Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-02


Of God viii hold a bake on Satnr-
day, June 3, al $3.50 a. m. IN front
Of Ragains Pharmacy. Chickens,
eggs. rolls, pies and cakes viii be
on sale Proceeds for the new par
6Onage.
BAKE-The Busy Bees Of the
Baptist Church viii hold a bake
OF Saturday. June 3. starting at 10
q. ~. IN Argos LinOleum Store,
Cakes. pies. chicken. eggs, etc. viii
be offered in abundance. Stop in
and buy.
CARNITAL-Don't forget to at
tend the local carnival sponsored
by the Greenwood Y. F. ". Post
il viii start Friday. June and run
until Saturday, June 10 There wiz
be two kiddie rides, ferris wheel
and merry-gO-rOund, with bingO
and booths full Of worthwhile priz-
RS. There wiz be a ground prize
offered each night, so come out
each night and help the V F. ".
make their first carnival a big sue
cess.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
Tonight American Post No. 3 and
its Ladies' Auxiliary viii hold a
joint installation Of new officers at
8 O'Clock in the new post home on
the RehOboth Highway.
Mrs. George Ehinger, department
president, and her staff viii in
stall the new officers Of the auxil-
larry. Following this William Regain,
department commander and his
staff viii install the new post on
GERS.
Retiring Commander Frank Nellie
viii be in charge Of the meeting.
BCHOLARSHIP-The University
Of Delaware has announced that
a scholarship will be available this
fall To a 1850 graduate Of a Della
ware high school The scholarship
is valued at $500 a year for four
years, provided the recipient main
tains satisfactory academic rec
ord. Interested persons are TO go
to the Office Of Dean Daugherty in
Room 100, Brown Hall at Newark,
for a personal interview and filing
Of application form, on or before
June 30. A competitive eXamina-
ton to determine the winner viii
be held from / to 5 p. m. on July
y, IN room 229, Chemical Labor
at0ry on the campus.
ARRESTED-Charged with stOr-
ing alcoholic beverages we're for
hidden by law, Howard c. White,
arrested by inspectors of the State
Liquor Commission at a filling sta
ton north Of Dover several weeks
ago. has been fined $40 and costs by
judge Ernest Y. Keith in Court of
Common Pleas. A charge Of selling
liquor against him was retired.
Clifton e. Moore. near Milford
paid fine Of $25 and costs. az
Rregating 1881. imposed on him
4 by Judge Keith on a charge Of caus-
ing disturbance in a place lieens-
ed to serve liquor. He was alsC
given 30-day suspended sentence
SEEKING FUNDS-The LeipsiC
Fire Company at an adjourned
/ meeting recently decided to launch
a yearly donation campaign in June
/ for the purpose of procuring funds
10 purchase additional apparatus.
Chief II. A. Helm pointed out
/ that a large area served by the
company is without adequate water
! supply and that water carried in a
tank would greatly aid in fighting
these rural fires.
il is proposed to purchase a truck
with 5OO-gallOn pumper and an
! 800-gallOn water storage tank which
would give the company, with their
present apparatus, a total Of 1,2Ol
gallons Of water available for use
in rural fires.
WOMEN TO MEET - The last
meeting Of Avenue Methodist WO-
mans Society of Christian Service
before the summer interval viii bl
held at the home of Mrs. John c
Truitt on Causey Avenue, Tuesday
evening. June 6. at seven-thirty
Mrs. Charles =. Varney, the retir
ing president, viii be hostess Il
the members and honor the new
members who have joined since re
! organization in the fall Mrs. "
Dean Kimmel. the new president
will preside at a short business
meeting and delegates to the MAJ
conference meeting in Wilmington
will give their reports. Ali mem
bers of the Society are invited 4
attend the meeting and the sOcia
hour which will follow. Regular
i. meetings will be resumed in Sep
TENDER.
> HALT P0LLUTION-The halt
ing of present stream pollution AM
the prevention of new pollution ar
. envisiOned I'm two long range goal
announced by the Delaware POllu
> ton Commission.
One goal is establishment of gen
eral rules requiring submission @
. plans to prevent new or additions
pollution Of streams by new indus
trial plants or expansions Of sue
existing establishments.
The other requires an owner,
municipality or "Other political en-
tity' 70 apply for a permit to con
! tinue TO discharge waste into stat
) waters.
! Lyman Cox. chairman Of the com
mission. said that public hearing
and conferences between the com
! mission and interested parties wi
. have to be held before either az
! ton is taken.
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FOREST FIRES - Fifty fire