Milford chronicle., 1952-04-04
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

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DEMOCRATS - zack W. wells +
Of Wilmington, will be the princi-
pal speaker at the meeting Of the
Georgetown Democratic Club in the
New Century Club building at
Georgetown tonight.
The meeting is one Of a series
planned by the club in a program
of increased activities. between now
and election next fall.
A full evening of entertainment !
has been planned by club officials, I
including dance music played by
the Hooker Family" radio and
stage performers. Refreshments |
will be served.
LOYALTY DAY - Progress in
the planning for the Loyalty Day.
program has been announced at
Georgetown by Earl Rust, chair
man of the countrywide eelebra-
ton to be held in the Georgetown
High School on Sunday night, April
q.
Assurances of cooperation of all
churches, civic organizations, fra
ternal groups, veterans units, and
clubs of every kind have been re-
ceived by Mr.. Rust.
Plans are being made to obtain
a speaker of national prominence.
| Other features will include music
by the Sussex County High School
Band.
SALESMANSHIP - The part
salesmanship and advertising play
in the American economy was the
basis of an address given before
the Georgetown Lions Club last
week by o. Wayne Rollins, vice
president of Rollins and AssOci-
ates, Inc, owner of the Georgetown
radio station. He was introduced
by Lion Norman Glenn, an official
Of the station.
Other guests included DR.. John
Amman, Robert Elliott, and Craw-
ford B. HolsOn, all of Georgetown,
and Walter Phillips, Jr., of the
Selbyville Club.
John L. Briggs, chairman of the
annual Ladies Night" program,
announced it will be held on Tues
day, May 13, with the losing team
in the attendance contest serving
as hosts.
ENTERTAINMENT - The enter
tainmept committee of the Milford
Veterans of Foreign Wars Asso-
citation, Inc, has announced that
the Lee Paige Orchestra has been
engaged to play each Saturday
evening at the Post Home, here,
This popular Dover dance band
made it's debut at the Home the
past Saturday evening, playing
from nine o'clock until midnight
and was we'll received by one Oi
the largest turnOuts of the season
a still larger turnout is anticipa'
ted for this Saturday evening wheT
Lee and his Boys return for an
other engagement.
These Saturday night dance ses
siOns are open, without charge, t
members of the V. F. w. and it
, affiliated organizations and thei
y guests members of other veteran
, groups, such as the American lie
giOn, are also extended guest priv
= ileges. SeafOOd sandwiches ant
platters, prepared by Glen Nevin!
and Harry Ring, are also nov
available on Saturday evenings a.
the Post Home.
A change in stewardship has
been made with Walter Querinl
succeeding Bill Vernotico.
C. OF c. WANTED-Efforts tC
, revive the SeafOrd Chamber O
! Commerce which has been mac
tive for a long time. were launched
at a dinner meeting last week a
the Club NanticOke in SeafOrd.
Outlining the serious need 70,
an active chamber of commerce il
SeafOrd, Mayor Lannes w. Marve
, introduced Edward Peters, who i
associated with a Seaford furni
ture store. as temporary chairman
S of the meeting. S. Layton Ayers
4 theatre manager, was named tenn
= porary president Other temper
= airy officers named are:
= DR.. Howard S. Riggin, vice pres
e ident; Leslie Howard, secretary
8 Richard Hardesty, treasurer.
An advisory board, including {
E. Peterson, Mark, Bergman, Sam
e uel c. Pierce. DIR. Garrett S. Jones
It Mayor Marvel, State Senator +
+ Allen Cannon and Warren Jane
were selected.
= A committee, named to cOntaC
5. all SeafOrd business people, wi
l. report a ia meeting next Wedne'
day, and choose officers.
e A general meeting will be calle
h April 8 to- ratify the committe
n work and prepare for permanenc
=, MOTORISTS REMINDED-Ha
IL ry P. Jones, director of the finai
Ie cial responsibility division Of Il
S. Motor Vehicle Department, is agai
reminding Delaware motorists tn,
accidents reports are required vi
4 der the new responsibility la
which became effective this year.
The law stipnlates that any De
aware motOrist involved in an acc
dent involving damages in exec
of $10O, or causing personal injur
le must file a report covering the a
IN cident with the Motor Vehicle d
a. partment within five days from Il