Milford chronicle., 1949-04-01
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

The w. S. C. S. of Cedar Neck
will hold a bake and food sale on
April 16. Watch the paper for To-
cation.
DR.. Robert r. Starr of Salisbury
will be the guest speaker at the
w. S. c. S. meeting of Calvary
Methodist Church on Tuesday eve
ming, April, 5. A large attendance
is requested.
Mrs. John ]. Williams of Mills
boro and Washington, d. c., and
wife of Delaware's senior Senator,
spoke before the members of the
Milford New Century Club on Mon
day. 1t was Legislation Day on the
club calendar.
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 $.75 and $.S5.
The Milford Council of Church
Women will meet at the Presbyte-
rian Church on Friday, April /,
when the State President, Mrs. L.
Mulford Taylor, of Wilmington
will be present. The speaker for
the occasion will be Mrs. Virgil
E. Sease, the Leadership training
chairman for the United Council OF
Church Women.
The w. S. C. S. of Avenue Metho.
dist Church will meet in thV
church Tuesday evening for itl
monthly meeting. Mrs. EdwarG
N. Kelley will preside. Mrs. JohI
!. w. Fry will have devotions AM
, the program will be in charge o
Mrs. Charles E. Varney. Mrs. Jas
Homan will be soloist for the meet
ing.
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: Card and bingo party to b
= sponsored by the American Leg
) ion and their auxiliary. This affai
: is to be held on Friday, April
at the Odd Fellows Hall, startin
l at p. m. There will be many prize
and refreshments. Tickets may b
l obtained from the Legion member
and Ladies' Auxiliary, or at tn
I door. Don't forget the date.
I .
On Friday evening, April 1, tn
a Milford Business and Professions
5 Girls Club will take their 1949 pla
''Too Many Relatives" to Lineol
City, where they will present
S for the benefit of the Lincoln Cen
etery fund. If you missed the or
portunity of seeing this play i
,. Milford, make it a date to go I
Lincoln. on April l and help
). worthy cause.
The M. Y. A. F. of Trinity Met
B. odist Church, Frederick, will ha7
a covered dish supper, on Wedne
day, April 6, to be held in t
v church basement. First serving
$3.50. Tickets can be purchased
the door, or from any one of t
r members. Price, 75c This includ
dessert. The men of the organic
A. tiOn will serve, so come out and
what a grand job these men C
do.
The Delaware Battalion, U.
ri Naval Reserve, landed at the Ph
adelphia Navy Yard Sunday aft
n their twO-weeks training cruise
the U. S. S. P. c. E. (R) S56.
D. The ship was originally sched
ed to dock early Saturday, but "
fogbound off Bombay Hook. 7
@ voyage was completed Sunday WI
the weather cleared.
The Delaware men were rele
g ed about three hours after tn
~ ship landed.
at A credit bureau for the use
CT merchants in SeafOrd, Bridgevi
IN CrannwOod P1adas and T.aural
rty being organized under the spoons
ho ship of the Seaford Business Me
Associatin, according to William
III m Elzey, who will act as supervise
T0 "; The bureau will serve as a Gle
-, ~ ing house for information on CT
'dv it ratings of all persons in
area, and the association will h
IN connections with other credit ]
of ing agencies when information
to persons from other areas is de
yes ed.
ers -
re DIR. Felix Oppenheim, chairr
of the University of Delawa
~ political science department, {
NJ .o[ last Thursday night that
O'0N strength of Russia and the Un
,orA States is so nearly even that
on, on ther one would risk war.
onr DR.. Oppenheim, a native of
gium, and former member of !
rch erica's wartime Office of STRAIT,
)rk, services was guest speaker q
Town Hall meeting at the Y. M
A. building in Wilmington. He
II ed his talk on observations N
during recent trips aboard.
He said Western Europeans
'es- not fear Russia because they k
that country was heavily dana
etty during the last war and is
ready for another war. Howe
Dan he added, they do fear the |
=, sponsible talk of preventive v
laIu heard among Americans today
Benjamin F. Arnold, teache
alph Soielces 90 III Ia 9eIS""ie Hs 1 sInooiS !,