Milford chronicle., 1950-03-03

I meet On wednesday MarcR ), az
the home of Miss Elizabeth Std
ham. Miss Ida Roosa, Mrs. Hey
man ROOsa and Mrs. Howard Dut-
ton will be cO-hOstesses.
BAKE-The Sunshine Class of
Calvary Church will hold a Bake,
Saturday morning, March 4th. at
10 o'clock, in Argos LinOleum
Store. Every member is requested
to give or bake something to make
this a worth while success.
] MEETTNG-The Shawnee Home
Demonstration Club will meet with
Mrs. Stanley Hunter on Friday,
March 10th, at 1880 D. m Miss Lig-
on, the County Agent, will be pres
ent to give the demonstration OH
What's New in Nutrition" Mem
bers are asked to make special ef-
fort to be present and bring a
/ friend.
/ FIRST SNOW-"Old Man Win
/ ter" arrived in earnest last Satur-
day night and for a short time II
/ looked like a real snow was on tho
way; however, the snow soon ended
and although the ground was white
in this area, the storm seemed to
run out around Frederick and fur
ther north there was no snow at
all. The MispilliOn frOze over Tues
day for the first time this winter.
NAVY-Join the Navy for good
ty. Bernard B. Plaski, Chief Engine
Man, U. S. Navy Recruiter in
charge, reports that enlistments in
/ the U. S.>Navy have increased con-
/ siderably. Young men between the
ages Of II and 20 years Of age.
that can meet the necessary quail
7 hcation and requirements will be
enlisted without delay. Apply TODAY
at Navy Recruiting Office, located
in Salisbury Post Office.
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ART IN MILFORD - Decorative
Art Glasses will be held each Fri !
day evening at $3.50 o'clock under 1
the sponsorship of the New Century
Club, to be held in their club room.
Mr.. Roger Deats will be the instruc-
tor Anyone interested in attending
these classes may come to a pre-
paratory meeting to be held in the
Century Club that Friday, February
"a, at $3.50 p. m. This first class will
be for discussion only. All interest
ed persons are invited to attend.
even though they are not members
of the club.
SPEAkER-Mrs. Harry B. Hy-
gate of Wilmington, president of
the Peninsula Conference WSCS.
will be present to address the MEM
bers of the Avenue Church Wo-
mans Society of Christian Service
at its monthly meeting on Tuesday.
March 7th at seven-thirty. Mrs. Hy-
gate has recently returned from
Mexico where. she visited some of
the schools that are helped by the
missionary giving of the Confer
ence. She will doubtless tell of
some of her observations. All in
terested persons are invited to hear
her.
CIVIC LEADER DIES-Arthur
Hatfield. 66, former Blades mayor
and civic leader, died suddenly OH
last Sunday afternoon after return
ing FROM ride.
A charter member Of both the
Blades and SeafOrd volunteer fire
companies, he was a school board
member for many years; a magis-
trate for Is years and was active in
many civic enterprises. He also was
an ardent sports fan and a former
semi-pro baseball player.
Survivors include his wife, Mrs.
Mary Warren Hatfield and one
daughter Mrs. Val Truitt Of Blades.
BALL TEAM PLANNED-Repre-
sentatives from 10 Seaford and
Blades civic organizations, meetingt
at SeafOrd last Friday night, organ
lied the SeafOrd- Blades Athletic
Association, with a view of assis-
ting the Seaford VFW to organize
a semi pro baseball team.
The group elected Roy Burris.
president; ]. Fred Miles and James
Hastings, vice presidents; Danny
Slaysman, secretary; George Hus-
ton treasurer. The use of is of the
uniforms belonging to the Seafora
Eagles was promised by DR.. J. 2.
Dunn, president Of the local base
ball club. s
LABOR RELATIONS - Maxwell
Feller Of the International Latex
Coropation and a former member
of the National Labor Relations
Board discussed labor relations
from 1888 and the history Of labor
organizations at a recent dinner
meeting Of the Dover Lions Club in
the Dinner Bell Inn.
DR.. Robert Zurkow presented the
speaker John B. Carson, secretary.
presented membership certificates
to 10 members indicted in the past
three months. After the meeting
committees discussed plans for fbe
spring music program and Man Of
the Year Award