Milford chronicle., 1961-10-27

TURKEY SUPPER - Dessert
included, Saturday, November 4,
with serving starting at 4:3O D.
M. sponsored by the WSCS at the
Fellowship Hall of the FELTON,
Methodist Church. Adults, s1.5O:
children, 75c.
COMMUNITY SUPPER = The
WSCS of Goshen Church of Milton
will hold their Annual Community
Chicken and Dumping Supper in
Fellowship Hall, Saturday, Novem-
Der 4, to s p. M Menu: Chicken,
Dumplings, mashed white potatoes,
candied sweets, turnips, string
beans, dressing, cole slaw, cram
berries, pickles, relish, jelly, rolls
and butter, coffee, tea, ice cream
and ritz crackers. Adults: S1.5O,
Children 75c.
SUPPER = The annual Chicken
and Dumpling-Oyster Supper, with
hot sweet potato biscuits will be
held at the Nanticoke Community
House on Georgetown-Bridg
Rd., Saturday afternoon, Novem-
Der 18, starting at p NJ Every
one Welcome-plenty of room.
Committee for arrangements are
Mrs. Henry 1. Short, Sr., Mrs. Ma
bel Lambden, Mrs. George Carmean,
and Mrs. Roy Layton.
FARMINGTON SUPPER = On
saturday, November 4, the Farming
ton Volunteer Fire Company will
hold Fried Oyster and Chicken
Salad Supper. The menu also in
cludes dumpllngs, dressing, variety
OF vegetables and dessert, with
prices S1.50 for adults and 75c for
children. Platters to take out NAV
be obtained from $3.50 to 6. The
meal is prepared and served by the
auxiliary, assisted by the firemen.
PHARMACEUTICAL MEETING
The Delaware Pharmaceutical
Society held coordinated meeting
at two different locations on
thursday, October II. A unique
hook-up provided by the Diamond
State Telephone Company allowed
pharmacists in Dover and Whining
ton to participate in the meeting
with a moderator at each location.
New Castle County pharmacists met
at the Smith, Kline and French
drug wholesale house in Whining
ton, while Kent and Sussex phar-
macists gathered at the Gilpin
wholesale house in Dover. The
new method was termed highly
successful and will be tried again
at future meetings.
ACHIEVEMENT DAY-The Kent
County Home Demonstration Clubs
viii observe Achievement Day on
| Wednesday, Nov. l from 10 A. M.
to P. M. at the Grace Fellowship
Hall, Wesley Church, in Dover.
| The speakers for the occasion
will be Mercedes Hurst from the
International Harvester Company,
Carole Winslow, Home Economist,
from A & NJ Karaghevsian Inc,
and Mr.. William Henshaw from
Vanes Florists Mrs Edwin Engle-
hart will direct the singing.
| Arrangements have been made
| for a nursery in the Church to
open at $50. There will be a small
! charge per child, the Mothers will
be responsible for their child's
| lunch. Lunch for the club mem
bers will be served in the Treadway
Inn.
BONDING DATA-John Richter.
representing the Butcher and
Sherrard firm of investment bro
kers in Philadelphia, discussed
municipal bonding at the meeting
of Laurel council recently.
1t was explained the firm handl-
ed the financing for the Lewes
sewer projection hand too was
John Dagenais of the company'S
Hagerstown office.
Council received a progress re-
port on data gathered on Delaware
engineering firms by John Messick
of Tunnel and Raysor, town attor-
neys.
Repairs were ordered on Rossa-
katum Run at the home of the Rev.
F. c. Walls on Fourth Street. The
State Highway Department will be
asked to make repairs to Brooklyn
Avenue, where work was recently
carried out by utilities company.
FOUNDERS DAY Founders
Day will be celebrated with a Tree
Planting Day to be held at Camp
Todd near Denton, Md. established
camp site of the Peninsula Girl
Scout Council, Inc. on Sunday, Oct
Of n ii
ents and friends of Scouts are in
vited Dress will be informal for
both girls and adults.
Girl Scout troops will bring shade
trees to plant in specified locat-
ion at the camp site. The Flag Cere-
mony will be given by adults from
the Dover area.
Contributions to the Juliette Low
World Friendship Fund will be
hung on. the Fund Tree by the Juli-
cite Low representative from each
troop. This Fund is used to promote
worldwide friendship among girls
of all countries.
Each Neighborhood will present
song or dance of International
flavor, as part of the program. Re-
freshments will be served.
HARRINGTON SCHOOL - The
School Building Commission has
approved the awarding of the con-
tract for the construction OF the
Pierre S. du Pont Elementary
School to John L. Briggs and Co.
of Georgetown.
The total cost of constructions