Milford chronicle., 1955-12-16

PEPPER COAT-OF-ARMS-The
Pepper Family Association Of Sus-
sex County which has been quite
active in securing historical data
OF the family in Delaware, has an.
nounced through its president, Ern-
erson Pepper Of Selbyville, and Mrs.
Ellen F. Penuel of MillsbOro.- that
/ a committee has secured china
plates bearing the Pepper. coat Of
arms. Members Of the family are
urged to contact Mrs. Penuel.
SUSSEX CLINICS - December
19, 1855: Venereal Disease Clinic.
Georgetown (w and Cd, Health IN
it, sos E. Market Street, 12 noon.
December 20, 1855: Well Child
Conference, Laurel (w), Health
Unit, Pine Street, 1000 a. m.
December 21, 1855: Prenatal and
Postnatal Clinic, SeafOrd (c). Nam
lcoke Hospital, 10:00 a. m.
December p, 1855: Well Child
Conference, Frankford (c), Health
Unit, Main Street, 100 p. m.
NAVAL INDUCTEES - The fol-
lowing registrants of Local Board
NO. z, Georgetown, Delaware, were
lndueted into the u. S. Navy on
Monday, December 5th, 1855: Rus
sell Bonard Layton, Laurel. Joha
robert MCGEE, Laurel; and Ernest
Chalbert Hall, Clarksville. James
Murray Wheaton Of Seaford was
inducted into the q. S. Army.
Rev Robert Green of the Avenue
Methodist Church, Milford. and the
". S. G. s., were hostess to the
group leaving. DR.. T. C. Mulligan
OF Grace Church, Georgetown, was
also present. Mr.. Dalton Blades of
Selbyville, representing the Gideon
Religion. presented each boy with
a prayer book.
CHURCH PLAY - A play BY the
Young Peoples class viii be fea-
ture Of the Christmas program Of
Bethany Church Of the Brethren
at Pennington, Sunday night. be-
at 1880 All departments
VIII contribute to the annual event.
Committee members making ar
rangements, which will include the
distribution of oranges, include
Mrs. William FarlOW, chairman;
Mrs. Wilbur Root, Mrs. Seth Baker.
and Miss Ellen Peterson.
Those in the play are: Kenneth
layton, Barbara Cleaver, David
Layton, Paul Layton, Nancy Ad-
ANS, Robert Chandler, Edith Ham
stead, Helen ShrOck, Robert Shrock.
Ellen Peterson, Harriet Houston.
James Beebe, Patsy Clendaniel.
John Hamstead Kathleen Wood.
Richard Melvin, and Carol Ann Nc
Daniel.
HEM HONORED-Dr. RAYMOND
Walter Helm, assistant state sup-
Of public instruction
a charge of vocational education.
was recently presented with an
award for his work in vocational
education.
The award was presented to DR..
1elm during the 37th annual con
entIon of the National Association
I State Directors of Vocational
EDUCATION at Atlantic City. N. T..
zhich preceded the annual conven-
ion Of the American Vocational
association.
Also present when the award
rs made was DR.. George r. Mill
7, state superintendent Of public
lstruction and executive officer of
ne State Board of Vocational Edu,
alton, and A. B. Anderson, direc-
1r Of trades and industrial educa-
on in Delaware.
CANnLELIGHT SERVICE - An
ual candlelight service will be
ED at Grace Methodist Church
unday evening.
This is the occasion on which
le Rev. DR.. Thomas c. Mulligan.
astor Of the church, announces
le person who has rendered the
lurch the greatest service during
le year. One year a woman is
lcked and the next, a man. Since
woman was chosen last year, it
i'll be man this year. The honor
based on sustained service ra-
Ter than one conspicuous act.
-uch interest is always shown at
lis occasion.
Sunday morning, the Mems Bible
lass Of the church will attend
lurch in body and DR.. MuIligan
i'll preach on the subject, "Men
the Christmas"