Milford chronicle., 1957-02-22

BANKS TO CLOSE - Both Mil
ford banks will be closed all day
today, Washington's Birthday, Feb
ruary 22nd, but plan to remain
open Thursday night at their usual
night hours, to 8 for the First
National, and to 9 for the Trust
Company.
ANNIVERSARY = Friday, Feb
ruary %, the Sunday School An
niversary Party of the First Pres
byterian Church will be held for
the Nursery and kindergarten
from 200 to 800 in the afternoon,
and for the Primary Department
through Adults from 1880 to $50
in the evening.
CHICKEN e. DUMPLING SUP
PER - There will be a Chicken
and Dumping Supper at the Moose
Home at Harrington, February %.
Serving from 4:30 to 700 p. m.
Everyone invited. Adults. $1.25;
children, Csc. The Home is Il mile
north of Harrington on Route 10.
CARD PARTY - Margaret G..
Pyle Lodge will sponsor a public
card party on March 7th at 8 p. M,
at the LOOT. Hall, Milford Tick
cts are 75c. Door prizes and re-
freshments. Tickets can be obtain
ed from any Rebekah member, or
Mrs. Douglas Fry. They will also
be sold at the door.
RUSTY HON0RED = Pontiac
Division of General Motors Cor
poration recently honored Leroy
L. Rust of Wright's Pontiac at
banquet held at The Hotel Shera-
ton in Philadelphia.
Rusty" achieved membership in
Pontiac's exclusive Master Sales
mems Guild for the second
straight year and was presented
with a Diamond Lapel emblem of
recognition for this outstanding
sales accomplishment for 1856.
COUNTRY DANCE - A Country
Style dance for the Teen-Age group
will be held in the Milford Com
munity Building Friday evening,
February %, from $3.50 to 11:00 o.
clock.
Tickets may be obtained in adj
vance from any member of Tenn
pie Chapter, Order of DeMolay,
sponsors of the dance.
Put on your dungarees or blue
jeans and come out for an evening
of fun and dancing. Ralph Tucker
and his band will furnish the mu-
sic, and a "Dungaree Doll Sweet
heart" will be chosen during the
evening from the girls present.
CALVARY CIRCLE = Eleven
members of Circle and one visitor
met at the home of Mrs. Pearl
Webb, Fisher Avenue, on Tuesday,
February 19. Mrs. Eleanor Wilson
acted as hostess with Mrs. Sadie
Emory as her co-hostess. Mrs.
Mary Lindale, the devotional lead
er, chose the topic of Prayer for
the evening and gave some
thoughts to be remembered about
nrayer as compiled by Kathryn
Knos. Prayer is fellowshipping
with God-the expression of need,
the confession of trust, the voice
of thanksgiving and the petition for
forgiveness"
We are sorry to report that we
have lost Mrs. Dorothy Zook from
our membership.
At the close of the meeting re-
freshments were served.
BUSINESS WOMEN = The Reg
lar dinner meeting of the Mispil-
lion Business and Professional Wo-
mans Club was held on Monday,
February 18th at the Boulevard
Restaurant in Milford. Mrs. Lillian
/. Martin, president, presided
Eight members were present. Mrs.
Mildred Stats, a member of the
club was the speaker for the eve-
ming, her topic was Proper Nutri-
i tion". She showed films on the sub
/ iect, entitled From the Ground
Up. 1t was a most interesting and
informative program. The speaker
for the March Meeting will be Miss
Jane Massey, attorney, who will
speak on Taking the Mystery Out
of Wills. We invite interested Bus
mess and Professional Women to
come and hear her. The date is
March the 18th and the meeting
will be the usual dinner meeting at
$50 p. m.
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CHRISTIAN WORKSHOP = A
Christian Service workshop will be
conducted in Wesley Methodist
Church in Dover on Tuesday, March
5, 1857, beginning promptly at ten
Il o'clock and concluding at three o.
clock. All delegates from the Dover
District of both Delaware and Pc
ninsula Conferences are expected
to attend, as well as the local pres
idents and secretaries of Christian
Social Relations, who may serve as
alternates. A like workshop was
successfully carried on last year in
April and the benefit was enough
TO warrant another one this year
These workshops are in conformity
with the program suggested by the
Woman's Division.
A registration fee of s1.75 viii
include the cost of the luncheon
and help defray the expense of the
day Deadline for registration viii
be February 26. The main speaker
of the day will be the Reverend H
Kirby Krams of Wilmington. Mrs
Emery P. Hedgecock of Harrington
secretary of Dover District Chris
tian Social Relations, heads the
planning committee. Other mem.