Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
GREENWOOD SUPPER

Greenwood Volunteer Company
will hold it's annual Benefit Supper
in the Greenwood Fire Hall on
Friday and Saturday, March goth
and 21st, from 400 D. m. TO 500
p m Chicken Salad, Fried Oys-
ters, Baked Chicken will be served.
LITTLE CREEK DINNER
Dinner will be served in the Little
Greek, Delaware, Fire House. on
Sunday, March 18th, from | to s,
benefit Ladies Auxiliary of Little
Creek Fire Company. Clam Fritz
ters. Chicken Salad and Dumplings.
Adults, $3.50; Children, 75c.
DELMAR DINNER SUNDAY
The annual chicken and dumpling
dinner sponsored by the Delmar
Volunteer Fire Department, Del
mar. Delaware, will be held In the
fire hall on Sunday. March Is. Ser
wing 1 to p. m. ALI you can eat.
Adults, $1.50; children under 12.
75c.
SHEEPMEN MEET - John Fl.
Shropshire. University of Della
ware livestock specialist, and Earl
Rambo, manager of the Delaware
Wool Pool, will he on the program
at the Delaware Sheep and Wool
Producers meeting, March II, 500
p. m, at the Board of Agriculture
Building, Dover, according to
county agricultural agent, George
Vapaa.
The members will consider the
possibility of a fall ram and eve
sale and the sponsorship of a All
lamb feeding program, he said.
A film on sheep and wool will
be shown.
AIDING RED CROSS - Dover
air Force Base is this year plan
ming the most intensive American
National Red Cross Campaign In
it's history, according to Brig. Gen.
Robert j. Goewey, 1607th Air
Transport Wing Commander.
General Goewey said that 100
percent participation by civilian
and military personnel, rather than
a dollar figure, is the goal OF the
Air Base Red Cross campaign
scheduled for 12 March through
April. He added that the Importance
of the American Red Cross cannot
be over emphasized and Dover Air
Force Base intends to be at the top
of the percentage participation list
in this area.
$4,000 BLAZE - A $4,000 fire
recently destroyed the interior and
the contents of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
e. Warrington in the Woods Manor
area about one mile south OF Do
yer.
The blaze was believed to- have
started from faulty wiring I'M the
living room flooring around a dav-
enport While the flames were con-
| fined to that section the fierce heat
and smoke charred and otherwise
ruined the interior OF the rest OF
the large home.
Dover Fire Chief George ID. Hill,
Jr., said that the fire apparently
had been smoldering around five
hours. The Warringtons left the
house about 4:30 p. m. and it was
upon their return shortly after 10
that they discovered the fire.
FARM WOMEN TOUR - The
Associated Women of the Della
ware Farm Bureau will tour the
Tidewater Refinery on Tuesday,
March IL, according to an an
nouncement by Mrs. Jonathan
Wheatley, Laurel, state president.
Mrs. Earl Emerson of Middle
town is in charge of arrangements.
Sussex County women are making
reservations with Mrs Warner Lee
Wright, Delmar.
The tour will be made In the
plant bus leaving the administra-
tion building at 10 a. m. It will
take one and half to two hours.
Luncheon will be served in the
Tide Room of the Town and Coun-
try Restaurant, followed by
business meeting to be presided
over by Mrs. Wheatley.
The tour is part of the organi-
zation's plan to become familiar
with industries of the state and