Milford chronicle., 1952-03-14
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

OVNoAAnAES - All Dr. sent
county constables have been re-
appointed by the Kent County Lew
Court for the coming year. Only
five of the ten districts in the coun-
ty have cODstables. Those reap-
pointed were:
John Stats, Smyrna, for the
First District; William Spencer.
Leipsic, for the Second District:
Charles +. Hirsch, Dover, for the
Fifth District; Robert Foraker.
Camden, for the Seventh District,
and Walter NJ. Hollenback, Milford.
for the Tenth District.
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/ BANK HONORED - The Febru-
airy National All News carried on
! its cover a "blow-up'' Of the Fam
\ ers Bank Of the State Of Delaware
display titled, "4-H Covers Kent
( County"
This was produced by Miss Mar
garet Webb, Kent County Agent,
Miss jeanne OuWeneel, assistant
extension editor, Mrs. David r.
Anderson Of the Farmers Bank Of
the State Of Delaware, and Edward
F. Hitlin, noted sign painter Of
Dover.
The Farmers Bank of the State
of Delaware has received a great
deal of praise from banks
throughout the nation on its eff
forts to help the youngsters Of
Delaware.
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NOMINATIONS - At a recent
: meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary to
4 V. f. w. Post No. 6483, nomina-
tiOns of officers, to serve during
J. the 1928 term, were opened,
with Senior Vice President Verde
: L. Williams being nominated for
: the Office of president.
: In addition to Mrs. Williams, the
!; following were nominated as can
didates for Offices to be filed at
;. the AuXiliary's April 7th Election
u meeting: For senior vice presi-
= dent, Mrs. Emma w. Cunning; for
junior vice president, Mrs. Audrey
A. Savage; for cOnductress, Mrs
s Gertrude C. Carter; for guard, Mrs
e Virginia 2. Quering; treasurer
IS Mrs. Mildred Hall; three-year trus-
l. tee, Mrs. Verna Deeney, and chap
lain, Mrs. Margaret Miltiades.
n New officers elected April Z, and
l. appointed officers, appointed by
ID the president-elect, will be install.
re ed in their respective offices al
public ceremonies to be held il
le mid-April. Newly-elected and ap
al pointed officers of the auxiliary
rs parent organization, Blue Hei
ne Post No. 6483, will also be in
s. stalled at the April ceremonies.
of Mrs. Verna Deeney, who ha
of headed the auxiliary the past yeal
presided over the nomination meet
ing.
It's C00TIETTES-F -Fiddlerettes Gu
nd No. 498 of the Cootiettes observe
lel its first anniversary on Monds
he evening, March 10, with a birthds
OF. party at. the ". +. w. Post Hon
rs. here, Members of the Fiddlerette
he along with members Of Fiddler
pic Puptent No. 4, NJ. 0. c., gathered
er the Post Home az 80 p. m MOI
rs. day, enjoyed a chicken dinner, SCI
tn we'd buffet style, and then enjoye
r. an informal sociai evening.
De- The local Cootiettes are curreni
a ly making plans for an Official vi.
ng itation of their national presiden
so Mrs. Anna B. Vinyard, of CinciE
lft natl. Mrs. Vinyard is expected |
.e- visit Delaware on April 21 and 3
is On the evening of April 21 she an
members of her staff will be hOI
ored guests at an affair at Il
no post home with Club No. 498 !
rs host club. On the 22nd she wi
ed visit the Veterans Administratia
bv Hospital, Brack-Ex, and also like
nd visit with the Wilmington Coot
80 cites unit, the Ki-Yets. The K
Vets and members of the Delawal
los NJ. o. c. Puptents viii also
rth guests at the April 21st affair her
sb- Arrangements for Mrs. Vinyard
an visit to the state are being MAJ
by Mrs. Mary C. Hugg, former hei
uto of the Fiddlerettes and now Coo
aan cites organizer for Delaware.