Milford chronicle., 1956-12-28
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

NEW OFFICERS - Oliver Whal-
ey was elected president of the Ex-
change Club of Laurel recently in
the Rigbie Hotel, Laurel. He will
succeed Nevins w. Adkins.
Other new officers: Walter Pol
lit, vice president; Richard Stone,
secretary and Osbourne Hudson.
treasurer. Elected to the Board of
Control: Mr. Adkins, William ].
Hastings, James NJ. Lowe, Emory
Whaley, William Hudson, and Ray
mond Hall.
Installation ceremonies will be
held on Wednesday, January 2.
SUSSEX CLINICS - January 2.
1857: Well Child Conference. Lau-
rel (c) Health Unit, Pine Street,
1000 a. M; Lewes, Health Unit,
10 West 3rd St, 100 p. m; Pre-
natal & Postnatal Clinic, Seaford
(c(, Nanticoke Hospital, 1000 a.
m; Venereal Disease clinic,
Georgetown, Health Unit. COS Z.
Market Street, 1900 noon.
January 3, 1857: Cancer Detee-
ton Center, Lewes, Beebe Hospi-
tai, 10000 a. m.-12:00 noon. This
service is for women 25 years of
age and over. Call Lewes 5311 for
appointments.
YMCA DINNER = Preparations
are progressing for the 11th annual
dinner meeting of the Dover YMCA,
William J. Storey, general chair
man, announced this week.
The affair will be held at the Hub
Restaurant on Monday, January
%, at $50 p. m.
Hudson e. Gruwell is chairman
for planning and program; H. Cor
don Fromm is chairman for promo
tion and ticket sales; Jack Smyth
heads publicity; and Robert Fl.
Reed is in charge of arrangements,
decorations, and reception.
Tickets will go on sale immedi-
ately following Christmas.
WHY2 = The boiler installation
at the new Emily p Bissel Sana-
torium was not fully equipped to
burn the most economical oil as the
specifications required, and the
State Board of Health wants to
Know why.
The situation was discussed re-
Gently at the boards monthly meet
ing, held at the home of the presi-
dent, DR.. Raymond A. Lynch, at
Alapocas.
The board decided to consult
with the architects Of the sana-
torium project before turning the
matter over to the attorney gener-
ais office for possible legal action.
LIONS CLUB = The 10th anni-
versary of the Clayton Lions Club
was celebrated recently at The Pail
dock, with Lionnesses, district offi-
cials, and Representatives of near
| by Lions Clubs as guests.
District Governor George w. FL
lingsworth, telling of projects by
the Lions Clubs in the state during
the past year which emphasized
the Christmas spirit, said: In
Lionism every day is Christmas
Day for someone"
Richard Nelson, a high school
student, played a group of piano
selections, Faye Noumann, an
eight-year-old dancer from Will
mington, presented a program of
tap, ballet, and acrobatic dances.
Harry Moor was chairman of the
Lions project of Christmas baskets
for the needy, and he received
the names of any in need.
CHURCH MEETING - The an
nual meeting of Christ Episcopal
Church will be held Sunday, Jan.
13, to elect wardens and vestry-
men and to receive reports of the
officers and guilds of the parish.
/ A senior warden to succeed Will
| liam p. Richardson and a junior
warden to succeed William C. Boy
er, Jr., both for terms of one year,
are to be elected. Both are eligible
for reelection.
Three vestrymen for terms of
three years are also to be elected
to succeed Albert w. Holmes, Jack
e. Scheller, and N. Maxson Terry,
who are ineligible for reelection.
Another vestryman will be elect
ed for two years to complete the
term vacated by the resignation of
Raymond Belcher and filled by ves-
try appointment of Mrs. Howard
E. Lynch, Jr., who is eligible for re-
election.
FOOD DATA - The growth,
operation and handling of frozen
foods was explained to members
of the Bridgeville Lions Club by
Edward Williams, manager of the
John H. Dulany & Son frozen food
plant in Bridgeville. He was intro
duced by Joseph Vincent, program
chairman.
Floyd Landlord, chairman of
minstrel advertising, handed out
assignments. Rehearsals for the
fourth annual local talent show in
charge of Earl Wiley and to be
given in the Sidney Theatre, at
Bridgevil1e, February 21-22, will
start at the theatre Sunday after
noon, January G. Also announced
was the Lions Club sponsored
Christmas dance to be held in the
Seaford firehall December %.
A delegation of Lions from the
Greenwood Club, headed by Charles
Jones, Greenwood Club president,