Milford chronicle., 1954-03-12
Local Happenings

GREETING CARDS-are being
sold by the Elementary P. T. A.
in Milford. Contact member if
you want a box for $1OO. 2t
CANCER CLINIC-There are a
few more appointments open for
the Cancer Clinic, March 25, at the
Health Unit in the Shore Theatre
building 1912 and 1-3. Call 1859
for appointments.
HAM SUPPER - Our Lady of
LOurdes Church will sponsor a
ham supper on Tuesday, March IS,
in the Church Hall at Seaford.
Serving from 4:3O to 800 p. m.
Adults, $1.25. Children under u
years, Csc.
SALE-Rummage, chicken, soup,
and potato salad sale to be held
Saturday, March goth, at a. m,
in the Hallett Building on South
Walut Street. The sale is spon-
sOred by Nu Chapter of Beta Sig
ma Phi Sorority.
MEETING-The regular month
ly meeting of the Alden Sunshine
Society will meet Friday, March
18th, at 300 p. m, at the home of
Mrs. Alex SadOwski in Greenwood,
with Mrs. Robert L. Coulter as CO.
hostess. Those desiring transpor-
tatiOn, call Milford 1851.
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.
PLAY AT CALVARY-Make the
play ''The Path Across The Hill" a
MUST" on your calender. The
dates March 25 and 26. Where? ?
Fellowship Hall of Calvary Church.
A splendid cast Lots Of Fun
A good clean entertainment. Be
there and help a good cause.
PLAY-DOn't forget the play,
"The Path Across The Hill'', spon-
sOred by the Brotherhood Glass of
Calvary Methodist Church. The
dates are March 25th and 26th at
500 p. m, in the Fellowship Hall
of the Church. Tickets are on sale.
Donald Donovan, chairman. Adults,
$100; children, SOC.
FRIED CHICKEN DINNER-At
V. F. w. Post Home, on March
18th, COotiette Club #49S, will
have fried chicken dinner. Tick
cts, $1.25 for adults, and 60 cents
for children under II years of age.
Dinner will be served from $3.50
to 1870. Get tickets from any men,
Der of club, or call Milford 4415 for
delivery service.
CALVARY CIRCLES-Thc Cir
clcs of Calvary Methodist Church
will hold their regular monthly
meetings on Tuesday night, March
18th, in homes as follows:
No. 1. Mrs Evelyn Rogers, No. 2.
Mrs. Octavia French, No. 3. Mrs.
Pearl Webb, No. 4. Miss Alice
Brown, No 5. Mrs. Rose Walls.
No. 6. Mrs. Virginia Dellenger,
No. z. Mrs. Edna Roberts, No. s.
Mrs. Anna Rodney.
MEETING-The regular monthly
meeting of the Women's Association
of the First Presbyterian Church
will be held on Tuesday evening
March 18th, at the Church. There
will be a business meeting followed
by the installation of new officers
and group leaders. There will also
be a general report from each
Group concerning their accomplish
ments for the year, this will be in
the form of a poem or skit. Be sure
to come to this business meeting
and support your Group by your
attendance.
CIRCLE NEWS-Circle No. 3 OF
the Calvary Methodist Church
W. S. c. S. met Tuesday evening
February 18th, at the home of Mrs
Viva Webb with Mrs. Blanche
COnaway serving as cO-hostess
Twelve members were present
Mrs. Viva Webb had charge OF
the devOtiOns.
The meeting was brought to d
close with the Mizpah Benedictior
repeated by everyone. Refresh
ments were served.
The next meeting will be helC
on Tuesday evening, March 18th
at the home Of Mrs. Octavia Frencf
with Mrs. Viola Leverage as Co
hostess.
SORGPTIALISTS,-The members
VI Cne Eastern sussex Division o
the SOrOptimist Club held theii
birthday dinner Tuesday evenin,
at Dinner Bell Inn in Rehoboth
Guests of the members were pres
ent for the affair. The speaker o
the evening was Miss Martha Ser
vice of Philadelphia, executiv,
| secretary of the American Fedora
ton of 5orOptimist Clubs. Sh,
spoke on what the Clubs are doin,
in America and around the world
A trio composed of Mrs. ThOma
Galloway, Mrs. Harry Rust an,
Mrs. John Lucas sang two number
and were accompanied by Mrs
Mabel Murphy.