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tended to all Delawareans to attend II
the Republican Rally and Ok Roast
at the Slaughter Neck School
House, 300 pm, Saturday, Octo-
per II, 1862.
All of the State candidates will /
be there to meet you personally.
This promises to be a gala rally.
Come along and bring your fiends
for some Of the tasty OK and a lot
Of fun.
oOClAL SECURITY-The Social
Security Administration revealed
yesterday that benefits from that
office authorized by Congress, were
received last week by 1000 Della
wareans.
The recipients, $500 persons over
% years Of age and about $500 de- /
pendent children, were mailed /
checks totaling nearly S5OO,O0O.
The increase for retired workers
averaged from $5 to $3.50 per month !
and for dependents of those work
ers, from 50 to $5 per month.
OPEN HOUSE-The Deaeoness
Home at 307 West Street. Whining
ton, a project Of Peninsula Confer
ence Of the Methodist Church, will
have open house on Wednesday,
october Is, inviting all interested
friends to come and visit the Home
and at the same time, get an idea
of the district it serves and what is
being done to help groups in the
cOngested neighbOrhood near the
home. Miss Genevieve Poppe, the
executive director and her corps of
workers will welcome all who
come.
WOMEN - The statewide organi-
zatiOn of Women for Better Gov
ernment will meet to discuss policy
planning and some phases of pro-
posed legislature. This will be an
all important meeting for mapping
out action for the coming year and
all women who are interested in
better government, regardless of
party afiliation, are urged to attend
so that concentrated action will eX-
press the positive ideas of the clear
thinking women of our state. Time
Oct IA, $3.50 pm. Supper at Le-
pores in the Caucus Room. Inter-
ested newcomers cordially invited.
CANDIDATES-Let's all get out
and meet our candidates, the men
who are going to represent us in
the State and National affairs. The
Sussex County Republican Commit
tee is sponsoring a meeting at the
Georgetown High School auditori-
= um in Georgetown at 500 pm. on
Wednesday, October is, 1852.
For the main speaker, the Com
lnittee has arranged to have the
= well-knOwn Senator Andrew f
Schoeppel Of Kansas. All State and
' County candidates will be present
This meeting will be of great i'm.
pOrtance to all those who are inter.
ested in their state and country.
FASHION SH0W-The WSCS Oi
Union Methodist Church, Bridge
: vile, Del, will sponsor a Fashion
: Show at the Sidney Theatre on
Wednesday, October Is, 1852, at S
pm. Fashions displayed will be by
7 Jackson's of SeafOrd. Modelling by
Mrs. Berkley Lankford, Miss Nan
cy Davis, Miss Catherine Rice, Mrs.
Dorothy Lewis, Mrs. Margaret
Metzner of Bridgeville, Mrs. Kay
Smith of Greenwood and Mrs.
l James Adams, Miss Janet Riggin,
. Mrs. Elaine Figgs, Miss Nancy o.
:, Day, Mrs. Jean Johnson, Mrs. Isa-
bel Fleetwood of Seaford.
;, Narrated by Mrs. Kitty Gray OF
e Salisbury, Md. Tickets available
l. from all members of the WSCS.
5 MENTAL HYGIENE-The Uni.
d versity of Delaware has announced
) the organization of a new course
: Mental Hygiene, which will meet
n tor the first time at Wesley Junior
S' College, Dover, on Wednesday
l. October 8th, 1852, at 1880 p. m
= Students may register at this
u meeting. The course will be given
:. thereafter, on Monday nights a
i 1880 p. m, at Wesley Junior Col
5 lege.
DR.. Ernest Barrett will direct the
course, Psychology 322 and Psy
sociology 495, which offers eithei
Graduate or Undergraduate credit
n This course is being offered as I
l. special service to teachers and so
S cial workers in Kent and SUSSEX
e Counties.
a. DRIVER-LeOn Skripchuck ha
If been added to the student drive
. training personnel of tire State De
II partment of Public instruction il
/ accordance with approval given b,
u the State Board of Education.
j He is a graduate Of the Machin
) and Metal Trades High School il
, New York, was graduated iron
$ New York University in 1850 wit
$ the degree of bachelor of science
ID and received his masters degre
d. from the same institution this yeal
Before coming here. he was teach
IT er of industria arts in the Newton
D. N. j., High School and lived il
II Elizabeth, N. J.
l. He is a Navy veteran of WoTl
y War II and had physical education
Id and engine room experience in tn
Navy from 1943 to 1916, serving il
the Pacific area.
- COURT NEWS-The Grand Jur
= for Sussex County, sitting in tn
u October Term on Monday, returne
le True Bills of indictment and ig
" nnred one Efrst Dapran murder in