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2Apartments For Rent
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ONE bedroom furnished apart
ment. Couple only. 1880 Duncan
Street. Phone 2-7968 or call at 1903
Georgia Street.
NOW AVAILABLE At ROYAL
| PALMS TWO BEDROOM FUR.
NlsHED APARTMENTS. 1877
FIRST STREET.
EFFICIENCY Apartments for
couples. No pets. The Stone
Hotel, 921 White Street.
TWO BEDROOM, upstairs, fur
nished apartment. Hot and cold
water. Screened porch. Phone
2-2892. Apply 627 Southland.
NEAR BEACH. Porch overlooking
garden. For quiet adults. No
pets. SIS month or $22 week, incl.
linen and utilities. 1914 Duval st.
EFFICIENCY apartments for
rent. Reasonable rates. Town
Hotel, sos Simonton, Tel. 2-2634.
ONE Furnished Apartment for rent.
Apply Perez Brothers Bakery.
FURNISHED two bedroom apart
ment. All electric kitchen. Next
to naval base. Phone 2-26S1 be-
tween S and 6 Pm.
NEW apartment. Duval Street,
upstairs. Water pressure always
25-40. Electric kitchen, tile bath.
Tub and shower. Access to wash
ing machine. Parking. Child &C.
cepted. No. pets. $S5 monthly.
Phone 2-280S.
FURNISHED efficiency apartment.
Electric kitchen. Children well
come. Apply 800 Elizabeth Street.
EFFICIENCY apartment, electric
kitchen, tile bathroom. Adults
only. Apply 1929 Flagler Ave.
APARTMENT. One bedroom, COM
pletely furnished. ReasonableI
Pinder, 1908 johnson Street. Il
FURNISHED apartment. Wash
ing machine privileges once
week. $68 monthly. 1914 Vir-
ginia Street.
S ROOM furnished apartment.
Available June 10. TIC fleming
Street. Call 2-2741, after Il noon. |
APARTMENT for adults Exclu-
siye, quiet neighborhood. No
pets. 1928 Whitehead Street.
FURNISHED apartment at a rea-
sonable rent. Apply 1914 Eliza |
Street.
FURNISHED studio apartment.
SOS monthly. Phone 2-3210 or |
2.5514. ]
ONE-BEDROOM apartment for |
rent. SIS per month. Apply |
Blossoms Place.
TENANT desires: to sublet two
(2) bedroom furnished apartment |
for three (3) months. June / to |
August 81. Contact tenant IVA
Arthur Sawyer Road.
ONE bedroom apartment. Adults
only. Apply $50 William Street,
after S pm.
MODERN furnished one bedroom. |
Utilities included. Adults only, |
no pets. 1912 Simonton st.
APARTMENT for rent. $65 month
ly. Utilities furnished. 1920 Vir.
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FURNISHED efficiency apartment.
Electric kitchen. Children well
come. Apply 800 Elizabeth Street.
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GAS Refrigerator. Good condition,
$40. Big Coppitt Key. Contact
w. E. McLemore, after S Pm.
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SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
HEAVY DUTY reconditioned in.
nerspring Hollywood beds. Twin
size, $3.50, double, $3.50. Ware
house Furniture Outlet, GIT Simon
ton.
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WE Repair all makes of American
and English bicycles. AL parts
and accessories in stock. Overseas
Cycle Store, 1880 Eaton St., Phone
2-6016.
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NEAR BEACH. Porch overlooking
garden. For quiet adults. No
pets. SIS month or $22 week, incl.
linen and utilities. 1914 Duval st.
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TWO BEDROOM, upstairs, fur
nished apartment. Hot and cold
water. Screened porch. Phone
2-2S92. Apply 627 Southland.
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S ROOM furnished apartment.
Available June 10. TIC fleming
Street. Call 2-2741, after Il noon.
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APARTMENT for adults Exclu.
sive, quiet neighborhood. No
pets. 1923 Whitehead Street.
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FOR SALE-Television set, II"
G.E. console. Best offer. Can be
seen at ADD Arthur Sawyer Road,
Sigsbee Park.
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EFFICIENCY Apartments for
couples. No pets. The Stone
Hotel, 921 White Street.
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FURNISHED studio apartment.
SOS monthly. Phone 2-3210 or
2.5514.
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FOR SALE: One new G.E. De-
luxe Ironer. Also one Simmons
Studio couch and platform rocker.
Apply at 625 Elizabeth. Phone
2-6349.
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BRAND, new, high fidelity, Mitch
ell record player. Cost $24O, will
sell $50. cash. On demonstration
at Eisners Used Furniture, 1925
Duck Avenue.
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35-Wanted To Buy

