Milford chronicle., 1950-03-24

SPONSORING DANCE-The Car
Isle Fire Co. is once aeain snon-
soring Wednesday night square
dances. Frank Jackson and his or
chestra is furnishing the music.
Dancing from $50 o. 1900. Come
out and enjoy yourself
CHlROPRACTORS - The thir-
tieth annual convention of the Del
aware ChirOpractic Association viii
be held az the dupont Hotel in VIII
mingtOn on April I and 9. The pro-
gram has been arranged bv the pro
gram committee 90 present educa-
tional features that viii appeal and
be help % all chiropractors.
blNGO PARHH-A Bineo Party
and Food Sale win be held Friday.
March Gath. az o'clock until 9.a5
p. H.. sponsored by the Senior
Glass Of the Milford High school.
in the cafeteria Of the school De-
liciOus homemade bakery goods.
refreshments and entertainments
Admission. $50 Valuable prizes.
ECONOMIC - A public confer
ence will be held az the University
Of Delaware ON the 10th and IIth 81
April for the study Of world eco
nOmic development. The confer
ence has been called BY DR.. Allan
q
Colburn's first public act after as
suming his new position as acting
president Of the university.
COMMUTATION - A eommuta-
ton Of the death sentence TO life
imprisonment for Edward William
Williams. sentenced in Kent County
Court on March ] after conviction
OF a charge Of hrst-degree murder,
will be sought at the April meeting
of the State Board of Pard0ns.
Petition for the Communication is
being filed by James Fl. Hughes.
III. cOurt-assigned attorney for
Williams. The man was convicted
Of shooting and killing Beatrice
Brown in Milford on January 28.
The time fixed for his hanging al
the Kent County Jail is May 5.
WEATHER - Cold and blustery
weather appears to be destined for
Delaware and other Eastern areas
for quite some time.
In Washington. the weather bu-
reau said the outlook for the next
80 days indicates belOw-nOrmal tenn
peratures over the eastern two
thirds of the nation
The unusual cold was predicted
i'm the latest Of a series Of expert .
mental monthly forecasts. releas- I
ed by the weather bureaus extend +
ed forecast section.
The Oflcial time Of arrival for
the Vernal Equinox -Spring-was
1885 p. m. last Monday.
DAIRY SCHOOL - Kent County
dairymen have been asked 10 at
tend a Dairy Feeding and Manage
ment school az the Harrington
High school on March "a. al 7.30
p. m. according TO William r. Tar
bell. county agricultural agent.
Highlights of the program win
be a talk on Efficient Forage Pro
ducNOn," BY William n. Mitchell.
assistant extension agr0nOmist:
one on Barn Ventilation" f" bv wiz
liam A. Calvert. Jr.. extension agri-
cultural engineer: and a discussion
Of Balanced Nutrient Feeding bv
Delmar ]. Young. extension dairy
man. All Of these speakers are from
the University Of Delaware.
NEW 4-H CLUB-A new bows
4-H Club Is being started IN the
Hartly area, according 90 Kent
County 4-H Clug Agent. Miss "A.
Margaret Webb. Organizer Of the
club Is Jack Law Of near Hartlv.
who had been a member of the
Smyrna Bucking Br0ncho club.
Jacks grandfather. William El-
lingsWOFth. with whom he lives
will. serve as leader OF the new All
Club. ANY boy betWeen. the ages 81
10 and q. Interested in better
farming. who WOald Ike % ioin
this club Is invited 70 contact either
Jack law. Dover. r. r. ID. o. Miss
Webb, az the post once building in .
Dover
DRESSED-UP FIRBMEN Fire .
men attired for dinner and dancina
were called out Just as the dinner
ended and before dancing beean in
Delmar Thursday might Of last week
20 put out a chimney IRE az the
farm home Of Charles Stehl OUT
side the town
when the job was done. thev ra-
turned 20 the Veasey Building IS so
on with the dance celebration 81
the 2oth anniversary of the found
mo Of the volunteer erouD.
Dinner was served in the social
ball nf the First Methodist Church. .
Principal speaker was d mllara
Tawes. state banking Commission
er, of Maryland. who aDnronri- 4
ately enough. described Rremen -
individuals always ready for as
emeraenev.
"A 21-year service min was award
ed % O. Edgar Hastings.
The evening was also Ladies'