Milford chronicle., 1930-05-16
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Don't forget Christ Church rum
mage sale, Saturday, May "a, in the
parish house.
The Faithful Circle of Kings
Daughters will meet with Mrs. VIM.
c. Smith on Thursday, May %.
Get your tickets for iona" a play
given under the auspices of the
Friendship Bible Glass, on Friday
evening, May %.
The Epworth League will have its
anniversary day program on Sunday
evening at GAS o'clock. Miss Reb-
beca Matthews will have charge Of
the service.
Mrs. Rattle Richards Sunday
school class held their last meeting,
until after summer, on Tuesday eve
ming, when they met with Mrs.
Thomas Davis.
The Century Club will hold bake
on Saturday, May II, next to Hills
restaurant at ten o'clock. Get your
good things for Sunday here. All do
nations will be called for by solicit
tors.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Avenue M. e. church
will hold it's annual Covered Dish
Supper" on Wednesday, May 21st, at
6 p. m. Please bring in the mite
boxes at this time.
The New Century Club will have a
bake on Saturday, or in other words
tomorrow. All kinds of good things
will be on sale. Be sure to he on
hand and buy something to complete
your Sunday dinner.
The Business Girls will hold their
last meeting of the year on Monday
evening, May 10, in the New Century
Club at eight o'clock. Miss Martha
Good will be present and plans FOR
the work next year will be discus
sed
The Milford Emergency Hospital
Auxiliary will hold rummage sale
in the vacant room adjoining Hills
restaurant, on Saturday, May II.
Anyone having any articles, please
notify Mrs. Robert Griffith by phone
and some one will call for them.
Landscape gardeners have been
beautifying the yard of Mr.. and Mrs.
William v. Grier the past week. Ev-
ergreens and perennials have been
planted on the sides and in the back
of the garden, giving pleasing
background for the ANIMALS and
roses that have been placed in the
center.
Sakimas Tribe, No 10, Improved
Order of Red Men will attend divine
services at the First M. P. Church
on Sunday, May 18. All the members
are requested to meet in the wig
wan at 10:30 a. m. so that we can
proceed in a body. Every member is
urged to come out and hear Rev.
Nichols.
DR.. Frank L. Grier has had made
in his yard facing Lake View ave-
nue. a sunken garden with pool for
the center. Walks are lined on each
side with diminutive box trees, and
many evergreen trees have been
placed in the garden. With per-
COLA and other pleasing garden ap-
pointments this is beauty spot that
all can enjoy as they pass.
Probably the last card party that
the New Century Club will have this
current year will be given in the
building on Wednesday evening, May
81. 1t will be just as enjoyable as all
the others they have had this year.
Come with your friends and have a
good time. Tickets are fifty cents
and that includes the fun of the eve
ming, your prizes. and the refresh
ments.
The third division of the Ladies
Aid Society of the Methodist Protes- !
tant Church will hold a supper in !
the dining room of the church on !
Wednesday evening, May %, from
five until seven o'clock. The ladies
have had many requests for another i
shore supper. The menu will con-
sist of the following good things:
Fried oysters, baked ham, potato ,
salad, deviled crabs, pickles, rolls,
coffee, lemon pie. Price of supper !,