Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-11-03
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

POULTkH MEEIING-The Mil
ton Local Of the Delaware Poultry
Improvement Association viii meet
on Monday, November 9th at o.
m. at the Milton High school. The
topic for the evening will be "How
to Get More Eggs from Hampshires
Nr. Silas McHenry, Assistant Ex-
tension POultryman, will be one Of
the main speakers on the program.
AN poultrymen are invited to at
tend.
CANCER UNITS Another dav
has been added to the Kent County
schedule Of the Cancer Detection
Unit. It will visit Hartly, Delaware,
on November 9th, from 1912 a. m.
and l-S p. m, at the Fire Hall.
The remainder of the fall sched-
ule is as follows: Milford. Novem-
Der gth and 10th, Community Hall.
Delmar, November I4th, Fire Hall:
FELTON,, November 10th, Community
Hall; Frederick, November nth.
Fire Hall. Harrington. November
21st, Fire Hall.
This is service for women over
So years of age.
ALL AMERICAN RESUMES
With daily schedule of five
lights, All American Airways. inc
has resumed travel service out of
the Dover Air Base. The service
had been suspended since Sept.
The air schedule follows: To Mil
VILE and Atlantic City, 1885 a. m.
to same, 2:41 p. M; Baltimore and
Washingt6n, 2:44 D. m; Millyille
and Atlantie City. sos D. m. and
Baltimore and Washington. 1850
p. m. The 1885 a. m. plane to At
lantic City and the 1853 p. m. plane
to Baltimore and Washington car
ry mail
Edward E. LoWden continues az
manager of the air service at tho
base, located on U. S. Route I13.
south of Dover.
w. S. C. s. MEET-The Woman,s
Society of Christian Service Of
Avenue Methodist Church. will
meet in tile church. Tuesday eve
ming, November z. for the monthly
meeting. Mrs. Vinton d. Shufelt Of
Hurlock. Md. who, until recently
was conference promotion secre-
tarv. will he nresent tn review the
study hook. "We Seek Him To-
gether." Mrs. Shufelt is a fine
speaker and will bring q e ID mes
sage tn the members as she reviews
this snirituaI life hook. In addition
to this there will be a birthday
celebration. hOnoring the ten wears
OF the organization, which will he
participated in by all Of the presi-
dents OF the Society. A good atten-
dance is expected.
MISPILLI0N LIGHT FIRE-Fire
recently badly damaged the resi-
dence of George Bunting at the
Mispillion Light
The interior of the house was
badly damaged by fire and smoke.
The fire is said to- have originated
in the kitchen from an oil stove.
and, carried by a strong breeze
from the river, raced through the
rest of the dwelling.
Neighbors fought the fire with
| water from a nearby stream to
curb the fire until the arrival of
the Carlisle Fire Company of Mil
ford, which extinguished the blaze.
Besides damage to the building.
a great deal of furniture and
equipment was also damaged by
the smoke and water.
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JOURNALISM CLASS - Three
class periods of Journalism. earn
ing a One-half academic credit.
have been included in the curricu-
ium Of the Dover High School this
year for the first time. Edgar Al
Barrell of the English department
is the instructor.
The course gives practical in
struetion in news writing. layout
headline writing, Typography. and
other phases of Journalism. Among
the projects to be undertaken are
a school paper and school publicity
program.
A new club program also has
been initiated 1t offers a much
more varied list of extra-curricu-
lar experiences.
Among the new clubs are: Knit
ing, languages, dancing, forum.
aviation, Hi-Y, art, rife. science
and bicycle. Each will meet one
period a week.
I
THE ISSUES WE FACF-"Tho
issues we face today and the chal-
lenge they impose on this nation %
was the subject discussed hy Tru-
man D. Weller, national AFFAIRS adj
visor of the U. S. Chamber of Com
merce, at joint meeting at George
town recently of the Georgetown
Millsboro Rotary and the George
town Lions clubs.
introduced by James z. Goslee.
JTp chairman of the Rotary Club's
Community Service committee. Mr.
Weller told the group we are fac
ing the challenge Of keeping this
nation a republic"
Speaking Of issues before Con-
gress until the beginning of the
Korean war, in June of this year.
he said they were the most part
domestic, including the Brannan
Plan, federal aid to education, hous
ing and tax bills, Taft-Hartley Act.
socialized medicine. and others.
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NEW VOTERS NIGHT - "We
Should All Vote" was the topic Of
talk by J. Reese White, ST., at
the regular meeting Of the Mills
borO Lions Club in Hickman's Res
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