Milford chronicle., 1953-04-10


the Delaware Chiropractors Asso-
citation will hold their convention
in Wilmington at the Dupont Ho-
tel, April 11th and 18th.
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GUILD PARTY-The Guild Of
st. Mary's Episcopal Church. of
Bridgeville, is sponsoring q Des-
sert Card Party at the Parish House
from 8 to IL p. m. on April 30.
There will be a prize for each
table and door prizes.
SUPPER - Wesley Methodist
Church of Burrsville will serve e.,
oyster, ham, chicken salad and
dumpling supper in the Commun-
ity House on Wednesday, April Is.
at 800 O'Clock. Tickets: Adults.
$I25; children, 75o. Home made
cake and ice cream for sale.
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SCHOLARSHIP - The Reaho
Hospital Nurses Alumnae Associ-
alton Of Lewes, is Offering a sehol-
arshlp to some eligible high school
graduate, who is interested in en-
terlng the Beebe Hospital School
of Nursing. If interested. please
contact the training school Office
OF the hospital.
DEMOCRAT SUPPER-Tbe Sus-
sex County WOmen's Democratic
Club will entertain their husbands
at a covered dish supper, in the
VFW Hall in Georgetown. on
Thursday evening, April 16, at GAS
O'Clock. -
U. s. Senator Allan Frear and
Mrs. Frear will be guests and Sem
alor Frear will be the speaker.
Other guests will include Demo-
cratic leaders in the county and
state. The Milford and Rehoboth
Clubs will have a representation
at the supper.
I Following the supper and pro-
gram there will be dancing and
there will also be door prizes for
the guests.
JOINS STAFF-Robert M. Mover
has Joined the staff of the U. s. Soil
Conservation Service in Dover as
engineering specialist for Kent
County, Howard L. Boggs, Kent
district conservationist, has an
nOunced.
Mr.. Moyer. comes to Delaware to
plan group drainage jobs the dis
trict is assisting in organizing. Mr..
BOggs explained.
The district has applications
from the Cat Tail, Green Branch.
Culbreth Marsh, Meredith Branch.
Herring Branch, Ingram, Tappa-
hanna, Hudson Branch, Jordan
Branch, Upper End, and the Main
Left Lateral Marshy Hope tax ditch
organizations.
LOVE CREEK FIRE - An ex-
ploding oil stove caused a fire
which gutted the one-story cottage
OF John Taylor on Love Creek
Bridge Road near Millsboro last
Saturday. Firemen estimated the
loss at $4,000. All the family's
clothing and furnishings were de-
strOyed
Mrs Taylor, alone in the house.
J was preparing the noon meal when
the stove caught afire. She was
unnurt but ran mile to a neigh
Dor's house to telephone the alarm
to the Laurel Fire Company.
Although emptying the pumper
tank on the cottage blaze, the vol
unteers' succeeded in preventing
the flames from spreading to near
by buildings.
MONEY NEEDED - The Della
ware Red Cross campaign needs
only S6S,O00 to reach it's goal by
April Is in the extended drive.
Office Buildings Division, headed
by James @. dupont, with John D.
LaMothe, assisting, reported an ad-
ditiOnal $4,110, bringing the new
total in the campaign to S244,256.
The statewide drive is for S312.257.
Since the extension of the drive,
On April 4, the Red Cross officials
have reported $36,489, and two sec
tiOns have gone over their quotas.
They are the Fifth Ward of Will
mington, and Branch Area No. 9.
the Lewes area.
''We think this indicates that we
will make our 1853 goal" said
Frank ]. HOrty, chairman of the
campaign. "O6ice Buildings Divi-
sion, which met this week now has
$67S25 towards its goal of $50, ,OOO."
RECITAL - The music depart-
ment of Wesley Junior College, Do
yer, will present Richard Carl Tur-
ochy in a piano recital on Sunday.
April 19, in Grace Fellowship Hall
of Wesley Methodist Church at $500
p. m.
Mr.. Turochy, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis W. Turochy of New
Castle, is a second year student
in the music course at Wesley Col !
lege. He is the recipient of the
Miriam and William B. Thornburgh
Music Scholarship.
Assisting on the program will be |
Miss Patricia Hall, soprano of Will !
mington; Miss Marie Brown, ac-
companist, Dover, and Melvin /
James, baritone of Milford. Mr.. /
James is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. /
Melvin c. James of Sussex avenue
and Williams street, Milford, and I
is graduate Of the Milford High I
School.
The recital wiz be open to the
public with no admission charge.
COLLEGE FUNDS - The Kent /
County Division of the United Ne
gro College Fund opened it's cam
paign for funds last Monday night
at dinner in the Dinner Bell Inn,
to assist in a drive to raise $685.
600 in the state, as a part of a ma