Milford chronicle., 1955-04-08
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

INDUCTED - The following reg 4
istTants of Local Board No. 2, were
inducted into the U. S. Army on
March "a. 1855: Harvey Cashwell,
Bridgeville; Herbert r. Williams,
Jr, Laurel; and Russell T. McCabe, /
SeafOrd. DR.. T. c. Mulligan Of Grace
Church in Georgetown and Mr..
Wesley COttington, of The GideOns
from Selbyville were present and
held religious service for the boys
before leaving.
AIR FORCE RECRUITER - The
United States Air Force recruiting
officer will be in Milford every Mon
day from 1000 to 1900 at the Post
Office Building, it was announced
by Staff Sergeant James E. Armen-
trout, NOn-COmmissioned Officer in
Charge of the Air Force Recruiting
station in Salisbury. Md.
All persons desiring information
regarding the Air Force are invited
to see the recruiter at this time, or
come to the Recruiting Station.
Room 2O2, Post Office Building,
Salisbury-PhOne 1868.
P.T.A. HEAD - DR.. Jack Sab
loft has been nominated without op-
position for reelection as president
of the Caesar Rodney Parent
Teacher Association.
X. Sudler Emerson is the nominee
I
Scheidt, secretary, and Mrs. George
K. Vapaa, treasurer.
The slate was presented at a
meeting Of the PTA Thursday night.
Delegates from the organization
to the state PTA convention at Con-
rad High School April 1916 will
be: DR.. William B. Simpson, SUPER
intendent of the school district: DR..
SablOff, Mrs. Stephen Clute, Mrs.
Glen Cool, Mrs. Fred Dewey, Mrs.
Meryin Hoover, Mrs. Leroy Hall,
Mrs. Jacob Kast, Mrs. William N.
Richardson, and Mrs. Wyatt Wub-
bena.
CHEST X.RAYS - The State
Board Of Health Mobile Chest x
Ray Unit will be at Cliffs Store in
Greenwood on Monday, April 18th.
from l0:O0 a, m. to 100 o. m. and
2:OO-4:00 p. m. Mrs. John Stevens.
chairman for the area, reports that
members Of the Merry HOmemakers
and the Home Demonstration Clubs
will serve as hOstesses.
Last week, 1880 people gave a
minute of their time to have a free
annual chest x-ray at community
locations in Milford. Im addition,
456 were X-rayed at Milford School:
1872 at L. d. Caulk; SO at Mulco
Products; and So at Burris Frozen
Foods.
This program, which is being CO.
/ sponsored by the Delaware Anti
tuberculosis Society, utilizes the
best known scientific method to de-
tect early cases Of tuberculosis,
lung tumOrs and certain heart con-
ditions. No appointments are need
ed. You do not have to undress.
HEALTH CLINICS - April IL:
Well Child Conference, Dover,
Health Unit, Ala S. State Street.
100 p. m. Call Dover 5711, Ext. 10
! for appointments; Chest X-Ray
Unit, Kenton, Clifton's Store, 1900
400 p. m. and 5:OO-8:OO D. m.
April 12: Venereal Disease Clin-
ic, Dover, Health Unit, Ala S. State
/ Street. 300 p. m: Venereal Disease
!Clinic, Milford, Health Unit, Shore
Theater Building, 1880 a. m.-12: 80
p. M; Pre-SchOOl Examinations
Caesar Rodney School, $3.50 a. M
and 100 p. m.
April 13: Pre-School Examina-
tiOns, Frederica CW), 10000 a. m.
Pre-SchOOl Examinations, Harring.
ton (C), 1880 p. IN.
April IA: Well Child Conference
Milford CW), Health Unit, Shore
Theater Building, 100 D. m: Can.
Ger Detection Center, Dover, Health
Unit, Ala S. State Street. 9:45-11 :4g
a. m. and 12:45-2:45 p. m. Call Do.
yer 1922 for appointments. The ser.
vice is for women 25 years Of agt
and over.