Milford chronicle., 1960-04-29
Local Happenings

Local Happenings
BAKE-The Student Nurses will
hold a bake Saturday, May z. start
ing at 10 to in front of ]. c.
Penney's.
CANTEEN-The Glendale P. T.
A. Canteen will be on Friday night.
April 29, from 7:3O to 10 p. m.
Refreshments. Admission 35c.
BAKE - The Milford Memorial
Hospital Alumni Association will
hold a bake Saturday, April 80. at
/ 8 a, m. in front of Singer Sewing
Machine.
BOWLING PARTY-The Milford
Youth Bowling League will hold
their party at the Milford Lanes
on Friday, May 6, 1860, from 700
to 1000. Members free; Substi-
tutes SIS admission.
UNITED CHURCH WOMEN -
May is May Fellowship Day.
Please mark this date on your cal
ander and plan to attend the SER
vice to be held at the Church of
God, starting at p. m. We would
like to have as largo gathering
as possible So won't you please
come and bring a friend with you.
We are sure you will enjoy the fell
lowship together.
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NOTICE-Loyalty Day will be
observed on Sunday, May 1, 1860.
The Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans
of Foreign Wars, Post No. 6483 in
Milfordy Delaware urges all Amer
leans to fly the stars and stripes
An American flag is never out
dated so regardless of how many
stars are in the blue ED Of your
flag, please fly it upon this day.
Americanism Committee
NOTICE-Women of the Moose,
Harrington Chapter 1929. sincerely
thanks each and everyone for their
patronage, donations and help in
any way for making our Dinner on
April "a a success. Thanking the
Ladies and members of the LOOM
for giving their time. in the kit
chen and dining room.
General Chairman, Irene Short,
Graduate Regent.
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DINNER e. BAZAAR = Band
Booster Dinner and Bazaar, May
7th, 4:S0 P. M. till 7:3O p. m. .Mu-
sic, Booths, Games and Chicken
and Dumplings, combine to make
an enjoyable evening.
Parents are reminded to get their
letters in to Mr.. Teare and anyone
wishing to make donations to any
of the Booths should call GA q
$3.50 or bring to Lakeview Cafe
terra on May 7th.
w. S. C. s. MEETING - WSCS
meeting of Calvary Methodist
Church will meet Tuesday, May 8
at 500 p M, in Fellowship Hail.
Mrs. Edgar Timmons, District
President of the Conference will
be the guest speaker. Mrs. T. G.
Mu1ligan will assist her The MYF
will have charge of devotions We
would like a good attendance All
womens organizations of the
church and Sunday School are in
vited s'n' z" s- -@
SHAWNEE CLUB = The Shaw
nee Evening Home Demonstration
Club meets Monday evening, May
2, at o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Richard Woodward on Polk Ave-
nue.. Assisting the hostess are
Mrs. Kenneth Sawyer and Mrs.
Robert Wink.
The demonstration on "Teen-Age
Nutrition" will be presented by Mrs.
Merrill Ivens and Mrs. Herbert
Griffith, .Jr. Treasurer Mrs. James
G. Downham reports that the Eas-
ter ham was won by Merrill Iyens.
18th BIRTHDAY - Larry Reed
celebrated his 18th birthday with
a party given by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Weldon Reed at the
American Legion Home on Friday,
| April 23rd. Present were % of his
friends and his sisters, Janice and
Faye Ann. Also his aunt andsuncle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray High of Dover.
The room was decorated in yellow
and white and the cake was decor
ated in the same theme After
| dancing while tn records re-
freshments were served and gifts
opened. Larry received many love-
ly gifts which were greatly ap-
preciated.j More dancing followed
and the evening ended with ali
twishing Larry very happy birth
day.