Milford chronicle., 1954-02-26
Milford New Century
Club Notes

The Milford New Century Club
began its fifty-seventh year with
an education day program with
Mrs. John e. Burris as chairman.
The flower committee for Febru-
ary, Mrs. Philip Jacobs, Mrs. Du-
ane Lynne, and Mrs. Joseph LOT
land used cut flowers, potted ger
aniums, and one large arrange
ment of red tulips, white snap
dragons, and blue iris aprOpos of
the holiday. This patriotic bou-
quet was kindly loaned by Mrs.
Harvey J. Shafer.
At the business session proceed
ing the program, Mrs. Fred Ire
land was admitted 10 membership.
and the motion picture weekly pre-
view was given by Mrs. ]. L. Tay-
lOr, who stressed the approval of
the General Federation for the
Glenn Miller Story, which will be
presented locally on February "a.
at the Milford Theatre.
Tickets for the Dover New Cen
tury Club Fashion Show on Thurs
day, March IL, at eight o'clock in
the evening at the Dover High
School Cafeteria, may be procur-
ed from Mrs. Robert Rudolph.
Flans are under way by the Dover
Club to use an Italian background
with professional models for this
event.
Club members were reminded by
Mrs. Rudolph of two nice invita-
ItiOns, one for March II, at two
o'clock at the Twentieth Century
Club of Smyrna and the one ex-
tended by the Dover New Century
Club for Wednesday, March II, at
two o'clock.
An important directors meeting
is scheduled for March 2 at the
home of Mrs. Elton Lynch. Named
on the nominating committee for
the next term officers were Mrs.
Philip r. Jacobs, Mrs. Jonathan
IS. Willis and Mrs. Joseph ].
Pearce.
Mrs. Burris got the program un-
der way by reading a poem entit-
led Live the Way You Pray" Re-
ferring to- the fact that the club
has sponsored the Brownies for the
past three years, the members were
hOnored to witness the investiture
service on the Rose" blue Jaw
and Peach Blossom" patrols be-
came Girl Scout Troup No. SO.
These girls have been under the
capable leadership of Mrs. Leona
Nauman ands Mrs. Grace Marvel.
who conducted this impressive SER
vice. Group singing by these
scouts concluded this part of the
program.
Then reading a letter from SEN
ator J. Allen Frear, urging women
to become more informed on mat
ters Of finance, to help preserve the
economic security and the Ameri-
can way of life, Mrs. Burris pre-
sented Wallace McFaul of the First
National Bank and Trust Company.
Mr.. McFaul gave an Informative
talk on wills and their importance
to every individual, stressing that
provision should be made at this
hazardous time for accidental death
OF both husband and wife. While
the law takes fairly good care Of
cases where there is no will, Mr..
McFaul said it is not as satisfac-
tory as ones own disposition Of an
estate. During the discussion that
followed, he answered a question
about investments with a plug for
government bonds, not only as be-
ing the safest but so badly needed
by Uncle Sam these uncertain
times.
At the next meeting, scheduled
for March /, Mrs. Frank r. Grier
will substitute for Mrs. Frank
NAPLES and the speaker, also 4
substitute, will be Miss Grace
Warrington, who has recently re-
turned to her home in GEORGETOWN
after years study in Germany
as an exchange student. Because