Milford chronicle., 1961-04-21

very delightful luncheon was held
at st. Stephens Episcopal Church
Paris Hall, in Harrington, on last
Saturday when the Harrington
Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club was hostess to their
sister clubs in the State Fedora
ton.
The affair was given to honor
Miss Ruth Ellen Rheim, of Smyr-
ma, the states member of the ma
tional board
ANNUAL BANQUET-The Del
marva Alumni Chapter OF the Kap-
pa Alpha Order is holding its An
nual Banquet ON April 22nd, at
$50 p. m. in the Wicomico Hotel
Ballroom, Salisbury, Maryland.
Invited guests include Senator
from Delaware J. Caleb Boggs,
and ex-senator from Maryland,
George L. Radcliffe.
Reservations may be made
through the secretary, Louis NAL
kus, High Bank Road, Salisbury.
Phone PI-2-4340.
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INTERESTING SPEAKER-Mrs.
Ethaline Cortelyou. chief techni-
cal editor at Aeroprojects, Inc., of
West Chester; Pa, will speak to
women students at the University
of Delaware on Tuesday. April 25,
under the sponsorship of the Com
mittee TO Further the Professional
Purpose of Women Students and
the student affiliates, of the Amer
ican Chemical Society.
Mrs. Cortelyou will speak on two
occasions. Her address, Interest
ing Opportunities in Chemistry for
Women" will follow D. m. din
ner at the Newark Country Club.
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VACCINATE HORSES = Now
is the time to have your horses
vaccinated for sleeping sickness
(Viral EncephaIitis) to assure pro-
lection through the coming sum-
mer.
University of Delaware livestock
specialist John H. Shropshire sug-
gests that you contact your veteri-
marian and arrange to get the Job
done before the middle of May.
This allows time for adequate
build-up of immunity before mo-
squitoes are out in force.
| Viral Encephalitis is a disease
I of birds which can be spread to
horses and man by mosquitoes,
Shropshire said.
NINTH ANNUAL ANTIQUE TEA
- The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of Goshen Methodist
Church, Milton, will hold their
Ninth Annual Antique Tea, featur-
ing antique spectacles, hair re-
ceivers, hand mirrors. hats, para
soils, handbags, and flower arrange
ments, in Fellowship Hall on
Thursday. April 81, 1861 from 2 to
5 pm. and to 8 pm Mrs Beatrice
Collins. Mrs. Helen Barker, Mrs.
Edna Brasure. Mrs. Edith ConwelI,
Mrs.
Nellie Burnham, Mrs Beulah
Reed, Mrs. Elsie Wagamon, Mrs.
Polly Stuchlik. Mrs. Audrey Por--
ter are serving as the Committee.
The tea will be open to the public.
TO BE H0N0RED-Edward w.
Clarke, of Dover, state commander
of the Veterans of Foreign Wars,
will be honored at a testimonial
dinner at the Capital Grange, Do
yer, this Sunday, April %, begin
ming at 3 p IN.
The affair. which is being spon-
sored by Commander Clarke's
"home post" Dover Memorial Post
1862, is expected to draw a ca
pacity crowd including veterans
leaders from all over the state.
Commander Clarke, who has pre-
viously served the VFW with dis
tinction in virtually all elective
and major appointive offices, at
state, district and post levels, is
currently leading the Department
of Delaware TO one of its most
successful years.
A veteran of World War II COM
bat service with the United States
Navy, Commander Clarke is pres
emily employed as a postal clerk
at the Dover Air Force Base.
SCIENCE FAIR - A program for
students participating in the Della
ware State Science Fair will be
held at the University of Delaware
on Saturday. April 2s.
Following general session in
Wolf Hall auditorium at which DR..
William A. Mosher, chairman of
the department of chemistry, will
be the principal speaker. the
science fair contestants will attend
short lectures and demonstrations
in the schools of agriculture and
engineering and in the departments
of biological sciences. chemistry,
mathematics and physics.
A uniyersity-wide committee
under the chairmanship of Associ-
ate Professor Thomas w. Brocken-
brough is planning the program for
the day.
Members of the committee are
Dean Edward W. Comings, Dean
George NJ Worrilow. DR.. G. Fred
Somers, Dr. Russell Remage, DR..
Frederick w. Van Name, Jr., and
DR.. Mosher.
DR.. Carl ]. Provost, will bring
greetings at the opening general
session.
I'LL LEADERS - On Thursday
night. April Is the All Leaders
were guests of the Delaware
Bankers Association at a Ban
quet held in Dover at the Capital
Grange Hall.
Many of the Sussex County All
Leaders attended this recognition
hannuaf Mr. Mvln Dau,noxr Of %ha
Federal Extension Staff and Direc-