Milford chronicle., 1955-09-23

vey Campers Store on Commerce
Street. Saturday, September "a, at
10 a. m.
HARRINGTON LOYAL WORK
ERS-The Loyal Workers Bible
Glass OF Trinity Methodist Church
of Harrington, will hold a Rum
mage Sale in the Downing Building
next to the lumber yard on Friday, .
September 30th. and Saturday. oct.
list.
HEALTH CLINICS - September
rs, 1855: Dover, Health Unit. Ala
S. State Street. 100 D. m. Call Do
yer 5711. Ext. 10 for appointments.
September 81, 1855: Well Child
Conference, (C), Milford. Health
Unit Shore Theater Building, 100
p. M; Vcnereal Disease Clinic, Do
yer, Health Unit. Ala South State
Street, HOO a. m.
September 29, 1855: Cerebral
Palsy Clinic, Dover. Health Unit,
Ala South State Street, 1882 a. m.
BARRATT'S CHAPEL The
l75th Anniversary Service OF Bar
rats Chapel will be held this Sun
day, September 25th, at 2:30 D.
m, Daylight Saving Time, DR.. o.
A. BARLEY will preach and Rev. j.
B. Vaughn, of Houston. will be the
soloist, accompanied by Mrs. Harry
Clark, pianist. The prayer will be
hU GfhcAt ~
and the Scripture reading by Rev.
Ira e. Doyle, of Camden. The pas
tor, Rev. c. M. Elderdice, will be
in charge of the service.
Y0GELER IN LEWES - Robert
A. Vogeler, who once attracted
national attention when he was
falsely accused by the Communists
of espionage and spent IL months
in Hungary as a prisoner, is now
associated with the Rollins Elec-
tronics plant at Lewes.
Mr.. Vogeler, whose wife anu two
sons live in Bedford Hills, n. Y,
is former vice president of the
International Telephone and Tele-
graph Company.
The Rollins Electronics plant is
one of the enterprises of 1t. Gov
John w. Rollins of Lewes.
SP0RTSMEN'S MEETING-Re
ervations have been made at the
Star of the Sea Hotel on the board
walk for the eighth annual con-
vention and banquet of the Del
aware Federation of Sportsmen
and Conservation Clubs, Oct. i and
IL.
A highlight of this years two
day parley is expected to be a dem
onstration of skin diving and un-
derwater swimming in Delaware
Bay that has been attracting much
attention the past years as a pop
ular underwater nature study OF
marine life.
The banquet will be Saturday
night, Oct. /, at the hotel.
4 Speakers scheduled are DR.. Carl
Shuster, director of the Marine
Biological Laboratory at Lewes:
Norman G.. Wilder, director of con-
servation with the State Board of
Game and Fish Commissioners, and
other prominent guests. .
MUSEUM EXHIBIT - A semi
permanent exhibit of Delaware's
old time maritime industry has
been set up in the Delaware State
Museum, Kenneth NJ. Wilson, cura-
tor, announced this week.
The exhibit is highlighted by a
ran1iro Of :, farr-u hnx.r nf1nf horIza
complete with helmsman's wheel,
telegraph, pinnacle, and running
| lights.
Old Tools. Models
Included are old shipbuilders'
tools, ship models, pictures Of yes
sells which used to ply Delaware
waters, charts, maps, a quadrant,
| telescope, and a sounding weight,
along with many other instru-
ments.
The pilot house equipment. for
merly used on ferries operating be-
tween New Castle and Pennsville.
was received as a gift from the
| Delaware State Highway Depart
ment through the courtesy of Col.
William A. McWilliams, former
chief engineer.
| PAROLE BOARD MEETS-Three
applications for parole were turned
down and four approved by the
| State Board of Parole in meetings
at Dover and Georgetown recently.
AT the Dover session, Lyman
Morris, sentenced to one year on a
car theft charge, was granted a
parole. Refusals were given to
! Dewey Thompson, petty larceny:
Louis Gibbs, breaking and enter
ing; and Alfred w. Craig, assault
with intent to rob.
AT Georgetown, the board grant
ed paroles to James A. Creesy who
had been sentenced on four motor
vehicle violations; Irwin Butts.
serving a murder sentence; and
Hector Ramos, manslaughter. Ra-
mos was given a parole on condi-
ton that he leave this country and
that Puerto Rican authorities ac-
cept. his parole supervision when
The arrives there.
John S. Showell and Nathaniel
lHackett had their paroles revoked
for violating the terms.
ARTILLERY RANGE - Colonel
S. B. Howard, Post Commander,
announced for the information OF
all concerned the following sched-
ule of firing to be conducted at the
Antiaircraft Artillery ranges in