Milford chronicle., 1949-04-15

April 16, in order that their EN-
ployes may enjoy the long Easter
weekend.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will hold bake and food sale APP
ril Both.
Milford Highs senior class is
having a bake on Saturday, April
23rd in Gayotos. Come and buy your
weekend sweets.
Remember the Bake in the Reed
Building, Saturday, April 16, at
10 a. m. We will have rolls, pies,
cakes, dressed chickens and eggs.
Benefit Of w. S. C. S. of Cedar
Neck.
The Christ Church Guild viii
hold a bake and food sale on Sat
urday, April %, at II o'clock a. M,
at the home of Mrs. j. Lynn Pratt.
Phone Milford 317 for orders and
deliveries.
Circle No. 4 of the w. S. c. s.
of the Calvary Methodist Church
will meet Tuesday evening", April
IS, at the home Of Mrs. Emma Gard
ner on Fisher avenue. All members
try to be present.
4 Circle No. 1, w. 8. G. S., of Cal
vary Methodist Church, Mrs. Edit
Lacy, leader, will meet at the home
of Mrs. Margaret Hazard, 10'
Montgomery Street, on Tuesday
evening, April 18th.
| The Milford New Century Clul
will hold a rummage sale in tn,
Reed Building on April 80. Mem
bers and friends are asked to re
member this sale when they ar,
doing the spring house cleaning.
4 The Cedar Grove Farm Bureau
Planning Group will meet at thl
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Granvill
Shockley, Thursday evening, Apri
21st, at 8 P. M. There will be.
special speaker. Members are urg
ed to be present.
The latest report of the Re
Cross roll call, according to Mrs
J John w. Fry, is that the amount
collected have just reached tn
$3;500 mark. She is still workin
for the remaining $500 of the quot
so that Milford and vicinity ma
) ''go over the top"
5 May 7th is the day Of the HON
Furnishings Sale that will be cor
l Quoted on the lot adjacent to tn
Community Building by the w.
q G. S. of Avenue Church. Friend
e and members of Avenue Methods
Church are being asked for col
tributions for this sale. Anythir
used in the home will be weleom,
and the society will be grateful +
q the gift. The proceeds will go t
ward new furnishings for the pa
sOnage. Watch for later announc
S mehts.
Sunday, May 1st, will be 0PE
HOUSE in the Calvary Methodi
Church. Between 200 and 4:30, Il
entire community is invited to Wis
> the church and see what has beC
done in the church in order to cor
. plete the first floor. There will
;, Hosts and Hostesses that W
;, guide the visitors through Il
>, church. In the evening at 1880
;, special service is being arrange
- Guest musicians will be The Sew
Bells from the Dover office of T
Diamond State Telephone Co. Al
the guest preacher will be the Re-
?, Joseph B. Dickerson, a native
- this section and now District Su
v erintendent of the Salisbury d
trict.
The Delaware congressional de
y cation will be guests of the De
e ware Chamber of Commerce at
reception and dinner at the Ho
n, Carlton, Washington, at $3.50
h clock Monday, May 2.
a The { 4ner is being held in cC
he nection with the annual convent
d. of the Chamber of Commerce of
in, S. in Washington.
nd -
10, The. Delaware peach crop t
Ell year will probably total from 81
ID 444 to 100000 bushels, it was es
mated by DR.. G. w. Hitz, associ
Ae' professor of pomOlogy at the u
"a versity Of Delaware. He estima
tn the average crop in past years !
on' been about 365,0OO bushels.
no Peach blooms are at their peak
New Castle County, whereas tn
RAJ further south have already reacl
nu their peak. The blooms through
lie the state were early this year
A petition signed by 125 ?
sons protesting Sunday movies
received by Middietown To
Council at a meeting last weel
0O has been announced by Ma
HV Thomas N. Newman. AS a res
a town referendum on the sub.
lue will be held in Middietown on
,ril 9 from 8 to 6 p. m.
es- Sunday movies were ihaugura
rye in the towns one theatre, March
ons Pending the outcome of the re
y. endum, movies will continue to
ME shown
A
ond
e a Funeral services for Techn
Sergeant Charles l.. Maloney v
held at the Magnolia Metho