Milford chronicle., 1960-08-19
Happenings of Interest
Throughout Delaware

FASHION SHOW = September
Grain date, Oct. Fashion
Show at Spruce Acres, Main
Street, Camden, home of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Hartman. sponsored by
st. Paul's Methodist Church. Cam
den. Del, featuring styles from
Emanuel's of Dover and Milford.
Time: 200 p. m. Tickets $1.00.
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KOREAN VETS AIDzveterans
in Delaware planning to train un-
der the Korean CT Bill this coming
fall were urged today by the Vet
Grams Administration to get their
applications in now, rather than
wait until the last minute.
This same advice holds true for
young men and women in Delaware
who intend to start school in the
fall under the War Orphans Edu-
cation program
BY filing an application now, all
processing can be completed long
before classes start, Leon Fields,
Manager of the Wilmington Reg
ional Office, pointed out. Any snags
or special problems can be ironed
out with time to spare. But waiting
until the last minute-when VA
may be swamped with applications
may risk delay.
FUNDS LACKING - With the
building Of new highways. and the
improvement of existing roads, rap
idly coming to a standstill in Del
aware, due to the lack of con-
struction funds, the number of mo-
tor vehicles using the existing
highways is continually increas-
ing.
Because of the inability of the
General Assembly to reach an
agreement on providing funds for
highway construction purposes, the
present construction year will pass
without any additional highway inn
provements being made.
But according to the records of
the Motor Vehicle Department, the
number of motor vehicle registra-
tions in use in this state has been
continuously increasing over the
number Of registrations in use
during the proceeding year.
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JAYCEE MEETING = Represen-
tatives of the 16 chapters in Del
aware of the Junior Chamber of
Commerce will converge on Sea-
ford August 20 and 21, to consider
their programs and goals of the
new Jaycee year.
The Seaford chapter was award
ed the bid for the summer plan
ming session and Greater Elsmere
and Newark chapters were tor
contenders for hosting the state
quarterly meeting.
A change in the rules now means
that each chapter planning to re-
ceive credit in the Jaycee Parade
of Locals must have so per cent OF
their board members present.
A fiat fee of $500 will cover the
costs for dinner, breakfast, and
luncheon of the two-day conclavei
according to Ellwood Cook, of Sea-
ford, state Jaycee Weep.
JAYCEE CAR SHOW - Plans
are now being made for the 1860
Sports Car Show to be held Sep
tember IL under the auspices of
the Wilmington Jaycees at New
Castle County Airport Ronnie Will
liams was head of the general COM
mittee for last years show at the
New Castle County Airport. The
sub-chairmen are now being named
by Chairman Milton Welker. Welk-
er is associated in the insurance
business. of Ralph NJ Dolson and
Associates.
The son of Mrs. Catherine o.
Kyle of Col West 23nd Street, Welk-
er is a former student at Fl. G.
Conrad High School and the Uni
versity of Delaware
He spent two years 1854 to 1866
in the military police corps of the
U. S. Army at Fort Ord, California.
He holds membership in these
groups: VFW Post 2O84, Elks
Lodge, Drexel Brook Swimming
and Tennis Club, and Union Meth
odist Church.
FASHION SHOW The Annual
Fashion Show sponsored by the
Village Improvement Association
will be held on Wednesday, August
"a, at 2 p. m. on the terrace of the
Rehoboth Beach Country Club.
Mrs. Carl Zoller is the general
chairman Mrs. Grier Emory is
ticket chairman, and every member
of the club is her committee. You
may also purchase tickets at the
door
This year the upper terrace Of
the club will be completely COW
cred with umbrellas. You may en-
joy delicious lunch there and re-
main seated during the show. Take
this opportunity to entertain your
friends and be assured of re-
served seat. The price of the lunch
is $500, the time, 1870. Please
notify Ernest not later than Au
gust % for reservations.
Benjamins of Salisbury will fur
nish the fashions.
The show will go on-rain or
shine.
CALVARY CIRCLE-It was with
degree of anticipation for an eve
ming of fun and fellowship to be
followed with a supper of delect-
ables served from the depths of
beautifully colored, decorated and
tightly covered casseroles of pot
terry and glass. when the members
of Circle No. motored to Slaugh-
ter Beach on August 3, to visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Marvel and
sons at their cottage.
Each and every gourmet was well
pleased with the Sussex County
culinary art and hapDily contenfed