Milford chronicle., 1961-10-06
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware
PHARMACY WEEK-"I urge all

PHARMACY WEEK-"I urge all
Delawareans to join in salutlng
those men and women, who, as
pharmacists, contribute so much 10
our well being, said Governor
Ebert ~ Carvel this week in call
ing public attention to Natlonal
Pharmacy Week which is currently
being observed in Delaware.
In a statement issued at Dover,
| the chief executive described the
states pharmacists IS friends and
neighbOrs who are as close to US
as the neighborhood drug store"
and commended them on their
skill in preparing prescribed phar-
maceuticals for use as medicines"
which he said helps alleviate pain
and suffering.
BRIDGEVILLE RIFLE AND
PISTOL CLUB-held it's Delaware
First State Match, October 1. There
were IS competitors entered in the
match. VIM. Russell from Penn
sylvania, set new range Reco|d
with a score OF 249 out of $50.
VIM. r. COverdale of Bridgeville,
who holds the Delaware State
Championship trophy for the sec
ond year scored 246 out of $50 and
came in Second Place. Winner Cow
erdale carried home winning tro-
phies.
The Delaware State Champion
ship Trophy was donated to the
Bridgeville Rifle and Pistol Club
by H. P Cannon and Son of Bridge
vile in 1858.
MEN INDUCTED-The following
men were indicted into the u. s.
Army from Sussex County Septem-
Der %, 1861. John w. Vannicola, a
. volunteer, from Greenwood; Carl
Eugene Roberts, Georgetown;
Charles M. T. Harmon, Frankford;
Jay Richard Roberts, Millsboro;
Henry Calvert Richardson, George
town; Donald G. Spicer, Laurel;
Wayne Ernest Warrington, Selby-
Vile; Ronald F. Ingram, Seaford;
and Sterlin Beckwith, Harbeson.
These men reported to the State
Armory, Local Board No. 2, George
town, Delaware. Mr. George H.
Thawley of Laurel, representing
the Selbyville Camp Of the Gideons
presented each man being indicted
with New Testament.
SUSSEX COUNTY LADIES AUX.
ILIARIES-of the Volunteer Fire
men met at the Millville Fire Hall.
Wednesday evening, September q,
at p. m. At this meeting, the new
officers for the coming year were
installed as follows: President,
Mrs Mary Dutton, Lewes; Vice
president, Mrs F. Elaine Jones,
Greenwood: Secretary, Mrs. Mary
Birmingham, Lewes; Assistant Sec
rotary, Mrs. Mary Rogers, George
town; Treasurer, Miss Esther
Long, SelbyvilIe; Assistant Treas
urer, Mrs. Doretta Hudson, Days
boro.
The new president appointed her
committees.
The MillyilIe Auxiliary served a
delicious platter and also provid-
ed the entertainment for the even
ing. There were 153 persons pre-
sent.
JOINS DULANY-Mr. Littleton
w. Johnson has joined Dulany
Foods Inc, Fruitland, Maryland
food professor, as manager OF Pro-
duction Research, according to an
announcement by A. w. butcher,
Production Vice President He will
be responsible for all phases OF
research into cost analysis, pro-
duction line layout and operating
efficiencies for the company plants.
Prior to joining Dulany. Mr..
Johnson was Associate Extension
Food Technologist at Virginia Poly
technic Institute, Blacksburg, Viz
ginia. He received both his B. 5.
and NJ. S. degrees at V. p l. and
has been a member of the staff
there for the past years. He and
his wife, the former Nancy Mott
ingham Taylor, are both natives OF
the Eastern Shore of virginia.
They and their two children are
making their home at 312 Wyman
> Drive in Salisbury.
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