Milford chronicle., 1955-09-30

ladies' Of Wesley Church. Burrs-
vile, viii serve their annual oyster,
and dumplin' supper on
Thursday, October 18th, beginning
at p. m, at the community house.
Tickets. adults, $125; children, 75c.
SUPPER - Glendale Woman's
Society of Christian Service win
hold a turkey supper at the Ellen
dale School on Thursday evening.
October 27th.l First serving at 3 o.
clock Adults S1.25, and children;
sixty-fve cents.
SETT8SGE SURVEY Mayor
Herbert D. c1uley. Of Camden, an
nounced this week that at a recent
joint meeting Of the Camden and
Wyoming Town Councils. q COLI
tract was awarded 70 Dover en-
cheering concern to make a sur
vey Of the two towns for sewage
purposes.
AS a result of these studies.
proposal may be prepared for the
establishment Of sewage service in
the two towns under a system SIM
ilar TO the present Arrangements
on water which is maraged by a
joint commission composed Of
members Of the two town councils.
C0KESBURY CLUB Il The Nan
ticoke Home Demonstration Club
viii have a chicken and dumpling
supper at the COkesbury COmmuni-
! D1ao,I.nss 9th 4En
I Georgetown Bridgeville Highway.
starting at 4 p. M, sharp. Price,
s1.00.
Chicken and dumplins dressing,
cole slaw, 4urnip green's corn
/ bread, sweet potatoes, sweet pota-
to biscuits and butter turnip
green's. relishes and coffee. Every
one welcomed.
COOLSPRTNG CHURCH = The
CoOlspring Presbyterian Charcb
Will celebrate the 229th anniyer-
sary Of its founding BY a special
service and homecoming on Sum
day, October 9Th, at 2.00 p. M. This
is one Of DelaWare's oldest churck-
es. The land on which the house Of
worship stands was donated BY
Thomas Penn. The present house
Of worship is the third building
erected on the historic site. The
guest preacher at the anniversary
service viii be the Rev. John III.
Strome, pastor Of the Buckingham
Presbyterian Church, Berlin, Md.
/ The present pastor Of Coolspring Is
Rev George "A. Leukel.
CHURCH BAZAAR Il st. Mary's
! Episcopal Church in Bridgeville.
viii sponsor a Bazaar and Lunch
! on Wednesday, November 2nd.
Doors will open. at III a. m. and
, remain open until b. M. Lunch
! win be served at 10 and again al
I. i. Tickets viii be $1.25 and STE
for a special children's lunch This
. will include the service Of feeding
and amusing your small ones
while you relax and enjoy your
/ self. There will be many different
] booths and many things for chill
: dren for Christmas. A bake table
! is included No you can take home
t something fol' supper. Tickets may
! be obtained from Mrs. G. =. VIII
J liams, Bri4geville 1890.
YENEREAL CLINICS ~ October
3. 1855: Venereal Disease Clinic
t GEORGETOWN, (w & c), Health Unit.
z 605 e. Market ST., - noon.
October a, 1855: Cancer Detec-
ton Center -Seaford, NanHeoke
Hospital 1912 a. m. and 1-3 .. m.
This service is for women 2E years
Of age and oyer. Call Seaford 1885
2 for appointments.
October s, 1855: Well-Child Con-
z ference-Laurel (c), Health Unit,
r Pine Street. 10 a. m. and Lewes
(w & Cd. Health Unit, 10 w. 3rd
: ST., D. M: Prenatal and Postna-
: tai Clinic SeafOrd (c), Nanticoke
Hospital, 10 a m.
October 6, 1855: Cancer Detec-
: ton Center-Lewes, Beebe HOspi-s
!. tai, 9-12 a. m. This service is for
e women 25 years of age and over.
Z Call Lewes 5311 for appointments.
a ROLLINS WILL SPEAK - John
i W. Rollins, lieutenant governor Of
+. Delaware. will be one Of the lunch
e con speakers at the seventh an
- MuoA Adll EOLAEAEnlC VI LtAFs AtIAT
j aware Valley Council on October
+ II in Philadelphia. it was announce
o ed this week
o The Delaware Valley Council is
the former Greater Philadelphia
n Delaware-SOuth Jersey Council.
e The change Of name was announce
, ed last Tuesday.
e The luncheon will feature the
presentation of the councils annual
Commerce and Industry award to
n Joseph A. Fisher. president Of the
: Reading Railroad. Gov. Robert B.
e Meyner. Of New Jersey, previously
= accepted an invitation to speak at
n the luncheon.
e The two state officials, together
h with a representative OF Coy.
o George NJ. Leader OF Pennsylvania,
will discuss interstate asOects OF
J. regional planning. according to
r James Y. Baney, chairman Of the
+ Council.
II GOOD HUNTING - Crisp wea.
b ther has introduced Delaware's
II fall hunting season. Dove hunters
g. who started shooting at noon on
q September 10th, are getting their
y bag limit in Kent and parts Of New
i Castle Counties.
b. Several reporting from lower
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