Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

MURDERKTLL LIONS THANKS
! GIVING DANCE - VIII be held on
Friday, November 2Sth, at the
Frederick Fire Hall. Dancing to
/. Lou Startt and his orchestra.
Tickets available from Lion mem-
bers.
| KENT CLINICS - December 1.
1868: Well Child Conference, Do
yer. Health Unit, Ala S. State
Street, 100 p. m. Call Dover 5711s
ext. 10 for appointments.
December 2, 1858: Well Child
Conference, Smyrna, Health Unit
z East Commerce Street, 200 p. m:
venereal Disease Clinic, Milford,
Health Unit, Shore Theater Build
ing, 11:20 a. m.-12:30 p. m
December 3, 1865: Chest Clinic.
Dover, Health Unit, Ala s. State
SUSSEX CANCER CLINICS
This service is for women 25 years
Of age and over.
December 2, 1858: Seaford, Nam
ticoke Hospital Call Seaford S573
for appointments.
December 4, 1858: Lewes, Beebe
Hospital Call Lewes 5311 for ap-
pointments.
December 8, s5S: Frankford.
Health Unit, Main Street. Call Rod
ney 1851 for appointments.
December IL, 1858: Georgetown,
Health Unit, 605 e. Market Street.
Call Georgetown 7s47 for appoint
ments.
LEAVE FOR ARMY - Master
Sergeant James L. Rowbottom,
Regular Army Recruiter for Sus-
sex and Kent Counties in Della
ware, announced today that word
has been received from Recruiting
Headquarters that 15-day leave
/ will be granted to all applicants
that enlist in the Regular Army be-
tween the 18th of December and
January. A man may be enlisted
in the Army during this period and
after processing in Baltimore will
return home and spend the holidays
with his family. Upon completion
of his leave he will be forwarded
to his reception station for train
ing. Applicants interested In more
information on the Army may see
M/Sgt. Rowbottom herein Milford
on Wednesdays: Dover on Tues
days; or contact the Recruiting
Office in Salisbury, located in the
Post Office Building.
BRIDGE SPEAKER = Frank J.
Horty, general manager of Del
aware Memorial Bridge will be
guest speaker at the first monthly
meeting of the DUPONT Parkway
Business Association, Monday, De-
cember 1, at Anchor Inn, near
Blackbird
Cortlandt SchOonover, of Odes-
sa, newly elected president, said
that the organization believes il
can accomplish more il 1t meets
earlier in the month and less fire.
quently, with committees doing the
leg-work between sessions.
He said that Mr.. Horty would
speak informally on Monday night
concerning the relationship of the
bridge with u. S. Route 13-DuPont
Parkway and Ocean Hiway.
| Mr.. SchoOnover also pointed out
that it would soon be interesting
to take a trip along the parkway
to see holiday decorations which
will soon be sending their multi
colOred rays out into the night
LEGION GROWS - The Della
ware Department of the American
Legion now has 80.07 per cent of its
1859 quota OF 4,343 members paid
up for next year, William r. Mar
vel, adjutant of the department.
announced today.
The present membership is A.
3S4, the quota for 1859 is 4,343,
and the paid up membership as of
last Thursday for next year is 2,-
500.
Sussex County District 4, James
L. Cats, district commander, leads
in percentage of quota of 1859
paid-up membership with 1910;
District 1, Wilmington, George
Foster, commander, second with
| 6693; Kent County District g.
Frank A. Lucia, commander, third,
with 60.33, and New Castle County
District 2, Edwin S. Rolston, CON-
mander, fourth with 1896.
/ Nine posts have their quotas
filled or are above it. They are Mill
ton Post 20, 127.45 per cent: Glen
Rayne Post Is, 113.41; Warrington
Ingram Post 3S, 102.56; Heniopen
Post 5, 100.50: and Sussex Post 5,
/ 100, all of Sussex County; Dun
leith Post 81, 1880; John Wanna
maker Post 81, 100, and Newport
Post Al, 100, all New Castle Coun-
/ ty; and Galloway Kemp Raughley
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