WANTED To Buy: One small port
able electric washing machine.
1902 Seminary Street. Phone 2-69O1.
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ELECTRIC Stove, apartment size,
$50. 2819 Flagler. Tel. 2-5669.

REFRIGERATOR, stove, automat.
ic washing machine, magnavox
photograph, other furniture,
2121 Harris. Phone 2-271S.
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APARTMENTS and sleeping
rooms. Nicely decorated. BY day,
week or month. Stutx Hotel. Apis.
40 Fleming.
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NEW one-bedroom apt, complete
ly furn. All electric, tile bath,
tub and shower. S07 Washington.
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O-M0tor Bikes and
Motor Scooters

FOR SALE: 1881 4 hip. All-State
motor scooter. $125. Trailer No.
10, Salt Pond Trailer Park.
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NOW AVAILABLE At ROYAL
PALMS TWO BEDROOM FUR.
NlSHED APARTMENTS. 1877
FIRST STREET.
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ADDING machine cash register.
Very reasonable. $4,000. Mathes
Cooler for $500. Like new. Phone
2-3289.
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SIMMONS studio couch, good,
clean. One G. E. wringer type
W a S hing machine. Reasonable.
141-B Peary Court.
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EFFICIENCY apt. opposite USO.
Weekly rental. Couple only. No
pets. The Price Organization, Real
tor, all Fleming. Phone 2-761l.
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34-Household Items
For Sale

EiSNER FURNITURE COMPANY
NO money down. Sale now going
on. Buy now and save. 1924 Duck
Ave. Phone 2-6951.
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EFFICIENCY apartment for reli.
able gentlemen. All electric utili-
ties. Private bath. N and 3 Motel.
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1850 DODGE Coronet gyromatic
four door sedan. Radio, Access
series. Excellent shape. See at
Hester Battery Shop, 1116 White
Street.
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SQUADRON at Boca Chica inter.
ested in acquiring fishing boat.
Has limited (non-appropriated)
funds. Looking for best buy. Con-
tact Ensign M. A. Lenin, VX1, ext.
351.
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business Rentals
8-Male Help Wanted

MAN to wash and recondition
used cars. Apply Navarro, Inc.
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CHEAP. Leaving, must sell. IT"
TV, table and antenna, record
ing machine, record player, baby
bed, folding stroller. 1902 Vernon.
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NEWLY renovated bedroom apart.
ment. All utilities. Reasonable
rates. 321 Simonton.
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1s41 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon.
SIS. Ford pickup truck, $50.
1912 Pontiac, radio, $125. All in
good running condition. sos Louisa
Street.
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IL PLYWooD SKIFF. s a. p.
JOHNSON CUPBOARD TRAIL.
Err, COMPLETE, $l35 OR BEST
OFFER. 110e FLACLER AVENUE.
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ONE Apartment. $50 per month.
Apply AL William Street.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
Milford Grange Notes

