Milford chronicle., 1960-11-11
st. Luke's, Seaford,
Antique Show Nov. Is

Mrs. John r. Goehring III and
Mrs. Harry X. Miller, co-chairman
of st. Luke's goth Antique Show
and Sale, together with Mrs. Pearl
C. Jones, professional coordinator,
have released the list of dealers
who will show this year.
They are: Maude E. Brewington,
Salisbury, Md. Decorative China.
lamps, brass, small period furni
ture): Helen and Joseph Mateyka,
Wilmington, Del. period Furni-
ture); Cameron's Antiques, Bridge
ton, NJ. (China, glass, unusual
accessories); V. L. Sweeny & Co.,
Seaford distinguished interiors;;
Helen and Gene Handy, New
Shrewsbury, NJ. (pine furniture)
Baily's Antiques, Hollidaysburg,
Pa. dolls, jewelry, general line);
Gladys B. March, Milford, Del.
Clamps, general accessories) };
Tally's Antiques, Richmond, Va.
(Pine furniture, buttons, copper
and brass); Earl Schemmer, Phila-
delphia, Pa. (period furniture and
wooden molds); Robert Graham
Chase, Warner, New Hampshire
Country store items, primitives,
Early American authentic hard
ware);, The Arundel Shopper, Glen
Burnie, Md. general line).
In addition to the above dealers
who have shown at the SeafOrd
Show before, some many times,
the following new dealers will be
with us this year: Marie R. Moore,
Millville, New Jersey (glass, china
general line); Beatrice E. Paine,
Philadelphia, Pa. (gold coins, jew
elry, collectors items); The Gran
berry Cupboard, Washington, DC.
general line); Rickrode's Antiq-
ues, New Oxford, Pa. (Pennsyl-
vania Dutch and guns); Skyline
Antiques, New Oxford, Pa. penn
sylvania Dutch and guns); Sky
line Antiques, Manchester, Yer
mont furniture n d general
line); Joseph Brode, Patchague,
New Jersey mechanical banks,
Stiegel glass, prints); Pickett's
Antiques, Milroy, Pa. (pine furni-
ture and primitives) "This and
That Shop, Baltimore, Md. (gen-
eral line); my Lady's Manor" !,
Mt. Wolf, Pa. (prints)
Mr.. Howard Tingle of the
Hammond Organ Studios, Sails
bury, Md, who will be at the organ,
will be glad to show the new
organs available for Christmas.
The goth Annual Show will open
with formal ceremonies (the rib
bon will be cut by the Rt. Rev.
Arthur McKinstry, former Bishop
of Delaware) at 11:00a AM. on
Nov. Is, and will be open from
11:OO Am. until 900 PM until
Thursday, Nov. 18th, when the
Show will close at 500 Pm. Ad-
mission is rs cents and with a
courtesy card, SO cents. Children
are admitted free, and after you
have paid one admission, you may
revisit the show all three days
without further charge.
A delicious luncheon, featuring
turkey la king in patties, will
be served all three days from 11:30
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adults and rs cents for children
Richard Gundry and co-chairman
Mrs. VIM. ]. Marvel, have built
up following through the years
in the surrounding towns as we'll
as in Seaford. Mrs. Sterling Web
ster will demonstrate chins paint
ing during the luncheon period.
On Wednesday night, the men
of the church, under the chairman
ship of George .Sapna and VIM. F
| Wilkinson, will serve a delightful
dinner from $3.50 until 7:30. The
featured main course will be chick.
en- veloute (cream sauce with
sherry which promises to be q
real treat.
The famous st. Luke's cook
book will be on sale as well as
potted plants The whole business
will. be pleasant and interesting
so plan to join us at the Show
on Nov. Is, 16, or 18th at St
Luke's Parish House, North St.
! Seaford, Delaware.