Milford chronicle., 1959-11-06

Building entrance. Sponsored by
the ways and means committee of
Margaret G. Pyle Rebekah Lodge,
No. II, under the direction of Mrs.
Harold ]. Bunting, Vice Grand.
MURDERKIEL LIONS-The MUIR
derkill Lions Club will hold a pan
cake and sausage supper on Thurs
day, November 19, at the Frederick
Fire House. Serving to 7:30. Tic
kets, S1.00 for adults and soc for
children. All you can eat.
PLANNING PLAY-The Metho-
dist Men of Avenue, Methodist
Church are planning play called
"a Womanless Wedding" March
1916, 1860, to be held in the Social
Hall of the Church. Full details
will be announced later.
HOT CAKE SUPPER-The Meth
Church are planning their annual
hot cake and sausage supper for
Wednesday, January 20, 1860, to be
held in the Social Hall of the
church.
NOTICE = The Milford AAUW
will meet Monday, November 8, at
the home of Mrs. Thomas Derrick
son, Hall Place. Henry Ridgely, at
torney-at-law, will speak on the
topic, How An Idea Becomes A
Law"
CHICKEN AND DUMPLING
SUPPER -. The WSCS of Trinity
Methodist Church, Frederick, will
hold a chicken and dumpling sup
per Saturday, November IA, at the
church. Serving starting at 4:30.
Adults, $1.50; children, 75c.
MEETING - The Woman's Aux
Hilary of the Milford Memorial Hos
pital will hold its monthly meeting
Tuesday, November 10, at 1870 p.
M, at the Nurses Home. Colored
slides of the 1858 and 1859 fairs
will be shown.
Bring a new member.
SLAUGHTER NECK WSCS-The
WSCS of Slaughter Neck Methodist
Church is giving turkey supper
to be held at the Milford LakeView
Avenue School Cafeteria on Sat
urday, November 21, from A to z
p. m. Adults, $1.25; children, 75c.
Call GA-2-S965 or GA-2-4372 for
tickets.
OFFICIAL VISIT-Last Wednes-
day evening the Worthy Matron of
Kent Chapter No. IL, o. E..S., Pearl
Prettyman, and Worthy Patron,
John Walls, presided during the
official visit of the Worthy Grand
Matron of Delaware, Miss Eliza
Grassland, and Worthy Grand Pa
tron, Joseph Ellis, accompanied by
many grand officers. Kent Chapter
was host to outstanding visitors
from Maryland and Delaware.
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YOUTH MEET-Boys and girls
from YPF groups of Kent County
Episcopal Churches will meet at
Christ Church Parish House this
Sunday, November s, 4:30-7:00. A
special program has been prepared
by the Rev. Brewster Beach, direc-
tor of Religious Education, Diocese
of Delaware, and the State Youth
Commission. A light supper will be
served and the meeting will end
with short church service by Mil
ford boys.
NEVINS HONORED = Clement
]. Nevins, S. E. Fourth Street, has
been appointed Assistant Inspector
General of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars. The announcement was
made by Louis G.. Feldmann, Haz-
Teton, Pa, Commander-in-Chief of
the V. F. w.
In making the announcement,
Commander Feldmann said: "Mr.
Nevins has long been one of the
most tirelesS workers in the V. F.
W., and 1 am pleased that he has
agreed to accept this most respon-
sible position. 1 know he will
bring credit to the organization and
credit to his own community"
BUSINESS WOMEN MEET-The
Mispillion Business and Profession
al Women's Club held their regular
meeting at the Dinner Bell on
State Street, Dover, Monday even
ing, November 2, at $50 o'clock.
Immediately following the dinner,
the club went to the State House
where they saw a demonstration
of the new IBM Machine 'RAMAC''
There were six members, from the
Harrington Club that joined with
the Mispillion Club to see this fas-
cinating machine and also the
state president, Mrs. Rosella
Humes, attended. The evening was
enjoyed by all who took part.
LATE DISCIPLES - The Late
Disciples Sunday School Glass met
recently at the home of Mary Cam
per on Marshall Street with Emma
Givens as co-hoStess. There were
16 members present. A new mem
Der was welcomed into the class,
Mrs. Florence Andrews.
DevOtions were led by Mrs. Mil
dred O'Day and included the Bible
reading and a spiritual story, which
was in keeping with the lesson.
Richard Hall led in prayer, follow
ed by hymn singing by the entire
group. The business meeting fol-
lowed.
Following the meeting, delicious
refreshments of fruit jello and
cookies were served by the hos
tesses.