Milford chronicle., 1963-09-13
Happenings OF Interest
Throughout Delaware

FALL SEASON OPENS The
Fall Season Of the Dover Century
Club Chorus began Tuesday, Sep
tember 10th with a Coffee Hour at
$3.50 am. at the Dover Century
Club on The Green. Membership
Is open to young women inter-
ested In singing, especially those
who have had experience In
church and school groups. Free
nursery service Is provided for
all rehearsalS.
Mrs. Joseph P. Copeland, wife
OF Capt. Copeland, Of Janeka
Lane, Sherwood, Is 1963-64
President of the Chorus. Mrs.
Howard Grody, Cecil Street, the
immediate Past President, is
Chairman Of the September 10th
Coffee Hour. Mrs. william ].
Storey, Penn. Avenue Is the d.
rector and Mrs. D. D. Perkins,
wife Of Capt. Dorance D. Per-
kns, Hawthorne Road, DAFB, Is
the accompanist.
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SIS. REDUCES PRICES AS
part Of its overall emergency
service for any farmers In its
territory affected by drouth,
Southern States Cooperative has
announced 1t will continue price
reductions on three important
dairy and beef cattle feeds in
effect since early summer, at
least through September. These
reductions viii be In effect
throughout the cooperative's ter
ritory, including this state.
The cooperative Is also pur-
chasing hundreds Of carloads of
hay for moving into areas, most
Affected by the drouth and as
sisting with and handling govern
ment corn being made available to
farmers at reduced rates In de-
clared "drouth disaster" coun-
ties In Virginia and other states,
w. T. Steele, Southern States
general manager has announced.
Earlier In the summer, the Co
operative slashed prices on two
varieties Of sudan grass, recon-
mended as excellent for providing
supplementary grazing for dairy
cows and other livestock.
PARLEYPLANNED- The Del
aware Wudlife Federation Is ac-
cepting reservations for its 18th
annual convention Sept. 20 % at
the Star Of the Sea Hotel In Re-
hoboth Beach.
A "get acquainted" party Sept.
20 at SPIN. will mark the openinl
Of the sportsmen's convention to
be followed by business and social
sessions during the next two days.
Committee meeting will be held
during the Sept. 81 morning ses-
sion followed by an illustrated
talk In the afternoon by members
Of the Game and Fish CommtS-
sion on the general subject O
"Conservation In Delaware" al
which time the commissions ac-
tivity from 194s through the pres
ent viii be reviewed.
Sunday, Sept. %, there will be
a fishing contest followed by the
election Of officers In the earl,
afternoon.
CHICKEN AND DUMPING
SUPPER = at Asbury Methodist
Church, Harrington, on Saturday, i,
Sept. 2Sth from 4 to 1880 pm. In
Collins Hall. Tickets are $3.50
for adults and SITS for children.
Get your tickets now from any
member OF Asbury wscS.
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FELTON, FIREMAE'S SUPPER
The FELTON, Community Fire
Company will hold their supper on
Saturday, October 10, 1858. More
details will follow, but keep this
date in mind.
ANTIQUE SHOW The
Eighteenth Annual Newark An
tiques Show, sponsored by the
Women Of st. Thomas Church,
will be held In the st. Thomas
Parish House, at 27o South COL
lege Avenue, across from the
University Of Delaware campus,
in Newark, Delaware, on Sep
tember %, "a, Is, and rs. Open
ing Is scheduled from 2 to 10
pm. on Monday, September %.
Hours for Tuesday and We'd
nesday will be from IL am. to
10 p.m, and from II am. to
4 pm. on Thursday.
Twenty-nine dealers from a
seven state area will display all
types Of antiques, bric-a-brac
and special collections.
Mrs. Bruce Lutz and Mrs.
Robert Sparrow are serving az
co-chairmen of this annual event
In the college town.