Milford chronicle., 1959-04-24

Youth Fellowship.
MEETING - The Millwood Sun
shine Society will meet at the hall,
Wednesday, April 20, at p. m, for
the regular business meeting, after
which all may enjoy the social
hour.
YOUTH BOWLING LEAGUE-Al
junior bowling league is now being
formed in Milford. The league will
bowl at the new Milford alleys.
All boys or girls between II and
16 are eligible. Anyone interested
may call GA 2-5174 for more in
formation.
SPAGHETTI SUPPER - There
will be a Spaghetti Supper tomor-
row evening, April 25, with serv-
ing from 500 to 500 p. M, at st.
Johns r. G. Church. The menu
consists of spaghetti and meat
balls, salad, bread, butter, coffee
and dessert. Tickets may be pur-
chased at $1.25 for adults; 65c for
children.
CEDAR NECK WSCS - The
WSCS of Cedar Neck will hold a
ham and oyster supper in the
Lakeview Avenue School cafeteria
on Saturday, April 25th. Adults,
$1.25; children, S.75. Plan to at
tend. Get tickets from any member
of the society. Serving from 4 to
1880. Cakes and other goodies will
also be for sale.
BAND CONCERT = On Wednes-
day evening, April 20, at 7:3O, the
Elementary and Junior High School
Bands will be presented in concert
at the High School Gym.
Also featured with program will
be several solos and an appearance
of the elementary majorettes under
the tutelege of Nancy Knicely and
Barbara Fox. Tickets may be pur
chased at the door-adults SOC and
student, 25c.
ORGAN RECITAL - Larry Fer
rari, organist, is coming to Milford
on Wednesday, May 27, for an or
gan recital in the Lakeview Ave-
nue. School
Larry is an RCA recording artist
and will be presented by the Sun
shine Glass" of Calvary Church.
Mrs. Serena Hayes, general
chairman. Tickets will soon be on
sale at $100 per person.
More details later.
WILDWOOD HOME DEMON.
STRATION CLUB = The Millwood
Home Demonstration Club will not
meet on May 9Th, this being State
Day at Dover Grange Hall. Will all
members planning to go to Dover
May 9Th please contact our Presi-
dent, Helen Lynn, phone Garden
2-5759 before May 1st, so she can
make our reservations for lunch
con. Our next meeting will be held
May 18th with flower exchange and
leaders to give their training topic
on Selecting and Accessorizing
Basic Dress.
DEMOCRATIC CLUB. - The 10th
District Democratic Club of Kent
County will hold it's regular meet
ing in .Millwood Hall on Thursday,
April 80, 1859, at 500 p. m. Anyone
wishing to join the club may do so
at this time Refreshments will be
served.
Delegates to the Federation of
Democratic Clubs Convention to
be held in Dover on Saturday, April
25, 1859, are James Kingsmill, Le-
roy Reed, Edward Kirby, Eunice
Kingsmill, and Reese Jester. Alter
nate delegates are Helena Lynch,
Betty Millman, Emory Lynch,
George Kirkby and George Robbins.
CIRCLE NO. s = Circle No. of
Calvary Church met at the home
of Mrs. Emily Cohee with Mrs.
Frances Killen as co-hostess. Nine
members were present. Miss Lena
Taylor led the devotions, and then
the business was carried out in due
form by our leader, Mrs. Mary
Drummnod.
Delicious refreshments were
served and all enjoyed an hour of
fellowship.
The next meeting will be held
May 10Th, at the home of Mrs.
Frances Killen with Mrs. Emily
Cohee as co-hostess.
EASTERN STAR BIRTHDAY
With Worthy Matron, Pearl Pretty
man, and Worthy Patron, John
Walls, presiding, Kent Chapter No.
IL, O.E.S. celebrated their 33rd
birthday anniversary last Wednes-
day evening Worthy Grand Matron,
Mildred H. Minner, and Worthy
Grand Patron, William E. Hall,
with many of their Grand Officers,
were present for the occasion. Kent
Chapter was also very pleased to
have many guests from Maryland
and Delaware including Grand Mar
tha of the State of Maryland, Ma
rie Harris, on this gala evening
which also honored the following
Charter members: Henrietta Will
liams, Marguerite Cooper, Sarah E.
Riggin, Sallie Satterfield and Anna
Tucker.
CALVARY CIRCLE = Thirteen
members of Circle z and two visi-
tors met at the home of Mrs. Her.
man Argo, 428 S. Washington ST.,
on Tuesday evening, April 21, 1859.
Mrs Richard Welsh was devo-
tional leader assisted by Mrs. May
Thomas at the Emenee organ. The
leader chose a selection from Cor
inthians II to develop the theme:
Glory in TnfirmitieS
The. president of the W.S.C.S.