Milford chronicle., 1959-03-13
Local Happenings

Local Happenings
CLASS MEETS - The Sunshine
Glass of Calvary Church will meet
in the Social Hall of the Church
on Friday evening, March 13. Plar
to attend.
TEEN-AGE DANCE = Teen-age
rock and roll dance, featuring Wal
v Harrison's Band every Friday
night, beginning March 13, from s
o IL o'clock at Lincoln Community
Center.
ST. PATRICK'S DANCE = x
Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
will present Charity Ball in the
Milford Armory on Saturday
March 14th, featuring Lew Starts
and his orchestra Dancing, 8 to l
Price, $500 per couple. Reserva-
tiOns may be made by calling GA
2-9S87. Reservation Fee, $1.O0 pei
couple.
COVERED DISH SUPPER =
Kirkwood Encampment, No. 6, 1.
0. o. F., will have a covered dish
supper, March 25, at $50 p. m. in
the George /. Jester Auditorium OF
the Odd Fellows Building. Mem
Ders bring covered dish and your
wife or friend. Come prepared for
night of fellowship and enter
lainment
CONCERT - The Eastern Shore
Symphony will give concert in
Georgetown High School on Thurs
day, March 10, at eight-thirty o.
clock. The concert is sponsored by
the High School which will be the
beneficiary. Also appearing will be
the Sussex County Chorus which
will sing several selections. A NOM
inal fee will be charged.
MEETING - The regular meet
ing of the Mispillion Business and
Professional Women's Club will be
held Monday, March Is, 1859, in
the Banquet Room of the Hotel
Milford. The program for the eve-
ming will be New World of Ideas"
presented through the courtesy of
Celenese Corporation of America.
Members and guests are invited
to attend. :.
BUSINESS WOMEN MEET -
The regular meeting of the Mis-
pillion Business and Professional
Women's Club will be held on
Monday, March 16, 1859, in the Ban
quet Room of the Milford Hotel.
The New World of Ideas" pre-
sented through the courtesy of
Consumer Relations Department of
Celanese Corporation of America,
color slide program, will be pre-
sented at this meeting. All MEM
bers and guests are invited to at
tend.
BANl BOOSTERS CLUB of Mil
ford is selling novelty items made
by one of the members. These items
are on display in the Milford Ice
and Coal Company Office and
Green's Market on Walnut Street
in Milford. Hand made violet cor
sages which sell for 75c, are espe-
cially nice for the Easter season,
and very attractive poodles, which
sell for $1.95, of which the teen
ayers are so fond. Proceeds from
all sales go toward the purchase of
uniforms, instruments and other
expenses of the Milford School
Bands.
CALVARY CIRCLE - Circle No.
8 of Calvary Church, met with our
Mrs. Elizabeth Poore.
Thirteen members and one visitor,
our president of the WS.C.S., Mrs.
Ruth Mariner, were present. Mrs.
Pearl Hopkins, asst. President,
lead the devotions and then the
business was carried out in due
form. After the business meeting
a social hour was spent Mrs. Poore
and Mrs. Hopkins served delicious
refreshments and then we left with
many thanks to Mrs Poore for
having us in her home. The next
meeting will be held March 17th,
and will meet with Mrs Nora Dom
ovan, 302 Marshall Street, with
Mrs. Elsie Emory, co-hostess.
AVENUE CIRCLES = The Cir
cles of Avenue Methodist Church
will meet on Tuesday evening,
March 19, at eight o'clock, with the
exception of No. z, which will meet
as usual at one-thirty.
No. 1. Mrs. Charles Lurwick,
leader, with Mrs. Clarence Jewell
and Miss Thelma Jewell.
No. 2, Miss Sara Prettyman,
leader, with Mrs. Fleming Hart,
Mrs. Byron Gibson assisting.
No. 8, Mrs. Conrad Travers,
leader, with Mrs. Robert Mercer,
Mrs. Broddus Jones assisting.
No. 4. Mrs Ernest Johnson, lead
er, will meet in the church Mrs.
Harold Wall and Mrs. L. C. Hudson,
hostesses
No. 5, Mrs. Helen Houston, lead
er, with Mrs. Leroy Short, Mrs.
Joseph Wheatley. assisting.
No. 6, Mrs. Earl Emory, leader,
with Mrs. John Lodge, Mrs. Roland
Isaacs assisting.
No. z, Mrs. William Reed Draper,
leader, with Mrs. Charles e. Var