Milford chronicle., 1952-01-25
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

GOOD MIXER With 500
pounds of butterfat and 1880
pounds of milk testing 43 percent
10 her credit, Friedel Josephine
TDka Della, registered Holstein-
cow owned by Mr.. Purnal
F. Friedel, Viola, Delaware, has
completed a 32O-day production
lest in the official Herd improve
ment Registry.
She was MIXED times daily and
was 9 years 1 month of age when
she began her testing period
Testing was supervised by Uni
versity of Delaware in cooperation
with the Holstein-F Friesian AssOci-
alton of America.
ELECTION DEPARTMENT -
Earl N. Faulkner, Rising Sun, was
reelected president of the Kent
County Department of Elections at
the reorganization meeting of the
department Tuesday afternoon.
The other members are Walter
Paskey, Jr., Harrington, and form
er State Senator Benjamin F. Sim
mons, Sr., Dover, minority mem
Der, who was recently appointed by
Governor Elbert n Carvel to sue
ceed the late John C. Leverage.
William G. Pardee, Magnolia, was
elected secretary of the depart
ment, succeeding Dawson G. Min
ner, Magnolia, while Mrs. Earl N.
Faulkner was reelected chief
clerk. The new secretary is a DEM
Ocrat and the outgoing secretary.
a Republican.
STOLEN SAFE-A safe stolen
from an automobile sales agency on
the outskirts of Dover early Friday
morning was recovered by state
police on Saturday in a city dump
along South Little Creek Road, east
of Dover.
The $63 cash which the safe had
contained was gone but the records
and other papers were scattered
about and were retrieved.
Police detectives explained that
l several men searching the dump
for junk came upon the stolen and
rifled safe. The dial had been
chiseled off.
The safe was taken, by the burg
> > lars, from the Office of TRIVIAL
Sales, Inc, at the intersection of
East LOOckerman Street extended
and us. Route 113, a short distance
e east of the Dover limits. Unsuccess-
/ ful in chiseling it open there, the
a burglars stole car from the place
l, and hauled it away. The car is still
e missing.
e RELIEF DECLINES - Expendi-
u lures for one assistance program OF
the State Department of Public
n Welfare were down 19 percent las
l. month from December, 1850, while
l. those for another assistance pro
III gram were up Is percent in tn,
r same period.
" The decline was registered in tn
g general relief program. Expendi
m' lures amounted to $31, ,984.SO for De
cember, 1851. That was six perce1
es above the November total, but ]
IS percent below the figure for Decen
IL, Der, 1850. A total of 1872 person
.ly received benefits last month. Thi
n was 10 percent higher than the Nc
ce Vember figure, and q percent les
or than the case load for Decembe
X 1850.
In the aid to dependent childre
yd program, total grants for las
all month were $56,078, about Is pei
to- cent higher than the figure for De
nd cember Of the previous year. Grant
Ter averaged SSO.80 per case, or aboU
)m S27 per month per child.
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to BENEFIT PARTY-The annu;
card party sponsored by the JuniC
Board of the Kent General Hospit;
led for the benefit of the hospital wi
,us be held Thursday evening, Febrl
I'VE AIRY 21st. at 8 o'clock in the Socii
ing Hall of the Dover High School.
of The committees arranging for Il
affair are: Mrs. Charles Parkhi
ro- Jr., chairman, and Mrs. Villa
zen GOdshall, co-chairman, Food; MI
me James SOmmerville, chairman al
cts Mrs. Paul Baker, co-chairma
the Tickets; Mrs. Paul Ambrose, chai
Tgh man and Mrs. Robert Layton, c
lde chairman, HOstesses; Mrs. RI
Scrutchfield, chairman and MI
ton Irving H. Carton, eo-chairma
old Prizes; Mrs. John L. Coyle ]
ing chairman and Mrs. NJ. Hayes w
mes son Jr., cO-chairman, Publicit
Mrs. Robert Jones, chairman a
Mrs. John AXE, co-chairman, Ven
ler- ing; Mrs. Aaron Weinman, cha
Dw- man and Mrs. Wilbur Miller, {
,rk- chairman, Properties; Mrs. NJ
her Terry, chairman and Mrs. DOugl
of Motley, co-chairman, Miscellaneo
cen Properties.
Mrs. George Records is Genel
les Chairman of the party, with NJ
om- George Fisher Jr, as cO-chairm;
lber Tickets are now available FRI
ting any member of the Junior Board
feel ~
lere DANCING PARTNERS - NJ
rays Sylvia Weinstein and Mrs. Rob
ONE Helm, of Dover, are screening 81
s IN for service mems parties.
Dancing partners and hostes
leet- for the Dover Air Force Base g
lruit men, at affairs held for them,
am being recruited.
Miss Z. Kathryn Pennypacl
chairman of the committee max
The arrangements for the junior hC
nded ess organization, has announ
sr Of that Miss Sylvia Weinstein and n
,o,,A D. R,o,.t IJa1y,o oro ooranDfua girls