Milford chronicle., 1954-06-18
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

MORGAN FILES II Woodrow w
! Morgan, of Lincoln, who is the
Register of Wills for Sussex Coun-
", has filed his name as a candi-
date on the Democratic ticket to
succeed himself as Register of
Wills.
Mr.. Morgan was elected in the
fall of 1850 and assumed his du-
ties in January 1851 He has been
active in Democratic politics in the
county and state and is well known
in Sussex County.
RIDGELY CASE-The Supreme
Court Of Delaware will hold a
hearing June 81 at 10 a. m. at Do
yer. for argument on exceptions
to be filed to the censor commit
tees report on it's investigation of
the professional conduct of former
Deputy Attorney General Henry ].
Ridgely of Dover.
The hearing will be held in the
court room of the Supreme Court
in the Old State House at Dover.
William Prickett, attorney for
Mr.. Ridgely, said recently that he
will file exceptions to the report.
which was turned over to the Su-
preme Court and made public last
Friday.
CARGO PLANES Two C-124
GlObemaster cargo planes have
been placed in service at the Dover
Air Force Base with one assigned
to the 45th Air Transport Squad
ron. @
One was flown in by Can't. Lester
j. Roser from the Douglas Air
craft Corporation, Long Beach.
Calf. and the other was brought
in later by Maj. Marvin H. Tilgh-
man from the same factory. More
are to be added by Sept. 10.
The huge cargo planes are can
able of carrying 200 passengers
but are designed to carry heavy
equipment. The CHA is the onIv
cargo plane that can carry the
Army's M-24 light tank.
The arrival of the two huge
planes and the opening Of the new
air freight terminal, it is pointed
out in the bases new paper
transport, marks the beginning
OF making this base one of the kew /
locations in the Military Air
Transport Service. However. there
is sui much to do at the installa-
ton before it becomes fully opera
tlonal on the target date of Oct. !.
Glasses are to be held to famili-
arlze members of the 45th and 4Otb
Air Transport Squadrons with the
C-124s. '
CANCER CLINCS-This is for
women 25 years of age or over.
July /: Lewes-Beebe HospitaI
9-l2 a. m. Call Lewes 5311 for an
pointments.
July s: Seaford-NanLicoke Hos
pltal, 1912 a. m. and 1-3 Q. m. Call
Seaford 1885 for appointments.
July 9: Georgetown-Health Unit.
SOB r. Market Street, 1912 a. m.
and l-S p. m. Call Georgetown 2319
for appointments.
July 19: Laurel-Health Unit.
Pine Street, 9-12 a. m. Call Laurel
539 for appointments.
July l: HaTrington-Ce Century
Club, 1912 a. m. and 1-3 D. m. Call
Harrington 1856 for appointments.
July 8: DOver-Health Unit, Ala
S. State Street, 1912 a. m. and 1-3
p. m. Call Dover 1922 for appoint
ments.
July Is: Smyrna-Health Unit
E. Commerce Street, 1912 a. m. and
1-3 p. m. Call Smyrna SO91 for
appointments.
July %: Milford-Health Unit, |
Shore Theatre Building. 1912 a. m. /
and 1-3 p. m. Call Milford 1859 for
appointments.
REH0BOTH AZ CLUB-A group |
of 13 girls and three boys of Re- |
hObOth Beach have organized a All. /
Club in the town, to be called 1.-The !
Surf n Sand All Club" The first |
meeting of the new group was held
on Wednesday, June Is, in the So
cial hall of EpwOrth Methodist |
Church at 7:15 p. m.
Assisting with the organization
was Claude Adkins, Sussex County
All agent.
officers elected are: Eddie Ham,
mOnd, president; Meredith Town
send, vice president; Charles Mill
er, secretary, and Ruth Cowgirl,
treasurer. Barbara White was
elected club reporter, and recrea-
tion leaders will be Sylvia Henson !
and Teddy Palmer. Safety chair
men are Alma Palmer and Kathie
Link. The new unit members are
eligible to attend All Club Week |
at Camp Barnes in August Other
charter members in addition to Of
ficers and leaders are Carol An
derson, Carol Bailey, Mary Ann
Havill. Carolyn Henson, Roberta
Miller, Meredith Pierce.
SUSSEX DIVORCES A decree
nisi was handed down by Judge
Charles L. Terry, Jr., in eleven di-
vOrce suits, in Superior Court
Georgetown. Effective as of Friday, /
June II, the DEGREES were granted
to: Carolyn B. Flat v Clarence C.
Flat, Margaret E. WoOtten Oil
yer Clarence WoOtten, John Cliff /
ford Hill Laura E. Hill, Bernice
d. Cropper V Ashton c. CrOpper,
William c. Holloway Elizabeth /
J. Holloway, Georgia F. McGee v
Levin j. MCGEE, George S. Har-
rington, Jr., an infant, by his next
friend Evah w. Harrington Anita /
S. Harrington, Joshua Edmund /
blizzard v Mary Virrir,Aa 9 pliu