Milford chronicle., 1951-11-30
Local Happenings

DEL IEA UU lUUh SHUTTING
now while the stocks of merchan-
disc in the stores is complete.
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THE LAKES AND PONDS.
around Milford were covered with
a coating of ice on Wednesday
morning.
CHRONICLE ADVERTISERS are
now showing their Christmas
wares. Read their ads closely for
worthwhile bargains.
ZERO FOOTBALL 49, Milford
High School completed a very un-
satisfactory football season with a
goose egg on the winning side.
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY is
scheduled for a special session on
December 10. Have you any hopes
that it will be quickly adjourned?
WE HEAR RUMORS that the
Milford-RehobOth Road will be
widened in the not too distant fu-
ture. That program is long over
due.
RUMMAGE SALE - The Sister
hood of Beth SholOm Community
Center will sponsor a Rummage
Sale at the store next to the First
National Bank in Milford on Satur-
day morning, December 1st, start
ing at $3.50 a. m.
COVERED DISH - The Cedar
Grove Farm Bureau Planning
Group will hold a covered dish lun-
cheOn on Friday evening, Novem-
ber 80, at Millwood Hall. The hour
is $3.50. Please bring the place
settings for your family, also a
covered dish.
MILFORD POLICE announce a
drive against speeders within the
city limits. Well gamble that if
they make a real effort to stop the
reckless driving on Lake View
avenue, they will keep the city
magistrate busy. This also ap-
plies to many other streets in Mil
ford.
CHRISTMAS PARTY-The Late
Disciples Class will have their
Christmas Party at the POcahOntas
Hall on December. Z, at 500 p. IN.
Each member is to bring a SOC gift
and a Csc gift for each child you
bring. There will be fun, enter
tainment, gifts and refreshments
for all. Come, bring the children
and have fun.
COOKIE AND CANDY SALE -
Have you made arrangements for
buying your Christmas cookies? II
not, be sure to attend the sale that
will be held on December Is, at
$3.50 a. m. in Argos LinOleum
Store, Milford. 1t is being spOn-
sOred by the Milford Chapter OF
the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Miss
Orpha Webb is chairman.
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MEETING-GrOup No. 5 of the
! WOmens Association of the Pres.
byterian Church will hold theil
monthly meeting at the home o
Frances LaremOre on Delaware
avenue, on Tuesday, December 4
at 500 p. m. The devotional topic
will be Jonah" and all are urgeC
to read the entire book of Jonah
Plans are being made for Christ
mas, so a perfect attendance i
desired.
Offers PLAY - Since the Mil
ford playground and bathing beacl
has been abandoned two Otters ar
using the lake and stream whic
feeds the former.
They have been observed cross
ing the RehobOth Highway at tn
bridge over the stream. Fac
weighs about 20 pounds, observer
state.
1t is very unusual for Otters t
be in the city limits, as they ar
reported very scarce in this are;
SENIOR CLASS BAZAAR-TheI
will be fun and entertainment fC
everyone in the Milford Hig
School Cafeteria on November BOT
at 1880 p. m, when seniors hOl
their annual bazaar.
You'll enjoy dart and baseba
throw, bingo, target shooting, rir
and penny toss, a while elephal
package and nail driving No dOul
you will want to have your fOrtur
told to see what the future has
store for you.
On the stage different groups wi
give vocal and instrumental nur
bers, dances and readings.
COkes and hot dogs will be {
sale during the evening; and f
your weekend deliCacies, stop
our food sale table.
Won't you reserve the above da
for a gala evening with the MilfO
High School Seniors?
CIRCLE NO. 7-On Tuesday eV
mig. November 20, ten members
Circle No. Z of Calvary Method
Church, met at the home of M
Blanche Rogers. Dorothy Richal
son had charge of devotiOns whi
were in keeping with Thanksg
ing.
Lille Hall, leader, had char
of the business meeting and
ported that $77OO received fr'
the sale of pillow cases at the |
zaar was contributed by Circle
Z She thanked nvervOne who he