Milford chronicle., 1958-12-19

| Wildwood Ladies Aid Will h0ld a
Christmas party, Saturday, Decem-
Der 20 at 1880 p. m. Everyone well
| come.
TRUST COMPANY HOURS =
Following the Christmas holiday,
the Milford Trust Co. will be open
for business on Friday, December
26, from 8 a. m. to 8 p m, but will
not be open Friday evening, Decem-
Der 26th. This change from our
regular schedule is for this one
Friday only.
CHRISTMAS BALL - The Jun
ior Glass of Milford High School is
proud to- announce the presenta-
tion of the annual Christmas Ball.
This festive dance, the first big
school event of the Yuletide sea-
son, is to be held Saturday, the
twentieth of December, beginning
at D. m, and continuing until
midnight. Tickets may be purchas-
ed in the high school from any
member of the dance publicity COM
mittee and are priced at $1.50 per
| cOuples $1.OO stag.
SORORITY NEWS - The XII
Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
held its Christmas Pal Party at the
home of Doris Lofland on Wednes-
day, December 10, 1858.
After the business meeting, our
Secret Pals were revealed and re-
freshments in keeping with the sea-
son were served.
Plans were made for delivery of
Christmas basket to a needy fam
lily. Next meeting will be January
6, 1859, at the home of Lillian
Mihalik in Greenwood.
SQUARE DANCERS - The local
Square Dance group is pleased to
announce that it has secured the
services of Mr.. Leon Billow to con-
duct Observation-Disclosures at the
Teen Club Bldg. on N. Walnut
Street, starting January 8. Mr.. Bill
low, an Asst. Prof of Marine En-
gineering at the u. S. Naval Aca-
| denny in Annapolis, is a member
of the Anne Arundel County Rec
/
teaching four other Square Dance
groups in that area and is we'll
qualified to handle the Beginners
classes to be held here the End and
4th Thursdays of each month for
ten (10) sessions. These dances
will start at s o'clock and continue
until 11:0O.
All adult couples interested in
participating should contact the
Lamberts promptly Milford phone
| GA 2-8239. Cost is only $3.50 per
couple for the entire ten lessons
paid in advance. Registrations to
close December 20-once the class
is organized no new members will
be taken in-so hurry and get your
names on the list.
CALVARY CIRCLE = Tuesday
evening, December 16, found Cir
Gle 5 meeting with mixed emotions
at the home of Mrs. Mary Camper,
on Marshall Street. Mrs. Helen
Donovan was the co-hostess. Nine
I members and four guests brought
with them the gusto of the season.
The Spirit of Christmas filled the
air. The crisp cold air and the long
awaited snow added zest to the
creative decorations, exchanging OF
gifts and merriment shared by
each and everyone. The reminis-
cencing covered the projects done.
the funds received to further our
Lords work, the counting of our
many blessings and of course the
relating of incidents of fellowship
that have been ours for two short
years together Even some of the
family trees were received
Many thanks were given and
compliments bestowed on our lead
er, Mrs. Pearl Webb who, with
much patience and understanding,
when and where it was needed, to
bring a successful close to the
chosen work of Circle 5.
At the appropriate hour our hos
tess served refreshments of the
season: chicken salad, hot rolls,
relishes, cookies, candies, and hot
chocolate.
Many good wishes were extend