Milford chronicle., 1951-04-06

meet at the Y. NJ. c. A. in Whining
ton on Monday, April 9th, at 8 y.
IN. The meeting will be in the form
Of a hair style show as well as
business session. A large atten-
dance is desired, and all new mem
bers will be accepted at this time.
VIM. J. Ferschke, Inc. will spon-
sor the hair style show.
''THE BABYSITTER" The
Junior Glass Of Greenwood High
School will present a three act
comedy, "The Baby Sitter on April
18th, at 500 p. m. in the school
auditorium. The play is under the
direction Of Mr.. William Belts.
Members Of the cast include:
Everett Isaacs, Norma Butler. Ie-
roy Calhoun, Leslie Dennis, Bette
Graham, Peggy Elliott, Eleanor
Hamstead, Ruth Paskey, Donald
Chalmers, Dick Komoroski, Shirley
Zott, Winnie Galloway, Bill Mc.Do-
well and Doris Williamson.
FOR BABIES - On April 7th and
8th during the preview Of the adj
dition to the Kent General Hospital
In Dover the greatest interest of
all will be the new Baby depart
ment" where from now on our Kent
County Babies will first feel the
Doctors spank and see the light of
a beautiful Dover Day.
There are 2 new Delivery Rooms
new Milk Formula Room, 2 new
nurseries plus an isolation nursey
and a sound proof labor Room.
The Best that money can buv
for our Future Citizens" say Dover
and Kent County one and all.
FILM LECTURE - On Thursday
April 18th Julien Bryan, Executive
Director of the International Film
Foundation and Internationally
known as a lecturer and producer
OF documentary films, will give a
him lecture in Seaford. He will
lecture on the topic Inside .Jugos-
laVia" and use pictures taken in
JugOslavia during the summer of
1850. The lecture will be held in
the Seaford High school and begin
at 8 p. m. This lecture is one of
tnose included in the Sussex County
community Lecture Series. Tickets
may be secured at the door. Thev
are % cents for students and 75
cents for other adults.
GUMBORO CIRCUIT - The Rev.
James F. Langrell has been invited
10 return for a second year as pas
tor OF GumbOrO Circuit.
reports received at the Fourth
quarterly Conference of the circuit
churches showed advancement in
all phases of the work, in all three
churches on the charge.
Reports of Sunday School activi.
ties IN the three churches were
given by the superintendents of
each: Harry Cooper, GumborO
Church; Mrs. Dorothy Bunting.
beIheI church and William Filings
worth, West Woods Church.
Reports also were heard from The
treasurer and the WSCS presidents
and MYF groups.
DELMAR LIONS - The Delmar
Lions Club held its thirteenth an
nual charter and Ladies' Night last
week at the Delmar Restaurant
Guests from Sharptown, Berlin, and
Easton were present.
President William r. Adkins
presented perfect attendance pins
to Harry Ward for five years at. |
tendance, to Ray B. Wilkinson, Sr.,
for 10, to Alvin Elliott for 10 and to
Daniel G. Culver for all 13 years.
Norman Locates, second vice
president, presided Calvin Hearn
and Mrs. Helen Spear in solo sing /
ing and a vocal trio, E. Peter Rich |
hrdson, Edwin Phillips and Her
man SOrin. Lions from Berlin.
Marion B. Sherwood, program
chairman presented the Rev. Paul |
Mccoy of EastOn, Md, who spoke
on 'The Beatitudes."
FAMILY ABUSE COSTLY III
George Davis a farmer of near
Clayton, must serve a four MONTH
jail sentence fer alleged a.ggravat. (
ed assault on Ills wife. Florence
and neglect of his five children un- I
der a sentence imposed on him bv /
Judge Ernest V. Keith in Court Of /
Common Pleas.
Davis, about S8, was arrested ct
his farm last week by state police.
When police visited the house. they
said, one six year old son Of the
defendant was frying eggs for him
self and the three other children at
home. 1t was charged that the de.
PENDANT had driven the fifth child.
a Is year old boy, from the house
several weeks ago, since which I
time ne has been working on a
farm near Middletown.
Police attributed Davis treat
nent of his family to excessive
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DOVER FINES - A collision at
Governors Avenue and South Street
IN Dover last Friday morning re.
suited in fine Of $50 and -1sts i'm
posed BY Magistrate John n. Con-
'ad on George Junior Stratton, 81
Wilmington, on charge Of pass
ng on the right.
Gilbert Hartman, As, Milton was
he driver OF the car hii - ctrni-