Milford chronicle., 1963-11-29
Happenings OF Interest
Throughout Delaware

STATE GRANGE MEETING
The Delaware State Grange viii
convene on Tuesday and Wed.
nesday, December 3rd and 4th,
for its seth Annual Session. Ths
daytime sessions will be held In
the Broad Greek Grange Hall,
Laurel, Del. Tuesday morning,
resolutions will be introduced
and an off year election will bS
held.
Because Of the untimely death
of Francis H. Raughlsy who was
elected to two year term last
December as Master of the Del
aware State Grange, a new Mas
ter will be elected for one year.
G. Wallace Caulk, former Over
seer, was installed as Master
until a new election could be
held, which also leaves the Of
flee Of Overseer vacant.
Tuesday afternoon will feature
an Agricultural Speaker.
The State Youth and Juvenile
Program viii be held In the
Central High School, Tuesday
evening beginning at 1880 pm.
Climax Of the program will be
selecting the Delaware State
Grange Prince and Princess for
1854.
Wednesdays program viii fea-
ture Memorial Service at u:oo
am. for deceased subordinate,
pomona, and state masters and
past masters and their wives,
and installation of officers.
The Annual State Grange Ban
quet will be held In Central
High School Wednesday evening
at $3.50 p.m., with J. Roger
Deas as guest speaker.
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ATTEND MILK MEETING .
Among those attending the Inter-
state MILK Meeting In Philads1-
phia, last week from Delaware
we're: Director and Mrs. W.
Lewis Phipps, Wilmington;
Director ElwoodB. Gruwel, Fell
ton; Fieldman and Mrs. F. r.
Ealy, Wilmington; Fieldman
Clayton Reynolds, Denton, Md.
Ed. ]. williams, Hocksssin;
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman White
man, Wilmington; Paul Nelson
and Fred Smindinger, both OF
Newark; John c. Green, Mtde
dletown; Harry Deputy, Kirk
wood; Carlton Blendt, Jr., Town
send.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mill
man, Milton; Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Paul Vincent, Lewes; L. Rob
bins Webb, Lincoln; Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin J. Davis, Milford,
Carl M. Wright, Harrington; Mr.,
and Mrs. David Reynolds Rob
bins, Frederick; George Simp-
: son, Roland Garrison and w. II
Jump, Houston; Henry Koxicki
: and Dwight, NJ. Shuster, both q
81 Clayton; Ellis A. Browr
); s#yEna. ;. :.
III MILK ORDER APPROVED
d Approval Of the u. s. Depart.
ment of Agriculture's new Fed.
eral Order 4 to regulate thu
Delaware Valley Marketing
: Area" endor sement of Amer
+ ica's free enterprise system,
I accolades to retiring officers,
D and recognition of the increas-
ing cost Of milk marketing and
promotion were recorded at the
2sth Annual Meeting OF the m
ter-State MIX Producers Co
3 operative In Philadelphia Las,
: Wednesday and Thursday (Nov:
d 20 and 2l).
S The Cooperative announced
: that on behalf Of It's more thar
: 1000 members In Delaware,
5 Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsy-
i lvania, Virginia and West vir-
ginia II was voting styss" OF
( the U.S.D.A. plan to include thu
! former South Jersey, Philadel-
{ lphia and Wilmington, Delaware,
: markets In a new Federal Order
4 and to retain the handler poo
8 system Of pricing under thai
/, Order. South Jersey formerly
t had no federal regulation ans
y Philadelphia and wilmingtor
= were under separate orders.
= The SIS members and guest!
!. of the Cooperative who attend
!, cd the annual banquet In thu
1lBenjamin Franklin Hotel ball.
. room on Wednesday night hear
III DR.. Nicholas Nyaradi, forme,
It Hungarian Minister Of Financa
. who fled the Communist regime
h warn that the best weapo.
II Americans have to avoid
s s'shooting war" with Russia 4
10 their free enterprise system
70 and that II should not be bs.
/. Titled or ridiculsd.