Milford chronicle., 1958-01-10
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

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through Sunday. January 18th, be- I
ginning at 500 p. M, each eve t
ming. g
The Rev. George Piguerson, we'll G
known for his T. V. Program, The I
Circuit Rider, will be the Evange-
list. There will lie Special Music {
each evening. Everyone is invited {
to attend.
EPISCOPAL PARLEY> = The
first Parish Life Conference of the
Episcopal Diocese of Delaware in
the new year has been set for Jan. ]
IL and Is in the DUPONT Memorial {
House, Rehcboth Beach.
Canon Brewster Beach, director
of the Diocesan Department of Ed ]
ucation, will lead the conference
which will get under way ct 7:30 (
p. m, Friday, Jan. IT, and end
after dinner Saturday. II
The purpose of the periodic par
leys is to gain deeper insight into !
the relation between the faith of {
Christians and goth Century life. {
LOVE THAT MAN = The old
triangle of two women ald man
was the cause of an argument that
turned into a fight in the northeast
section of Milford.
AS an outcome of the argument,
Dorothy Williams struck Isablee
Smith over the head with an ak.
While not critically injured, the .
Smith woman was removed to the
Milford Memorial Hospital
Milford police arrested Miss Will
liams and she was arraigned before
City Alderman Carl March, charg-
ed with assault and battery.
She was fined $50 and costs and I
given 80 days in jail.
LARCENY = Theodore Mack
Younger, of sos West Street, Mil ;
ford, was given two years in the
Kent County Correctional Institu-
tion yesterday by. Milford Magis-!
trate Morris Groverman for lar
ceny and destruction of property. !.
Milford police arrested Younger
for breaking and entering the Mid !,
City Atlantic Service Station and !
Wollters Dry Cleaning establish ?
ment.
He confessed two larcenies, Mil !.
ford police said, but refused to
name an accomplice Younger came
to Milford from Washington re- :
Gently.
COSTLY FIRE - Investigation
into the last Wednesday night fire :.
that caused an estimated $4,000 !
damage to three buildings and con- e
tents at Cowgill's Corner has de- :,
veloped that two 14-year-old boys
had started fire in one of the Q
structures to warm themselves. q
However, the boys, using wood,
made the fire in q metal trash can
and fastened the lid back on the !,
can before leaving the place with
the thought the remains Of the fire
would die out, according to the I
story gathered by state police de- :
tectives and State Fire Marshal :
William r. Favinger in their in = =
vestigation.
A packing house and two adjoin- =
ing sheds, together with farm ma
chinery, other equipment, and 10,-l
600 potato bags were lost.
OFFICERS DUTIES - Officers d
of organized extension groups will 2
meet next Monday evening in the =
Caesar Rodney School Library to
learn more about their duties as
officers, says George Vapaa, Kent !,
County agricultural agent. The :
meeting is also open to anyone else E
who has an interest in learning =
about good parliamentary proceed p
Ire. 1t will be short, starting at =
7:30-p. M, and ending by 900 p. m. =
This years session will stress the y
best ways for groups to get results 9,
With meetings. 1t will be done by =
using the buzz session technique
everyone will take part in rea1is-
tic meeting situations.
Sixty or more people usually e
come to this annual affair, which e
is designed to increase the train a
ing and confidence of newly elect 9
ed officers. Fourth clubs, home 0
demonstration clubs, and agricul- 1
tural organizations are especially $
encouraged to come.
RECOGNITION DINNER = Au- ',
brey P. Murray, Millsboro, has an =
nounced that the second annual !, :
dinner for recognition of Sussex .
County Boy Scouts who have at
tanned the First Glass rank, will :
be held in Millsboro Feb. 10, with !
The Millsboro Lions Club as host I
The first such dinner was held !,
last year in Georgetown for the ~
purpose of honoring Boy Scoutsi
who have attained the first major
advancement in scouting. Previous l
ly, only those who have gained G
higher rank have been recognized Il N
The place of the dinner has not
yet been announced but Mr.. Muir e
ray said that a speaker with "boy )
appeal will be chosen. n
The plan for the dinners is to c
have them rotate among the towns +
of Sussex County SO that each will 1
have equal representation. t
The Millsboro Lions Club already )
sponsors one of the most active a
troops of the county. Harley W. p
Moore is president of the club.
LIGHTING PRIZES - The resi-
dence of Herman Minner, 235 Del
aware Avenue, Harrington, was T
deemed the best decorated in the =
annual Christmas lighting contest.
Minner will receive s25 as a Har-l
rington communicates prize.
District prizes were awarded as 1.
follows: W
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