Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24
Happenings OF Interest
Throughout Delaware

AANlls-Aineteeu bands. with E
total personnel of over 500 nerne
VIII meet in Dover "a Maroa 81 aar
the annual STATE Band Rasf
which Win be held 81 taa Raa
House ot lhe Dover Public seFnare
me following high schaal bands
VIII participate. Milton. Wmfnr-
con HiEhs Lewas. Earard Fnnfnr
Hieh NewarE. Dover Georeat8wn.
smyrna, Howard HiEh. Harrinefnn.
Claymont Laurel Milford. Mount
Pleasant Caesar Rodney s. s. fn-
Pont, Alexis i Dupont Uanraa
high and Warner Juinor Heh
schools.
The DAYS activities wiH - eH
maEed with gigantic parade 81
bands through Dover
hEFL 1LtlANS -U S. ssnaur
John o. Williams win address tha
Better Government Cmh 81 fha aa-
publican Ciuh roams ln Laursl aa
eFening ol March 3l Republicans
from an parts af the county are -r-
peeted to aflend
Major Pred I. maruiI IS rbe n-es-
ident of the new eiub ana na wll
preside az the meetns Mran
Aef6es is vice president William
- King. second vice president.
and Lee Hastings. secrelary-traas-
ureF
Df William E Pretryman Is
chairman ol the program commit
Tee and the club executive COM
mlliee includes Mafar farefI Lar
fefkes. William Collins. Rav Nlf-
eheiL and Rord 81 warrington
ROTARY DINNEn eramf1rf
u. Greenewalt. president. chair
man OF the executive ennrlfraa.
and member af che ananee eant-
mlltee af the duPout Comnanr rns
the speaker at an Inrareilr aarrrr
dinner in Dover Tuasfar nfehr -
which the Dover Rotary cuh WAS
host
me dinner meeting was held n
The Hotel Richardson. rn ennrea
was the Dover Rotary nrasrans
committee. comprisine STATE gnn-
tor 3 Paul Burkholdar. ehafrnnn-
Emanuel Barros. and william Hfns
Ellis.
Members of an Rotary clubs in
the state and members 81 tire Dover
Chamber OF Commerce. Innfar
chamber of Commerce. Lions Cfnh.
and kiwanis Ciub were invited
TEMPERANCE - efaear ,a,~-
round cooperation with the Tenn
perance League 0f Maryland ana
Delaware Isl Hamber one 81 a5ehr
points adopted last Friday nirnr far
the coming year hy the Peninsula
Conference Board af Tamnermnca
OF the Methodist Church.
The program was approved IA a
Peninsula-Wida meefinz hela -
wesley Junior College in Dover.
Other aims are. More elective
newspaper adVeEtising. radio nrn-
grams on all area stations. manned
camp programs for youth. wider dis
srioutlOn 0f temperance ffna Ia
cnufehess promolion of uuartarIv
temperance programs n sunday
schools using new material. ana
sponsoring of two DELEGATES to fha
Fennsy ylVania School OF Alcoholic
Studies az Juniata COLLEGE in Hunt
ingdon. Pa.
ELECTED PRESIDENT -Farola
j. Mcdonald OF Harrington was
elected president Of the Kent Conn
ty Educational Association a. the
delegates meeting on Tuesdnv.
March IA. I'm Dover. The delaeatas
meeting precedes the County con-
ference which was held Thursday.
March Is.
Mr. Mcdonald IS the eommernfal
teacher az Harrington Hfah School
He has been at Harrington four
years, and was az the selbvvfHa
school before then. His home was
originally m New Jersey. where. he
graduated from Trenton state Waa-
chers COllege and arst besan Teach
ing.
The other officers elected ara
Vice President. G. stewart nan-
metz OF Felton, secretary-treamrer.
Miss Loretta Paskey of Harrine-
ton; director. mrs. Blanche d
smith Of Clayton.
hACAAfA2Nn - Richard
hayne. SelbyVille. commander Da-
pariment q Delaware. Veterans 81
Foreisn Wars. has aDnointad Ia
members 90 the general eommfraa
TOT the department anoamnmauf ia
Hlenoooth Beach. June l6 and III
The hrst meeting 81 the eam-
mittee win De- held at the Cftv nan
in hehob0th on April e followfna
installation OF nezlg elected om-
GERS OF Rehoboth Post So. Tff7
me additional members 81 fha
general committee are. Tohn -
Martin. NJ. RI southarland. Mfllars
A. Powers. William Williams ana
Harry a. BeekeF. an 81 Rahohnth
heoen. and John Eahiarr eaniar
wee commander. GaaHge I guIrae-
ter, junior vice commandar. SAM
uel d Aoleman. Quartermastar. and
Herbert Willis. adfutant ana sas-
vice oHlceE. aE 81 Wflninafan ans
Commander Rayne
DlIIM HOUSE wha n-t-h
House win become fha haaanu.u-
lers for the New Castle Terern-
-eu4ty celebration CT 1881 n