Milford chronicle., 1950-11-17

right front leg, but is normal
otherwise. Winnie says: "He can
run almost as well as the other
calves"
The calf, born a year ago last
August, probably will be butchered
this winter, Breeding said.
DONATES NOYELS-Mrs. Made
leine Bennett donated more than
80 novels to the FELTON, school IL
brary this week. They are new
books which she herself has read
and selected as suitable for stu
dents of high school age.
A card and game party will be
held Nov. 21 at the school for the
benefit Of the FLA chapter.
Date for the senior play pistol
Pete" is December 8, at S:15 p. m.
in the high school auditorium.
STREET WORK DELAYED-The
work completing the improvements
on Walnut Street in the business
section of Milford has been delayed
on the account of scarcity of ma
terials.
The war restrictions on cement
has hindered the early completion
Of the sidewalks, but it is expected
most of this work will be done this
week.
The "hot mix" or black top, it is
stated, will be poured on Wednes-
day when the street will be closed
for two days.
SMYRNA'S NEW MAYOR The
resignation of Mayor Albert A.
Newcomb, Sr, rendered at the last
meeting of Town Council due to
his removal to Trappe, Md, has
been accepted with regret.
Councilman William Kruchen
was elected acting mayor for the
unexpired term, in accordance
with provision made in the town
charter and as defined and interpre-
ted by c. L. Harmonson, town at
tOrney.
Previous to Mr.. Newcomb's resig-
nation he presided at the regular
business session of council.
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WESTMINSTER CHOIR The
Westminster Chorus, Wilmington,
will present a recital of sacred
music in the Dover Presbyterian
Church, State and Reed Streets, at
8 o'clock Sunday night, Nov. 19.
The chorus, sponsored by the
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Wilmington, has a membership OF
about 30, including housewives, re-
search scientists, engineers, law
yers and business executives, II
was organized in 1948, with Frank
| H. Thompson, of the Dupont Com
pany, as musical director. Prior K
/ moving to Wilmington, Mr.. Thomp
son was organist and choirmaste
at st. Johns Church in Buffalo.
The chorus does most of it's wor'
! cappella. It's recital will be ope
+ to the public.
REVIVAL CAMP beginning OF
Tuesday evening, November 21st
at 1880 p. m, and continuing fol
two weeks, at the Church of the
Full Gospel Penecostal, McFee
Street, Lewes, Delaware. There
will be an old fashioned revival
meeting. The guest speaker will be
the Rev. c. c. Garrett, of Miami,
Florida. A man with a wide range
of experience, having pastored in
the North Eastern States several
years, also in Florida, being the su-
perintendent of the Southern Dis
trict of the Assemblies of God. The
Rev. Joseph A. McKittick, pastor
of the Church, takes the Opportuni-
ty to extend to the public the in
vitation to come to these services
and enjoy with us the blessings OF
the Lord, that make rich, and nc
sorry with them.
SANTA AT LEWES-A "Santa
Claus Workshop" will be a feature
of the annual e-Christmas Fair
of the Lewes Parent Teacher AS
sociatiOn to be held on Dec. 4 in
the school auditorium.
An appeal to all alumni and
alumnae of the Lewes High School
for many years back, is being made
for contributions to the "Parcel
Post Booth" by Mrs. Rupert o
Hall. Cards are being sent to the
graduates now living in all parts
of the country to help their alma
mater by providing 25-cent gifts
to be sold in their postal WraDpings
unopened.
Mrs. William R. Egan, chairman
of the apron and novelty booth, has
announced that Mrs. Franklin
Riniker and Mrs. Franklin G.
Maull are handling donations.
The committee planning the
workshop comprises Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin G. York. Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
rv F. Hell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Tharp, Mr.. and Mrs. Kay Watten-
barger. Mrs. Lester Hatch, and
Miss Virginia York.
Each child under years old
will receive a gift from Santa.
HEADS SPORTSMEN - New di-
rectors of the Rehoboth Sports
man Club held a special meeting
last Thursday night in the home
of the secretary, C. Edgar Pear
son, and elected Victor Murray OF
Selbyville as president. Plans for
the new Year Book were discussed.
Murray succeeds John M. LeCato
of Dewey Beach.
DR.. Joseph A. Vansant Of Reho-
both was elected first vice presi-
dent at the annual meeting on Oct.
% as well as representative from
the club in the Delaware Fedora
tion of Sportsmen and Conserva-