Milford chronicle., 1952-10-31
Local Happenings

morning. They were keeping ahead /
of the winter weather.
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CHRISTMAS-Eight weeks from /
today will be Christmas Day. The /
time is short to make your plans |
for that holiday season. i
SNOW-Snow fiurries Wednesday /
morning were in evidence as much |
cooler weather arrived. High winds
accompanied the winter weather.
AMERICAN WAY-Regardless of /
party affiliatiOn, it is your duty to
vote next Tuesday This is the !
American way or settling our pO-
litical disputes.
CHINQUAPINS-DO you remem-
ber the old chinquapins? We over
heard, a conversation between some
youngsters. They asked, What
are Chinquapins%
NO HUNTING - Large numbers
of farmers are now posting their
farms with mo Hunting signs.
This is a sure sign that the cunning
season will soon be here.
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LABOR-The k-breaking la
Dor of corn husking has been elm
mated by the corn saving machin-
cry now in use. Two men now do
the work of whole gangs.
VOTE-VOte early next Tuesday.
If you wait until late in the day
you may be crowded away from
the polls. The early voter will
have less trouble in voting.
SUPPER AND BAZAAR--Dont
forget the Supper and Bazaar held
by the w. S. c. S. of Calvary
Church at the Community Build
ing, Friday, November 7th.
THANKSGIVING - Thanks
giving is only four weeks off. The
turkey crop seems to be large and
the supply plentiful. Nationally the
price is lower than last season.
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HALLOWEEN PARTY - Christ
Church kindergarten and Sunday
School Halloween Party will be
held in the Parish House on Fri
day, October 31st, from Z to 8 p. m.
MARKETS - Roadside markets
are beginning to close for the win
ter season. Like the falling of
leaves, this is a sure indication
that cold winter weather is very
near.
HALLOWEEN DANCE, Saturday
night, November /, at the Beth
Sholom Community Center, spOn-
sored by the Sisterhood Come in
costumes. Enjoy the dancing and
refreshments.
BAKE AND BAZAAR - Friday
and Saturday, October 81 and No
vember 1, at 10 a. m, the ladies of
the Church of God will hold a ba-
zaar and bake at the Amber Shoe
Store i'm Milford
ELECTION-Only a few more
days to go until election is over
and we can get back to normal
again It's been a dirty campaign
from Start to finish. Go vote and
then take up your normal activi-
ties.
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY - The
Memorial Hospital Auxiliary is
conducting a Membership Drive
and would De pleased to have any
names Of new or prospective mem
bers. Call Mrs. Byron Gibson or
Mrs. Frank r. Grier
UNION METHODIST CHURCH
There will be Rally Day Services
in Union Church on Sunday No
vember 2nd at 2 p. m.
There will be special music.
The w. S. c. S. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Nora KentOn on Fri
day evening, November 7th.
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BROTHERHOOD - The Brother
hood of Milford will meet Tuesday
night, November 4th, 1852, at the
usual place on Church Avenue at
$3.50 p. m. All members are urged
to be present. Business of impor-
tance. LOrenzie Chandler, presi-
dent; George Adams, secretary.
CONVENTION - There will be
Singing Convention at the Church
of God Sunday, November 2, at 2:30
D. m. The Rev. Leon Ellis, out
standing musician, will be in
charge. Singers from all over the
shore az well as Washington, d.
c., will render selections. A Men
MONTE quartet from Greenwood and
Leon Donovan will also sing The
pubic is cordially invited
MEMBERSHIP CARDS - George
G. Messick, president of the Mil
ford Community Concert Associa-
ton, has announced that member
ship cards have been mailed to the
subscribers, which will admit them
to the four concerts of this 1852
| SO series. The first concert will be
given on Sunday, November 23rd at
three when Donald Dickson, bari
tone, will be the artist.
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