Milford chronicle., 1959-05-15

| Williams, LnaL Joseph j. FodTC0i
Jr., acting local Postmaster had
been approved by the committee
on nominations this tantamount to
approval by the Senator which is
expected to do so this week.
BUSINESS WOMEN TO MEET
Regular meeting of the Mispillion
Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club will be held Monday,
May 18 at $50 p. m. in the ban
quet room of the Hotel Milford.
There will be election of officers
for the coming year.
WSCS MEETING-The WSCS OF
McColley's Methodist Church, near
Georgetown, will meet at the COM
munity building for their regular
monthly meeting, Saturday, May
%, at p. m. After the business
meetin, there will be plenty OF
homemade ice cream and cake for
sale. The hostesses for the even
| ing will be Flora and Catherine
Jester.
BENEFIT CARD PARTY-A
benefit card party will be held in
the IOOF Hall, in downtown Mil
ford, Wednesday, May 20, begin
ming at 8 p. m. Admission by dona-
ton of $1.00 or more. Progressive
500, Bridge, Canasta and other
games, Prizes, refreshments and
door prizes. Sponsored by Ladies
Auxiliary to VFW Post No. 64S3 /;
Mrs. Clara Lafontaine, chairman.
BENEFIT CARD PARTY = A
benefit card party will be held in
the I.O.O.F. Hall, in downtown Mil
| ford, Wednesday, May 20, begin
ming at p. m. Admission by dOna-
ton of $100 or more. Progressive
500, Bridge, Canasta, and other
games. Prizes, refreshments and
door prizes. Sponsored by Ladies
Auxiliary to V.F.W. Post No. 64S3;
Mrs. Clara Lafontaine, chairman.
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 $1.00 per person.
More details later.
CARNIVAL TIME = A contract
has been signed between American
Legion Post No. 8; Milford, with the
Virginia Greater Shows to bring a
carnival to Milford this spring. The
date is May 18 through May %.
1t will be held at the Milford Ball
Park, which will give ample room
for the best entertainment for the
whole family Watch this paper
for further notice of the coming
attraction.
SPRING CARNIVAL-Three Off
GERS of the Ladies Auxiliary to
Blue Hen Post No. 6483, of Mil
ford, participated in the VFW
Auxiliary Spring Carnival" al
the Hospital for Mentally Retard-
ed, Stockley, Saturday, May 9. The
Milford group was headed by Mrs
James Weller, local hospital chair
man, and included Mrs. David S
Hugg and Mrs. John Kniceley
president and past president, re-
spectively, of the Milford unit.
ANNUAL STRAWBERRY FES.
TIVAL-Wednesday, May 9th, the
Young Adult Bible Glass of Ave
nue. Methodist Church will hold
it's annual Strawberry Festival
Serving will begin at p. m
Homemade ice cream and cake
strawberries and coffee. Tickets
may be purchased from any mem.
Der of the class or at the door
Tickets-35c. Eat Your Dinner Al
Home And Your Dessert At Ave.
nue!!!
ALL SECULAR CONCERT-Tht
Avenue Methodist Sanctuary Choil
will present an all-secular concert
Monday, May 25th, at p. M, DIST
in the Social Hall of Avenue Meth
odist Church. The program will
include selections from "Soutf
Pacific, "Oklahoma" "Showboat"
Great Day" and "State Fair. This
is the fifth secular concert which
the Avenue Choir will have pre-
sented. Further information con
corning this concert will follow il
later editions of the Chronicle.
FHA DELEGATES -Four mem.
bers of the Greenwood Chapter, Flu
ture Homemakers of America, at.
tended the annual state meeting
held this year at the University Of
Delaware on Friday and Saturday
May 8-9. The girls that attended
were: Judy Root, Diam Smith
Jean Tucker, Pat Zych. Mrs. Haze
Zych also attended this meeting
with the girls as did Mrs. June
i, Bostick, home economics teacher
: at Greenwood Two members Ot
the Greenwood Chapter were hon.
ored by being elected to state office
at this meeting. These girls are
Judy Root as state reporter ant
Pat Zych as state parliamentarian
AVENUE CIRCLES-The Circles
of Avenue Methodist Church will
meet on Tuesday, May 19 as fol
lows: No. 1. in the Social Hall o
the church at six-thirty for GOV
cred dish supper. Mrs. Charles
Lurwick and Mrs. Julian Gibbs, CO
hostesses.
No. 2 will meet with Mrs. E
Dallas Kitchens with Mrs. William
r. Kitchens assisting at eigh
o'clock.
No. with Courtney Burch, a
! eight O'Clock.
No. with Mrs. Louis Ryder