Milford chronicle., 1960-07-01
Happenings OF Interest
Throughout Delowdre

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SUSSEX DIVORCES = Judge
William J. Storey has granted de-
crees nisi in. the following Sussex
County divorce cases:
Carol S. McFadden v. Clifford
Henry McFadden; Oetta L. Jear-
man 7. Isaac Jearman; Beulah F.
Carmean V. William C. Carmean:
Elma Jean Wyatt, infant. by her
next friend. Ruby Passwaters v.
Alison Louis Wyatt: Joyce Allen
Cleveland " James Richard Cleve-
land; William Russell Belts v.
Movella Lawson Belts.
HONOR STUDENTS = Three
Kent Countians are among the 2S
students named to the deans list
of honor students at Wesley Coll
lege, Dover, according to an an
nouncement by DR.. Donald D..
Douglass, dean of the college.
They are: Joyce Ann Downing.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton
Downing, Harrington: Alvin o..
FARRELL, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence. FARRELL, Harrington: and
James NJ. Stewart, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. V. Stewart, LOG Fulton
Street, Dover.
The honor is awarded to stu
dents who maintain an index OF
80. a "B" average. in all academic
work taken during the semester.
CHOIR MEMBER = Miss Patti
Chandler, daughter of Mr.. ard
Mrs. William B. Chandler. Jr.,
Dagsboro, was selected as q men,
Der of the Small Choir at the Dell
aware Music Camp held at Wesley
Junior College, Dover, last week.
The group consisted of 81 young
people who participated in the con-
cert given at 1880 p. m. Sunday,
June 26. Miss Chandler, whose trip
was sponsored by the Dagsboro
Woman's Club. is sophomore at
John M. Clayton High School. She
is member of ethe school glee
club and the Bethel Methodist
Church Youth Choir.
The orchestra and chorus were
under the direction of Ralph Hunt
er and Jaroslav Holesovsky.
HARRINGTON JAYCEES = The
Harrington Jaycees Special Event
Day, which was recently held at
the Williams Pure Oil Ststion, was
very successful.
Winners of Prizes were: so gals.
of Gasoline, L. S. Stroll. Harring-
tom; Electric Frying Pan. Miss Syl-
via Breeding, Harrington; Hostess
Tray and Glass Sets, Jim Cubbage
Harrington, M. e. Culver, Harring-
ton, Miss Heba Baker, Harrington,
Henry Bullock, Harrington, Rus
sell Hayes, Houston, G. F. Chase,
Dover.
The proceeds from this event
the first project of the newly form
ed club, will be used for civic i'm
provement.
The Jaycees appreciate the sup
port given by the public on this
| project.
NO EXTENSION - Chairman
r. Harry Wilson of the Kent Agri-
cultural Stabilization and Conser-
walton County Committee this week
announced that Conservation Re-
serve contracts which expire in
1860 or later years are no longer
eligible to be extended for an addi-
tional period of years.
Previously, contracts entered in
to for five years or less have been
eligible for extension up to the
maximum of ten years upon appli.
cation filed with the county ASC
committee at any time before the
original expiration date.
Mr.. Wilson said the extension OF
contracts is being stopped at this
time because of the fact that ex.
tension of contract has the same
effect as a new contract and would
require the expenditure of addi.
tional Conservation Reserve funds
Under present legislation, no new
Conservation Reserve contracts
may be entered into.
] SCOUT JUBILEE - July %, %
oath are the three days when al
Boy Scouts, Adult Leaders, Cul
Scouts and Explorer Scouts viii
participate in the Del-Mar-Vs
Council, Sussex District 1860 "Ju
bilee Camporee". It's the Del-Mar
Va way of celebrating the 50th an
niversary of Scouting in America
Approximately 500 individualI
are expected to take part in thiI
three-day gigantic Jubilee Camp
oree" to be held on the DuPoni
Picnic Grounds, Woodland Road
Seaford, Delaware.
Saturday afternoon and evening
events will be open to the genera
public, and everyone is urged tC
attend. Scouting is just a little bit
OF everybOdy's life, SO let's make
this 50th anniversary OF Scouting
in America a tremendous success
on Del-Mar-Va. Get behind the
| lDel-Mar-Va Council, Sussex Dis.
trict 1860 Boy Scout "Jubiles
Camporee" at the DUPONT Picnic
Grounds in Seaford, July 20, %
oath. See that your favorite Scout
is there.
FAST GROWING - Recently re.
leased preliminary results of the
1860 Census have served to con,
firm the claim that Delaware, per-
centagewise, is one of the Nations
fastest growing states, points out
fho nolauoro State novolour1oui