Milford chronicle., 1956-12-21


Mrs. Ellwood Gruwell of FELTON,.
Miss Gruwell received her degree
in home economics at the Univer-
sity of Delaware and is now in
terning in dietetics at the Peter
Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston,
Massachusetts.
RED CROSS APPEAI.-Area s.
Red Cross, including Georgetown,
Milton, Stockley, Harbeson and
Coolspring, is participating in the
Delaware Red Cross appeal for
funds for Hungarian relief.
Contributions from this area are
to be sent to the American Red
Cross, Cherry Lane, Georgetown,
according to Mrs. Nell Barr, who
is Red Cross worker for the area.
Action should be at once, since
the Delaware Chapter, with a quo
ia of $4,000, hopes to reach this
quota before Christmas.
SKATING PARTY - Sussex
County Al Clubs will hold a coun-
ty-wide skating party and dance on
New Years Eve at the Robertson
Roller Rink, Seaford, Miss Bern
ardine Patterson, county All agent,
said this week.
The new officers of the county
council will be in charge. They are:
Everett Warrington, Bridgeville,
president; Arnold Moore, Laurel,
vice president; Miss Bonnie Nils
pay, Bridgeville, secretary-treasur-
er, and Miss Jane Messick, Mills
boro, reporter.
SCHOOL CHANGES - Members
of the staff of the State Depart
ment of Public instruction met with
sorne 80 administrators and school
board members OF Sussex County
in the Georgetown school last Fri
day afternoon ito exchange ideas"
on some possible changes in terri
torial administration.
DR.. Howard E. Row, assistant
state superintendent in charge of
secondary schools, explained that
it has been found that it seems bet
ter for the student if the same ad-
ministratiye body, usually board
of education, has charge of the
progress of the student from grade
l through grade IL.
DR.. H. Is. King, assistant state
superintendent in charge of ele-
mentary schools, and Dr. John A
Parres, director of research. stat
ed their agreement with Dr. Row.
Preston Eisenbrey, state supervis-
or of Pupil transportation, was also
present.
KIWANIS COMMITTEE - Dali
las A. Dennis, Georgetown, lieu
tenant governor-elect of the 18th
Division, Kiwanis International,
has announced his committee chair
men to serve during 1857. They are:
William H. Henderson, George
town, Agriculture and Conserya-
ton; Charles S. Williams, Bridge
| vile, Boys and Girls Committee;
DR.. Charles r. Cannon, Georgetown,
Underprivileged Children; James
@. Downham, Milford, Public and
Business Affairs; William e. Will
gus, Frankford, Public Relations;
John Parsons, Seaford, Programs
anu nuOlC, 0COl w. w dlQs l<etQ-
rel, Support of Churches; Francis
r. Short, Rehoboth Beach, Inter-
Club Relations; James ID. Fallon,
Seaford, Attendance and Member
ship; William F'leischauer, Green
wood, Vocational Guidance; Gene
t. Williams, Laurel, Kiwanis Edu-
cation and Fellowship; James t.
Lynch, Rehoboth Beach, New Club
Building; Arthur Banks, Frank
ford, Key Club and Paul Lord,
Greenwood, "On-to-Atlantic City"
| chairman.
! REGTSTRANTS - The following
registrants were inducted into the
u. S. Army from Local Board No.
2 on December IL: The first two
boys are volunteers, Pervies Essley
Bratten, Lewes; Thomas Timothy
Campbell, Millsboro; Gordon Will
ton Warner, Greenwood; Ray Levin
Holloway, Jr., Selbyyille; Luther
| Thomas Ralph, Laurel; Ernest Lee
Vickers, Glendale; Richard Coop
er Short, Georgetown; Howard
Thomas Pugh, Frederica; Norris
Paynter Hudson, Frankford, and
| Willie Johnson, Milford.
Rev. Robert Green of the Avenue
Methodist Church, Milford, and
Mrs Byron Gibson and representa-
tives of the WSCS were host and
hostess to the boys being inducted.
The ladies Served doughnuts, coffee
and milk and also prepared box
luncheons for each registrant. G.
Wesley Cottington of ,Selbyville
presented the boys with Gideon
prayer books and Mr.. Green pre-
sented New Testaments, as well as
giving the boys very Informative
talk Rev David Mulford, of the
ST. PauPs Episcopal Church, OF
Georgetown, and Dr. Thomas C.
Mulligan of Grace Church, George
town, assisted the other ministers
with the service.
FORT FIRING - Colonel S. B.
Howard, Commanding Officer, Fort
Miles, Lewes, Delaware, announ> -
for the information of all con-
cerned the following schedule of
firing to be conducted at the Anti
aircraft Artillery Ranges in Del
aware, between the hours of 500
a. m. and 600 p. m, Eastern Stand
ard Time, for the month of Janu-
ary 1857:
Restricted Area #2 (South
Range-south of Bethany Beach,
Delaware) extending approximate
ly 1O1a nautical miles off shore
Z January to and including IL jan
uary 1857; IA January to and in
Guiding Is January 1857; 81 Janu-
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