Milford chronicle., 1955-01-21

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at 10. Ladies Auxiliary, Carlisle
Fire Company.
WILDWOOD SUNSHINE - The
MillwoOd Sunshine will meet next
Wednesday, January 26th, at ,2:3O
p. m, in the Hail. Mrs. Viola Lev
erage, president.
FUDGE SALE - The sale of
home made fudge sponsored by the
intermediate M. Y. F. of Calvary
/ Methodist Church will be held Sat
urday, January 22nd, in front of
J. {. Penney's Store at $3.50 a. m.
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FUDGE SALE-There will be a
sale of home made fudge, sponsored
by the intermediate MYF OF Cal
vary Methodist Church on Satur-
day, January %. Watch this column
| for place of sale.
MARCH OF DIMES BAKE-On
Saturday morning, January 29th,
in the ambulance room Of the Har-
rington Fire House. The Harring-
ton Legion Auxiliary unit of c. X.
X. T. Post, will be in charge.
FIRE COMPANY BAKE-The La
dies Auxiliary of the Carlisle Fire
Company of Milford will hold a
bake and bazaar on Saturday, Feb
ruary 5, at ten a. m, in the Hallett
Building. Your help will be much
appreciated.
{. A. p. MEETING - The Mil
ford Squadron. Delaware Civil Air
Patrol, will hold it's bi-mOnthly
meeting at the Community Build
ing, Tuesday, January 25th, at 1880
p. m. Remember the date-and
don't be late!
POT LUCK SUPPER-The Amer
ican Legion Ladies' Auxiliary will
hold a Pot Luck Supper, Friday,
January 21st. at 500 p. m, at the
American Legion Post Home, Reho-
both Highway.
Admission, SOC, when accOmba-
MED by a member of the American
Legion Post Of Milford.
WHO'S GOT ONE? - The Civil
Air Patrol, Milford Squadron, needs
a building for its Base of Oper-
atiOns. Anyone having a building
approximately 25 feet in width and
SO feet in length, it would be ap-
preciated if you would call Milford
8435, 4603, or 1884.
MOTHERS MARCH The Har-
ringtOn American Legion Auxiliary,
c. K. r. T. Post will conduct a
Mothers March, for Polio Funds,
in Harrington on Tuesday evening,
January 25th, from z to 8 D. m. All |
residents are asked to leave their |
front lights on to signify their de-
sire to contribute.
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COVERED DISH SUPPER - The
regular monthly meeting of the
MillwoOd Church Aid and a Gov
cred dish supper will be held at
the community hall on Friday eve
ming, January 21st, at $3.50 O'Clock.
Please bring a covered dish and
table service. The committee is
Mrs. Mabel Davis and Mrs. Julia |
Davis.
COFFEE SHOP IL Seymour M.
Gellens, owner Of the Hotel Mil
ford, has announced that the hotel
coffee shop will remain open until |
II p. m, starting Immediately. The |
conee shop opens at Z a. M, and |
complete dinners are served from |
to p. m.
The coffee shop is under the per- |
sonal management Of Mrs. S. M. |
Gellens.
VALENTINE DANCE The |
membership of the Milford Kiwanis |
Club, in response to popular de-
mand since their highly successful !
New Years Dance, have decided to
hold a Valentine Dance 18th the
proceeds from the same to 20 to
e Underprivileged Children's
Fund. The affair will be held in the
American Legion Home, the eve
ming of Saturday, February 18th.
Tickets will shortly be offered for
sale at $500 per couple. Music will |
be furnished by John Fountain and
his orchestra.
CIRCLE TWO - The Calvary
Methodist Circle No. 2 met January
18th, at the home Of Mrs. Mildred |
Savage. with Mrs. Nora Jefferson /
as CO-Hostess and Devotional /
Leader.
The following new Officers were
Mrs. Dorothy Mills, Lead
er; Mrs. Emma Bennett, Assistant
Leader; Mrs. Fannie Mae Mills
Mrs. Nora Jefferson.
Treasurer; Mrs. Catherine Geyer.
Cards; Mrs. Nora Donovan, Flow
ers; Mrs. Ruth Mariner, Publicity
Delicious home made pie, coffee.
nuts and mints were served and |
enjoyed by everyone.
The meeting then adjourned to
meet with Mrs. Fannie Mae Mills
In February.