Milford chronicle., 1941-05-09

Great Sachem Benjamin C. An
drews will visit Milford lodge Tues
day night, May 20.
Farmers are still looking for
rain, and fire-fighters are becoming
fearful that the continued drought
will cause another rash of woods
and sedge field fires.
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A military funeral was held on
Tuesday for Henry Banzett, last
Civil War veteran in the Dover
area. who died last Friday evening
at tEe age of 9S years.
The Susanna Wesley Circle of
which Mrs. Frank Hall is chair
man, will meet on Wednesday eve
ming in the Fellowship Glass room
of Avenue Church at 1880.
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Home grown asparagus is plen-
tiful in local markets, priced as
low as 19c per bunch. This tasty
vegetable is rich in vitamins, and
is good for young and old alike.
Don't forget the covered dish
supper at Avenue Methodist Church
this evening at six o'clock. A cover
ed dish and twenty-five cents will
admit you. Come along, enjoy a
good meal and good fellowship.
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The Avenue Circle of Avenue
Church, of which Mrs.
]. S. Willis is chairman, will meet
in the social hall of the church on
at two. DIR. M. Dalema
Draper will continue her Bible
talks.
Members of the Pocahontas
Lodge are invited to attend a COW
cred dish supper next Monday eve
ming, May 12, at o'clock, to be held
1t the lodge hall. Members are re-
Iuested to bring visitor. Price, rs
,ents.
A covered dish and twenty-five
.ents will admit you to the sup
Ter in the Avenue Methodist Church
t six this evening. Another quar-
er will admit your guest. Come !
long, have a good supper and 4
oOd time.
The annual May Merchandise
air, sponsored jointly by the Mer-
handise class of Milford High :
chool and the local merchants will :
e held in the Community Building !
n Thursday and Friday evenings. :
lay 22 and 20. y
The May meeting of the Ladies' s
.uxiliary of Memorial Hospital d
yill be held at the home of the +
resident, Mrs. ]. Lynn Pratt, ON a
Wednesday, the 14th, beginning at f
lree. Tea will be served those il
resent at four. Il
The Willing Workers of Millwood h
ill meet at the home of Mr.. and n
Irs. j. P. Smoot on Friday even e
lg, May 8, with Mrs. Raymond Da- il
is, Ann Smoot and James Raugh- r
~ on the entertaining committee. ii
large attendance is desired.
Faith" was the subject of an Ii
ldress by E. Paul Burkholder. n
ent county supervisor of rural n
,hools, at the Goldey College -
lumni Associations fiftieth an n
lal reunion banquet and dance in .,
lie Hotel dupont Gold Ballroom, n
Saturday evening. tn
The following is a schedule of N
e rehearsal periods for the recent "a
organized choral group, under al
e direction of Mr.. Rudolph: Mon pi
" night, May IL, bass section at q
clock; alto section at 7:45 o. d'
Dck; soprano section at $3.50 o. %
Dck. The tenor group will re- M
rise Tuesday evening at 1880 o. u.
ock instead of o'clock as pre- 0l
0usly planned. ~
The annual DAY in Old New M
stle" will again be held in New Pl
stle on Saturday, May II, from Nj
e to 6 o'clock, daylight saving RI
he. There will be twenty-four RI
bile buildings and private homes CT
ened at that time and rare china, tel
YER, portraits, and historic doc A.
ents will be shown. ]. Rogers Ri
lcomb is chairman of the affair Bu
ich is sponsored by the Parish fol
lid of historic Emmanuel Church Th
nded in 1859 and built in 1903. w.