Milford chronicle., 1960-03-18

CARD PARTY = Benefit of Ivy
Rebekah and Amity Odd Fellow
Lodges, Camden. Delaware-Caesar
Rodney School Cafeteria-Mareh rs
from s to IL p. m. Prizes and re-
freshments. Five Hundred, bridge,
pinochle.
CANCER-Cancer Detection Gen.
ters. March 1860. Sussex County.
This service is for women 20 years
of age and over.
March "a: Milford, Health Unit.
Shore Theater Building. Call GAR
den 2-49S5 for appointments.
March 25: Bridgeville, Health
Unit, 10 Market Street Call
EDgewater 1861 for appointments.
March 81: Lewes, Health Unit,
1I0 West Third Street. Call Lewes
2721 for appointments.
NANTICOKE SUPPER-The an
nual supper will be held at the
Nanticoke Community House on
the GEORGETOWN -Bridgeville Road,
on Saturday. beginning at I p. M.
The kitchen committee includes
Mrs. William Truitt, Mrs. Samuel
Wilson, Mrs. Ida Carmean, Mrs.
Alyce Rawlins and Mrs. Mabel
Lambden. Mrs. Roy Layton and
Mrs. George Carmean are the din
ing room committee.
The coffee committee consists OF
Mrs. Norman Short, Mrs. Henry I.
Short, Sr., and Mrs. Fred McDow-
ell; William Truitt and Howard
Layton are the ticket committee,
and the welcoming committee Is
Mrs. Linden Isaacs, Fred Rawlins
and Howard Phillips.
LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS = In
Sussex and South Kent Counties
farm families are realizing the
need Of better and larger produc-
ton in livestock and livestock pro-
ducts including milk. J. Morris
Young, County Supervisor Of the
U. S. Department of Agriculture,
Farmers Home Administration re-
ported this week. This necessitates
more and better feed and better and
more adequate means for storing
and keeping the feed after it has
been produced.
During the past few weeks Mr..
Young's Office has received appli-
cations for FHA services from sew
eral farm families. These applica-
tions are for Farm Ownership and
Farm Housing loans with which to
purchase and have erected silos and
storage sheds for storing both ma
chinery and feed
NEW JAYCEE GR0UP-The Do
yer and Smyrna Jaycees have call
ed a meeting in Harrington in the
hopes of organizing a new Jaycee
Chapter. This meeting will be
held next Thursday, March "a, at
7:30 p. m. in St Stephens Episco-
pal Church Parish Hall.
Any young man 21 through 35,
who is interested in developing lea
dership qualities for himself and
I, improvement of his community, is
asked to attend. The purpose of
this meeting is to fully explain the
ideals of the Junior Chamber of
Commerce and to give any general
information to those who are inter-
ested
It is the hope of the Dover and
Smyrna Jaycees that anyone inter-
ested will attend and bring some
one with him to learn the advaT-
tages of organizing Jaycee Chap
ter in Harrington.
DEADLINE APPROACHES-The
deadline for acceptance of mater
ials for distribution at the Della
ware booth at the fifth Annual
Pennsylvania Recre alton and
Sportsmen's Show, at Harrisburg,
Pa, March 2S-April 2, is rapidly ap-
preaching, advises the State Devel-
opment Department.
According to the state informa-
tion and promotion agency, such
materials should be in the hands Of
David S. Hugg at the State Devel-
opment Department offices, As The
Green, not later than noon of Tues
day, March %.
An eStlmated z5O,OOO people are
expected to attend the Harrisburg
show and become acquainted with
the advantages and pleasures of va
cationing in Delaware.
Delaware's exhibit, now being
prepared by the Development De-
partment, will feature color and
black and white photographs of the
states Tecreational facilities, in
cluding its beaches, inland waters,
parks and camping areas. Also dis
played will be photographs of Del
aware's many other interesting
places, its museums and historic
spots.
Maps and literature, locating and
describing the states many attrsc-
tiOns for sportsmen and tourists,
will be distributed.
Delaware participation in the
Harrisburg show is to be part OF
the current statewide promotion
campaign built around the slogan,
See the First State-First-in
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