Milford chronicle., 1962-10-12

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HOMECOMING SERVICE = Nc
Colley's Church will hold their
Homecoming Service, Sunday,
October IA. Special m nisters and
singers will be announced later.
TURKEY. CHICKEN AND
DUMPLIN' SUPPER - McColley's
Church will have their Fall "Tur-
key, Chicken and Dumplin' Supper"
Saturday, November 10.
FIREMEN'S SUPPER - A Fried
Oyster, Chicken Salad and Dump
ling Dinner including dessert will
be held at the FELTON, Fire
House on Saturday, October 13,
from $3.50 to 7:30 pm. Prices
$1.75, adults 75c children.
RUMMAGE SALE = The Har-
rington New Century Club will
sponsor a rummage sale on Friday
and Saturday, October 10 and 20,
starting at 10 am. in Hoffman's
Garage, just off Railroad Avenue.
All members having articles for
the sale may take them to Mrs.
Arthur Hoffman on Thursday be-
fore sale.
BAZAAR SCHEDULED ST.
PauTs Episcopal Church will hold
it's annual turkey supper and ba-
zaar Nov. 3 at Caesar Rodney
School, William H. Draper, Jr., an
nounced today
Mrs. f. Cowgirl Barnard and Mrs.
G. William Hunt are in charge of
the bazaar. Miss Jean MacIssac is
chairman of the art exhibit. Mrs.
Joseph Nuss will be in charge of
preparing the food, and Mr. n d
Mrs. Steven j. Anderson will ar
range for serving the meal.
DEVALINGER ELECTED Del
aware's state archivist, Leon de-
Valinger of Dover, has been elect
ed president of the Society of
American Archivists, which recent
ly met in Rochester, NY. DeVal-
niger has served as treasurer of
the group and last year was elect
ed vice president.
A native of Wilmington and
graduate of the University of Del
aware in 1890, he joined the Del
aware Archives Department h a t
year and became the state archi-
visit in 1941.
WESLEY WINS THREE = The
Wesley College Wolverines tabled
their third win in a row Saturday
against Montgomery Junior Col
lege, at Takoma Park, Md. This is
the fourth season in a row that
Wesley has defeated the Maryland
Junior College, a Tri-State Con-
| ference rival.
A safety and a touchdown gave
the Montgomery Knights an early
lead in the first half, but the VOL
verines snapped back with IDS by
Chet Carroll and Bob Sylvester,
both former Dover High School
Conaway, who also set up Wesley's
second goal with a 43-yard pass.
Conaway and Carroll were cited
by Head Coach Dick Smith for
Player OF. the Week honors.
Wesley meets Williamson Tech
| School Friday evening at home,
with the kickoff at pm, in the
Dover High School Stadium A n
Extra feature of the game will be
| the appearance of the 100-piece
Conrad High School Band
LOCAL ARTISTS SHOW =
Painters along the Atlantic side of
| the Peninsula, from Milford, Della
ware to Berlin, Maryland, are be-
| ing featured in the October Show,
which opened Sunday, the 7th, at
the Wicomico Art League, Schu-
maker Road, Salisbury, and Will
continue throughout the m h.
The Studio will be open to the
public from 2 to 5 pm, Sundays
and admission is free.
| About forty paintings will be on
view, representing artists in NJ il
ford, Georgetown, Lewes, Milton,
| Millsboro, Dagsboro, Frankford,
and Selbyville, Delaware, and Ber-
lin, Maryland. Among those exhib-
iting are Blanche W. Baker, Geo.
S. Buhl, Beatrice Carey, Anita B.
Casey, Henrietta Daisey, Jan e
Hastings, Marguerite Hudson, Deb
i bic Hungerford, Ruth Lenhart,
Beebe Mariner, Genevieve Mcnan-
fel, Mary Pepper, Alice Powell,
Agnes Shapiro, Doris Taylor, Har-
riet NJ Thomson, Dr. William NJ
Thomson and Barbara West.
VFW CO0PERATING-All posts
of the Department of Delaware,
Veterans of Foreign Wars have
been urged to cooperate with the
Delaware State Junior Chamber of
Commerce in its current Seat
Belts for Safety drive
Department Commander Samuel
A. Lynch said this week that all
post commanders have been alert
ed to furnish information and as
sistance to the Jaycees in an ef-
| fort to have every VFTW member
install seat belts during the next
two weeks.
"At a time when highway fatal
titles are running too high in Della
ware, l believe it to be of utmost
Importance that every person in
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