Milford chronicle., 1950-02-03

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The Junior Youth For Christ OF
the Church of God will continue
their rummage sale on Saturday,
February 4th, in the former Sears
Roebuek Store, N. w. Front st.
The Alden Branch Of the Sun
shine Society Of which Mrs. John
o. Snyder, is president, will meet
on Friday February 2, at two o.
clock, with Miss Edna Barker for
the regular monthly meeting.
/ The Carlisle Fire Co. will begin
their Wednesday night square
/ dances next Wednesday, February
Sth. Frank Jackson will furnish the
music from $3.50 to 1900 D. m.
Come out and have yourself a time.
There will be P. T. A. meeting.
Wednesday, February Sth, in the
cafeteria of the new elementary
school. The guest speaker for the
evening will be Col. Bulls. All
parents and teachers are urged to
be present.
The WOman's Society of Christ
ian Service of Avenue Methodist
Church will meet in the church on
Tuesday evening, February 7th, for
the monthly meeting. The subject
for the month: "The World Must
Learn To Read"
The members and friends of the
Church of God will hold a Food
Sale on February 4th, $3.50 A. NJ,
in the Lodge doorway next to Ra-
gains Pharmacy. Rolls, pies, cakes,
eggs, chickens, etc, will be on sale.
Proceeds for the new Parsonage.
There will be a card and bingo
party on Tuesday, February z at 8
p. m, at the Odd Fellows Hall, on
, Walnut street. Milford, for the ben
: efiet of st. Johns Catholic Church.
Admission SOC. Prizes will be
awarded and refreshments served.
A ham and chicken salad supper
will be served in the Sunday School
room of the Trinity Methodist
Church. Frederick, Wednesday,
February Sth. First serving at 4:3O.
= Tickets: Adults, 1.25: children
$50. The supper is being sponsored
by the NJ. Y. A. F.
The Pennington and Prospect
M. Y. +. are having a box social
Monday, February 18th, to be held
in the school house at Pennington
.. Everyone is invited. There will DC
games and fun for all. Home made
cakes and candy will be for sale
y also grab bags, containing usefu
gifts.
= Mr.. and Mrs Ralph z. HevalOy
e of Dover, are attending. the 46tl
Annual Convention of the Unitet
Fresh Fruit and Vegetable AssOci
atom at the Hotel Commodore
New York City. Mr.. Hevalow /,
representing Layton and Company
where be is merchandising man
ager.
? Plan now to attend the FrieC
. Chicken Dinner, on Thursday, Feb,
urary 9, 1850, at Lewes Fire Hal
Z price $1.25 per person, serving tim;
4:SO p. m. to 1880 p. m. The money
; earned from this dinner will be us
/ ed to make repairs inside the par.
sOnage of the Bethel Methods
/ Church Lewes, Delaware.
The January meeting of Circle
No. 6 was held on Tuesday evening
January 18th, at the home of Mrs
Raymond wilkins, with sixteen
members present. After q very in.
teresting devotional service and
business meeting, delicious refresh.
ments were served. The next meet.
ing will be held February 21st al
the home of Mrs. Nora Donovan.
The Kent-Sussex Leaders Organ
iZatiOn of the Girl Scouts will
meet on Monday, February 9Th. al
500 at the New Century Club. AL
leaders in Kent and Sussex Coun
ties are urged to be present. There
will be a panel discussion led by
two leaders of each community
with Mrs. Thomas Russell of Smyr.
ma as leader. The Milford leaders
will be hOstesses.
} A meeting of the Laurel Republi
can Club was held last week for tn,
, following officers being named
President Fred L. Marvil; vice pre-
sident, Milton d. Yerkes; secon,
vice president, William d. King
secretary-treasurer, Lee Hastings
assistant secretary-treasurer, Wm
p Elliott.
p A meeting of the newly eleete,
officers will be held soon to max,
f plans for the years program an,
! choose committees.
The Milford Memorial Nurses
e Alumni will meet on Tuesday eve
= ming, February 7th, at o'clock a
= the Graduate Nurses Home OF
$ South Walnut Street, Milford. An
nouncement has been made of tn,
newly elected officers Of the Alum
nj who will serve during 1850
0 They are: President. Retta Lank
vice President, LeOna Fisher; Sec
' retary, Ann w. Hugg and Treasur
T er. Clara Harrington. A good at