Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11
Local Happenings

FREE SERVICE The Eastern
Sussex SorOptimist Club have for
use' hospital bed free of charge.
Anyone wishing this bed, may con-
tact Lewes 1901 or Milford 5215.
BAkE-Group No. 4 will hold a
bake in front of the Odd Fellows
Building. Friday. June 25th, al, 10
a. m Susann Mills, leader of
Group No. T.
WHITE ELEPHANT SALE-The
Murderkill Lions Club of Frederick
Will hold a bake and White Ele-
phant sale Saturday, June 18th. at
l p. m, in the Frederick Fire
! House.
BAkE-A bake will be held Sat
urday, June 18th, at I16 N. w.
Fourth Street Pies, Cakes and
Rolls will be for sale. Sponsored
by the Ladies Aid of the Mt. Enon
Baptist Church.
FESTIVAL-The w. S. c. s.
OF Barratt's Chapel will sponsor a
nome made ice cream and cake fes-
tival on June 10th, from z o'clock
until 3. The affair will be held on
the lawn of the Church; if stormy.
1t will be held in the Church.
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"MOUNTAIN JUSTICE" - The
Late Disciples Sunday School Glass
will sponsor a three-act comedy
play, Mountain Justice" in the
Fellowship Hall of Calvary Metho-
dist Church on Wednesday evening.
June 16, at 8 o'clock. Tickets may
be purchased from the members of
the Late Disciples Glass. Children
from 8 to Is, 50c--adults, $1.OO.
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MOONLIGHT PARTY - Moon |
light Party FOR the Chancel Choir |
of Avenue Church will be held SAT- |
urday evening, June 12, Willis Cot |
tage, Slaughter Beach. Young peo- |
pie are requested to meet at the |
church Ct $500 p. m. An evening
OF food, fun, and fellowship is be-
ing arranged and has been planned
by the Recreation Committee.
HAY RIDE - The Methodist
Youth Fellowship of Avenue Church
will sponsor Hay Ride and Beach
Party at RehobOth, Friday, June
l1th. All young people are request
ed to meet at the church at 500
p. m. Committees on, entertainment
and refreshments are arranging a
delightful evening Of fun and fell
lOwship
BIBLE SCHOOL, FRIDAY the
eleventh, will be Registration Dav
for all children attending the va
cation Bible School at the Church
OF Cod. All children are welcome
TO attend this school, The studies
are Christ-centered. Competent
have been secured. There
Will be pins and prizes for all who
come. Opening date, the 11th: clos
ng exercises. the 18th. All well
,Ome.
AVENUE CIRCLES = Avenue
jhurch Circles are having final
MEETINGS before the summer months
when they do not meet. No. will
meet in Fellowship Building Of the {
'hurch on Tuesday, June Is, at
lX-thirty for a covered dish SIM {
ler, with husbands and families of
he members as invited guests. No. {
viii meet the same day at six ,
hirty at Slaughter Beach for sup- {
'er with Mrs. Carl Allen, who will
lave Mrs. Nellie Shute as cO-hos-
ess. No. 4 will meet with Mrs. 7
Toward Isaacs at her home in \
'rlme Hook Neck at six-thirtv for ]
covered dish supper. No. < will
meet with Mrs. James G. Holz- {
at eight o'clock for the E
esular monthly meeting. Miss
Anna TreanOr will assist.
CITATION-Miss suzanne Carol 1
3ooth OF Seaford was the recipient =
L a citation in a red leather fold
r from the General Federation of :
Vomen's Clubs for her painting l
I the "The American Scene" !
which was judged at the recent
OnventiOn. The award was recent
y announced in Delaware bv Mrs
leonard w. Edwards, chairman of :
Inc Arts for Delaware clubs. who !
onducted the competitive contest l
'ith some public schools and some
rlvate and parochial schools on
erlng in the contest. Miss Booth
as always been interested in art
nd has acquired her training in q
ne grades and high school of Sea- (
ord. She was locally sponsored bv {
ne Acorn Club of Seaford in the n
ontest. She will attend the Uni-
ersity of Delaware this fall. Her t
ainting was entitled Twain the n
aithful". Nationally this contest v
,as sponsored by the Hall Mark +
954 Art Talent Contest for High G
chOOl seniors. v