Milford chronicle., 1958-10-03

TYDINGS TO SPEAK-Former /
Senator MiIlard e. Tydings of Mary
land will address the End Rep. Dis
trict Democrat Club Dinner Meet
ing held at Bridgeville Fellowship |
Hall, Monday, October 13, at $50
p. m. Other guests will include
Senator ]. Allen Frear, Elbert Car
vel, ard all State and County Can
didates. Tickets are $3.50 each and
may be secured from Emma Me-
gee, Bridgeville, Del. Dinner will
Oe served by the WSCS OF the
Methodist Church, in Bridgeville. |
The Rev. John Wooten will be
Toastmaster.
FAMILY REUNION-The fourth
Manaan and Mary Truitt Tingle Re-
union will be held in Nelson's Com |
munity House, Nelson's, Sunday, |
October 5, at two O'Clock.
Present officers are the follow
ing: Mr.. Lester Tingle, Salisbury, |
President; Mr.. Lloyd Tingle, Del
mar, Vice-President; Mrs. Made
line Downes, Delmar, Treasurer;
Mrs. Gladys Davis, Delmar, Secre-
tary.
Be sure to bring a picnic lunch.
New officers will also be elected.
Cards are already sent but every
defendant is cordially invited
whether he or she receives a card.
FREE BIBLE LECTURES-"The
Drama of the Bible, a series of
five Bible lectures that were pre-
sented turing Lent of this year, are
being presented again this fall on
five successive Tuesday nights in
the parish house of st. Mary's
Episcopal Church, Bridgeville. The
lectures will begin on Tuesday,
October 7th, at p. m, and will
continue each Tuesday through
November 4th. Titles of the lectures
are: "a Mans Creation and Fall;
(2) Law and Prophets; 60 Jesus
the Christ; (4) The Church; and
(5) Last Things-Hell or Heaven.
The public is cordially invited. Re-
freshments will be served through
out the evenings. The Rev. Mr.. Vic
tor Kusik, rector of St. Mary's
CD UNDERGROUND Mrs. |
Mary Frances Barney, Sussex
County Civil Defense director, has
secured an underground control
center for Sussex County at Ft.
Miles, Lewes, from the Department
of the Army.
The center is the result of almost
four years of tireless effort by Mrs.
Barney and will give the county
one of the finest control centers in
the United States.
The control center is in case
masted structure of reinforced con-
crete and covered with earth and
shrubs. 1t contains 3,761 square
feet of floor space.
Mrs. Barney and her administra-
tive assistant, Mrs. Mable F. Civ
ems, moved their offices from
Georgetown last week to their new
quarters.
KENT DIVORCES - Decree nisi
in divorce has been granted in nine |!
cases by Judge William ]. Storey !
in the Superior Court, Dover. De-
cision was reserved in another case
while still another case was order |
ed continued.
The cases in which the decree |
nisi was granted were: Harry Lee
Hills, Jr., from Madelyn M. Hill; |
June S. Shockley from Robert G.
Shockley; Woodrow T. Austin from |
Carrie Sue Austin; Miriam X. Cay
ton from John p. Cayton.
Sarah Young from John w.
Young; Patricia Ann Luff from
Bart Townsend Luff; Catherine
Elizabeth Ford from William Lewis
Ford; Elva Timmons from Harvey
Timmons; Harry Owen Purnell
from Viola Marie Purnell
The case in which the decision
was reserved was that of Mabel NJ
Berry from Charles e. Berry. The |
case that was ordered continued /
was that of Geraldine Helen Me-
Call from James Lee Mccall.
RIVER SQUADRON - Indian
River Power Squadron has just |
started what appears to be the
largest group of free educational
classes ever conducted in this area.
Glasses are now being conducted |
at Mt. Olivet Church in Seaford,
Georgetown High School, George
town, Delaware, and Rehoboth |
High School, Rehoboth, Delaware. |
Glasses include free lectures in
all phases of Plotting and Small |
Boat Handling and there are ALL
ready approximately one hundred |
students enrolled in the three |
classes. All Glasses start at 1901
p. m. Seaford Glasses and Reho-
both Glasses are held Thursday /
night and the Georgetown Glasses /
are held Wednesday night.
In addition to the beginners |
classes there are also Glasses in |
Advanced Plotting and Junior Nav
igation being held at Georgetown,
also Wednesday night at 7:30 p. m.
These Advanced Glasses in Plotting |
and Small Boat Handling are open /
to any qualified person desiring to |
take them, with absolutely no OBJ
legation as to membership.
SCOTTISH RITES = Mr.. Dallas
A. Dennis, President of the Kent
& Sussex Scottish-Rite Club an
nounces the annual meeting of the
club will be held in the Harring-I
ton High School on Friday, October
10, 1858. A dinner will be served
in the Harrington High School
Cafeteria at 700 p. m, immediate
ly preceding the meeting.
Mr. Dennis will retire as prnsi-