Milford chronicle., 1960-09-23

FASHION SHOW - September.
24-(rain date, Oct. D-Fashion
Show at Spruce Acres, Main
Street, Camden, home of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Hartman, sponsored by
st. Paul's Episcopal Church, Cam
den, Del, featuring styles from
Emanuefs of Dover and Milford.
Time: 200 p. m. Tickets $1.00.
8-19-6t
SCHOOL CUSTODIANS - The
Annual Meeting of the Delaware
School Custodians' Association will
be held in Dover, Delaware, this
Saturday, September "a, 1860, at
200 p. M, in the Dover High
School, President Earl Tate said
that some matters up for discus
sion will be the recent legislation
affecting salary schedules for
school custodians, and related mat
ters.
DEMOCRATIC DINNER - Plans
are being made by the Milton
Democratic Club for a dinner and
dance October z, with Democrats
of Lewes and Rehoboth joining
Milton in the planning.
At the clubs September meeting,
with the president, Mrs. Edna Bra
sure presiding, the speaker was
Ernest H. Jefferson, mayor of Mil
ton and Democratic candidate for
representative from the tenth dis
trict. William Belts, committeeman
and Mrs Christine Donovan, COM
mitteewoman, also spoke.
SUPPER = The Annual Turkey,
Chicken and Dumplin' Supper" will
be held Saturday, October %, start
ing at p. M, at the Nanticoke
Community House on the George
town Bridgeville Road. Menu
Turkey, baked chicken, dumplin's
dressing, sweet potatoes, turnip
green's, corn bread, hot sweet po-
tato biscuits, butter, lima beans and
dessert. Your help will be greatly
appreciated by attending; benefit
of building fund. Price: $1.35 ad-
ults; children 60c Chairman, Mrs.
Granville Lambden, Mrs. Roy Lay
ton, and Mrs. Henry Short, Sr.
9-16-6t
TICKETS In DEMAND = Mrs.
Sara Mclean, general chairman
for the dinner and rally to be held
by the three Democratic clubs of
Lewes, has announced that the tic
kets have been in great demand.
The dinner will be at the Lewes
Fire Hall, Friday, September 80,
at Z p. M, and will consist of tur-
key with all the fixings and a nom
meat choice.
The dinner will be catered by
Edith Holland. There will be music
by triO.
Elisha Dukes, vice chairman of
the Democratic state committee
will be POSTMASTER All state, coun-
ty and local candidates have indi-
Gated that they will attend.
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HOMECOMING SERVICE = The
Homecoming Service at Greenwood
Grace Methodist Church will be
held Sunday, September 25th, at
200 p. m.
There will be special music by
the Choir, including compositions
by Gounod, Franck, Mueller, Saint
Saens, Millard and Steffe.
Guest soloists include: Evelyn
Swensson, soprano; Carol Part
ridge, mezzo-soprano; Lou Reyn-
olds, contralto; Leon Donovan,
baritone.
Kathryn Copple will be at the
console of the recently installed
Conn organ.
Rev. Edwin c. Thomas, former
pastor of Grace Church, will
speak.
A coffee hour will follow the SER
vice.
BAND CONTEST = Final plans
have been announced for the coun-
ty band contest which will precede
the visit here of u. S. Senator Lyn-
den c. Johnson, Democratic can
didate for vice president, on Oc-
tober 3rd.
The bands will meet at ~7:45 that
night at the railroad tracks in
Georgetown for the competition.
There will be out-of-county judges
and Judging will be on music,
marching, appearance and spirit.
Raymond v. West, Sussex Coun-
ty Democratic chairman, said that
each participating band will re-
ceive $40 and that in addition, the
first prize will be $50; the second,
$40, and the third, $40.
The Johnson rally will be, "open
air" SO that as many as wish may
see him.
CANCER DETECTION CENTERS
October 5: Houston, Fire Hall.
Call Garden 2-S95S for appoint
ments.
October 12: FELTON,, Fire Hall.
Call Avenue 4-4587 for appoint
ments
October 13: Dover, Kent County
Health Unit Health Building, Fed
eral and Water Streets. Call Red
field 4-5711, Ext. SO. for appoint
ments.
October 10: FELTON,. Fire Hail.
Call Avenue 4-45S7 for appoint
ments.
October 20: Dover, Kent County
Health Unit, Health Building, Fed
eral and Water Streets. Call Red
field 4-5711, Ext. So for appoint
ments.
October 21: Smyrna, Health I'm
it, E. Commerce Street. Call Olive