Milford chronicle., 1958-07-18
Happenings of Interest
Throughout Delaware

GRANGE TOUR-Under the op-
Grafton of Marshall, Greenp1ate and
Talmo, travel associates, of 1908
West Street, Wilmington, all Gran
gers and friends are cordially in
vited to make the personally con-
Quoted tour to Canada visiting Mon
treal, Ottawa, Thousand Islands,
Toronto and Niagara Falls, July
q through August 1st. The price
for this tour is $149.50, all inclu-
sive Wilmington to Wilmington.
SUSSEX CLINICS - July q
Venereal Disease Clinic-George-
town Health Unit, sos East Market
street = II noon. July 22 = Well
Child Conference Seaford (c)
Nanticoke Hospital-10:00 a. m.
July 23-Chest Clinic = Laurel
Health Unit, Pine street-l0:00 a.
m. and 900 p. m. July 24-Cere-
bral Palsy Clinic = Georgetown =
Health Unit, sos East Market street
1000 a. m. Well Child Confer
ence-Frankford (c) Health Unit,
Main stfeet-1:00 p. m.
DELEGATES - Republicans of
the First of the Tenth Election Dis
trict held a special meeting on
Tuesday evening in the Milton Fire
Hall. Charles T. Pepper and John
S. Walls were elected as dele
gates to the State Convention in
Dover. Jessie Lawson and Laura
E. Lank were selected as alternates.
This group unanimously adopted
the following resolution: Be it Re
solved that this group wishes to go
on record to have our next state
senator come from the First of the
Tenth Election District.
BANK. BRANCH = First Nation
al Bank of Seaford opened it's new
branch Wednesday in the Seaford
Nylon Capital Shopping Center at
Stein Highway and Atlanta Road,
Seaford. While no formal opening
ceremonies were planned, all visi-
tors to the new branch on Wednes-
day through Friday were served
refreshments, given small gifts and
had an opportunity to register for
several prizes for which drawing
was made at 500 p. m, Friday
evening.
The branch bank. adjacent to
the F. w. Woolworth Company
store has three tellers' windows
facing the lobby and one drive-in
teller. 1t has safe deposit boxes,
loan facilities, and the usual bank
ing services. Equipment includes
modern Herring Hall Marvin
night depository, Herring Hall
Marvin drive-in window and a
modern vault with 515-inch door
Howard w. King, recently elect
ed assistant cashier, will be the
manager of the branch. The staff
will include Mrs. Peggy Coulbourn
and Richard Tull.
YOUNG RULERS = Two state
youths will represent Delaware at
the 18th annual American Legion
Boys Nation at the University of
Maryland campus, to open Friday
and run through July 25. A total of
SO high school students represent
ing AZ states. the District of Col
umbia and the Canal Zone will at
tend.
Howard Kline Tuck of Bridge
vile and Donald G. Gregg of Will
mington will represent Delaware.
The youths, who average IL
years of age, will assume the
duties of governing the nation
and organizing their own senate
sessions. They will hold party
conventions for nominations from
the two parties-the Federalists
and the Nationalists, elect their
own president and vice president,
and appoint their own cabinet and
supreme court justices.
Highlight of this years program
will be a visit by the youthful
delegates to the White House to
see the President on Thursday af-
ternoon, July "a.
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