Milford chronicle., 1960-09-02
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout DelowQre

FASHION SHOW sspt.m,e,
14-(rain data, Oct. III E11ntoo
Show at Spruce Acrooe Uo1n
Street, Camden. home or M. an1
Mrs. B. #. Hartman. spopsorcd ~
St Pauls Methodist Church. Cnzk-
den, Del, featuring styles from
Emanuel's Of Dover and Mil1c41.
Time: 400 p. m. Tickets 31.eo
S-1o-ot
NEW All CLUB OHaANIZRD-
The Paradise 4-H Club has tu1t
been organized In Kent County
with twelve members from the Fell
ton and Frederick areas. Roun11
Sylvester Of FELTON, will serve -
president for the coming yoof.
Other officers are: Nelson Link.
vice president; Ann Hall, secro-,
tary: Michael Harrington, troasnf-
er; Rita Hall, club reportar: M.
and Mrs Lister v. Hail, Jr.. club
leaders: and Mr.. and Mrs. pan1c1
Hudson, assistant club leaders.
Paradise 4-H Club viii moot thD
third Thursday Of each mouth nnd
new members are invited
FASHION SHOW Rsbecca
Circle Of Bethel Methodist Church.
4th and Market Street, Lewes. Del
aware, will sponsor q Fashion
Show, September is. 1860. ct s ,.
M. in the Fellowship Hall.
The clothes you need for the
life you lead" will be the thomo
for the Fashions presented ~
Coopersmiths Of Milford, Delaware.
Co-chairmen OF the Show are:
Mrs. Jack Hill and Mrs. Gerald
Schefrer. Committee members ere:
Mrs. Bayard Coulter, tickets: Nro.
Herman Short, publicity: Mrs. Ro-
Derta Bramhall, decorations: Mrs.
Harry Hazard, refreshmsnts:
Mrs. Raymond Moore and Mra. nd
son Lodge. Jr.. models; Mrs. Hem
ry Marshall, Jr., ushers.
CANCER DETECTION CENFRHa
Sussex County: September
Seaford, Nanticoke Hospital. Call
National 1855 for appointments.
September 9Georgetown. Sus-
sex County Health Unit, Cos e.
Market Street Call Georrefovn
1347 for appointments.
September 13-Laurel. Health
Unit, 604 Pine Street Call Trojan
1853 for appointments.
September 20Frankford, Health
Unit, Main Street. Call Rodney
1887 for appointments.
September 2s Bridgeville.
Health Unit, 110 Market Street
;all Edgewater 1861 for appoint
nents.
September 27-Lewes. Health
init, 10 w. 3rd Street. Call LeWoe
'721 for appointments.
SEASON TICKETS Glenn Hal
am has his season tickets to tho
University OF Delaware football
games and all's right with the
world.
This is Clement B. Hanam. r.
,ired executive editor OF the News
Journal papers, who marked his
s4th birthday anniversary ct Re-
loboth on Tuesday OF this weok.
Mr.. Hallam, who retired Ia
L947, said:
I've already got my season tic
1ets and I'm coming up for some
II the practice sessions next
week" He has followed u. of d.
ports for many, many years.
Mr.. Hallam said he entered his
nth n
rom "a little trouble with my
Walking" He will return home
Wednesday. His address is 8ol
Vest Fifth Street, Wilmington.
PENSION BENEFITS - Widovs
+ orphans Of World War II or Ko-
can conflict veterans who we're
Ineligible for pension payments un-
er the old law, may be eli9ible
nder the pension law that became
ffective on July /.
This was disclosed this week by
M. Eaton, acting manag-
r, Wilmington Regional Office.
The new system does not require
hat veteran have q service-con-
ected disability before his depend
nts become eligible for pension
Dllowing his death.
The new pension system requires
hat the deceased veteran must
ave had at least 80 days service
n active duty, at least part OF 4
uring wartime, and was dischare-
d under conditions other than dis
onorable, Mr.. Eaton said.
The new pension system has cer-
ain annual income limitations.
owever, and sets up specific daf-
niti0n of widow for pension
urposes. World War II or Korean
onf1ict widows, orphans, or their
representatives. may get addition
information at any VA Office.