Milford chronicle., 1961-10-13

will sponsor a card party for the
benefit of the Nurses Scholarship
Fund, at the Dinner Bell Inn, Re-
hoboth, Monday, October 16, at 8
P. NJ Refreshments and prizes.
Bring your cards. Donation $1.0O.
4-H'ERS SKATE = All Sussex
County All members are invited to
the Skating Party, October 3Oth at
7:30. The All Council will be in
charge of the program as we spend
fifth Monday night at the Roll
Land. Check with your local leader
or with other All 'ers for transport
alton.
COURT CLERK - Judge Law
renee c. Elliott, Court of Common
Pleas, has appointed Edgar A.
Baker, Dagsboro, clerk of the
court.
Russell d. Jones will continue
as deputy clerk.
Baker has been employed by
Tunnel and Raysor for the past
five years as a lien and title
searcher.
McCOLLEY'S 103rd ANNIVER-
SARY-McColley's Chapel at Red
den, near Georgetown, will cele-
brate their 103rd Home Coming
on Sunday, October Is. The after
noon service will start at 200 p.
m. One of our former ministers,
Rev. Olin Shockley, will be guest
speaker There will also be spe-
cial music Luncheon will be SER
we'd at 400 p m.
The evening service will begin
at 7:30 p. m. The guest speaker
will be the Rev. Ivon Downing.
KENT COP WOMEN-Operation
Abolition, controversial film or
communism, will be shown at the
Hartly Fire House on Monday
October 16, at p m. at the month
ly meeting of the Kent County Re-
publican Women's Clubs. All Re-
publicans are invited. to attend
as the meeting is open to the pub
lie
there will be cake auction
Hostesses for the evening will
be the Republican women of the
Fourth District.
FIRST MEETING = The Ladies
Auxiliary to the Veterans of Fore
ign Wars, District No. 8 will hold
the first meeting for the 1961-6s
term on October II, 1861, at s
o'clock in the Adam-Simpler-Ware
Post Home in FELTON,. Sister Gen
evieve Davis will preside at this
meeting.
Information will be passed on tC
the Auxiliaries in District No. that
was obtained at the school of in
structions held recently in Wilm-
ington. All officers and Auxiliary
members are urged to attend this
meeting.
TOBACCO TAX-State Tax Com
missioner Alexander R. Abraham.
expects to have a bulletin in thu
hands of all tobacco dealers b.
October Is, outlining procedure
applying to the new cigarette tax
The State Tax Department will
require reports on inventorie
held at the time of the effectiv,
| date of the new two cent levy OF
November l.
Instructions for inventory ane
reporting and for handling the
stamps now being prepared by
special tax stamp printers will be
outlined in the bulletin, according
to the commissioner.
AS in the case of the recent in.
crease in the tax on wine, the new
two cent levy per package on Gig.
arettes will bring increases il
price to the consumer.
ADVANCE SALE-Season tickets
and special theatre party rates ar,
available for e SO University
Theatre productions at the Univers
ity of Delaware.
The season opens October 19 Will
Jean GiradouX's "Madwoman O
Chaillot," directed by Turner Edge
Subsequent major productions in
Cluue fNODpTl S1eTNOOu 5 AUe LII
coin in Illinois, in commemoratior
of the Civil War Centennial, an(
Jean Anouilh's dramatization of the
old legend "Antigcne."
Season tickets enable holders t.
see three productions for the price
of two. Ticket applicants also may
elect to see two University Drama
Group plays, THE Curious Savage
and THE Gazebo." or a total of five
productions for less than the price
of four.
INSPECTION NEEDED = Con
sumers of Delaware have become
more conscious of the need fol
weights and measures inspection
since passage of Weights and Mea-
sures Bill 1S6, according to Molloy
&c. Vaughn, Secretary of State Board
of Agriculture.
This bill passed the House ant
Senate without opposition and was
signed by the Governor on Septem-
- AaanrJtnn m tho lnw IL will