Milford chronicle., 1955-12-23

By Mrs.
E. E. Carey
NillsbOrO
Phone
5241

Christmas Eve at II o'clock there
will be a Candlelight Service at
Grace Methodist Church.
Sunday night, December 25, the
NJ. Y. F. will meet at $3.50 with
Douglas Hudson in charge OF the
service. There will be no evening
worship at Grace Methodist Church.
Carey's Church is having its
Christmas program on Sunday
night, December 25, at 1880.
New Years eve Service will be
held in Grace Methodist Church
! at IL p. m.,- December 81.
At st. Marks Episcopal Church
on Christmas Eve at HID there
will be festival celebration Of the
Holy Eucharist and address.
Christmas Day at 10 a. m, Holy
Communion will be observed.
New Years Day there will be
Holy Communion at 8 a. m; church
school at $3.50 a. M; Holy Com
munion and address at II a. m.
Forty-seven members and guests
of tie MillsbOro HOmemaker's Club
enjoyed Christmas party, Thurs
dav. December Is, at the American
LEGION Home. The chaplain, Mrs.
Edward McCabe, led the devOtiOns.
AT 1890 a covered dish luncheon
was served. After the business
meeting everyone participated in
games and the exchange Of gifts.
Mrs. John Williams received the
door prize.
The next meeting will be held
as a covered dish luncheon on
Thursday, January IS. at 1880, at
ZOar Community Hall.
The ParrOn King farm, located
one and One-half miles west OF
MillsbOrO, was sold on Saturday to
John G.. Townsend. 113 Drive-ln
was purchased by Louder Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bowen OF
Baltimore spent several days last
week with Rev. and Mrs. Donald
HOrnung.
: Mr.. and Mrs. John Lee Hamblin
Of Elizabeth City, N. j., visited Mr.
and Mrs. Joshua Hamblin over the
weekend.
: Mrs. Clifford Cahall returned
4 home Saturday from Peninsula
General Hospital, Salisbury fol
i lowing a tonsillectOmy.
Mr.. Ned Hall is visiting in Viii
: mington with his daughter, Mrs
Lemuel Dukes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Harrison o
4 Milford were Sunday dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Harrison.
Mrs. Jake Powell underwent sur
: gerry in Peninsula General Hospital
Salisbury, Thursday.
Miss Anna Mae West, studen
q at the University Of Delaware, i
4 spending the holidays with her mo
I Their, Mrs. Gertrude West.
= AT its meeting in the Fire Hall
last Tuesday night the MillsDor'
% Fire Company purchased Maste
q Station, a 150O-watt Auxiliary Gen
!, orator for brOadcasting during fire
: and in case Of an enemy attack, AM
/ also two Los. Angeles type fog nOz
n zles for / "" hose.
Richard Bachelor was reinstate
9 into the fire company after being
4 absent for two years.
Il Three alarms we're answere
I, within. twenty-four hours las
~ week-On Tuesday at $3.50 p. m
= a grass fire in back of the Mills
! boTO Poultry Company; at 1913
= that night fire at the tenant hous
Of Mrs. Marian Warrington. WheI
r. extensive damage was done; at go
to O'Clock, Wednesday morning, M
IN at a tenant house near Townsend
Is soy bean plant, to which the con
pany responded with two engine
M The next meeting will be JAM
,r AIRY 10, when the nomination an
the election of officers will tel
no place. Serving on the nominati1
IL committee are the three immedla
past presidents-Harley B. Mite
m ell, Ralph Birmingham, and Roy
or Jones.
r. At this time the MillsborO FL
Company wishes to sincerely thar
nh each and everyone who has CO..
or tributed in any way in helping the
- to meet their obligations during Il
al past year.