Milford chronicle., 1955-03-11

BENEFIT SUPPER-The Ellen
dale School Cafeteria is sponsor
ing a spaghetti supper, Wednes-
day, March 10Th, at 500 O'Clock
p m. Menu: Spaghetti and Meat
Balls, cole slaw, pickles. hot rolls
and butter, coffee. pie or ice cream.
All you can eat for the price OF
$l.OO for adults and soc for chill
dren.
BUFFET DINNER DANCE -
There will be Buffet-Dinner
Dance at st. Edmond's Auditorium
Rehoboth, Del, Thursday. March
18th. Benefit st. Michael The Arch
anger Catholic Church, George
Town. Music by Antonio Quintet.
Dinner, 1900 to $3.50 p. m. Dance.
300 p. m. to 100 a. m. Dress on
tional. Price, $500 per couple.
FRANKFORD c. OF G. Wal
lace e. Truitt was elected presi-
dent of the FTankford Chamber of
Commerce, in it's recent meeting
Other officers elected were vii
liam e. Wilgus, and John A. Tin
gle, Vice-president; Rev. Thomas
Russell, secretary, and Mrs. Eliza
beth Truitt, tgeasurer. New direc-
tors elected were William e. VIII
gus Vernon L. Murray and c. G.
Crocker. HOld-over directors are
Robert Elliott, William Murray.
Discussions are under considera-
ton to seek three-way coOpera-
ton between the Chamber of Com
merce, KiWanis Club and the Town
Board to devise ways and means
Of increasing the prOgressiveness
OF the town. A joint meeting of the
three groups was scheduled for the
near future to make more definite
plans for realization of the goal.
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BOOSTER BANQUET - The date
for the Delmarva Poultry Booster
Day Banquet has been set for Fri
day, April %, and will be held in
the Wicomico High School. in
Salisbury, Maryland, according to
announcement made earlier this
week. ~
The dinner is to honor the in
oiVlduals and companies who have
contributed $4,000 or more to
Delmarva Poultry Promotions. Inc.
which is actively engaged in year
roupd activity promoting the Del
marVa Poultry Industry and the
Eat-more-chicken" programs. and
which also sponsors the ANIMAL
Delmarva Chicken Festival. which
will be held in Onancock, Va. This
summer.
The speakers for the Booster
Day Banquet will be nationally
known and prominent for their
work and interest in the poultry
industry. E. Peter Richardson ne
Berlin, Maryland, is chairman in
charge of banquet tickets and in
terested persons should contact
him for reservations and tickets
CHURCH ATTENDANCE At
tendance at the Worship services
IN thirteen southern Sussex Conn
ty Methodist Churches. on the ser
ond Sunday in Lent exceeded the
hrst Sundays attendance bv twen-
ty percent Ministers and officiaIs
state that considerable interest has
Deen aroused in this special Len
ten attendance effort. According to
the report of Rev. Frank o. Raw
nard, secretary of the Commission
on Attendance, the standing of the
churches in relation to the goals
agreed upon for the second Sunday
in Lent, is as follows: Division A.
Churches having a membership Of
less than 100: Hickory Hill. 14O
percent; Bethel, SO percent; Provi-
dence, 79 percent. Division r.
Churches having a membership Of
more than 100 but less than 90O.
Roxana, 127 percent; Ocean View.
80 percent; Dagsboro- Christ. SO
percent; DagsbOro-B Bethel, 70 per-
cent; GumbOro. 50 percent: Frank
iord' so percent: Sound, SO percent
Division C-Churches having a
of more than 400 but
ess than 700l Millsboro Grace. "a
percent: st. Georges, 67 percent.
'elDyVille-Salem, 66 percent.