Milford chronicle., 1959-01-30

hENT CLINICS - February 2,
1859: Well Child Conference, Do
yer. Health Unit. 4I4 s. State St,
100 p. nj. Call RE 4-571I, Ext. 10
for appointments.
February 8, 1853: Well child
Conference, Smyrna, Health Unit,
Shore Theater Building. 1880 q.
m.-12:30 p. m
February 4. 1859: Chest Clinic.
Dover, Health Unit, Ala s. State
Street, 10 a. m. and 100 D. m.
LEWES BENEFIT PARTY-The
sL5Sss Classroom Teachers Asso-
ciation viii sponsor their annual
BENEFIT Game Party on wednes-
day. February 4th, from 500 until
11:00 p. m. in the school cafe
terra. Tickets may be obtained
from any member of the school
faculty.
Refreshments will be served and
door prizes awarded. Players are
requested 10 bring their own cards.
Mrs. Ann Hrones. president OF
the organization has appointed
Mrs. Judy Roberts and Mrs. Mar
della Knight, general chairnen.
They viii be assisted by the school
faculty members.
PRISONERS AID The 40th
Annual Meeting OF The Prisoners
Air Society OF Delaware is to be
held at 1915, Thursday, February
19, 1859, in the Auditorium OF the
Delaware Avenue YM.C-A., in VIII
mington.
Guest speaker will be Hon. Sam
ger B. Powers, Director OF Correc-
tions for the State of Wisconsin.
Directer Powers heads one OF the
most progressive correctional sys-
TENS in the United States today.
and has under his direction the
probation and parole services of
his State. Director Powers VIII
speak on the need for good pro-
lection and parole services as
means for affording protection of
the public and providing maximum
rehabilitation of the individual
offender.
The Annual Meeting is open to
the general public, who are urged
TO make reservations by teiephon-
ing Olympia S-7174.
H0N0RED GUESTS - Members
of the Delaware General Assembly
will be guests Of the DUPONT Park
way Business Association at
dinner Monday evening, February
2, at Anchor Inn, BIackbird. it
was announced today by Cordlandt
Sch0onover, president of the or
ganization.
The DUPONT Parkway Associa-
ton hopes through this meeting 10
alert members OF the General AS
se1nbly TO some of the problems
facing business establishments
along Route 13, with the hope that
some recommendation may be
Forthcoming from that body, MIR.
Schoonover said today.
We are quite pleased that SO
many or the representatives and
senators have accepted our invf-
tation," Mr.. Schoonover declared.
This will give our members and
the legislators an opportunity to
become better acquainted and per-
Adps we VIII De aDie 10 see uu tuai
problems in a new light"
The Dupont Parkway Business
Association includes commercial
interests from Wilmington to Del
mar, Mr.. Schoonover declared.
FEAST OF LIGHTS CHOIR FES.
FIVAL A Feast of Lights SER
vice and Choir Festival will be pre-
scented in st. Mary's Episcopal
Church, Bridgeville, this Sunday.
February l, at p. m. st. Mary's
Choir, acolytes, lay people, and
nine priests of the Episcopal Di0-
cese of Delaware viii join in this
special service on the eve OF the
Feast of the Presentation OF Christ
in the Temple. This feast is more
commonly known as the Purifica-
tion of St. Mary the Virgin. the
Rridgeville church being commem-
GRATED to st. Mary. Fifteen differ
ent passages will be read from the
Rible by the various clergy and lay
people. The acolytes will light q
large number of candles through
out the readings, each candle be- !
ing symbolic OF something. read
from the Bible. ST. Mary's Choir
will sing special music throughout
the entire service. The climax OF
the service viii come when can
dies are broughat from the Sanctu-
ary and distributed among the
congregation. and the clergy then
bring lights from the Sanctuary
to the Nave, symbolizing their
duty to teach the Word of God to
the people, and will light the can
dies held by the people In the con-
eregation The public Is cordially
invited to attend this very special
and beautiful service in honor OF