Milford chronicle., 1949-03-04

March % is the date of the Mil
ford New Century Clubs Hollywood
Supper in the Community Building.
Save that date for a good time with
food, fun and friends.
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The Mizpah Circle of the Pres
byterian Church will meet with
Mrs. Holland Prettyman on March
9. CO-hOstesses, Mrs. Paul Mon
roe, Mrs. Frank Carpenter and Mrs.
Roy Joseph.
Members of the Friendship BIZ
BILE Glass of Avenue Church will
meet at the home of the newly
! elected president, James Wilson,
500 North Walnut street on March
at 1880. All please be present.
The Milford Memorial Hospital
: Auxiliary will hold their monthly
meeting on Tuesday afternoon,
March 8, at p. IN. at the Student
Nurses Home on LakeVieW avenue,
/ Milford. All members are asked
to attend.
The Suhannah Wesley Circle of
Avenue Methodist Church will
meet with Mrs. Earl Williams at
The Aletta, Friday evening, March
! II, at 1880 o'clock. Please note
! the difference in date. Come out
and meet your secret pal.
The Hollywood Supper to be
given by the members of the Mil
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 sci
early.
The Shawnee Home DemOnstra-
ton Club will hold a Rummage
Sale in the Christ Church Parish
House on Saturday, March 5th
from 10 a., m. to p. m. Donations
may be left at the home of Mrs
Truitt Webb, Mrs. Morris Grover
man and Mrs. Ola Burlingame.
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The WOmen's Association of the
First Presbyterian Church will
have a short business meeting in
the church school promptly at 7:3C
p. m. before going to the main
sanctuary of the church to hear DR.
Robert Starr of Salisbury speak
at p. m. Special music. All are
invited to attend.
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The Shawnee Speed Kids All
Club met at the home of their
leader, Mrs. Irene L. Webb on
Monday evening, February q. Carl
Swanson gave a report on the Off
GERS training meeting held recent
ly. Betty Lee Eskert was appoint
ed news reporter. Games were
played and refreshments served.
The next meeting will held at the
home Of Louise Grove on Friday
evening, March "a.
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Brandywine Forest, Tall Cedars
of LebOnan, was host last Friday
night to 700 members of similar
groups from three states at a spe-
cial ladies' night dinneT-dance and
entertainment at the Shrine Club
on the dupont Highway. Members
were from forests. in Delaware
Pennsylvania. and New Jersey. A
50-piece string band of Lulu Tenn
pie at Philadelphia led by George
Savage furnished music for dane
ing and a string concert. Among
forests represented were those of
Milford, Penns Grove Salem. n. j..
Philadelphia. Coatesyille. Pa. West
Chester and Chester.
Colonel John NJ. MacGregOr. ma
tiOnal president of Alpha Tau One
ga fraternity, described the Uni
versity of Delaware as IAN insti-
tuition which dares to fix standards
and requires adherence to them,
as he officiated at the fraternity's
installation Of chapter at the
university recently. Colonel Mac
GregOr spoke at an installation
banquet in Kent Hall on the New
ark campus which closed twO-day
ceremonies chartering ATO's new
Epsilon Rho chapter. Thirty-nine
members, including Paul d. Low
EFT. an alumnUs, and DR.. William
A. MOsher and George NJ. WOrri-
low Of the faculty were initiated.
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University of Delaware's victor
iOus swimmers will make a strong
bid for the Middle Atlantic States
Championship at the conference
tournament to be held Saturday in
the Franklin and Marshall pool,
Lancaster, Pa. But they know al
ready they will meet with plenty
of stiff competition. The Hen tank
men are strong in the medley re-
lay, having broken their own rec
ord twice this season with two
different triOs. and in diving, in
which Bauday Grier of Whining
ton already holds the MACSA title,
and they are good in sprints. mid
die distance and backStrOke