Milford chronicle., 1953-03-27
Local Happenings

2 WILL B E CLOSED-The First
8 National Bank and Trust Co viii
8 be closed all day Saturday. Anril
3 3rd. 1Api Il
3 DON'T FORGET-Milford's An.
: nual Benefit Spring Dance. Anril
: I'th, at American Legion Home
SJ see any members of Puptent No
3 OF the Coolies for tickets!
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= BAKE - The Young PeonIa,s
3 Choir of the Avenue Methodist
3 church viii hold a Bake in Forrest
3 Webster's Furniture Store on SAT-
urday morning, April 4th, starting
8 at $3.50 a. m. .
: MEETING-The Happy Home
8 makers Home Demonstration CInb
8 VIII meet March 9th, at the home
OF Mrs. Thomas Galloway. Please
bring Hospital Auxiliary aprons to
this meeting.
LINCOLN WSCS-The WSCS of
Lincoln will meet at the home of
Mrs. Opal Cason with Mrs. Nan
Benson and Mrs. Mamie Burns ON
Tuesday evening, March 91st. 1858.
We would like to have a record at
tendance.
CARD PARTY-There will be a
Card Party held in the Parish
House, Rehoboth, Friday evening.
April 18th, sponsored by the Soro-
timist Club, of Eastern Sussex
County. Tickets, $1.OO, may be pur-
chased from the members.
BAkE-DOn't forget the bake and
food sale that the w. S. C. S. of
Church will hold Bake in Forrest
morning, March 28th, at 8 o'clock
in the store formerly occupied by
Rays Jewelry. Any donations, gifts
or contributions to help make this
a success will be appreciated.
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CARD PARTY-The Beta Sigma
Phi Sorority will sponsor a bene-
fit card party to be held at the Mil /,
ford New Century Club Building ]
on Thursday evening, April 9th, at
o'clock. Tickets are SIS. The pro-
ceeds will be used to purchase s
equipment for the new hospital /
wing.
SALE SALE SALE - Rum-
mage sale to be held in store next
to Barney's Barber Shop, South \
Walnut street. Sale starts at $50 Y
a. m, Saturday, March %. Bene- e
ht of the Late Disciples Sunday l.
School Glass of Calvary Methodist
Church. We need your help. Come
Duy' buy, buy. Don't forget the c
date-Saturday March %. il
REMINDER: EASTER FLOW. "
ERS-The BykOta Glass of the Cal 7
vary Methodist Church will sell
Easter flowers and cOrsages ON
April 2, and 4, two doors from m
Austin Shoe Repair Shop in the R
Harrington Building. Please plan d.
% buy your flowers from this class. b,
proceeds will go toward the build IA
ng of our new church. ",
BAKE-The BykOta Glass of the
;alvary Church will hold a oake ST
ND food sale, Saturday morning, NJ
april 4th, starting at 8 o'clock, two til
.oors from Austin's Shoe ReDair l.,
shop. Plan to buy your Easter he
axes pies, candies. etc. If any ID
member has not been contacted.
,lease call Mrs. James S. Webb.
'rederica 4244. M
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SPRING DANCE-Help the COOt- Sc
es supply Milford's youngsters M
nth a better equipped Swimming DIR
nd Play Area by buying tickets Fa
ow for MilfOrd's Annual Benefit te1
pring Dance. Tickets, purchased
I advance, are but $500 per couple
lcket orders may be sent to p. O. Sr
OK 36S or P. o. Box 394, Milford. re-
ct proceeds from this benefit gr
ance, to be held here the evening MI
Friday, April 18th, are to go 10 tn
he Memorial Park Kiddies' Swim fro
ing and Play Area Fund. fOl
Th
MEETING-Circle No. 3 of the Eli
alvary Methodist Church held
leir monthly meeting March 18th
the home of Mrs. Thelma Pier -.
IN. with Mrs. Mildred Hoey as CO. teI 1
)stesS Devotional leader was Mrs. 1,H al
arle Worthington. 18 members =, y
ere present. Delicious refresh
ents OF ace cream 'and cake were a..
rived to complete very pleasant ~ ~,
ening The April meeting will be 20. 20
I'D at the home of Mrs. Emma 'ioi
vens, with Mrs. Edna Mae Grif- -~
h as cO-hostess. Mrs. Sarah Walls n,
III be the devotional leader. vi
CIRCLE NO. 6-Circle No. 6 of
e Calvary Methodist Church met y
Tuesday evening, March H. at M
e home of Elva Williams with WI WI
ss Shew as cO-hOstess. Mrs. A,Ia olo.
'elyn Brengle had charge of de- t VeI
tions. At the close of the meet iiei
s. everyone enjoyed the open 1A0
OF st. Patrick's Day gifts from moo
cir secret pals. Delicious re- N
were served There to,
re twenty-One members pres pea
[, including two new ones - arti
.delyn Kennedy and Lena Scott m
70 visitors were also present Of !
e next meeting will be held at Wa,
home of Edith Kline with Vir- con
ia Dellinger as co-hOstess. 81 80
rovoD, ard