Milford chronicle., 1950-02-24

CLAoo DAHL - Inc SuuSulue
Glass Of Calvary Church will hold
a Bake. Saturday morning, at 10 o.
clock, March 4th, in Argos Linole-
um Store, near A. & P. Store.
BINGO ePARTY-There will be a
public Bingo Party, Monday night,
February 9th, at the Pocahontas
Lodge Hall. Everyone welcome.
Admission SOC with Investments.
SPONSORING DANCE-The Car
lisle Fire Co. is once again spon-
soring Wednesday night square
dances. Frank Jackson and HIS or
chestra is furnishing the music.
Dancing from $3.50 to 1900. COME
out and enjoy yourself.
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TO CONDUCT SERVICES-The
Milford Chapter Of the National
Council of Presbyterian Men will
conduct the morning service on
Sunday, February 26th. A mems
chorus will provide the special mu-
sic. It is anticipated that this serv-
ice will make a big contribution to
the. fellowship Of The First Pres
byterian Church.
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TO GIVE CONCERT-The Ave-
nue. Methodist Choir has been invit-
edto give a concert i'm the Millsboro
Methodist Church on the evening of
March 5th, beginning at 1880. Thir-
teen members will be presented and
solOists for the occasion will he
Mrs. Clyde Nelson, Miss Phoebe
Houston and Jack Tease. Fuller de-
tails will be given later.
BASEBALL - A meeting of the
Sussex County Baseball League has
been called by President Paul Ell
lingswOrth to be held Sunday, Feb
ruary 26 at Glendale, in the fire
hall at l p. m.
Teams interested in applying for
membership in above league, have
a representative present on Feb
ruary 26.
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BAKE AND FOOD SALE-The
w. S. e. S. will hold their bake and
/ food sale, Saturday morning, at
$3.50, February 25th in Mr.. and Mrs.
] Russell Argos Linoleum Store, sit
uated between the A. & p. Store
and Sears Roebuck. Dressed chick
/ ems, eggs, pies, cakes, home made
rolls, vegetables, etc. Proceeds will
help pay for the new oil burner in
the parsonage.
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER The
World Day of Prayer, under the
auspices of the United Council OF
Church Women, of which Mrs. Car
Colell is the local president, viii
be held in the Presbyterian Churcl
today at three O'clock. Being non
UNCONVENTIONAL, all church mem
bers and interested friends ar
urged to attend this one hour serv
ice. There will be included a can
delight program by the children OF
local churches.
AIR SHOW-Word was received
here this week that Rodney F..
Jocelyn, of LanghOrne, Pa, who
was seen by many local people last
| fall at the Milford Air Show, has
won high hOnOrs in an internatiOn-
al air contest. Mr.. Jocelyn, who
pilOted a modified Great Lakes
trainer in an exhibition of stunt
flying at the Milford Show, few the
same plane in the All America Air
Maneuvers in Miami to win the
Gulf National Aerobatic Trophy
and a cash prize Of $1,750.
ART in MILFORD - Decorative
Art Glasses will be held each Fri
day evening at $3.50 o'clock under
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.
Magistrates SchOOl-The first of
four sessions of a special school
! for magistrates was held I'm the
House chamber of Legislative Hall
in Dover last Thursday night with
26 justices of the peace in attend
ance.
Henry J. Ridgely, deputy attor-
ney general for Kent County, and
Robert Tunnell director of the
Legislative Reference Bureau, were
the instructors. The session dis
cussed "CrinHnal Jurisdiction OF
the Justice Of the Peace and His
Duties"
School CustOdIans The Della
ware school custodians Association
sent a delegation Of school custo-
dams from various parts Of Sussex
I County to visit the DUPONT plant at
Seaford recently to observe the me-
thods in use as compared to those
Of the public schools.
The group was most impressed
with the emphasis the dupont Com
pany places on safety and clean
liness. 1t was observed that the CO.
mpany recognizes the Importance
of adequate help and supplies and
sees to it that rigid program of
sanitation and floor care is carried
out
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