Milford chronicle., 1951-06-15

5 ufeh Day services will be held in
the MillwOod Church on Sunday
/ evening, June II, at 8 p. M, sharp.
: BAKE II The ladies of the
l Church of God will hold a bake
: Saturday, June 16, at nine O'Clock
in Argos Store for the benefit Of
the new parsonage.
BOWERS TAG DAY! - The La
dies Auxiliary of Bowers Fire
!, Company will hold a "Tag Dav"
for the benefit of the firemen on
June 16 and II. Come to Bowers
; and get tag.
FARM BUREAU Il The Cedar
Grove Farm Bureau PLANNING
? Group will meet on Thursday eve
ming, June 21, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Vreeland. There
viii be a guest speaker. Members
try 10 be present.
FRESH AIR GUESTS-Eigbtean
children will arrive June 28 to he
guests of kindly people of this
community. Mrs. Chuck Wright
will be able to assign other guests
who will arrive July 19. Call her
and tell her your wishes.
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j BAkE-Circles 2, 4, 6 and 3 Of
Calvary Chruch Of Milford will,
hold a bake on Saturday, June 23
at WrOten's new store building
commencing at $3.50 a. m. Pies
cakes, chickens, eggs, and all kinds
OF goodies will be fore sale. Come
and do your shopping with us.
McCOLLEY w. s. G. S. - The
McColley w. s. C. S. will meet and
be entertained at the home of Mr. |
and Mrs. David EllingsWorth in
Ellendale on Saturday evening.
June %. A cordial invitation IS
extended to all members. Pleasei
bring cake as cake and ice cream
Will be for sale, and also a mack
age for the fish pond.
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CHIROPRACTORS MEET - The
members of the Delaware Chiro-
practors Association held a meet
ing on June oath in the Laurel.
Del.' American Legion Hall. There
were II members present. DR..
Shulthouse read the minutes of the
last meeting. Business topics were
discussed and voted upon. After the
meeting the Ladies Auxiliary serv-
ed a luncheon. On the way home
several members visited with DIR
Wllkers' residence to view his new
home and office.
SANITATION MEETING-Dr
Joel KaplOvsky of the State Board
OF Health will address the S. E. 8
on Monday, June Is, 1861, 8 D. m.
az the Seaford Fire Hall. DR..
haplovsky is an authority ,on
municipal sanitation and stream
pollution.
Invitations have been extended
to civic authorities of communities
bordering on the Nanticoke River
and Broad Creek to meet with Dr.
haploVsky on these timely prob
lens. All others interested in these
subjects are invited to attend.
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CIRCLE 4-On May Is Circle 4
of Calvary Methodist Church met
at the home of Mrs. Marie Webb +,
with Mrs. Edna Argo as co-hos-
tess. The meeting opened with a
very enjoyable devotional service
LED by Mrs. Annie Morris. The bus :
mess meeting followed, conducted
by the leader, Mrs. Sadie Faving- ],
er. There were II members and
three visitors present. tSS
The next meeting will be held :
on June 19 at the home of Mrs.
Edith Roberts with Mrs. TheIma
Carpenter as cO-hOstess. The lead Z
er would like to see every one I
present.
LOCAL MAN FINFD-A colIis- q
ion in which he figured last Friday {
afternoon, when his two children a
suffered minor injuries, cost Carl s
ton Dix, 81, Milford, a fine Of $40
and costs on a charge of falling to il
use due care and caution. The pen 4
atty was imposed by Magistrate b
Joseph B. Jefferis, Milford. Flora d
Dix, Ia, and Tyrone Dix, 10. the
were treated at the MAJ !
ford Memorial Hospital for con-
tusions.
The accident occurred at Bar-
rats Chapel on U. s. Route ia
According to state police, a pickup /
truck operated by Warren Sim
onds, 55, 500 block West Sixth, s
street, Wilmington, was proceed
ing south when he stopped to avoid Z
hitting a dog. A sedan, driven by
Dix, which was following, struck t,
the rear Of the truck. n
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WOMEN'S MEETING The d
Presbyterian Women's Association
meeting for June will be held on c
June 19, at 8 p. m. The Y
president, Mrs. Jeanne Deats, will y
call short business. meeting
promptly at 8, after which there 7
will be short devotional service and y
special music.
The event Of the evening win be g
he showing of DR.. Bob Pierce's a
Attest color film "38th Parallel" of Y
iS minutes length. This film is en- 9
lanced by glimpses Of ancient Gus "
.oms and traditions to which ROr-
cans cling despite the sudden z
given their tiny coun-
rY.
Short days before Korea aamed
With war, DR.. Pierce filmed this
moving document, visiting not only II
he masses hut Ann nL.lnlaI. n III y