Milford chronicle., 1960-11-04

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more about the Episcopal Church,
its ways and teachings, will be
held Monday, November 7th, at 8
p. m. in the Parish House, Second
and Church Streets. Milford.
HOLIDAY BAZAAR Christ
Church will sponsor a Holiday
Bazaar on Friday and Saturday,
| November 18th and 10Th, in the
Parish House on Church Avenue,
J Milford. Christmas decorations,
gift suggestions, parcel post and
lunch. More about other attrac-
| tions later. 10-28-2t
WORSHIP SERVICE VIA RA-
do - Provided by W. K S. b.,
Milford. During November at IL
a. m. Each Sunday. This is a real
opportunity for shut-irrS, infirm or
sick-ail those unable to attend
church, to hear four stirring SER
mons by the Rev. E. John Dyer,
rector, Christ Church, Episcopal.
SUNSHINE SOCIETY The
aal Sunshine Society will meet at
I 1890 D. m. Friday. November IL,
| in the New Century Club rooms
| for covered dish luncheon.
Please bring own table service
Meat dish will be furnished by
committees, Mesdames Bennett,
Forest, Manlove, Kuhlmann, w. S.
Vinyard, Pearson and o. F. Sapp.
MONTHLY MEETING - The
Shawnee Evening Home Demon
stration Club will hold it's month
ly meeting on Monday, November
! Z, 1860, at the home of Mrs. Will
liam Miller, 312 South Walnut
Street, Milford, Delaware, at 500
p. m.
The meeting will feature pre-
sentation on Becoming Clothes"
by Mrs. Roy Reichhold and Mrs.
Robert Wink.
Following the presentation
film will be shown by the Delaware
Heart Association. The hOstesses
for this meeting are Mrs. Frank
Clendaniel and Mrs. Michael Grov-
erman.
POST OFFICE CLOSED = The
Milford Post Office will be closed
Veterans Day, Friday, November
II. There will be no rural or city
delivery, or window service, this
day
CIRCLE NO. : Circle No.
of Calvary Methodist Church met
at the home of Mrs. Emily COhee.
Eleven members were present with
four visitors. Mrs. Bessie Swain
led devotions which were on the
week of prayer. The business was
carried out in due form. Delicious
refreshments were served. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Beatrice Fischer, sos
New Street, with Mrs. Carrie Jones
as co-hOstess.
TO THE VOTERS = AS a pub
. lie service. the First Representa-
| tive District Republican Club OF
; Sussex County is presently offer
/ ing election information and/or
transportation without obligation
J on the part of those availing them
selves of such service.
I Two special telephones have
been installed for the afOremen-
toned purpose and will continue
to be manned by volunteers
/ through Tuesday Election Day
For election information or trans
portation. residents of Milford
!. Lincoln. Glendale. Houston anC
| n6 n
call either Garden 2-8583 or Gar
!, den 2-S449.
Headquarters for The First Rep
!, resentative District Club is on th'
! first floor of the Milford Grang
l. Building. S. f. Second Street. di
- rectly to the rear of the Milfor'
: Post Office.
UNICEF TOTAL S261.66 - Las
5. Saturday. six local churches col
I, lected S261 Sc in the Milford are
: in spite of rainy weather. Man
l. children and parents gathered a
their appointed destinations an
n dressed in colorful costumes an
= rang and banged door bells sing
j. ing trick or treats for UNlCEt
IS Under the sponsorship of the Nil
is ford Council of United Church VIC
men. the Christian Social Rela
tions Chairman. Mrs. Eldrldg
Prettyman was named town chall
man with Mrs Charles Sigler. Tn
N Churches participating. their leao
is ers and the amounts collected ar
ST as follows: Calvary Methods
id Mrs. Charles Lacey and Mrs. En-
ory Postles, Baptist Church. Mr.
le Dana McClung. collected $50
re Christ Episcopal. Mrs. Horace Wi
ID ley. $3.50: Bethel AME Churcl
,e Mrs. Francis Henry. S21.50; Lutl
m eran Church. Mr.. Roy Reichhol
ut $29.41; Avenue Methodist Churc
Mrs. Charles French $4,000