Milford chronicle., 1961-08-04
Happenings of Interest
Throughout Delaware

GOSPEL TENT MEETING The
fifth annual Gospel Tent Meeting
will be held at Greenwood, Del, on
Addix Ave-, beginning Wed. Aug. 8,
and continuing over two Sundays
thru Aug. 20. Rev. and Mrs. Lin
wood Horseman of Millsboro, Del,
are the engaged evangelists and
singers. Services will be held each
evening at 1880, and over Sunday at
10 A. NJ, 2:30 and 1880 p. NJ. Each
evening Rev. Horseman will be Civ
ing special object lessons for youth.
A cordial welcome is extended to
all. The meeting is held under the
auspices of the Pilgrim Holiness
Church.
CLAN preparations are
complete for the annual clambake
and chicken barbecue sponsored
by Holy Cross Catholic Church,
Dover.
The tenth annual event, which
has grown steadily through the
years, will be held Sunday (Aug.
81 from to p. m. on the church
grounds, South State Street.
Last year more than 1000 peo-
pie Toasted on CLAIMS, chicken and
all the trimmings, said Henry He'll
er, general chairman. Improved
methods of serving will handle
visitors even faster this year, he
said.
Music and games are also on the
program. Proceeds go to the chur-
chs building fund. The public is
invited.
LIGHTHOUSE THEATER-The
Lighthouse Theater, Third and
Baltimore Avenues, Ocean City,
Maryland, are in the middle of their
summer season of producing
Broadway plays. August 1-6-"Look
Back in Anger" will be presented.
Aug. 8-13-"Pure as the Driven
Snow; Aug. 15-20-"Pleasure of His
Company; Aug. 22-27-to be an
nounesI later. Shows are present.
ed each week Tuesday thru Sunday
with curtain time at $3.50 P. NJ.
This the Fifth season of the
Lighthouse Theater. The staff con-
sists of Dorothy Burdette, Manag-
ing Director; James B. Mcmahon,
Director; Allen Arthur, Stage Man
ager; Bill Ponies, Associate Man.
ager and Director; MacCurdy Bur-
net, Technical Director. Jules lie
gler, New York Representative.
The box office is open from 1000
A NJ. to 11:00 P. NJ. Admission is
81, 50, $3.50 For reservations phone
AT9-7167.
| LATEX PICNIC-Internati
Latex Corporation employees and
their families will hold their annu-
al outing on Saturday, August 5.
at Riverview Amusement Park,
Pennsville, New Jersey.
According to Jack Moress, man
ager of employee services at In
ternational. about 5000 are expect
ed to attend.
A calvacade of cars from Dover
plant is due to arrive at Riverview
about 10000 A NJ Picnic activities
will include company games, use OF
the swimming pool. and rides on
the auto shooters, whip, rollaplane
and many other park amusements.
The NJ. S. Sea Belle" has been
! chartered by International for a
Delaware River cruise during the
! day, Mr.. Moress said.
There will be a special perfor-
nance of an aerial act in which
Mn4A1 ri nF 1.2 TIE T~sr
somersaults blindfolded ON high
wire.
PLANT ENGINEER-Ha A
Click has been appointed district
plant engineer for the Diamond
State Telephone Company.
Click, a 1881 graduate of Wilm-
ington High School and a 1885
graduate of the University of Del
aware, will coordinate the COM
pany's outside plant engineering
operations for the entire state.
Click started with the Diamond
State Telephone Company as a
craftsman in Wilmington in 1896.
He became an engineer in Wilm-
ington in 194S. a project engineer
in Georgetown in 1856, and super
vising engineer in Dover in 1858.
He had served in Philadelphia as
supervising engineer since last
April.
A navy veteran during World
War II, Click is a member of the
Telephone Pioneers of America.
He is also a member of Alpha
Epsilon Phi fraternity of the Uni
versity of Delaware.
Click is a former member of the
Georgetown and Dover Lions Clubs.
A native of Wilmington. Click is
married to the former Madeline
Pizor also of Wilmington. They
have one son, Stephen, years. and
live at 2405 Brookshire Drive. Chat
ham, Wilmington. Delaware.
Click formerly lived at North
Bedford Street Extension, George
town, Westview Terrace. Dover.