Milford chronicle., 1928-06-29
HAPPENINGS IN
II AND ABOUT TOWN

The Ladies Aid of Slaughter Neck
will meet with Mrs. Carlton Argo on
July 1st.
The Children's Day exercises of
MilIWood will be held Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock at Millwood in the
grove.
Note the change of place for the
Friendship Glass entertainment,
which will be given in the lecture
room of the Avenue M. E. Church.
If you have never heard Keith's
Ensemble of Dover, buy your tickets
now for the entertainment on Fri
day evening in the lecture room of
the M. E. Church.
A very interesting evenings enter
tainment is being planned for Fri
day evening by the Friendship Class.
Don't fail to secure your ticket ear
ly. Price 35 cents.
The price of admission for the
Friendship Class entertainment in
the Avenue NJ. E. Church lecture
room on Friday evening, June 29, is
only 35 cents. Don't fail to be pres
ent.
Keith's Ensemble of Dover will |
provide plenty of fine music on Fri
day evening, June 20, in the lecture
room of the Avenue M. E. Church.
Sketches and readings will also be
given.
In the lecture room of the Avenue
M. E. Church on Friday evening, a
fine program of splendid music, fur
nished by the Keith Ensemble Of Do
yer, humorous readings and a sketch
will be given.
The Mite Society of the Presby-
terian Church enjoyed a most de-
lightful porch party on Tuesday af-
ternOon at the home of Mrs. G. r.
Long After the regular business
meeting, they enjoyed games on the
lawn, which we're followed by re-
freshments and a pleasant social
time.
Potato shipments from the Del {
marva Peninsula during the season
until Friday amounted to 2,476 cars. ]
Shipments last Thursday amounted
to 460 cars, compared with 241 cars i
on the corresponding date last year. f
COnsignments up until Friday were a
Al cars less than the same period a
last season.
For his topic at the morning SER l
vice next Sunday Rev. J. Franklin |
Bryan will take "The Bruised Reed
and the Smoking Flax" a subject
full of comfort and cheer. At the O
evening service his subject will be N
Manifestations of True Love-" in L
which he makes the statement that fl
the "love life is shown only by G
life of love-" ii
In peppy tennis match of mixed s
doubles Tuesday afternoon G. A. Co b
ell and Miss Anna B. Scott won two M
sets out of three, playing against al
sam Berlin and Miss Laura Salevan. al
The opponents were well matched, M
wo of the sets being deuce sets Nv
which threatened to last until dark, u
Dut finally ended, Colell and Miss aL
Scott the victors in one set and Sam M
Berlin and Miss Salevan in the other F'
ideas for new menus are suggest
d to the shopper, from the inviting
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ready-to-serve" specialties, in J. E. Ml
lobinson's new Sherer Freezer Dis az az
lay Case, which has just been re- I'd nd
eived and equipped with electric re- ~
This preserves all the III
bod value and flavor, in a circulat- rt ItS
lg atmosphere of frosty, health-pro- u, ~,
ecting cold, and is fine addition to IA IA
[r. Robinson's store. @ %,
The Presbyterian Sunday school
ill hold its annual picnic at
laughter Beach on Tuesday, July
}. All members of the church who In
ave automobiles have been asked IN
? the chairman Of arrangements, g. az
Holzmueller, to loan them for the SH uo.'
;e of the congregation on that day. Io.C Iat
hose willing to use their cars \ w. y
Iould advise him at once. The auto w W.
obiles will leave from in front of D.
e church at 9 o'clock in the NOR Nv
ng of the picnic. Grown-ups are
ged to take the day off and enjoy
e picnic along with the children.
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