Milford chronicle., 1950-08-11

CIRCLE NO. 8 - The regular I
meeting of Circle No. 6 /
vas held Tuesday evening, July
LS, at the home of Mrs Ruth Lynch
With an attendance of IA regular ]
and one visitor. Delicious
were served by the
hostess.
The circle meets August is with
Mrs. Lula Webb at Dewey Beach,
for a covered dish supper. Come
out, ladies, and bring your hus-
bands.
EXCHANGE CLUB - Sponsored
by the Salisbury Exchange Club,
a Laurel group became affiliated
with the National Exchange Club
at a meeting last week.
Oficers named include John D.
Phillips, president; J. Alton
Knowles, secretary; Charles G.
Erdman, treasurer. The executivel
committee includes these officers
plus George E. MCGEE. Other char
ter members include Melvin Kos
ter, Milton Roster, Joseph Cordrey,
Edward Northam and Nevins Ad-
kins.
BEACH PARTY-Plans are be-
ing completed for the 1948 Class
Reunion Beach Party on Friday,
August 18. Already a number Of
contributions have been received
from class members planning to
attend the affair Donations of 25c
are still being accepted by Arlene
MCGEE, Milford Chronicle Office, Mil
ford.
Remember: When-Friday, Aug.
Is, around 700 D. m: Where-Di-
rectly across from Kitchens Store.
Just follow the crowd. Why-For a
swell time.
SENTENCES IMPOSED = For
buying liquor for a man on the
barred list, Aaron Isman is serv-
ing a go day sentence in the Kent
County Jail in lieu of payment of a
fine of $50 and costs while the
barred man for whom he was ac-
cused of buying the bottle, Oliver
Cubbage, Is serving a 20 day SEN
I tence in default of payment of q
$50 flne.
Both men arrested, by Lover po-
lice in jIlrkwood Street. are Of
Dover. The penalties were imposed
by Judge Ernest v. Keith in Court
of Common Fleas.
DOVER SHORT TEACHER-Dr
]. L. Halderman, superintendent o
Dover public schools, reports tina
only one vacancy exists on Dove
school faculties, and that he eX
poets that position to be filled be
fore the new school term opens.
| DR.. Halderman said there will b
: only seven new teachers in servic
f here for the next school year. Tn
: total number of instructions in tn
5 Dover school system is rs. Most {
r the designations were caused, aC
cording to the superintendent, b
/, women teachers marrying an
: moving to other areas.
l WILDWOOD HOME DEMON
], STRATI0N -CLUB-The Millwoo
r Home Demonstration Club wi
/ hold it's annual picnic, August 16t
. at the home of Mrs. Eleanor Jacob
L the president. 1t will be cOvere
Y dish supper. All members and huf
4 bands invited. Bring covered dis
e and own table service. Be on tim
n i $3.50 p. m. Hot dogs, rolls, and ice
:. tea will be served by the clul
d ! Please notify by card or phone an
It member of committee if you al
t attending. The committee is as 70
r lows; Mrs. Hilda Mulholland, Mr.
0 Mabel Davis, Mrs. Jennie Short an
Mrs. Dorothy ArgO.
= ADULT OFFENDERS Judg
4, Ernest V. Keith of the SUISSE
County Juvenile Court, in a sessiC
at Georgetown last week aga
cracked down on adults concerns
u in contributing to the Delinquent
of minors, when he handed out
N sentence of six months in Jail wi
prosecution costs to be paid by Il
c man involved.
j A 60-idays-in-jail sentence il
Il posed on man who had been bs
n red from use or purchase of liqu
was suspended temporarily pen
T. ing future cooperation.
n In another case of a man cont
\. buting to delinquency of minor
" receiving stolen goods, was co
g tinued for further investigation.
W. ROTARIANS PLEASED - tt
excellent progress being made
o. the new Industries for Delawa
Tr. in securing a number of new plal
d; was related before the Lewes
m, tary Club at it's weekly melting
in the SequOia Tea Room byNCol q
Teton B. Shaffer of RehOboth Bes
IA secretary-treasurer of the state
Ir. ganization.
er- The results of the councils Fl
year of activities have been v,
gratifying" he said. Through
efforts of the organization eli
new firms have been iloca
throughout the state"
Re- Raymond R. Atkins was prOgr
Is chairman of the evening.
be
Ing LAUREL LIBRARY-Laurel
responded quickly to the. gener
ay' offer of Walter S. Carpenter,
ms of Wilmington, to build a mod
Vai library in the town as a memo
to his wife by taking steps towa
lns s holding referendum to prov
9eA $4,000 per year maintenance
the institution.
Representatives of various gro
us of the town met Tuesday evening
discuss the offer. They quickly
re- proved the plans outlined,
con voted to petition the Laurel sci
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