Milford chronicle., 1960-10-07
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Deldwdre


band concert. speaking by national,
state and county candidates. Free
barbecue dinners served Affair
sponsored by Ninth District DEM
ocrats of Georgetown.
CHICKEN & OYSTER SUPPER
The Todd's Chapel W.S.C.S. will
sponsor Chicken and Oyster Sup
per in Todd's Community Hall on
Saturday, October 15 Serving
starts at $3.50 p. m. Adults, s1.35;
children 75c. 10-7-2t
SUPPER = Fried oyster, chick
en- salad. and dumpling supper
with dessert, for the benefit of the
FELTON, Community Fire Company
will be served in the FELTON, Fire
House on Saturday, October Is,
from 8 to s p. m. Take-out suppers
will be fixed from to $50 p. m.
Tickets = adults, $1.75; children.
S1.00.
DISCUSSION = Five prominent
Delawareans will lead discussion
groups at the annual meeting of
the American Cancer Society, Del
aware Division. to be held October
19 at the Society Office, 1925 Low
ering Avenue.
When people register for the
five hour annual session, they will
choose the discussion group which
they want to join later in the af-
ternoon The groups will be lead
by: Mrs. Samuel Handloff, public
information; Dr. Leslie w. Whit
ney, professional information DR..
Robert w. Frelick, patient service;
DR.. Joseph A. Arminio, profession
al service; and A. Felix DUPONT,
Jr., crusade.
The moderator of the overall
program, What is the Cancer So
ciety", will be DIR. John F. W. King,
National Director of Service.
LECTURE SERIES - DIR. Arthur
r. M. Lower, professor of history
at Queens University, Kingston,
Ont, will be the first speaker in the
1960-61 Winterthur lecture series
dt lHC OHiN Ci Sity VI OcldWdIt
He will speak in Wolf Hall au-
ditorium on Wednesday evening,
October II, on the subject, THE
United Empire Loyalists." The pro-
gram will begin at Sis.
DIR. Lower has been professor OF
history at Queens University since
1916 and has held the James Doug
las Chair in Canadian history since
1852. He has written a vast num-
Der of books and articles, includ-
ing Colony to Nation" and This
Most Famous Stream" for which
he was awarded the Governor
Generals Medal in 1947 and 1855,
respectively. He received the Tyr
rell Medal for work in history in
1947.
TRY 1T ONE HANDED-.'If you
don't think you're taking a chance
when you fol around trying to
push corn stalks through your
picker, just try tying your shoe
with one hand!"
That's a bit of advice passed
along by Bill Henderson, Sussex
County Agricultural Agent
A corn stalk is travelling about
one tractor length per second af-
ter it's caught by the snapper
rolls. If you have a hand hold on
it when it goes you're in trouble.
Mr.. Henderson said, "A corn
picker very rarely charges or at
tacks a man. The victim does the
grabbing"
Getting in too big a hurry when
you're picking corn can lead you
to one of these mistakes that fit in
the once-is-too-much category.
Don't pick fight with your
picker. Live to pick another dayi
COMMITTEES LISTED - Com
mittees for the 1960-61 season Of
the Bridgeville Little Theatre have
been announced by George F. Har-
desty, Jr., president.
They are-play selection, Min
ME Short, chairman, jeff Gray,
Dorothy Lewis, Patty Owen, Mer-
ritt Littrel1; stage decor-Peg
Metzler, chairman, Ruth Lichten-
berger, Dorothy Lewis, Florence
James; stage scenery and lighting
Charles Elliott, Daniel Chort, CO.
chairmen; props-Helen Beckert,
chairman, Pat Ewing, Victor Lew
is, Dorothy Lewis, Ann Jones;
makeup-Nancy Elliott, cairman;
Minnie Short, Nancy Bette, jean
nette Torbert; play program-Bet-
ty Ann Hardesty, chairman, Eva
Littrell, William Owen.
Also: publicity and posters
Stella Stack, Ann Jones, co-chair-
men; Edwin Jones Jack Lewis,
Shirley Ruos, Connie Spear; social
Wanda Davis, chairman, Harry
C. Davis, Dorothy Lewis; member
ship, jeff Gray, chairman, Merritt
Littrell, Lester Lichtenberger; ways
and means-Nancy Bette, chair
man, Patty Owen, Daniel Short,
Harry C. Davis, Lester Lichten-
berger; tickets-Allen Jones, chair
man, Mae Rudelmier, James Spear.
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- McColley's Cha
pei is celebrating it's one hundred
and second anniversary with
Homecoming day Sunday, Oct. 16,
1860. There will be two services,
an afternoon service, and an eve-
ming service The afternoon SER
vice will begin at 2:30, DIST, with
special music and congregational
singing. The afternoon speaker
will be the Rev. VIM Bundick, pas
tor of the New Castle Methodist
Church. The evening service will
begin at 7:30 with special music
and congregational singing. Rev..
Iyou Downing pagfor of MeCoIIavss