Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-05-12

FAhM BUREAU-The Cedar
Grove Farm Bureau Planning
Group viii meet on Thursday eve
ming, May IS. at the home Of LYNN
and Jacobs There viii be q guesf
1 speaker. the topic being "SOcialized
Medicine"
SHAWNEE CLUB - The shaw
nee Evening Home Demonstration
Club viii meet at the home Of
Mrs Beatrice Strahle on Thursday
evening, May IS, at $500 O'Clock
Members please note the change of
meeting place.
! YOUNG ADULT CLASS The
Young Adult Class Of Avenue
Methodist Church is planning q
strawberry festival for Friday eve
ning' June 2 Since a large atten-
dance is anticipated, the class ex-
poets to hold the festival in the
church lawn. The public is corii-
ally invited.
BlAGO-DOn't you Just love 10
play bingO? You'll have a chance
for an evening of fun on Tuesday.
May 30, when the Blue Hen Aux
lliary will give a bingO party at the
Post Home on Haven Lake at 8 D.
m The admission price is soc. Re
freshments will be served and
prizes given away. See Won at the
BingO party
CIRCLE 6-The regular month
ly meeting Of Circle 6 was held at
the home Of Mrs. Ann Wilson on
April Is, with an attendance of
sixteen regular members and two
new members. Delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostess
and cO-hOstess, Mrs. Lula Webb
The May meeting viii be held MAY
l6 at the home of Miss Alice
Brown.
CAMP BARNES FILMS - Mem
bers Of the Georgetown IillsbOro
Rotary Club last week viewed a
film Of activities at Camp Barnes,
taken last summer. The film was
shown by Corporal John Ferguson,
Of the Delaware State Police, who
was introduced by Nicholas Varra-
to, program chairman. A visiting
Rotarian was Dr. w. o. Daisey, of
RehObOth.
BYKOTA CLASS-On Monday ev-
ening, May 8, the Bykota Glass Of
Calvary Methodist Church, met at
the home Of Mrs. Dorothy Holden. !
The hOstesses for the evening were
Mrs. Dorothy Holden and Mrs. ViO-
let Marvel.
Following devOtiOns, an interest
ing Bible study on Psalms was Civ
en- by Mrs. Frances Gary.
A business meeting was then
held
Refreshments were served.
MOTHER DAY BAZAAR There
will be a Mothers Day Bazaar held
in Christ Episcopal Parish House I
On Friday. May u. from / p. m. to
9 p. m. Come and buy your Mother
a gift. On sale viii be homemade
candies, aprons and plants, such as
gefaniums. pansies, African viOlets I
and rock garden flowers. Please or
der your plants in advance by call /
ing by phone to either, Mrs. w. C.
Barber, phone 5039, or Mrs. c. n. I
Wood. phone 1923. who are co-chair
men for the affair
NO ~BB" RIFLES-At its regu- |
lar meeting last week the Prank |
ford Town Council passed an -Ordi- ]
nance prohibiting the firing of air
rifles within the corporate limits Of /
he town
The action was in response to /
complaints Of frankfort citizens
as a direct result Of the frequency /
Of having TO replace windows shot |
out by boys armed with BIB guns. /
Considerable damage has been /
suffered recently by brsakage Of 4
stained glass memorial windows in 1
The churches.
CONTEST LOOMS-Wffh the fl /
ing Of the names of Warner w.
Price. Jr-. Nelson -Everhart, and /
Lee H. Deakyne as candidates for
election 10 the board Of education. I
Smyrna Special School District, a
contest looms for the coming cleo
ton tomorrow
A keen interest in the affairs OF
the school has been aroused in
Smyrna by the proposed referen-
dun. the recent forum conducted hv
the Twentieth Century Club. and /
the coming election. Mr.. Deakyne.
a member Of the board, is seeking
reelection.
SCOTTISH RITE CLUB. Hen
~ Mcdonnell. president. has an
nOuneed that the Spring Meeting
Of the Kent-Sussex ScOttish-Rite
Club viii be held on Friday. Nav
18th. in the Goshen Methodist
Church, Milton. Delaware, at $500
p. m. d. S. T.
p G. Chaplain Roy L. Tawes viii 1
be the speaker and W. Harrison
Phillips has arranged for the en-
tertainment Members are urged
10 bring their ladies as their
guests p E NJ -anrun n Mob 4