Milford chronicle., 1953-10-30

BAKE-Group No. 3, of Calvary
w. S. c. s., leader, Susann Mills, !
will hold bake No. on Friday, /
October Both, in former James Res |
taurant on Walnut Street in Mil
ford. Time, 800 a. m.
BAKE-Circle No. 2 of Avenue
Church. Mrs. Melvin James, lead
er, will hold Bake in the former
James Restaurant on October 31st
at o'clock All kinds of baked
goods will be on sale, so stop in.
SERVICE - World Community
Day will be observed on NOvem-
ber 9Th. Plan to take part in the
service, particulars for which will
appear in this paper, and bring
some things for Frightening the
dreary and war-tOrn homes of peO-
pie in other countries.
BAKE AND RUMMAGE SALE
Circle No. 2 of Avenue Church.
Mrs. Melvin James, leader, will
hold a combined Bake and Rum
mage Sale in the former James
Restaurant on Saturday, October
31st, starting at o'clock.
SUPPER-The Kent and Sussex
Democratic Club will have a chick
en- and dumpling supper on Thurs
day evening, November 19, 1858,
at the POcahOntas Hall, Second and
Washington 81 'eets, Milford, Del
aware. Serving time, to 8 p. m.
Adults, $1.25; children, SIS.
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CHOIR-The Choir of st. Johns
Methodist Church of Newark, Del,
will render a service at st. Paul
Methodist Church Sunday night,
November 1st, at o'clock. The
choir is under the direction of Mr.
BObbie Saunders. The public is in
vited. Rev. Randolph Fisher, pas
tor; Mrs. Helen Mitchell, sponsor.
HELP WANTED-WOuld any
Hospital Auxiliary member be in
terested in helping the seamstress
at Memorial Hospital with new
linens that must be made? All will
be plain sewing, and a sample of
each kind may be seen. With the
occupancy of the new wing not
too far off, the need for these ex-
ira linens is imperative Any one
who can and will lend a hand may
contact Mrs. Stevenson or Mrs
Draper at the Hospital.
SUPPER-The Order of Red Men
of Sakamis Tribe No. 10, of Mil
ford, Del, will hold a chicken and
dumpling supper on Friday eve
ming, November 9th, in the POca-
Eontas Hall. Serving time will be
5 to p. m.
CHICKEN AND DUMPLING
SUPPER THE w. S. c. S. of Gosh
ell Methodist Church, Milton, Del
aware, will have a chicken and
dumping supper on Saturday, No.
vember z, 1858. Serving from 4:3C
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ship Hall. Adults: $125; children
75c.
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MEETING - Avenue Methods
Church WOman's Society of Christ
ian Service will meet in the socia
hall Tuesday evening at seven
thirty for the regular MONTH
meeting. Mrs. Robert E. Greer
vice president, announces that tn
subject for the program will b
Rural Missions of the Church
and there will be a dramatizatiO
of the subject with five of the VIC
men taking part and representa-
five countries, Mexico, SOut
America, Africa, India, and tn
PHILIPPINES, each wearing autheI
tic costumes. Taking part will b
Mrs. Clayton Lord. Mrs. GeOre
Fl Baynum, Mrs. Laurence Fitcl
EFT, Mrs. Frank r. Grier and Mr.
James Abrahams. Miss Helen Ia
man will have the deVOtiOns. Mr.
j. S. Willis, president, will presto
over the business part of IL
meeting.
SEWING-GTOup sewing for Il
Memorial Hospital was carried {
at the home of Mrs. Leslie DObsC
on Tuesday of this week. Durir
the coming weeks the sewing wi
be done at the Nurses Home eaC
Tuesday afternoon and anyone VC
unteering to help will be welcome
and the assistance appreciated. T.
sewing is to replenish the hOspit
cart and to begin preparation
the shop that will be one more
the facilities of the hospital. r.
regular monthly meeting of t.
Auxiliary will take place on N
vember 10th at the Nurses HOr
at One-thirty o'clock.
w. {. T. 1.-THE w. C.. T. U. W
meet with Miss Elizabeth Hammo
. next Monday, November 2. Intere
ing reports from the convention a
election of officers will be highligl
- of the meeting.
NOTICE - Anyone wishing
. help with the regular sewing
ST. linens of the Memorial HOspit
rs, may call Mrs. Albert GOttleib
re Mrs. Neal Stevenson at 1851.
ew -
MEETING-The Millwood HOI
Demonstration Club will meet
WI the MillwOOd Hall, Wednesd
Us November 4th, at 2 p. IN. NJ
i'll Charlotte Swanson, the HO