Milford chronicle., 1960-10-14
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

BAZAAR b November S, annual
Bazaar featuring Art Exhibit, and
Turkey Supper held at Caesar Rod
ney School Cafeteria by st. Paul's
Episcopal Church OF Camden, Del.
CHICKEN & OYSTER SUPPER
The Todd's Chapel W.S.C.S. will
sponsor q Chicken and Oyster Sup
per in Todd's Community Hall ON
Saturday. October Is. Serving
starts at $3.50 p. m. Adults, $1.s5;
children 75c. 10-7-8
HOMECOMING Homecoming
at Chaplain's Chapel last Sunday
was enjoyed by all who attended
Music and singing were wonderful.
The church was beautiful. Anyone
who helped to make this homecom-
ing success, we thank them kind
ly. Remember. you are always well
come at Chaplain's Church.
COOLSPRING HOMECOMING =
The annual home coming service
will be held this Sunday at 2 D. m.
at the Coolspring Presbyterian
Church.
This will mark the 234th year of
the church, though there have been
three buildings in the course of it's
life.
The land was an original grant
from William Penn and the con-
gregation had been In existence so
years when the United States be-
came a nation.
GRAND OPENING-Friday. Oc-
tober Ia, will be Grand Opening
Day of the Harrington Republican
Headquarters on Commerce Street.
VIM. Pete Shaw, candidate for
State Auditor, and a prominent
business man Of Harrington, will
perform the ribbon cutting exer-
cises at IL a. m. We expect to have
some Of the Republican candidates
present. The new headquarters will
be open from IL a. m. to p. m. for
Grand Opening Day. Refreshments
served.
DISTRICT VFW-District No. 8,
comprising the six Veterans OF For
eign Wars posts in Kent County,
will hold it's regular monthly
meeting at Blue Hen Post Home,
here, this Monday evening.
The October meeting was initi-
ally scheduled for Dover but was
transferred to Milford in order
that Kent County VF'W members
might also participate in "VF'W
Night" which is being observed the
same evening at the Kent and Sus-
sex Raceway.
According to District Command
er James P. Gilmore, Mondays
meeting, here, will start promptly
at s p. m. and will be over within
time to permit attendance at "VFW
Night" at the Harrington harness
racking track. Special tickets for
''VFW Night" may be obtained from
any VFW member, according to
Commander Gilmore.
Community Center will present
their annual fall cabaret dance at
the center in Lincoln on Saturday.
october Is. This is one OF four
dances held during the year for the
purpose of supporting this center
for the use of the children OF the
community. Music for this dance
will be furnished by Bob Wagner
and his orchestra the Country
Club Band" Dancing will be from
g to and the price is $3.50 per
couple.
The center Is able, through the
cooperation of the public in sup
porting events of this type, to
constantly improve the facilities Of
the building and to complete its
construction program. Your sup
port is earnestly solicited for this
worthwhile community project.
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CERTIFICATES - w ith fall
crops going under price support In
volume, Chairman r. Harry Wilson
of the Kent Agricultural Stabiliza-
ton and Conservation County Com
mittee today reminded farmers
that the certificate of interest re-
ceived by the farmer for his loan Is
not income until it has been taken
to a bank and exchanged for the
loan proceeds.
| In previous years, Mr.. Wilson
said, there was some confusion In
cases where producers presented
the certificate to the bank in the
year following the year in which
lit was received from the county
office. Last spring the Internal
| Revenue Service ruled that pro-
ducer who receives certificate of
interest in one year and surrend-
ers it in return for the loan pro-
ceeds in another should include
the loans as gross income in the
i latter year il he had made the re-
quired election under Section II OF
| the Code"
Section II of the Internal Reve-
nue. Code authorizes a farmer, IL he
elects do so, to consider amounts
received as loans from CCC as in
come in the taxable year in which
such amounts are received.