Milford chronicle., 1960-03-18
Local Happenings

Local Happenings
SUNSHINE CLASS - The Sun.
shine Glass of Calvary Church viii
meet Friday at the parsonage with
the teacher, Mrs. Milbury,
CLAM CHOWER SALE OFF =
The clam chower sale scheduled foi
4 p. m, Friday, March 1S. at Asbury
Methodist Church, Harrington, has
been cancelled. Reason-no clans
available.
CIRCLE-Circle No. s was. de.
delightfully."- entertained on Tues.
day evening, March Is, by Mrs. Viii.
lard Hall. Mrs. Edith Niblett was
devotional leader. The business
meeting was followed by a social
hour and refreshments served BY
Mrs. Hall. We will meet in April
with Mrs. George Adams.
LOCAL TALENT-Make a note
on your calendar for March IS and
19 at p. m. at the Frederica
School House when the musical
comedy, Happy Holiday, direct
ed by Twin Mastin will be pre-
sented by the Murderkill Lions
Club.
The talent for this comedy is
composed of Lions Club members
their wives and families.
All talent is local. Don't miss it!
BUSINESS AND PROFESSION.
AL WOMEN MEET-The regular
dinner meeting of the Mispillion
Business and Professional Wo-
mems Club was held Monday eve-
ming, March IA, at the Boulevard
Restaurant at $3.50 p. M, with Mrs.
Bessie H. Gooding, president. Mrs.
Milliceht Simpson, beauty coun-
selor representative, gave a pre-
sentation on skin care, which was
most interesting and enjoyable.
Twelve members and two guests
were present.
CALVARY CIRCLE = Twelve
members of Circle z and one visitor
were happy to meet with Mrs. Doris
Davidson, Sunset Lane, on Tuesday
evening, March Is.
Mrs. Violet Marvel had charge of
devotions. She choose for the
Scripture reading, st. Luke, chapter
Is, to develop the related thoughts
of The Lost Sheep-The Piece of
Silver-The Prodigal Son.
The business meeting was car
ried on by the circle leader, Mrs.
Emma Givens. The members were
encouraged to participate in the
World Day of Prayer which will be
held in the Presbyterian Church
on March Is at 2 p. m.
After the benediction the group
enjoyed social hour of fellowship
including refreshments with a St.
Patrick motif
Mrs. Edna Argo has invited the
circle members to meet at her
home ON South Washington Street
on April 10.
BALL SUCCESSFUL - The an
nual st. Patrick's Ball which was
held recently at the Milford Arm
ory was quite successful and en-
joyed by many of the citizens of
Milford and neighboring communi-
ties.
The members of the XI Gamma
Chapter wish to express their graf
itude to those persons who helped
in the preparations for the dance
and above all to the public for
their patronage which makes this
annual affair such a gala one.
AFTER Richard G. Bull
lock, son of the late John H. Bull
lock, sheriff of Kent County from
1928 to 1925, has announced his
candidacy for the Democratic NOM
ination for that post.
Husband of Mrs. Genevieve Coo
per Bullock, they have one 13-year-
old daughter. A merchant in Har-
rington for 25 years, the candidate
managed A & P stores in New York
City and Dover before establishing
his own business.
He hopes to get the endorsement
of the Ninth District Democratic
Committee at its next meeting.
EMBASSY TOUR-The Embassy
tour now being arranged by mem
bers of the Milford New Century
Club will take place on April 8. 1t
will include six embassies and six
homes in Washington, d. c., and
those who have taken the tour at
other times speak highly of the
educational and cultural advantage
gained by this day. Club members
will be Joined by interested friends
to make up the equivalent of forty
one passengers, the capacity of the
bus. Mrs. Desmond Lyons is the
consultant for arrangements and
information. The tour will cost
$3.50 and the bus fare $3.35. Tea
will conclude the tour at the Bra
lillian embassy, served in the for
NAL dining room of the building.
The time for the tour is from two
o'clock until six-fifteen o'clock,
Appealing to the women will be the
fact that all the places to be visit
ed are within easy walking dis
tances of each other. Some mem
bers may meet at the Milford New
Century Club, others will go direct
to Cahall,s Furniture Store on
Clark Avenue in Harrington, the
place of departure. The time for
which will be 10 o'clock. =
At the New Century Club meeting
on Monday, March Fl, final plans
for members will be made, making
this the deadline for the, tour.