Milford chronicle., 1955-02-18


m, Mrs. Edith Lacy President.
PRAYER DAY-World Day of
Prayer will be observed on Febru-
ary 25 and services held in Pill
grim Holiness Church. All people
are urged to take part in this SER
vice.
WILDWOOD CHURCH AID-The
MillwOOd Church Aid will meet in
the Community Hall, Friday even
ing, February 18th. The Committee
is Mrs. Helen Davis and Mrs.
Jennie Short.
SUNSHINE CLASS MEETS-The
Sunshine Glass of Calvary Church
will meet this Friday night, Feb.
18th, at 500 o'clock. The officers
of the past year will entertain, as
the new officers will be installed
next month.
BAKE-The Alden Branch of the
International Sunshine Society will
hold a bake Saturday February
18th at 10000 a. m, in the Parish
House of Christ Episcopal Church.
Anyone desiring to order cakes,
pies or rolls, please call Mrs.
Joseph at Milford 5221.
SUNSHINE SOCIETY-The Mill
wood Sunshine Society will cele-
brate its 2Sth anniversary next
Wednesday, February 2Srd, at 1890.
Dinner prepared by Ladies' Aid of
MillwOOd Church. For reservations
call Mrs. Viola Leverage Milford
1886 or Mrs. Jehu Davis Milford
1898, by Monday. Tickets $1.25.
CIRCLE MEETS-On Feb. Is,
Circle No. of Calvary Methodist
Church met at the home of Letta
ArgO with Dorothy ZOOk as CO.
| hostess. There were Is members
present one new one and one
visitor.
After an inspiring devotional led
by Minnie Coffin the business was
transacted in the usual manner by
the leader Serena Hayes.
At a late hour the hostess and
co-hostess served delicious refresh
ments which were enjoyed by all
We then adjourned to meet with
Jennie Cleaver in March.
MUSIC DIRECTOR-Mr. Robert
Rudolph has been appointed the
new Director of Music of Avenue
/ Methodist Church, Milford during
the leave Of absence of Mrs. A. c
Davidson. He will assume his new
duties, Sunday morning, Februar!
20. Mr.. Rudolph is a graduate o
the Curtis School of Music in Phila
dephia. He has been sOloist in I
number of Philadelphia Churche
and has directed several chOirs il
that city. Mr. Rudolph is an &C
cOmplished musician and comes Il
his new position highly recon
/ mended.
CHURCH CRUSADE-COmman
der Paul J. Duphily, of Blue He
Post No. 64S3, VFW has joined wit
the heads of other local organi
cations in urging participation c
membership in the current Churc
Attendance Crusade, which is be
ing sponsored locally by tn
churches of the Milford area. I
urging local VFW members t
regularly attend church services
Comdr. Duphily has pointed Oh
that the VFW has always encOul
aged the exercise Of the right {
all peoples to participate in rehg
GUS services of the faith Of thei
choice, and has encouraged relig
Gus education, particularly Of yOut
and children.
COOTIES ELECTION - MilfOI
Area members of the Military OrdC
Of the CoOtie, Puptent No. 4, al
currently planning nOminatiO
election and installation meeting
: and other late winter and spriT
events. Nomination of candidate
to serve as officers during the 1876
Sc term, will be opened at the reg
s lar puptent meeting of March /
date with the actual election takiT
place March 18th; present Dlal
call for installation of new Office
on April 5th.
: Plans for future events and a
~ tivities Of Puptent No. were di
10 cussed at a regular CoOtie meetil
70 held at the VFW Post Home tE
Tuesday evening. Reports on rece
,s COOtie activities were also give
At included was a report on the a
IS nual visitation to the State Welfa
le Home. which was staged this pa
e. Sunday evening. The visit to t
Smyrna institution was highlight
O. by presentation Of entertainme
. followed by the serving of refres
ments. James Weller presided OV
v Tuesday evenings meeting.