Milford chronicle., 1952-09-19
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

CANCER - A cancer detection
clinic for women 25 years Of age
and over will be held by the State
Board of Health at Milford on Sep
tember 25th, at Lewes on October
End, and at Seaford on October 2.
Women wishing appointments
should call Middletown 2711 for the
MiddletOwn clinic, Milford 1859 for
the Milford clinic. Lewes All for
the Lewes clinic, and Seaford 34O4
for the Seaford clinic.
The clinic will be held in Mil
ford at the Milford Memorial Hos
pital; Lewes, at the Beebe Hos
pital, and Seaford, at the Nanticoke
Hospital.
The health board conducted a
clinic at the Kent General Hospital
in Dover last Thursday:
STUNNED. - Lightning blew a
fuse box in a double house at 49,
20 Washington Street, Dover, and
stunned the occupants during a
severe electrical storm Monday
afternoon.
Firemen of the Robbins Hose
Company, who checked the house
to ascertain that there was no
blaze, said Mrs. John L. Hartnett,
who lives in one half of the double
dwelling, and Mrs. Paul G. King
and her two small children, occupy
ing the other half, were severely
shaken up by the stroke but did
not require medical attention.
Although there was no apparent
damage except to the fuse box, ].
Denney COudright, owner of the
property, said he would have the
house completely rewired as a
safety precaution to the tenants.
The electrical storm accOmpa-
MED a brief but heavy downpOuT
that started about p. m.
ANTIQUES - Milford antique
lovers will be interested in the
completion of plans for the seventh
annual Newark Antique Show, tC
be held on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, September "a, 25 and
26, in the Newark, Delaware, New
Century Club. The show will be
open each day from IL a. m. to II
p. m. Luncheon and dinner will bt
served and a snack bar will be OpeT
from to p. m.
Mrs. G. M. Olson and Mrs. A. A
Corey, co-chairmen for the event
which is sponsored by the WOmeI
of st. Thomas Episcopal Church
in Newark, have arranged for 2.
dealers from Delaware, Maryland
Pennsylvania, and Washington
| D. c. to bring interesting and un
usual articles to the show. Featur
ed will be antique and feproduc
tions of antique furniture, glass
china, prints. rugs, jewelry an,
many other fascinating old pieces
HUMAN RELATIONS - Fran
Stodnick. Training Director for Ii
ternationa1 Latex, at Dover, discus
sed Human Relations" at IL
Georgetown-Millsboro Rotary Clu
meeting in Masonic Temple,
Georgetown, this week.
! He based his remarks on rels
tions between employer and EN-
ployee and cited ways in whic
misunderstanding develop and hoy
the differences may be settled. MI
Stodnick particularly stressed tn
Importance of self-respect, inde
lpendence and dependence. He CAV,
4 some highlights on employee-em
ployer relations in the plant a
Dover, which employs around ZOO
lpersOns, where the policy in effec
is to pass responsibilities down t.
employees who all share in tn
profits made by the company.
J. Edward Goslee, Sr., was il
charge of the program and F. Thad
dues Warrington, president of thu
club, presided.
ALERT-A statewide alert fo
all guardsmen of the 261st AAI
Brigade, Delaware National Guard
will be held sometime this month
Col. Walter L. Tindall, Jr., brigad
executive officers announced re
Gently. The alert will be the frs
in a series of weekend drills dur
ing the winter months.
The alert will be issued frou
brigade headquarters in the Stat
Armory, Tenth and Dupont Streets
either late at night or early in tn
morning. All guardsmen through
out the state will report to thei
respective armOries for further or
ders.
Colonel Tindall explained it wa
not certain whether the men woul
be required to set up operations
the field for this first drill or no
He said hot lunches would be sery
, ed at the noon meal.
Six of these weekend drills ar
scheduled for the guard befor
!, spring. An overnight problem is be
ing planned.
A series of examinations for a.
artillery guardsmen over the ran
of sergeant, was discussed. Th
examinations were drawn up b
1t. Col. Warren E. Perry, brigad
! plans and training officer.
FARM MEETING - Frank v
, Richardson of Camden, Delawar