Milford chronicle., 1950-07-07
Happenings Of Interest
Throughout Delaware

BAkE-The Loyal Workers Glass
VIII hold a bake in the Argo Store
Milford, Saturday morning JuIv
10. There will be chickens. hotb
roasters and fryers, also eggs
cakes pies and other good things
to eat .
FOOD.CLOTHING SALE Mrs
onefwoods ,.- class of Lincoln Meth
oGist Church will hold a Food and
Glotning Sale at Reeds Store. 4 s
=. Front ST., Milford, lust behind
presbyterian Church, on Saturday
morning, July Sth, starting at 9 o.
clock. =
CARNIVAL-The American Le-
glon Post is sponsoring a carnival
70 be held on Rehoboth Road next
- american Legion Home. The
oates are Monday, July II to sat
ufday, July 22nd, inclusive. Satur-
DAY will be Kiddie Matinee. ali
rides reduced.
TALENT PROGRAM-There win
pc a benefit talent program for the
Milford Memorial Fund, presenting
the Blackstone GIee Club and lo-
cal talent at the Bethel A M =
church in Milford, on FRIDAY. JuIv
Itn, 1850, at $3.50 p. m. Admission
will be so cents.
COVERED DISH SUPPER
MillwoOd Sunshine picnic will
meet at Mrs. Laura Hallett Har-
rlngtOn's cottage at SLAUGHTER
Beach, Wednesday, July 12, at 7:O0l
o'clock in the evening. Husbands
invited. Please bring table service.
Ella Stevenson, chairman.
BANQUET-The Late Disciples
Sunday School Class of Calvary
Methodist Church, will hold their /
Annual Banquet at RehobOth Beach
IN the Avenue Restaurant, Wednes-
day. July 18th, at z o'clock. Mem
bers who desire transportation
may contact Dorothy Richardson.
Ann Ingram, Louise REYNOLDS or
Frances DickersOn.
YOUTH CENTER The Youth
Center of the First Baptist Church.
which reopened several weeks ago.
IS growing rapidly. There is a free
admission, but a silver Offering is
taken for refreshments. It is open
each Saturday night from 1880 to
1890 p. m. There is a chaperon
who closes the evening with devo-
Lions. All young people are invited
to come.
MAN STABBED - A man was
critirally injured when stabbed
near the heart in an argument out
side taprOOm near RehOboth ear
ly last Saturday.
He is Lawrence NAPLES. of near
Rehoboth. State police arrested
Herman B: J. Miller, %. of Reho-
both, and held him for further in
7estigation in connection with the
(
They reported that NAPLES drove
)y the taprOOm in a car, and that
Miller, who was standing outside.
shouted at him. NAPLES stopped.
got out of his car, and hit Miller.
Who then was taken to Beebe s
hospital at LeWes. :
ROTARIANS - Concluding his t
ear as president of the Smyrna.
totary Club, Reynolds Pratt sub
nltted report at the recent meet t
ng of the club which showed an
Increase of nine members. making G
total of S5. A goal of so members
vas indicated as needed in this ?
rea. Z
recommendations were made fol- U
ne student loan fund, which is
rowing. The ROtarians sent eight c
10Y Scouts to the Jamboree now n
eng held ct Valley Forge, andNalsO a
lbscribed to the Rotary Founda- I
on. The 1850 financial campaign n
lr the local Boy Scout troop was g
ne most successful ever conducted. n
-0@ a
mn OAAOW - invitations have =
cen sent out by Mrs. Ethel P. B. N
each of Frederick and Rehoboth
each. chairman Of the twentv-sec-
nd annual art exhibition of tho b.
mage Improvement Association a.
Rehoboth to the preview and D
"a TO be held in the boardwalk o.
luD house on July 26 at 8 D. m. c
The tea will be for VIA members p
lests and exhibiting artists. Invi- u
luons to artists to exhibit in the
lnuaI event between July 27 and b
ug. 80 have also been issued BIZ K
le exhibition committee which in OF
udes Mrs. Leach. Miss Laura Co N
ell. Lewis Beach artist: Mrs Of
llalla. and Mrs. George E. Till. ali te
Rehoboth, and Mrs. Joseph I.
arshall, Lewes pOrtraitist. te
OLEOMARGARINE - The feder- u y
tax on yellow OleOmargarine r.
lssed into history last Saturday I,
Dut Delaware housewives will y
Ill have to squeeze the color into q,
e product and pay the same price
r the privilege. :.
delaware is among Is states in p,
e natio nthat have long-stand- of
g laws against selling ready-coI- +
ed yellow margarine. Prices of =,
e product in Wilmington and NJ ~