Milford chronicle., 1951-09-28
Local Happenings

Local Happenings
BAKE-Circles 1, 8, 5 and z of
Calvary Methodist Church will
hold bake in front of the Odd
Fellows Building on Saturday,
September 29, at 10 a. m.
ANTIQUE SHOP-A new store
to be known as the Antique Shop
will open Saturday, September 20,
at lis North Walnut street, Mil
ford. Come in and browse around.
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ANNIVERSARY - The 225th An
niversary of Coolspring Presbyter-
ian Church will be held on Sunday,
October IA, at 2:30 p. m. Rev. Geo.
T. JamisOn, Moderator of New
Castle Presbytery, will be the
speaker.
MEETING - The Avenue w. S.
c. S. will meet in the Social Hall
of the church on Tuesday, October
2, at 1880. A good attendance
would be appreciated because last
minute discussions of the supper
and bazaar to be held on October
19, will take place.
BAKE AND FOOD SALE = The
Mothers Auxiliary of the Calvary
Methodist Church ChOirs will hold
a bake and food sale on Saturday,
September 20, beginning at 8 a. m,
in the Amber Shoe Store, located on
N. w. Front street, next to the A.
4 & P. Super Market.
SUPPER-There will be a Chick
en- Salad, Ham and Oyster Supper
for the benefit of the Frederica
Volunteer Fire Company at the
Fire House in Frederica, on We'd
nesday and Thursday evening, Oc-
tober II and IS. Serving will start
az 5 D. m. Tickets are $125 fol
adults, and Coo for children.
SQUARE DANCE - This Friday
night, September %, a square
! dance will be given at the Ameri-
can Legion Home. All ladies will
be admitted free. Dancing will be
held from 8 to IL with Johnnie
Loper supplying the music. Every
one is invited. Admission SOC.
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CIRCLE SEVEN - Circle No.
of the Calvary Methodist Church
met on September Is, with Jean
ette Tingle, Alta Rockwell as CO.
hOstesses. There were ii present
and five visitors. DevotiOns were LED
by Alta Rockwell after which the
leader, Lille Hall, gave a short
talk on her vacation trip to Luray
and Washington, and then went into
the business part of the evening
Pillow cases for the annual bazaar
that were finished were turned in
The bake to be held by Circles 1
3, 5, z for Saturday, September 29
were discussed.
| Contributions of home canned
food for Mary Todd Gambrel Home
were turned in. A wedding gift wa'
presented to our newly married
circle member. Anne Miller Delic
iOus refreshments of nut sundaei
and crackers were served and tn,
meeting adjourned to meet Octo
ber 16 with Edna Roberts, Eliza
POOre, cO-hostess.
! MINSTREL SHOW-Come. lOOl
and listen to the biggest minstre
show you've ever seen. Yes, tn,
biggest minstrel show, under tn
direction of Mrs. Evelyn West o
Millsboro Since this show is on
of the biggest. it will be playe
two nights, Thursday and Friday
October 4 and 5 at the LincOl
School at 8 o'clock Some Of tn
feature attractions, and we do mea
feature attractions are the two me-
dancers of Broadway, Kay Glen
daniel and Norman Baker dOin
that hot jive number, "Balling tn
Jack" also Earl ShaffeT playing hi
hot harmOnica to the tune of "Pe
of My Heart" Then there is Jea
wilkins singing "St Louis Blues
and the WOmen's Man from tt
South, Burke Jones singing "Swe,
Georgia Brown" There is Norma
Baker singing Hello, My BABY
and Harvey ShOckley singing Ca
olina in the Morning." Logan l.
Compile singing Down Among Il
Sheltering Pines" Yes, folks. tn
is only a small portion of Il
show, so buy your tickets now b
fore it's too late. Don't forget Il
"Bandana FOllies." by the class
Promise of the Lincoln Methodi
Church on October 4 and 5 at
D. m. at the Lincoln School AuC
tOrium.