Milford chronicle., 1951-10-05

natlOnally known 1urist for whom
the institution was named.
The money, invested in a fund, |
will be applied to increase the
school library and for other pur-
poses TO be determined by the
board of education in consultation
with the school principal, accord
ing to a will drawn by Moore, who
died in 1947.
! SOROPTIMISTS - The first fan
business meeting was held in the
] Greig Club Room at Rehoboth on
/ the evening of September IS. Ways
and Means Committee reported pro-
gress. One group of members are
holding a card and game party at
the Royalton Hotel on the evening
of October 5. Tickets, S1.0O. Party
to start at p. m. Plenty Of prizes
and refreshments. Another group
is CHANGING on a boys fully equip
ped bicycle, drawing to be made
! following the LeWes-RehOboth
football game on Thanksgiving Day
at Lewes.
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| OPS ANALYST-Fe wick AL
Thompson of BridgeYille has been
appointed business analyst for the
district Office of Price Sterilization
at an annual salary of $5.4OO, Henry
McC. Winchester, district director
has announced.
A native Of Canada, Mr.. ThOmp-
son has been in the feed manufac-
turing business since 1916, and un-
til March of this year was connect
ed with o. A. Newton and Son Com
pany, Bridgeville. Before going
with the Bridgeville firm, he main
tanned his own broiler and feed
business in Greenwood.
PLUMBERS SCHOOL - A voca-
tiOnal school for apprentice plum
bers and pipe filters will be start
ed October 16, at z D. m. in the
SeafOrd Central School. The school
is sponsored by Plumbers and
Steamfitters Local No. 7S2, of Sea-
ford (AFL).
Anyone who is associated with
the plumbing and pipefitting trade
is cordially invited to attend the
! classes. The point is stressed that
membership in a union is not neees-
sary to take part in this course.
Carlton Camp is serving as
chairman of the school and is be-
ing assisted by Robert d. Messick,
president; William Jones. vice
president; Armand Cantwell, re-
cording secretary and James
! Smarte, financial secretary.
Students are expected to enroll
from the Virginia line to Dover
and from bay to bay.
BLOOD DONATED - A total of
131 pints of blood were donated dur
ing the Red Cross blOOdmobile visit
to Georgetown last week-the lar
gest amount in the four visits to
date, it was disclosed.
]. Francis Richardson, blood dom
or chairman for Branch Area No.
| 8, reported the response to the
program in the Sussex County
town. Previously the bloodmobile
visited Dover and collected blood
for wounded American soldiers
twice in Wilmington.
officials of Delaware Chapter,
American Red Cross, praised the
response of the citizens in the
Georgetown area and were Joined
by the Red Cross officials from the
Baltimore region for the success
full visits
Arrangements were excellent
and there was no hitch in the pro-
gram" Mr.. Richardson said.
CONCERT TICKETS-Tickets
are now on sale for the Artists
Series of Concerts presented each
year by the University Of Della
ware. There will be five programs
in the current series with the open
ing program in Mitchell Hall on the
campus Of the University of New
ark, on Thursday evening. October
18th. This first concert will pre-
sent the JulliaTd String Quartet.
The University committee which
sponsors the Artists Series is un-
der the craftsmanship of G.. Gorham
Lane Of the University faculty
Professor Lane wishes to stress the
fact that these concerts have been
planned for the pleasure Of the
general public. including the stu
dents and faculty Of the UniveTsi-
| ty Admission tO the concerts is
either bY subscription or the aUf-
chase Of tickets for an individual
concert. Reservations NAV be made
by calling Mitchell Hall. Tickets
will be on sale at the door for each
concert in the Series.
BOOSTER NIGHT - Plans for
the Lions Club Booster Night were
outlined at a recent meeting of
the committee in charge. Russell
Porter. Booster Night chairmanS
presided.
Committee assignments include
Charles B. Trammel. tickets and
tickets sales: o. Raymond Martin.
program; Raymond Kitchens. ad-
vertising; Norman Glenn. public
ity; Donald Weir, public address
system; and prize solicitation is
in charge of Carl Utz, Don Weir
and Harvey Nelson.
The Booster Night has been
scheduled with the approval Of
school officials for the Milford Buc-
/ caneers-Golden knights football
game on the Georgetown gridiron
the night Of November is. Pro-
ceeds will be used toward purchase
Of a fime clock for the high school