Milford chronicle., 1950-07-21

EOOD OAnAl-l 1 ne LdQloS AuXlll-
cry of the V. F. w. of Milford will
hold bake and food sale at Argos
LinOleum Store on Saturday MORN
ing. July % at 10 o'clock. Stop in
and buy.
KIDDIE MATINEE-The Amer
lean Legion will hold a special
Riddles Matinee at their carni-
val on the RehobOth Cut Off Road,
Saturday, July %, from two until
five o'clock. All rides will be nine
cents.
CENSUS-A. Leroy Desmond of
Wilmington, has been appointed |
supervisor of the Delaware census, |
succeeding Benjamin Ableman, who |
resigned recently to devote his full !
time as a Wilmington magistrate.
Mr.. Desmond was formerly assist
ant supervisor of the census.
NAVY RECRUITING STATION
Announcement has been made of
the opening of a Navy Recruiting
! Station at the American Legion
Home on State street in Dover. J.
H. Carwile, in charge of the Office,
has announced that the office will
be opened six days a week from
$3.50 a. m. to 500 p. m. every day.
APPLE COMMISSION - Warren
c. Newton of Bridgeville has been
reappOinted to the state apple COM
mission for a One-year term by
Governor Elbert N. Carvel.
Other members of the commits
sion are w. H. Richter of Camden,
and Frank w. Richardson of Cam
den. Mr.. Richardson is commits
sion secretary.
FERRIS BOARD - Governor FL
bert N. Carvel has reappOinted w.
Thomas Knowles, Wilmington at
tOrney, to the board of trustees of
the Ferris School for Boys for a
five-year term.
Other Ferris trustees are: Clar-
ence E. Grace, of Wilmington,
chairman; Peter Whaley, Selby-
Vile; Paul D. LOvett, Newark, and
w. Lyle MOwlds, Dover.
PICNIC-The Brotherhood and
the Sunshine Glasses of Calvary
Methodist Church will hold a joint
hot dog roast on Friday evening,
July 28 at $50 The group will
leave from the church at that time
, for Slaughter Beach to hold the
picnic in front of the pavilion. 1t
. will be a good party, so be sure to
be present. Bring your wives or
sweethearts. Come early and stay
late.
194S CLASS REUNION - Their,
Y will be a class reunion of the Clas
a of 1948 at Slaughter Beach on Fri
i day evening, August 18. The place
2 of meeting is the Archer cottage il
t front of Kitchens Store. The time
I is around 700 o'clock. Let us know
: if you are coming by August 1
l along with your donation of 25C
per person for refreshments. Your
I uOIldILOU Will UG OONCPtOA W "a
= lene MCGEE, Seabury avenue, or Mil
? ford Chronicle Office, Milford.
WILDWOOD HOME DEMON.
STRATION CLUB-The MillwOod
Home Demonstration Club will
hold it's annual picnic, August 18th
at the home of Mrs. Eleanor Jacobs
e the president. 1t will be a covered
Y dish supper. All members and hus-
/. bands invited Bring covered disf
and own table service. Be on time
$3.50 p. m. Hot dogs, rolls, and iceC
tea will be served by the club
Please notify by card or phone an!
member of committee if you art
h attending. The committee is as fol
S lows; Mrs. Hilda Mulholland, Mrs
= Mabel Davis, Mrs. Jennie Short ant
d Mrs. Dorothy ArgO.
l. MAN WHIPPED - Zoar w. Wat
l. son, AZ, of Dover. was whipped a
the Kent County Jail Monday NOR
q ming. as part of a sentence for wifi
u beating.
n The Iashes were inflicted by War
q den Norris B. Garrison, and tn
whipping was the first at the jai
5 since Garrison became warden il
o January, 1949 About a dozen me-
) observed the whipping.
II Watson was arrested by Dove
u police for cutting his wife, Estells
, with a corn knife. Testimony at hi
j. trial disclosed that she suffered
II permanent injury to one hand a
y a result of the beating.
:" Watson also was sentenced to
~ year in Jail.
- NEW BUILDING - A psychiatri
&c building to care for more than ~
Negro patients presently ill-houS
ed in the Delaware State HOspitt
basement is planned by trustee
f. of the institution, it has been al
D, nOunCed by DR.. M. A. Tarumlan
w superintendent. The building
III estimated to cost up to $5OO,OOO.
p Bids for the project will be r.
le ceived up to $3.50 o'clock on Al
gust 2, and it is hoped that col
ne struction will get under way b.
e fore fall TO allow for cOmpletio
al by next summer.
le DR.. Tarumianz said that as no
81 planned the new building will
~ near the hospital greenhouses.
ne is so designed that it can be el
Il n larged in the future.
ot STOCKHOLDERS-E. I. du Poi
nd de NemOurs and Company, Int
ur was owned by 118.732 stockholde
to as of June 80, 1850, an increase
ed 1851 over the number of holde