Milford chronicle., 1958-10-31
st. Lukes, Seaford
Planning Fete

Hear, We Hear, ye-calls the
Seaford Town Crier.
Fine Antiques, Food and Music
at st. Luke's Parish House, Sea-
ford, Del. 18th Annual Antique
Show and Sale-Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, November IL,
II and 18th, IL a. MILO p. m. 6
u. m. Thursday. Luncheon Daily
Wednesday evening.
The 18th Annual Antique Show
sponsored by the Auxiliary Guild
of st. Luke's Episcopal Church,
Seaford, on November II, II and
18th, will offer the best antiques
exhibitors, Mrs. Pearl c. Jones,
Coordinator, can obtain, with fine
food and music amid the most at
tractive surroundings Our commit
tees can provide, says Mrs. S. Lay
ton Ayers and Mrs. Joseph P. Har-
ton, chairmen of this years show
Those who came to last years
show and thought it couldn't be
better will find some delightful
additions mattresses and hostess
es costumed in Early American
dresses organ background music
by j. Howard Tingle of Hammond
Organ Studios Salisbury, door
prize drawing each day. The hand
some paneled rooms of the Parish
House provide an excellent back
ground for the fine antiques eX-
hibited by dealers from Delaware,
Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey. Mrs. Jones is we'll
known as the manager of the East
ern Shores most successful an
tique shows, including the two
annual events sponsored at The
Tidewater Inn, Easton, Md.
A door prize of S. Give dollars)
credit towards Purchase(s) from
any exhibitor in the Show will be
awarded during each of the three
days of the Show Drawings for
the door prizes will be held at p.
m. on November IL and IL and at
8 p. m. on the 18th. The winner
need not be present at the drawing.
The committee chairmen for the
18th Annual Antiques Show and
Sale are: Mrs. Oliver M. Epperson
(Treasurer); Mrs. Lynn Waller
and Mrs. Epperson (Admissions) /;
Mrs. James D. Fallon programs /;
Mrs. James D. Myers, Jr. proper
ties); Mrs. Robert C. Treadwell,
Jr. (Tickets) Mrs. John R. Goehr-
ing, II (Publicity); Mrs. James
B. Goddard, Jr. (Costumes); Mrs.
Harry Miller Dining Room Deco
rations); Mrs. Richard Gundry
(Luncheons); Mr.. and Mrs Mar
shall Nesbitt (Dinner); Mrs. Rob-
ert Lingo (Desserts); Mrs. ]. Fred
Miles and Mrs. Frank Montgomery
(Tables ard Waitresses); Mrs.
Samuel j. Robinson hospitality /;
Mrs. Richard Gundry and Mrs. John
r. Goehring, II Cookbook.
Manager of the DUPONT i(Seaford)
Country Club, Marshall Nesbitt,
and Mrs. Nesbitt, will be in charge
of the roast beef dinner. Mrs. Rich
ard Gundry is in charge of lunch
cons which will offer a choice of
turkey a la king in patty shells
or baked ham. Tickets for lunch
cons and dinner may be obtained
at the door.
OF special interest will be the
sale of "a Cookbook of Heirloom
Recipes. This is a cookbook con-
tanning a collection of recipes
from out of the past, to be used
in the present, passed on to the
future, selected and compiled by
the good ladies of St Luke's Par
ish in the town of Seaford on the
Nanticoke. Sussex County, Della
ware, Ammo Domini LCVMIII." So
reads the foreword from this cook
book which contains prize recipes
from some of Seaford's best cooks.
Hear, ye! Hear, ye! This is
well worth a trip to Seaford. Be
sure to go to st. Luke's Antiques
Show, November II, II and 13thl
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