Milford chronicle., 1960-05-13


ROAST BEEF DINNER - The
Woman's Society Of Christian Ser
vice will hold a roast beef dinner
in the Lakeview Avenue School on
Saturday. May 2S. More details
later.
MEETING-The Women's Auxil-
iary of the Milford Memorial Hos
pital held their final meeting oi
the season Tuesday, May 10, at the
Nurses Home. The discussion was
concerned with the fair to be held
May 21. The next general meeting
will be in the fall-October IL.
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SENIOR PLAY = Greenwood
High School seniors next week will
show to the public their senior
class play, "Clementine". The pre-
sentation will be given on Thurs
day and Friday, May 19 and 20 al
the Greenwood High School audi
torium. Curtain time is 500 p. m.
Tickets are being distributed this
week, and can be obtained from any
member of the senior class.
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YOUTH MEET - Christ Church
Y.P.F. will be the host group to
Y.P.F. groups of Episcopal church
es in Kent County, Sunday, May
18th, 4:30 p. m.-7:00 p. m. Supper
45c. Election of officers for 1860
81. Program THE Straight Path"
by Cpl. Lee Sipple, Delaware State
Police. Service by Christ Church
Y.P.F. boys.
VFW CONCLAVE The annual
District No. convention of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars, sched-
uled for the ". F. w. Post Home,
here, next Monday evening will be
highhghted by election of officers
for the 1960-61 term and discus
sion of plans of Kent County v. F..
w. units for participation in the
state convention to be held at Re-
hoboth Beach, June 17-18. Attend
ance of more than fifty representa-
tives of Kent County's six v. F. w.
posts is anticipated.
PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN-The
Women's Association of the First
Presbyterian Church of Milford, to-
gether with the Mems Chapter, will
have a family dinner on Tuesday,
May 18th, at $50 P. NJ, in the
Church room. Each person to pro-
vide table service.
Following the dinner, Rev. James
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show color slides.
The devotions for the everNng
will be given by Mrs. James Con-
diff.
Be sure to come with your fam
lily.
STEP LADDER EXHIBIT - The
Milford Memorial Hospital Fair,
May 81, sponsored by the Women's
Auxiliary will once again feature
a "Step Ladder Exhibit" Paintings
will be hung on step ladders in
stead of clOtheslines.
All artists throughout the penin-
sula who wish to exhibit and sell
their paintings at the fair, just
bring your paintings and you step
ladder on Saturday morning about
10 a. m. Twenty per cent of each
sale will be contributed to the hos
pital.
For further information contact
Mrs. Eugene Nelson, GA-2-8530 or
Mrs Louis Pack, GA-2-5050.
ED STEINER HONORED
Swarthmore College senior Ed Stei-
ner was awarded two of the col
lege's highest athletic honors at
the annual spring sports banquet
recently. For aggressiveness and
fair play the 230-pound football
captain won the Denton Trophy;
as one of the two outstanding ath-
letes in the senior class Steiner
was chosen for the Kwink Award
given by the mems managerial as
sociation. He shares the Kwink
trophy with Herm Feldhusen OF
Delmar, New York, captain of the
basketball team.
Steiner has played four years of
varsity football, three years OF var
sity baseball, and this year added a
third varsity sport as he went out
for wrestling for the first time.
His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ed
mund F. Steiner, S17 Hall Place,
Milford.
NU CHAPTER NEWS = The
regular meeting of Delaware Nu
Chapter was held May 4th at the
home of Mrs. Nelson Sills. The
culture program for the evening
was presented by Mrs. June Can
non. Her guest speaker was Mrs.
Seegar. director of volunteer work.
ers, who showed slides and gave a
talk on the operations at Stockley
Mental Hospital and how they have
progressed.
Following the business meeting,
Installation of Officers was held.
New officers installed for the com
ing year were: President, Mrs.
Jack Malarky; Vice President, Mrs.
Nelson Sills; Recording Secretary,
Mrs. Thomas Purnell; Correspond
ing Secretary, Mrs. Donald Chal-
mers; Treasurer, Mrs. Donald
Mitchell; Sponsor, Mrs. Helen
Lynn; Director, Mrs. James Postles.
At the close of the evening, Mrs.
Earl Brown, retiring president, was
presented with a crystal and silver
serving dish.
SPRING FESTIVAL - The
Greenwood School will present its
Annual Spring Music Festival and
Open House on Thursday and Fri
day, May II and 13, from 7:0O-10:O 90
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