Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10

CAESAk hUDNEE ALUMNI
The monthly meeting of the Cae-
sar Rodney Alumni Association
will be held on. Wednesday, April
18th, at p. M. at tie school.
All Caesar Rodney Alumni are
invited to attend and participate in
these meetings.
LEGION MEETING - A 4th Dis
trict Meeting of the Dept of Del.
American Legion, will be held on
Friday, April "a, 1859, at Henlopen
Post No. 5, Rehoboth Beach, at
500 p. m.
This will be very good meeting
| for all Service Officers and Post
Commanders to attend as Thomas
B. Egan, the Department Service
Officer, will be present to give
talk on Post Service Work, and to
answer any questions you may
have on Service Work, Hospitali-
cation, Pension, Etc.
HARRINGTON CANTEEN - The
Harrington Canteen is having an
other dance at the Harrington New
Century Club on April the 18th.
Morty Marker will be with us
again to furnish the music.
| We would like to thank all the
people who attended our last dance,
and made it such success. We
hope you will come again and bring
your friends We're sure you all
will have good time.
There will be lots of fun, music,
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Also there will be two jitterbug
contests at each dance.
| SUSSEX CONSTABLES - Sus-
sex County Levy Court has COM
pleted its list of newly appointed
constables who will serve for two
years.
They are: Earliest Pettyjohn, FL
lendale; Benjamin Orkin, Milford:
Alfred e. Holt, End, Bridgeville:
Glen NJ. Boyce, Seaford; Brooks
Tucker, Greenwood; Raymond Tice,
Laurel; Everett L. Young, Delmar.
Fred r. Shuttle, Millsboro; Chess
ter L. Holiday, Frankford; Ralph
G. West, Selbyville; Emory E. Stew
| ems, Selbyville; Watson C. Cook,
Georgetown; Everett B. Calhoun,
Milton; Lynn Ritter, Lewes; Pres
| ton w. Shockley, Rehoboth.
/ FUTURE TEACHERS - The
Third Annual Future Teachers of
America Conference will be held
on the campus, University of Del
aware, Newark, Wednesday, April
Is, it was announced by David NJ.
Green, President, Delaware State
. Education Association.
! More than 400 high school stu
! dents interested in teaching as a
|, career and faculty sponsors of Eta
Chapters are expected to attend the
J all-day session co-sponsored by
the DSEA, State Department of
Public Instruction, School of Edu-
: cation, University of Delaware and
the Delaware Association of School
Administrators.
II UNITARIAN SPEAKER - Mum
roe Husbands, continental fellow
ship director for the American
Unitarian Association, will speak
to the Dover Fellowship at a meet
| ing Sunday evening, April II, at
| 7:3O at the Dover Hotel. An open
discussion period will follow and
all persons interested in learning
more about Unitarianism are in
vited to attend.
Born in Spokane, Wash, Hus-
bands majored in speech at the
University of Utah, and then grad
uated from the Leland Powers
| School of Radio and Theatre in
Boston. For seven years he headed
the Speech Department of the Nc
Cune School in Salt Lake City.
ART JURY NAMED = Mrs. Jon
| Jamison of Dover announced that
Mr. Thomas P. Baird, Museum Gu
rator, National Art Gallery, Wash
ington, ID. c., Mr.. Lenard Bahr,
! Maryland Institute of Art, Balti-
more, Maryland, and Mr.. Antonio
| MARITIME, Newtown Square, Penn
sylvania, would be the jury for the
Art Exhibit at the 18th Annual Del
marva Chicken Festival to be held
in Dover, Delaware, June 25, 26,
and 27.
I The Exhibit, open to all artists,
| is an annual affair at the Festival
| and has been of great interest to
those attending. Entries must be
original and it is suggested that the
subject matter be related to the
/ many broad segments of the
Chicken Industry. However, entries
will be judged on quality regard
less of subject matter.
LARRY FERRARI - Miss M.
Kathryn Wiley, ticket chairman
/ for the Larry Ferrari organ recital
at Caesar Rodney School on Fri
day evening, April 10, has made
! available total of 500 tickets for
sale in advance or at the door.
This action limits the reserved Sec
tion to 300 tickets which are avail
able through the Caesar Rodney
| School office.
Mrs. Mary w. Weik, general
chairman for the event, has ap-
pointed Mrs. Mary w. Cool and
Mrs. Mary w. Simpson to be in
charge of the sale of intermission
refreshments of popcorn, cookies,
| fudge, and punch.
Mrs. Weik advises that artist
Ferrari will use a Hammond organ
| furnished by the Gewehr Piano
Company of Wilmington.
OUTSTANDING 4-H'ER - Joyce
Warrington, outstanding All club
member from the Dublin Hill yell
low Jackets All Club, has been Sc
lected to attend the 18th National