Milford chronicle., 1957-03-08
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

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EMBLEM AND COLORS - The
National All Club emblem is the
four-leaf clover with the letter
H on each leaf The National A.
HI Club eolors are green and white.
The white symbolizes purity; the
green of tn All emblem represents
natures most common color in the
great out-of-doors and is also em-
blematic of youth, life and growth.
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EASTERN STAR - The MEM
bers of Kent Chapter No. IL, Order
of the Eastern Star and their fam
iiiss, have been invited by The Rev
Trinity Methodist Church., Har-
rington, to be their guests at the
worship service on March
10. Members of Kent Chapter are
requested to assemble in front of
the church at 10:45 a. m.
IMPORTANT ROLE - Carolee
Green, daughter of the Rev. and
Mrs. r. e. Green, Front St, Mill
ford, will play the role of Catherine
Marshall in the play, "A Man Call
ed Peter, which will be presented
By the Wesley Players of Wesley
Junior College, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, March 1914,
at eight o'clock in Grace Fellow
ship Han, Wesley Church, Dover,
Delaware.
APPLICATIONS - Until fur
ther notice applications will be
accepted for the position of Sub
stitute Clerk and Substitute Car
rier, Post Office Service in Green
wood, Delaware, paying S1.S2 an
hour. A written test is required.
No experience is necessary. Full
information and application forms
may be obtained by contracting the
Civil S service Representative,
James L. Smith, Postmaster, 90
Greenwood. Del, or the Director,
Third u. S. Civil Service Region,
z07 u. S. Customhouse, 2nd and
Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia 6,
Pennsylvania.
TRAINING MEETINGS - Coun-
ty youngsters taking part in the
Junior Broiler Program will attend
d training meeting on equipment
needed, caring for chicks, selecting
birds for judging, and program
events.
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Silas McHeary, extension poultry
specialist at the University of Del
aware. Future Farmers of America
and other New Castle County con-
testants will meet March IL at 400
p. m. at the Newark Senior High
School. Fourth Club contestants
will receive program instructions
March 23 at the annual All prof.
ect school at Agricultural Hall,
University of Delaware.
STATE BONDS = A syndicate
managed by the Guaranty Trust
Company of New York and Kuhn
Loeb & Company has purchased
Delaware's $10,750,000 bond issue
for $10,769, ,10275 at an interest
rate of ITS per cent.
The bid was lowest of five as
the bonds were offered for sale in
the office of Secretary of State
John n. Mcdowell
The sale brings the total state
bonded debt to slightly more than
Sill 100000.
Yesterdays issue consisted of
S2,000000 for general highway con-
struction, $2,000,000 for surfacing
dirt roads, $5,750,000 for school
construction and $1,000 900 for
capital improvements at public in
stitutions, including the University
of Delaware, Delaware State Col
lege, and the State Welfare Home
and Hospital at Smyrna.
KENT OBSERVES - County d
H Clubs are busy this week observ-
ing National All Club Week. The
sixteen clubs in the county have
many activities planned to share
All with everyone.
Many of the county clubs have
window displays in local mer-
chants windows. These displays de-
pict many phases of club work
such as the projects that are avail
able to Alters. These displays will
be judged during the week The
best one will compete in the State
Contest. The county's winning dis
play will be on exhibit this sum-
mer at the Kent-Sussex Fair,
Other events planned viii be
Parents nights, Skating Parties,
and Grange programs. Several 4
H Clubs will present radio pro-
grams during the next month.
On the twenty-second of March
the Junior Council will be holding
a Sox Hop for all county Alters at
the Capital Grange Hall.
SUSSEX CLINICS - March IL,
1857: Venereal Disease Clinic,
Georgetown, Health Unit, sos E.
Market Street, 1900 noon; Polio
Vaccine Clinic, Greenwood, Fire
Hall, 6:00-S:00 p. m. For adults
20-45 years of age.
March Il, 1857: Crippled Chill
dren's Clinic, Seaford, st. Luke's
Parish House, North and King
Streets, 1000 a. M; Cancer Detec-
tion Center, Laurel, Health Unit,
Pine Street, 9:45-11:45 a. m. and
12:45-2:45 p. m. This service is for
women 25 years of age and over
Call Laurel 1889 for appointments;
Polio Vaccine Clinic, Lewes, Fire
Hall, 6:00-8:00 p. m. For adults
20-45 years of age.
March 13, 1857: Chest Clinic,
Georgetown, Health Unit, COS E.
Market Street. 10000 a. m. and 200