Milford chronicle., 1949-10-14
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

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October %, at SCOTS Variety Store
on Walnut Street starting at a.
m. BE sure to stop in and buy
something for the weekend.
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The Circles Of Avenue Methodist
Church will meet on Tuesday, Oc-
tober Is as follows: No. with Mrs.
Carl Allen at 1880; No. 2 with Mrs.
F. Burgette Short at 8; No. 8 with
Mrs. Leroy Short at 1880; No. 4
with Mrs. Frank r. Grier at 7:45;
No. with Mrs. Roy L. Tawes at
1880; No. 6 with Mrs. George 7.
Macklin at 1880.
The third annual FELTON, VFW
Horse Show will be held on the
Nelson Hammond Farm, Route IS,
south of FELTON, this coming Sun
/ day at IL o'clock.
II Members of the committee in
charge have announced that they
expect horses from Pennsylvania
and Maryland as well as Delaware.
There are to be 20 classes includ-
Y ing ponies, hunters, jumpers, three
gated and five gated, Tennessee
4 Walkers, Palominos, pleasure hors-
o es, harness horses and several clas-
i ses specifically planned for chill
dren.
This year cash prizes are being
y awarded instead of trophies.
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il Miss Arlene MCGEE, of Milford,
l. has been elected president of Ali
AucnnfoAac cNa -
an organization at the University
of Delaware for the coming year.
e Other officers are; Vice-president,
ss Joseph Lank, Milford; secretary
r treasurer, Richard Foster, Tren-
n, ton, N. j.. program chairman.
Id Clarence Mattison, Newark; social
chairman, Janet Prettyman, Mil
ford; publicity chairman, Nancy
" Thomas, Wilmington. DIR. T. A.
In Baker addressed the club at it's
49, first meeting of the year, to trace
It. the history of religious clubs on
at the campus, and to explain the ori-
lg gin of the Alison group. The club
also has held a skating party.
II, State Archvist Leon deValinger,
=, ing in permanetly preserving rec
~ u, Ords in little space at dinner
IL meeting of the Dover Junior
~ Chamber of Commerce last Thurs
day night.
:, John Norris, state president of
- the JayCees, outlined, details of the
~ ~ Youth Conference in Wilmington.
- The Dover JayCees have selected
In I the following high school students
EI- E to attend the conference: Geraldine
''o Dye, Anne Marker, John Maybee,
Barbara Boyer, Robert Mcneil, Nj
~ ma Wrightson, Charles Willis and
,c+ Fred Bell. Alternates are Frank
IsS Swain and Gilbert Clifton.
IN William Godshall, president Of
he the local JayCees, presided.
the
Richard c. Bullock pleading
guilty to charge of assault and
st battery on Chief of Police Frank
E. Morgan of Harrington, was fined
ck- $50 and costs by Judge Charles L.
)c- Terry, Jr., in Court of General Ses-
ri siOns, recently.
Its The defendant was alleged to-
Id have fired a shot which, however,
did not hit the officer when the
latter went to Bullocks home last
lrd July IL in connection with a COM
the motion the man was allegedly
ill charged with a pistol.
IA Clarence Jackson, Jr., charged
M with assault and battery on Sadie
md Wayman in the latter's home at
zes Smyrna on Aug. 30, was sentenced
De. to IL months imprisonment. He was
accused of cutting the woman in
ngoi the head with a corn knife.
ber The case of Harvey ]. Elton, Mil
lity ford, charged with larceny of $155,
,rd, was referred to Probation Officer
ion Robert E. Lewis for investigation
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lm- The state program committee OF
lze. the Delaware Congress of Parents
and Teachers has organized a work
ian shop to be held shortly in George
1er' town. S. MarstOn Fox, president Oi
Dat. the Delaware Congress, announced
leAI the work shop will be similar tC
em- the one held in Wilmington recent
OhS ly. Coffee will be served in thu
lIaS Georgetown Public School at 7:3I
Iln- p. m, and the work shop started a
5.
-. Five groups will discuss prob
S,a lens pertinent to their interest
,ii,l ~ The groups and those assigned Il
,o :, ~ handle the working sessions fol
go 80 low:
soo Mrs. Eleanor Lawrence, Program
~ loi of Home, School and Communit
neUt ,le Relations; Mrs. James Young, Us
p'i ing Motion Pictures as Basis 70
Discussion; Miss Barbara Millel
Planning for Study Groups for PaI
Two ents and Teachers; Mrs. Don Bau
Lne der, Securing Resource People 10
her Meetings, and Miss Marguerite 1
llio- Burnett, Working More Closel
the with Glass Room Teachers and
as the Total Program Of the School
ara M. c,-..a voI,,ntaor n,
Company has recently purchased
new fire engine at cost of $3.50
of according to officers Of the depar
on ment. In order to properly houf
, at the new equipment an addition
new the present quarters will have
SAFE be erected at an additional cost (
laue approximately $4,000.
ana The fire. company is at presel
rug y engaged in a large fund-raisiT
! De project and as one phase Of Il
uiss. it project will hold benefit supp'
'ne in the fire hall on Friday and Sa