Milford chronicle., 1955-05-27


Post Office to meet prospective re-
cruits every Tuesday from 10 to IL
a. m.
GEORGETOWN SENIORS - The
senior class at the Georgetown
school took their final examinations
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
in preparation for commencement,
June 10. The class will then leave
on Tuesday, May 81, for a trip to
Washington, ID. c., and Mount Ver-
non. They will travel by bus and
return home Thursday, June 2.
CALLED OFF - For the fourth
time this season the weekly stock
car races scheduled at the Delmar
Raceway last Sunday afternoon had
to be called due to the rain that
fell over the Delmar area early in
the afternoon. Promoter Bill Clag-
EFT postponed the races about thir-
ty minutes before the first event
was due to get under way.
MARINE RECRUITER - Any
body who would like information
about the United States Marine
Corps contact your local Marine
Recruiter when he visits your area.
Sgt. William Barr will be in George
town and Milford on Wednesdays,
and Dover on Thursdays. Those who
desire information are urged to
contact their Postmaster for the
time that Sgt. Barr will be in the
above mentioned towns.
HOUSTON X.RAYS-It will only
take a minute to have your free
annual Chest X-Ray at the Fire
Hall in Houston on Tuesday, May
31st from 3:00-6:00 p. m.
This Chest X-Ray program,
which utilizes the best known
scientific method to detect early
cases of tuberculosis, lung tumors,
and certain heart conditions, is CO.
sponsored by the Delaware Anti
Tuberculosis Society. No appoint
ments are needed. You do not have
to undress.
HEALTH CLINICS-May 81, 1855,
Venereal Disease Clinic: Milford,
Health Unit, Shore Theatre Build
ing, 1880 a. m.-12:30 p. m.
June 1, 1855, Chest Clinic: Dover.
Health Unit, Ala S.State ST., 10000
a. m. and 100 p. m.
June 2, 1855, Cancer Detection
Center: Harrington, New Century
Club, 9:45-11:45 a. m. and 12:45-
2:45 p. m. Call Harrington SS55 for
appointments. This service is for
women 25 years of age and over
Pre-School Immunization: Holy
Cross School, Dover, $3.50 a. m.
mar Lodge No. 5S2, Loyal Order of
Moose, last week installed its new
ly elected officers for the coming
year, according to Ralph E. Ham
mond. publicity chairman.
The officers installed are: J..
William Gordy, governor; r. H..
Rogers, junior governor; A. f..
Hantwerker, past governor: James
X. Budd, prelate; c. L. Hastings,
secretary, and Joseph S. Triglia,
treasurer.
Trustees for three years, E. E.
Smith, George A. Templeton, and
A. j. Taylor: ]. l.. Rowbottom,
sergeant-at-arms; r. A. Hearne,
inner guard; w. j. Jackson. outer
guard.
The installing ceremonies were
conducted by a former past COVER
nor, Karl j. Stahre.
SKATING PARTY = First social
event planned for the junior and
senior bands of the Millsboro
School will be roller skating
party on May 80 at Larson's Rink
in Rehoboth. Transportation will
be provided and the group will
leave the school at z p. m. and re-
turn about II p. m.
Arrangements for the affair were
made at the recent meeting of the
Band Mothers Club, at which Mrs.
Olive Lingo, president, presided.
Mrs. Alma Wolf, secretary, and
Mrs. Hazel Timmons, treasurer, as
sisted in the plans.
Howard Helm, band instructor,
read two invitations for band ap-
pearances-one of the dedication of
the American Legion home in Mills
boro, June z, and the other for the
Legion parade in Rehoboth, June IS.
COOL RECEPTION - What was
jokingly referred to as. a "cool re-
ception" was rendered Monday
night to the Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
Thomas c. Mulligan at Grace
Church Hall, Georgetown. DR.. Null
ligan is just beginning his fifth
year as pastor of the church and
the party took the form of a show
er of frozen foods.
The reception was a surprise.
William E. Pusey sent out letters
in advance to some 300 members
of the church and then invited DR..
and Mrs. Mulligan out to dinner
with him. When they returned to
the church, the church groups had
already assembled.
The newly formed Cherubic
Choir sang as did the girls quar-
tette. Refreshments were served.
James B. Owen was toastmaster
and talks were given by Henry
Graves, for the trustees; Loren
Frye, for the Mems Bible Class;
Mrs. Frances Graves, for the Will
ing Workers; Mrs. Virginia Pepper,
for the Strivers Glass and Mrs.
Olive Holson for the Woman's So
ciety for Christian Service.
DR.. and Mrs. Mulligan responded
with brief speeches.