Milford chronicle., 1951-03-16
Local Happenings

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BAKE SALE - Circle No. 2 of
which Mrs. f. Burgette Short is
the leader, will have a bake sale
at Argos Lnoleum Store on Sat
urday, March IT,
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MEETING POSTFONED - The
meeting of the MillwOod Church
Aid, will be postponed until Friday
night, March 23rd at p. m. Furth-
er notice will be nosted next week.
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CLASS MEETING ~ Circle No. 5
of Calvary Methodist Church, will
meet Tuesday, March goth at the
home of Mrs. Davis Watson, with
Mrs. Raymond Wilkins as the CO.
hostess.
BINGO PARTY - The MillwOOd
Sunshine Society is giving a large
Bingo Party on Friday, March 3Oth,
at p. m. in MillwoOd Hall. Plan to
attend. Tickets $50 Prizes and re-
freshments.
TURKEY SUPPER - The Mil
ton Fire Company will hold a tur-
key supper, Saturday, March II,
in the Milton Fire Hall. Tickets,
$L25; first serving at 4:30, until
$500 o'clock.
EASTER VACATION - The Mil
ford Schools will close for the
Easter vacation on Wednesday af-
ternOOn March 21st at $50 p. m.
and will open $3.50 a. m. Tuesday
morning March 9th.
BAKE - The kindergarten De-
partment of Avenue Church will
have food and bake sale at Argos
Store on Saturday, March oath be-
ginning at $3.50. Mrs. Annie Pretty
man and Miss Mary Travis will
have it in charge.
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CHICKEN NJ DUMPLINGS-The
S. A. A. of Lord Baltimore High
School, Ocean View, will sponsor
chicken and dumpling supper,
Sussex County style, on Saturday,
March II. from a till 8 p. m. in the
Lord Baltimore High School Cafe
terra.
MEETING - The executive COM
mittee and the board of directors
Of the Milford Community Concerts
will meet with Mrs. J. Raymond
Bennett on Wednesday. March 28
at eight o'clock. Business of i'm
pOrtanee will be discussed.
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MEETING 49, The regular meet
ing of the AIillwood Sunshine So
ciety will be held on Wednesday.
March 28th at Nlillwood Hall. All
members are urged to be present
and answer to roll call as this is
the time for payment of dues. Be
sure to bring your reports to this
meeting.
BOX SOCIAL-There will be a
box social held in the Lincoln
School, Friday evening. March 18th,
at 1880 p. m, sponsored by the
young people of the Lincoln Church.
Everyone is welcome to attend and
ladies, bring those beautiful and
mysterious boxes to be auctiOned.
There will also be cake, ice cream
and coffee for sale. and a door
prize. Come one, come all and
help a good cause.
CONFERENCE - At the Fourth
Quarterly Conference held at the
ST. Paul Methodist, Milford, the
pastor Rev Randolph Fisher was
invited to return for another year
The Rev. Daniel L. Rideout Dist
rict sUpt., Of the Dover District
presided.
The GOsIee Gospel Singers will
appear in . program of songs Sun
day, March IS, 1851 at 300 p. m. at
st. Paul Methodist Church.
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GREENWOOD BL UE CROSS
GROUP - This group will be re-
opened during the dates of March
IS, 16, and 18th Mr. Harry War
ringtOn, chairman of Public Rela-
tiOns for the Kiwanis Club at
Greenwood, has appointed a COM
mittee to solicit by telephone all
people with a telephone listing in
members of the Kiwanis Club who
are assisting in the reopening are
A. Stanley Cahall, President, The
odOre T. TOrbert, vice president,
Robert H. Moore Secretary and DR..
Greylock Noble
CIRCLE MEETINGS - Avenue
Methodist Church Circles Of the
WSCS will meet on Tuesday, March
20 as follows No / with Mrs. John
Lodge, Mrs. w. D. Wilkins assist
ing at 1880; No. with Mrs. BrOd-
dos Jones, Mrs. Bayard Wharton
and Mrs. Nelson Hall assisting at
8; No with Mrs. Harry Vinyard
Mrs. Vera Schrey assisting at s;
No with Mrs. John Scott, Mrs.
George Manlove. at 8; No. 5 with
Mrs. Wilson Sockrider, Miss Ber-
tha Cole assisting, at 7:3O; No 6
with Mrs. John c. Truitt, Miss
Sarah Barcus assisting at 8.
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GOOD FRIDAY ~ The Commun-
ity Good Friday service will be held
at the Presbyterian church, the
Rev Kenneth Kepler, pastor, FROM
twelve noon to three O'Clock. Local