Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-11-04
Happenings of Interest
Throughout Delaware

BETHESDA SUPPER - This
Saturday, November 9Th, is Annual
Church Supper date at Bethesda
Community House, near Trap Pond,
on the WhitesvilIe Charge. Serving
will start at p. m. The ladies of
the church and WSCS have WOr a
reputation for serving very good
suppers. Come, Eat and you will
know.
LAUREL CHURCH BAZAAR
The WOmen's Service League Of st.
Philips Episcopal Church, Laurel,
Del, ask you to remember to come
to their bazaar today, CF'riday)
November 4th, and take advantage
Of the many gift items for sale to
get your Christmas shopping done
eariJ Items are available for men,
women and children of all ages.
Fill your freezer with the delicious
homemade foods that are being Off
cred and be ready for the coming
holidays. Luncheon will be served
from 1880 to 300, as previously
announced, so be sure to attend.
TUNNELS TO ENTERTAIN -
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Tunnel,
Jr., of Georgetown, will entertain
the celebrated English evangelist,
Canon Bryan Green, his assistant
missioner, the Rev. Harold Frank
ham, and Mrs. Frankham, in their
home during the three days these
visitors are in the community for
the Georgetown Bryan Green Mis-
sion, Nov. 10, II, and 10.
Mr.. Tunnel, prominent attorney
and former Associate Justice of the
Supreme Court Of the State Of Del
aware is cO-chairman Of the Bryan
Green Mission, for the Georgetown
area The three nightly Mission
meetings win be held in George
town High School Auditorium.
A Today Bryan Green Mission
will follow at the State ATmory in
Wilmington, November 1922.
SUSSEX CLINICS - November
z, 1855: Venereal Disease Clinic,
wv and q, Health
Unit, sos e. Market Street, II noon.
November g, 1855: Well Child
Conference, Lincoln (c), Green
top, 1870 p. M; Prenatal and |
POstnatal Clinic, Lincoln Cc), /
. Greentop'', 1870 p. M; Crippled |
Clinic, Seaford, st. |
Luke's Parish House, North and |
King Streets, 900 a. m.
November 9, 1855: Chest Clinic,
Georgetown wv and g, Health I'M
t, 11:00 a. m. and 300 p. m.
November 10, 1855: Well Child
frankfort (c), Health |
Unit, Main Street, 1900 .. M; Pre-
natal and Postnatal Clinic, Frank
lord, (e), Health Unit, Main Street,
Lee p. m.
November II, 1855: Well Child |
Conference, Bridgeville (c), Health |
Unit, Railroad Avenue, 1870 p. m.
FOURTH UNIT - Ground mas
been broken and concrete founda-
tiOns are being poured for the va
por recovery gas plant at Tioe Wa
ter Associated Oil COmpany's Del
aware Flying A Refinery, Is miles
south Of Wilmington.
The gas plant, fourth unit to be
started at the 130,O00-barreI-Der- !
lay plant, will have a capacity of |
more than 100000 cubic feet of |
gas per day. It will handle all the
rude oil and gasoline processing
Units.
A portion Of these gases and
ight gasolines is separated at the
as plant and used as fuel gas to =
re the refinery furnaces. Another :
ortion is purified for the recovery
propane and butane fractions
Thich ae further prOcessed in
Their refinery units. Il
The gas plant is complex unit I
gas compression facili- /
es, light-oil fractionating columns, '
nd amine-treating and caustic- s
Tashing facilities. 2
SUSSEX AWARD - Hollymount l
lub from the Lewes area, won the
up for achievement during the
ear among the home demonstra- I
on clubs of Sussex County.
Millsboro Club, only four points
ehind the winner, was given hon
rable mention.
Mrs. e. A. Yutzi, chairman Of 7
le committee making the award. !
resented the cup to Mrs. Richard F
Z
Some 300 women gathered in
race Church Hall on Wednesday
II the all day sessions and lunch =
IN.
Don Rose, correspondent for the .
Vening and Sunday Philadelphia q
was the principal speaker F
the afternoon, using the topic, y
rhe Highway and the Village" IN
Mrs. Clarence Ocheltree, Green q
God, presided.
Miss Anne Bell, Of the State Ii r
AIRY Commission, Dover, also n
Yoke. n
Mrs. Frank Johnson presented n
gift to Mrs. Nancy r. Shelton,
)me demonstration agent. IT.
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