Milford chronicle., 1963-10-18
Happenings OF Interest
Throughout Delaware

ANNUAL OOFSEn lie
Delaware) Volunteer
Fire Company Will present their
chicken, dumpling and
oyster supper on Saturday, Oct.
l9 and Sunday, Oct. 20. Serving
will start at 8 pm. on Saturday
and at | pm. on Sunday. A full
menu will be provided and the
serving will be family style In
the upstairs banquet room Of the
Bridgeville Fire Hall on Market
Street.
Tickets are priced at $3.50 for
75c for children between
six and twelve. Children under
six are free. Tickets are avail
able from any fireman or they
may be purchased at the door.
AS usual the special take out
section will be In operation down
stairs at the rear Of the fire
hall. Tickets are priced the
same for take out dinners.
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TURKEY SUPPER The an
nual Turkey Supper, sponsored
by St. Paul's Episcopal Church
of Camden, DEL, will be held at
the Caesar Rodney School Cafe
terra on October 26. Serving
hours are 4:3O to 700 p.m.,
with take-out dinners available.
Tickets will be on sale at the
door or phone 734-5o88 for
reservations. Starting at noon
in the cafeteria there will also
be an Art Exhibit featuring works
Of well-knoWn local artists. The
Pantry Shelf will be in opera
tion, starting at noon, and all
sorts Of homemade goodies will
be offered for sale.
LUTHERAN ASSEMBLY : The
Fall Assembly Of the Delaware
District Of Maryland Lutheran
Church Women will be held On
Thursday, October "a, 1863 from
800 am. to 2:3o pm. The AS
sembly Will be held at Holy
Trinity Lutheran Church, Con-
cord Avenue and 23rd Street,
Wilmington, Del.
The scriptural theme for the
Assembly is ''What you have
learned and received and heard
and seen In me, do; and the God
Of peace will be with you." :
Philippians 4:9.
DRIVING CHAMPION Tom
Lewis OF Frankord, Del, has
only to continue his present pace
to win for the second consecu-
tive year the driving champion
ship at Kent and Sussex Race
way.
The Harrington track, which
ends its current harness racing
program next Saturday night,
gives $l0o cash award annually
to the leading driver. The sec
ond leading driver receives a
$50 cash award.
Through last Friday night
Lewis had compiled a record Of
Is wins, 10 seconds and 10 thirds
in 5S-starts for a Universal Rat
ing Of .4l3.
SYMPHONY SOCIETY The
Eastern Shore Symphony Society,
which includes Delaware and Vir-
ginia, is again having its annual
drive for new members. There
are three concerts offered for
the bargain price Of $500 and
also members can attend one
B ONUS concert of their choice
in Baltimore at the Lyric Thea
tre.
The concerts are held at State
Teachers College, Salisbury,
Maryland and dates for the 1863
64 Season are as follows:
Monday, December 9, 1868;
Wednesday, January %, 1864
youth and Evening perfor-
mance);
Monday, March Is, 1864 youth
and Evening performance.
On December 9, the famous
Isaac Stern, will ap-
pear with the Baltimore SYM
phony. The Youth Concerts, jan
lary %, 1864, and March Is,
1864, also at State Teachers COL
lege, are held at 4 pm. and
tickets are $l.oo for the concerts
and are sold through the schools.
Anyone In this area who Is In
terested in joining, Is urged to
contact Mrs. Homer Bryan, 645-
$3.50, Lewes, Delaware. Tickets
are selling very fast as this con-
cert series covers a wide area.
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ACHE NEMENT DAY The
Home Economics Extension Club
will hold its 35th Annual Achieve
nent Day on Wednesday, Oct.
30 at the Agriculture Sub-Sta-
ion at Georgetown. Luncheon
reservations may be made
through Mrs. Floyd Lingo,
Georgetown.
& DUMPING DIN
NER On Sunday, Oct. 20, from
Loo to 500 p.m., at the Moose
Home in Harrington. Adults,
$3.50; children, 75c.