Milford chronicle., 1955-02-11

MEETING-The members of the
Alden Branch of the Sunshine So
ciety will meet on Friday, Febru-
airy il, at 1890 o'clock in the
Houston Fire Hall where they will
be luncheon guests of Mrs. Willard
Duffendach, Mrs. John Forrest,
Mrs. Richard Bennett and Mrs. J.
Carol Pearson.
If you cannot attend please nOti-
fly any of the above ladies.
VALENTINE DANCE - Members
of St Mary's Episcopal Church in
Bridgeville, are making arrange
ments for a Valentine benefit dance
to be given in the SeafOrd Fire
Hall in that town on Friday, Feb
ruary 18th. 1t is a semi-fOrmal af-
fair and George Madden's Orches-
ira will play. This will interest To-
cal people who may secure tickets
from Mrs. William V. Sipple, Jr.
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WORLD PRAYER DAY - World
Day of Prayer will be observed on
February 25. In preparation for
this, Mrs. Carl COlell, president of
the local branch of United Council
of Church Women, will meet with
the executive committee on Mon
day, February z, at two o'clock at
the home of Mrs. William Tull,
where further plans will be made
for the observance of the day. The
annual meeting will be held in the
Pilgrim Holiness Church.
I CALVARY CIRCLES - On Tues
day evening, February 18th, the
Circles of the w. S. c. S. of Cal
vary Methodist Church will meet
in homes as follows: Circle No. l.,
Mrs. Viva Webb; No. 2, Mrs. Fannie
Mills; No. 8, Mrs. Louise Love;
No. 4, Mrs. Emma Givens; No s.,
Mrs. Lettie ArgO; No. 6, Mrs. Vir-
gle Isaacs; No z, Mrs. Octavia
French; No. 8, Mrs. Mildred John
son.
All members are urged to attend
their respective group and help
support the program planned by
your new leader
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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 go to
h Underprivileged Children S
Fund. The affair will be held in the
American Legion Home, the eve
ming of Saturday, February 18th.
Tickets will sh' Ttly be offered for
sale at $500 per couple. Music will
be furnished by John Fountain and
his orchestra.
CALVARY WSCS-WSCS Circle
No. 1 of Calvary Methodist Church
met at the church on Tuesday
January Is, with Mary KINNEY as
hostess. DevOtions were led by
Mary KINNEY. The following are
the new officers elected for the year
1886: Leader, Betty Sharp; as
sistant, Libby Hall; secretary
Mary KINNEY; treasurer, Viva
Webb; flowers and cards, Evelyn
Rogers; publicity, Nora Kenton
The circle was invited to meet with
Viva Webb on February Is. At the
February meeting a white elephant
sale will be held. Everyone please
! try to come out. The hostess serv-
ed delicious coffee and doughnuts
which were enjoyed by ALL
AVENUE CIRCLES-The circles
of Avenue Methodist Church will
meet on Tuesday, February Is, al
eight o'clock with the exception OF
No. z, which will meet at one-thir-
ty o'clock. HOstesses are as fol
lows:
No. 1, Mrs. John Scott with Miss
Sara Messick assisting.
No. 2, Mrs. W. Dean Kimmel.
No. 3. Mrs Arthur Hall, Mrs
David Sills. ST., assisting.
No. 4, Mrs. George H. Baynum
Miss COrdelia Carter assisting.
No. 5, Mrs. NJ Haswel Pierce
Miss Bertha Cole assisting.
No. 6, Mrs. Leonard Abbott, Mis-!
Pat Hawley assisting.
No. z, Mrs. F. Burgette Short.
PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN-Tht
| February meeting of the Women
! Association of the Presbyterian
Church will be held on Tuesda,
evening, February Is, at the church
The devOtiOns will be led by Mrs
Hallett VinyaTd on the topic "G
Ye Therefore and Teach All Ma
tons" The program will be givel
by the Rev. Ivan Albutt, who viii
tell us about the "Unreache
Tribes of South East Asia Rev
Albutt has spent a number of year
among the unreached tribes O
China, which field is now close
by the Communists; and at pres
ent is the publication secretar
Of the Overseas Missionary Fellow
ship. The program will be follow
ed by a social hour with Group NJ
3 as hostess.
NEW CITY HALL-Preliminar
plans will be presented by tn
building committee to City Cour
, Gil in a few weeks for Milford
new city hall.
! The building committee has bee
working on the proposition 70
some time and is about ready to g
before Council with an outline {
the proposed building.
The committee is composed {
Mrs. Mildred Webster, chairman
James e. Humes, Richard Wilson
and Mayor Edward G. Evans.
l The new city hall will be bui
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