Milford chronicle., 1959-04-10
Happenings of Interest
Throughout Delaware


SUPPER - The Ladies of Wes-
ley Church, Burrsville, Maryland,
will serve a ham, chicken and
dumping, and chicken salad sup
per with vegetables in the Com
munity House on Wednesday,
April 22nd, beginning at o'clock.
Tickets, s1.25; children, 75c.
AMATEUR SHOW-Diane Kill
len, age 13 years daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Killen, of FELTON,,
and Cheryl Todd, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Todd, of Secre-
tary, Maryland, will appear on the
Ted Mack amateur show in New
York, Sunday evening, April IL,
at $50 p. m. Both young ladies
are students of the Kathryn Tull
School of Dance, Seaford, Delaware.
SEVENTH ANNUAL TEA - To
be held in Goshen Fellowship Hall,
Milton, Del, April % from to
5 p. m. and z to p. m. Featuring
old silver turreens and steak
plates, cups and saucers, tea pots,
chocolate pots, figureens, other an
tiques of interest and flower ar
rangements. Mrs. Frances Kitchens
is serving as general chairman,
Mrs. Nellie Burnham, Mrs. Cath
crime Belts as Co-chairman. The
public is invited. A silver offering
will be accepted.
TO AID BLOOD BANK = John
B. Patton, president of Chemical
Capital Toastmasters Club, states
that members of the club will as
sist the Blood Bank in its 1859
membership campaign.
Leonard Hall, chairman of the
1859 membership drive in Whining
ton and New Castle County, ap-
pealed to the club for help at their
last meeting. The program out
lined by Mr.. Hall pointed out citi-
zens' duties in supporting and
assisting this wonderful communi-
ty effort.
"Delawareans are proud peo-
ple," said Mr.. Hall, "and when a
need arises, they don't beg for
help. They arise to the challenge
and do something about it."
MENTAL HEALTH WEEK-The
Honorable John Biggs, Jr., Chief
Judge of the Third Judicial Circuit
of the, United States, has accepted
an invitation to serve as chairman
of Mental Health Week in Della
ware, Fred @. Singer, president oil
the Mental Health Association oi
Delaware, announced today.
"It is particularly fitting tha
Judge Biggs has accepted the chair
manship of this observance at {
time when we are emphasizing the
positive approach to mental health
''Mr. Singer pointed out HE hai
long been a vigorous advocate o
the principles of good menta
health, and has worked for tn
early recognition and treatment o
mental illness"
Judge Biggs is the author o
1.-THE Guilty Mind: Psychiatry anC
the Law of Homicide, which woI
the Isaac Ray Award, and is one
of the few books dealing with for
ensic psychiatry.
WV CONTEST = Judges will
meet in Legislative Hall, Dover,
on Sunday, April 19, to scan the
entries in the 1958-59 Veterans of
Foreign Wars and Ladies Auxiliary
Community service contest, Off
cials announced this week.
Lit. Governor David P. Buckson,
former Attorney General Joseph
Donald Craven and Mrs. Harry w.
Loose of Claymont, prominent club
woman and member of the Ameri-
can Association of University Wo-
men will select the outstanding en-
tries from scrap books and other
presentations which will be placed
before them.
According to Francis A. Czerwin-
ski and Mrs. Alma Brostrom, state
chairman for the VFW and Aux
iliary respectively, there was one
hundred per cent participation by
Delaware units for the fourth
straight year.
When the winners are announ-
ced, their entries will be forward
ed to Mark Kinsey, National Direc-
tor of Americanism for considera-
ton on the national level. The ma
tiOnal prizes will be awarded at the
VFW National Encampment in Los