Milford chronicle., 1955-07-08

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FAMILY PICNIC-The Green
wood Home Demonstration Club
will have family picnic on July
18th at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Tucker. Each member will
bring a covered dish of food, card
| table, cover and dishes for their
family. The meeting time is $50 D.
m.
LOW AUTO RATES - New low
auto insurance rates start Tuesday
for most Delaware policyholders of
one leading auto insurance com
pany- Two new rating plans for
members OF State Farm Mutual Au-
tomobile Insurance Company were
announced by the company. Local
agents here for State Farm Mutual
are Bill Craig. 904 Lakeview Ave,
Ed Evans, Plaza Apt, and Norman
Hopkins. Harrington. Robert White
is district manager, with offices at
Salisbury, Md.
CHILDREN ENTERTAINED =
Leah Rebekah Lodge, l. o. o. F. and
Ocean Wave Lodge, l. o. o. F., of
Rehoboth Beach, entertained Dee
mer Cottage Children, Saturday
June 25th. Games were played and
refreshments of cup cakes, choco-
late milk and candy were served
Also, a balloon was given to each
child. The children thoroughly en-
joyed the lawn party and the re-
fresiIments.
The children, the employees and
the Staff of Delaware Colony extend
their mary thanks to the Odd Eel
lows and Rebekahs for their eff
forts.
DOVER RADAR - Five speeding
motorists clocked by the city's new
radar meter were arrested by Dover
police recently and 40 others re.
ceived warnings. The police had the
meter in use an hour-and-a-half.
Police Chief James T. Turner, Sr.
reiterated that it is definitely moi
the desire of his department tc
make arrests for speeding infrac.
tions, but that it is the aim of the
department to enforce the speed
laws in an effort to reduce acci.
dents, injuries and possibly deaths
on the city streets.
He urged that the driving public
cooperate with the police by OBJ.
serving the speed limits.
SURPRISE LUNCHEON-A sur
prise luncheon was given in honor
of Mrs. Frances Cugheltree by hel
fellow workers at the Ace Manu-
facturing Co. on Thursday, Jun,
80, 1855. Mrs. Ougheltree who il
affectionately called Grand Nom
by the entire staff, is retiring thi
week after six years of employ
ment with the company. She Il
sixty seven (67) years young.
A grand time was had by every
one and we wish Grand Nom lot
of happiness in the future. He
bright smile will certainly b
missed here at Ace, but we hop
| she'll drop in to see us some time
The workers presented her witt
$26.00 to buy a keepsake.
HEART CAMP - The Delaware
Heart Association will sponsor IL
children with heart trouble from
the state of Delaware at Cardiac
Camp, July to 20.
Florence Gillespie, Wyoming
Billy Jefferson of Bridgeville, Billy
Dawson, Dover, Lois Biddle, Dover
Donald Justice, Lewes, leave fol
Cardiac Camp from the Legislative
Hall in Dover at 9:15 a. M, will
travel in privately owned station
wagon and picnic en- route.
Camp is in the Prince William
Forest near Quantico, Va.
Camp activity is paced for them
allowing neither too much nor toe
little--will give them a taste o.
well-rounded camp life under care
full supervision as the Heart chill
dren live in special Units.
The camp is run by the Summer
Outings Committee of the Family
Service Association of Washington
HEADS C0UNCIL-A. E. Humes
of Milford was elected charte
president of the Mems Council o
New Castle Presbytery at its or
ganizational meeting recently il
Dover Presbyterian Church wher,
delegates attended from 10 chur
ches.
| Orville w. Wood of New Yorl
City was the principal speaker.
Following Mr.. Woods address
the council was formed. A con
stitution adopted and officers elec
ted. They include: John B. Mac
Farland of Hanover Church, Will
mington, vice president; Howard
S. Green of Concord Church, Fair
fax, recording secretary; James o
Corner of Hockessin from West
minister Church, corresponding
secretary; Ted Ramsey. Jr., Snow
Hill, Md, treasurer; the Rev. r. l.
McKim of Dover, ministerial repre-
sentative.
Births At Hospital