Milford chronicle., 1962-04-06

Trap shooting Association Will.
hold a Turkey and Ham S h 90 t
Sunday, April 8, starting at 1900
noon, on the Alvin Reed farm, Le-
ives. Speck and Blue Rock. All
shooters welcome.
FRIED OYSTER, CHICKEN
SALAD AND DUMPING SUP
PER-served annually by the Eel
ton Community Fire Company, will
be held in the FELTON, Fire Hall,
Saturday, April IA, beginning at
$3.50 pm Dessert will be included
in the price which will be
announced later
All SHORT COURSE - The an
nual All Short Course will be held
on the campus of the University of
Delaware in Newark on June 1920.
Members who are IA or over are
eligible to attend. Registrations
should be sent to the All Agents
Office by June 6, Mr. Pinnell says
All Short Course is an annual
opportunity for boys and girls to
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who have similar interests. Lots
of fun is planned as we'll as dis
cussion of timely subjects and
social topics.
SPRING CONFERENCE = Della
ware Personnel and Guidance As
ociation Spring Conference,
Treadway Inn, Dover, Delaware,
Thursday, April 5, 1862. T h m e
'Referrals - When, Where ID
Why. Keynote Address: Dr. AL
bert A. Branca, Associate Profess
or of Psychology, University Of
Delaware, New ark. Discussion
groups morning and afternoon
sessions. Summation of Conference
DR.. Dugal Arbuckle, Boston
University
FARNHURST VISITING = Your
cooperation is hereby requested
to call to the attention of those
who may be interested the Spring
and Summer visiting schedule at
the Delaware State Hospital, at
Farnhurst
Relatives and other authorized
persons may visit patients any day
Monday through Saturday, b e.
tween the hours of lis pm. and
4 pm. In addition, between April
1st and October 1st, Sunday visit
ing, between the hours of lis pm.
and pm, is permitted for ground
privileged patients. Visitors m u S t
obtain visiting permit at the In
| formation Center Building prior to
| calling on the patient on the ward.
FASHION SHOW - Democrats
aren't afraid of anything. Especial
ly the ladies for The Woman's Ma
tional Democratic Club of Wash
ington, D. c., who have chosen Fri
day the 18th of April, for their
annual luncheon and fashion show
benefit
Holiday USA." ~ the h m e
selected for this gala affair will be
held in the Sheraton Hall of the
Sheraton Park Hotel Fashions and
commentary will be by the world
famous American designer, Pauline
| Trigere, and the show will be
staged by Julius Garfinckel and
| Company. Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson
will be Honorary Chairman. Special
emphasis will be given to tourism
and travel in the United States, and
/ decorations and door prizes from
| so states will be key feature.
| Invitations have been sent to all
parts of Delaware, and many res
! ervations have been made from all
| three counties. Mrs. j. Allen Frear,
| Jr., past President and now a men,
Der of the Board of Governors, is
serving as Delaware's Chairman
with Mrs. Jackson c. Davis and
Mrs. A. R. Baker assisting her.
WRITER'S CONFERENCE The
| 14th Annual Philadelphia Regional
Writers Conference will be h d
June Is, IA and Is at the Hotel
| Warwick, 18th and Locust Streets.
James j. Mulderig, sales manager,
| announced today.
The Conference, dedicated to the
principle that all writer's, b h
| professional and beginners,
need new incentive and helpful
guidance in their writing en-
deavors, brings together writer's
from all over the country. The
closing date for entering manu-
scripts in the prize contests is May
1, 1862.
"We are very happy to have the
Philadelphia Re 6 i on a | Writers
| choose the Hotel Warwick as head
| quarters for its 14th Annual Con-
ference" Mulderig stated, land all
our modern facilities will be at the
disposal of this cultural group"
| For contest rules and further in
| formation, write to: Philadelphia
Regional Writer, Box S97, Philadel-
phia 8, Pa.
| BUSY SUNDAY = This Sunday
April s, promises to be an impor-
tant and busy day for officers and
members of the Department of Del
aware, Veterans of Foreign Wars.
At Dover, Sunday afternoon,
three carefully selected judges will
| closely examine scrapbook entries
of posts and ladies auxiIiaries to
determine which Delaware V.F.Wr
| units had the most outstanding
Community Service programs dur
ing the 12-month period that ended
last Saturday, March 81. The three
top entries picked by the judges
| will be forwarded to VF.W. Ma
| tional Headquarters at X a
City for further consideration i n