Milford chronicle., 1949-07-08

The Late Disciple Sunday School
Glass will hold its annual banquet
at RehobOth in the Avenue Restaur-
ant on July 20 at z p. m. Those who
can go please call Dorothy ArgO
or Thelma Carpenter by Monday
morning, July Is, and make reser-
yations.
Headquarters Battery of the 19Sth
AAA Group, Delaware National
Guard, and the 287th Army Band
have been attached to the 736th AA
Gun Battalion during the trip to
Camp Carvel, Fort Miles, on July
81. During the move, the two units
will come under the command of
Lieutenant-C Colonel j. James Ash
Ton, commanding officer of the bat
TALON.
In addition to these two units and
headquarters Of the 136th, the bat
talon comprises four batteries, A
and B of Wilmington, commanded
by Captains Leonard Millar and
Arthur BilOOn; Battery C of New
ark, in charge of Captain Joseph
M. Ballbach; Battery ID of New
Castle, commanded by Captain Rob-
ert T. Jones.
4 First issues of the Industrial Sur
vey of the State of Delaware, list
ing Wilmington and IL other cities
! and towns of the state and their
facilities for industrial develop
ment, are being distributed.
i The 4S-page illustrated publica-
/ ton was compiled by ]. Huber
Denn, industrial commissioner of
: the Delaware Chamber of Com
merce, who is secretary and trea-
sUrer of the Delaware State Indus
trial Development Council, 11I2-14
King street, Wilmington.
The industrial advantages of the
state and Wilmington, Dover, Eel
ton, Georgetown, Harrington, Lew
es, Middletown, Milford, Newark,
Seaford, Seibyville and Smyrna
Clayton are described in the book
: let which was prepared as part
: of the program of the Develop
= ment Council
Senator ]. Allen Frear, Jr., was
reelected president of the Kent
= General Hospital at the recent an
nual meeting of directors of the
e hospital. He has filled that office
S for several years.
: other officers reelected were
e DR.. H. V. Holloway, vice presi-
h dent; James B. jackson, secretary; /;
r w. r. Brown, treasurer. Members
9 of the executive committee in ad-
d dition to the officers are: j. E. Will
son, Jr., ]. Gordon Smith, Mrs.
: Leonard A. Covell, j. Wallace
}, Woodford, and Mrs. Willard D.
Boyce
: The board reviewed the plans
v for the erection OF an addition to
It the hospital and approved the con-
d tract for the construction work
which will be awarded to Rupert
Construction Company, Whining,
n ton, the low bidders.
If -
Of Appointment of Harry G. Fox O
ID 919 East Twenty-third street, viii
D. mingtoin, as manager of the viii
s. mington Office of the State Motto
ID Vehicle Division of the State High
le way Department has been announ
A. ced by Henry G: Roster, who hal
o. assumed his duties as state motor
l. vehicle commissioner, succeeding
Frank L. Reed.
10 Charles H. Wheatley of SeaforC
lie has been appointed manager of tn,
j. Sussex branch of the office of tn,
II division at Georgetown, and JOSEPH
D. CriscOni of 1913 West Ninth street
Is Wilmington, will be chief inspector
of the Wilmington office. Miss Alic,
D. Ransom of Dover will be secretaT!
IN of the commission.
m Last Thursday, the final day fo
is inspection and renewal of regis
al trations of motor vehicles, endeI
ii with about 5000 remaining to b.
inspected and approved.