Milford chronicle., 1961-11-17
Local Happenings

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HARVEST MOON DANCE = The
Harrington Moose Lodge is spOn-
sOring dance on Saturday even
ing, November 25, dancing from 9
P. M. to II. Admission $1.5O per
couple.
THANKSGIVING DANCE = to
be held Saturday, November 18, g
to II p. m. at st. Bermadette's Par
ish Hall, Harrington. Music will
be by a live orchestra. Refresh
ments will be served. Price is $500
per couple. Come and have fun.
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MD DRIVE The annual Mus
cular Dystrophy House-to-Hou
canvass will be conducted Saturday
and Sunday, November Is and 19.
Mr. Edward C. Jester, chairman of
the drive, in this area, would ap-
preciate your donations to this
worthy cause.
MEETING = The Women's Asso-
citation of the First Presbyterian
Church of Milford. will meet on
Tuesday, November 21, at 5 p. M.
in the church room.
This will be a Thanksgiving
Program, and the Thank Offer
ing" banks that were given out
earlier this year will be collected
All women Of the congregation
CIRCLE NO. 5 of Calvary
Methodist Church, Mrs. Emma
Horvat, header, will meet with Mrs.
Dasie Taylor and Miss Minnie Coff-
in ON Kings Highway, Tuesday,
November 21 I'm October, the Cir
Gle met with Mrs. Kathryn Hayes
on Cedar Beach Road. Due to ILL
ness and some members being a
way, the attendance was small.
ALI try to attend this meeting
and plan our Christmas Party.
ANNUAL THANKSGIVING DIN
NER will be held in Manship's
Church House, miles west of
FELTON,, Route IL, on Thursday,
November 23, beginning at II noon
until $50 p. m. Menu: Turkey and
oysters with all the trimmings, in
Guiding dessert. For reservations
call AV-4-4653 or AV-4-4250
Adults, $175; children, 6-12 years
of age, 75c; children up to 6
years, soc.
HOSPITAL CHRISTMAS SHOP
Mrs. l. D. Short, incharge of the
Hospital Christmas Shop announ-
ces the opening the day after
Thanksgiving, Friday, November
"a Shop hours follow Weekdays
1:3O to 400 p. M, and $50 to 500
D. M; Sundays 200 to 400 p. m,
and 800 to 500 p. m. Room 206
lis to be used again this year. De-
corating, under the Craftsmanship
of Mrs. Ted Aber, is scheduled for
Wednesday, November %, at 10
a. m. All who wish to help will be
welcomed.
THANKSGIVING DINE N E r -
ing your Thanksgiving dinner
when you can buy one at the Ell
lendale Fire Hall on Thanksgiving
Day, November 23, sponsored by
the Women's Auxiliary Of the Ell
lendale Fire Company, for $1.25,
children under IL years old, SOC.
1t will be served family style.
Turkey with all the fixin's, in
cluding pumpkin pie; also ham
Serving will be from to Z p. m.
Contact Ella Tucker or call GA
2-5SO1 day, night GA-2-4952, for
ticket reservations.
GO KART RACES - The Go
Kart Club of Milford will hold
Turkey Race for all Kart drivers
in women's children's and mems
classes on November IS, at 1:30 p.
M, at the clubs track, 3/4 miles
from the City Of Milford, on the
lands leased from Fisher Carpenter
known as the Carpenters Dirt Pit.
There will be fun and thrills for
/ all. See the children racing to see
who can get a Thanksgiving Tur-
key free Admission to all spec
tators free every Sunday during
racing season. This event will close
racing at this track for this season.
THANKSGIVING SERVICE =
The Community Service of Thanks
crix riy,c in,
dish Church at O'Clock Wednes-
day evening, November 22nd, will
have the Reverend Mr.. John Dyer
as the preacher The Reverend Mr.
Dyer is the minister of Christ Pro-
testant Episcopal Church of Mil
ford The service is under the
auspices of the MiMsterium of the
city of Milford.
Special music will be sung by
the Sanctuary Choir of Avenue
Church.
This is our cooperative OppOr-
tunity of giving thanks as a COM
immunity and everyone is invited to
participate.
CHRIST CHURCH BAZAAR =
The annual Christmas Bazaar will
be held by the ladies of Christ
Episcopal Church on November
II. The following ladies have been
chosen to head the various ia
bles: Gift Table, Mrs. Charles
Murphy, B. j. Mulholland, Mrs. G..
Grier; Bake Table, Mrs. C. H.
Wood, Mrs. j. Baker, Mrs. ]. Sharr-
att; Fruit Cakes, Mrs. r. Kirby;
Grab Bag, Mrs. w. Sipple; White
Elephant Table, Mrs. F. Leithiser,