Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-02-19
Local Happenings

Local Happenings
BAKE - Group No. 4, Susann
Mills, leader, Of Calvary Methodist
Church, will hold a bake at Bes-
wick's Office, near Penney's Store,
Friday, February 26, at 300 a. m.
LUNCHEON-The Birthday Lun-
cheon Of the Wildwood Sunshine
Society will be held on Wednesday,
February oath at Wildwood Hall
Time 1890. Will each member plan
to attend and bring a covered dish.
CAE Ter CLINIC-The Cancer
Clinic will be held Thursday, Feb
ruary 25th, in the Shore Building.
Hours: 10 to IL and / to 8. Those
wishing to make appointments
may. call Milford 1889
CHICKEN DINNER-Served by
the ladies of Milford Grange in
family style, at 4:30 D. M, this
Friday. Come and bring your fam
lily. Chicken and all the fixings,
vegetables, dumplings, rolls, cof-
fee and dessert.
HELP NEEDED-Please lot down
on your shopping list an extra
supply of sugar. You will soon be
contacted by a member of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Milford
Memorial Hospital for homemade
candy, to be sold at the Lions
Minstrel on February "a, %, e.
They will appreciate your cooper
alton.
CHICKEN SALAD AND OYSTER
DINNER-A chicken salad and Oys-
ter dinner will be served to the
public, by the Ladies of the Moose
Lodge, on Saturday evening, Febru-
airy goth. Starting at 400 p. m. to
700 p. m. Come and bring your
family. Prices: adults, $1.25; chill
dren, Csc.
CKEN AND DUMPING
DINNER-The Sunshined Glass of
Calvary Methodist Church will
have a chicken and dumping din
neT Saturday, February 9th. in
Grange Hall, starting at 4:30 p.
m. Tickets: adults, $125; children,
Csc.
BAKE--Circle ifs of the Avenue
Methodist Church vii! hold a bake
and food sale, in the store former
ly occupied by Fisher Appliances,
on Walnut Street, Saturday morn
ing, February 9th. Pies, cakes,
rolls, vegetable soup and other de-
liciOus food will be for sale.
LOOK AT THIS-AnyOne want
ing home made pies, cakes, rolls,
dressed chickens or ducks, fresh
eggs, home made soup and spa
ghetti sauce, contact or call Mrs.
Barbara Donovan, phone 4931, at
any time. The proceeds are for
the Cedar Neck w. S. c. S.
CHICKEN DINNER-At Milford
Grange Hall. Chicken, vegetables,
dumplings, rolls, coffee, and des-
sert. Served family style, this Fri
day evening, February 18th, begin
ming at 4:90 p. IN. Chairman, Mrs.
Charles Lacy. Benefit Milford
Grange. Children under twelve
years of age, One-half price. Come
and bring your family.
CIRCLE 6 MEETING - Circle
#6 of Calvary Methodist Church
met on February 9th at the home
of Susanna Mills with Stella War
mock as co-hostess. Susanna Mills
had charge of devOtiOns. There
were q members present, includ-
ing our new member, Bessie Hunt.
and one visitor. Our next meeting
will be held on March 10th at the
home of Virginia Dellinger with
Elizabeth Morgan as c0-hOstess.
DINNER-A chicken dinner will
be served to the public by the ladies
of Milford Grange on Friday even
ing, February 10Th, starting at
4:S0. The dinner will be served
family style. Chicken, vegetables,
dumplings, rolls coffee and desert
Mrs. Charles Lacy is chairman and
she will prepare to satisfy the ap-
petites of all. Come and bring your
family, tickets for sale from any
member of the Grange. Children one
half price.
CANDY NEEDED-If you have
not been contacted by a member of
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Milford
Memorial Hospital for candy to be
sold at the Lions Minstrel, but
would like to give your share,
please leave your candy at the
Nurses Home on Tuesday, .Febru-
airy 23rd, or Thursday. February
25th. For any further information
concerning the candy you may con-
tact the chairman, Mrs. Leslie
Dobson, phone SOFA. The Girl
Scouts will be in charge of dis
tributiOn of the candy at the
Minstrel Show. This is the fifth
year for this project and we hope
with your help to make it as sue
cessful as in the past.
CARD PARTY-A public card
party, for the building fund of the