Milford chronicle., 1962-06-08

NE EEI1NU Inc ITOleSSlOlldl
Beautician's Association of K n
and Sussex County are holding
their Installation Service a n
Charmez Tea on June II, Sunday
afternoon, at the Benjamin BAN
neker School auditorium, from
to 4 pm. Admission. $50.
sponsored annually by the Houston
Cardinal All Club will be held
Saturday evening, June 9. at pm,
at the Houston Fire Hall.
This festival is for any All club
member in Kent County. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
BIBLE SCHO0L-Avenue Meth
odist Church will hold it's Daily
Vacation Bible School June 11th
through June 22nd Session will be
held Monday through Friday from
800 am. to 11:45 am. Glasses for
boys and girls ages IA will in
clude worship, study, art and
recreation periods. The theme for
this year is Lets Learn About
God.
All children who are not en-
rolled in a Bible School are in
vited and urged to come.
NEW APPOINTMENT Mr..
Roland Hermann has been ap-
! pointed merchandise manager and
fashion co-ordinator for the Col
Inns Stores which operate a group
of % Department Stores in North
and South Carolina, Virginia and
Florida.
! Mr.. Hermann will be attached to
the executive staff of the main Of
| flee which is located in Charlotte,
n. c. The Hermanns will make
their home in Charlotte, in the
near future.
Mr.. Hermann has been asso-
ciated with d. Coopersmith here
in Milford for the past year.
LOCAL FIRE CALLS-John G.
Jester, Fire Recorder for the Car
Isle Fire Company, Milford, sub
mitted the following fire report for
| the month OF May
Number of alarms, Is, numbers
43 to 55 inc; city alarms, g.; rural
alarms, Z, silent, 2; Types 2
chimneys,. 2 heaters, wood and
grass, / barn, l shed, 2 rescue,
l auto, 1 restaurant; Hose used :
750 feet of 1-inch; Ladders raised,
! "a feet; distance travelled, 125
1 L,
pumping time, 2 hours, so min
utes; Attendance 326 men i'm
service, 1867 man hours in service;
% average attendance at ach
alarm; Loss total, $500; city,
| 5000; rural, $4,000.
Ambulance report for May :
total trips. 35; total men in serv-
ice, 81; total hours in service, 76;
total man hours in service, 81;
total miles travelled, 1858.
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! COMPLETE COURSE - Ap-
proximately thirty-five members
of the Carlisle Fire Company, Inc.
are just completing an emergency
first-aid course which has b
given at the Community Building
for the past five, or six weeks.
These men have spent 21a hours
each might concentrating on vari-
GUS rescue and firrst-aid methods
which would be important to them
and to the community they serve.
Many of these men are working ON
rotating crew, basis providing
ambulance service to the Milford
area twenty-four hours a day In
recent months it has become more
apparent that there lis the need for
/ well-traIined qualified men to par
ticipate in various types of rescue
operations as needed The training
! during these classes has empha-
sized the care, handling and trans
portation of injured persons, res
cue operations and other Iii f e.
saving technics. The instructor for
the classes has been Mr. George
VonGorres, Harrington, assisted
by his brother, Mr.. Herbert Won
CORES, Georgetown.
| LATE DISCIPLES = On April
10th the Late Disciples Sunday
School Class of Calvary Methodist
Church met at the home of Mrs.
Thelma Carpenter with a large
number of members and guests
present. The devotions and bust
ness meeting was in order; then
am election of officers. MR. Richard
Hall was in charge of the election,
and the following ladies were
elected: President, Miss Eunice
Smith; Vice-President, Mrs. Doro-
thy Reynolds; Secretary, Mrs. EN-
ma Harding; Flower Committee,
Mrs. Mildred O'Day and Mrs Mary
Camper; Card Committee, Mrs Ida
Rogers; Treasurer, Mrs. Thelma
Carpenter and Publicity Commit
tee, Mrs. Julia Wilkins. Teacher,
Mr.. Richard Hall.
Everyone enjoyed seeing movie
slides taken by Mr.. and Mrs. Car
penter ON their trip to Florida;
then delicious refreshments were
served by our hostess.
On May 8th the class met with
Mrs. Dorothy Reynolds ait h e r
home with Mrs. Elizabeth Poore
and Pauline Daniels as CO.
hostesses. Mrs. Reynolds led the
devotions, and Miss Eunice Smith
was in charge of the business
meeting. The officers gave t h e ir
reports of the month, and then
there was a discussion on how ito
make money for the class treas