Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28

- nCAA DM AucoOdys november Is
It the county agents office, Post
Office Building, Georgetown, at 1880
}. m. All officers, directors, those
who have contributed, or any other
Interested persons are urged to at
tend this meeting.
No. 2 Circle Of Avenue Methodist
Church has chosen November 80
for a covered dish supper and pre-
Christmas sale which they will
have in Pocahontas Hall. This sup
per is for the church members who
will bring their families and
enough in the covered dish for that
number and fifty cents for each one.
Remember the date, November 90.
-
The November meeting Of Avenue
w. S. c. S. will be held in the church
on Tuesday evening, November /,
at seven-thirty o'clock. Many items
of business will be attended to fol-
lowing devotions, led by Mrs. G.
Marshall Townsend. The pastor,
Reverend Roy L. Tawes, will begin
the study book I'VE the People of
the Ecumenical Church" No mem-
Der will want to miss the opening
chapters of this important book.
The members of two circles, Nos.
and will hold a food sale follow
ing the meeting Circle One will also
have charge of refreshments for the
meeting.
DEGREES nisi were granted in nine
divorce actions by Judge George
Burton Pearson, Jr., in Superior
Court at Dover last Friday, as fol-
lows:
Florence G. Ziegler VS.. Howard
G. Ziegler, William X. Biddle VS..
Dorothea X. Biddle, Florence War
ner VS.. John Lee Warner, Dorothy
Elizabeth Wiley VS.. Clarence d.
Wiley, Ruth M. Bradley VS.. Charles
Edward Bradley, and Grace r.
Short VS.. Herman Short, all on
grounds of desertion; and Sarah
Elizabeth Moore Collision VS.. John
! Clarence Collision and Nathan Beach
, Crary Glover VS.. Louise e. B. Clio
yer on grounds of adultery
Buy your pillow cases at the Cal
vary Methodist Church bazaar on
November II. There are some very
pretty ones. Assorted colors in hand
. embroidery, hand drawn, race edges
and tatted edges.
DR.. Wolfgang Kohler, one of the
I worlds leading psychologists, will
be at the University of Delaware
! today as visiting scholar in psy-
chology.
Two informal meetings have
= been arranged. In the first, at 10
a. m. in the lounge of Old College,
DR.. Kohler will meet in an infor-
NAL discussion with students in
d anthropology and related subjects.
o At 1 D. m, in the same place, DR..
y Kohler will have an informal dis
l. cussion with the psychology and
sociology clubs, the Delaware stu
dent teachers association, and the
I'd campus chapter of Kappa Delta Pi
y, honorary fraternity in education.
20 The New Castle County locals OF
~ the Delaware Poultry Improvement
% Association and the County Agri-
p cultural Extension Service spon-
sored poultry tour to Cumberland
County, N. j., on Monday, for all
al pOultrymen and their guests. The
le tour was supervised by e. H. Scha-
IN binger, county agent, and ]. L. Gro
o. theirs, Jr., assistant county agent.
lg The cavalcade of automobiles Wit
Is tied Shiloh, Norma, and Vineland
r N. J., with five stops for the inspec.
d. ton of phases of the poultry indus.
try as found in New Jersey. These
ch stops featured equipment, housing
lg and management practices that are
to new and unusual to Delaware poul
he trymen.
included in the itinerary was {
visit to the Vineland Egg Auction
ng which sells 5000 cases Of egg
to weekly.
re- A bicycle rodeo for boys and girl
er- in Newark will be held at the higl
to school tomorrow at 9 a. m, witt
)m special prizes awarded for variou
ill cycling events. The TOdeO will b
tic sponsored jointly by the Delawar
Safety Council, the Lions Club o
Newark, Rotary Club of Newark
ab- Newark Police Department, Recre
of alton Promotion and Service, New
ur- ark Board of Education, and tn
use Newark School PTA.
md The contest which will be pre-
the faced by bicycle inspection is ope
the to youngsters 12 years of age an
To- over in division A, and to those
ght years of age and under in divisio
re- B.
Contest features will be straigl
line riding, circling, weaving, ba
the ancing at slow speed, a 50-yal
0c- dash, and a one mile relay. TT
iis- purpose of the rodeo is to promo
wv bicycle safety, larger use Of b
sex cycles, to develop greater skills
riding, and to encourage the 70
,Ilv nation of neighborhOod bicyc
uch clubs.
the -
rop Personnel of small hospitals al
large throughout Maryland, the Di
ate, trict of Columbia, and Delawa
'ro- will talk over their mutual pro
-ra- lens in Wilmington on Novemb
full IA and Is.
this DR.. A. r. Shands, director of t
Alfred l. DUPONT Institute for Cri
pied Children, and chairman Of 9
the rangements, has announced tn