Milford chronicle., 1951-10-26

3lst, in MillwOOd Hall at 2 p. m.
Don't forget the Bingo Party on
Friday, October 26th.
BAkE-Circles 2, 4, 6, and 8 of
Calvary Methodist Church will hold
bake on October q in front of
Odd Fellows Hall, Milford, start
ing at $3.50 a. m. Pies, cakes and
all kinds of good things will be
offered for sale.
Hostesses at Mem
orial Hospital for the latter part,
OF next week from two to three
daily, will be-: November 1st. Mrs
Harry Rust; November End, Mrs.
James HOlzmueiler; November Srd.
Mrs. James Wilson.
IT'S A GIRL - Mr.. and Mrs
John Hayes welcomed a baby girl
al the Milford Memorial Hospital
on Thursday, October IS. The lit
tie Miss has been named Nancy
Lynn. This is their second daugh-
ter, the other being Linda Carol.
BINGO PARTY-There will he
BingO Party in Millwood Hall on
Friday, October 26th, at 8 D. m. /
Prizes and refreshments. Admis- !
sion, $50. Come out and bring your
friends. All members of Millwood
Sunshine Society are to bring some
thing for a prize, wrapped.
THE w. S. c. s. of Calvary
Methodist Church will hold their
annual supper and bazaar at the I
Community Building in Milford on
the second floor, on Friday eve
ming, November 8. Serving from
4:3O to 1880 p. m.
DANCE-Members of Blue Hen
Post, the Ladies Auxiliary. and So
cial members of the Milford Y. F.W.
Assn, Inc, are looking forward to
saturday, November 10th, when a
Fall and Winter series of dances
VIII be resumed at the Post Home
The Bob Lee Trio has been hired
for the Fall season and will make
its local debut November 10th.
BOOTHS of fancy work. CANDY
cakes, pillow cases and other items
will be on sale at the bazaar in
the Milford Community Building on
Friday, November 8, under the aus
pices of the w. S. c. S. of the Cal
vary Methodist Church.
"LIVE THY FAITHD-The World
Community Day Service will con-
vent Friday, November 2, at 2:SO
p. m. at the Pilgrim Holiness
! Church in Milford.
The material project this time is
aid for the homeless, namely, bed
coverings, anything from crib size
to dOuble-bed size. New material
is not necessary, just so it is warm
and clean.
Everyone is urged to, attend.
CALVARY CHURCH will hold
their annual supper and bazaar at \
the Milford Community Building
on Friday, November 8. The menu
will be turkey. dressing, potatoes
(white and sweet, cole slaw, peas,
turnips, apple sauce, cranberry
sauce, rolls, butter and coffee. Ice
cream for dessert. ii
MELODY MAKERS-The Melody
Makers blew into town Tuesday
fch nd 6rV ,fO I
For first class dancing pleasure.
jitterbug and polka, they're tops.
We predict a very good future for
the Melody Makers at the COmmuni-
ty Building.
Don't forget, the Melody Makers
will play every Tuesday night at
the Community Building Dance,
starting at 900 o'clock. Admis-
sion, SOC.
Johnny LOper and his boys will
continue to play on Saturday eve
nings. !
CHOIR REHEARSES-The Choir
us of the Presbyterian Church is
in rehearsal of Maunder's Cantata I
Bethlehem, which it is planned to
present at a Vesper Service, in the |
Presbyterian Church on Sunday
afternoon, December 23rd, at four !
o'clock. This lovely composition l
has never been attempted in Mil t
ford, and the choir numbering be-
tween eighteen to twenty-four |
voices, under the direction of Mrs.
Marie GiltenbOth, with Mrs. Ruth
Klippel, Organist, is enthusiastical- Y
ly cooperating. Newcomers with '
good voices are invited to assist in {
presenting this new Christmas Can I
tata and will be welcomed at re- .
hearsals, which are held at 8:15 q
Thursday evening, at the Church.
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DELAWARE POULTRY I'M.
PROYEMENT ASSOCIATION-The :
Delaware Poultry Improvement AS \
sOciatiOn will hold it's first au- =
tumn meeting on Monday, October
29, at 8 p. m. at Milford High
School in Room IA. All poultry
men, farmers, and interested per-
sons welcome. The program sched-
uled is as follows: a
1. Present story on Chronic Res '
piratory Disease and New \
castle, by Karl Seeger. !
2. COlOred slides on Delmarva /
Chicken Festival of 1851 and a
Poultry Houses in Shenandoah E
Valley, by Charles Friedel. c
g. Outlook for Holiday Broiler /
and Turkey Broiler Markets, |
by Jack Blades, marketing spe- +
cialist. r