Milford chronicle., 1962-03-30

SHOOI = L n Sussex County
Trap Shooting Association will
hold a Turkey and Ham Shoot
Sunday, April 8, starting at 1900
noon, on the Alvin Reed farm, Le-
ives. Speck and Blue Rock. All
shooters welcome.
ANNUAL CHICKEN, DUMPING
and Oyster Supper at the Nanti-
coke Community House near
Cokesbury Church on Georgetown
Bridgeville Road will be held
March 81, starting at PM. sharp.
Committees are Mrs. George Car
mean, Mrs. Henry Short, Mrs. Roy
Layton and Mrs. Mabel Lambden.
FRIED OYSTER, CHICKEN
SALAD AND DUMPLING SUP
PER-served annually by the Fell
ton Community Fire Company, will
be held in the FELTON, Fire Hall,
Saturday, April IA, beginning a t
1880 pm. Dessert will be included
in the price which will b e
announced later
ETERANS OF FOREIGN
WARS - District No. and its
Ladies Auxiliary will sponsor
dance and dinner at the Newman
Lee-Urban VFW Post Home in
Clayton, on April 21. Tickets are
on sale for $500 per couple or
$3.50 each. Please contact your To-
cal VFW Auxiliary for tickets.
SALES MANAGER = Hayward
Morgan has been appointed Sales
manager of the Baltimore Division,
American Stores Company. Pro-
NOTED from his position as Adver-
tising Manager which he filled for
over two years, Morgan takes a
wealth of experience in the o o d
business to his new assignment.
Starting as grocery clerk in
1881 Hayward Morgan learned food
retailing in the Baltimore Division,
managing stores in Maryland, Va,
and West Va Prior to his Adver-
tising Department experience h e
served as Assistant Grocery Buyer.
WALLS BOOK COMMITTEE -
meeting was held at the home Of
| Mrs F. Helen Truitt near George
town, on March %.
Meeting was called to order by
the chairman, Mrs. Elsie M. Robin
son, who announced that the pub
Usher will be ready to start print
ing the book May 1st. Orders for
the book have been coming in at
| a steady rate, so the committee is
| confident that the quota of orders
will be reached by the end of April.
All those interested in obtaining a
copy, should contact Mrs. Robin
son, Route 1, Box III, LeWes, as
soon as possible.
Two more ancestral photos were
submitted for the book during tn
meeting, bringing the number up
to fourteen. After the meeting ad-
j o u + d, delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess.
MOTORISTS WARNED - Th e
S t a e Highway Department is
warning motorists that flashing
red light at an intersection means
that vehicles must be brought to
full stop before they are driven
| into the intersection.
The Departments Traffic Di-
vision said it has been receiving
/ reports that motorists are assum-
| ing that the flashing red lights are
| merely warning to be careful, and
| that a full stop is not required.
Motorists should not confuse the
flashing red light with the flash
| ing amber light, which is a eau
ton signal, says the Department
The flashing amber light does not
| require a full stop.
A flashing amber light usually
| confronts traffic on a main road,
| while a flashing red light is for
traffic on the intersection subsid-
| iary road.
| MILTON DANCE-The public is
| again invited to attend the 3rd
| Annual Odd Fellows Dance to be
held this Saturday evening in the
| Milton School Auditorium March
81, SIP pm. The event is sponsor
ed by Golden Rule Lodge No. II of
| Milton to raise money for chari-
| table projects promoted during the
year.
By attending this affair the
public has the opportunity to help
a worth while cause and have an
enjoyable evening out. Music will
be supplied by the popular Lu
Paris Orchestra. In addition to the
free refreshments, door prizes will
be given throughout the evening
Tickets may be purchased at the
door Saturday evening or reserv-
ed by telephoning 6844571 be-
tween ST pm.