Milford chronicle., 1951-04-20

sporting goods, hams, and chickens
omered for top scores.
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-Clar-
ence r. Dempsey, 1O9 South Brad
ford Street, Dover, was appointed
by Gov. Elbert N. Carvel Tuesday
afternoon Of this week as a Justice
OF the peace in Dover. He succeeds
John II. Conrad, whose term expir-
ed Monday. Conrad, however. CON
tinues as Dover city alderman
Magistrate Dempsey is president
OF the Robbins Hose Company. He
mas spent his working life in vari-
Gus capacities with local news
papers and in 1850 was the choice
OF the Dover Lions Club as Dover's
Man of the Year"
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All CLUBS - Hundreds Of An
Club members throughout Della
ware will join in worship at their
churches on Sunday, April %. The
day was designated as "4-H Csub
Sunday" by DR.. John A. Perkins
who as president of the University
OF Delaware is the nominal head Of
the clubs in the state. In manv of
the rural churches there will be1
special services.
This observance" said DR.. Per-
kins, by church organizations in.
Delaware, in cooperation with
others throughout the nation. will
emphasize for us the Importance I'D
Christianity in rural life
Dupont STOCKHOLDERS-n 7
du POnt de Nemours and COMPANY
Inc, was iwned by 131,421 stock
holders as of March 81, 1861. an in
crease of 5,917 over the number of
holders recorded at the close OF
1850, and an increase of 1850 over
the number as of March 81. 1850.
There were HAITI holders of
common stock, and 23,376 holders
OF preferred stock as the first quar-
ter of 1851 ended. These figures in
clude 6;726 holders of more than
one kind of stock.
About A per cent were women
and every state in the Union con-
tinued to be represented among the
owners of the company.
NOMINATING COMMITTEE A
nominating committee to prepare
for the annual election of officers
was appointed by Ralph H. Boyer,
Dover, president, at a meeting of.
the Fire Chiefs Association of Kent
County at the Hartly Fire House.
last week.
The committed comprises:
Charles Jester, Camden; Thomas
Heather, Jr., Marydel, and Ludwig
Schweitzer, Hartly.
Reports showed that several re-
lay drills were held the past month
with good results. Reports were re-
ceived from the committee on radio.
zoning, and evolution in firefghting.
Refreshments were served by the
host company.
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SOCIAL SECURITY GSTOPS"-
The schedule of itinerant stops of
field representatives Of the Della
ware office, Social Security Admin
istratiOn, in April, May, and June.
was announced today by Roger R.
Mlnker, manager, Custom House,
Wilmington.
Field representatives will be at
the Unemployment Compensation
Commission office, SO7 South State
Street, Dover, each Monday and
Thursday at 8 O., M; at the Employ
ment Service Office, Georgetown, at
$3.50 a. m, on the first and third
Tuesdays, and at the Council Cham
bers, Town Hall, Middletown, at 10
a. m, on the first and third Tues
DAYS.
He will be at the City Office
Building, Milford. at $3.50 a. m. sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays; Coun-
Gil Chambers, 26 Academy Street.
Newark, 10 a. m, second and fourth
Tuesdays; at the New Castle Ar
morY at 10 a. m. second and fourth
Wednesdays, and at the Post Office
Buildings at $3.50 a. m. on the first
and third Wednesdays.
SCHOOL ELECTIONS-Prepara-
tions are underway for the annual
school election in Kent County
which will take place on Saturday.
May IL, according to an announce
ment made this week BY w. Frank
Hazel, Clerk of the Peace.
According to Mr.. Hazel the cleo
tion can take place in each of the
four special school districts and the
"a school districts operating under
the State Board Of Education in the
county.
In each of the special school dis
tricts only one member Of the beard
will be elected. for a term Of four
wears However. in some OF the
other school districts there il more
than one vacancy to he filed.
An entire board Of four members
viii he voted for in tho FELTON, /
school district because of q con-
solidation with the Viola district
sivea the last school election.
Thus far only one candidate has T
hoen announced N the county for
the school election. He Is Rnbert
2 Reed member of tho Dover
poord of Education whose form av- I
nires this vear and whn reoantlv
announced That he would seek re-
election f0r another term
n evont no eiactions Is held -
Some nf the school DISTRICTS this
goar the nresonf Ynnnhers - the /
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