Milford chronicle., 1954-11-05
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

BALLET SCHOOL-The La NADIA
Ballet Theatre School will begin |
It's fourth season in Milford on
Friday, November 10.
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HAPPY - Delaware Democrats
are happy group. They should be
for they have just won their great
est victory in a long, long time.
BAZAAR--The WSCs Of Chap
lain's Chapel will sponsor a bazaar
and food sale at the Greenwood
Fire Hall on Friday, November 12,
beginning at 10:00 a. m.
ELECTION is OVER-Let us all
get down to business and forget the
hot air which flowed so freely dur
ing the closing hours of the cam
paign.
WINTER NEARS ~ Ice formed
Monday morning. Tuesday we had
heavy hail and wind, and on We'd
nesday morning snow fiurries were
in evidence. Better get prepared
for the cold months ahead.
RESHUFFLE? - Maybe the Re-
publican high command in Della
ware will be reshuffled. Already we
hear demands for a realignment of
leadership from all parts Of the
state.
CHANGE CLINIC - Due to the
Thanksgiving Holiday, the twenty
fifth of November, State Board OF
Health Cerebral Palsy Clinic has
been changed to Thursday, NOvem-
Der II, at 10 a. m. AS usual, the
clinic will be held at the Sussex
County Health Unit. SOC East Mar.
ket street, in Georgetown.
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CLUB TEA - On Tuesday after,
noon, November 8, the Home Dem
OnstratiOn Club of Greenwood vii
have tea in the Fireman's Build
ing Their guests will be members
of TOdds, Atlanta, Wesley-CannOn
NanticOke and Merry HOmemakerl
| Clubs.
Family Life" is being stressed
at the November meetings in Sus
sex County and the chairman il
each Of these clubs will partici
pate in the program. A social hou
will follow.
ANTIQUE SHOW - According +
Mrs. Joseph S. c. Mach, Mrs Lynl
; Waller and Ollie EppersOn, co
chairmen of the 14th annual An
tique Show of st. Luke's Auxiliary
] Guild in Seaford, preliminary plan
for the show have been completed
Leading dealers from DelaWar,
from Delaware, Maryland, an
Pennsylvania, have reserved spac
at St. Lukes Parish House for Nc
, vember 16, II and Is, to display a
3 outstanding collection Of fine al
, tiques.
: Heading other committees for tn
/ event are Mrs. Kenneth FleetWOOt
{ Mrs. Ollie EppersOn, Mrs. Walt,
3 McNeilley, program; Mrs. En-
!. Johnson, Mrs. Charles Thacker
2 candy booth; Mrs. Richard Gundr
: Mrs. Russ Fry, Mrs. John Rhei
luncheons; Mrs Harry Mile
mattresses and tables; Miss Rut
Elliott, secretary-treasurer; Mis-
Barbara Purse, posters, and Mr.
w. d. Gallalee, publicity. Luncheo
is served daily.
LEGION AUXILIARY-The L
t dies Auxiliary of Indian River Pc
I Post No. %, American Legion m
: in the Post Home on Tuesday mig
and discussed plans for activiti
, during the next several month
4 Members of the auxiliary brOug
= gifts to the meeting which will
r. taken to the Veterans Hospital
t Brack-Ex. for the Christmas Gi
Shop of the veterans.
q The auxiliary is in the proce
b of obtaining a sufficient number
= volunteers to take Red Gro
}; Home Nursing Course which is pr
r crossing satisfactorily. The ella
will not be restricted to auxilia
(, membership but local women m
join
), Included in future planned act
# tiles will be the making Of Vale
# tines for the Veterans Hospital; Z
t, ranging a party for children
# Delaware Colony in the late SUI
5. mer. In the near future the auxi
S. airy plans for a showing Of a Civ
s. ian Defense film.
8 Mrs. Leroy Monroe, preside
l. presided and the hostess were M
Il Elton Godfrey and Mrs. Elmo
II Gray. Mrs. Paul GLADDEN. was
guest.