Milford chronicle., 1950-12-15


Christmas Day His pack will be
filled with presents for all the kid
dies.
TURKEYS CHEAP - Right now
turkey is about the cheapest meat
you can buy. The drop in price
while working havoc with the rails
er, who has been force feeding the
''gobblers" for the past several
weeks, comes as a boon to many
who find that "change" is coming
up short around the holidays.
HAVE YOU VISITED the Hos
pital Cart at Milford Memorial Hos
pital yet? If not, drop in Tuesday,
Thursday or Saturday afternoon
between 2 and 4 and see for your
self just what the Auxiliary has
to offer. You will find any number
of handmade gift suggestions pric-
ed very reasonably.
GIRL SCOUTS BAKE-The Girl
Scouts, Troupe No. 2, will hold a
bake, Saturday, December 18th in
the store formerly occupied by
Fisher Appliances, beginning at 10
a. m.
NEW STORE The kind atten-
ton of Chronicle readers is direct
ed to the advertisement of Revel
and Young, stationers and dealers
IN office supplies, appearing else
where in this paper. This new busi-
ness opening in Milford this week.
is located in the Windsor Building
IN one of the stores formerly Oc-
cupied by Fisher Appliances.
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NAMED TO BOARD - Governor
Ebert N. Carvel on Wednesday of
his week announced the appoint
nent of G. Fred Fifer of Wyoming
as a member of the State Board of
Agriculture.
Mr.. Fifer will fill the vacancy
left by the resignation of d. Ell !
wood NuckOls of Cheswold. The
term expires on February 26, 1861. |
DEAR SANTA CLAUS: stopped
at the Milford Memorial Hospital
the other afternoon and saw the
incest handmade articles on the
Hospital Cart!" Won't you please
see that my friends visit this little |
gift mart and make their pur-
chases? There were so many things
l would like to have and / know
others will feel the same way.
Signed-Lucy.
POST HOME TO BE OPEN-The !
House Committee at the Blue Hen
Post Home has announced that the
Post Home will be open to post, /
auxiliary, and social members, and |
their guests, each evening during +
the Christmas holidays. Live Mu-
sic" will continue to be supplied /
on Friday evenings and other
special attractions are being plan
ned
NEW CITLZENS-Three new cir
liens were administered the oath
by Chief Justice Charles 5. Rich
ards, in the Court House, George
town, last Friday. They were Mrs.
Margaret Cubbage, of Bethel, a ma
tive of England; Mrs. Paulette Ca
mile Robinson, Georgetown, ma
tive of France and Mrs. Denice
Luncinne Liller, of Milford, also a
native of France.
ICE ON POND-The Silver Lake
pond was completely covered with
thin coating of ice from the first
time this season Wednesday morn
ing. Yesterday the ice was report
ed to be nearly an inch thick
around the shore edge, and local ice
skating enthusiasts were hoping
that the cold would continue
through the weekend and bring 1
skating.
: MEETING-The P. 4. A. of Ben-
jamin Banneker School will hold
its regular monthly meeting Tues
day, Dec. 10, at 500 D. m. The
BlackstOn Choral Group, under the
direction of Mr.. Bowie, instructor
OF Music at w. C. Jason School at
Georgetown, will render a program.
A turkey will be given away to the
person holding the lucky number
The proceeds of this affair will go
to the School Cafeteria.
SHOPPING TIPS - Before com
pleting your Christmas shopping be
sure to visit the Hospital Cart"
Gift Shop. Codes of homemade
items are on display on the main
floor of the Milford Memorial Hos
pital every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday afteroOns from 2 to 4.
A number of ladies of the Auxiliary
have been busy sewing for months
making items that will be Just the
gifts you are looking for, vet
haven't the time to make. Stop at
the hospital and help the Auxiliary
along and buy something worth
while at the same time. The arti-
cles are priced very reasonably.
TO PRESENT PROGRAM THE
Lincoln M. E. Church will present
their Christmas program, Sunday.
Dec. Gath. In the morning at 10.
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