Milford chronicle., 1951-11-02

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i will be held Saturday evening No
: yember 3, in the Frederick Fire
] House. Benefit Of the Ladies' Aug
iliary-starting at 8 o'clock.
OAR FALL MEETING-The Del
aware Society, Daughters of the
, American Revolution, will meet in
Dover, tomorrow, at 1890 for lun-
cheon in the social hall of Wesley
Methodist Church for the fall ses-
sion. Mrs. George r. Miller. State
Regent, will preside. All chapters
, OF the State will be represented
The luncheon will precede the meet
ing, when the program for the year
will be discussed.
COLLEGE NIGHT-High school
juniors and seniors from all parts
of the state, with their parents.
Will meet and talk with represen-
tatives of colleges they might like
to attend at Dover High Schools
second annual all-state college
night, Monday, November 19.
The program for the evening will
begin with group meeting of all
students and parents in the school
field house, where they will be ad-
dressed by an outstanding speak
er. Two discussion groups are
planned to enable students to learn
what they wish about colleges and
other higher institutions of learn
ing.
G. l. LOANS-The volume of G.
/. home loans in Delaware for the
monthly period ending last Friday
tOtaled s1,100,OOO, it was announ-
ced this week by James F. McDon-
Ough, loan guaranty officer of the
Veterans Administration regional
Office.
The amount, for which 141 appli-
cations were approved, compared to
139 in the previous reporting per-
iod, is some $4,000 less than for !
the September total. The home /
loan aggregate, however, has re-
mained above the $1,000,0O0 mark |
each month this year, except in !
July, when it dipped to $976,660 |
The 1851 high is $1,992,OOO, re-
corded in June.
LEWES LIONS-The Lions Club /
of Lewes, Del, is cooperating with /
BE Thankful You Can See", Inc,
in its annual sale of seals for sight
conservation and aid to the blind.
Within the next few days many I
residents and business firms in our
community will receive from the !
Lewes Lions Club a letter explain
ing this work, together with seals !
and self addressed envelOpe-which /
requires no pOstage-fOr use in re- !
turning your contribution
The need is great for this most |
worthy cause-Sight and Blind Aid
in our own community. Suppose
You Could Not See-How Empty
Life Would Be-.
BE THANKFUL YOU CAN SEE
ROTARY BIRTHDAY-In obser-
vance of the Both anniversary of
the Dover Rotary Club, George
Ehinger, governor of the 272nd dis |
trict of Rotary International, Off /
cially visited his home club last
week in the Dinner Bell Inn. In
his talk he told what this organi-
cation Of business and professional
men in SO countries throughout the
world has accomplished and is do
ing to promote. better understand
ing between nations and world
peace.
In connection with the anniver-
sary celebration recognition was
accorded Joseph S. Mcdaniel, Nor !
man P. Morris, and Harry V. Hol-
lOway who are the three remaining
members of the club. DR..
J. Paul Slaybaugh, president of
Wesley Junior College, was intro
duced as new member, and State
Senator E. Cowgirl Barnard of the !
Camden-Wyoming Club was a Wis !
itor A welcome was extended to !
U. S. Senator J. Allen Frear, Jr.,
who has been on leave of absence
from the club because of his du-
ties in Washington, D. C.
Previous to the regular club
meeting, officers, directors, and ,
committee chairmen held a con- I
ference with District Governor
Ehinger. Those attending included I
H. Richter, Sr., president;
Rowland D. Herdmau, vice presi-
dent; Charles B. Conner, secre- I
tary; o. A. BARLEY, chairman of =
service committee;
H. H. Hanson, past secretary and s
past district governor, and Russell Z
3. Wilson, chairman of public in v
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PERMANENT LICENSES - Per- il
sons desiring permanent operators
Or chauffeur's licenses, and are ell
gible for same, are being urged to
make application for these licenses
before the end of the present year
by Motor Vehicle Commissioner
Harold H. Keller. n
The reason for this, Mr. Keller n
states, is the fact that the new G
operotor's and chauf- h
eur's license law will become eff Y
ective on January 1 and after that r
ime some applicants may have to r
'enew their present dicense before +,
hey can make application for a
license. +
Application for a permanent Ii
ense must be made in person by d
he applicant at one of the branch q
'iHces of the Motor Vehicle De- y
artment which are located at
Eighth Street and Bancroft Park b,
1ay, Wilmington, South State c,
treet, Dover, and near the rail- m
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