Milford chronicle., 1958-08-29
Happenings of Interest
Throughout Deldwore

CANCER CLINICS - This SER ),
vice is for women 25 years of age
and over.
September 2, 1858: Seaford, Nam
ticoke Hospital. Call Seaford 9537
for appointments.
September 4, 1858: Lewes, Bee
be Hospital Can Lewes 5311 for
appointments.
September 8, 1858: Laurel, Health
Unit, Pine Street. Call Laurel 1888
for appointments.
September IL, 1858: Georgetown, /
Health Unit, sos E. Market Street. |
Call Georgetown 7347 for appoint
ments.
SCHOOL DEDICATED = The |
Greenwood G. Mennonite Church
dedicated new brick school build |
ing Sunday, August "a, in a service
which eliminated four public SER
vices of the weekend. This was
combined 30-year anniversary and
dedication service.
The new building includes an
auditorium seating approximately |
300. four 30-pupil classrooms, prin-
cipal's office, kitchen and rest
rooms.
visitors for this occasion came |
from California, Colorado, Michi-
gan, Missouri, Ohio, Florida, New
York, Tennessee, Pennsylvania and
/ Maryland, to make a group of over |
400 friends and alumni.
CANCER SOCIETY - Annual
meeting of the Sussex County Unit
of the American Cancer Society, |
Delaware Division, will be held
Wednesday, Sept 3, at the Reho-
both Country Club, beginning at
6:5U D. m. with social hour.
Dinner will be at p. M, follow
ed by dancing.
Principal speaker will be the |
Rev. Edwin e. Steward Crusade |
Chairman of Crawford County, |
Pennsylvania.
Hospitality committee for the af-
fair includes Mrs. Joseph S. G. |
Mach, Dr. James G. White, James |
E. Goslee, Jr., DIR. James Beebe, |
Jr., DR.. Leslie NJ. Dobson and Otis
H. Smith.
CLOSING SUMMER SEASON
The Reverend Ira E. Doyle, min
| lister of Epworth Methodist Church, |
Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, will |
bring the summer season to a |
close on Sunday, August S1st with
"a sermon entitled Workers With |
Cod. Because of the number de-
string to worship, two services are
held each Sunday; the first for
early risers at $3.50 a. m. and the |
second at IL a. m.
At 1880 p. M, Rev. Frank Lucia,
pastor of the Georgetown Methodist |
Circuit, will be the guest speaker.
This evening Service is called the
"Old Fashioned Gospel Hour" and
in keeping with the name an old
fashioned hymn sing is featured
each evening.
BANKERS TEA - The Ladies
Committee of the Delaware Bank
i ers Association has scheduled a tea
| for Friday, September 5, 1858, at
2:3O d. m. at the Hotel Carlton in
1 D0dCu. 4 ~.
CowelI of Lewes Beach will give
a craftwork demonstration with
crepe paper.
The tea is being held in connec-
tion with the Delaware Bankers
Association Fall Outing on that
date. Mrs. Florence Wingate, as
sistant secretary of the Lewes
Trust Company, is chairman of the
Ladies Committee. Other members
of the committee are Mrs. o. p. H.
Baldwin, Mrs. William R. Brown,
Mrs. William S. Jefferson, Mrs.
Marshall C. Tyndall, Sr., Mrs. Gar
land f. Potts, Mrs. Howard S. Wag-
ner, Mrs. Charles NJ. Hollis, Jr.,
Mrs. Emily H. Wonlach, Miss Mari
an ]. Welch, Mrs. Richard G. Evans,
Mrs. W. Ray Masten, and Mrs. Will
liam ]. Ellis.
| BRIDGE INCOME = Sixty per
cent of the total income of $7,482,-
338.01 for the Delaware Memorial
Bridge for the fiscal year ended
May 81 came from automobiles and
other Glass l traffic, it was an
| nounced recently.
| The figures were revealed in an
audftlreport completed by Isaacson,
Stolper and Company. Glass / traf-
fic for the fiscal year represented
5,043,418 vehicles paying a total
] of $4,532,46 in tolls.
The total bridge income figure
includes $7,457. 1880 in tolls from
the span, $22,349.10 as income from
expired commuters tickets, ST.
065.33 of income in excess of cal
culated tolls, and $1.240.78 in mis-
cellaneous income.
In the same period the operating
expenses totaled $742,693.78, leav-
ing income in excess of expenses,
of $6,739,644.23. Expenses reflect
9.93 per cent of the income, leav-
ing 90.07 per cent of income in ex-
Z cess of operating costs.
GETS HIGH OFFICE Mrs.
Gertrude r. Rhind of Wilmington,
who for the past year served as
national junior vice president was
elevated to the office of national
senior vice president at the nation
al convention for the V.F.W. and its
Auxiliaries held in New York City
last week.
Mrs. Rhind was charter president
of General w. w. Atterbury Aux
iliary 1920 in Wilmington.
In the past year she attended
New York Herald Tribune Forum
for Ffigh School Students at the
Waldorf-Astoria and represented
the national president at the spring