS and $.S5.
The Avenut Methodist Church
Young Peoples Choir are rehears-
ing for the cantata "The Holy City
by Alfred Gaul, which they viii
present at the morning service on
Easter Sunday. Mrs. A. G. Davidson
the director, and Mrs. Edward T
Hurley, organist, are lending able
assistance in this direction.
On Friday evening, April 1, the
Milford Business and Professional
Girls Club will take their 1949 play
"Too Many Relatives" to Lincoln
City, where they will present i
for the benefit of the Lincoln, Gem
etery fund. If you missed the op
portunity of seeing this play il
/ Milford, make it a date to go tt
i Lincoln on April l and help
worthy cause.
James M. Tunnel, Jr., will b
the principal speaker at the annua
meeting of the Historical Societ
of Delaware Monday evenings Apr
4 II, at $3.50 o'clock. His subject vii
be early Businesses in SUISSE
County"
/ In addition to the usual bushes
: at the meeting, the society Wi
? elect a board of directors, accor,
5 ing to George Winchester, Seer
5 tary.
Willard r. Culver, a native
Milton, won highest honOrs fl
/ color photography in the Viii
House News Photographers Al
}: sociation contest, it was announce
l Saturday night in Washington ;
> a dinner in the Statler Hotel.
Mr.. Culver, staff Photographic
for the National Geographic Soci
= ty since 1884, has become natiol
ally known for studio photograph
: in the society's magazine.
= James L. Latchum, of Whining
9 ton, a member of the law firm
Southerland, Berl and Potter, hi
q been admitted to practice befol
9 the u. S. Supreme Court in Wasl
4 ingtOn. A graduate of PrincetC
y University and the University
: Virginia Law School, he is the sc
of Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Late
20 um, of Milford, former collect
" of the Delaware district off
e Bureau of Internal Revenue.
r. The Milton Lions Club will no
+, an auction sale on Saturday, Ap
lie 16, on the parking lot in the cent
is of Milton. The money collected W
W be used to supply and equip t
ed high school football team with III
al forms next fall and to supply ext
!. cash to the public library for n
ip books, rent, heat and repairs.
n Football candidates will canvs
the town very soon to collect
We items homemakers wish to cont
til butte.
at -
re Frank w. Schroeder of DELAYS
Nd City has been named to the staff
the u. S. Senate's Committee
Oh the Judiciary, and will assume
'e- ties on the subcommittee on
81, migration.
III Mr.. Schroeder, who served
~. secretary for former Senator
ne Douglass Buck, was at one Il
Is chairman of the New Castle Co
- ty Republican Executive Conn
oa aS tee. He is a former secretary
Wv Nv the Industrial Accident Board.
IL
rse The Equitable Life Assura
Society of the United States /
a out to Delaware families duI
red 194S, the sum of S2,S16,19S in /
lin. efts, Thomas 1. Parkinson, pr
re- dent, announced in his annual
her port to policyholders.
Benefits took the form of SUPP
the for widows and children ari:
sh- from the death of policyhold'
,ol- annuity contracts, providing
lay, tirement incomes for residents
this state; dividends to policyh
ers, and matured endowments.
All members of the Rehol
IlS Sportsman Club are being ser