Milford chronicle., 1949-11-04

Shop at the fancy work booth at
the bazaar of the Calvary Methodist
Church on November IL.
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The Junior Order United Ameri-
can Mechanics of Canterbury will
hold a card and bingo party in their
hall on Friday, November IL.
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The Baptist Busy Bees will hold
bake on Saturday, November 5th,
at 1O:OO A. NJ, in Argos Linoleum
Store at 1OS N. 3. Front Street.
Rugs for your kitchen, bath room
or bed room at the Calvary Metho-
dist Church Bazaar on November
II.
World Community Day meeting
will be held in the New Century
Club on Friday, November 4, at two
thirty D. m. All women are invited
to attend.
World Community Day is being
/ observed at the New Century Club
today by the United Council of
Church Women. All interested per-
sons of all churches are invited.
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There will be a meeting of the
Milford P. T. A. on Wednesday
evening, Nov. 9th, at 8 o'clock in
the cafeteria of the new elemen-
tary building. All members are
urged to be present
The Mispah Circle of the Presby-
terian church will meet Wednesday
November 9th, at the home Of Mrs.
kShockley Daugherty, co-hOstesses
will be Mrs. John Roosa, Mrs. J. H.
Gordon and Mrs. Helen Sapp.
Fill your sweet tooth with as
sorted chocolates on November IL
at the Calvary Methodist Church
= Bazaar.
Circle No. 2 of w. S. c. S. of Ave
nue. Church, Mrs. BurSette Short,
leader, will hold a Rummage Sale
, on Saturday, November 5th, in the
, vacant store room next to Austin's
Shoe Store on N. E. Front st. Any
one having rummage please dial
: 1867, and someone will call for it.
There will be aprons in assorted
sizes, colors and styles-priced to
} fit your pOcketbOok at the Calvary
: Methodist Church bazaar on NOVem-
Der II.
The referendum, for or against
the bond issue for school building
i purposes, will be held at the High
School tomorrow Saturday from
/ to p. m. Everyone who has
lived in the school district fol
thirty days is eligible to vote. Ex
press your wish by casting yOul
!. vote tomorrow.
: No. 2 Circle of Avenue Methods
I" Church has chosen November 81
3 for a covered dish supper and pre-
> Christmas sale which they will
. have in Pocahontas Hall. This sup
. per is for the church members VIII
l. will bring their families an
D. enough in the covered dish for tina
- number and fifty cents for each one
Remember the date, November 20.
Come early! Do your Christina
! shopping at the bazaar at the Cal
vary Methodist Church on Friday
, November IL.
l. The mercury dropped to an eve
Il 80 degrees last Friday morning, t
d freeze water in the local bird bath;
n while bushes, grass. ETC., were S
9 heavily covered with frost, tina
v they looked as though a light snO1
II had fallen. For a time it appeare
4 that "Ole Man Winter" was pre-
II pairing to arrive early, but th
- weather during the past two day
|, ~ had moderated somewhat.
Weston H. Ellis, president of tn
Lewes Chamber of Commerce, ha
been nominated to succeed himse
at the annual meeting Nov. 18th
~ the Zwaanendael Club building.
al Charles T. Nelson and Ca
f Rinaldi seek the post of vice pres
= = dent. James w. Marshall and Vel
!, Rinadi are candidates for seer,
= ~ tary. Postmaster Alton L. BTittini
" ham, treasurer, seeks reelection.
pe Nominations will remain ope
~ ~ until NOY. 10th.
Of Don't forget the supper, whiC
N will start at p. m, with everythir
" good to eat. Watch for the menu
= be served on November II at Il
Calvary Methodist Church.
I'M Fellowship Supper on NOVemb
of IL, at 600 p. m, at the Bapti
It's Church. After the supper, Past
n Omar Barth of Newtown SquaI
BIB Pennsylvania, will show his bea
or tiful travelogue film taken IL
ct summer of Death Valley, Graz
he Canyon, Yosemite, the Arizona De
es. ert, Mexico, the Gallup Indian al
er the Mission work among the He
IN Indians-ends at corners whe
4 states come together! Let
make this a great night in o
Church. The community is invit
to the Travelogue at 8 P. M.
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Buy your pillow cases at the G;