Milford chronicle., 1956-11-23

longtime Milford resident, is in
the Milford Memorial Hospital,
having been admitted on Novem-
ber 10th, and would like to hear
from some of his friends. Mr.. Pal
mer is in Room No. 322.
BAZAAR - The Milford Memo
rial Hospital Auxiliary Bazaar
which was to have been held in
the building formerly occupied by
Dixon's jewelers. on November 80,
will now be held in the building
recently vacated by Phillips Mems
Shop because of the fire.
HOSPITAL BAZAAR - Please
note the change in dates of the an
nual bazaar of the pTomen's Aux
iliary of Milford Memorial Hospi-
tai. The new time will be Novem-
Der 80 and December 1st The place
for the sale will be given at a
later date.
TURKEY DINNER - ii Turkey
Dinner and Bazaar will be held
Thursday, December 6, 1866, at
Saint Johns Parish Hall, Seabury
Avenue and School Place, Milford,
at 4:30 to 500 p. m. Adults, $125;
children, 75c.
Friday evening there will be a
continuation of the bazaar and a
snack bar.
HOSPITAL BAZAAR =. Dates
of Memorial Hospital Bazaar are
Friday, November 30, and Satur-
day, December 1. Tie place will be
the store formerly occupied by Dix
on's Jewelry. The money made this
year will be used to purchase some
needed piece of equipment for the
| physical therapy room. Gifts for
the holidays, baked and canned
goods and many items of interest
will be on sale.
MEETING - The Milford Par
ent Teachers Association met We'd
nesday evening, November IA, with
good attendance. Mrs. Elizabeth
Bennett and Mrs. Marie Giltenboth
entertained with song selections.
Group singing was enjoyed by all.
| The program was then turned over
to Mr.. Carey, Mr.. Kunkle, and Mrs.
Frank Lucia. Those interested in
Spanish joined Mr.. Carey in the
high school auditorium. Those in
terested in art remained in the
cafeteria Mr.. Kunkle supervised
Mrs. Lucia with the art class. Both
Ill oil
thanks to the teachers.
SAFE DRIVING PINS = On Mo-
vember Z, 1856, Mayor William
Murphy of Milford, Delaware, pre-
sented the following city employees
with Safe Driver Pins and Awards
for the following number of years:
Robert D. Downes, 6 years; w. ].
Holleger, 6 years; Burton H. Mes
sick, years; Joseph Messick, 6
years; Murray BRENNAN, years; /;
Ashton Lane, years; Thomas
Passwaters, 2 years. Linwood
White, years; Leonard Hook,
years; Albert Ladd, 2 years; Rich
ard HoIleger, 2 years; Edward Kiel-
basa, 1 year; Vail Johnson, year /;
Paul Legates, year.
Mayor Murphy of Milford and
Mr.. E. w. Beere of the Globe In
demnity Company, gave short talks
on Accident Prevention and com
plimented the drivers on their fine
records.
WHITE ELEPHANT = Mrs. /
D. Short, who will have charge OF
the white elephant sale at the
annual bazaar given by the Mil
ford Memorial Hospital Women's
Auxiliary, wishes those who have
items will call or notify her OF
bring them to her home on Lake
view Avenue. The bazaar will be
conducted on Friday, November
30 and Saturday, December 1 in the
store formerly occupied by Dixon
/ Jewellers. A sale of baked goods al
| ways goes with the bazaar when
many things from the kitchens oi
the members will be offered for
sale. On Friday the bazaar will be
open from ten o'clock until nine
IN the evening and on Saturday
from nine o'clock untA six, This
is the opportunity 20 simplify your
Christmas shopping for there will
be many gifts offered for sale.
| BUSINESS WOMEN - The Reg
ular meeting of The Mispillior
Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club was held November
18th at the Boulevard Restaurant
Ten members and two guests were
present, Mrs. Lillian I. Martin
president, presiding. The Speaker
was Mr.. Gustave Poth from the
Social Security Administration il
Wilmington. Mr. .Poth gave most
Informative talk and showed film
explaining why we should checl
our Social Security status at leasf
once a year due to changes thai
might occur with us or in the plan
Club members drew names fOl
yifts for the Christmas party to bC
held December 18th. Mrs. Lilliar
Z Martin invited the members tt
Ter home for refreshments before
he party. This is the regular meet
ng date which is dinner meet
ng at Boulevard Restaurant a.
$3.50 p. m.