Milford chronicle., 1953-01-30

Oh at .oO CAOCh IN the Green Il
wood Fire Hall, benefit of the I.
March of Dimes. Admission. 75c {
Refreshments will be served.
PANEL DISCUSSION - .gTba
Needs of Our Community" will he /
the topic of a panel discussion at
FrGitland Grange, P. Of H. No. is. /
during a meeting to be held in the
Grange Hall in Camden on Mon I
day evening, February 2nd, at 7:45
p. m.
Members of the panel include: |
Herbert d. Cluley. mayor of Cam
den; Magistrate Maurice w. Car
row, Rev. Erick Allen, pastor of
st. Pauls Church; and G. Wallace
Caulk, dairyman and youth leader.
The program will be preceded by
a covered dish supper at $50 p. m.
A short business meeting will fol-
low the program.
TREAT PLANNED-The annual
ladies' night dinner and entertain
ment of the Kent County Volunteer
Firemen's Association will be held
in the Caesar Rodney School
Thursday, March 10Th, at z p. m.
Plans call for a full-course tur-
key dinner, seven acts of vaude-
vile, including the services of the
master of ceremonies, and dancing
with music by George Madden and
his orchestra. Each woman attend
ing will receive a gift.
Chief Charles H. Jester, Camden
/ Wyoming, member of the committee
ON arrangements, announced the
February meeting of the associa-
tiOn in the absence of John A. Mar
tin, Little Creek, chairman.
SCOUTS-A "once-in-a-lifetime"
/ experience will be enjoyed next
summer by $4,000 Boy Scouts, Ex-
plorers and Scout Leaders who
trek "On to the Pacific" for Ameri-
cas- third National Boy Scout jam
bOree.
Fifteen boys of the Dover and
Sussex Districts have already as
sured themselves of the Oppor7
tunity for this Experience. They
aare Bill J. Flemin, Troop 1876, of
Smyrna; Robert Mitten, Troop 1873
of Dover; Carleton Seward, Bill
Bartlett, and Alec Wood, all of
Post 1876 of Smyrna; James r.
Hastings, William c. Pepper,
Howard Murray, Peter Whaley,
James w. Flood, all of Troop 179
of Selbyville; Jackson L. Fox
Troop 1872 of Seaford; Nicholas A.
Varraato, Jr., Troop SO of Mills
boro; Jonathan Williams, Jay Wind
sOr, and David Williams, all o.
Troop 80 of Laurel.
REELECTION 49, At the annua
stockholders meeting of the Sus
sex Finance Company last weel
; the number of stockholders was in
/ creased by the addition of RObel
! A. Short and DR.. Charles R Car
non. Jr., both of Georgetown.
All the former directors were II
? elected.
of Bridgeville, former state ilsuI
ance commissioner; Edwin 9. Ry
an of MillsbOrO, a member of tn
firm of Ryan and Banning, George
, town; DR.. Charles r. Cannon, Sr
GEORGETOWN; Harley P. White
lMilIsboro, who is also president @
the Peninsula Finance Company
, ard Weston H. Ellis, of Lewes.
Mr.. Swain was reelected presi
! dent: Mr.. Ryan as vice president
: and DR.. Cannon, Sr., as treasurer
I Mr.. White was named as secretary
succeeding Mr.. Ryan. Mr.. Eli
was reelected assistant secretar
and manager, and Edward w. Eek
r storm of Georgetown, was retaine
s as assistant manager,
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o WINNERS - The fifth annua
= radio play contest, sponsored b
d the Catholic Youth Organization c
2. Wilmington, was held last Thurs
: day evening in St. Peters Catne
l. draI auditorium. First place in tn
2. contest was won by the Holy Cros
r. plavers from Dover with their pre-
Ie sentationaof "They Never Told Me
t. Second place honOrs went to 5
J. Johns CYO of Milford for the
ID rendition of "a Gift of Life c
Death"
4 The cast Of characters in tn
i'd Milford play consisted of Chr
" Pierce as the narrator; DOlort
II Lapetina as DR.. Freeda LOOMS
l. Carol WOllter as the Voice of Coz
s. science; Kay Petermsn as Mr.
e, Harvey; jeanne Dees as DR.. Al
Ia drews: Sara Pierce as Rosemar
Id Sound effects were handled by Hi
of da Burton and Carol Wollter.
F. Tucker MulrOOney, the pr
he gram director of the CYO, wi
in present the trophy to the lOc
On group in st. Johns parish hall {
lie, the night of the card party, We
IL nesday, February IL.
lie YOUTH CENTER - The Reh
both Youth Center, established
the Rehoboth USO during the WI
and more recently used for fiji
E. grade classes of the Rehobo
an school, has again been convert
u to the use of the young people
RI that town.
it'll The Youth Center Committee,
of (which Charles w. Mills is cha
IN man. is working out a schedu
mt For several semesters the bui
10 ing was used to alleviate crowd
conditions at the school, With
)y- new school addition completed, fl
for graders have returned to the ma
ar school building.
on Boy and girl scout troops, me
1r- hars Of the RehOboth Junior I