Milford chronicle., 1949-11-25

a bake and food sale Saturday, De-
cember 10, at 9 n z. Front street,
Milford.
The Milford Gospel Singers will
be on WIDOW every Sunday from
1:15 to 1:45 D. M, sponsored by
Rev. Claude =. Lynch. Srs S14 s.
E. Front street, Milford.
The MillwOod Sunshine Society
will meet on Wednesday, NoYem-
Der 80. The committee in charge
will be Mrs. Hulda Willis, Mrs.
John Leverage, Mrs. Octavia French
and Mrs. Laura Moore.
The members of the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars Auxiliary are sell
ing Christmas cards to finance par
ties Of gifts, entertainment and
refreshments to the veterans hos
pitalized at the v. A. Hospital at
New Castle and Perry Point Buy
your cards now.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of Union Methodist
Church, have been invited to meet
at the Glendale parsonage with
Rev. and Mrs. James O'Neil on FRI
day evening, December 2. Each
member please bring small gift be-
ginning with the letter ~. There
will be ice cream for sale.
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No. 2 Circle Of Avenue Methodist
Church has chosen Wed, Nov. 30th
for a covered dish supper and pre-
Christmas sale which they will
have in Pocahontas Hall. This sup
per is for the church members who
will bring their families and
enough in the covered dish for that
] number and fifty cents for each one
remember the date, November Both
The Georgetown Boys 4-H Club
elected the following officers foI
next year at the November meeting
of the club last Friday; James
Burns, president; Earl Hastings
vice president; Gerald Pepper, sec
Ietary; Alvin Greenwalt, treasurer
Ralph Givens, safety chairman;
Earl Hastings, vice president; Ger
aid Pepper, secretary; Alvin Green.
walt, treasurer; Ralph Givens, SAT
ETY. chairman; Earl Hastings, song
leader; Mel Warrington reporter.
Projects books for the year were
turned in at the meeting and plans
made for the christmas party which
will be held Dec. IL at the home Of
4 Garry Porter.
State and Harrington police arr
investigating a complaint by Edgai
1 Dill, 80, of near Harrington VIII,
said that he was held UP at gul
point by a masked bandit in hi
home and robbed of $3.50.
Dill who lives in a story and
half bungalow on Route IA, abOu
a quarter mile east of Harrington
said he was painting upstairs whe
the masked man entered the roor
and held him up.
He said he later heard a car star
up and surmised the bandit mad
his getaway in that manner. Tn
holdup occurred about 8 p. m.
The bandit according to Dill
wore a light grown suit. He ha
light wavy brown hair and weighe
about 175 pounds,
The Alden Chapter of Interna
tional Sunshine Society was reoT
ganized on Friday of last wee
when twenty interested person
had lunch at the home Of Mrs. !
Lynn Pratt. Present for the meet
ing were Mrs. Mary Simpson, pres
ident general, Mrs. Olin Walle
State president, and Mrs. Mario
Craig, countyvice president all {
. Wilm. Mrs. Walter. X, Barrett Ken
, County vice president was the he
stess for the occasion. officers wer
elected for the local group and an
as follows; Mrs. John o. Snyde
president, Mrs. Joseph S. Loflant
vice president, Miss Edna Barker
secretary, Mrs. Joseph ]. Pearcl
corresponding secretary and Mr.
c. H. Nutter, treasurer.
The Sussex County voluntee
' Firemen's Auxiliaries Associatio
met in the Rehoboth Fire Hall las
week. The newly elected officers a;
sumed their duties. Presiding wa
Mrs. Martin Uhler Of the Gree
; wood Auxiliary, who will serve a
: president.
Other officers taking over the
posts included Mrs. Marian Wake
Rehoboth, vice president; Mrs. .iEl
nadine Metzner, Greenwood, SCI
5 retary; Mrs. Elaine Jones, GreI
] wood, assistant secretary; Mr.
= Pearl Evans, Millville, treasurer
Mrs. Calhoun, Millville assistaI
= treasurer.
= Mrs. Uhler appointed Mrs. Ms
i Hudson, Rehoboth, chaplain; Mr.
= Alberta Smith, Bridgville, pianist
= Mrs. Maude Spicer, Seaford, publ,
t ity; Mrs. Ella Dimes, BridgevilI
f end Miss Esther Long, Selbyvill
auditors. The ways and means con
] mittee was also named with Mr.
4 Margaret Hastings Of Blades {
Y chairman and Mrs. Anna Scott, Ii
4 urel; Mrs. Evans, Miilville.
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t The old Ocean House on Lewe
r Beach, that for many years was
t delapidated derelict, the victim {
storms from across the DelawaI
s Breakwater, has at last come int
= its own once again.
a Announcement was made receni
h ly that Commander John Waller
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