Milford chronicle., 1961-10-13
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

to meet October 81 at the Agricult-
ural Substation has been changed to
November 4th. Lawrence Jestice,
President of the County Links, says
that because of other meeting con-
flicts many have better chance of
attending if the date were changed
A business meeting is scheduled
to follow a covered dish supper set
for $50 p. m. at the Substation.
SUPPER - The annual Chicken
and Dumpling-Oyster Supper, with
hot sweet potato biscuits will be
held at the Nanticoke Community
House on Georgetown-Bridge
Rd., Saturday afternoon, Novem-
Der II, starting at P. M. Every
one welcome-plenty Of room.
Committee for arrangements are
Mrs. Henry 1. Short, ST., Mrs. Ma
bel Lambden, Mrs. George Carmean,
and Mrs. Roy Layton.
HYMN SING = The Burrsvil1e
Methodist Church Charge is pre-
senting a Hymn Sing, 7:30 p. M,
Sunday, October Is and October
%, at Union Church, Burrsville,
Maryland.
The Hymn Sing programs are
in preparation for a revival to
start Sunday, October 29, at I'm
ion Church
The NJ Y. F. groups have form
ed a choir and also the adult
choirs from the four churches,
A Drncnanf M
ley, have united for these pro-
grams. There will be several spe-
cial pieces.
We invite all our friends to join
us, to give their voices, prayers
and praise to our Lord, Jesus
| Christ
LADIES' NIGHT-Lower Della
ware Shrine Club Ladies Night"
will be held Saturday, November
4, at the fire hall in Seaford. There
will be dinner, dance, and gifts
| for the ladies. All mobiles and
members of the Masonic Craft are
sincerely invited to attend with
their ladies. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned from Herschell Billings,
Milford; John Walls, Harrington;
Richard Howell, Milton; and j.
Henry Mcdonald, Dover.
AUCTION SALE-In Burrsville
Community House. The ladies of
Wesley Church, Burrsville, will
| hold an auction sale on Saturday,
October IA, at 100 p. m. New and
used household items, kitchen ap-
pliances, furniture, clothing and
home-cooked foods such as pies,
| cakes, rolls. salads, etc, will be
for sale. Donations will be appre-
ciated and may be left at R. H.
Stafford and Son before the sale.
ART EXHIBIT AWARDS
Four Member Exhibition of the
| Rehoboth Art League, the last of
the current season, closed on Mon
day.
Prizes were awarded according
| to popular votes of the visiting
public. The show had been hang
ing since August g.
This year the leagues awards
of $50 and SO were given not only
for a single painting but, also to
the artist whose several pictures
amassed the greatest number of
signed votes.
The first prize winner of this
| popular approval was artist Ted
die Tubbs Nirs. j. Townsend
| Tubbs) of Rehoboth Beach. The
painting itself that earned the
most wide approval was Autumn
Mood a watercolor by Anne Ben
nethum (Mrs. William H.) of Will
mington. Her picture received 81
votes out of a total of 533. She
won second prize
JOIN 4.H-Every Sussex County
boy or girl between ages 10 : 81 is
eligible to join a All club. The only
requirement besides age is COM
| pletion of at least one All project
each club year.
What is All Project? It's a pro-
gram by which a member is able to
grow in ability and skill by doing
as we'll as keeping records of what
is done. These projects can easily
fit any family situation
A great variety of projects range
among Entomology, Dairy, Safety,
Tractor, Swine, Poultry, Rabbits,
Garden, Clothing. Food Preparation,
Meal Service. Room Improvement,
Home Grounds improvement. Elec-
trio, Jr Leadership, Personal Ac-
counting.
Each project has many phases
from elementary to advanced skills.
| Club members are encouraged to
| develop a project to its fullest and
into thing economically worth
while and to a satisfaction to them
selves.
Sussex All Agent Pinnell stands
ready to help members and leaders
| with questions about their project
] work
CHILDREN'S THEATER - "A
| Fox In A Fix" will be on the stage.
alive. at Seaford Central High
School Auditorium on Saturday
evening. October 81, at 700, and
again on Sunday afternoon, October
%. at 500. with running time of
| about one hour.
The Seaford Players. under the
| capable direction of Mrs. James G.
Birney, will present this children's
play, while the Seaford Branch of
| the American Association of Uni
versity Women are sponsoring it for
| the benefit of its Scholarship Fund.
This miniature play, humorous
and delightful from the very be-
ginning, is based on Chinese
Legend for children by Lois Dean.
Although the entire cast is adult,