Milford chronicle., 1959-02-13

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Maggie Sharar, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Hudson, Mrs. Lizzie Hudson; Mrs.
Dale Cooper and son, Wayne, of
Georgetown; Mrs. willard Schnee-
bell and Mr.. Roscoe Whaley of
Salisbury; Mrs. Nettie Tindall, Mrs.
David Ralph and daughters, Jane
and Susan, and Mrs. James Walls,
Laurel; Mr.. Earl Phillips of Sharp
/ town.
Mrs. Lura Rogers had as Monday
night callers, Mrs. Ernest Lowe
and son, Ernie, of Pittsville, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bowen, of
Baltimore are visiting the Rev. and
Mrs. Hornung and sons.
Grover Foster University of Del
aware. student, has resumed his
studies, following mid-year vaca-
ton.
Mrs. Charles Donaway is a pa
tient in Milford Memorial Hospital.
American Legion News
Commander Walter L. Monroe,
Indian River Post No. %, American
Legion, announces that the MEM
bership to date has exceeded last
years total.
There has been a good response
in the registration for the Ping
Pong Tournament, according to
the chairman. John Phillips, and
actual playing begins Immediate
ly.
The local legion post and its
auxiliary will jointly observe the
American Legion's 10th birthday
and anniversary. Those on the COM
mittee appointed by Commander
Monroe in planning the occasion
were John Phillips, Preston Out
ten and Alton Hudson. The aux
iliary committee appointed by its
president, Mrs. A. Wayne Burton,
consisted of the following: Mrs.
Preston Outten, Mrs. John Phil
lips, and Mrs. Alton Hudson. A COW
cred dish supper is planned, and
for the entertainment the motion
picture, I'VE Who Serve, the story
of the American Legion win be
shown.
The commander appointed a
nominating committee for the elect
tion of officers consisting of Elton
Godfrey, Thomas Butler and Hall
Bennett.
The members decided that plans
should be made now concerning
the use of the recently constructed
patio for dances this summer. The
post plans to sponsor several
dances itself, so the commander |
dapce committee Oral |
Marshall Hudson, and
Alton Hudson.
Commander Monroe commended |
the members on their cooperation |
at the recent work party in helping
to place the post home in such |
excellent condition.
News of American Legion
Post No. p
The American Legion Auxiliary,
Indian River Post No. %, met on
Tuesday night in the legion home
with the president, Mrs. A. Wayne
Burton, presiding.
Mrs. Nina Timmons gave report |
of the Child Welfare meeting and |
luncheon which was held at the
home of Mrs. George Ehinger, in
Dover. Mrs. Burton reported on the
executive meeting which was held
in Bridgeville. A summary of the
work done by the auxiliary was
given by Mrs. Burton, who thanked
all the members for making this re-
port possible.
Mrs. Nina TimmOns, Mrs. Georgia
Outten, Mrs. Alton Hudson, Mrs,
w. Elmond Gray, Mrs Preston Out
ten, and Mrs. Burton attended the
national presidents banquet at the
Dinner Bell Inn and the reception
at the home of Mrs. George En-
niger, last Wednesday evening.
Two hundred favors are being
made for the Veterans Hospital,
1t Brack-Ex for Valentines Day.
It was voted to order / 900 poppies
Mrs. Alton Hudson, Mrs. John
Phillips and Mrs. Preston OutteD
ire on the committee to meet with
he legion's committee to make
plans for a fellowship covered dish
sumner.
Mrs. Georgia Outten and Mrs
Preston Outten served delicious
and coffee for refresh
nents. Mrs. John Phillips and Mrs.
Thomas Shockley are on the re-
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