Milford chronicle., 1960-11-04
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Deldwure
OYsTER-CHICKEN SUPPER

0YSTER-CHICkEN SUPPER =
be held this Saturday, November
5, at the Millsboro v.FW. Home.
Serving from 4 to p m. Benefit
Dagsboro Church of God. All you
can eat! Adults. $3.50, children,
60c.
BINGO LICENSES = Five sup
Elementary licenses for additional
dates of bingo sponsorship were
issued yesterday following approx
al of the Bingo Control Commits
sion.
Recipients of permission for ad-
ditional sponsorship were: Ocean
Wave Lodge. IOOF, Rehoboth
Beach, Our Lady of Lourdes
Church, Seaford; Holy Cross
Church, Dover; Citizens Hose
Company, Smyrna, and Union OF
Polish Women, Wilmington.
CANCER CLINICS - November
8: Milford, Health Unit, Shore
Theater Building. Call Garden 2
1885 for appointments.
November 10 and II: Dover, Kent
County Health Unit, Federal and
Water Streets. Call REdfield A.
Sill, Ext So for appointments.
November IS: Smyrna, Health
Unit, E. Commerce st. Call Olive
3-7O8S for appointments.
November 21: Harrington, New
Century Club. Call Exeter 8-8855
for appointments.
INJURED In CRASH - Four
persons, three of them in one fam
lily, were injured in a head-on,
two-car collision on Route 13-A,
near Dover, last Saturday.
Injured were Airman George Nc
Closkey, %, of the 1607th Field
Maintenance Squadron; his wife,
Barbara, %, and their son, George,
Jr., 2. All were taken to the Air
Force Base Hospital.
State police at Dover said Fan
nie Clayville, As, of Dover, driver
of the other car, was admitted to
the Kent General Hospital, Dover.
She received a fractured right
leg, cuts of the nose and left arm,
and contusions.
McCloskey, arrested on charge
oe making an improper left turn,
was fined S25 and costs by Magis-
trate George K. ShOckley, Dover.
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EVANGELIST - Reverend Hen
ry G. Perdue will be the evangelist
at the Burrsville Revival held this
year at Wesley Church, 7:45 every
evening, November 8-18. Reverend
Perdue has been a Christian for
81 years, but did not enter the
ministry until s years ago. Since
that time he has become wldel.
known throughout the state o
Kentucky for his evangelistlc ef
forts He is now pastoring the fas
growing, suburban West Sid
| Methodist Church in Bowlin
| Green. Kentucky. His wife and hi
II daughters (whO are attendln
high school will not be with hil
on this evangelistic trip.
Special music, congregations
| singing, and programs for the chi
| dren will be the agenda each nigh
| of the Revival. Everyone is cordial
lv invited to attend these services
Many are expected to make deci
sions for Christ, and our church
vision will be lifted.
Rev. Don Hurst is the pastor o
the church.
GREENWOOD CLUB - On No
vember 9. the Greenwood klwanl
Club will sponsor a fashion shov
presented by Jackson's Californ1;
Creations of Seaford. The fashion
parade of sport clothes, bathin,
suits, negligees and ev g n n
gowns will begin at p. m. in thu
auditorium of the Greenwood
High School.
The models from Seaford will b'
Betty Vane, Jessie Morgan, Bon
ME Litchfield, Irene Daley, Bett.
Cast. Mildred Hamstead and Rutl
Prettyman. Phyllis Kemp of Mil
ford will model as well as Virgin
ia Taylor. Yyonne Algiers and Pa
| Clendaniel of Greenwood. Dorl
Mills of Greenwood will be mis-
tress of ceremonies.
During intermission, prizes o
all kinds will be given away
These will be contributed by tn
wives of the Kiwanians and b,
| Greenwood stores. AS a gram
prize, Mr.. Jackson will award
S25 dress.
Tickets are $1.00 for an eveninl
| of grand entertainment.