Milford chronicle., 1956-09-21

city has been unable to collect
during the past year.
This was brought to the atten-
ton of City Council at a recent
meeting. Council ordered these de-
linquent taxes marked off the books.
This is an annual procedure.
Most of the uncollected taxes are
owed by people who have moved
away or are on property that has
been razed.
BIG FEAST - Seventy-five BUSH
els of oysters, 1.500 hot dogs and
80 cases of soft drinks have been
ordered for the old-fashioned oys-
ter roast to be held OIL the grounds
of the Thurman Adams feed house
| in Bridgeville on Wednesday. Oct.
| 10, by the Democrats of Bridgeville
! and Greenwood.
Though sponsored by this area
group, all Sussex County Demo-
Gratis are eligible to attend. Two
years ago, 1000 persons were pres
ent. In case of rain, the affair will
| be held on October 11dh.
Joseph d. Craven, attorney gem
eral, will viii be the featured speaker.
LAUREL BAZAAR - Mrs. Mar
| shall Pusey, chairman of the Ser
vice Leagne-sponsored bazaar of
st. Philips Episcopal Church, Lau-<
| rel, announced recently that there
will be many new items for sale,
both useful and novel, at this an
nual affair Those who have at
| tended before will be delighted to
| hear that again there will be de-
| licious luncheon served. The tick
cts are S1.25 each, and may be pur-
chased from any member of the
Service League. The date remains
| the same, the first Friday in No
vember, which this year comes on
the End, so be sure to mark it on
your calendar, and get your small
baby sitter lined up, if needed
SUSSEX DIVORCES - Judge
| Daniel l.. Hermann has granted
DEGREES nisi in the following Sus-
sex County divorce cases:
| Mary Elizabeth Johnson V. Mar
tin w. Johnson, Jr.; James l.. Car
| ter v. Ulva Julia Samples Carter:
| Jessie Edward Holloway V. Flossie
Elizabeth Johnson Holloway; Yer
da Mae Mumford v. Horace Marion
Mumford: Robert w. Lewis v.
Pearl II. Lewis; Clarence e. Bur-
ton v Helen l.. Burton; Dorothy
j. Morris V. Robert ID. Morris;
Kathleen Virginia Robey V. Dud-
ley It. Robey; Milton A. McCabe
v. Martha McCabe; Roland ].
Gaines v. Fannie May Gaines;
Francis C. Warrington, Jr. v: Hill
da P Warrington; John Samuel
Sturgis v. Ida Mae Sturgfs; Elma
Mae Bryan V. George Wilson Bry-
an; Virginia C. Bunting v. Edward
D. Bunting; Dorothy Faith Deck
V. Albert ]. Deck.
CONFERENCE Many Della
ware dentists will attend the
American Dental Association 9th
annual session October ia in At
lantic City, N J. The meeting is
expected to have an attendance of
more than $4,000.
Heading the list of Delaware
delegates will be four official rep
resentatives of the Delaware State
Dental Society who will serve as
members of the ADA. House of
Delegates, poljcy-making body of
the organization.
The delegates will be Dr. Paul
K. Musselman, Newark, and Dr.
Clyde A. Nelson, Milford.
Alternate delegates are Louis
Kreshtool. Wilmington, and DR..
Joseph S. Mach, Seaford.
LEGION MEETING American
Legion District No. 4, comprising
all American Legion Posts in Sus-
sex County, will hold a special
meeting at the Lewes Post No. II,
Post Home on Friday evening, Sep
tember 21st, at p. M
District Commander Ralph Lyons
of Georgetown, Delaware, will pre-
side. Harry zerby, Alternate Nat
ional Executive Committeeman.
will give a report of the recent
meeting of the National Convention
in Los Angeles. California. Depart
ment Commander John NJ Long
botham will present the important
state wide activities of the Depart
ment. Department Vice Commander
DR.. Park w Huntington will ex
plain the rev Insurance Policy to
be prescPoed to every LegionnaiTe
holding a 1857 Membership Card.
DR.. Huntington will also discuss
other phases of the membership
activity including the present De-
partment campaign to lead the
states in increased enrolment for
next year.
| ZWAANENDAEI - The Zwaan-
endael Museum is now featuring an
exhibit of some enlarged photo
graphs of the excellent floats of
the Pageant of the Years" parade
in the 325th Anniversary Ceiebra-
tion held at Lewes on August II,
| 1856. These, nlade by Col. Riley Z.
McGarraugh of Lewes, will be held
for display for several weeks and
will be appreciated by those view
ers who were able to see the event
as well as those who unfortunately
missed it. The pictures reveal a
part of the detail, study and work
required, which involved the efforts
of many local people, clubs and
organizations, and contributed
greatly to the success of the cele-
bration.
Also featured is the exhibit of the