Milford chronicle., 1962-09-28
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

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TURKEY SUPPER-Oct. 20 Har-
Ibeson Community Hall serving
$3.50 pm. until finished Mrs. Del
ema Carey, Ticket Chairman. Tick
cts, $1.50, adults and SIS children,
sponsored by the WSCS of, Harbe-
son Church.
OYSTER, CHICKEN AND DUMP
lings Supper = The annual supper
with sweet potato biscuits will be
held at Nanticoke Community
House on Georgetown-Bridgeville
Road, November 10, starting at
pm Committees will be appointed
later.
KIDDIES FUN DAY = Houston
Volunteer Fire Company is spon-
soring a Kiddies Fun Day live
elephant, pony rides, kiddie rides
plus Free Show "No rides over
$.25. Houston Fire Company
grounds, Wednesday, October 8, 2
to 8 pm.
COCKER SPANIEL SCORES -
WAH-LAN,S Dark Mission, owned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest H. Wahl
of Harrington, has made his third
nice win Sunday, Sept. %, at the
| Valley Forge Show, Collegeville,
Pa, he went Best of Winners in
the black variety. On Wednesday
| Oct. 8, Dark Mission will be at the
Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia,
! to participate in the eleventh an
nual observance of National Dog
| Week
CHICKEN AND DUMPLIN
SUPPER = Don't forget, Saturday
evening, Sept. 20, the Ellendale
New Market W.S.C..S will have a
chicken and dumpling supper in
the Glendale Fire Hall, adults,
$3.50 children, 65 cents. Menu
will be chicken, dumplings,
mashed white potatoes, swe e
potatoes, dressing, peas, pickles,
beets, cranberry sauce, rolls, cof-
fee and apple pie for dessert.
| There will also be Variety Booth
with homemade cakes, pies, jellies
and fudge as we'll as handmade
articles that will make lovely
Christmas gifts.
TO REPRESENT = Arthur Will
ley of Greenwood will represent
Southern States Cooperative mem
| bers in the Greenwood area at the
Coop perative's district election
meeting to be held October 4, at
Salisbury, Maryland.
Alvin Mills, manager of the local
Southern States Cooperative Serv-
| ice Agency in the above area, will
| also attend
The session will elect "a member
| of the cooperative to serve on its
Board of Directors for the next
years. The man elected will be
confirmed at the Cooperative
39th Annual Stockholders Meetins
in Richmond, Virginia, on Oct. q
and 26. The group will also selec
a nominating committee for tha
| 1865 election meeting.
YOUTH ENROLMENT = Gov
| Elbert N. Carvel this week urged
all Delawareans to cooperate in
4 the American Youth Enrollmena
now underway.
i The chief executive, in a state
/ ment issued at Dover, also gave
his personal endorsement to the
program which, he said, will help
| improve and perpetuate our treas
ured American ideals, institutions
and way of life. especially as they
relate to our American youth
The American Youth Enroll
ment, which began on September
II Constitution Day" and
continues through Sept. 80, is a
movement to encourage boys and
1 girls to affiliate with one or more
of Americas many youth-servine
and character-building organiza-
/ tions.
During the current Youth En-
rollment, parents and gra n d.
parents are also being urged to
pledge that when the infant anG
pre-teen children of their families
are of proper age, they, too, viii
be encouraged to enroll in charac-
building groups of church and
community.
THIBAULT TO SING = Conrad
Thibault, we'll known Community
Concert artist, will sing the lead
ing role in "Elihaj7 at the Seaford
High School Auditorium on Sun
day evening, November II, at SOC
pm.
The combined Choirs of Blades
Bridgeyille, fredericksburg and Sea
ford, under the direction of Mrs
Sigurd Swensson will hold their
first rehearsal Thursday, Septem-
ber 27, at 700 pm. at Mt. Olivet
Church, Seaford Other rehearsals
| will be held at the same time and
place on October 4, II, Is, % AND
November 1 and s.
Mr.. Thibault is coming to Sea
| ford as a favor to his friend and
former accompianist, A d n
1 Mowhray orpaniSt aft Mt 0liyat