Milford Grange No. 6, P. of II.
will hold its Christmas Party on
Saturday evening, December 18th.
following a short business session.
Santa Claus will be present and all
present will exchange gifts. The
usual singing of carols and a short
program will follow.
Milford Grange is happy to have
the Delaware State Grange meet in
their hall for its annual session.
which convened on Tuesday at 3
p. m, with the State Master, Harry
G. Johnson, presiding. The after
noon was taken over with the for
NAL opening when all State Officers
assisted, this was followed bv the
Masters report.
Tuesday evening at $50. an In
surance Dinner was enioyed in tbe
Social Hall Of Avenue Methodist
Church, which was followed bv j
program presented by Mrs. w
PassmOre, chairman of Youth Com
mittee.
The annual banquet will be at
tended by about 400 Patrons on
Wednesday evening, also al tho
Methodist Church.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
p. r. r. Christmas
Party On Dec. 18th

Mrs. NJ. H. Lingenfelter, Super
intendent Women's Aid of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, Delmarva
Division, announced today that thew
will hold their Annual Christmas
Party and General Meeting at goo
p. m, Wednesday. December 18th.
in the Aid Room, P. R. II. Office
Building, Cape Charles. Va. Ladies
from the STAFF will officiate as hos
tesses.
A gala program of entertainment
IS planned, featuring Christmas
carols, games and refreshments
An artistic display Of Yuletide dec-
orations will serve as background
for the festivities. Instead of the
usual exchange of inexpensive
gifts at this party, all members
are requested to brinn suitable
Christmas presents for needy chill
dren in the hospital wards.
Notices have been posted over
the Delmarva Division extending q
cordial invitation for the wives and
daughters of active and retired
r. 4. r. employees to attend tbis
anair and a full representation is
expected from all points on The
division to greet old friends at
TINS holiday season.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
Another Chance Will Be
Featured On WKSB

Another Chance. a brand new
I5-week radio series, featuring Peg
gy Mama" Wood and Dora Chap
lain, makes it's debut on WKSB
Milford, at 9:15, on Sunday.
Peggy Wood, known and loved
by millions as Mama" on TVS
l Remember Mama, has starred
IN 6O-odd Broadway and HOLLYWOOD
shows. Her training for the Metro
poIltan was interrupted at 18 when
she Joined the chorus of Naughty
Marietta at $4,000 per week. Six
years later she starred on Broad
way in 'Maytime" and her career
was assured. Peggy Wood lives in
New York with her husband. who is
chairman of the board of a New
YORK paper firm. Her son, David
recently made Mama" a Grandma
Dora Chaplin is one of Americas 8
outstanding authorities on family
lie. She is a gifted musician. as
well as a successful writer, lectur-
er and counselor. Author Of the cur-
rently popular Children and Relig-
ION CReligious BOOk-of-the-Mont
June l948) she is in the midst of
writing a new book which will fol-
low the same general theme as this
series. Mrs. Chaplin. mother of two
teen-age daughters, makes her
nome in Greenwich, Conn.
Another Chance, designed nri-
marily for family audiences. de-
lightfully combines top dramatic
talent with honey" advice firmly
rooted in Psychology and Religion.
Peggy Wood opens each program
with dramatic story depicting
real life situation so typical it could
be taking place in your own home
Peggy Wood and Dora Chaplin then
discuss the problem" presented in
the story, and Dora Chaplin rounds
OUT the 10 minutes with a clear
analysis of the situation.
Peggy Wood and Dora Cbaplin
are perfect team. Miss Wood. so
Identified with the beloved role of
mama" moves naturally into this
series centered around family life
MRS. Chaplain is in her natural role
as an authority on family relation
ships.
Both Peggy Wood and Dora Chan
I'm are active Episcopalians and are
giving their talents for this new
series-"Another Chance.
another Chance" is presented
by the Woman's Auxiliary of the
Episcopal Church in the Diocese
Of Delaware. 1t is produced bv the |
Fourth Province of the Episcopal
Church and directed by Mrs. Caro- |
line Rakestraw of Atlanta.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
Items of a Purely
Pers on al Nature

