Milford chronicle., 1958-05-02
Local Happenings

BAKE - Sunshine Glass of Cal
vary Church will hold a bake Sat
urday morning, May 3rd, in front
of Penney's Store, $50 a. m. Come
get some good homemade pies,
cakes and rolls.
BAKE - The Sunshine Glass of
Calvary Church will hold a Bake
and Food Sale in front of Penney's S
on Saturday, May 3. Get all your
goodies for the weekend. Starting
at $50 a. m.
MEETJEG - The Shawnee Eve
ming aome Demonstration Club
will meet on Monday, May 5th, al
8 p. M, with Mrs. Marge Quillen
All Charles Street.
The Topic will be From Washer
to Closet.
CARD PARTY - Kiwanis Card
Party at The American Legion
Home Tuesday, May 13, 1858, at {
p. m. Make up your own table for
the evening, door prizes, table
prizes and refreshments. Tickets
may be obtained from any mem
ber of the Kiwanis Club.
MOTHERS DAY FLOWERS
Sakimas Tribe No. 10, Improved
Order of Red Men. will have Mo-
theirs Day Flowers for sale Fri
day and Saturday, May 9Th and
10th, in the store formerly occupied
by Phillips Mems Store. Benefit OF
the 1858 Chest X-Ray Program.
WILDWOOD CLUB - The Mill
wood Home Demonstration Club
will hold its monthly meeting in
the hall at 2 on Wednesday after
noon, May z. There will be a flow
er exchange, each member to bring
flowers and small gift for Stock
ley. Hostesses are Nettie Jester,
Ethel Coverdale and Hilda Maloney.
LUNCHEON - The Alden Brancll
of the International Sunshine So
ciety will meet on Friday, May 9th,
for luncheon in the Milford Ho-
tel at 12,3O p. m.
Hostesses: Mesdamss Pierce
Wilkins, Richardson, Short, Nut
ter, Snyder, Bryhn, Sadowski
Coulter, Schulze, Lord and Ban
ming.
Please remember your sewing
articles for Hospital Bazaar.
CANCER DRIVE-The members
of the Milford Lions Club have been
named first ward solicitors by j. l.
Bowman, community drive direc-
tor and they will make a door to
door canvass this coming Sunday
May 4, starting at p. m. Soliciting
in the second ward is being covered
by the Milford Rotary Club and
will be a door-to-door canvass. No
set time has been set for this Ward
Canvass.
CHRIST CHURCHMES The
final meeting of the season of
Christ Churchmen will be La
dies Night at the Felix A. DUPONT
Memorial House on Oak Avenue
in Rehoboth Beach on May Sth
The dinner will start at z p. M,
and after the dinner, DR.. John A.
Munroe of the University of Del
aware English Department, will be
the guest speaker. He is we'll
known throughout the State and
Is sure to give us something inter-
esting and informative.
GOLDEN AGE CLUB = In the
interest of forming a Golden Age
Club for Milford, there will be a
in the Milford New Century
Club this afternoon at two o.
clock. This movement is being
sponsored by the Delaware State
of Women's Clubs. Miss
Burnett of the Educa-
tion Department and Mrs. William
Bullock of the Genealogy Divi-
sion, will be present to present
Interesting speakers for the meet
ing. All are invited to attend and
should there be lack of transpor-
tation for any one they may call
Mrs. ]. S. Willis, Milford 1857, who
will try to furnish a ride. Prob
lens of ageing and what to do with
idle time will be a part of discus
sion and talks. Refreshments will
end the afternoon.
AVENUE .WSCS MEETING The
May meeting of Avenue Woman's s
Society of Christian Service will be
held in Fellowship Hall on Tues
day beginning with a covered dish
supper at six o'clock. The supper
will be in compliment tc the Rev.
erend and Mrs. Robert e. Green,
and Mary Sue Green. The meeting
will follow the supper Speaking
during that time will be. Miss Brita
Widerstrom of Sweden, who is an
American Service exchange stu
dent Miss Widerstrom has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Mercer since last August and will
be returning to her home in June.
She has appeared before several
groups this school year, making
comparisons of. the school systems,
giving geographical scenes of in
terest about her country and hav-
ing period OF questions and an
swers that have brought out many
interesting facts about Sweden anG
her observations of this country.
There will be report of the nom-
mating committee during the eve-
ming.
FELLOWSHIP DAY = The SER
vice and program for May Fellow
ship Day has recently been COM
pleted by the board of the local
Council of Church Women. On May
2 at two o'clock the service will be
held in the Church of God on North
Walnut Street. A choral program
will be followed by the devotional
service. Slides will be shown and
fana racnrdinoS will he heard Of