Milford chronicle., 1949-10-21

Pal ticuldfe OF the Bazaar OF Cal
vary Church which is to be held
on Friday night, November 11th.
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.
The Millwood Sunshine Society
Will meet Wednesday October 26th.
The program will be in charge of
Mrs. Paris Kirby, president, who
VIII tell Of her recent trip to Cali
fOrnia.
The Beth Shalam Sisterhood win
hold a rumage sale starting on
Friday morning, Oct. 21st, in the
store, formerly known as Bon-Ton
Gift Shop, next to the Austin Shoe
Repair Shop.
The Frederick NJ. Y. F. now have
Barratt's Chapel Memorial plates
for sale. These plate can be pur-
chased at Conley's Service Station,
corner Of North Bowers Road and
dupont Highway.
Hurry, hurry to the bake-sale on
Saturday morning, Oct. 22nd, at
Scott's Variety Store, Milford,
starting at 9 a. m Sponsored by
Milford Memorial Hospital Nurses
Alumni Association.
No. 6 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.
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Circle No. 1, Calvary Methodist
Church, Mrs. Edith Lacey, leader.
will meet at the home of Mrs. Ethel
Tyndle, 7O7 S. E. Front street. on
Friday evening, October 21. All
members are requested to be pres
ent.
The Milford Memorial Hospital
Nurses Alumni Association are
planning a bake sale en- Saturday, /
October %, at SCOTS Variety Store
or Walnut Street, starting at 8 a.
m. Be sure to stop in and buy
something for the weekend.
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. /
This service will be about one hour
long. Come and join in the service.
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Consumers of electrical current
in Milford and obtaining current
from the city of Milford and resid-
ing in the adjacent areas are advis-
ed to read the local advertisement
appearing on page 26 of this news
paper, for information about rates. !
etc.
The Kent County Recruiting Sta
tion in Dover has been moved from
the American Legion Building at
SO6 South State Street, to 1O91b
Lockerman Street The new office
is located near Candy Land Res
taurant and above Lewis Mems
Store.
You are cordially invited to stop
in at the Milford Memorial Hospi-
tai Nurses Alumni Association
Bake, being held Saturday morning.
Oct. %, at a. M, at Scott's Varie-
ty Store, Milford. Cakes, pies.
cookies, candy, rolls, etc, will be
offered for your Y selection.
Bible services begin at the Church
of Nazarene, October 26, through
November 6, at 1880 p. m. Rev. and
Mrs. Ira Fowler will be the work.
ers. Rev. Fowler is a powerful
of the gospel. Mrs. Fowler
will assist with the music and spe-
cial singing. Both are quitarists.
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The w. S. c. S. of the Greenwood
Methodist Church will serve a tur-
key supper on Wednesday, October
26, in the Firemen's Building in
Greenwood, beginning at 4:3O D. m.
Turkey and all the "fixins" includ-
ing dessert, $1.25. Come and enjoy
a good meal. Your patronage will
be appreciated.
The annual Baptist Association
will meet at Cambridge, Md. be-
ginning Friday, Oct 2lst, through
Sunday, Oct. 2Srd A bus will leave
Mt. Enon Church at 700 a. m. on
Sunday. Rev. D. A. Downing and
a delegation will attend. Anyone
who cares to take the trip is well
come. The fare is $1.5O.
The preparation meeting for the
of the Milford Commun-
ity Concert Association for mem
bership will be held in the high
school cafeteria on October 25 at
eight. Captains and team members
names may be sent to Mrs. ]. Ray
mond Bennett or brought to the
meeting, which will be held at eight
p. m.
Group2 of the First Presbyterian
Church met for a covered dish
luncheon on Wednesday, October 10
at the home of Mrs. S. Willis Ham
mond. The group, who had been
studying about China, were fortu-
nate in having their pastors wife,
Mrs. Kenneth Kepler show them
many interesting colored slides of
the China they knew.
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No. 2 Circle of Avenue Methodist