Milford chronicle., 1953-07-10

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fchurch at 6 o'clock. Plan to com
and bring your family.
/ BAKE--The Ladies Aid of th,
Mt. EnOn Baptist Church will holt
a bake sale, Saturday, July 18th
starting at 10:3O a. m, at 4th anC
Church Avenue. Benefit of tn,
Church Building Fund.
DON'T FORGET - Big benefi
show at Milford Baseball Parl
next Tuesday evening! Little Jim.
my Dickens" and other Outstandine
radio, TV and recording artists are
to be featured. Curtain time: 8 o,
clock.
CHICKEN AND OYSTER SIP
PER-A Chicken and Oyster Supper
will be held at the Concord Com
munity House, Saturday, September
26, 1858. Starting at 4 P. M. This
supper is sponsored by the Concord
w. S. C. S.
JIMMY DICKENS FANS from
all over the peninsula will be con-
verging on the Milford Baseball
Park next Tuesday evening to hear
their favOTite and other Grand
ole Opry" artists in the big v.
F. W.-spOnsOred benefit show.
PICNIC-The MillwOOd Aid and
Sunday School will hold a COM
munity picnic in the Hall, Thurs
day evening, July 10Th, at z o.
clock. If stormy, will be held on
Friday evening, the 18th. The COM
munity is invited.
BEACH PARTY-The class of
1948 invites you to a beach party
on Saturday evening July II, 1853
at 8 p M. The meeting place will
be at Bill DaVidson's cottage, at
the North End OF Slaughter Beach.
Please send $50 donation per person
for refreshments to Barbara
Hamstead, Greenwood, Delaware.
Husbands, wives, and friends are
invited.
REBEKAH BANQUET - Any
member wishing to attend the ban
Quet at RehObOth on Thursday eve
ming, July 10th, will make reser-
vations with Miss Louise Higman
at City Hall by Monday, July 18th.
BAkE-GrOup No. 2 of Calvary
Methodist Church will hold a Bake
in front of the Odd Fellows Build
ing, Saturday morning, July 11th,
at 8 o'clock.
TICKETS for the big benefit
show, featuring Little Jimmy
Dickens" and other Grand Ole
Opry" stars, at the Milford Base
ball Park, next Tuesday evening,
July 14th, are now available at
Charles MObil Station, Hugg In
surance Agency, Scott's Variety
Store, Electrical Maintenance and
Equipment Company, and at the
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MEETING-One of the series OF
County Farm Bureau meetings.
called by the Sussex County, presi-
dent, James Baxter, will be held on
July 14th, at $3.50 o'clock, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Webb.
East of Milford. All Farm Bureau
members in this vicinity should
plan to attend this meeting as mat
ters of vital concern to all men,
bers will be discussed by the Exc
cutive Secretary, Mr.. Peters, and
other Farm Bureau officials.
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CALVARY PICNIC-The Calvary
Methodist Church School will hold
its Annual Picnic on Wednesday.
July 18th, at Trappe Pond. Mr..
John R. Wilkins, General Superin-
tendent Of the School, has an
nOunced that busses will leave the
S. E. Front at Franklin
Street, at 10:00 a. m. There will
be transportation provided for all
those without cars. The families
OF members and friends will attend
with everyone bringing their pic
mic lunches. Lemonade and ice
cream will be supplied by the
Church School. Games, swimming.
softball, contests and a general
good time is being planned by the
committee. This picnic has proven
10 be one of the highlights of the
year for children and adults alike
with entire families attending for
the day.
ACCIDENT-MOnday morning at
the intersection of Cedar Beach
Road and RehobOth Boulevard a
car driven by Vernon Benson. own
er and operator of the Mispillion
Light Fishing Wharf, and one driv-
en- Dy Thomas E. Izer of Rock Hall.
ILL.,, cOllided.
Mr. Benson was knocked out of
MS automobile by the force of the
crash, and suffered an arm iniurv
botn cars were badly damaged.
The force of the blow drove Ben-
sons car into the monumental
yard OF W. V. Sipple, damaging
several large cemetery monn7
ments.
Both drivers were arraigned bv
the Milford police, who investigated
the accident, before City Alderman
Harvey Davidson, and fined for NOT
the right-of-way and NOT
using due care and caution.
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