Milford chronicle., 1951-01-12
Local Happenings


Local Happenings
TO BE GUEST Garfield McDow-
ell, caretaker of "Mordington," will
be the guest of the Lincoln Hotel,
Atlantic City, for a week, starting
January, the 14th.
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BAKE SALE-The Young Adult
Fellowship will sponsor a Bake on
Saturday, January Is, 1851, from 2
to p. m, at the home of Mr.. Aus
tin c. LOfiand, SO6 West Street,
Milford, Delawase.
BAKE-There will be a bake at
the home of Mr.. Austin c. Lofand,
SO6 West Street, Saturday, January
13, from p. m, to o'clock. SpOn-
sored by the Young Adult Fellow
ship of st. Paul Methodist Church.
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MEETING Cedar Grove Farm
Bureau Planning Group will meet
with Mr. and Mrs. Granville
Shockley on Thursday evening,
January 18. This is an important
meeting. All members are urged to
be present.
ANNUAL PARISH MEETING -
The annual Congregational meet
ing of Christ Church, Milford, will
be held Monday, January Is, 8 p. m,
in the Parish House, for the cleo
tion of Parish Wardens and Vestry-
men, also, the presentation of an
nual reports.
COVERED DISH SUPPER-The
Kent and Sussex Democratic Club
will hold a covered dish supper in
the Pocahontas Hall, Milford, on
Thursday, January 18th. Bring a
covered dish and table silver. A
charge of soc per person will be
made. Cards and bingO will be
played following the dinner.
YOUNG ADULT-The Young Ad.
ult Fellowship of St. PauPs Meth
odist Church, Milford, are present
ing DR.. Oscar j. Chapman, presi
dent Of Delaware State College, Do
yer, and the School Choir in a mu
sical program Sunday evening
January IA, 1851, at o'clock. AL
members, friends and we'll wisheri
are welcome.
PTA MEETING - The Januar,
meeting of the Milford PTA will
be held in the Cafeteria of the nev
building, January IL. The meeting
will start at 500 p. m. DR.. Cobbs
Superintendent of the Milfor,
Schools will be the speaker of tn
evening. We hope that all friend
and patrons of the school will fin
it convenient to attend the meeting
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BYKOTA CLASS On Monda
evening, January Sth, the Bykot
Glass of Calvary Methodist Churc
met at the home of Mrs. Winni
Lynch. The hostesses for the eve
ming we're Mrs. Winnie Lynch an
Mrs. Marian Haughey.
The meeting was opened by a.
repeating the Lords Prayer. An in
formative Bible study on Jeremia
and the Lamentations of Jeremia
was given by Mrs. Elizabeth Hall
A business meeting was the
4 held. Refreshments were served.
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CIRCLE MEETINGS-Circles
3 Avenue Methodist Church wi
Al meet Tuesday evening, January
Id as follows; No. l with Mrs. M Hal
s. we'll Pierce and Mrs. Robert Ha
4 at 1880; No. 2 with Mrs. ]. S. Wi
ID lis at eight, Mrs. VIM. Faix an
4 Mrs. Carson Ward assisting; No.
re with Mrs. Ralph Mills, Mrs. Josep
Kemp assisting at 8; No. 4 vii
le Mrs. Oliver V. James, with Mi
sr Jennie West assisting at eight; N
il with Mrs. David A. Clements, 81
with Miss Sarah Messick assistiH
~ at 1880; No. with Mrs. Gasp,
~ Boyce, Mrs. Mortimer Whitehe;
n assisting at 1880.
il COMMUNITY CONCERT - II
t; next Community Concert will
G. held in the High School Atditoriu
lg on Sunday, January IA, beginnil
at o'clock. The artists for IL
m concert will be Loretta and MUIR
20 DranOff, duo pianists. These artis
70 are young Americans and have m
n with popular favor wherever tn
have been presented. They tray
with their own two pianos in a N
torized vehicle which has been {
pecially designed for them. II
will be another opportunity to ha
ny Carnegie Hall come to a small ci
Members of the concert series "
ier appreciate the artistry Of this hi
band and wife duo.
GnCwo1 CovsvySooe