Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02

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at p. N. at the Wildwood Hall for
its first fall meeting. Everyone try
to be present Mrs. Edith Lacy
will be the hostess.
| LUNCHEON - The S n awne
Home Demonstration Club will hold
a covered dish luncheon followed
by the regular meeting on Septem-
ber 8, at the cottage of Mrs. George
Derrickson at Slaughter Beach. Al
members are invited to attend.
SUNSHINE S0CIETY-The Mary
Alden branch of Sunshine Will meet
September 9Th, at Mrs. Florence
Aliens cottage at Slaughter Beacl
with covered dish luncheoh. Co
hostess will be Mrs Sallie JOSEPH
and Mrs. Laura Harrington. Please
bring table service.
COVERED DISH LUNCHEON =
The Alden Sunshine Society will
have a coYered dish luncheon at the
cottage of Mrs. Florence Allen in
Slaughter Beach on Friday, Sep
tember sth, at 1890. All members
desiring transportation please cal
5012.
WILL BE GUESTS-The Green
wood Home Demonstration Club
will be. the guest of the Shawnee
Evening Club on Thursday after
noon, September 8, at 1870 o'clock.
Mrs. Harriet Douglas, a lighting
specialist, will be the speaker for
this meeting.
All members are urged to be
present.
FREE LIBRARY - The Milford
Free Public Library will be closed
Labor Day. Beginning Wednesday,
September 7th, the Library will re-
sumo its winter schedule.
Hours: Monday and Saturday eve-
ning,, from to 9 p. m; Wednes-
day afternoon, from to p. m. (;
Saturday morning, from 10 a. m
to IL noon.
SEPTEMBER z, 1880 P. MI
That date and time has new been
selected for the meeting night of
the Milford Squadron, Civil Air
Patrol unit, to be held at the CAP
building, Drummond's Field. The
Tuesday evening meetings have
been changed to Wednesday and,
as in the past, the meetings will be
held every other week. Remember,
Wednesday, September Z, 7:30 p. m.
GROUP DEMONSTRATION CLUB
MEETIN6-There will be a group
meeting of Home Demonstration
Clubs, including Shawnee, Ellen
dale, Greenwood, Shawnee Even
ing, Merry Homemakers and
Slaughter Neck on Thursday, Sep
tember s, at /: 80 p. M, in the Mil
ford Grange Hall. The speaker will
be Mrs. Harriet Douglas, lighting
specialist, from the Delaware Pow
er and Light Company of Whining
ton. Her topic will be New
Truths in Home Lighting"
THAWLEY APPOINTED = The
appointment of Brown P. Thawiey,
Inc, as authorized Krop- Kare deal
er in a Is mile vicinity of Milford,
Delaware, has been announced by
the Krop-Kare Products Division
of Kilby Steel Company. The new
line of farm products will include
equipment for crop handling, dry
ing and testing; grain bins and corn
cribs; and farm utility buildings.
Mr. Brown P. Thawley, president
of the company, has been active in
the farm equipment field for a num-
Der of years. Sales office is located
at corner of East Front Street and
Rehoboth Highway, Milford, Del.
AVENUE w. s. c. s. - The first
fall meeting of the Woman's Socie-
ty of Christian Service of Avenue
Methodist Church will be held on
Tuesday evening, September at
seven-thirty in the social hall. In
the absence of Mrs. Jonathan S.
Willis, president, Mrs. George T.
Macklin will preside. Miss Helen
TatInan will have charge of devo-
tions and Mrs. Robert E. Green will
present the speaker of the evening.
The subject of the study of the
month is ''The Spread of the King
dom in Perilous Times" with the
accent on Korea. Robert Gibson,
who spent a part of his Army SER
vice in Korea will be the speaker
md will have many interesting
.hings to relate of his time there
and the customs of the people. Cir
Gle z will have charge of refresh
ments.
CALVARY WSCS-The Woman S
Society of Christian Service of the
Calvary Methodist Church will
meet Tuesday night, September 6,
1t o'clock in the Fellowship Hall
Of the church.
The president, Mrs. Ruth Marin
sr, will preside, and she would like
every member present at the pro-
gram for the fall activities must be
planned. AS officers, secretaries,
.ircle leaders, and committee MEM
bers, let's get in back of our pres
ident and give her support
The following committees have
)een appointed: Parsonage, Emma
Bennett, Elva Williams, Bertha
Donovan; membership. Ann Pos
les, Elizabeth Poore, Ethel Craft,
Virginia Dellinger, Mary KINNEY.
Nancy Wink. Susanu Mills Edith
NibbIett, Dorothy Zook, Marian
Soverdale, Mary Camper, Edna Ar
20; sick committee, Lou HaugLey ;;
kitchen, Edith Lacey, Lou Haughey,
Pearl Hopkins. Elizabeth Ward,
Nora Jefferson. Virginia Isaacs;