Milford chronicle., 1954-04-30

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PER-A chicken and dumpling sup
per will be served by the WSCS on
Friday evening, May z, in the FL
lendale School Auditorium. Serv-
ing starts at $3.50 p. m. Adults,
$125; children, Csc.
DESSERT BRIDGE The Mil
ford New Century Club will spOn-
sOT a benefit Dessert Bridge at the
Club House on Thursday, May 9th,
at 100 o'clock. For further infor-
nation or tickets, please call Mrs.
Robert S. Rudolph or Mrs. John
Warrington, Milford
MOUNTAIN JUSTICE-Don't for
get Friday evening, May z, at eight
o'clock when a three act comedy,
Mountain Justice" will be spOn-
sOred by the LOval Workers Sun
day School of the Lincoln MethO-
dist Church in the Lincoln School
Auditorium.
HAM SUPPER-A ham supper
will be served by the Women of
the Moose Lodge, on Saturday, May
1. Serving starts 4:30 p. m. to 7:30.
Come and bring your families and
friends. To be served in Moose
Home on Route 13, Harrington.
Adults, $1.25; Children, csc.
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FELLOWSHIP BAY - May Eel
lowship Day services will be held
in the Church of God on Friday,
May z. This service is under the
auspices of the Council of Church
Women. Make plans to attend this
worthwhile service. The Glee Club
from the Benjamin Banneker School
will sing.
SECULAR CONCERT - The Ave
nue. Methodist Sanctuary Choir of
20 voices will present an all Secu-
lar Concert, the latter part of May
in the Fellowship Hall, Avenue
Methodist Church. The concert this
year will feature hit tunes from
IS outh Pacific, "OklahOma".
"Show Boat and Roberta. Fur
ther notices will follow in other
issues of the Chronicle.
CIRCLE #3-The regular month
ly meeting of Circle #3 of the Cal
vary Methodist Church, was held
at the home of Mrs. Ethel Draper
on April goth, with Mrs. Emma
Curtis as cO-hOstess. Circle leader,
Mrs. Margaret Ann Donovan, deyo-
tiOnal leader, Mrs. Mildred Hoey.
Sixteen members were present
and one visitor. To complete a very
pleasant evening, delicious refresh
ments were served
The May meeting will be held at
! the home of Mrs. Ann Morris with
Mrs. Lille Hall as co-hostess. Mrs.
Mary Jester will be the devotional
leader.
FELLOWSHIP DAY - Nav Eel
lOwship Day will be observed bv
the local Council of Church Wo-
men on Friday, May 7th, in the
| Church of God at two o'clock. Mrs.
Carl COlell has arranged to have
the Glee Club of the BENJAMIN
Banneker School give several Sc
lectiOns, as they do each year. The
collection at this meeing will 90 10
/ defray the requirements of the To-
cal council. All are welcomed t0
come to this meeting.
CALENDAR SOCIAL - Calendar
Social of Calvary Methodist Church
will be held in Fellowship Hall on
Friday night (tOnight) at 8 o'clock
There will be II tables represent.
ing each month beautifully decora.
ted. Entertainment and fun fol
everyone. Home made cake and ice
cream. Price, 75c. If you do no
have your ticket yet call Mrs. Pear
Hopkins or Edith Lacy. Members
and friends are invited.
CALVARY CIRCLE-Circle I'll
w. S. c. S., Calvary Methods
Church, met April 10th, at thu
home of Mildred Johnson will
Gertrude Hudson serving as co
hostess. DevotiOns were conducted
by Gertrude Hudson.
Those present included Evelyr
Rogers, Mildred Johnson, France!
Killen, Gertrude Hudson, Virgini;
Clifton, Betty Sharp, Mildred o.
Day. Emile COhee, Pearl Carpen
ter, Elsie Emory, Thelma Carpen
ter and Alice Baker. Meeting wa!
closed by everyone repeating tn,
Mispah Benediction. Delicious re
freshments were served.
Our next meeting will be hell
May 18th, at the home of Alic,
Baker with Blanche Rogers serv
ing as cO-hOstess,
PLAYA Tom Thumb Weddins
will take place on Friday, May
7th, at 700 p. m, in the Trinity
Methodist Church, Frederick, spon
sored by the NJ Y. A. F..
( BAKE-The w. S. c. S. O
Slaughter Neck Church, will holc
a bake Saturday morning, May 1st
in front of ]. c. Penney's Store
at 10 o'clock.
BAKE AND FOOD SALE
Bake and Food Sale will be hell
on Saturday, May Sth, starting a
300 o'clock, in Amber Shoe Store
next to A. & p. Store. Sponsored
by the Elementary P. T. A. BakeC
goods, eggs, chickens and al
kinds Of food will be on sale.