Milford chronicle., 1960-06-10
Local Happenings

Hammond won the first prize and
Mrs. Joseph Calls won the second.
SUNSHINE CLASS = The Sun
shine Glass of Calvary Church will
hold their monthly meeting Friday
night at s o'clock in the Fellow
ship Hall of the church Try and
come out as this is the last meet
ing until September On the re-
freshment committee are Emma
Bennett, Alice Brown, Marion Gov
erdale, Jennie Cleaver, Virginia
Berridge, and Hattie Benson.
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NOTICE - The Ladies Auxiliary
to Blue Hen Post No. 64S3, Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars, will sponsor
booth at the Delaware Colony
Carnival on Saturday, June 11th,
til 3 o'clock p. m. All members
are urged to attend. For transpor-
tation, please call Sisters Mildred
Baxendale, Mildred Hall, Presi-
dent, or Hilda Cannon.
CLASS REUNION - Attention,
Glass of 1854: There is going to be
class reunion on Sunday, June
10, 1860, at 4:30 p. M, at the home
of Ellen Argo Sapp on Cedar Beach
Road. Each graduate. is to bring a
covered dish, silver ware for his
familys use and SIS. Anyone who
has not been contacted please call
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MEETING = Circle No. A of
Calvary Church met at the home
of Florence Andrews, May II, with
our leader, Alice Baker. Conduct
ing the meeting, Is members and
2 visitors were present. Serena
Hayes led us in DevOtions which
is very heart warming. We were
happy to have with us our presi-
dent, Marie Webb.
Delicious refreshments wer e
served at the end of the meeting.
We will meet June 21, 1860, at An
ma Lee Strahle'ss Devotional lead
er, Mrs. Edna Roberts.
LATE DISCIPLES - The Late
Disciples Sunday School Glass met
with Mrs. Della Parks on Tuesday
evening, May oath, with an attend
ance of II.
The devotions were led by Mrs.
Parks and the business meeting
conducted by our President, Mrs.
Doris Davidson. The discussion
arose as to what the class would
do for July and August, whether
they may go to Rehoboth for ban
quet or have a "doggie roast.
Please come to the June meeting
and vote on it. The meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Doris Day.
idson, Sunset Lane, Haven Lake, on
Tuesday, June 14th, at 500 p. m.
OUTSTANDING WORK = Mr..
Edward KINNEY, who has been at
Fort Bliss in Texas for the past
month and half, writes home of
his achievements thus far at the
U. S. Army Air Defense School
which he is, attending. Mr.. KINNEY
is studying Radar, which is being
used for defense purposes. He
passed his first two tests-six out
of 1S men in his class failed. Two
other tests were given which in
cluded Lab and a written test;
again he passed. He reports very
heavy schedule and study assign
ments.
Mr.. KINNEY hopes to complete
this course of Modern Warfare be-
fore September 18th.
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JAMESWAY LINE - Arrange
ments have been completed where
by the Pierce Hardware Co., will
handle the Jamesway line of Barn
equipment, barn cleaners, and cat
tie feeders in the Milford, Delaware
area The James Mfg. Co., First in
Power Choring, has offices in FIT.
| Atkinson, Vic, Lancaster, Pa, and
Los Angeles, Calf. Since 1906
Jamesway has specialized in the
! planning, equipping, and ventilating
of farm buildings In addition to
selling and servicing Jamesway
equipment, the new dealer in this
area will also offer planning help
to farmers who ask his assistance
in fnodernizing or mechanizing
their farm buildings.
BIBLE SCHOOL = The Vacation
Bible School of Calvary Methodist
Church will open Monday, June 13,
$3.50 a. m.
The Kindergarten Department
will be under the leadership of Mrs.
Violet Marvel, with Betty Wilkins,
Mary Steen, Kitty Hayes, June
Morris and Carol Kline, with SUBJ
ject, Together in Our Church..
The Primary Department will be
under the leadership of Mrs. Maude
Smith, with Mrs. Mildred Hall, Mrs.
Steinger, Sally Milbury, Bonnie
Hoey, Sylvia Rogers, subject to be
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The Junior Department will be
directed by Mrs. Helena Lynch
with Linda Hedley and Anne Mil
bury, the subject "The Church
Around the World"
The Junior Hi will be under the
leadership of Rev. Milbury, subject
''The Church in Today's World.
The school will have recreation,
activities and lesson and worship
sessions and refreshments, closing
at 1880 a. m.
SENIOR CITIZENS = The Sem
ior Citizens, all members of the
Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of
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