Milford chronicle., 1963-10-04

LAeg SAl4SNGAN
SALAD, AND DUMPING SUP
PER including dessert. Din
ner will be held at the FELTON,
Fire House on Saturday, Oct
ober l9, starting at 8 pm. Sup
perS to go out. Benefit of The
FELTON, Community Fire Com
pany. Prices adults, SITS
children 75f.
CHICKEN AND DUMPING
SUPPER at Goshen Methodist
Church, Milton, sponsored by the
W.S.C.S. Of that church tobe held
on Saturday, November 2. Keep
this date In mind.
OYSTER, CHICKEN AND
DUMPING SUPPER to be held
at Bethany Church, Loves Cross
Roads, on Saturday, October 10Th.
Serving starts at $3.50 pm.
Adults, $3.50, children, 75c.
4#%
WORLD : WIDE COMMUNION
SUNDAY will be observed In
the Bethel and Groome Meth
odist Churches, Lewes, Sum
day, October 6.
PREACHING MISSION spon-
sored by the Bethel and Groome
churches, Lewes, will be held In
the Groome Methodist Church on
the nights of October 9Th, 10th
and 18th, at 8 pm. Rev. Coving-
ton of Rehoboth Beach, Rev. Kir-
wan of the Nassau circuit, and
Rev. Hudson of Bethel and
Groome, Lewes, will be the min
listers delivering the message.
STATE ONE OF RICHEST :
Delaware has shown marked
growth in per capita personal in
come In the past twelve years.
In maintaining its status as one
Of the nation's Hrichest states"
on a per capita basis, Delaware
has been repeatedly challenged
by Connecticut and Nevada yet
has relinquished the lead on but
three occasions (in 1862, Ne
vada topped the standings with
So, 3,278 per capita with Delaware
second and Connecticut third).
Per capita income In Delaware
In 1862 was $736 ahead Of the
US. average. The margin be-
tween the national average and
the Delaware average has in
creased during the past twelve
years despite the fact that the
national income has increased
almost so percent during the
same period.
The total per sonal income re-
ceived by people In Delaware has
almost doubled between 1851 and
1862 : at time when the value
Of the dollar has been held rela-
lively stable.
ATTEND DOG SHOW The
Virginia Kennel Club which helc
its thirty-second Dog Show anc
Obedience Trial at Richmond,
Va, on September %, was attend
ed by Mrs. Aileen Mcpherson
and Mrs. Martha Benson OF
Wyoming, Mrs. Doris Wisk and
daughter Sharon of FELTON,, Mrs.
Stella Counselman of Houston,
and Mrs. Mamie DeLong of Har-
rington.
Mrs. Doris Wisk showed her
Toy Manchester Terrier "Wisk-
haven's Destiny" In the Toy Man
chester Terrier Special Show and
"Dusty", as he is called at home,
walked away with top honors. He
went all the way to fBest Of
Breed" winning out over nine
champions. He also had the high
honor of placing second in the Toy
Group. tDusty" now has a total
of IL points and needs only 8
more points to earn for himself
the coveted title Of Champion.
Mrs. Martha Benson's seven
month old beagle puppy 'fWagon
Wheels Wishful ThinkIn" gained
another two points towards her
Championship title by being judg-
ed the best thirteen inch beagle
bitch at the show.
Mrs. Mamie belongs Boston
Terrier Champion "Prince'S
Little Sister" was judged Best
of Opposite Sex In the Boston
Terrier Breed.
COUNTRY AUCTION The
women Of St. Paul's Episcopal
Church will hold a Country Auc-
ton at II am. on Saturday, Oc-
tober 18th, 1863 at the Richard
son Blueberry Farm, Swain
Acres Ext'd., Georgetown, Della
ware.
Some Of the many items for
sale are: a sofa bed, ice cream
freezer, luggage, electric train
and track, electric sewing mach
inc, rugs, antique sofa, cut glass,
glassware, dishes, books, antique
pine and poplar bed, refinished,
dining room table, buffet and
china, hot water heaters, drap-
cries, silver plated teaspoons,
cigarette lighters and other items
too numerous to mention.
Baked goods and soup will be
sold.
There will be a carnival for
the children, and lunch can be
purchased at the sale. So plan
to bring the entire family and
spend the day.