Milford chronicle., 1955-11-11
Happenings of Interest
Throughout Deluwure

KENT CLINICS - Noysmber IA,
1855: Well Child Conference, Do
yer, Health Unit, Ala South State
Street. 100 p. m. Call Dover STA,
Ext. 10, for appointments.
November Is, 1855: Venential
Disease Clinic, Milford, Health IN
it, Shore Theater Building, 1880
a. m. to 1890 p. M; Crippled Chill .
dren's Clinic, Dover, Health Unit,
Ala South State Street, $3.50 a. m.
November Is, 1855: Chest Clinic,
Dover, Health Unit. Ala South Stats
Street, 1000 a. m.
ON THE ARA new radio sta
ton in Sussex County went on the
air last Friday.
Owned by Mr. and Mrs. Courtney
Evans, Seaford, the station, WSUX,
operating at 1880 kilocycles with
power of 500 watts, is located three
miles south of Seaford on U. S.
Route Is.
Mrs. Evans is serving as general
manager. She and her husband
have owned radio stations in Dover,
! Myrtle Beach, S. c., and Marshall,
Mo. Ralph Graham is commercial
manager.
The station will be on the air
daily from a. m. until sunset.
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HOSTESS - Mrs. Sallie Sharp
Messiclz, 306 Third Street, SeafOrd,
I g,1e4,res cs..-, @1r~- orfor.-5.,rr -.
representative Of the Delaware
Day School for Handicapped Chill
dren, it was announced this week
Parents and friends of handicap
ped children are invited to attend
the 2 p. m. session to discuss posi-
bilities Of opening a DAY school for
handicapped children an Sussex
County.
Thomas L. Brand, president Of
Delaware Day ScnOol, win attend
to discuss the purposes and func-
tions of the organization and to an
swer questions. Mrs. Olive L. Healy,
director of the school, Will also
appear on the program.
PASS EXAMINATIONS ~ Eigh-
teen prospective lawyers have pass
ed their bar examinations, given in
Wilmington recently, it was an
nounced this week following
meeting of the Board of Bar Ex-
amfners in the Office Of Howard L.
Williams, the secretary.
Those who were successful are
Norman ~ Aerenson, William G..
Bush, III, Courtney III. Cummings,
Jr., John p. Daley, James p. DIAN
gelo, Leighton G. Dorsey, Ralph F.
Keil. James Kruzinski, Blaine T.
: Phillips, William Prickett, Jr., w.
Laird Stabler, Jr., John F. Hyde,
Z Eruce M. Stargatt, Arthur J. Sulli-
van, Claude L. Tease, Alan S. Ward,
Edward ]. Wilson, and George r,
Wright.
VOGELER SPEAKS IL Robert
| Vogeler, former prinore in Com
/ munist Hungary, told the fall din
I ner of the Sussex County Laymen's s
{ League of the Episcopal Diocese
, of Delaware recently to keep
faith in the philosophy of the dem
Ocratic way of life, to reafhrm be-
lief in God, and to live on such a
high moral plane that communism
would not find soil in America in
which it's seeds of destruction
7 could grow"
Speaking in All Saints Church,
! he was introduced by the Rt Rev.
J. Brooke Mosley, bishop, who
! spoke Of the general convention
and the prominent part taken in
I it by Houston Wilson Of George
, town.
{ Mr.. vogeler detailed the story
of his arrest and Imprisonment and
r was critical of American leaders
who are apathetic about past and
/ present prisoners of Communists.
r WILLS DISCUSSED - A discus
sion on Wills will be presented by
Mr.. Max Terry, a prominent Dover
Lawyer, at 1880 on Monday eve
ming, November IA, at the Capital
Grange Hall, in Dover. This is a
p, special meeting, held as a part OF
the Kent County Home Demonstra-
: ton program.
Kent County Home Demonstra-
ton Club members have been dis
I cussing various aspects Of business
which are important to hOmemak-
ers. This countrywide meeting is
planned to give homemakers an op-
: pOrtunity to learn, from an authOri-
! tative source, about basic Delaware
laws concerning Wills. Specific
. questions may be asked by those
: attending the meeting.
Because many people feel that
they need to learn more about Wills,
this is planned as an open meeting.
Homemakers are urged to come and
bring their husbands.