Milford chronicle., 1956-05-11


MILFORD NECK WSCS - The
w. s. c. S. Of Milford Neck Church
will have a kitchen shower at
bheir regular meeting Friday, May
11th, at 500 p. m. The community
is invited to attend and participate
N the shower.
BAKE FOOD SALE - The Sane
tuary Choir of Avenue Methodist
Church will hold a bake aud food
sale on May 18th, at 1000 a. m,
in the vacant store, next to the
bridge on Walnut Street. Come
Early And Get Your Choice Of The
Goodies.
BAKED HAM & POTATO SALAD
SUPPER - Why eat at Home? Try
the Friendship Glass Baked Ham
and Potato Salad Supper on May
23rd at Calvary Church. Serving
begins at 4:30 p. m. Anyone wish
ing to do so may carry their plat
ters home to eat. Adults, SIPS;
children, $.65.
SUNSHINE and BROTHERHOOD
CLASSES = The Sunshine and
Brotherhood Glasses of Calvary
Church will meet Friday night at
500 o'clock. in the social hall of
the Church. The Brotherhood
Glass will serve refreshments.
Would be glad to see all members
present.
BAND BAZAAR & DINNER =
Save the date Of May 25th for the
big ham dinner in the School cafe
teria This will be followed by the
bazaar with all it's attractions.
Serving will start at $50 p. m.
Tickets-Adults. $1.25, Children,
65c This is your Band, so this
is your evening.
BAND BOOSTERS CLUB-Presi-
dent L. r. Fox has called the regu-
lar meeting of the Band Boosters
Club for Wednesday, May 16, 1856
at 1880 p. m. The new slate of Off
GERS will be introduced at this meet
ing. All members and Band parents
are urged to attend this last meet
ing.
CEDAR GROVE MEETING-The
Cedar Grove Farm Bureau Discus
sion Group will meet Thursday
evening. May 18th, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mills, Jr. The
guest speaker will be Mr.. G. e. Nc
Caulley of Seaford, director of
Seed Distribution with Southern
States Cooperative.
KEEP IN MIND - The local
Council of Church Women is ask
ing that interested friends keep in
mind the needs for World Com
munity Day as they go over in
their third story during the house
cleaning period. Coats and suits
for men will be asked for this year
and if these things can be kept un-
til fall the local group would be
grateful. World Community Day
will be on November and the
meeting will be held in Grange
Hall.
INTERNATIONAL SUNSHINE
The regular monthly meeting of
the Alden Branch of International
May 11th, at 1890 noon in the
Parish House of Christ Church.
Please bring a covered dish and
table service. Dessert plates will
be provided as well as rolls, cof-
fee, and dessert by the hostesses,
Mrs. Willard Barber, Mrs. Fred
Geyer, Mrs Neal wilkins and Mrs
Harvey G. Wood.
EPISCOPAL YOUTH ORGANI.
ZATI0N = The members of the
newly-formed Episcopal Youth Or
ganization met at the home of their
president, Charles Robinson, and
J his sister, Nancy, Monday evening
for two hours of ping-pong. dane
ing and games.
Preparations are being made foI
breakfast following the early
morning church service, May goth
| anu ICI IklC NOQlItJ 1OuIl
Meet, May 9th, in Milford.
AVENUE CIRCLES - Avenue Cir
cles will meet on Tuesday at eight
o'clock, as follows:
No. / with Mrs. Joseph Kerup
who will be assisted by Mrs. Ernesi
Johnson; No. with Mrs. Roberi
Foster; No. with Mrs. George
T. Macklin who will be assisted
by Mrs. Marshall Hugg. No. 6 il
the church parlor, Mrs. Amanda
Stevenson and Mrs. Laura Abbott
hostesses; No. will have a GOV.
cred dish dinner in the social hal
at six o'clock with Mrs. Clarence
Jester and Mrs. Hall Pierce a'
hostesses; No. will meet witt
Mrs. H. Conner Mitten at one
thirty o'clock.
On Tuesday evening of this weel
Mrs. Clayton Lord, assisted by Mrs
Neal Wilkins, surprised the mem
bers of Circle No. 4. After the bust
ness meeting, conducted by Mrs
7 ord tho m am hers Uprn invited IL