Milford chronicle., 1951-10-19

october 18TH, from 10 o CLOCK.
Tickets sold by all members. Adults,
$3.50; children under II, 75c.
DINNER-A chicken dinner will
be served at the home Of Mrs. EN-
ma Deputy at 400 Church avenue
on Saturday, October 21, 1851, be-
ginning at 5 o'clock. Mrs. D. H.
Lamb and Mrs. Ethel Green are /
sponsors.
TRAP SHOOT-William A. Lynch,
chairman of the trapshOOting COM /
mittee, has announced that another
big Trapshoot will be held at the
V. F. w. property, near Milford,
this Saturday, beginning at p. m.
Prizes of poultry available for the
top shooters.
BAKE - There will be a bake
held in Argos LinOleum Store, Mil
ford, at 8 a. m. on Saturday, Octo-
Der 20, sponsored by the Milford
Memorial Hospital Alumnae Nurses
Association of Milford. Cakes, pies,
cookies and many other things to
eat will be on sale.
BINGO PARTY-There will be
Bingo Party in MillwOod Hall on
Friday, October 26th, at p. 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.
COOTIRTTES TO MEET e
Milford Cootiettes Club will hold
an important meeting at the
v. F. w. Home this Monday eve
! ming. Oct 22nd. beginning at eight
. o'clock. Plans for trips to Wllm-
ingtOn and Washington and hos
{ pital party will be discussed.
( HOSPITAL SEWING - Volun-
!, teer sewers for Memorial Hospital
e are wanted by Mrs. James Upper
4 and Mrs. Bayard Wharton, who
; have this part of the Auxiliary
4 work in charge. Materials will be
e brought to volunteers. to do the
J. work at home. Call Mrs. Lippert
e 42S1, or Mrs. Wharton, 479O.
f V, F. w. DINNER-The Ladie:
= Auxiliary to Post No. 64SS will offel
/, another of their popular monthly
= dinners at the V. F. w Post Home
2, on the evening of Thursday, Octo
: Der 25th. Turkey with all the trim
Minis is on the menu for this din
ner, which will get underway a
p. m. Mrs. Helen West is chair
man for the October dinner.
Y DANCE-Members of Blue HeI
Post. the Ladies Auxiliary, and so
cial members of the Milford V. F. W
l. Assn, Inc, are looking forward t
= Saturday. November 10th. when
n Fall and Winter series of dance
IS will be resumed at the Post Home
2 The Bob Lee Trio has been hiret
II for the Fall season and will maxi
g. its local debut November 10th.
GIIVE THY FAITH"-The WOrlt
Il Community Day Service will con
/ vent Friday. November 2, at 2:S
i D. m. at the Pilgrim Holmes
A. Church in Milford.
y The material project this time i
II aid for the homeless, namely, be-
4 coverings, anything from crib siz
ie to dOuble-bed size. New materia
As is not necessary, just so it is war;
u and clean.
Everyone is urged to attend.
= TRAP SHOOT-The second in
= Fall and winter series of traI
y = shooting meets is scheduled for tn
5, ". F. w. course this Saturday al
y ternOOn and is expected to dra
~, entries from throughout the peniI
- sular area.
0 Saturdays meet will get under
co way at one o'clock and shOOtin
re will continue until dark. The popl
iu lar Lewis Class will again be fe;
tured with awards of poultry gOir
u to top gunners.
Gu Arrangements for the meet al
"a in the hands of a committee col
81 sisting of William A. Lynch, Thf
=. Hollis, Jr., and Eurie Savage, Jr.
BROWNIES MEET-Last Thur
day Brownie Troop No. held
-, very lively meeting with 16 mer
m a bers and two visitors present. Pa
~ ticularly enjoyable was a Sol
session and paper tearing. tt
,ue Brownie story was read, which e
rt planned how to help and he
,aI others have helped.
,ca There will be a committee meC
No | ing of the members and leaders
nm Troop No. 8 on Thursday, Octob
ANT IS.
cal Leaders of the Fourth Brown
ers Troop will meet with the mothe
Md this Thursday, October IS, and t
Brownies for that troop will
ner registered then. Mrs. Hare
ved Stauffer will be assistant lead
and Mrs. William T. Jackson W
be the leader for this new Brown