Milford chronicle., 1960-04-22


Moose Home, located Il mile north
of Harrington on Route 13, spon-
sored by the, Women of the Moose,
FRIED CHICKEN DINNER =
Don't forget the fried chicken din
ner Sunday, April "a. Served by
the Women of the Moose, at the
Moose Home, located II mile north
of Harrington on Route 13. Serv-
ing from 2 until Z p. m.
STUDENT NURSES = The Mil
ford Memorial Hospital student
nurses class of 1862 will hold a
record hop on April 29 in the Mil
ford High School Auditorium, start
ing at 8 p m. Admission SOC and
75c.
DINNER AND BAZAAR - Band
Boosters chicken and dumpling
dinner and bazaar, May Z, at the
Lakeview Cafeteria. Food, candy
and plant booths, children's fish
pond and entertainment will be Of
fered. Tickets on sale now.
BAKE-Bake and soup sale to be
held in Fellowship Hall, Avenue
Church. starting at 10 o'clock on
Saturday, April %. This sale is
sponsored by the Church School at
Avenue and is for the purpose of
buying a new Belle and Howell
movie protector.
BAKE AND FOOD SALE = Soup,
baked goods, and other food will be
on sale in Fellowship Hall of Ave-
nue. Church on Saturday, April %,
starting at 10 O'clock. This project
is sponsored by the Church School
and is being given to purchase a
new Belle and Howell movie pro-
jector.
MEETING Circle No. 8 of the
Calvary Church met at the parson-
age with Mrs. Milbury as hostess.
Ten members were. present. Mrs.
Bessie Swain led the devOtions.
Mrs. Milbury closed the devotions
with a prayer. The business was
carried out in due form by Mrs.
Mia Plummer in the absence of
our leader, Mrs. Mary Drummond.
After the business meeting de-
licious refreshments of home made
ice cream, cookies and sandwiches,
tea, coffee were served and all en-
joyed an hour of fellowship.
The next meeting will be May
IL at the home of Louise Love.
SYMPHONY CONCERT - Sun
day, May 8, is the date of the Eas-
tern Shore Symphony Orchestra
concert. 1t will be given in the
High School in Smyrna and will
be sponsored by the Junior Cham
Der of Commerce. Gall Garden 2
$3.50 for seating arrangements.
I GOING TO CHURCH-The mem
bers of Crystal Fount Lodge No.
10, IOOF, will attend church SER
vices in the Glendale Methodist
Church this Sunday at IL o'clock.
All members are urged to make a
special effort to be present. The
group will assemble at the church
at 10:45 a. m. Rev. Ivon Downing
is the minister of the church.
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SUPERVISORS MEETING - A
special meeting of the Delaware
State Branch of the National As
sociation of Postal Supervisors will
be held in the Post Office Building
in Milford on Friday, April 20. This
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8 p. m. by President Joseph B,
Duffy.
J. Irwin Bowman, assistant post
master of Milford, will be the host
supervisor.
Current legislation will be one
of the main subjects to be discuss
ed at the meeting. Delaware's par
ticipation in the national conven-
tion in Philadelphia. from August
21 to 25, will be discussed. May
we remind all members to prepare
any resolutions they would like
to have considered for presentation
at this convention.
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CALVARY CIRCLE-Mrs. Edna
Argo served as hostess for Circle
on April 10 at her home on South
Washington Street. Twelve mem
bers and one guest were present.
The devotions were in charge OF
Mrs. Madelyn Kennedy. The topic
symbols of Easter" was given by
request.
The business meeting was called
to order by the leader, Mrs. Emma
Givens. The main item was
Strengthening out the dates fol
coming events. Note: call Mrs
Givens when in doubt.
| Our treasury was "fattened" by
the sale of pastry under the eff.
cient calling of the auctioneer
Mrs. Ann Wilson. Sundaes with
snacks were served during the
hour spent in fellowship.
Mrs. Ann Wilson has invited the
circle members to meet at heI
home on Carlisle Lane for the next
regular meeting May II.
DIRECTOR TO SPEAK - Miss
Mary E. Grimm, Northeastern Reg.
ional Director of American School,
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