Milford chronicle., 1962-10-12
Happenings of Interest
Throughout Delaware

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BIG TURKEY DINNER-Watch
for details of the Turkey Dinner
to be held in Asbury Methodist
Church, Harrington, on We'd, Nov
7th, starting at A pm.
CHICKEN AND DUMPLIN SUP
PBR-Nov 3 Milton. The WSCS
of Goshen Church, Milton will hold
their Annual Community Supper in
Fellowship Hall, Saturday, Novem-
ber 8, from to 8 pm. T ckets:
Adults, $3.50; children, $.75.
TURKEY SUPPER-Oct. 20 Har-
lbeson Community Hall serving
$3.50 pm until finished. Mrs. Del
ema Carey, Ticket Chairman. Tick
cts, $150, adults and SIS children,
sponsored by the WSCS of Harbe-
son Church.
YSTER, CHICKEN AND
DUMPLING' SUPPER = Bethany
Church, Loves Cross Roads will
hold its annual oyster, chicken and
dumpling supper on Saturday, Oct
ober 20. Serving starts at $3.50 p.
m. Adults, $1.50; children, SIS.
OYSTER, CHICKEN AND
! DUMPING SUPPER = The WIS
C.S. of Asbury Church will hold
their oyster, chicken and dumpling
supper at their community house
on the Georgetown and Laurel
! Highway, Saturday, October 13
serving to start at $3.50.
| OYSTER, CHICKEN AND DUMP.
lings Supper = The annual supper
with sweet potato biscuits will be
held at Nanticoke Community
House on Georgetown-Br -Bridgeville
Road, November 8, starting at 4
pm. Committees will be appointed
| later.
l ulDAOLl lO SlNU - OOllI du
| Thibault, we'll known Community
| Concert artist, will sing the lead
| ing role in "Elihaj' at the Seaford
High School Auditorium on Sun
day evening, November IL, at 500
| pm.
The combined Choirs of Blades
Bridgeville, fredericksburg and Sea-
ford, under the direction of Mrs
| Sigurd Swensson will hold their
| first rehearsal Thursday, Septem-
| Der 27, at 700 pm. at Mt. Olivet
Church, Seaford. Other rehearsals
will be held at the same time and
place on October 4, IL, IS, 25 and
November 1 and s.
Mr.. Thibault is coming to Sea-
ford as a favor to his friend and
former accompianist, A l d r u
Mowbray, organist ait Mt. Olivet
who will play for this per-
| formance.
| MEDICAL EDUCATION = Many
| Delaware physicians on h o sp t a
staffs and in private practice are
| taking advantage of medical con.
| tinuation education through h {
facilities of FIN radio beginning or
| Tuesday, October 8, at 11:55 am
Broadcasting to groups of doc
tors assembled in hospitals in Will
| mington, Milford, Lewes, Seafor(
and the State Board of H altf
| building in Dover, Philadelphia!
educational FM Radio Station, "
HYY, will carry the first of the
seasons 20 one hour subjects
which will be heard each week a
the same time.
The radio seminars are produc
ed by the Pennsylvania Hospital
| Continuation Education Program
will be conducted by faculty mem.
| bers of Philadelphia m e d ic a
schools. Groups of physicians.
selected participating hospitals
| will question speakers after talk
This will be done with the aid Of
remote transmission. equipment
| Questions and answers are simu
ltaneously rebroadcast in ord e
that listeners with FIN receivers il
homes and offices can benefit from
the entire program.
/! FEED-GRAIN PROGRAM Land
that was diverted from wheat, bar
ley or corn in the Feed-Grain pro
gram may be pastured beginning
November 1st according to Sila.
Dukes, Chairman of the Sussex A
tS.C. Committee.
| In making the announcement Mr.
Dukes stated: "This will be gooi
news to many farmers who have
had their feed supply reduced b,
the dry weather this summer"
A total of 370 Sussex C ount t +!
farmers participated in the 1876:
Feed-Grain program, diverting 90,
754 acres from wheat, barley ol
corn to. grass or some other cover
crop.
| Looking ahead to 1868, Mr.. Duk-
es urged all farmers who are plan
ming to use lime next year to bring
! in. soil samples during the month
of December from the fields to be
lined These samples should be
brought in well ahead of the time
the lime is to be applied in order
| that test results may be available
to the County Committee when the
| application for assistance is C o n
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