Milford chronicle., 1951-01-26

CANCER UNITS - Oficial ap-
proval has been granted the three
cancer units in Delaware bv the
American College of Surgeons. ac-
corcing to list published recent
ly in its annual bulletin.
Included in the list. which charts
the work Of centers throughout the
nation on a basis of examination
diagnosis, opinion, records and
treatment, are the cancer clinic Of
The Memorial Hospital, the dag
nostic clinic at the Beebe Hospital
IN LeWes, and the detection center
conducted in Wilmington bv the
Delaware division Of the American
Cancer Society.
The units were rated on the basic
OF personal inspection by person-
mel Of the American College Of
Surgeons.
CROP LHPROFERS-Edwin will
liams, Of Cannon, Sussex Comfy
vice president of the Delaware Cron
improvement Association, has NAM
ed a committee to assemble entries
lot the annual show of the asso-
citation. Following are the persons
named and their territory: Earl
White, -BridgeviIle: w
W Williams, SeafOrd; Fred Wright
-aurel-Delmar; Jan Corder, Mil
lord; Charles Stuchlik, Jr., Milton.
William B. Hopkins, Lewes-Reho-
both; Harold Short, Georgetown
Eollie N. Lewis, Millsboro; William
Jenkins, Frankford-Dagsboro: Jack
Cilneh, Selbyville; Kendall Hick-
man, Lord Baltimore.
Farmers who desire to send en-
tries may contact any of the fore
going ehairmen and ARRANGEMENTS
will be made.
HOMEMAKERS - Members of
nome demonstration clubs in Sus-
sex County will have an opportun-
lty to participate in a number of
Project Schools during this wear.
according to an announcement bv
MRS. Maybelle L. Long. countv
home demonstration agent Tho
nrst school will be held in Febru-
ary at which time Miss Harriet
Bailey Of the art department of the
University of Delaware will give
instructions on "Stenciling and
Palntlng Trays" The second school
In May, will have beginners
Clothing" as a topic and the third
school to be held in October will
nave Braided Rugs" for the sub
Ject. Dates and places will be an
nounced far enough ahead of time
Ior interested homemakers to Man
for attendance.
PROBING DEATH-A prohe oF
the death of Mrs. Pearl Chubb. az.
OF Slaughter Beach, who was found
lying along the road near her home
last Saturday afternoon is being
continued by state police at George.
town. w o.
Mrs. Chubb was taken to a near
oy mouse and DR.. Thomas Tobin Of
MllIord pronounced her dead. She
uieQ from cerebral hemOrrhage
troopers expressed the belief that
the only sign of injury, a mark on
the, side of her head, was caused bv
fall when she was stricken. The
Dody was taken to the Berry Funer-
al Home, Milford, where the cause
OF death was determined by DR.. w
1. Chlpman, Harrington, who per-
formed an autopsy. Mrs. Chubb had
lived at Slaughter Beach for many
years, troopers said.
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MASONIC LADIES' NIGHT-Tbe
annual ladies' night meeting of
Gethsemane Lodge No. 28. a. r
aand A. NJ, held Tuesday night ;n
the new Bethel Community House.
was attended by approximately 175
members and guests. The event was
the hrst AFFAIR to be held in the
new building, now being completed
on the grounds adjoining old Beth
el Methodist Church near oak
Grove.
Guest speaker was the Rev. Wal
ter H. Stone, of Seaford, who spoke
on the value of friendship. Also on
the program was Ira w. WheatIev
OF Cambridge, member of Cetb-
semane, who entertained with hu-
morous stories. A quartet compos-
ed of Wendell Johnson, Stephen
willard, F. William Rugg and r. p.
Hughes, sang several selections
MISS Clara Smith accompanied
them
CORN JUDGING - Thirty-flve