Milford chronicle., 1954-09-10
Local Rappenings

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SUNSHINE MEETS - The Mill
wood Sunshine Society meets, for
It's return TO activities after SUM
mer vacation, on Wednesday. Sep
tember Is, at 300 o'clock. Every
body welcome
/ CHICKEN AND DUMPING
SUFFER- will be served on We'd
nesday, September 29, at the VFW
Post Home Milford, sponsored by
the Ladies Auxiliary OF Post No.
64S8 Serving from to z. home
style. Adults, SIPS; children, Csc.
FRIED CHICKEN SUPPER-The
Cedar Neck w. S. C. S. will serve
fried chicken supper at Milford
High School on Saturday, Septem-
Der nth, starting at 4 D. m. The
supper will be served country style
and the complete menu will be Civ
en- next week. Get your tickets
early: adults. S125: children, S.65.
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RUMMAGE SALE - Circle No
6 Of Avenue Methodist Church will
hold rummage sale on Saturday
september l1th, in the building on
Southwest Front Street. now va
cant, next to Wollter's Dry Clean
ing establishment, beginning at
S.5U a. m. Anyone having rummage
may bring 1t to the sale Saturday
morning or call Milford 1924. Fri
day.
Fall activities Of Pack No. 1O1
will be planned at a pack committee
meeting to be held within the next
two weeks The first open meeting
of the pack will be held the last
week in September, at which time
development Of the September
theme viii be presented and Cub
awards, earned during the summer
months, vii be given out.
CANCER CLINIC HERF-The
Cancer Detection Center in Milford
will be held at the Health Unit.
Shore Theatre Building, on Thurs
day, September 23rd from 0:45-
11:45 a. m. and 12:45-2:45 p. m. The
State Board Of Health offers this
service to all women 25 years Of age
and over. Please call Milford 1859
for appointments.
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FRIED CHICKEN SUPPER -
The Cedar Neck WSCS will serve a
supper on Saturday, September IL, /
at the Milford High School, start
ing at 4 p. m. The menu consists
Of fried chicken, potatoes, candied
sweets, lima beans, sliced toma-
toes, pickles, apple sauce, rolls,
butter, coffee, plus ice cream for
dessert. Price, $1.25 for adults;
csc for children.
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LATE DISCIPLES - The Late
Disciples Sunday School Class will
meet at the home of Miss Minnie
Coffin, 80 Kings Highway, Mil
ford, on Tuesday evening, Septem-
Der IA, at 500 o'clock.
This will be their first meeting
since the summer vacation and !
there are several questions to be !
discussed and settled at this meet |
ng. All members are urged to be |
present as we will be planning our /
all and winter activities.
LUNCHEON The WOman's So
.iety Of Christian Service of the
FeltOn Methodist Church will omen,
is first meeting Of the season with
covered dish luncheon on Mon
lay September Is, at 1890 D. m. /
n the Community Hall.
Mrs. Lynn TOrbert, the president,
will preside and be In charge Of the
devotional services.
The hostesses for the afternoon
ire Mrs Howard, Henry, Mrs. Lee
smith, Mrs. Lee Harrington, Mrs.
Walter Moore and Mrs. Torbert
ENJOY GAME Four Milford
in the 9-12 age group
lad a special treat on the Labor
Day weekend, visiting Connie Mack
stadium, Philadelphia. and seeing
he league leading New York Giants
q a double header against the
2hillies. The youngsters, Glenn
Dallas, Davey Hugg, Kenny Deats
md Jack Willis, earned the trip
With their Sunday School attend
nee; accompanying the group
we're William G. Lucas and P. Lyn-
wood Taylor Of the Presbyterian