Milford chronicle., 1954-10-01

CHICKEN DUMPLING SUPPER
The Sunshine Glass Of Calvary
Church will have a chicken and
dumpling dinner, Saturday, OctO-
Der 9Th, at the Church. Start serv-
ing at 4 o'clock.
RUIIlLAGE SALE-The Sunshine
Glass of Calvary Church will hold
rummage sale at TOrsch's Fac
tory, Saturday, October End, start
ing at 10 o'clock. Bring your rum
mage to the factory or to one of
the officers Of the class.
CHICKEN AND DUMPLING SUP.
PER-The Ellendale w. S. C. S.
will serve a chicken and dumpling
supper at the Ellendale School
House, Thursday, October 21st.
First serving at 5 o'clock. Adults,
S1.25; Children, Csc.
RU5lBIAGE SALE-Today and to-
morrow from ten until five o.
clock, the members of the Mil
ford New Century Club will con-
duct a rummage sale at the club
rooms. House furnishings and
clothing will be offered for sale.
POCAHONTAS - Now that the
hot summer nights are over the
Ionic Council, No. 13, Degree of
PocahOntas, has gone back to their
regular meeting nights. Installa-
tiOn night has been set for October
4. Hope to see more sisters this
Monday night.
SERVICE II World Community
Day will be observed on November
5th. This year, the meeting will be
held in Grange Hall and at eight
o'clock in the evening. The project
this year will be clothing for chill
dren up to six years of age and
household articles.
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY - The
Ladies Auxiliary of the Milford
Memorial Hospital will hold their
first meeting on Tuesday, October
5th, at 1870, in the Student Nurses
Home. Following the meeting those
who wish may go through the new
Physical Therapy Room. The
equipment for this room was pur-
chased with Auxiliary Funds.
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RUNMAGE SALE-Circle No. 6,
of Avenue Methodist Church, of
which Mrs. Lucius Webb is leader,
| will hold a rummage sale in the
vacant building next to Wollter's
Dry Cleaning Plant, on S. W. Front
Street, Friday and Saturday, OctO-
Der 1st and End, beginning at noon,
Friday Rummage may be brought
to the building any time after the
noon hour Friday.
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MILFORD LIONS-The Milford
Lions Club held its regular dinner
meeting Thursday evening at
Anne's Restaurant
| President Wilbur Haight an
nounced that plans are underway
for the annual Christmas Dance to
be held on December 9th, with
Joseph Kemp acting as Chairman
L. Dohohoe gave a report on
both the attendance and the vista
ton contests.
Lloyd Elton was voted in as a
new member.
MEETING-The regular month.
ly meeting of Circle No. 3 Of Cal
vary Church met at the home O
Mrs. Ruth Lynch, on September
21st, with Mrs. Marie Webb as CO
hostess, circle leader, Mrss Margare
Ann Donovan, devotional leader
Mrs. Ann Marsh. To complete
very pleasant evening, delicious re
freshments were served. The OctO
Der meeting will be held at thu
= home of Mrs. Sarah Walls, will
Mrs. Mildred Hoey as co-hostess
Mrs. Emma Givens will lead tn
devotions.
RUMlIAGE SALE-The member
of the Milford New Century Clul
I will conduct a rummage sale at tn
4 club rooms on Friday and Satur
day, October 1st and 2nd, begin
ming at ten o'clock and continuing
each day until five o'clock. Ol
Thursday, the club will be open t
receive rummage. In case any on
z cannot bring their rummage to tn
2 club, they may call Mrs. Philli
{ Jacobs at $3.50 or 1885, Mrs. Rob
q ert Rudolph at 5306 or Mrs. Des
e mond Lyons at 1922. They will
pick up what you have for sal,
House. furnishings and clothing q
all kinds will be gratefully accept
ed.
WSCS MEETING - Avenue VIC
mans Society of Christian Servic
will meet in Fellowship Buildin
Tuesday evening at seven-thirty
I The theme for the evenings Pre-
gram will be Lasting Peace an
Security for All". The program wi
f stress the effectiveness Of the I'm
ted Nations and will show how eac
, one may contribute to this instru
4 ment of peace. One special phas
4 of the organization is UNICEF, tn
welfare agency, designed to hel
e the children of the world. Mr.
n Robert Green, vice president, wi
. demonstrate this work with the hel
y Of several children in HallOwe'e
i costume. This program shOul
y nrnva interesting fn all the men