Milford chronicle., 1955-07-22

BAKE The Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Appel-Tucker Post, No. 9244,
will hold a bake Saturday, July 30,
at Ellingsworth's Service Station
at Ellendale Cross Roads.
TALL CEDARS PICNIC - This
is to notify all Tall Cedar members
and their families, that on July 81,
at 100 p. m. at Burton's Island,
Millsboro, there will be a big pic
mic.
A big time is planned, so come
out with your families and have
some fun
CAESAR RODNEY - William R
Brown was recently reelected as
president of the Caesar Rodney
Board of Education for the 1856
school year. c. Fred Fifer was re-
elected vice president. The other
members of the board are H. Kline
Lingo, and DR.. Harry G. Neese, Jr
The superintendent of the district
DR.. William B. Simpson, is the
secretary of the board.
WEST POINTER - Gerald Nc
Cabe, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
McCabe of Dagsboro, has reported
to the U. S. Military Academy al
West Point, N. Y. He was appoint
ed by u. S. Senator John j. Will
liams. He was graduated from
John M. Clayton School in the
Frankford-Dagsboro area, in 1854
and spent last year at the Colum-
bian Prep School in Washington
ID. C.
FASHION SHOW - The Village
improvement Association of Re
hoboth Beach has just announced
that Fashion Show is to be held
in the Rehoboth Beach Country
Club on September /, at 2 p. m.
Sponsored by the V. l. A. in con-
junction with Benjamins of Sal
isbury, the latest fall fashions for
Milady's wardrobe will be exhibit
ed.
Keep the date open and watch
your local papers for further an
nouncements.
CHEST X-RAYS - A total OF
58,14S Chest X-Rays have been
taken throughout the state by the
Delaware State oBard of Health
Mobile Chest X-Ray Unit since its
current program was inaugurated
last September This program il
co-sponsored by the Delaware An.
ti-Tuberculosis Society.
OF this total, 1873 students and
school personnel in colleges ant
high schools were X-Rayed; 9,82;
workers in industries were servic
ed; as were 3,121 people in stat'
institutions.
The Mobile Chest X-Ray Uni
will be available to visitors at th'
Kenu-Sussex Fair. 1t will onl.
take a minute to have your fire
annual Chest X-Ray on Monda,
July 25; Tuesday, July 26; Wednes
day, July 27, and Friday, July 2s
from 1:0O-6:00 p. m. On Thursday
July %, the Unit will operate from
1900 noon to 500 p. m.
BLUE CROSS Non-grouT
members of Blue Cross = those
members who pay their dues indi-
vidually to the Blue Cross office
instead of through groups-have
their annual opportunity to add
Blue Shield surgical-medical COW
erage this month.
This was announced by Robert
c. Denzler, assistant managing di-
rector of Group Hospital Service
Inc.
The non-group Blue Cross mem
bers who desire to do so may re-
quest an application for Blue
Shield coverage by calling or writ
ing the Blue Cross at Dover, Mil
ford, Seaford or Wilmington, be-
fore August L.
Blue Shield surgical-medical COW
erage is already taken by high
proportion of Delaware's Blue
Cross members who number
about two-thirds of all the people
in the state. The extra coveragt
of the Blue Shield Plan is avail
able at extra cost, but non-grouI
members have the opportunity Il
add it to their Blue Cross hospita
coverage only once a year. AL
Blue Cross members IS years o.
age or under may arrange for the
Blue Shield coverage.