Milford chronicle., 1951-02-16

Nelson Stevens. Hope to have
good attendance.
COUNCIL MEETING - Due to
the postponement Of the regular
meeting of Milford City Council
for Tuesday, February 13, the meet
ing will be held Monday evening,
February 19, at 1880.
CANDY - The Milford Memorial
Hospital Auxiliary will sell candy
at the Lions Minstrel Show. Con-
tributOrs may leave their candy
with Mrs. Edwin Fisher by 2 o.
clock on February 10th.
BAKE - The Sunshine Class of
Calvary Methodist Church will hold
a bake on Saturday, March 8, at
Argos LinOleum Store, beginning
at 8 o'clock. Cakes, pies, cookies,
rolls and other good things to eat
will be offered for sale.
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4-H CLUB MEETS-The Green
wood Hi-Fly All Club met on Tues
day February 9Th, in the Green
wood Fire Hail. The discussion for
the meeting was of the 1851 All
Club projects. Mr.. Gweny distribu-
ted the All Calendars.
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MEETING-The Alden Branch of
the International Sunshine Society,"
will meet on Friday, February 18th
at the home of Mrs. Carl Allen at
2 p. m. This is a change of date,
which was necessitated by the
World Day of Prayer.
VALENTINES SENT-Grades a
and of the Banneker School made
and sent a box of valentines to
little JacQuelin Marie of Atlanta,
Georgia. Jacquelyn is suffering
from an incurable cancer and has
asked people all over the United
States to let her be their valen-
tine.
CARD PARTY-Group No. 1 of
the New Century Club will hold a
card party in the club room, on
Friday, February 16, at eight o.
clock. Mrs. Frank Vibbert and Mrs.
Edgar Lsaacs, ST., are the general
chairmen. Mrs. Herman Phillips is
the chairman for prizes and Mrs.
Robert Rudolph is chairman of re-
freshments. Tickets, so cents.
PINOCHOLE PARTY - Tuesday
afternoon at 5, the Krinon Club met
at the home of Miss Eva Baynard.
Final plans for the pinochOle party
to be held at the Hardcastle home
on KirkwOOd street in Dover, Sat
urday, March 3, were made. Prizes
will be awarded in the pinOchole
tournament. Come and enjoy an
evening of fun.
METHODIST CIRCLES - The
Circles of Avenue Methodist Church
will meet Tuesday evening, Febru-
ary 20, as follows: No 1 with Mrs.
Charles Varney, Mrs. Sarah Beau
champ as cO-hOstess, at 1880; No.
2 with Mrs. Byron Gibson, Mrs.
Carl March and Mrs. Fred Burton
as cO-hostesses, at 8 o'clock; No.
8 with Mrs. Courtney Burch, Mrs.
Leroy Short as cO-hostess, at 8
O'Clock; No 4 with Mrs. Elizabeth
Purks, Mrs. Bessie Shew as CO.
hostess, at 1880; No. 5 with Mrs.
Russell Emory Mrs. William Berry
as cO-hOstess at 7:30; No. with
Mrs. Walter Grier, Mrs. G. D. Holz-
mueller as cO-hostess, at s o'clock.
STOCKHOLDERS MEET - The
annual stockholders meeting of the
Milford Building and Loan AssO-
citation will be held in their office
at 19 N. w. Front street, Milford,
Tuesday evening, February 20, at
500 o'clock.
The Milford Building and Loan
Association is the oldest building
and loan association in the City of
Milford, being organized in 1871.
They are proud of the fact that so
years of safe management have
brought about the financing of
many of Milford's beautiful homes.
The present secretary, J. Will
liam Wells, reports that for the
fourth successive year every one
of the stockholders are fully paid
up in their dues to the association.
This achievement is possible only
through the cooperation of the
stockholders and Mr.. Wells ex-
tended his appreciation to them.
The associations books are aud
tied by the Office of the State Bank
Commissioner when the fiscal year
ends on February Is.
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LOCAL VETS HONORED-When
COmmander-in-Ch Charles c.
Rails makes his official visit to
Delaware next week, two Milford
V. F. w. members, Ralph E. Scott
and David S. Hugg, will be in the
official Department of Delaware
party that will accompany the v.
+. w. head on his two-day tour.
Hugg, who is commander of dis
trict No. 3, Kent County, of the V.
F. W., and Scott, who is a national
aide-de-camp, will meet the Rails
headed group at Dover Tuesday af-
ternOon, in time to hear COmman-
der Rails address a joint session of
the Delaware Legislature, and will
then accompany the group back to
Wilmington. On Wednesday, the
two local men will accompany the
national commander on a tour of
Veterans Administration and V. r.
w. installations in the Wilmington
area. The second days program
of activities will be climaxed with
banquet at the Polish-Ameyican
Post Home. Wilmington. Wadnas-