Milford chronicle., 1950-09-29
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

LEGION MEETING American
Legion Post No. 8 will hold their
regular meeting Friday night, Sep
tember %, at eight o'clock. in the
Post Home.
MEETING - The Captain Jona-
than Caldwell Chapter, Daughters
Of the American Revolution, will
meet with Mrs. Arthur Simpler at
the Hotel Royalton, Rehoboth, on
Both. at one, for lunch
con and the regular fall meeting. !
Members will be guests Of Mrs. I
Simpler for lunch.
BAKE-The w. S. c. S. of Cal
vary Methodist Church will hold
bake, Saturday, September 80, at
9 o'clock a. m. in front Of the Odd
Fellows Building.
GRANGE TO MEET - Milford
Grange No. 6, P. of H., will hold a
meeting in the Grange Hall on
Saturday night, September 80, at
eight o'clock. All Changers are
urged to be present to discuss i'm
pOrtant business.
SINGERS-The special singers
at the Independent Church, Mar
shall street, Milford, this Sunday.
afternoon, October 1, at 2 p. m,
will be Miss Adrian Waters and
Miss Frances Cassidy both Of Ohio.
Rev. Claude Lynch Sr. pastor. Ev-
erybody welcome.
CHICKEN SALAD-The w. S. C.
IS. of the Greenwood Methodist
Church will hold a chicken salad
and oyster or ham and oyster sup
per on Saturday evening, .Septem-
Der 30, in the Firemen's Building.
Prices: $1.25 for adults and 75c
for children, including dessert.
RUAIMAGE SALE - New Cen
fury Club rummage sale will be
held in the club rooms on October
6 and z. Those members having
rummage may call Mrs. Charles
Banning or Mrs. Philip Jacobs for
collection. There will be luggage.
bedding, shoes and clothing for
sale.
BUY SOMETHING TO EAT at
the bake the w. S. c. S. of Cal
vary Church is holding on Sat-
urday, September 80, at nine o.
clock in front of the Odd Fellows
Building.
DELMAR CARNIVAL = Reports
given at the recent meeting OF
Glen Rayne Post, American Legion
Delmar, showed that profits for the
late summer carnival surpassed
those of last year by several hun.
dreds of dollars. The organization
is beginning it's fall and winter
activities this evening by givinl
the first of a series of bingo par
ties in the Post Home.
/, COMMUNION SUNDAY - Worl,
Wide Communion Sunday, Octobe
1, will be observed at Conley'
Chapel this Sunday, October 1. TIL,
minister, F. Charles Louhoff, Jr.
will be in charge and will be as
sisted by Everett C. Hopkins, Lar
leader of the charge. Every mem
Der of the church is urged to b,
! present. Visitors are cordially in
vited.
i AVENUE w. s. G. S.-The reg
:, ular monthly meeting of the Ave
nue. Methodist Woman's Society O
. Christian Service will be held il
the church on Tuesday evening
October 8, beginning at seven-thir
: ty. The No. 6 Circle will hav,
charge of a bake sale after thu
meeting. The picture plates of tn,
church plus the new addition havt
arrived and are ready for distri
button. Mrs. Robert Mercer will
have charge of devotiOns and Mrs
Frank R. Grier will give som,
phase Of the subject "That Healing
Gift He Lends"
DOVER Y M. C. A-Plans ar
being developed for the fall AM
winter program of the Dover Y. N
C. A. after completion of a bus
and successful summer, durinl
l which many boys and girls enjoy
. ed pastime at the recreation build
ing and playground.
The program was supervise
each day and included baseball
table tennis tournaments, volle
ball, boxing, wrestling, croquet
marble tournaments, and hikes
. Special classes were conducted i
l art work and drama and handi
craft classes proved EXCEPTIONAL
popular.
STAFFORD FAVORS UMT-In
One-hour poll taken on Hig
street, Seaford, last Saturday, 46
people answered yes" 20 ans
e wered mo" and A were "undecid
n ed" when asked do you believ
Congress should Immediately pre-
I vide military training for all youn
= men?"
d The poll was under the sponsor
S ship of the Nanticoke Unit No.
: American Legion Auxiliary, wit
: Mrs. Marguerite Messick, chair
man.
e Results of the poll were sent b
i telegraph to Mrs. Norman Sheeh
# National President of the Legio
s Auxiliary, by Mrs. Ruth jackson
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