Milford chronicle., 1954-03-05

DEMOCRATS = Tie Democratic
Club Of the Sixth Representative
viii hold a Ladies' Night
meeting at the John M. Clayton
Auditorium at 500 D. m, Friday,
March ~. Former Governor Ebert
n. CarVel will be the speaker.
Evervano welcome
WORKSHOPS-In response to
requests from members Of Home
Demonstration Clubs in Sussex,
Miss Louise r WhitcOmb, home
management specialist Of the Uni
Yersity Of Delaware, viii conduct
two workshops I'm Sussex County
to teach the relying Of springs in
furniture. The first workshop viii
be held March 8, beginning at 10 a.
m. in the Agriculture Center near
here, the second in Columbia Grange
Hall, at 10 a. m, March 10.
PRAYERS AT REHOBOTH-The
annual World Day Of Prayer service
for RehOboth Beach viii be held
March 5 at 2 p. m. in Westminster
Presbyterian Church sponsored BY
the United ClubWOmen .Of. the Ma
tiOnal Council Of Churches Of Christ,
the theme will be THAT They May
Have Life. Mrs. Robert RaEghley
is general chairman. Women Of ali
Protestant churches viii conduct
the service. The readers will be
Mrs. Louise Jacobs, Mrs. Helen
Steels, Mrs. r. S. Bailey, Mrs. Milton
H. Graham, Mrs. William w. BeYis,
Mrs. Mabel Guthrie. Mrs. Melvin
Fell will be organist and Mrs. Rob
ert Cissell, sOlOist.
! CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTS
Construction contracts 10 Della
ware for the month Of January
totalled $685., 900, according to r.
} H. Lysle, district manager Of the
F. w. Dodge Corporation, constrsc-
ton news and market specialists
Nonresidential awards Of ST.
$4,000 we're 10 per cent above
December and 35 per cent above
January 1858.
Residential awards Of $1719,O0C
were II per cent higher than De.
cember but So per cent below Janu'
ary 1853.
, Heavy engineering contracts o
1852, 900 we're "A per cent below De
cember and were ~ per cent love-
than January 1858.
8 CANCER CLINICS-March II
5 Dover-Health Unit, 4141 SOutl
= State Street, 1912 a. N. and 1-3 p. n
Call Dover 1922 for appointments
= March 19, Snyrna-Health Unit
a East Commerce. Street, 1912 a. n
: and 1-3 p. m. Call Smyrna 3O91 70
appointments.
i March %, %, HaTringtOn-FiT
d Hall, 1912 a. m. and 1-3 p. n
T Call Harrington $50 for appOin
ments.
n March IS, Ailford-Health Uni
Shore Theatre Building, 1912 a. /
IS and Ia 7. u. Call Milford 1859 4
"a appointments. ee 44ss
20 March s, LaUre1-Health Uni
ct Pine Street, 1912 a. m. and 1-3 p. !
1f Call Laurel 539 for appointment
P March u, GeOrgetOWn-Heal
It Unit, sos E. Market Street, 10
le a. m. and 1-3 p. m. Call GeOrgetov
n 2S19 for appointments
Al March Is, MilfOrd-Health In
Of Shore Theatre Building 1912 q.
OI and 1-3 p. m. Call Milford 1883 (
appointments.
n UN WOMEN-The second meetiI
Id Of the neWly-formed Kent Coun
E. ehePtsr Of the American Associate
u for the United Nations was held r
n Gently in the parish house Of
cd Peters Church, Smyrna with Mi
Marjorie w. Speakman, tempOra
u, president, presiding.
ed Mrs. Edith BOhn, Of WilmingtC
ne was present to offer her assistan
OF in guiding the group. Mrs. Bo
as told Of the plans for the appes
ance in Wilmington on Wednesdi
IS March "a, Of Mrs. Eleanor ROOl
'nt velt, who will speak that night
lct the P. S. dupont High Schc
Oh There win also be an inform
meeting at the Hotel DUPONT in
an afternoon, at which Clark ~. Eich
I'm berger, executive director, AAl
will speak, followed by q DIM
: - :, at the hotel
= Members Of the Smyrna AA
group will attend both the din
IA "a and the evening meeting. The =
q q day night session was attended
80 representatives from Dover, q
- ton. and Smyrna Miss Flore
Lurty was named temporary
go nresident-