Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-10-06

SAAS SOAtAluAAIy DulluAuBs Et40ay
evening, October 18th at O'Clock.
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BAKE-The Sunshine Class Of
Calvary Methodist Church will hold
a bake Saturday, October 14th, at
10 o'clock, in front of the Odd Eel
lows Building.
SUNSHINE MEETING-The AL
den Branch Of the International /
Sunshine Society will meet Friday. Z
October 18th, at O'Clock, at the
home of Miss Edna Barker.
MEETING-The Shawnee Home 1
Demonstration Club afternoon
group will meet with Miss Minerva !
Sipple at her home on S. E. Front |
street, Milford, Friday afternoon,
October Is, at 300 o'clock.
HALLOWEEN DANCE - The
Bridgeville Post No. 26, American
Legion, will hold dance on Octo-
ber %, 1850. The Blue Serenaders
of Salisbury will supply the music.
Old clothes will be the costume 1or
the evening. Admission $1.25. \
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY - The
first fall meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Milford Memorial
Hospital will be held Monday eve
ming, Oct, 9th, at the Student NuP-
/ ses' Home at p. m. Please come
and bring your new members.
RUNMAGE 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.
MEETING The Late Disciples
Sunday School Glass Of Calvary
Methodist Church will have their
next meeting Tuesday evening,
Oct 10TH at O'Clock at the home
of Mrs. Barbara Donovan. Mrs.
Louise Reynolds will act as co-hos-
tess. All members are urged to at
tend.
CARD AND GAME PARTY-The
Junior Order of United American
/ Mechanics will hold their first card
and game party on Friday, October
Is, at eight o'clock in their hall
at Canterbury.
Parties will be held regularly
on the second Friday night of each
month during the winter.
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NUCKOLS TO LEAVE - D. E
Nuckols, who has been in charge
of production at Smiths Orchards
Inc, near Cheswold, will leav,
soon for Preston, Md, where h,
will be associated with ]. G. Val
Holten & Son, food packers, Who's
headquarters are in Milwaukee
Wis. Mr.. Nckols is a member anC
former president of the State
Board of Agriculture.
WILLIAMS HONORED - John
e. Williams of RehobOth Beach
field representative in the Salisbury
/. agency of the Continental Ameri-
can Life Insurance Company, quail
flied for the company's presidents
J. Cuba group of top statesmen.
Members of the presidents club
we're honOred guests at a COM
pany convention meeting held at
the Cavalier Hotel, Virginia Beach
Virginia, October through Z.
FIRST FROST-The first killing
frost will strike the Milford sec.
, ton the last week Of October
: This is the prediction of lOca
observers who base their forecast
| with the poisoning Of the irOI
weed in this local. The weed was
seen blossoming last week.
In che past, predictions Of killing
! frost based on the same Observa
tions have held true-even to tn,
day
COOPERATIVE MEETING-Far
: mer-owners of Southern States Do
: yer Petroleum Cooperative in tn
' Dover, Delaware, area will hoB
their annual membership meeting
Friday evening, October 13, 1850
at 500 p. m, EST, at the Dove
/. High School, Dover, Delaware
Chairman of the meeting will b
: Jacob H. Roosa, Milford, Delaware
Nominees for the Board of Direc
!. tors of Southern States Dover Pc
troleum Cooperative are: w. H
Richter, Dover; c. Fred FifeI
Wyoming; Clarence Jester, Nil
!. ford; and George Robbins, Milford
w. s. c. s. MEETING-A meet
ing Of the Administrative Commit
> tee of the Peninsula Conferenc
Woman's Society of Christian Ser
vice of the Methodist Church wa
held recently in the Wesley JUNO
College, Dover, Del. Mrs. Granvill
8 Hooper, Cambridge, Md, was ap
II pointed Promotion Secretary to Al
:. the unexpired term of Mrs. Vinto
e D. Shufelt, Hurlock, Md. Mrs. Shu
z felt's resignation was accepte
4 with regrets by the Conferenc
Executive Committee. Mrs. Hope
is Secretary Of Children's Work 70