Milford chronicle., 1960-03-25

CHICKEN AND DUMPING
DINNER-The annual Chicken and
Dumping Dinner will be held in
the Delmar Fire House, Delmar,
Delaware, on Sunday. March 27.
Serving to p. m, sponsored by
the Delmar Volunteer Fire Depart
ment. Inc.
COP RALLY APRIL 11-Repub-
lican rally and dinner, Monday,
April IL. 700 p. m, sponsored by
Mems. and Women's Republican
Clubs of Rehoboth, st. EdmOnd's
Hall, King Charles Ave-, Rehoboth.
Distinguished guests will attend
(about 800 persons expected) $3.50
per person.
PANCAKE DINNER - The Bro
therhood Class of Calvery Metho-
dist Church will have their pam
cake dinner on Saturday, March 26.
Serving will start at II a. m. and
continue until p. m. The menu
will be as follows: Juice, scrapple,
sausage, pancakes (made by John
Longs recipe), also buckwheat
cakes, coffee. butter and syrup.
Come when you like after IL a. m.
RED CROSS MEETING - The
theme for the meeting of the Red
Cross to be held in Dover at the
Dinner Bell Inn on March 80 will
be Final Reports and Analysis of
the 1860 Campaign" The final re-
ports of the Areas in Delaware will
be interesting to all and they will
be announced to the Area Chairmen
and Officers at this meeting. A good
representation has been asked to
be present. The time for the din
ner will be $780,
LIONS HONORED-High ratings
in the Lions Activities Contest in
Delaware, have been realized by
the three clubs in the lower Sussex
County area, the Lewes, Rehoboth
Beach. and Dewey Beach Lions
Clubs.
The Lewes Club has the best rat
ing of 345 points, fourth place in.
the state. Second high. 290, was
attained by the Dewey Beach Club;
and the Rehoboth Beach Club has
reached 100 points.
Final results Of the contest will
be announced at the awards lunch
con for Delaware Lions attending
the Lions Multiple District Conven-
ton at Atlantic City, May 25 to 2S.
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN = The
March meeting of the Sussex Coun-
ty Women's Democratic Club will
be held Monday, March %, at 8
p. m, at the home of Mrs. Raymond
Stoeckel, 1902 West Street, Lau-
rel.
Mrs. Edna Brasure, program
chairman, has announced that for
mer Governor Elbert N. Carvel will
be the speaker and bring a mess
age on the topic, Our Responsible
ity to the People"
No cards are being sent to the
members and Mrs Mabel Lambden,
club president, is urging all mem
bers to attend and bring guests.
Refreshments will be served.
BOGGS TO WELCOME = Cover
nor ]. Caleb Boggs will deliver the
welcoming address to students par
ticipating in the mock constitution
al convention at the South Dover
Elementary School Auditorium this
Saturday at 10:30 a. m, according
to an announcement by James Nc
Kinstry, chairman of the New Day
for Delaware Committee. Mr. Nc
Kinstry's committee is co-spon-
soring the event with the Delaware
Association of Student Councils.
In addition to Governor Bogg's
welcoming remarks, DR.. Paul Do
Ian, professor of political science
at the University of Delaware, is
scheduled to deliver a 45-minute
keynote address to 80 student dele
gates.
Il
Colblentz, nutrition specialist. Uni
versity of Delaware, was the guest
speaker at the luncheon meeting of
the Associated Women of the Della
ware State Farm Bureau at the
Glass Kitchen, Odessa, on Friday.
Fifty-two women heard Miss Col
blentz outline a daily food guide for
fitness, emphasizing the import
ance of balanced teenage diet for
health, beauty and pep. and de-
claring that a good breakfast plus
hot lunch really does equal
''youthpower" Miss Colblentz war
ned that the food intake for health
grows less as person grows old
er.
Mrs. Charles N. Moore, Bear, vice
president of the Associated Wo-
men. gave an interesting andsinfor-
native report of a workshop which
she attended at Elmira, N Y, ON
the subject, THE Agriculture Pic
ture in These Changing Times"
The luncheon followed a tour of
the Avon plant at Newark. This
is one of Delaware's newest and
most fourishing industries.
Mrs. Jonathan E. Wheatley, Del
mar, president of the Associated
Women, presided at the meeting
and announced that a tour of a
New Jersey glass factory is being
planned for May. Mrs. Marvin
Bradley, Delmar, acted as secre-
tary for the meeting.
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