Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1955-05-06

Slaughter Beach will hold a meet
ing Friday, May 9Th, s p. M, at the
home of George Cohee, at the
beach. All members are requested
to be present.
AUXILIARY MEETING - The
Ladies Auxiliary of the Carlisle
Fire Company will meet next
Tuesday evening, May 10, at eight
O'Clock at the firehouse. All auxil-
| larry members are requested to at
tend this highly important session.
NATIONAL HOSPITAL WEEK
will be celebrated here beginning
May g. May Is will be visiting day
when interested friends may be
shown through Memorial Hospital
and the Nurses Home by members
of the Hospital Auxiliary.
MEETING - The Cedar Neck
WSCS will meet on Tuesday even
ing, May 10, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Rodman Mills. The de-
votfonal leader will be Mrs. Doro-
thy Mills. Entertainment commit
tee, Mrs. Anna Carroll and Mrs.
Sylvia Birmingham.
FAMILY STYLE SUPPER-The
Old Fashioned family style" sup
per, originally scheduled for the
Y. F. w. Post Home. under Cootie
and Cootiette auspices, for evening
of Thursday, April 2Sth, has been
postponed until Thursday, May II.
Serving, on this latter date, will
be from $50 to 1880 p. m, and the
patronage of the Coolies and Coo
tiettes' many friends is solicited.
"THE FOOD FAIR = The O. u.
r. Glass of Houston Methodist
Church will hold Food Fair, Sat
urday night, May 21st, starting at
$50 O'Clock, on the lawn of the
Houston Fire Company. At the Food
Fair will be ice cream, cake, pie,
strawberry shortcake, hot dogs,
lemonade, coffee, fudge and etc.
Come out for social evening with
refreshments and a chat with your
friends and neighbors.
HOSPITAL VISITING Day
Hospital Visiting Day originally
scheduled for Saturday, May 14th,
will be held instead on Sunday,
May 18th. The entire Milford Mem
orial Hospital and the new Nurses
Home will be open for inspection
from 2 until in the afternoon.
Members of the Women's Auxili-
airy will act as hostesses. This is
"a fine opportunity to get better
acquainted with your hospital.
SHAWNEE HOME DEMONSTRA-
TION CLUB - The Shawnee Home
Demonstration Club will meet at
the home of Mrs. Frank Vibbert,
Friday, May Is. A good attendance
is desired. The week of May to s,
is National Home Demonstration
Week and May 8, was Delaware
State Home Demonstration Day,
and was observed in Dover The
President, Mrs. John LeCompte,
Mrs. Nancy r. Shelton, Sussex
County Agent, Mrs. Charles Grove
and Mrs. Roy Williams attended to
represent our club.
MARBLE CHAMPIONSHIP fl
nails in the VIEW sponsored marble
tournament were held this week,
with Russell Argo, who walked off
with first honors last year, repeat
ing his winning performance again
this season. Second place went to
Wayne lsaacs, who was also the
runner-up to Argo last year. Third
and fourth places went to Charles
Loper and Jack Peterman. State
finals for the minister's will be held
here on May % at the high school
playground. where the local play
offs were held. Vince Mckay, pro-
prietors of Drive-In Theatre 113,
was chairman of the local tourney.
CIRCLE NO. G-.Circle No. 6 of
Calvary WSCS met at the home of
Mrs. Charles Swain on Tuesday,
April rs, at $50 p. m. for a cover
ed dish supper. There were 10
members and five visitors present.
Following this bountiful meal,
Mrs. Robert Kennedy opened the
evenings meeting with devotions
in keeping with the postmaster
season. Mrs. Charles Swain, the
circle leader, then carried on the
business meeting.
Next month the circle will meet
at the home of Mrs. Alice Webb on
Washington street, on Tuesday.
May II, at s p. m.
MAY FELLOWSHIP DAY is Fri
day, M,sy s. The local service will
be held IL the First Baptist Church
at two O'Clock This meeting is
under auspices of the United
Council of Church Women, with
representatives from all churches
in this vicinity in attendance The
last issue of the Delaware Church
Woman will be distributed at the
meeting. Mrs. Carl Colell is the
local president and asks for a
good attendance. The collection of
the day goes to the work of the
local council. Four members. re-
presenting four local churches at
tended the annual meeting OF the
UCCW held in Bethesda Methodist
Church in Middletown. last week
Speakers during the day were Miss
Elsie Harper of New York. of the
National staff. Mrs. Paul Kellogg.
of Dover and Mrs. Miifred Keen of
Richardson Park