Mrs. William c. Smith has been
visiting relatives in Camden. N. +
Miss Ann Hall Wilson has re-
turned home after spending some
time in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Sally Joseph and Mrs. Leah
Vinyard were in Wilmington IN
Saturday and attended the Lynch
Hughes wedding.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Dranor
and Frank Draper left on Sunday
for Golden Beach, Florida. to re-
main for the coming six months
Dr. and Mrs. R. Grove MAXWELL
OF Hinsdale, N. Y, have been the
guests of their aunt and uncle. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Grove of Lynch
Heights.
Mrs. George S. Grier, who has
been in Newport News, Va. for
several weeks left on SUNDAY for
Buffalo. N. Y, with Mr.. and Mrs
John Livingston to spend the
Christmas holidays.
Mrs. c. G. Kicker and daughter
left on Saturday for England to
spend the holidays with her family
Staff Sergeant Kicker is leaving on
Wednesday to join them for
fortnight in England. Sergeant
Kicker is stationed at Dover Air
Base.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Lewis n
Dlckerson and daughters. LYNNE
and Dawn, will leave TopeIa. Kan
5as, on Wednesday for Delaware
TO spend the holidays with their
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Dick
9rson and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Marshall
townsend. They will enjoy
wenty-day leave.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10

Monroe Thompson and wife of
Baltimore spent the weekend with
his mother, Mrs. Mary Peterman.
Mrs. Stephen p TOadvine spent
the past weekend in Salisbury
with relatives.
DR.. and Mrs. Lawrence Fitcbett
have been spending the past two
weeks on a trip to Florida and are
expected home this weekend.
Lieutenant James r. Draper will
leave Sunday for Admission. Ala
Dama, where he has been assigned
for duty in the U. S. Army.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Postles Ham
mond have gone to POmpano Beach
Florida, where they will remain
until about the middle of spring
They left Wednesday.
-
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Elwanger and
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bullock were
IN Atlantic City the past weekend
ana attended the New Jersey Stock
Show in Convention Hall.
Mrs. Mortimer Browning will
leave on Tuesday by plane for
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Browning and children in Los An
seles, California. Mrs. Browning ex-
poets to stay about three months
Mrs. Horace B. Wiley left this
week Tor Louisville, Kentucky. to
attend the graduation exercises Of
Ter husband, Corporal Horace 3
Wiley of the Delaware state Po-
ice from the Southern Police In
3titute, University of Louisville
Corporal Wiley completed a three
months intensive course of study |
his week.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
Hospital Births

November 30: Girl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper F'oskey, Frederick; girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Schultz, Mil
ford; girl, Mr.. and Mrs: William
Dempsey, Milton.
November 80: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Karl Dickerson, Georgetown: boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Santo. Jr..
FrankfOrd girl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Butler, fredericksburg.
Md. boy, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Teat, cOlored, Milford; boy, Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin Dill, Milford.
December /: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Sharp, Pennington; girl, Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Johnson, colored.
Greenwood.
December 2: Girl, Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Griffith, fredericksburg, Md.
girl, Mr.. and Mrs. James Dickerson.
colored, Pennington; girl, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent Sears, Georgetown.
December 3: Girl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Prentice, Houston.
December 4 Girl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harlan Banning, Cannon.
December 5: Boy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Lowe, Frankford; boy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lemuel Kitchens, GeOrgetown
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
Edited BY
VIRGINIA s. TOWNSEND

The flowing pen of Corporal
Robert Gibson produces word
pictures for the enjoyment Of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
Gibson, Bob is a mail clerk
with Company B of the 73rd
Tank Battalion and is station
ed in Korea, near Seoul. On a
recent leave, he spent the time
in Japan and while there made
a recording of what he saw and
experienced, sending it home.
and it very recently reached
here. He spoke Of the hospital
ity Of the Japanese people. the
beauty Of their country and
the wonderful examples of
their handiwork that is displav-
ed in the shops there. If ali
goes well, Bob will return to
States side and will be dis
charged in late April. For those
who might like to remember
him during the holiday season
his address is Corporal Robert
B. Gibson, U. S. 52247279, Com
pany B, 7Srd Tank Battalion,
A. P. o. z, San Francisco, Cal
ifornia.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
Camden Wyoming
Rotary Club News

