Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21

GUNBORO FIREMEN The
Gumboro firemen win have their
annual turkey and oyster supper,
Saturday, NovembeH %, in the
Gumboro Fire Hall. cerving starts
at 4 p. m.
SUSSEX CLINICS = November
"a, 1858: Chest Clinic, Georgetown.
Health Unit, sos E. Market ST.,
10 a. m. and p. m
November 25, 1858: Well Child
Conference. Seaford, (c) Nanticoke
Hospital 10 a m.
November rs, 1858: Chest Clinic.
Laurel. Health Unit, s4 Pine ST.,
10 a. m. and p. m
KENT CLINICS - November "a.
1868: Well Child Conference. Dover,
Health Unit, Ala S. State St, p.
m. Call Dover 5711, Ext. 10 for
appointments
November 25, 1858: Well Child
Conference, Milford (c) Health
Unit, Short Theater Building, 100
d. m; Venereal Disease Clinic,
D0Ter, Health Unit, Ala S. State
ST., 10 a. nA; Crippled Children's
Clinic. Milford. Calvary Methodist
Church, S. e. Front and Franklin
Streets, $3.50 a. III.
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MISSIONARY MEETING = The
End Annual District Missionary So
/ ciety Convention will be held al
Gumboro, November 25th, with SER
vices at 10:30 a. M, 2:30 p. M, and
/ 7:3O o'clock. Rev. John Newby
Rev. e. X. Purcell, and Rev, Mar
garet Hankins will be speaking in
the services in that order. Mrs
Maude Dickerson, district director
of Missionary Societies, urge 1907
representation of all the churches
and reminds all to bring their pic
mic lunches and stay all day.
DUMPING SUPPER = Chicken
and Dumping Supper will be serv-
ed in Bethel Methodist Fellowship
Hall, Lewes, by the members OF
Bethel Methodist Church, Satur-
day, November %, 400 to 700 p,
m. Menu: VS. juice, chicken
dumplings, cole slaw, potatoes
turnip greens, hot biscuits, relish
es, ice cream, coffee and milk. The
dinner will be served family style,
all you can eat! Price: adults
$1.25; children, under II, $50.
There will be booth with home
baked goods for sale. Homemade
baked beans, cakes, pies, rolls
candies, country-style. home baked
ham, chicken salad, cole slaw, etc,
TEACHING PROFESSION =
Teaching is profession and re-
quires at least four years of care
full preparation" Charles r. Har-
ris, Executive Secretary, Delaware
State Education Association, told
members of the Future Teachers
of America Chapter at the Dover
High School, Dover, Tuesday morn
ing. He also stated that f1edgine
teachers must have some measure
of the following qualities: love
for children. emotional stability
better than average ability, curio
sity and initiative, high ideals anC
character, enthusiasm for know
ledge, tolerance, patience and ;
sense of humor.
| Mrs. Eleanor Smith, mathematics
teacher, is the faculty sponsor
More than 40 members were pres
ent during the meeting. A film
What Greater Gift" which depicts
the preparation of a teacher was
shown to the future teachers.
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REHOBOTH PARSONAGE - A
further step in the building plans
-of Epworth Methodist Church was
taken recently when a-eontraci
was awarded to c. Marvil and Sons
Laurel, to move the present par
sonage from "a BsltimOre Avenue
to 36 Baltimore Avenue on plot
of ground donated by y member
Miss Ann B. Hazard. The new
church will stand on the present
site of the parsonage.
Work on moving the dwelling
will begin Monday, November "a. A
month ago Epworth Church com
|.pleted successful fund raising
campaign. Beginning with a goal
of $4,000 it has now reached a to-
tai of $93,291, including the value
of the lot donated by Miss Haz-
zard.
The pastor, the Rev. Ira E.
Doyle, who came to Rehoboth in
May 1856, says committee has
been appointed by the official board
to move the parsonage to its new
location, consisting of Lawrence
Sipple, chairman; J. Arthur Down
ing, Edward Hudson and Archie
Jordan.
BENEFIT SUPPER-The Bridge
vile Volunteer Fire Company at
its last monthly meeting voted to
hold the annual benefit slipper on
Sunday, December Z, with serving
starting at D. nj.
/ Turkey and dumplings with
chicken salad will be the feature
of the supper this year.
| Russell Kitchens was appointed
chairman of the supper commit
tee, assisted by Edward Mariner,
Edmond Ruas, Richard Thomas,
John Wingate, Ronald SippIe, and
Robert Thomas.
The fire recorder's report for
the month OF October was given
by John Wingate and showed the
company responded to 8 alarms
during the month, all in the rural
area. Total loss was S1,100 with
s400 covered by insurance. The
ambulance report showed IL trips
for Octnhar with a total Of go