Milford chronicle., 1953-01-30
Local Happenings

CLUB TO MEET-The Shawnee /
Evening Home Demonstration Club /
will meet with Mrs. Frank Glen !
daniel, JT., on Monday evening, |
February 2, at o'clock.
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CARD PARTY - Public Card
Party in Parish Hall of st. Johns
Church on Wednesday, February
l1th, at 8 o'clock. Tickets. SIS.
Benefit of the new church building.
PUBLIC CARD PARTY-Watch
next weeks issue for information
about the card party to be held at
the Parish Hall Cf st. Johns
Church, on Maple avenue, in Mil
ford, on Wedne sday, February II.
"OPEN HOUSE" - Blue Hen
Post No. 64S3, VFW, will be host to
its many friends, veteran and non
veteran, at an "Open house" to be
held at the VFW Home on Friday
evening, January 30. Free enter
tainment. Adults only.
SQUARE DANCE-The Milford
Nu Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority will hold a Square Dance
i'll the American Legion Home on
Saturday night, February 14th, at
IS O'Clock. The Schmidt Brothers
and Carl Dynes from MillingtOn,
Md, will provide the music and in
structlons. Tickets, $50.
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PUBLIC CARD PARTY - The
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Milford
Memorial Hospital Will sponsor
public card party on Monday, Feb
ruary 2, at p. m, in the Milford
New Century Club. Tickets are 75c
each and may be purchased from
Mrs. Edwin Fisher. Prizes will be
given at each table. Bridge and
canasta will be played.
l ANYONE FOR BRIDGE OR
CANASTA ?-Make up a party now
10 attend the public card party on
Monday evening, February 2, at 8
p. m, in the New Century Club,
Milford. Proceeds will go to the
Milford Memorial Hospital for their
most worthwhile works. Tickets
are 75c each and may be obtained
from Mrs. Edwin Fisher. Prizes will
be offered for each table.
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BENEFIT BAKE - Members of
Puptent No. 4, M. o. c., and Coot-
iettes Club No. 498, will hold bene-
fit bake the morning of Saturday,
January S1st, at 20 South Walnut
Street, (the store formerly occupied
by Harold WaID. All sorts of tasty
baked goods will be offered for
sale and proceeds from the bake
will go to the Memorial Park Play
ground and Swimming Area Pond.
The support of the public will be
much appreciated
CO0TIETTE CLUB-The COoti-
cite Club No. 498 held their regu-
lar monthly meeting on Monday.
January 26th, with Chief Grayback
Lyn Jones presiding. Many things
were discussed and planned, includ-
ing completion of plans for the
! Cootie and COOtiette party at the
Brack-Ex VA Hospital ON Febru-
airy 22nd. This is hoped to be one
of the best hospital parties SO far
During this meeting, the COoti-
cites were presented with a com
munity service citation by the
VIEW, being presented by Junior
Vice Commander Charles Mulhol-
land and Senior Vice Commander
Walter Quering.
AVENUE WSCS-The Avenue
Methodist WSCS will meet in the
social hall of the church Tuesday
evening at seven-thirty for the
monthly business and program
Miss Helen Tatman will give thC
devotiOns and the program will be
in charge of Mrs. George T. Mack
lin. secretary of Christian SOcia
Relations and Local Church Activi
ties. Mrs. Macklin is arranging ;
forum for discussion. Taking par
will be Mrs. G. Prettyman Carey
Mrs. Carl Allen, Mrs Frank Grier
Mrs. G. Marshall Townsend an
Miss Pat Hawley The members o
Circle No. / will be hostess for tn
evening. Mrs. Marshall Hugg is tn
1oadar