Milford chronicle., 1955-03-11

/ MAAA All NAAtN LIE - The M1Zpan
Circle of the First Presbyterian
Church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Sadie r. Wright, March 14th,
at $500 p. m.
SUNSHINE SOCIETY - The AL
den Branch of The Sunshine So
ciety will meet on Friday, March
l1th, at 1890 in the Parish House,
Milford. They will be entertained
at lunch by Mrs. Wood Mrs. Moss.
and Miss Barber. If you cannot at
tend, please call Milford 5O12.
William Marshall Bell, chairman
of Mems Day at Bethel A. M. e.
| Church, stated today that he has
secured an outstanding musical
group, known as the Morton Trio.
to assist with services at the
church this Sunday.
TURKEY SUPPER - The Bro
therhOOd Sunday School Glass of
the Calvary Methodist Church will
hold a turkey dinner on Saturday.
March II, at the church with serv-
ing starting at 400 O'Clock. The
dinner is for the benefit of the
church building fund
DANCE - The American Legion
Auxiliary, Post No. 8, will sponsor
dance Saturday evening, March
18th, from 8 p. m. to / Il. m, at
the American Legion Post Home ON
the RehObOth Highway.
The music will be furnished bv |
the Flight Liners" from the Dover
Air Base. Admission: $500 Der
couple, dress optional.
COVERED DISH SUPPER - The
Home Demonstration Club of
Slaughter Neck will sponsor a COW
cred dish supper in the social
room OF the church, March 18th, at
700 p. m. Bring a covered dish
and pay 75c or without a dish of
food the price will be S1.25. Also
bring your place settings of dishes
and silver.
There will be a bazaar and food
sale during the evening. The COM
munity is invited.
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BROWNIES - This SUNDAY.
March 18th, will be observed bv
the Girl Scouts and Brownies when
they will attend church in their
uniforms. Wednesday, March 18th.
Will be Girl Scout Movie Night for
all Girl Scouts, parents and friends.
The Rally Day movies will be
shown which Mr.. and Mrs. GasvOda
Took on Thinking Day.. There
Will also be film about Scouting
IN other countries shown. 1t will !
start promptly at 1880 in the base
nent of st. Johns Catholic Church.
Admission, $.25.
CALVARY CIRCLES - On Tues- I
lay evening, March Is, 1855, the
Circles of the w. S. c. S. of Cal
1ary Methodist Church will meet
n homes as follows: >
Circle No. 1, Mrs. Evelyn Rog-
IFS; Circle No. 2, Mrs. Nora Dono- '
ran; No. 8. Mrs. Emma Downing.
lo. A. Mrs. Stella WaTnOck; No. 5.
drs. Jennie Cleaver; No. G.. Mrs.
Margaret Ann Donovan; No. 2,
4iss Alice Brown; No. 8, Mrs.
Nary LindCle.
All members are urged to attend
heir respective circle and assist ?
With the program planned for the !.
'ear. i
MEETING - Avenue Methodist "
Church Circle will meet Tuesday I
evening at eight at the following n
places: = =
No. 1 at the home of Mrs. Cas- =
'er Boyce. She will be assisted bv =
Hiss Elizabeth Hammond: n
NO. 2 with Mrs. Melvin James. :,
drs. Earl Emory will assist: "
No. 3 with Mrs. Conrad Travers. -
No. 4 will meet in the church -
'arloT. Mrs, Sara Smith and Mrs. .,
oe Griffin will be the hOstesses: y
NO. with Mrs. Edwin Fisher. =
lrs. L. L. Fitchett will assist: L
No. with Mrs. Van Nuis Will
.eTson. Mrs. Charles Wilkerson
will assist;
No. z at One-thirty with Miss d
Davis. Il
CALVARY CIRCLE NO. f,
.ircle No. l of Calvary Church RI
net at the church on Tuesday eve
ipg, February 18th, with 13 mem S
ers and one visitor present. De- M
otions were led by Libby Hall v
BUSINESS meeting by our leader s
'etty Sharp. It was decided TO hold A
White Elephant Sale in March a
[ the home of Evelyn Rodgers a,
mo will be the hostess, with Bet A
Sharp as cO-hOstess. Nora Ken p
on Will lead the Devotions. After I,
ne meeting we were served de-
.cious refreshments, home made .,
merry pie, coffee, mints and nuts. u,
y our hostess, Viva Webb. and ~
0-hostess, Blanch Conawav. Cir II Il
le No. was also hostess to the -
laip w. S. C. S. at the church u
'uesday evening, March 1st. at tC
mich time we served apple pie u
nd coffee. p'0 0