Milford chronicle., 1958-02-21

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Millwood Sunshine Society has
postponed their 31st anniversary
dinner ard business meeting until
March.
DANCE POSTPONED = Dance
scheduled by Beth Sholom Sister
hood to be held in Dover, Saturday,
February %, is being cancelled due
to inclement weather. Future date
will be announced.
DANCE - A Dance will be held
in the Lincoln Community Center
on Friday, February 21st, for the
benefit of the New Lincoln Com
munity Center. Music by the Bob
by Thomas Orchestra, Cabaret
style. Donations, $3.50 per couple.
TURKEY SUPPER = The Young
Adult Bible Glass of Avenue Church
will hold a turkey supper at Mil
ford School Cafeteria, Saturday,
March 18th. Proceeds of the sup
per will go to the Bob Miller
Fund"
PRAYER DAY - ~.day (Febru-
airy 21) is the World Day of Pray
er. Two services will be held in
First Presbyterian Church. One for
adults at 2:30 and the one for
children at $3.50 o'clock. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
BAKE - The Shawnee Speed
Kids All Club will hold a bake Sat-
urday, February %, at the store
formerly occupied by Phillips Mems
Store, N. Walnut Street. Milford
Homemade soup will be sold in ad-
ditiOn to all the other goodies. The
sale will start at 10 o'clock.
BANQUET = The Sunshine and
Brotherhood Glasses CT Calvary
Methodist Church will hold their
annual banquet Friday, February
2Sth, at $50 in the Fellowship
Hall. If you don't have your ticket
see Chairman of Committees, Mrs.
Nora Jefferson or Richard Hall.
BAZAAR AND SUPPER = The
Band Boosters Club of Milford
High School will hold a Bazaar
and Supper, Saturday evening,
February 22nd, at the School Cafe
terra. Support your band by get
ting your tickets early from any
member of the Band.
SUNSHINE SOCIETY = The
Millwood Sunshine Society will OBJ
serve their 31st anniversary, We'd
nesday, February 26th.
A chicken and dumpling dinner
will be served by the Wildwood
Church Aid.
Full particulars will be given
in next weeks paper.
HOT CAKE SUPPER = The
Methodist Men of Avenue Church,
Milford, are planning a hot cake
and sausage supper on Wednes-
day, February 26th, beginning at
S p. m. Price for adults is $100;
children, 60c. Pre-school children
accompanied by their parents will
be served free.
SPAGHETTI SUPPER = The
American Legion Auxiliary of Mil
ford Post No. 8, will hold a spag-
hetti supper on Saturday night,
March 1, in the post home on the
Rehoboth cutoff. Serving will be-
gin at five O'Clock until $50 p. m
Price is one dollar for adults and
seventy-fve cents for children. The
public is invited
CENTURY CLUB - The Milford
New Century Club will meet on
Monday, February oath.
Mrs. Charles Lundstedt and Mrs.
Louis Pack will have an interesting
prOgam on Literature and Drama.
The original comedy sketch writ
ten by Mrs. Pack will be given.
BAND SUPPER = The Milford
Band chicken and dumping din
ner and bazaar has been postponed
from Feb. % to April II, due to the
inclement weather. To the many
people who have already purchased
please note change in date
to April 18th.
CHARITY BALL - Local chap
ters of Beta Sigma Phi sorority
will take part in the Charity Ball
being given on March 81 in the
ballroom of DUPONT Country Club. |
The proceeds will go to the Hospi- |
tai for the Mentally Retarded at |
They will be used for
recreational purposes, a wading |
pool included. There are fifteen
chapters in Wilmington, two in
and one in Dover. All are
to make this a success in
order to have large contribution |
for the Hospital. The organization |
sponsors many worthy projects and |
they solicit your patronage. Mrs I
Frank j. Elton, Jr., formerly of |
town, heads a committee TO solicit
patrons for the affair.
AVENUE CIRCLES - The cir
:les of Avenue Methodist Wo-
mans Society of Christian Service
we're postponed because of weather
% Tuesday, February 25. with the
exception of Circle 4 which will
meet Monday evening with Mrs
Harold Wall. Mrs. L. G. Hudson
will be cohostess. At one-thirty on
Tuesday, Circle z will meet with
Mrs H. Conner Mitten The others
meeting at eight o'clock in the eve
ming are as follows: No. 1 with
Mrs. Harold Johnson, Miss Corde-
ia Carter. cohostess; No. with
Mrs. Wilson Sockrider, Mrs. Isaac
Newton, cohostess; No. with Mrs.
Edwin Walls; No. 5 with Mrs. Ro-
and Messick, Miss Sara Messick
No. 6 with Mrs. Arch
Mills, Mrs. Ralph Mills, cohostess.
DAIRY NETTING - Tho annual