Milford chronicle., 1931-03-20
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Fulton Downing's new fran,
house on Clark avenue is rapid,
nearing completion.
Bakc-All kinds of good things tC
cat at the bake on Saturday, Marcl
lat Adams repair shop.
The Milford w. G. T. u. will mcet
with Mrs John Ingram next Tues
day evening. March n. Text word
Door
Rev. Frank lIcrson gave an ad-
dress The Land of the Shamrock
before the HARRINGTON WOman's
Club on Tuesday afternoon.
Support the Milford Odd Fellows
by attending the four act drama
Dust of the Earth" at Grange Hall
next Tuesday and Wednesday.
The ladies Of the NJ. p Church
will furnish You this week with
pies, cakes. cookies, etc, at Joseph
Adams store on South Walnut
street.
The Odd Fellows play Dust Of
the Earth that the Sunshine class
of the NJ. =. Sunday school is assist
ing with is one of the best ever Civ
en- in Milford
Come to Adams repair shop for
the bake on Saturday morning,
starting at 10 o'clock, for your
dressed chickens, potato salad. and
angel food cake
The Concord Dramatic Club will
give a play, The Man With Green
Shirt" at Cannon Community House
at Cannon, on Tuesday evening.
March 2l, at O'Clock.
Mrs. William Beacon, of Whining
ton will speak on international
Relations" at the New Century Club
on Monday. II will be an open day. |
Mrs. c. d. Abbott is the chairman.
Willis Hammond as Wandering |
Tom, with Paris Kirby as Old Nose. '
his companion. arc making a hit in
Dust of the Earth" to be given at !
the Grange Hall next Tuesday and !,
Wednesday.
Miss Sarah Alexander. Miss Anna
Smith. Mrs Helen Rogers Miller
and Mrs. George Rodney are taking
prominent parts in the Odd Fellows
play at Grange Hall next Tuesday
and Wednesday.
You'll miss something if you fail
to see John Jester, VIM. Berry,
George Rodney and Sam Berlin. 10
cal Odd Fellows, in dust of the
Earth" at Grange Hall, next Tues
day and Wednesday evenings,
The Red Cross relief fund is being
added to by a silver Offering that
will be taken at the Musical Tea
given at the New Century Club on
Monday evening. Mrs. George w.
Marshall has the affair in charge.
Don't forget the Hospital Card
party at the Nurses Home next
tuesday. March "a. These parties
gre becoming quite pUpular for cv-
erpohc comes with the idea of hav-
NJ d good time aud incidcntly doing
heir bit for the hospital. II
Wednesday. April %, at the Plaza
$ tho date set for home talent en-
crtainmcnt for the benefit of the
hospital. This promises to he Il treat
or theatrc-gOcrs. because under q
he management of an experienced
'oach, Milford talent will he at its
'cst
sixty Miles An Hour" "A home 7
alcnt play, with cast of over 100, {
yill he presented by the Harrinet0n C
ire Company, at the Reese Theatre, a
lOndGS, and Tuesday, March % and Il
q. Tickets on sale at Sharp and {,
lcnIing. Harrington. Reserve seats, +,
0c; children, 25c; regular seats,
0c.
Cedar Grove =. T. A. will hold an :,
at the school house IA
II Tuesday evening, March 81. A I
lay entitled The Family Failing II
i'll nc given also. Music, readings. ~
nd blaCklaCC sketch. Ice cream n
nd cake for sale. A small admission =,
i'll be charged at the door Every -
ody come and help out q good W
iuse. :,
Miss Paxton. a national Y. w. c. cl
secretary will be present al a j
"a given in the New Century Club
'oius on Wednesday afternoon from !
to- 5. This is membership week N
lroughout the United States, and W
effort is being made to secure Y
cmbcrS for this organization. II
here is no membership fee and il is III
'pcd there will be much interest Ii
lown in promoting this project anil NJ
have better understanding of IS
c local need for this worth while W
ork. Miss Martha Good, the dis w
ict secretary and her assistant, =
iss Ruth Kemp will also he pres
It. The public is most cordially
vitcd.