Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-05-05
Happenings of Interest
Throughout Delaware

ASIdWOIG
CONCERT Mr.. Tommy john
son, Director of Music Education
at the Wilmington Piano Company
will give a Concert in Trinity
Methodist Church, Frederick, on
Sunday evening. May 81, 1861, at
1870 D. m. Mr.. Johnson was for
merly the Staff OEganist for Sta
tions WMAL ard VOL, Washing
ton, d. c., and is presently the
Pipe Organist for St Elizabeth's
Church, Wilmington, Del.
CANCER DETECTION GEN.
TERS-Kent County, May, 1861
May 10: FELTON,. fire hall. Call AV-
enue 4-4587 for appointments.
May ii and IS: Dover, Kent
County Health Unit, Federal and
Water Streets. Call REdfield
4-5177, extension IS for appoint
ments.
May 10: Smyrna, Health Unit, Z.
Commerce Street. Call Olive
3-708S for appointments.
May "a: Dover. Kent County
Health Unit, Federal and Water
Streets. Call REdfeld 4-5711, ex-
tension SIS for appointments.
May 25: Milford, Health Unit,
Shore Theater Building. Call Gar
den 2-49S5 for appointments.
May 81: FELTON,, Fire Hall. Call
Avenue 445S7 for appointments.
BRIDGEVILLE CARNIVAL -
Bridgeville American Legion Post
No. 26 will present a carnival
starting Monday, May s. and end
ing Saturday night, May 10. The
carnival grounds will be located
just south of Bridgeville on old
Route Is, and will feature The
Virginia Greater Shows.
On the big midway there will be
10 rides including 4 special rides
for the smaller children, pleas
ing and entertaining tent shows
and plenty of clean family fun for
everyone Saturday afternoon has
been set aside for a special chill
drens bargain, 10 cent matinee,
on all rides and tent shows from
to p. m.
CAESAR RODNEY Coaches
DR.. Harry G. Neese, Jr., vice pres
ident of the Caesar Rodney Board
| of Education, recently reported
, back to the Board on a thorny
problem assigned by the Board to
a special committee including DR..
Neese and Everett L. Farr, Jr., adj
ministratiye representative on the
Athletic Council.
The Board approved the recon-
mendation that Carmen Celia be
reappointed as head coach with
veteran coach Thomas Shaffer be-
ing named as his first assistant.
DIR. Neese stated that 1T was felt
that these two coaches would give
strong balanced varsity coaching
leadership. 1t was also announced
that in the interest of a coordinat-
ed program all other football
coaches would be directly respon-
sible to the head coach.
IT
ware first was scored recently
when the Diamond State Tele-
phone Company connected Farm
Interphone" at the farm of James
H. Baxter, Jr., Georgetown.
This is the first Farm Interphone
installed in Delaware, Harold S.
White, the Georgetown telephone
manager. said
Bakers Interphone system links
the telephone in his house with
Interchangeable arrange
ment in his barn and barnyard,
White said.
In the past, White stated, farm
ers have devised various signal
devices on their farms to get
someone's attention.
Zone such device" the manager
added, lis the large dinner bell,
mounted on a post near the back
door of the farm house. In some
cases, this is the farms main COM
munication system. 1t signals the
| farmer when meals are ready, or
calls him to the house for visitors,
or for telephone calls.
REHOBOTH ART LEAGUE =
The Rehoboth Art League in cele-
bration of the Delaware Festival
of the Arts, will mount an exhibit
ton of the arts and skills of Sus-
sex County students.
This will be ready for inspec-
ton on Saturday afternoon, May
6, at > p. m. and will also remain
on view each Saturday and Sun
day, to 5 p. IN. through May, and
include Tuesday, May 80, Decora-
ton Day BY a special request it
may be open for groups at other
times.
The schools participating will
be those of RehobOth Beach, Lew
es, Georgetown, Jason High
School. Bridgeville. Seaford and
Greenwood.
Mr.. Walter Reifsnyder of Reho-
both will allot spaces in the Cork
ran Studio TO each school, and will
be assisted by the contributing
teachers. as well as by Mrs. j.
Louis Spang, and Mrs. Howard
Wilson for the Art League. This
will be done on Friday and on
Saturday morning preceding the
show.
STUDY OF ALCOHOL - The
study of "Alcohol-A Christian
Responsibilities" will continue in
Grace Church. Millsboro, on May
7th and 9th at 1880 p. m. There
were six churches represented