Milford chronicle., 1954-10-22

ustecLl0n Clinic viii be held in the
Health Center, Shore Theater
Building, Thursday, October %,
S:40-l1:45 a. m. and 12:45-2:45
p. m. The November Clinic will
be held on Wednesday, Novem-
Der 18th.
BAZAAR AND DINNER - The
WSCS Of Calvary Church will hold
their annual turkey dinner and ba-
zaar in the church dining room on
Friday night, October %. Full tur-
key dinner with all the fxin's;
adults, S1.25; children, Csc.
80
| BAKE.FOOD SALE - Bake and
food sale will be sponsored by the
Avenue combined MYF on Satur-
day October 80. The sale will be
held in the social hall of Avenue
Church from $3.50 a. m. to 12 noon,
/ October 30. All goods will be home
made and reasonably priced. The
young people will appreciate your
patronage.
DEMOCRATIC BAKE - Kent
County Democratic Woman Club
will hold bake and food sale this
Saturday, October %, at the Demo-
cratic Headquarters on Walnut
street, Milford. Open at 800 a. m.
Anyone having donations and don't
have a way to bring them in, call
/ Mrs. Kingsmill at Milford 8461
She will arrange to pick them up.
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QUILT DISPLAY-The old fash |
Toned "SunfiOwer" quilt that has
been in the making for the past |
year by The Late Disciples Sum /
day School Glass of Calvary Meth /
Odist Church Is now completed and /
placed on display in the window +.
OF Warren's Furniture Store, Wal I
nut Street, Milford, Delaware. in
order that all interested may see
the work. Don't fail to stop and I
look for your name on this Quilt. |
Ihis guilt is for sale and anyone
interested may contact the presi-
Gent OF The Late Disciples Glass,
Mrs. Pearl Roberts.
SOUP SALE ~ Circle No. Q of
Avenue Methodist Church will have
a soup sale in the kitchen OF the
church on Friday, November s. be-
ginning at eleven o'clock. 1t will
be good vegetable soup at fifty
cents q quart. Orders will be TAX
en- II calls are made to the church
-81ll-Or to Mrs. Melvin James
1864. Please bring containers.
WEEK OF PRAYER-Beginnine
Monday, October 25, the chapel IN
Avenue Church will be open each
afternoon for meditation and pray
er for those who will be observing
the Week Of Prayer and Self De-
NAL. On Friday afternoon the an
nual service will be held at two
o'clock. Miss Helen Tatman. sec
retary Of Spiritual Life. has ar
ranged the service with several of
the members Of the church taking
part. There will be music and
literature will be provided. Ev-
eryone is welcome to attend.
SPECIAL RALLY DAY SER.
VICES will be observed in the Lin {
coin Church on Sunday, October !
"a, at 1880 p. m. The committee S
urges members of each class to {
be present as they will be taking !
part in this program. The Rev. c
Olln ShOckley and members Of the
MYF Of Ellendale will be guests i
at this service.
HAY RIDE - A Harvest Moon a
nay ride will be held on Saturday n
evening, October %, for members /
OF the Avenue Senior MYF and T
friends. The wagons will leave the t
social hall Of the church at 2 b. m. \
Following the hay ride refresh n
ments in keeping with Halloween
will be served. 1,
HARVEST PARTY-An old fash v
ion harvest party will be held in
the Social Hall Of Avenue Church s
on Friday evening, October %, at y
Z o'clock for all children in the
junior department Of the church
school. There will be group sing
Ing games, skating and refresh
ments suitable for the harvest par
ty. v
TRICK Or TREAT-The children q
Of Calvary Church, Junior and I
Youth Choirs, viii share their Hal I
loWe'en fun, with the underprivi- .
ledged children Of the world by 9
sending their treats of coins TO a
Y, ~. /. g. p. r. UNITED Nations Z
Children FUND.-, who will use these 8
gifts from children throughout Il
America, to help save children in p
far of lands from diseases and C
starvation. The power of the penny s
Is well illustrated when you think p
that with ten cents y. N. /. G. 3. F. "
can provide six glasses Of milk for n
child in Korea, or provide a child q
IN India with 10 bowls Of rice. ii
On Tuesday, October 26th, at v
$3.50 p. m, in traditional Hallowe- a
en- garb, the youngsters will meet
lt Calvary Church to receive their Il
y. n. i @. %. n. armbands and s,
coin boxes, and go out from there Il
% collect their Treats" At $500 A
p. M, they viii leave the Church 9.
and SO to the home Of Mrs. Virginia eD
Oeiiinger On Shawnee Road. for q Il
1ang-np Halloween Party. Mrs. 8
ethel Draper and committee pro-
Mise lots Of fun and food for the
Z. y. I g. r. + Spo0ks" I'll