Milford chronicle., 1956-01-27
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

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SUSSEX COP Al meeting Of
the Republican County Executive
Committee viii be held on Friday
evening. February 3, 1856, at s p.
M. at Republican Headquarters,
over the Fire Hall, in Georgetown.
All Committee men and Committee
women are urged to attend.
OPEN. MEETING = There viii
be a special open meeting spon-
sOred BY the AndreWsville Farm
Bureau Discussion Group on We'd
nesday evening, February 1st, at
Is .. m. at the BurrsVille Com
munity House. This meeting viii be
for the purpose Of discussing So
lcial Security. All farmers are
urged to attend this meeting wheth-
Ter or not you are Farm Bureau
members.
MOTHERS MARCH = The An
lnual Harrington Mothers March
for Polio viii be held on Tuesday
evening, January 31st, from 1900
to 8 100 D. m. Members of the C.-k.-
lR.-T. american Legion Auxiliary
Unit No z Of Harrington viii con-
duct the March. Mr.. Earl Sylvester
lis chairman Of the whole drive, and
Mrs. Clyde Tucker, president Of the
Auxiliary Unit, viii eserye as Cap
tain Of the Mothers March.
DEGREES NISI = Judge James
B. Carey has issued DEGREES nisi in
. the following dizarce cases Vir-
ginia c. Caudle Y. Harry A. Caudle;
DianDo Ellen Belts, by her next
friend, Evelyn Ellen Waller, v.
William Russell Belts; Gertrude p.
Joseph '. James T. Joseph: Eliza
beth Shaira v. John n. Shaira: Mil-
{ dred ID. Foraker v. Henry G. For
Y aker: Esther Jane Hall v Elmer
S Hall; Ruth Hickman v. c. j. Hick-
e man; Noah K Collins v. Roberta
: K. Collins.
e ENNIS HEADS - Curtis Ennis,
e IEllendale, was elected president Of
e the Delaware Chapter, American
It Association of Firemen, at the
,t Quarterly peeting Of the organiza-
e ton in tie Robbins Hose Company
e firehouse in Dover recently. He sue
y ceeds John w. Bamberger, Ches-
n void.
% Other officers elected are: Charles
q Spicer, Wilmington Manor, first
+ vice, president; Harold Barnes,
$. Smyrna, second. vice president; Ma
le rion Sherwood, Delmar, secretary,
d- reelected; and Clarence J. Phillips,
o. Marydel, treasurer, reelected.
Y SUSSEX CLINICS II January 80,
= 1856: Venereal Disease Clinic,
& Georgetown, (w and c), Health
q Unit, sos East Market Street, II
3. noon.
ne February /, 1856: Well Child
ef Conference, Laurel tc)4 Health I'm
y it, Pine Street, 1880 a. M; Lewes
I. (w and O., Health emit, 1l0 Wes'
ne 3rd Street, 100 p. m.
Prenatal and Postnatal Clinic
Seaford (c), NanticOke Hospital
lG 10.00 a. m.
February 2. 1856: Cancer Detec.
M ton Center, Lewes, Beebe Hospital
5o 9-12 a. m. This service is for We
"A men 25 years Of age and over. Cal
oa Lewes 5311 for appointments.
0n4 KENT CLINICS - January 80
1856: Well Child Conference, Do.
NJ yer, Health Unit, 414 South State
81 Street, 100 p. m. Calf Dover 5711
. ext. 10 for appointments.
= January 81, 1855. Venereal Dis
y ease Clinic, Milford, Health Unit
"a. Shore Theater Building, 11:30 a. M.
s. u 80 p. m.
ls' -a.' February /, 1856: Chest Clinic
Dover, Health Unit, Ala South Stat
~ Street, 1O:00 a. m. and 100 p. m.
49, February 2, 1856: Cancer Detec
= ton Center, Harrington, New Cen
"a tury Club. 9:45-11.45 a. m. ans
~ 12 :45-2:45 p. m. This service is fa
- women 25 years Of age and oveI
q Call Harrington 1856 for appoint
81 ments.
REGIONAL MEETING ~ Approx
imately AZ women will attend
Regional Meeting Of Farm Hon
Advisory Committees Of Souther
States Cooperative to be held o
arl January 80 at Dagsboro Fire Hal
Lrs. in DagsbOro, Delaware The puI
Mr.. pose Of the meeting viii be to out
ale. line and make plans for the follow
or ing year.
Mr.. Miss Matte Kessler. Director {
in women's activities for Souther
mel States Cooperative, viii be
Irs charge.
Farm Home Advisory Committee
-. from the following communitie
= - are expected to be in attendance
10y 10y Dagsboro, Millsboro, Georgetow-
oll Frankford, Bewes, Bishop. Bridg
eel. vile, and Milton. Delaware.
VI SUSSEX JUVENILES - SUISSE
AlL. County Juvenile Court officials 2
ord. port what appears to be a brief r
drs- cess in juv venile Delinquent
soy, throughout the county.
'ge- However, there have been son
den pathetic cases Of mothers desertiT
their young children. One Of .thes
involving a woman at the Staytol
vile labor camp. will be broug
uD in court within the next fe
weeks.
A young Milton mother is no
lgn- serving six months in Sussex Coui
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