Milford chronicle., 1957-11-15

FOOD SALE = Food and Fancy
Work Sale Friday November Is,
beginning at 10 O'Clock. Greenwood
Fire House. Benefit Chaplain's
Chapel Church.
ROAST BEEF SUPPER = The
Youth Choir of Glendale Church.
will sponsor a Roast Beef supper
on Saturday, November 16, begin
ming at p. m.
TAWES TO SPEAK = Rev. Roy
L. Tawes, District Sup't. Of the
Dover District, will be the speak
er at the morning Homecoming
Services at the Glendale Methodist
Church on Sunday, November 18th,
at II a. m. Rev. Olin Shockley, for
mer Pastor, will speak in the eve
ming service, commencing at 1880.
The Youth Choirs will be fea-
tured at both services. A financial
goal of $1,000 is set for the day.
VITAL FACTS = Facts on en-
ployment and unemployment will
be collected from number of Del
aware families during the week of
November 12 in the Current Popu-
lation Survey, according to Super
visor John G. Gibson of the Census
Bureaus regional office at Phila-
delphia which will participate in
the survey. Information collected
locally is combined with facts OBJ
tanned in other parts of the coun-
try to provide national statistics.
BENEFIT SUPPER The
Bridgeville Volunteer Fire Com
pany has set November Is and 1t
as the dates for their Annual
Benefit Supper to be held in the
Fire Hall, located at 315 Market
Street. Serving will be from 4:0(
to 500 p. M, each evening, fea.
turing, as in past years, chicken
dumplings, and oysters. Tickets are
priced at $1.25 for adults and 65
cents for children and may be pur.
chased from any fireman or at the
door.
JEWELRY PARTY = The Ladies
Auxiliary of the Pennington Vol
unteer Fire Company will enter
tain at a Sarah Coventry Jewelry
Party on November %, at p. NJ.
at the Pennington Church Hall
The jewelry that will be for sale
will be modelled by the following
persons: Mrs Noah Cain. Green
wood; Mrs. Alberta Morris, Smyr-
ma; Mrs. Harvey Simpson, Seaford
Mrs. Evelyn Lare, Harrington
Miss Peggy Butler, Andrewsville
and Mrs. Leon Kubeck or Farm.
ington.
Games Prizes Refreshments
No charge for admission.
READINGS - DR.. Robert S
Hillyer, H. Fletcher Brown Pro
fessor of English Literature a
the University of Delaware, will
give readings of poetry and prose
in the lounge of Brown Residenc,
Hall on Friday, Nov. Is, at 7:0C
p. m. 1t is DR.. Hillyer's first cam
pus appearance of the 1957-58 aca
demic year. Last year a similar
series of readings was enthusias
tically received.
Only recently Alfred A. Knopf
publisher, has released a new
book by DR.. Hillyer entitled "The
Relic and Other Poems. 1t is one
of several volumes completed by
the Pulitzer Prize winner since
he joined the Delaware faculty
in 1855.
A similar reading program has
been scheduled for December 6.
DEADLINE - Saturday, No
vember 16, 1857 is the deadline for
filing nominations for the annual
election of the Sussex County Soil
Conservation District, reminds AL
den Short, Board Chairman.
Nominations may be made by
any group of ten or more land
owners in Sussex County provid-
ed the nominations are made in
writing and submitted to the Sus-
sex County Soil Conservation Dis
trict Office, Georgetown, by the
November 10Th deadline.
Nominations should be made
from those farmers and landOwn-
ers who reside in the Northwest
section of the county (that area OF
the county west of Rt. 113. and
North of a line extending along
Rt % from Georgetown to Laurel
and thence along Rt. "a to the
Maryland Line.
Earl White, Bridgeville, is the
present members of the Board
from that area and whose term is
expiring as of December 81, 1857
Mr. White was nominated by the
Board for reelection.
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