Herbert d. CIuley. head of tbo
state gasoline tax Office smoke ~
the recent meeting Of the Camden
wyoming Rotary Club on the ac-
tlVlties Of his Office. Mr.. CIulev ex-
planned the system Of refunding on
gasoline used for other over the
road purposes. He pointed out that
motor fuels other than gasoline
are also subject to tax. Mr.. Clulev
stressed the fact that his Office was
making an effort to fairly and hon
estly enforce the law on motor fuel
taxes. Mr.. Cluley. who is q mem
Der Of the Camden Wyoming Club.
was presented By Edward n. Nell
son. ] Elmer HaddaWay. president
OF the club presided.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
Draper Ayrshires
Complete Records

Two registered Ayrshire cows
owned by Draper Farm at Milford
recently completed 305-day records
that placed them in the National
Honor Roll. The total of these rec
ords equals Haas quarts of milk
Draper Farm Pearl led the group
Oy producing 1880 pounds of milk
ana BOB pounds Of butterfat.
announcement Of these records
made on official Herd Test in sos
days, MIXED twice daily, was made
Dy Chester G. Putney Secretary of
the National Ayrshire Breeders
Association at Brandon, Vermont.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
Sussex Turning
Out Holly Wreaths
(continued from rrar Dagel

The holly grows wild in wood
lands The harvesters clip and col
lect twigs from the tree branches.
Wreaths Are Painted
The normal time to start the
natural Wreaths with artificial
berries is Thanksgiving. However.
q method of cutting in the fan and
then specially treating and paint
ing the Wreaths with clusters Of
artificial red berries fastened to
them, has taken over a great part
q the market forestry officials ex-
planned.
IN this method, while the leaves
are treated and painted. they are
the natural leaves. The purely
natural wreaths, both leaves and
berries, viii not 60 out until lust
before Christmas. and then prin-
eipally to local trade because Of
their perishable qualities.
AS to holly berries, they grow
only on the female tree and there
is only one female tree to 10 male
trees, report forestry officials.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
FIRE CALLS
Fire Report for November, 1854

Fire Report for November, 1854
Fire Recorder, Joe McFauI has
released the following report for
November:
Number Of Alarms: Twelve (2l
Nos 154 to 166 inclusive. Citv
Alarms-Nine C9), Rural Alarms
Three 90.
Types: Houses, Chimney. Oil
Heater-2, Radio-TV Set-2, Chic
ken House,, Graas-1. Tar Ma
chine-1.
Hose Used: 500 feet-1 inch. 500
feet-11s inch, 300 feet-2Ih inch
Distance Travelled: so miles.
Time in Service: 5>hours.
Pumping Time: ~ hours.
Ladders Raised: 20 feet.
Attendance: 262 men in service
ll5 man hours in service, % aver
age attendance at each alarm.
Loss: Total $4,000, City Loss
S65O.0O Rural Loss 5000.
Ambulance Report for Nov. 1874
Total Trips: 21: Total Men n
Service: 2S; Total Hours in Ser-
vice: %; Total Man Hours n SER
vice; 30; Total Miles Travelled: s84
Joseph III McFaul.
Fire Recorder
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Roger E. Ad-
ans celebrated their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary on
Tuesday. Dining at the Boule-
ward Restaurant, they were
surprised upon returning home
to find that Mrs. Frank H. Da-
wilson had completed arrange
ments with a wedding cake and
its accompaniment and twen-
one guests already there to
take part in the surprise. Gifts
Of silver were also presented.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10

