Milford chronicle., 1960-09-09
Rockefeller To
Visit Kent For Giant
COP Rally Sept. 18th

Calhoun of Dagsboro, president of
the State Federation of Republican
Women's Clubs.
ler's first public appearance in
Delaware since he gained national
political standing by his smash
ing election victory in New York
in 1858. He is extremely popular
among Delaware Republicans and
is a close friend of Gov j. Caleb
Boggs, candidate for u. S. Senator,
with whom he has worked closely
as a member of the national Gov
ernors' Conference.
Mrs. Concilio said Governor
Boggs and the other statewide cam
didates are expected to attend the
dinner, along with many of the
| legislative and county candidates
from throughout the state.
Another important Republican
event coming up will be the Elev-
enth Biennial Convention of the
| National Federation of Republican
Women which will be held in At
lantic City, New Jersey, Septem-
ber 14-15th. The Shelburne will be
the headquarters hotel, but rooms
| will be available at the Dennis Ho-
tel as well. Both are located on the
Boardwalk side by SIDE The regis
! tration fee of $1575 should be
paid when registering in Atlantic
City. 1t covers a banquet on Sep
tember 14th and a reception pre-
ceding it; and a luncheon on Sep
| tember 18th in Atlantic City Con-
vention Hall (Ba1lroom) when the
| New Jersey candidates will be hon.
| ored, and which will be climaxed
| by an address by Vice President
Richard M. Nixon. All Republican
i members are urged to attend even
+. for one day. Those attending for
one day will pay a registration
fee of $500 plus the cost of the
| luncheon Mrs. G. Herbert Call
houn, president of the Delaware
Federation of Republican Women,
has announced that the Delaware
| Delegation Suite will be in the
Shelburne Hotel and will be avail
able to those persons who wish to
attend for the day and need a place
to relax or change their clothing.
A large delegation from Delaware
is expected for the s'Nixon Lunch
con- on Thursday, September 10Th.
The Board of Directors of the
| National Federation will meet in
Kerry Hall, Shelburne Hotel, the
morning of September 18th. In ad-
dition to the Board members, Dele
gates, Alternates, and all arrivals
to date will be welcome as visitors.
The New Jersey Federation has
arranged for Board members and
all who desire to do so, to have
lunch at the Atlantic City Race
Track A Fashion Show will be a
feature of the Luncheon. There
will be no admission fee for those
desiring to remain for the after
noon as this will be Ladies Day.
at the track An informal dinner
of the 18th at Captain Starnes"
famous seafood restaurant. Reser-
vations for the luncheon and din
ner should be sent to Mrs. Archi-
bald G. Bush. % Lake Drive,
Moorestown, N. j., with a check
for $500.
Ranel discussions will take place
on Wednesday afternoon, Septem-
Der 14th. The committee chairmen
are preparing these programs with
much care and thought to have
them as informative and interest
ing as possible. Mrs. Calhoun is
asking her Delegation to attend
the panel of their choice. She is
| oil a. 1vir oil nn1 n. y
idents to bring exhibits of their ac-
tivities and publications which will
be displayed at the Biennial.
Merit Awards Certificates for the
Clubs meeting the specified re-
quirements will be given at the
Biennial Convention Membership
Awards will also be presented to
the two state Federations showing
the largest numerical increase in
membership and the largest per-
centage increase, from January /
to July 31st, 1860.
Delegates and alternates attend
ing from the various Delaware Re-
publican Women's Clubs are:
elegate-at-Large 1. Mrs. c.
Douglass Buck, Jr., Greenville
Del; 2. Mrs. Harry r. Hancock
Dover, Del. g. Mrs. Paul E. West,
Dagsboro, Del.
Alternate-at-Large Mrs. Her
bert Lee, Red Lions, New Castle,
Del. 2. Mrs. Richard Raulston, Do
yer, Del. 8. Mrs. Noah Rogers,
Georgetown, Del.
Individual Club Delegates and
Alternates for Delaware, Sussex
County Clubs: Dagsboro Republi-
can Women's Club-Mrs Ebe P.
West, Dagsboro, Del, Mrs. Paul
Schumacher, Millsboro, Del.
Ninth District Club-Mrs. John
Truitt, Georgetown, DEL, Mrs. Mos
sic Lee Smith, Georgetown, Del.
Sussex County Club - Mrs.
Charles Kemper, Lewes, DEL, Mrs.
Jonathan Wheatley, Delmar, Del.
Rehoboth Club-Mrs. Mabel /.
Hayden, Rehoboth, Del, Mrs. Ma
bel L. Ellis, Rehoboth, Del.
Lord Baltimore Club-Mrs. Rich
ard Wood, Millville, Del, Mrs.
Frank Phillips, Frankford, Del.
Seaford Club-Mrs. Charles Cole,
Seaford, Del, Mrs. Marvel Williams,