Milford chronicle., 1951-08-31

tot%'SS AAOAn tu5 NrSueFdI Board OF
Education of the Methodist Church.
Nashville, Tenn, will be the re-
source persons at a children's and
youth staff meeting Of the Penin-
sula Methodist Conference in Dover
Sept 14-15.
They are Miss Clarice Bowman
of the youth division and Miss Mary
Alice Jones, director of the chill
dren's division The sessions viii
be held in Wesley Methodist Church
al Dover.
Miss Annie HOWE, Salisbury.
conference director of childrenss
work, will preside over the chit
drenSs division; the Rev. George A.
Cooley, pastor of Hillcrest Meth0-
dlst Church and associate director
OF youth, will preside over the in
termediate division of the meeting.
and the Rev. Howell @. wilkins.
pastor of Bethesda Methodist
Church, MiddletOwn, and confer
ence director of youth work, will be
the presiding officer in the youth
discussions.
Conference directors and district
directors will meet the opening
morning; conference, district, sub
district, and associate sub-district
directors that afternoon 2nd con-
ference, district, subdistrlct and
associate subdistrict directors, and
Conference Youth Council and
youth presidents of the subdistriCts
on the second day. The two-5ay
sessions will close with a dinner
the final evening.
The meeting will be held to plan
the years program of activities.
Those attending will be housed in
Wesley Junior College.
BOND MEETING-The State Ad-
visOry Committee for the U. s.
Savings Bond Division of the U. S.
Treasury Department met Tuesday
of this week at p. m. in the Will
mington Club to plan Delaware
bond drive from September 3rd
through October 9th.
William Springer, Jr., president
Of the Industrial Trust Company
and chairman of the committee, was
host to the meeting.
Committee members who attend
ed follow:
William X. Patton, president of
the Farmers Bank of the State of
Delaware, and chairman Of the
Kent County advisory committee:
Gordon Willis, vice president Of the
Farmers Bank, and vice chairman
of the Kent County committee;
Frank ]. HOrty, manager of indus
trial relations for the Atlas Pow
der Company, and chairman of the
payroll savings advisory commit
tee; Robert U. Altemus, vice presi-
dent of the Delaware Trust Com
pany, and a member of the banking
advisory committee Frank w.
Richardson of Camden, chairman
of the agricultural advisory com
mittee; Gerrish Gassaway, manager
of the Delaware Chamber of Com
merce and chairman of the COM
munity activities committee: Gil
bert T. Lewis, president of the Del
aware State Industrial Union Coun-
, Gil and chairman of the labor com
mitee; DR.. Jcnn Shilling, assistant
state superintendent of public in
. structiOn and a member Of the
school savings committee.
Henry T. Claus, president of the
News-Journal Company, and chair
man of the publicity and advertis-
. ing committee j. German Walsh.
manager of Station WDEL, and a
member of the above committee: /:
Sam Sisenstat, treasurer of Ken
nard's, and chairman of the retail
. stores committee; Col. william
Berl, Jr., postmaster of Wilmington.
coordinatOr of the federal interde-
partmental payroll savings commit
tee; Gilbert B, Meyer, a vice presi-
dent of the Wilmington Trust Com
pany and secretary of the Della
ware Bankers Association: Alex d.
Cobb, state director of the Savings
Bond Division, and z. Preston Rut-
: ter. deputy state director Of the
division.
CONCORD REUNION-The will
lage of Concord, whose history
dates back tn 1763 was tho qoono