The Captain Jonathan Cald-
well Chapter, Daughters Of the
American Revolution, had its
annual Delaware Day tea on
Saturday in Fellowship Build
ing Of Avenue Church. Mrs. w.
J. Dufendach. regent, presided,
and extended a warm welcome
and the good wishes Of the sea
son to the members and their
guests. Mrs. o. T. Roberts. Of
Harrington, chairman Of Pro
gram. presented Mr.. Charles
w. Dickens, assistant State Ar
chivist Of Dovet, who made an
interesting address on Della
ware, its anniversaries and its
history. The tea followed the
meeting and Mrs. Roberts and
Mrs A. T. Slaughter poured.
Mrs. John c. Truitt and an able
committee Of assistants, ar
ranged a lovely tea table where
the Delaware colOrs Of blue and
bun predominated. The chap
ter win celebrate its anniver-
sary with a luncheon the early
part Of February.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
Wedding Announced
WEIGH CARNEY

" @@-4CAA = GEALNAAEA
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar M. Welch of
Walnut street, Milford, announce
the marriage of their daughter.
Miss Roma F.. to C. Lyle Carney.
son OF Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Carney.
Middletown Road, Media, Pa. The
wedding took place on December .
IN the South Park Presbyterian
Church in Rock Island, Illinois.
Inc couple now reside in Rock Is
land where Mr.. Carney is associ-
ated as a resident representative
with the Armstrong Cork Company.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
Local Happenings

TURKEY SUPPER - An old
fashioned Turkey Supper will be
held at the Avenue Methodist
Church in the Fellowship Hall. on
Wednesday, December 18th. Serv-
ing from to p. m, family STYLE
Reserved tables for shop workers
no waiting. Come out to dinner and
do your Christmas shopping with
our local merchants open for the
evening.
DEMOTRATIC PARTY - The
Kent and Sussex Democratic Club.
with headquarters in Milford. will
hold a real old fashioned Christmas
party for their members, members
families and friends, at Pocahontas
Hall in South Milford, the evening
OF Thursday, December 10th. ac-
cordlng to Frank Donovan, bresi-
dent OF the club. The program has
been arranged by a committee com
prising Thurman Rodgers, William
p. Donovan and Louise Love, with
Mr.. Donovan, member ex-officio.
According to club officials. old
Kris will make a visit during the
evening with gift-laden pack.
80
CIRCLES MEET - Avenue Meth
Odist Church Circles will meet on
Tuesday, December 14th. at eight
p. m, with one exception. They
are as follows:
No. 1 with Mrs. Edgar Wood
MRS. Neal Wilkins, cO-hostess: No
z with Mrs. John Lodge, Mrs. Clar-
ence Melvin, cO-hOstess; No. 3 with
Mrs. Frank R. Grier, Mrs. Robert
Foster. cO-hOstess; No. 4 with Mrs
Garrett Grier, Mrs. BrOddus Jones.
cO-hOstess; No. with Mrs. 7 6
Willis. On December 21st, No.
Circle will meet with Mrs. Lucius
Webb and Miss Ortha Webb. at
o'clock in the evening. No. 2 Cir
Gle will meet at One-thirty O'Clock
on the 14th with Mrs. August F.
Faix.
SUNSHINE SOCIETY-The Mill
wood Sunshine Society will meet
next Wednesday, December 18th.
at 2 p. m, in the hall for the
Christmas party, each member
bringing a small gift to be ex-
changed.
The committee: Mrs. Alice Short.
Ruth Jester, Laura Michele. Cad
die Rogers and Bertha Carey. with !
the help of willing members. hone |
to have a fitting program. the |
acme OF which will be their prof. |
ect of putting Christ in Christmas"
by asking each Sunshiner to bring
a toy or a garment which NAV he /
collected from a neighbor's dOna-
ton of used toys or clothing. These
Will be given to families less favor
ed' so we are extending a cordial
invitation to members and friends
OF MlllWood Sunshine to be present
next Wednesday afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1954-12-10
Legion To Provide
Santa Clauses

OFFICIALS Of the American Legion
Milford Post No. 8, announced to-
day that four Santas would be
available for folks desiring a visit
IRON the kindly old gent. Contact
TOT same can be made BY asking
any members Of the local post.