Milford chronicle., 1950-09-29


Where? Odd Fellows Building.
When? Saturday, September 80, 9
o'clock. Who? By w. S. c. S. Of
Calvary Church.
Plans call for after-school activ-
tiles this fall at the recreation
building for the boys and girls
clubs. There will also be football
for the boys. The youth canteen
will reopen next month. This pro-
ject, providing a program Of dane
ing and games for more than $50
teenagers every Friday and Satur-
day night. is conducted at the Do
yer Century Club under the Joint
sponsorship of the Y. NJ. c. A.
and the Dover Rotary Club.
The Y. NJ. G. A. is one of the five
agencies which will benefit from
the Community Fund (Red Fea-
ther) campaign which will get I'M
DER way October / and continue
through October Is. Workers are
now being secured for house-to-
house canvass.
TRIBUTE PAID TRIO-A brief
memorial service in honor of Ro-
tarians Earle D. Wiley, Alvin w.
Taryin and E. Paul Burkholder,
who died during the past few
months, was held by the Dover
Rotary Club last week.
Secretary H. H. Hanson paid
tribute to these men who were ac-
tive Rotarians and who contri-
.buted greatly to the advancement
Of the principles and ideals of
Rotary.
The meeting closed with e mo-
ment of silence, which was follow
ed by a prayer by DR.. o. A. Bart
ley, president of the club.
] Visitors included w. Riley Brown
Of the Camden Wyoming Club;
George w. Vapaa Of the Harring-
ton Club; Raymond w. Helm Of
the Newark Club; William L. OK
i ley, guest Of Christopher Yost; and
Wilbur Haight, guest OF John S.
Charlton.
! SMYRNA FIREWOMEN - At
the September meeting of the la
dies auxiliary of the Citizens Hose
Company, Smyrna, four new mem
bers were elected into member
ship. Mrs. Elsie Warren served as
judge and Mrs. Helen Grier and
Mrs. Fletcher Truax, tellers.
A report on the recent state con-
vention held in New Castle was
given by Mrs. George David. Mrs.
/ Florence Ford presided and Mrs.
Doris Knox gave the report for the
sunshine committee.
J0mes Truax, member of the
carnival committee of the fire COM
pany, thanked the women for. their
assistance during the carnival.
The social committee named fol
the next meeting includes Mrs
Grier, Mrs. Helen Goldsborough
Miss Ruth Gooden, Mrs. Nancy Fa,
ries, and Mrs. Mary Fleming. TIL,
social hour was in charge of Mrs
Rebecca Deamer, Mrs. Clark Ennis
Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Irene FAIRIES, an,
Mrs. Thelma Foxwell. ..ha- noV-
r SCOUTS ELECT-Fhe Millsbor,
S Explorer Scout Unit, sponsored b,
e Indian River Post %, American
D, Legion, last week elected Gerald
: Hudson as post guide and Jane!
= Whaley as assistant post guide.
= Other officers included Georg,
2 Godfrey post scribe; Richard Cor.
= drey, crew leader; Ralph Wiley
assistant crew leader.
A committee comprising Rich
: ard Cordrey, Ralph Wiley anC
Donald Hall was named to visit
f the Sea Scout Troop at Eastcn
, Md.
Gerald Hudson was named IL
: head the committee on arrange
O ments for a hay ride with Jane.
J Whaley and Ralph Wiley as The
I other members. Harold Monroe
> Ralph Wiley and Frank Bull, were
: named a committee to arrange al
I overnight hike.
New sails will be purchased foi
o the scouts boat. Alton Hudson ii
? adult adviser of the group an,
George Godfrey the retiring presi
dent.
MOOSE LODGE - The Delma
Moose Lodge No. $50 had it's frs
!, fall meeting last Friday evening
: Joseph Triglia, the present cover
nor, was assisted by Oscar T
Brown, past governor; Charlie
Birmingham, prelate; Harry E
Pritchett, past governor, and Jane
= McLernon, secretary.
!, The organization is debating, a
the present time, whether to re
- model its present building or offe
3 it for sale and build a new one
! better suited to its needs. The pres
ent building was the old Masoni
Temple, replaced some years az
by a new temple on State street
which is also the home of Ada
a Chapter, OES, and the New Cen
h fury Club of Delmar.
q The members of the Moose or
s. ganization discussed projects 70
l. the improvement of Delmar and it
'e vicinity.
J. Plans have been completed 70
g forming a. Woman's Auxiliary +
the Loyal Order of Moose.
r -
s, MEDICAL SOCIETY - The an
h nual session of the Medical Societ,
r of Delaware will be held in tn
Peoples Church Community Hal
y in Dover, from October 2 to 4 in
e., elusive. Subjects for discussion
n will include weight-reducin
n, through the use of fat, tuberculo
sis control in a small community
and the biology of getting old.
h The session will open next Mon
st day night, October 2, with a meet
l. ing of the council Of the society
u fnllnwad htr q cacrirt, &c A. L..