Milford chronicle., 1954-02-05

CHICKEN DINNER-A fried chic
Ken dinner will be held at the Virgil
Wilson Veterans of FOREIGN wars,
Post Home No. 4961, Seaford. next
wednesday, February 10. starting
at 4:SO p. m. Serving will continue
until 1880 p. IN.
DOVER DANCE-rndieations are
mat quite a few Milford area dane
ing enthusiasts are planning at
tendance at the Veterans of Foreign
wars benefit dance to be held at
the Armory, Dover, this Saturday
evening. Announcement has been
made that local people desiring TO
attend the dance may obtain tickets
from the local VFW quartermaster
Ralph r. Scott, at Scott's Variety
Store; information regarding the
dance may also be obtained from
any officer Of the local WV post or
by calling Milford 1920 or Milford
8161.
FREAR SUPPORTED second
Kent County Democratic Club-tbat
formed recently in the Second
Representative District, comprising
East Dover, Leipsic and Little Creek
has gone on record as favoring
the denomination of U. s. Senator
j. Allen Frear, Jr., for U. S. Senator.
AT an organization meeting held
last Saturday night, Glen Bowdel
was elected president. Other officers
include: Milton Updyke and Roland
Trader, vice presidents; Mrs. Daniel
Queen, secretary; and Charles Glen
daniel, treasurer.
Plans for the formation of addi-
tional clubs in the county were
discussed last night at a meeting
Of the board of directors of the
Kent County Democratic Club meet
ing in Dover. It was announced
that each of the 10 representative
districts will have such an organi-
cation formed by March 1. Robert H.
Reed of Dover, president of the
club presided.
NATURAL CAUSES Coroner
Vollie G. Gray, of MillsborO called
to investigate the deaths of two
men in separate sections of Sussex,
both of whom were found dead last
Tuesday morning. Both men were
found to have died of natural causes.
William r. Argo, aged 40, was found
dead in bed at his home in Lewes,
Tuesday morning. He had appeared
about as usual before retiring. A
post norton examination by DR..
Otokar POllack, in Beebe Hospital
revealed the cause Of death to be
cerebral anOxia; acute archinoid
hemmorage and alcoholism. Argo
had at one time been in a mental
institution for treatment and was
subject to attacks of something
similar to epilepsy.
Joseph Moss, Jr., SS, of Delmar
was found dead Tuesday morning
in a yard in the rear of a pool-room
operated by a Reuben Holden. De-
tective Lynch of Delaware State
Police and Coroner Gray invest
gated. DR.. Ernest Larimore, of
Delmar summoned to examine the
man gave as the cause of death, cpl
lepsy followed by coma and expo
sure. Moss, who was severity burned
several years ago, was unable to
work and made his home with
William H. HOsey, in Delmar. He
had been known to suffer epileptic
attacks.
GOAL IN SIGHT-The financial
drive for the raising of funds for
the 1854 Delmarva Chicken Festival
is well on it's way towards reaching
its goal Of $4,000 according to Mr..
E. A. Yutzi. president of this years
Festival 1t was reported at the
last meeting of the Board Of Direc-
tors, held at the Eastern Shore
Poultry Growers Exchange in
Selbyville, that there is a total of
$10,63781 now in the treasury.
members of the Embarrassing
committee were not present and all
potential donors have not yet been
contacted Mr. Yutzi went on to
say that the officers of the Festival
were grateful for the amount of
time and work that the Fund Rails
ing Committee men were devOting
to this project and by all indications
the goal of $25, 900 should be reached
in the near future. In addition to
being used for the Delmarva Chic
ken Festival. part of this money
will be given to the Poultry and
Egg National Board for the national
promotion of the Broiler Industry.
Several committee chairman ap-
pointments were announced: Queen
COntest-Earl Hawk, Bridgeville;
Parade-Earl Rust, Georgetown;
Photography-Robert Bennett, of
and Publicity and Pro-
motion-Norman Glenn, George
town. The seventh annual Delmarva
Chicken Festival will be held this
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