Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12
CHRONICLE MILFORD DELAWARE FRIDAY JUNE T. 1859
Local Happenings

SHAWNEE CLUB+The Shawnee
Home Demonstration Club will
meet at the home of Miss Betty
Dwier in Lincoln, on Friday, June
18th.
BAKE-A bake will be held on
Saturday, June 18th between 9 a..
m. and / p. m, in the Acme Mar
ket. Benefit of st. Johns Catholic
Church.
PICNIC - The Senior Citizens
picnic will be held Monday, June
Is, at 5 p. m. at the Slaughter
Beach cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
S. Willis, Jr. Bring place setting
and covered dish.
LIBRARY OPEN - The Milford
Free Public Library will be open
Wednesday morning from 10 to II.
The summer schedule: Monday and
Saturday evenings from z to g. and
Wednesday and Saturday mornings
from 10 to II.
BEACH PARTY-Christ Church
Y. p. F. members Zone guest each
allowed), will meet at the Parish
House at 12:45 p. M, Monday, June
Is. Cost will be SOC per person.
Members and guests will leave Re
hoboth Beach at p. m.
BISHOP TO VISIT-The Right
Reverend ]. Brooke Mosley, d. d.,
S. T. D., Bishop of Delaware, will
visit Christ Church Sunday, June
IA, to administer the Sacrament of
Confirmation and deliver the SER
mon. The service will be at II
a. m.
A reception to Bishop Mosley and
the members of the Confirmation
Glass will be held in the parish
house, following the service.
CLASSES MEET-The Sunshine
and Brotherhood Glasses of Calvary
Church will hold doggy roast and
picnic at the Haughey cottage, Big
Stone Beach, on Friday night,
June IL. ALI members are urged to
attend for an evening of fun and
fellowship.
A bus will leave the church at
o'clock taking any one who cares
to go, and has not other means of
transportation.
CALVARY CIRCLE-Circle No.
/ of Calvary Church, Miss Minnie
Coffin, leader, will have a covered
dish supper at Mrs. Bertha Dais-
ey's cottage at 86 Columbia Ave
nue., Rehoboth Beach, on Tuesday,
June 16 Irregular meeting night, at
Z o'clock. Bring your table service
and covered dish. You may also in
vite your husband or family.
HONORED GUEST - Glen Argo
was the honored guest at a sur
prise birthday dance given recent
ly by his mother, Mrs. Thelma
Beebe.
The dance was held in the XII
wants Building and the music was
furnished by the Gems of Milford.
Refreshments were served with
the traditional birthday cake dur
ing intermission. Many guests of
town and out-of-town enjoyed the
evening of dancing.
SLAUGH TER NECK HOME
DEMONSTRATION CLUB - Look
ing back over the past year, our
home demonstration club has had
a busy year.
One of the most worthwhile and
rewarding projects was being one
of the sponsors of Penniwell cot
tage at Hospital for Mentally Re-
tarded at Stockley.
A white elephant sale, covered
dish supper, family picnic, annual
anniversary luncheon are some of
the things we have enjoyed with
our friends and families.
During Home Demonstration
Club Week our club visited Grace
Church in Milton. At Slaughter
Neck Methodist Church we present
ed flowers in memory of our deceas-
ed members. Also this year we had
a window display at the Pierce
Hardware Store.
The biggest thrill of the year was
our trip to Washington, D. G. While
there we visited places of interest
that we had not visited in our pre-
vious trips.
Looking forward to the new year
we are hoping to repeat some of the
events of the past and venture into
some new ones.