Milford chronicle., 1959-05-29

Ray Allan Bunting, Dennis Car.
mean, Bruce Carmine, Eddie
Cathell, Bill Cordrey, Donald Cor.
drey, Gary Cordrey, Richard Cor.
drey, Tommy Darden, Glenn Davis
David Layfield, Richard McCabe
Stephen Mumford, Dale Pusey and
Donald West.
According to Coach Lingo, the
boys who fail to make the Major
league team this year will have
a chance to play in a minor league
comprising four teams. Lions in
terested in offering their mana
gerial services for these future
Millsboro Major Leaguers" are
asked to contact Coach Lingo as
soon as possible in order to ar
range schedule.
To be eligible for the Little Lea
CUES, one has to be between the
ages of 9 and II, Coach Lingo re-
ported in outlining the qualifica-
tions for players in the Little Lea
que.
This is the first year that the
Millsboro youths have been afford
ed such extensive opportunities in
playing baseball during the sum-
mer months in league competition.
Last year, Mr.. Lingo helped the
Millsboro boys to organize among
themselves but this year the boys
outside their communities.
Mr. Lingo, who was treasurer of
the Millsboro Lions Club last year,
is expecting not only financial sup
port from his fellow Lions in this
project but also attendance at the
| games.
Recently Mr.. Lingo made this
statement to his club: .sLions, you
have done a fine thing in support
| ing these boys with your money.
Probably the best way we can sup
port them (the boys1) is by being
at the games to cheer them on May
| % and the other home games dur
ing the season.
Mr.. Lingo is so enthused at the
prospects of winning season
that his wife, Ruthie, a George
town elementary school teacher,
has consented to be the scorekeep-
er for the Millsboro team this sum-
mer.
At the last regular meeting, May
6, Indian River Post s22, American
Legion, elected officers for the
ensuing year. The slate of officers
elected were, Commander, Lucien
Lenhart; 1st Vice Commander,
John Phillips; End Vice Comman-
der, Oral Ellingsworth; Adjutant,
Richard Bachelor; Finance Off
GER, Alton Hudson; Chaplain, S.
P Darden; Service Officer, Mar
shall Hudson; Sergeant-at-Arms,
Halle Mitchell; Historian, Thomas
Shockley. They are to be installed
at the next meeting on Junes 8.
Also elected were delegates to
the State Convention in Seaford,
Richard Bachelor, Lucien Len
hart, and John Phillips. Alternates
appointed were Thomas Shockley,
Preston Outten and Walter L. Mon
roe.
The post is conducting a sales
campaign on fire extinguishers, the
dry chemical type.
Two dances are being sponsored
by the American Legion on the
patio of the home on July 1S and
August Is.
Millsboro Homemakers' Club
met Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Edgar Timmons with
sixteen members present. Mrs.
Frank Harrison presided
The civil defense and citizenship
chairman, Mrs. John A. Cordrey,
spoke on "Graciousness" A man
can be master of his job if he is
gracious. Graciousness is an essen
tial for good living.
Mrs. Arling Remel, family life
chairman, gave reading on Rose
of Trilee".
Mrs. Harold Dobson and Mrs.
Raymond Lingo reported on a re-
cent meeting they attended in
Georgetown on problems of the
Aged, which are housing, social
and health. To overcome them
there are three essential AS: ac-
ceptance, approval and accustom.
Mrs. George r. Hickman and
Mrs. Harrison gave short talks and
displayed articles made last week
in Georgetown at an all-day meet
III 9 OA OOPpOl GudlIl0llllS duu f1dL
Remodeling"
May 26, at p. M, at the Agri-
cultural Center in Georgetown
there will be meeting on s'Time
Management through Improved
Work Methods, and on June 9 at
the same time and place the topic
will be "Time and Money Saving
through Freezing" The public is
invited.
The Short Course will be New
ark, June 1918 and any home
maker, whether or not a club mem
Der, wishing to attend is asked to
contact Mrs. Frank Harrison. A
trip to Longwood Gardens will eli
max the course.
August 20 Mrs. John Phillips and
Mrs. Nina Timmons will attend a
leaders training school on "The
Care of Clothing, to be given at
the meeting of the club in Septem-
ber.
The Millsboro Homemakers made
an educational trip on May 13 to