Milford chronicle., 1954-11-12
Local Happenings


PTA High School PTA will
meet on Wednesday, November IL
at 1880 p. m. in the school cafe
terra.
MEETING-The W. S. c. S. Of
Milford Neck Church will meet Fri
day, November 18th, at 1880 d. m.
at the home of Mrs Paris Kirby.
TRAP SHOOT - The V. F. w
Post No. 6483, will sponsor a Tran
Shoot at the Post Home on sun
day November 14th, at 100 o.
clock. The Public is cordially in
vited
w. G. T. u. MEETS-The WCTTT
meets with Miss Elizabeth Ham
mond, next Monday night, Novem-
Der 18th, at 1880. Reports from
State Convention to be given bv
delegates and county president.
nHAWNEE CLUB - The Shaw
nee Home Demonstration Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Hilda
Conaway on Friday afternoon. No
vember u. Program: Finding
Life Through Our Abilities"
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MEETING - The monthly meet
ing Of the Alden Branch of the
Sunshine Society will meet on Fri |
aay, November 18th, at the Dinner
BEL Inn at Dover, where they will /
be luncheon guests of Mrs. Marion
DurOcher and Mrs. Walter Barrett.
CHICKEN AND DUMPLTNC !
SUPPER-The Apple-Tucker Aux
mary will serve a chicken and
dumpling supper at the EllendaIe
School on Friday, November 10.
First serving at $500 p. m. Adults.
$l.25; children, Csc.
GAME PARTY--The Eastern Di-
vision of Sussex County SOrOpti-
mist Club will have a game party
at Dinner Bell Inn in RehobOth on
Monday, November IS, beginning at
eight o'clock. Miss Anna Beebe is
chairman for the affair.
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SUNSHINE SOCIETY - The
Sunshine Society will meet next.
Wednesday, November 18th, at l:45
p. m, in MillWOod Hall with Mrs.
viola Leverage, presiding. The pri-
mary object of our Society is to
spread sunshine along Life's Path
way. So please be present. and helm
)ur project for the coming season.
CARAVAN-A caravan Of officers
md chairmen of the United Council n
4 Church Women of the State
viii arrive on Friday, Novem-
er IL at ten o'clock in the morning n
nd will be greeted by members t
[ the local branch in the parlor
t Avenue Methodist Church. The O.
aravan is being made for the pur- ?
Ose of cOOrdinating the work of =
ne several councils in the state .
hey Will continue on to George
own for a meeting with the council \,
here. Members and friends are y
sked to be present for the meeting &,
ere. NJ
CIRCLES TO MEET-The Ave 81
ue Methodist Church Circles will N
leet on Tuesday. November II. as M
blows No 1 with Mrs. Harold
'alls, Mrs. Leslie Blades assist
lg; No. 2 in the church parlor. M
lrs. Prettyman Carey and Miss M
larry Cook. cO-hOstesses; No. 8 81
nth Mrs. Ralph Mills, Mrs. Arch Y
ILLS assisting; No. 4 with Mrs. /,
:. PTettyman and Miss Sara Pret-
man; No! 5 with Mrs. Edward f;
No. with Mrs. Grover of
enney. Mrs. Manaen Marvel as NJ
sting; No. with Mrs. o. v. tn
lmes.
All meetings are scheduled for
ght o'clock, except No. z which liz
eets at One-thirty in the after 70
)On. M;
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PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN-The
.gular monthly meeting of the Cc
Omen's Association Of the Pres Al
'terian Church will be held at ho
e church on November 16. The tn
Getting will be preceded by a COW ro
ed dish supper at 6:3O p. m. The mi
.votions will be led by Mrs. John ml
lien, whose topic will be "A ie
ak In Wisdom" The program
III be a panel discussion on "The
ivantages of Christian Schools wi
I'd Colleges" The participants on
III be: Mrs. Kenneth Pipenberg ~,
no is herself a graduate of a stC
tristan college, and will give the No
ientifc viewpoint; Miss Doro- mC
y Braun, a professor at Kings fer
)llege, who will present the edu- ON
tional advantages and DR.. Ball 81,
.ch, minister at Emanuel BAPTIST i'm
lurch, Wilmington, who will pre-
mt the. practical side. The pro-
am will start about 7:45 and the toi
Iblic will be welcome. Ma
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