Milford chronicle., 1958-09-19
Happenings of Interest
Throughout Delawdre

SUPPER - The annual turkey,
chicken and dumplin' supper at
Cokesbury Community House will
be held on Saturday, September %
at D. m. Everyone invited. Plenty
room, no waiting. Menu: Turkey,
baked chicken, dressings, dump
hngs, creamed potatoes, sweet po-
tatoes, lima beans, corn bread, tur-
nip greens. cole slaw and etc.
GREAT GENEVA'.the charm
ing 18th Century home of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Concilio, south of Dover,
Will be on exhibition and will pro-
vide an attractive background for
the Fashion Show and Meet Our
Candidates" night sponsored by the
Women's Republican Club of Kent
County on Thursday night, Septem-
Der % at p. m. Admission is SOC
and all voters will be cordially well
coined.
WOODLAND HUNTING - The
Delaware Board of Game and Fish
Commissioners has announced spe-
cial rules for duck hunters wish
ing to hunt its Woodland Beach
Wildlife Area.
A. On the central portion of the
area, hunting will be only from
blinds built by the Commission
The procedure here will be as fol-
lows:
1. A registration will be held
from Monday, September 29 through
Sunday, October 5.
TYDINGS TO SPEAK-Former
Senator Millard E. Tydings of Mary
land will address the End Rep. Dis
trict Democrat Club Dinner Meet
ing held at Bridgeviile Fellowship
Hall, Monday. October 13, at 6:30
p. m. Other guests will include
Senator j. Allen Frear, Elbert Car
vel, and all State and County Cam
didates. Tickets are $3.50 each and
may be secured from Emma Me-
gee, Bridgeville, Del Dinner will
be served by the WSCS of the
Methodist Church, in Bridgeville.
The Rev. John Wooten will be
TOastmaster
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FASHION SHOW-The Women's
Republican Club of Kent County
has announced plans to hold a show
of the latest Fall fashions for Men
and Women on Thursday, Sept.
25th, at 700 p. M, at Great Gen
eva" the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Don
COncilio. Fashions will be by cour-
tesy Of Emanuers and Jos. Levi
and Co.. of Dover. After the show,
a tour of this old residence, one
of the highlights of Dover Day,
will be conducted.
The committee appointed to date
are: General chairman, Mrs. Louis
j. Parker; Tickets, Mrs. Albert
Holmes; Models, Mrs. Calvin
Boggs; Properties, Mrs. Paul Scot
ton; Refreshments, Mrs. Clara
Cook Smith; Lighting, Messrs. Don
Concilio and VIM. A Hughes, Jr.;
Parking, Active Young Republicans
under Clinton Wooleyhan; Pub
licity, Mrs. Gordon Willis
EDUCATORS MEETING - More
than 100 teachers and administra-
tors from throughout Delaware will
attend the annual Leadership Con-
ference, South Dover Elementary
School. Dover. Friday, September
26. Sponsored by the Delaware
State Education Association
(DSEA) and the National Education
Association, the conference is de-
signed to provide essential train
ing for teachers acting as local as
sociation leaders and building rep
resentatiyes for local affiliated or
ganizations.
Wayne ]. Pollari, President, will
preside at the opening general ses-
sion, 4:30 p. m. Mrs. Eleanor G.
Wood, NEA State Director, will
bring greetings from the national
association followed by a word of
welcome from David NJ. Green, Su-
perintendent, Dover Special School
District.
LATEX OFFICIAL. w. An
drews, vice president in charge of
research and development of the
International Latex Corp, Dover,
Delaware, has been appointed ex-
ecutive vice president, according to
an announcement today by w. o.
Heinze, president In his new post
Mr. Andrews will direct all opeF-
ations of the company's chemical
and industrial divisions and those
of its two subsidiaries, Isodine
Pharmacal Company, manufacture
er of proprietary drug products and
Ttailby-Nason, ethical drug organ
ization, both of Dover.
Mr.. Andrews, who Joined Inter-
national Latex in 1945 as manager
of the plastics development depart
ment, was made vice president of
research and development in 1855.
A graduate of Harvard University.
class of 1886, Mr.. Andrews started
his business career in that year as
a member of the research staff of
the B. F. Goodrich Company, Ak
ron, Ohio.
Mr.. Andrews resides at 141 Ha-
gel Road, Dover.
OFFICERS REELECTED - All
of the officers of the Lewes Memo
rial Commission were reelected at
the Annual Meeting called for We'd
nesday. September 10, 1858. by the
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