Milford chronicle., 1951-10-19
Happenings In State

Happenings III OIaIS
HOME COMING - Rev. Thomas
C. Jones, pastor of Wesley Church
on the SeafOrd Circuit has ex-
tended a cordial invitation to eV- /
eryone to attend the home coming /
services on Sunday, October 21, at /
1l:15 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Lunch /
con will be served at 1890 p. m. [
in the Community Hall.
CASH BALANCE-The annual re-
port of City Manager o. B. Agner
/ tdiscloses tina Dtover ended the 1850
/ 81 fiscal year on June 80 with a
cash balance of S102, ,668.39 as COM
pared with S52,419.39 at the begin
ming of the year.
Mr.. Agner, who became city
manager in June, 1850, explains in
his report. however, that the total
receipts of $941, ,53S.03 included
$145,OO0 of borrowed money and
S25, 900 transferred from the re-
serve account.
I Total capital expenditures were
! !S177.744.13, which included the re-
tirement Of $4,000 of city bonds
and repayment of a bank lean Of
$4,000
The total output Of the municipal
power plant was 15.4 per cent great
er than the previous year and pow
er purchased by the city was 55.4
per cent of the output, Mr.. Agner
reported,
The net profit of the electric de-
: partment was $110,225.6S.
HONOR COURT - Granville C.
BOyce of Lewes, chairman of the
Advancement Committee of the
/ Sussex District has announced the
= Court of Honor to be held Tues
; day, October %, in the Lewes High
- School Auditorium starting prompt
. ly at 1880 p. m.
Hans Schilling of Salisbury viii
be the speaker of the evening. Mr.
j Schilling has an outstanding back
= ground in scouting and is one Ol
e the most interesting speakers or
= the subject. Other members OF thC
[. court will be: Justice James M
e Tuhnell, Jr., chairman of the Sus
sex District; Kenneth w. Baker
of Bridgeville, member OF TIT
!, council executive board; Leslie I
l. Stout of RehobOth, John McGov
II ern of Lewes, chairman of the dis
e trict organization and extension
d, committee; Norman Waller of Lau
n. rel and George Murray, Jr, Q
le Seaford.
All troops of the Sussex distriC
are invited to participate in thi
,e court of honor and all parents an
/ friends are cordially invited to al
D. tend this evening affair.
= HARVEST BALL - Plans hav
- - been completed for the Harves
~ Ball, to be given for the benefit
the Georgetown Youth Council, o
Monday evening, October %,
d the school gymnasium at Georg'
Ili town. George Madden and his Of
~ y chestra from Wilmington, will ful
. nish the music. The ball, whic
III will be a masquerade and forma
" " will begin at 9 p. m. and end
/ a.. m. and refreshments Will (
served in the school cafeteri
Prizes for the best, the funniei
le and the best group costumes wi
ia be awarded during the evening.
ne The Georgetown Youth Counc
e is sponsoring the Youth Canteel
NJ which, located in the old scho'
n gymnasium, has been averagir
is an attendance of around 100 teeI
ayers. The council is also spOl
soring the Summer Day Camp pr
IN gram and proceeds from the bs
tai will be used for both the cante'
leT and the camp.
no James E. GOslee, Jr., is geneT
Try chairman for the Harvest Ball.
be is being assisted by the follOWi
The chairmen and their committee
'rt, Music, Franklin w. Willment .
Philip S. Taylor; refreshmen
Mrs. Wilbur Mumford; decoration
les Mrs. Bruce Jenkins and DOns
Ter Weir. A large number of tickC
hly have been placed in the hands
me the various members of the cOu
to- ell and may also be obtained frC
i'm James E.. Goslee, Jr., the genel
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