Milford chronicle., 1960-11-11
Local Happenings

SUPPER-Turkey supper spon-
sored by the Glass of Promise of
Lincoln Church. Family style.
$1.0O adults and 75c children. Ser
wing from 4:30 to 700 p. m.
TURKEY DINNER-The Slaugh-
ter Neck w. S. C. S. will sponsor
turkey dinner. family style, on Sat
urday, November 19, at Lakeview
Avenue School Cafeteria. Serving
from 4 until z p. m. Tickets are
now on sale and may be purchased
from any w. S. c. S. member. Price
$1.25 for adults; Use for children.
BUSINESS WOMEN = The regu-
lar meeting. of the Mispillion Bus
mess and Professional Womens
Club was held Monday evening,
November z, 1860. Plans were made
for the once-a-year Christmas par
ty to be at the Treadway Inn on
Monday evening, Devember 9Th, at
700.
MANSHIP DINNER = Manship
Thanksgiving Dinner at Manship
Church House, four miles west of
FELTON, on Route II, November "a,
beginning at IL noon until $50.
Menu-Turkey, oysters, with all
the trimmings including dessert.
For reservation call AV-4-4653 or
AV-4-4250 Prices, $3.50 adults;
age 6-12, 75c; up to six years, soc.
AVENUE CIRCLES = Avenue
Methodist Church Circles of the
WSCS will meet as follows this
month: No. 1 with Miss Edith
Simpson, Mrs. Della Deakyne as
sisting. No. with Miss Mary Ira
Wis. No. 8 with Mrs. Helen Hous-
ton. No. with Mrs Neal Wilkins,
Mrs. Edgar Wood assisting. No. 5
with Mrs. Herman Kopf at her
home in Laurel on November %.
No. 6 with Mrs. Joseph Kemp, Mrs.
G. Prettyman Carey assisting. No.
z with Mrs. F. Burgette Short.
PUREBRED cow The pure
bred Ayrshire of Howard A. Webb,
Lincoln, Del, has achieved rec
ognition during a recent month for
top milk production. The Ayr
shire COW is credited with S24 lbs.
of milk and 80 lbs. of butterfat,
actual twice daily production,
which places it among the nations
top herds in the Ayrshire All Herd
uicfn Of
In accordance with Ayrshire Herd
Test Rules, all registered cows in
the herd, milking or dry, are in
cluded.
AAUW MEETING - The Milford
Branch of AAUW will meet Mon
day, November 18th, in the Avenue
Methodist Church Social Hall at
100 p. m.
The speaker for the evening will
be Mrs. John Folta, who will speak
and show slides of Korea. Mrs.
Folta and her husband, Rev. John
Folta, have recently returned to
the United States after serving as
in Korea for the Board
of World Missions, Presbyterian
U. S.
Mrs. Folta, the former Ruth
Humes, is the daughter of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Al Humes of Milford.
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OUTLINES PLANS - David S.
Hugg, of Milford, 1860 chairman
of the Governors Committee for
Observance of Veterans Day, and
w. Clarke, Sr., of Dover,
state commander of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars, were guests on
Mrs. Lula Wilson's Better Home
and Community Life" program ov-
er radio station w. K. E. N, this
past Saturday. Mr.. Hugg outlined
plans for this years statewide
Veterans Day observance at Della
ware Memorial Bridge next Sun
day, November Is, and urged all
his listeners to participate in this
and other Veterans Day observ-
anceS.
PRIZES AWARDED - Fisher
and Furniture announ-
ces winners of door prizes at the
successful conclusion of their an
niversary sale last week. Congra-
tulations to Mr.. Dick Ditgen, $50
N. w. Front St., Milford, winner
of the GE Designer Television Set
and Robert ]. Jensen, 304 Kings
Highway, Milford, winner of
Presto Hot Dogger and to Florence
Ellwanger of Georgetown, who
won the Corn Pepper.
Both stores wish to express
their thanks to all those who visit
ed them during their celebration.
GUEST SPEAKER-Mr Marga-
ret Hankins, returned mission
ary from British West Indies,
South America and Africa, will be
the guest speaker at the Pilgrim
Holiness Church November, 13,
1860, at the 11:00 a. m. service.
You are invited to hear the inter-
esting experiences as she labOred
on these fields.
On Friday, November II, there
will be a Missionary Rally in the
Milford, Delaware, Pilgrim Holi-
ness Church. at 1880 p. m. Mrs.
George Gilmore from Seaford, Del
aware, also a returned missionary,
will have charge of this service.
The pastor and the congregation
invite you to these services.
HERITAGE TEA-The Woman's
Society of Christian Service of
Avenue Methodist Church will
hold its Heritage Tea, Sunday,
November Is, Fellowship Hall,
2:30 p. m.