Milford chronicle., 1951-06-15
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

CA6CLE MEEIING-Circle No. 2.
Calvary Methodist Church will
meet with Miss Minnie CofPin All
hIng s Highway. on JnGe I9, 1857.
at O'CLOCK. Don't forget the DaJre
to to be hell June 2Srd at Wroten's
BAKE Circles 2, 4. 6 and 3 Of
Calvary Church, of Milford viii
mold a bake Saturday, June 28rd
at Wroten's new store building
commencing at $3.50 a. m. pies
cakes, chickens, eggs, and All
Kinds Of goodies will be for sale
Come and do your shopping with
US.
FATHERS DAY This Sunday
June 18th, is Fathers Dav and viii
De observed at Houston Methodist
Church in the worship service he
ginning at eleven O'Clock a. m. In
ofder to make this an outstanding
service your cooperation is needed
Every man Of the community 4 es-
pecially invited to attend The
Church School will also observe
the Day and the Offering will 90
toward the Indebtedness of the New
Building. You will want to share
IN this, so come out and be one
with us. In the evening at 1880
p: M, the Evening Service will be
IN charge of Mrs. Pauline Haves
Mr. 5. 5. GOtt will lead the Song
Service and Mr.. Wilbur Jump will
De the speaker. Your presence at
tnis gerVice will be highly appre-
ciated.
CANCER QUOTA TOPPED =
Kent County topped its quota for
the 1851 Cancer Crusade bv COL
lecting $7,089.92, according To re-
ports submitted by the various
areas to Mrs. w. Linc5iG Clavton
county chairman fog the crusade
Ihe quota for Kent County was
$1,000. The amounts collected in
Inc various areas were as follows.
Bay Road, near Dover, SS5: Bow
srs Beach, $72; Camden. S11881.
gheswold, $141.37; CLAYTON. s237.
canterbury, $51.75; Dover, So
JlS.S4; FELTON,, $262.25; Frederica.
D1z9.11; Hartly, SOS; Harrington.
D546.S6; Houston, $168.5O: Kenton.
~; Leipsic, $91.S5; Magnolia.
,l19; Milford, $1,213.34; MarvdeI
S1O4.34; Rising Sun, S5; SMYRNA
'l,5O9.44; West Dover, S43; Wyom-
ng, $67.O6; Viola, $13.45.
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BVAT SUIT LOST-A summary
Judgment action against an insur-
lnce firm in the destruction of
Iacht was denied a Dover man last
week in an opinion filed by U. s.
district Judge Richard S. Rodney.
}. Clemen BOWdle claimed that
ne Automobile Insurance Companv
4 Hartford, Conn.,, denied liabii-
ty and refused to pay for dam
lges to his vessel, the Irvirna F
He testified the yacht struck a
submerged object and sunk on the
81. Jones River, Dover, two years
lgo and after being refloated it was
lestroyed by fire in MahOn's Greek.
Aent County, few months later
Judge Rodney reasoned the craft
lad been placed in a stream '.too
larroW for turning under its own
'oWer, and while unattended the
acht filled with water and sank
LIVESTOCK SALES =. Sales ~
We cattle by All Clubs and similar
roups can be done outside the 0uo-
IS Tor livestock when made at the
me Of a fair or exhibition which
under the auspices of the extern
on service of the Department of
grlculture or a recognized state
gency, according to Henry Nee.
linchester, district director Of the
nice of Price Sterilization.
The sales are authorized hv
to Distribution Regn-
ltion l Of the OPS. The regulation
cts monthly quotas Of livestock
be slaughtered by federallv in
lected slaUghterers. The June
lota is 80 percent OF the 1850 base
II cattle, calves, sheep and lamb
nd 1l5 percent Of that base for
vine.
Authority for fair managers 10
sue certificates for purchase Of
II livestock for slaughter must
obtained in advance from the