Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

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World Community Day meeting
viii be held in the New Century !
Club on Friday, November 4, at two !
thirty p. m. All women are invited ]
to attend.
Plans are going forward for the
campaign for memberships in the
Community Concert Association
which will be carried on from No
vember to noon on the 5th.
Rugs for your kitchen, bath room
or bed room at the Calvary Metho-
dist Church Bazaar on November
II.
The Milford Neck w. S. C. S. will !
hold Halloween party this eve
ing in the Milford Neck Church. /
Participants are invited to come
out and enjoy the fun and TO come
masked.
No. s Circle of Avenue Methodist
Church will have a food sale pre-
ceding the regular meeting Of the
w. S. c. S. held in the church on
November 1. All kinds of good
things will be on sale.
Fill your sweet tooth with as
sorted chocolates on November IL
at the Calvary Methodist Church
Bazaar.
! Circle No. 6 of Avenue Methodist
Church will have food sale follow
ing the World Community Day at
the Milford New Century Club on
November 4. There will be good
things to supplement your supper
or dinner.
A food sale consisting of cakes,
cookies, candy and eggs will be
held by Circle No. 1, Mrs. Dallas
! Kitchens and Circle No. 4, Mrs.
Frank Grier, at the Avenue Metho-
| dist Church, following the general
, meeting on Tuesday, November /.
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Come early! Do your Christmas
shopping at the bazaar at the Cal
vary Methodist Church on Friday
November II.
All members and interested
friends are invited to participate in
the, Week of Prayer service which
will be held in Avenue Methodist
Church, Friday, Oct. %, at 1880
t This service will be about one hour
f long. Come and join in the service
= -
r Mayor William ]. Storey of Dover
was made an honorary member o
= the Past Commanders Association
:. of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, a
= Smyrna. Clarence Bradley, presi
f dent of the association, presided a
: the meeting, held following din
ner.
There will be aprons in assorte
e sizes, colOrs and styles-priced t
} fit your pocketbOOk at the CalvaT
Methodist Church bazaar on NoVen
i Der II.
d
- The ladies of the Church of Go
~ will hold a bake sale on Saturda
Q October 20, at $3.50 a. m. in ii
=, door way of the lodge hall, next
= Ragains Pharmacy, on Walnl
- . street. Chickens, rolls, cakes, pie
~ will be on sale. Benefit to be al
~ piled to new parsonage fund.
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Week of Prayer and Self Deni
service will be conducted in IL
chapel of Avenue Methodist ChurC
s. today at one-thiry. Mrs. James H,
r, man is the solOist for the meetir
n, and Mrs. G.. Marshall Townsend
s. the leader. All members and inte
ested friends are invited to atten
Don't forget the supper, whiC
rs. will start at p. M, with everythi1
nd good to eat. Watch for the menu
n: be served on November II at Il
E. Calvary Methodist Church.
RS. If you are interested in attendil
er. a real good barn dance, be sure
re- be present at the Harrington Anne
ican Legion Home on Tuesday eV
nd ming, November 1. Jimmy EmbC
~. lain and his gang will be present
or supply the music for dancing fro
$3.50 to 1890. The proceeds "
ua be used for the Legion Athle
IS' fund.
Many homes and business estc
lishments in the north section
Dover were without electric cul
on rent last Friday morning becal
of a break in Delaware Power a
rfs Light Company feeder line near
incinerator. After the cause of
10, shutoff of electricity had been
Gated, a Delaware Power and Lii
Company electrical crew made
erI pairs and restored service.
ar There will be a meeting at
Milford High School on Friday,
nes tober %, at 500 p. m, for the {
cussion of a proposed potato gro
ron ing agreement for Kent and Sus
Counties growers.
All potato growers are cOrdis
invited and urged to attend as 81
an agreement will vitality affect
rob growing and marketing Of this c
nm in Delaware.
rob Oficials from the county, ST
: irst and Washington offices of the F
anS duction and Marketing Administ
'in9 tion will be presetn to give the
Iii Iii details and implications of
~ agreement.
'an-
hite James p. Turner, ST., chleI OF