Milford chronicle., 1949-03-11

The Cedar Grove Farm Bureau
Planning Group will meet on
Thursday evening, March II, at
the home of F. Davis Watson
March 25 is the date of the Mil
ford New Century Clubs Hollywood
Supper in the Community Building.
Save that date for good time with
food, fun and friends.
The Youth Department of Avenue
Methodist Church School will hold
bake on Saturday, March 10, in
Scott Motor COmpany's Showroom,
starting at $3.50 a. IN. Please keep
this date in mind.
The Milford Lions Club will hold
card party on Friday, March IL,
starting at p. m. All kinds of
card games will be played with
prizes for the winners and refresh
ments for all. Admission, Soc
%
/ There will be a special meeting
of Blue Hen Auxiliary to V. F. w.
Post No. 64S3 at the home of the
! president, Mrs. Edith J. Baynum,
305 South Walnut street at 8 p. m.
All members are urged to attend
4 this important meeting.
The new battery, first of two new
units of the Guard to be formed,
will be held at Laurel because of
the lack of an armory in Seaford.
Its headquarters will be at Laurel
until a suitable meeting place is
established at Seaford.
Nere is a chance for an easy
lunch for mother. Christ Church
4 Guild will have homemade soup
and rolls for sale in the Parish
House, Wednesday, March 10th. at
IL o'clock You may call 612-J-3
and reserve your order.
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The Hollywood Supper to be
: given by the members of the Mill
: ford New Century Club will be on
: March 25 in the Community Build
ing. Mrs. James F. Salevan is
chairman of tickets. This will be
a big event in Milford. Get set
early.
/. The Sunshine Glass of Calvary
= Methodist Church will meet on
: Friday night, March IL, at o'clock.
\ All new officers have been select
2 ed by the nomination committee.
- They will be ready to accept their
4 new offices4so meet the old as
. we'll as the new officers on the first
f floor of the church.
o Seven-year-old jerry Mielnikie-
wicz arrived in Wilmington Friday
for a reunion with his father, Mi
d chal, and his stepmother, Virginia.
S The incident marked the end of a
e lone trip from Poland for the boy
who was among the $50 passengers
: aboard the motorship, Batroy
/, which docked Friday in New York
l. Jerzy's father, who is employed in
e a Wilmington bakery, came from
3 Poland about two years ago an6
l. his wife joined him recently. The
le Polish boy, who as yet speaks NJ
n English, plans to enter schoo
I'd soon. The English version of hi
>" name is George, 10 which he al
It, ready is becoming accustomed.
&c -
,r A bridegroom of week was kill
J. ed Saturday night when his motor
c, cycle cOllided with an automobile
on Route Is, about three miles
south of Laurel, seriously injurinG
rs two occupants of the car. The vic
III time, Norman Watson Jones, q
G. years old, of Laurel, married Feb
Ie ruary 26, crashed into the left side
lg of an automobile operated by Ger
g aid L. Griffin, AZ years old, of AL
he bany. N. Y, shearing of the en-
il tire side of the vehicle, according
g to state troopers. Jones died of
I'd fractured skull and other injuries
IN Griffin suffered a fractured left rib
rn multiple decorations of the face
al hands, knees and left shoulder
IN while his wife, Norine, also AZ year
r old, received decorations of tn
lg forehead and lips, possible frac
he tured jawbone and contusions o
as the back and left knee. The Grif
he fins were taken to the Peninsula
" General Hospital, Salisbury, Md
ee where their condition is reporte
lie improving. Jones was pronounce
ty dead at the scene by DR.. Arnol
Williams of Laurel.