Milford chronicle., 1951-12-14

/ the delaware ti-TuberculOsi Co.
] clety IS making a special EFFORT tn
I speed up returns, according to DR.
society. y 'ne
EVANGELIST ILL.-Mrs Estbar
? helso, Well-known Sussex Counfv
/ worker in Child Evangelism. of Re-
hobOth Beach, underwent a major
operation in the Memorial Hosni-
Iai, 10Th and Van Buren, Streets.
wilmington, Delaware, on FRIDAY
i, morning, December 7th; and con-
sequently, will be physically unable
~ present any Nativity programs
year. ''S
HEADS MEDICOS-Dr. Charles
M. Meyer of Laurel, was elected |
president of the Sussex County
Medical Society at Milford Thurs /
Gay hlght OF last week. He succeeds
Ut. Ollyer A. James of Milford.
Dr' Meyer is a recent appointee
70 the State Board of Health.
( Or. Leslie Dobso1i of Milford was
elected vice president, and Dr
James Beebe, Jr., of Lewes. sec
retary-treasurer.
DOVER LIONS PARTY = The I
board Of directors of the Dover
Lions Club is formulating pIans
Lor the clubs Christmas party tn he
held December 9th.
AT last weeks meeting. A w ,
BesOsa spoke on Puerto Rico and
llenfy Pancoast, who was in charge
Vi the program, showed a color film I
ueplctlng West Indies cruise. oh s
famed through the courtesy of the !
Cunard Steamship Line. Clarence
2mitn was indicted into member !
snip by c. Kenneth Roper.
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HOUSE BURNED-The home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Fairchild. To-
Gated ON the River Road abont
three miles from Seaford. was
DESTROYED by fire Saturday night. p
Also destroyed was practically an Il
OF the Fairchild household furni- 81
ture. - - 4
The blaze, fought by fire COM H
panies from Seaford and Blades "
had nearly enveloped the two-storv o
dwelling when the firemen arrived
me Fairchild family was not at Il
nome at the time the fire was dis t.
covered. Firemen estimated the loss y
1t about $4,000. d.
PAGEANT-A pageant of the s
Nativity is the central theme of the y
christmas decorations in SelbyvilIe -
sponsored by the Salem Methodist - -
Jhurch on the west lawn of the y
church, living characters act ont -
ne beloved nativity scenes twice n
Zach evening beginning on Decem- :
Der 18th, at 8 and 8 D. M. exceDt. :.
On Sunday, December 23rd. when :.
me Tune is changed to $3.50 and :
- 81. An elaborate stable 1ias been "
'ullt Tor tn scene and living sheen
5raze on the Church lawn, as the
amiliar Christmas music is broad le
asst from the Church tower to cor s.
espond with the scene enacted be- II
Ow. at
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AUTO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. br
anes at all branch offices of the 20
lOtor Vehicle Department will re- a
lain open until p. m. on Satur- wa
ay. Dec. 22nd, it has been an. WI
ounced by Commissioner Harold Jr
I. Keller. j
Mr.. Keller stated the extension of Dr.
me was being made because the LO
mes would be closed on Dec. "a an
nd 70 because of the Christmas foC
Olidays. act
With. more than 10000 motor
9hicle registrations expiring on Tia
&c. 81, still remaining to be in 10
'ected, Mr.. Keller anticipates a the
lsh at all of the lanes during the mo
osing days of this month. He
Sci
PHYSICAL TRAINING - The sur
ate Board of Health has acouir- yO'
the services of a new registered
lysical therapist for the staff of 1
rippled Children's Services. Mrs. Coz
arolyn Pope Thomas, of Whining sup
n, began her work on December Del
. pan
Mrs. Thomas is a graduate Of rem
Oston University. Sargent Col put
se and has B. S. degree. She T
mes to Delaware after. expert mul
zee at the Rocky Hill Rehabilita- kllo
IN Center at Rocky Hill, Conn. MAJ
Her experience included not only 900
large variety of physical therapy the
ocedures for the treatment of pan
seases and disabilities but, also, $780,
structiOn in all phases Of re- PEN
Utilization and diagnOstic tests. ent
agrC
DOVER MAYOR-MayOr William 49, 49,
Storey announced at the meet = - -
; of Dover City Council Monday 49,, =,
INT that he will not be a candi- ot ,,;.
-e for reelection at the munich ILL
election next month because of az
assure of his law practice, to- stN,,
her with the increasing fespon- sss.,i
ilities of the office. S NV
lis announcement came as no s,,b. -
prise, however as he had said sum
IN starting the second year of
present two-year term last Feb 81
ry that this would be the last tees
r ne could consider holding the have
&c. He had reiterated this stand cons
subsequent occasions but with fees
! any official announcement un- was
Monday night. Dece
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RANGE Observation-Disclosures
nge No. % elected officers for Of m
ensuing year in the regular be b
ting recently. Orwell Pettyiohn cal s
reelected worthy master. the l
Their officers are: Francis viii to fl
OverseeF; Mrs. Lottie Warning of st
lecturer, Mro ato Tyn5,awc cOncy