Milford chronicle., 1925-11-27
MILFORD EMERGENCY
HOSPITAL BAZAAR TO
Be HELD NEXT WEEK
New Community Building Will Be
Scene Of One OF The Finest
Affairs Ever Given Here.
STARTS NEXT WEDNESDAY
People From All Sections Of Della.
ware Cooperate In Making The
Bazaar A Success.

The long awaited bazaar to be
given by the Milford Emergency
Hospital will be held in the New
Community Building on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of next week.
The Ladies Auxiliary and others
aiding in financing the Hospital
have worked hard to make the ba-
zaar success in every respect.
Manufacturers, wholesalers and re-
! tailers from all parts of the United
States have sent articles to be sold
at the bazaar. Even far off France
has contributed, and sent beautiful
French dolls to be sold that the
Emergency Hospital might benefit
thereby The ladies of the Auxil-
iary have extended an invitation to
their friends and neighbors in our
sister towns to attend the bazaar,
and it is expected that the New
Community Building will be filled
with capacity crowds on the Occa-
sion of its initial opening to the
public.
This bazaar serves many purposes
1t conveys our desire to serve and
support very worthy institution
1t prompts closer relationship be-
tween the people of our neighbor-
ing towns. The purpose of the ba-
zaar, of course, is to convert these
gia-s received from friends into
money at fair and equitable prices.
No doubt there will be something
which will attract you which may
be used as a Christmas gift to
friend. If it can be purchased at
the bazaar, it helps a very worthy
The suppers are in the hands Of
those who know how to serve real
Delaware food.
There will be dancing and other =.
forms of entertainment with a gooS
While we mention a few
)f The attractions, yet the real main
attraction is getting together and
Meeting friends.
Perhaps one of he most attractive
booths at the bazaar will be the doll
'ooth. selection of the hand
omest dolls purchaseable has been
made and the range of price is
rom soc to $3.50. Many young -
learts will be made happy should
he parent select one of these dolls
or the Christmas gift.
Wilmington will take an active
art in contributing to the success
f the bazaar. -
Interest in the affair also has *
ended to rural New Castle county.
To crystalize the interest in the
pper end of the State in the enter
rise of replenishing the treasury
this hospital, that has done SO
luch to alleviate human suffering
in hD
Delaware, the following commit
'e has been appointed by DR.. G.
ayton Grier, president of the insti-
Ltlon: Mrs. George P. BisselI, Mrs
obert ii. Richards, Mrs. Henry P.
colt, Mrs. Henry B. Thompson and
rs. Thomas W. Wilson, with Miss
nne d. Davidson, of the Evening
'urnal, as active secretary and re-
p1ent of all contributions of money
Id articles which may be sent
rough this committee. Miss Day.
son will have her headquarters
the first floor of the News-JouE-
u building and will see that Jan
IT'S are handled properly and for
arded expeditiously to Milford.
'ecial arrangements have been
ade for quick and accurate SER
&C.
With such committee sponsoring
e Milford enterprise at that end
the State it is felt that the con-
lDutlCns will be both many and
-bstantial, especially as the Mil
rd Emergency Hospital serves to
ssen materially the service strain
'on Wilmington hospitals in hand
g doWn-State medical and surgi-
! cases.
All persons giving fancy articles
the hospital bazaar are requested
leave same with Mrs. Rachel
fifth; or if you will call Mrs. Grif-
she will be glad to call for them.