Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-10-27
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

'ases, fancy work, aprons, rugs.
axes and candy at the Bazaar at
Methodist Church.
BAKE-The Young People of the
church of God will hold a bake in
he entrance of the Odd Fellows
near Ragains Drug Store.
e $3.50 on Saturday morning, Oct.
18th.
BAKE-Don't forget the Nurses
Alumni Bake Sale this Saturday,
October %, at the ArgO Linoleum
Store, Milford, starting at nine o.
clock: Buy your desserts for the
weekend there.
CANCER CLINICS - A list Of
dates on. which the cancer detec-
ton unit will visit places in Kent
County was announced this week.
starting with Dover, next Tuesday
and Wednesday when It will be at
the Dover Century Club from 10
a. m. until noon and from / to 3
o'clock in the afternoon.
The unit will be at st. PauTs
Chapel, in Camden, for the Camden
Wyoming area, Oct. 81; at the
community hall in Milford on Nov.
3 and 10; at the FELTON, community
hall, Nov Is; at the firehouse in
Frederick on Nov. II and at the
firehouse in Harrington on Nov. 2l.
The unit is stated by a doctor,
a, nurse and a clerk, and can care
for about Is patients in a day.
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HEADS DOVER KTWANISLTbe
Dover Kiwanis Club recently elect
ed Benjamin +. Johnson as presi-
dent for 1851 and John Burger as
vice president. MIR. johnson will
George w. Ayars.
Calvin Wood was elected secre-
tary and Carl ]. Fox, treasurer.
Named as directors for the next
two years are Harold L. Baker.
Charles Lemmel, Kenneth r. Pfist-
er, Henry K. Roscoe. The four hold
ever directors, James w. Kite. w.
Hayman, Charles Marker.
and H. B. Appleford, were con-
frmed.
The, program presented was in
Of Audio-Visual Educa-
ton Week with Richard w. Mac
Faddin describing and expiaining
this type of education in the
schools.
CREDIT CONTROLS An those
who sell merchandise on INSTALL
ment must be very careful to reg
lister under Regulation w, in ac-
cOrdance, with the new Credit Con-
troll Law.
Once again, down payments on
all installment purchases have
been increased and every person or
Bank, lending or selling goods on
the installment basis must adhere
to this new law.
The most important part of the
law is that you must register IN
der Regulation w and the blanks
are available at the Farmers Bank
CARD AND BINGO PARTY-The
Ladies Auxiliary of the Frederick
Fire Co., will sponsor a card and
Blngo party, November 18th, 1850, to
be held in the Frederick Fire
House, 7:45 p. m. Admission $50
Refreshments and prizes.
JOY RIDE EXPENSIVF-A rou-
tine checkup by a Dover police Off
Ger resulted in the arrest of two
youths on charge of unauthorized
use of an automobile recently and
payment by them of fines of S25
and cost imposed by Magistrate
John H. Conrad.
The offenders are Charles Louis
Starkey, IS, Marydel, and Clifford
Ford, II, Willow Grove. They were
accused of taking an automobile of
Homer Thompson, Marydel. from
the International Latex Corpora
ton parking area.
The owner was unaware his car
had been taken by his fellow work
ers until notified by police after the
patrolman questioned the youths
when he observed them stobping
the car in Walker Road, near the
railroad tracks, as a routine check
against providers bent on mischief.
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HARRINGTON STREET - The
shoulders of Delaware Avenue in
Harrington will be hard-surfaced
probably next July, according to a
letter received by Mayor e. B. Rash
from R. A. Haber, division engin-
eer of the State Highway Depart
ment. Haber said he had discussed
the matter with M. Allan Wilson.
chief engineer of the department.
In another letter from Haber.
Mayor Rash was informed that
West Street is now under the juris-
diction of the State Highway De-
partment for maintenance, con-
struction, issuance of permits for
opening Of pavement, issuance OF
hauling permits, etc. This jurisdic-
ton extends from curb to curb
only.
City ordinances concerning park
ing, speed limits, and care OF grass
lots and sidewalks are still efIec-
tive.
AVENUE SUPPER The turkey
supper and bazaar of Avenue
Methodist Church will be held I'm
the High School cafeteria on FRI
day, October q, beginning at i've
o'clock. Another supper with the
same menu, will be served at six
o'clock, thus accommodating those
who cannot make the early hour.
All fall members of the Woman's