Milford chronicle., 1956-10-05

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1870 p. m. Let's have every mem
Der present.
SUNSHINE SOCIETY = The AL
den Branch of the International
Sunshine Society will meet on Fri
day, October u, in the Milford New
Century Club. Dessert will be
served at 1870 p. m. Hostesses will
be Mrs. Carlton Fooks, Mrs. Ray
Warren and Mrs. August Faix.
INSTITUTE = The Kent County
Institute of Federated Clubs will
be held in FELTON, on Thursday, Oc-
! tober IS, beginning at ten o'clock.
w. 3. C.. s. MEETS = The regu-
lar monthly meeting of the WSCS
of Milford Neck Church will be
held Friday evening, October 18th,
at 500 p. m.
PTA TO MEET - The P. T. A.
of Milford School will hold the reg
ular monthly meeting Wednesday
evening, October 10th. The program
will consist of song selections by
members of the faculty Mr.. Hick-
man will speak on "The Parent,
The Teacher, and The Child" Each
parent and teacher is urged to at
tend.
BANK HOURS = The Milford
Banks will enjoy long weekend
due to Columbus Day. They will be
closed all day next Friday, October
18th, in honor of the great dis
coverer, reopening again Monday
morning, October 18th. Both the
First National and the Milford
Trust Co., will be open Thursday
evening, the National from 6 to g.,
and the Trust from z to 8.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB Paris
Kirby, President of the 10th. Dis
trict Democratic Club of Kent
County, announces there will be a
meeting of the Club in Wildwood
Hall ON Monday night, October s,
at 500 p. m. II. Tyler Mcconnell,
Democratic candidate for Governor
will be the guest speaker. Vernon
B. Derrickson, candidate for 1t.
Governor and other State and
County candidates will be present.
ANNIVERSARY = The 166th An
niversary of the Sardis Methodist
Church at Thompsonville, will be
celebrated Sunday, October 7th.
The Reverend o. B. Reed will be
the speaker for the occasion.
There will be special singing by
a guest choir. Sunday School will
begin at 1:45; church at 2:S0. Due
to the fact that Barratt's Chapel
is celebrating its anniversary on
Sunday, Sept. 80, there will be no
services at the Sardis Methodist
Church on that date.
SILVER TEA - The Silver Tea
at "Sunnybrae" on Monday that is
being sponsored by the Milford
New Century Club will be attend
ed by club women from all parts
of the State. 1t is an affair where
all are welcomed and invited. Hos
tesses and directors of the local
club will welcome all who come
The presidents of the clubs from
Kent and Sussex Counties will pre-
side at the tea table. Sunnybrae is
ideal for such an affair and will
make a delightful setting for
pleasant afternoon.
CLASS MEETING = The Sun
shine and Brotherhood Glasses Will
meet this Friday night at o'clock.
October 5th. The Sunshine Glass in
the Fellowship Hall OF calvary
Church and the Brotherhood Class
at the parsonage with Rev MIL
bury. The president of the Sun
shine Glass wants to thank every
one that took any part in the Ham
and Fried Oyster Supper, which
was a grand success. The final rro-
ceeds will be announced FRIDAY
night at the class meeting. All
members are invited to be pres
ent. Refreshments will be served
after the business meeting.
PATRIOTS MEETING = Del
aware Chapter. Daughters of Foun-
ders and Patriots of America
held its fall meeting on Mondav.
October 2nd, at the Dinner Bell
Inn in Dover. Luncheon at l2:3o
preceded the meeting. Members
will be interested to note tnal Miss
Laura Clark Cook. National Presl-
dent, visited the chapter that
day. This chapter recently restored
two much-used items for the HIS
torical Society of Delaware. The
Richard Britton Manuscript Ac-
count Book, dated 1749, and he
Ferris Atlas of Wilmington. dated
1884 and 1855, have been restored
to use through the lamination pro-
cess. Mrs. Robert E. Leonard,
president of the Delaware Chap
ter will attend the National Board
meeting on October 18th in Wash
ington.
II. G.. l.. MEETING = Vacation
time is over and Evergreen Forest
No. 40 Tall Cedars of Lebanon, is
looking forward to the fall and
winter activities.