Milford chronicle., 1952-12-26

E n.y. @A ne CHRIST
mas party for the members Of the
DaVld 9rayson Chapter Faisre
FARMERS of America. 81 f,113r4i
was held Friday night Ia tba aor-
culture room. The program was IS
ehafee Of Richard Layton a 9,ns-
mary Of the years projects is bairr
o.. =. q 2alee ana viii Be sent % the
various projects are under -
Y tne farm shop incIudino IS.
p.alntlng 81 farm machinarg 49,
~ ts.e construction Of hay racks for
sAe feeding Of beef cattle.
CHRISTMAS PARTY NJ
ss1 trust Company was hoet =
!, -'ii iis.Llas Is party on Saturday niehe
il ne s-s american Legion Home. IS
4, -. ufei. to the EMPLOYEES ~ ~
lhfee branches located a Te,,rat -,.s
LeWes and Milton A'
1LleL talks were given be Fo~s
- warrington, president - 4te
sr5 5..;... =; Icon Slack, vice president.
s.,e ~. cashier at Milton; william s
Ssfslle.son, cashier at Iewes. seT
Haroid Il. Smith. vice nrss,ss..t aat
ella cashier Of the Iaure5 brsros. .'.,.e..'
sssln ". Ward, assistant $50.
y lne Laurel branch sorve5
eos-slllaster. Music for flla oces.,e- s..
TIT iuihlshed By Arthur c. Kretz
The party dinner was sor..s
slle members Of the Americse
SON auxiliary and the anaets -..- -
'1..'5 ei1..s5itained with skif wbich s.9 q
ea1lsa s, 70 the cast Mrs -
wiiJ;a @ Alls. Elsie Phillips. Mrs.
~ y lslle Evans, Mrs. Nav crimfb
~. IS, {. DeItna Moore ana Mrs FIors.
LgySe; - eS., vocal selections were 49,
~ 1all Forrest and readings -,s.. 1-a,-
sven Dy Sylvia Ruston we're
11ra--ss- --.s,-ls NAMED j. wsBao.
!. w.oo,o.rord, president Of The 9-,tscs ice
- - directors Of the Kent &C.,, v....s
eo,,.L.ss ~. ,.ssl' Dover, has annonnced
s',...-i so3..ll,ls lsIee appointments for fbe -
sung year. They are. Sn-
finance, w. Reilly Brown
1lls buckson, and B. NJ nsvi6e... :. 9
louise c,se' Mrs. Willard D. Bovcs '1.I.l' ~
S,.l ootuon T. Willis, and Mrs l4.-. - 8.
y ICY, B9ilding and grounds. d.
a. =. y. Holloway, Mrs. r. Kennetb
I Illef and ]. Gordon Smith -
uDhc relations, Mrs. Vero n
LAWS j. Hampton Barnes ~
Mts. Paul A. kellogg. Person1ai ~
alnes 3. Jackson, Carl ] F,ov -s.S.' es
llts. Howard p. Lynch. r. res,,t
advisory board. w Pe;lv p-. .,ellls
l., I,a.. 9. George "A. Schwartz, and VIII
nam G. Boyer, Jr. VIZ
The executive Committee - az
board comprises Mr.. WooSs,-S ~.
president: Mrs. jackson. vice 49,
iaent; Mrs. Schwartz. seorafs,v.
alr. Brown, treasurer. Mrs porco
~. ~. 2oysE' Mrs, Leonard A. Coveu
Alr. FOX and Mrs. TulIer.
me newly elected group az diraoZ
tors for the next three wears con-,
pIlses: Mr.. Brown, Mr.. DaviSeo-
Mr. Fox, y. S. Senator 4 A1lo-
trear, Jr., former president ~ fso
hospital; Mrs. Kellogg. Mrs. T.vncb
MI. MT; smith, Mrs. Tuller, and Mrs
WINS. Nine Of the q directors are
elected each year to serve three
INDUSTRY = Sterling white
manager OF the Ralston-Purina
Company at Delmar, outlined fbe
growth Of the company, which re-
Gently established a large plvrf
near DelmaT, and gave perfin,.1f
acts regarding the industry. Is
ak before the Georgetown-Aiills-
loro Rotary Club in Masonic Tem-
pie last week.
no told Rotarians Of the motive
n establishing a feed mill IN the
leart Of the broiler area. where
many raw materials going into
Of the feed were avail
able and where the finished product
vas more readily available 70
poultry gOrWers. The plant. he
stated, was constructed by local
1rms on the Eastern Shore and
about 100 men in the
immediate area Of the plant. with
)nly about nine key men brought
n from other sections. He called
attention to the fact that not only :
.eed producers but national pack
ng plants had realized the poten-
-ial Of the poultry industry and
lad established plants on the Eas-
.efn Shore.
He also pointed out that 10.
Tears ago about IS to so per cent
# the poultry raised in this area
vas sent to the market alive. but
n the 10-year intervening period.
he establishment Of processing
llants had changed the picture un-
il now the 75 or so per cent leaves
he area ready for sale to the con-
umer.
SCHOOL DAY when the
Georgetown High School recon-
Ienes on January 5th following the
-Olidays, the pupil school day will
.e shortened by Is minutes. The
uarter Of an hour will be taken
rom the morning session and pu-
ills will report at 8:45 a. m. in-
tead Of $3.50, as heretofore.
The discussion Of the length Of
be school day has been a contro-
ersiar subject for the past two or
aree years with parents divided
n shortening Of the school day.
James 3. Owen, principal of the
igh school. recently made an ex-
snsive survey on school hours in
be schools of the county and state.
lis findings were released and
'ere the subject Of discussion at
recent meeting Of the George
lwn PARENT Teacher Association.
Al vote taken at that meeting
Ath 137 members out Of the total
Of 380-vofing result