Milford chronicle., 1958-04-18
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Deldwdre

LIONS HEAD = Joel Braunfield
was nominated for president of the
Georgetown Lions Club at their
meeting last Thursday in Midland
Grange Hall.
The election will be in May.
Speaker was Vohonnie Pearson,
engineer in charge of beach ero-
sion for the State Highway Depart
ment. He discussed beach erosion.
FASHION SHOW = Initial plans
for Spring Fashion Show on We'd
nesday, April 23rd, have been
made by the Auxiliary of St. Mary's
Episcopal Church. Bridgeville. The
affair will be, produced in coopera-
ton with the Nancy Lee Shop and
]. P. Scott's Mems Store of Bridge
vile, in the auditorium of the
Bridgeville School. Further plans
will be announced later.
SUSSEX DIVORCES Judge
William J. Storey, in Sussex Coun-
ty Superior Court. has granted de-
crees nisi in the following county
divorce cases:
Edward /. Bell v. Anna B. Bell;
Milton S. Elliott v. Donna L. Elli-
oft; Evelyn Wilgus Coffin V. Theo-
dore r. Coffin; Dorothy ID. Theis
V. Charles F. Theis; Richard E.
Clifton V. Doris I. Clifton; Mary
B. Johnson v. Nelson G. Johnson.
SUPPER - Plan to attend tie
Chicken and Dumplin' Supper this
Saturday afternoon, April 10, be-
ginning at p. M, at the Cokesbury
Community House on the George
town and Bridgeville Road. Menu
baked chicken, dumplings, turkey,
dressing, creamed potatoes,S turnip
greens, corn bread, lima beans,
rolls, dessert and etc. Price, $1.25
for adults. Everyone invited, plen-
ty of room, no waiting.
GREENWOOD ALUMNI = The
Association will hold its Annual
Banquet and Dance Saturday eve
ming, April 10Th, in the High
School Auditorium. The Alumni
Chorus, under the direction of Mrs.
Rita Chambers. will again be one
of the FEATURES of entertainment.
The committees are all working
hard to make this a big year for
Greenwood Alumni.
COKESBURY SUPPER - The
Annual Chicken and Dumplin' and
Turkey Supper will be held at
Cokesbury Community House on
Georgetown Bridgeville Highway
Saturday afternoon, April 19
starting at p. m. sharp until Z
p. I'm. Menu: Bake chicken, dump
ling, turkey, dressing, creamed POI
tatoes, sweet potatoes, turnit
greens, corn bread, cole slawl
| string beans, and cake for dessert
| Price, S1.25 adults; children, SOC
Everyone welcomed. No waiting
Plenty of room.
WATCH FLOWING -, Realizin,
that the storms of a few weeks ago
slowed up agricultural activitie;
in the lower part of, the state
which under normal conditions
| would have been completed. by
now, Engineers of the State High
way Department are renewing
| their request for farmers not to
plow over dirt roads.
AS the fields become available
| for the resumption of plowing and
cultivating activities, these Engin-
eers feel that some farmers, in
their hurried efforts to make UP
for lost time, will forget about pre-
Vious requests made along this
| line.
ILLEGAL SELLING - Informa-
ton reaching the State Highway
Department indicates that some
persons are making a practice of
selling some ground material, that
can be used for fill purposes, that
is not theirs to dispose of.
At the present time a project is
under way for dredging the chan
| mel through Little Assawoman Bay,
Sussex County, between Bethany
Beach. and Fenwick Island, and
this dredging operation results in
large quantity of material being
deposited ON the shore along the
Bay.
1t has been reported that some
persons in the area have adopted
a practice of selling this newly
deposited material from its loca-
tions along the shore and this ma
terial does not belong TO them.
GRADS TO MEET -. Carl d.
Simpson, general chairman, West
Chester Alumni Association, an
nounced today that plans are COM
pleted for the third annual Get
Together" OF West Chester grad
uates teaching in Delaware The
event is scheduled for Tuesday
evening, April %, Youth Fellow
ship Hall, Wesley Methodist
Church, Dover.
Mr. Simpson. elementary prin-
cipal, III. j. Krebs School, New
port, and 1949 graduate of the
college, indicated that those in
terested should contact Mr. III