Milford chronicle., 1954-08-13
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

HEALTH CLINICS IN KENT I
August II; Venereal Disease Clin- I
ic, Milford Health Unit, Shore
Theatre Building, 1880 a. m.-12.3O /
p. m. August 18: Chest Clinic, Do
yer, Health Unit, Ala S. State Street. !
1000 a. m.
The Dover Well Child Confer
ence this month will be held at the
Health Unit on Monday, August
2Srd, instead of the previously
scheduled date.
BABY CRUSHED-Norman Raw
Revel, 16-months old, was crushed
to death beneath a farm tractor
operated by his father near Delmar
last Saturday morning when the
child lost his balance and toppled
from the moving vehicle. He was
pronounced dead on arrival at the
Peninsula General Hospital in
Salisbury
Funeral services were held Tues
day at p. m. in the James Funeral
| Home, MillsborO.
In addition to his parents, the
baby is survived by a brother, Air
man First Glass Charles Revel, sta
toned at Scott Air Force Base in
Illinois; a sister, Marie, at home;
his paternal grandfather, Charles
Revel of Millsboro, and his mater
nal grandmother, Mrs Annie Will
liams Of near Delmar.
NEW BANK OFFICIAL-Glen
w. Ward, cashier at the Sussex
Trust Company in Laurel, has been
appointed executive officer by the
board of directors. Mr.. Ward will
replace Harold H. Smith, vice
president, who resigned recently tC
| become vice president of the First
National Bank of Aberdeen, Md.
Mr.. Smith, who has been with
the Laurel bank since 1947, plans
to move his family to Aberdeen il
the near future.
Mr.. Ward named cashier earll
this year, has been associated will
the Laurel branch of the compan!
since 1945. He is married to thu
former Barbara Bennett and ha
one child. He is past president o
the Sussex County chapter Of tn
American Institute Of Banking,
member of the Lions Club, Ameri
, can Legion, Charity Lodge, No. q
IOOF, Chamber Of Commerce ant
Centenary Methodist Church
, 80
. GUARD BANDA public picni
on Lewes Beach on August Il
under the sponsorship of the LeWe
/, Chamber Of Commerce, will have a
the chief entertainment feature
concert by the Pennsylvania Ma
tional Guard Band, says Presiden
Walter S. Howard. The band, cor
I Quoted by Chief Warrant Office
! Phillip Sittler, will be in encamI
: ment at Bethany Beach and Fol
Miles with the Pennsylvania Ns
tional Guard for its summer frin
- practice.
i The public is invited to the buff'
supper to be served by the Caess
Rodney Hotel Of Lewes at z p.
The band concert will be at eigl
: o'clock.
The Delaware National Guar
Band gave a concert in the parkin
lot at the pavilion on the beachfroI
recently, which attracted nearl
1000 resort visitors and resident
of the town. The concert, Whic
lasted an hour and a half, was eI
l. Enthusiastically received by II
thrOng and when it ended at 81
D. m. there was a deafening encol
of blasting automobile horns las
s. ing five minutes.
n CREDIT-Farm families in De
B. aware have made good use Of Farm
ers Home Administration credit an
d services this past year and haN
r stepped up the efficiency of the
a farming operations. w. Fred Ricl
S. ards, the agency's County Supe
s. visor, headQuartered at Dover, sa
u this week.
d. Additional funds have been mac
T. available, he said, to lend thougl
Is out the next year to farmers
L operate, buy, enlarge, or impro'
farms.
S A large proportion of the mon'
s. loaned in Delaware during the pa
12 months has been to veterans al
IS other young farm families who a
~ establishing better farm setuI
Their greatest needs were for ad
IN quate credit and some help in d
'n veloping sound systems of farmil
at and adopting efficient farm manag
es ment practices. No loans we're ma
on to farmers who we're able to Obta
n the financing they needed frC
II other local lenders.
The county office of the Farme
Home Administration serving {
Cfofo of naIaUarn ie Iocafnd at