Milford chronicle., 1956-11-09
Happenings OF Interest
Throughout DeluWure

KENT CLINICS - November
II, 1866: Well Child Conference,
Dover, Health Unit, Ala South
State Street, 100 p. m. Call 571I.
Ext. 10 for appointments.
November 13, 1856: venereaI
Disease Clinics, Dover, Health I'm
1t, 414 S. State Street, 200 q. m:
Milford, Health Unit, Shore Thea
ter Building, 1870 a. m.-12:3O
p. m.
CHURCH BAZAAR = The ba-
zaar, held by st. Philips Episcopal
Church, laurel, last Friday, No
vember 2, III the parish house, was
great. success. Mrs. Marshall
Pusey, chairman, and Mrs. J.
Wheeler Campbell, co-chairman,
extend their thanks 10 ALL This
affair, sponsored by the Service
League of the church, was made
possible by the hard work and
participation of every parishioner,
as we'll as friends of 81. Philips.
All proceeds will go Dlto a fund
to enlarge and modernike the pres
ent parish house kitcnen.
SUSSEX CLINICS = November
II, 1856: Venereal Disease Clinic,
Georgetown, Health Unit, e05 E.
Market Street, 1900 noon.
November 1s, 1856: Crippled
Children's Clinic, Seaford, ST.
Luke's Parish House, North and
King Streets 1000 a. m.
November IA. 1856: Chest CInic,
Georgetown, Health Unit, ea5 e.
Market Street, 1000 a. M and
200 p. m.
November 16, 1856. Prenatal and
Postnatal Clinic, Bridgeville, (c),
Health Unit, 10 Market Street,
1870 p. m.
YFW COUNCIL - The Council
of Administration Department of
Delaware, Veterans of Foreign
Wars. will hold its regular month
ly meeting at the Post Home of
Virgil Wilson Post. Seaford, this
Monday evening. November 10Th.
Highlighting the meeting will be
reports on the progress of the cur
rent membership drive, various
funds-raising projects. the year
around Community and Youth Ac-
tiyities programs and other vFW.
programs. Department Comdr. Da-
vid S. Hugg, of Milford, will pre-
side.
OPEN MEETING - Clement J.
Nevics, president of the Milford
VT w. Assn, Inc, has announced
that the Fall "open meeting" of
the holding company will be held
at the VFW Home. here, the
evening of Tuesday. November IS
immediately following the regular
meeting of Blue Hen Post No.
64S3. and is urging all members
Of the local vF.W. post to be pres
ent The corporation meeting will
be highlighted by reports of off,
GERS, inspection of the facilities OF
the new addition to the building,
and discussion of plans for Fail
and winter operation of the Post
Nome.
The post meeting, which will
precede the corporation meeting
is, according to Post Comdr.
Charles G. Kicker, very import
ant one. Plans for the 1857 MEM
bership drive will be completed
and plans viii be discussed for the
annual V.FW. sponsored Chill
dren's Christmas Party and other
Fall-Winter projects.
COLLEGE. NIGHT-The seventh
annual statewide college night
will be held at the Dover High
School on Monday, November 10,
1856.
Representatives from about fifty
colleges and universities and
schools of nursing will send rep
resentatives TO discuss their re-
spective institutions with prospec-
/ tive college students. More than
500 juniors and seniors in the high
schools of Delaware have regis
tered for the college night pro-
gram.
Charles r. Crakes, former pub
| lie school teacher, administrator
and author. presently consultant
for the DeVry Technical Institute,
Chicago, will be the speaker at the
general meeting of students, par
/ ents, and guests at 700 .. m. His
I topic will be "The Challenge Of
the Flectronic Age"
The college night prorram will
begin at 500 D. m. with dinner for
college representatives, school ad-
ministrators, counselors, teachers,
and other invited guests.
All parents. students, and other
interested persons are invited to
attend the general meeting begin
ming at 700 p. m.
4-H BANQUET - The years f.
II Achievement Banquet set for
November Is at Grace Church Hall
promises a program that All men,
bers, parents, and leaders won't
want to miss.
The program planned by COM
mittee composed Of Bonnie Mills
paw and Everett Warrington of
Bridgeville, Joe Workman of Del
mar and June Messick of Mills
boro, will include presentation of
state awards by Wayne Bath, Act
ing State Club Leader, and county
awards bv Bernardine Patterson,
County Club Agent A film on Nat
ional Club Congress will be shown
and there will also be a showing
of a film on the Delmarva Beauty