Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09

BALL - The Art League Ball,
given annually by the Rehoboth
Art League, viii take place at the
Rehoboth Country Club on Friday,
August 16. Mrs. Frank r. Grier is
the local chairman for tickets for
the affair and will reserve yours
if you call her at Milford 4421.
GEN. CARPENTER - Major
General G. Irving Carpenter, Chief
of Air Force ChaplaiIs, wiz be the
speaker at the II a. m. service of
the Epworth Methodist Church, Re-
hoboth Beach. on Sunday, August
18th.
Prior to entering the chaplaincy
Rev. Carpenter served as pastor
of Epworth Church.
In addition TO being an out
standing speaker, Rev. Carpenter
is known all over the Delmarva
Peninsula for his fine singing
voice. During the service he will
sing for the congregation.
LARCENY CASE The much
publicized petit larceny case
against a group of Laurel youths
who had been stealing hub caps,
fender skirts and other minor au-
tomobile accessories came to a
close in Sussex County Juvenile
Court August 1st with the fining
of the remaining nine youths, $40
and costs, each.
Probation Officer William Lowe
told Judge w Marion Stevenson
that sinces the arrest and trials
there had been no more of this
petty juvenile crime in Laurel.
Trial was held in Juvenile Court
on May 10, at which time two ju-
Feniles of II were placed on proba-
ton for one year in addition to
being ordered to make restitution.
The youths had already made
restitution, Mr. Lowe said.
REUNION = MIR. and Mrs. Les
ter Lesser of American Corners,
delightfully."- entertained at a picnic
dinner Saturday afternoon. The oc-
casion being a family reunion for
Mrs. Lesser. Both brothers and both
sisters were able to attend. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Wiley and daughter,
Joyce of Dover, Del, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Wiley and grandson, Doug
las, of Laurel, Del. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Chaffilch, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stuart Gibson and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. James Anthony and chill
dren, Dolores and Duane of Green
wood, Del; also, two aunts, Mrs
Martina Wiley and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. James Knots of Denton,
Md, Mrs. Maltina Nichols of Amer
ican Corners.
WOMEN or THE MOOSE-The
executive meeting of the Seventh
District was held Sunday, 200 D.
m, July 2Sth, at the Moose Home,
Harrington, Del Presiding officer
was former Deputy Grand Regent,
Bernice Kelly, Salisbury, Md. Off
GERS from Harrington Chapter 1929
attending the meeting were, Junior
Grad. Regent, Virginia Holston,
Senior Regent, Irene Short, Junior
| Regent, Evelyn Wooters. The num-
Der of visiting officers present were
Exmore. Va, chapter, four: Cam
bridge, Md, chapter, four; Eas-
ton, Md, chapter, one; Delmar,
Del, chapter, four; Salisbury, Md,
chapter, five. Discussion was held
on lave. rules and regulations, and
how the chapters could advance in
future years.
All members of Harrington
Chapter 1928 ana the LOOM wish
to express their appreciation for
the patronage of each person who
helped make our booth at the Kent
q Sussex Fair a great success.
Best wishes for a speedy recov-
4 cry to En-. Vanderwende and Rob-
erta Maloney, who are confined at
the Milford Memorial Hospital.
There will be ran Officers meet
ing at the Moorse Home, Harring-
ton, Della, Thursday, 1900 p. m,
Aug. Sth, prior to the regular meet
| ing.