Milford chronicle., 1955-03-04

pat Hatfield, 4255, and leave your
order for weekend baking any time
before Friday morning. Also home
made candy. They'll pass your or
der right along or do it themselves.
The Senior Glass Of Greenwood
High will hold a record dance
from 500 until 1900 in the High
School auditorium on Friday even
ing. March a. Everybody come out,
help the kids, and "trip the light
fantastic"
Mrs. Harry Fisher and children,
Sandra. Tanis, Birzetta, Patty and
Joe, enjoyed Saturday afternoon
with Mrs. Dewey Taylor in Farm
ington. The little Fishers had
wonderful. time watching Super
Circus on TV and eating grand
mothers homemade ice cream and
cake.
On Monday, at noon. about fif-
teen of Dorothy Omwake's friends
from Greenwood, Pennington and
Milford staged an imprOmptu lun-
cheOn at her home in honor of her
birthday. The girls managed to
get into the house during Dorothy's
brief absence and proceed to "es-
tablish a beach head. The table
was quickly arranged with sand
wiches, cake, and the makings of
/ tea and then the self-invited guests
sat in the living-room until DOrO-
thy's return to sing Happy Birth
day" to her when she walked in. A
more surprised Gal, I. personally,
have never scent She called her
husband and Geiger arrived to
record the event with pictures. We
all sat around the luncheon table
for two hours enjoying the en-
/ tertainment which was provided en-
tirely of local talent which I might
saw left nothing to be desired !
Mrs. Huey Jackson of SeafOrd
was a luncheon guest at the Jacob
Hatfields on Friday. On Sunday
the Hatfelds were dinner guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Laughery
Other Sunday guests were Mrs
Laughery's aunt and brother from
Chester, Pa. In the afternoon Gene
jeanette and young Gene Pass
waiter from Milford came to call
Miss Peggy Ann Laughery, Miss
/ Gerard and Mrs. Millard Calhoun
attended the Military Ball at the
/ University on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Beardsley OF
| Newark, Del, were Sunday after.
noon callers at the Lawrence Mere.
diths.
The J. Burton Carter's Sunday
dinner guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Howard Milliken and son, Gary
and Mr.. Ray Barnes all of Whining
ton.
The Annual Banquet of SUSSEX
County Volunteer Firemen's AssO
citation and the Women's Auxiliariei
will be held in the Seaford Fire
Hall on Friday evening, March Is
at 1880. The Banquet will be serVeC
by the SeafOrd Auxiliary. Those
from the Greenwood Auxiliary WhC
are planning to attend, please con
tact the president, Mrs. Marie Die
kersOn, phone Greenwood 4613, NJ
later than March 8, in order t
make reservations. There will b,
: no phone calls made to members
so, if you are planning to attend
please contact the president il
, plenty Of time.
Our Greenwood Ladies' AuXiliar,
held it's regular monthly meeting
; on Friday evening with fifteel
members present. Plans were mad
, in regard to the Annual Firemen'
Supper. The supper committee
Chairman, Mrs. Marie Dickerso1
also Mabel FarrOw and Mary Uhler
) Dining room committee: Elain
/, Jones and Elizabeth Craft; refresh
{ ment committee for the month @
! March: Edna COnaway, Virgini
COnaway, Clara Coulter and Lyd
t Carter.
. Mrs. John Elliott had as he
' guests on Sunday, her brother, MI
4 Carl Scott and his wife fror
t Georgetown.
2 FLA Hlghlights:
: At this years show of the Della
t ware Crop Improvement AssOCi
e alton, we did not do as good as W
: did last year. After winning frs
2 in Lespedeza for five years in
/ row, we lost this year. We did NJ
2 place at all this year, after takin
E all 5 places last year. We did hay
= two boys this year who did ful
e nish some good competition. The
e were, James Mcdowell and Richar
j Revell. James placed third and fft
in hay and Richard placed fiftl
f seventh, ninth and tenth, also j
e hay.
n Mr.. and Mrs Thomas White {
e Chester, Pa, were Sunday guest
# of Mr.. and Mrs Harry Swain.