Milford chronicle., 1960-12-09

aret Dance in the Bridgeville Fire
Hall, sponsored by the Fire Com
pany. Dancing from 9 until / to
the music of Mel Price and his
Sante Fe. Rangers. Tickets, s1.00
per person. 12-2-2t
SANTA CLAUS - Santa Claus
will be at Frankford, Delaware.
Saturday, December II. He will
arrive by plane at las p. m. and
will be met by the Frankford Vol
unteer Fire Company, who will es-
cort him to the Fire House. AT
200 o'clock a free movie will be
shown the children, after which
Santa will treat each and every
child. Sponsored by the Civic Or
ganizations of Frankford.
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HAM DINNER WITH SWEET
POTATO BISCUITS L. The Bridge
vile Volunteer Fire Co., Inc, will
sponsor a dinner on Sunday, De-
cember IL, 1860. at the new Bridge
vile Fire Hall, Bills Market ST.,
Bridgeville. Tickets: adults, $125,
children, Csc. Serving begins at
100 p. m. Carry-out platters will
be prepared upon request. Menu
Baked ham, scalloped potatoes,
lima beans, picked beets. sweet
potato biscuits, applesauce, coffee,
tea, milk, and homemade dessert.
12-2-2t
NEW PRESIDENT = The Della
ware State College Faculty infor-
mally welcomed its recently ap-
pointed President, DIR. Luna |. Mi
shoe with banquet at the Dinner
Bell Inn, Saturday, December 2.
Earlier that afternoon, women
members and wives of faculty
members feted Mrs. Mishoe, the
new presidents wife, with a lunch
con and card party at the Tread
way Inn.
DR.. Mishoe came, to State Col
lege from Morgan State College
where he was chairman of its Sci
ence Division.
INTEGRATI0N. PLAN - A plan
for complete desegregation of Del
aware public schools will be ready
for the State Board of Education
on Dec. Is, DR.. George r. Miller,
Jr., state superintendent, said this
week.
The plan is being drawn up in
compliance with a federal court
order striking down Delaware's
grade-a-year plan.
| The court set Dec. 81 as the
deadline for the new plan which
must go into effect next September.
DR.. Miller said estimates have
been gathered from school admin
istrators on the numbers of ex-
pected transfers of Negro pupils to
previously all-white schools.
A preview of the plan will be
presented to the executive commit.
tee of the State School Boards AS.
sociation, DR.. Miller said.
| NO DUCKING PLANNED-Plans
to duck" a governors message,
if delivered by Lit Gov. David P.
Buckson have been denied by
Democratic legislative leaders.
A story published recently stated
that the Democrats would be will
ing to receive the message from
Gov. ]. Caleb Boggs, but not from
Buckson.
If Governor Boggs resigns, as
expected, in order to take his seat
i, in the U. S. Senate Jan. 8, Mr..
Buckson would be governor for
two weeks before Democrat Elbert
N. CarVel is inaugurated. The GEN
eral Assembly organizes in Dover
January 8, so the message probably
would be delivered by Buckson in
his temporary capacity as COVER
nor
Both Speaker Sherman w. Trib-
bitt, who will be starting his Sec
ond term as presiding officer of
the House, and Senator John E.
Reilly, Sr., who will be president
pro tenn of the Senate, Indignantly
| denied that there is any plan to
slight" Mr.. Buckson.
ART SHOW - One of Delaware's
best-known artists, Howard s.
Schroeder, chairman of the board
of directors of the Rehoboth Art
| League, has been invited to give an
| exhibition of his water colors in
the Community Arts Center at Wal
lingford, Pa, from Dec. to Jan. 6.
| Schroeder, a consistent prize
winner, has been head instructor
of Rehoboth League art classes
| since 1916.
World War III brought him to
Fort Miles, Lewes, and he has lived
| in this section ever since. He makes
| his home on Pilottown Road, Lew
es, with his wife, Marian, and six
1 small children.
| During the leagues summer sea-
sons he conducts adult classes, and
| the rest of the year he holds pri-
vate art classes in various towns
of the Delmarva Peninsula. He is
best known for his paintings Of ma
rine and shore scenes which he has
| exhibited in New York, Philadel-
| phia, Baltimore and Washington,
as well as in the Rehoboth Art
League galleries and in the sum-
mer exhibitions Of the local Vii
lage Improvement Association.
.
NEW MERGER = John w. Rol-
Inns, chairman of the board, and
president of Rollins Leasing Corp,
and John Spitzer, president of Spit
ger Leasing, Inc, have recently an
nounced the ACQUISITION of the au-