Milford chronicle., 1961-11-10
Local Happenings


CLASS - of Calvary Methodist
Church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Emma Horvat, Cedar Beach
Road, on Friday evening, Novem-
Der 10, at P. M. Please try to at
tend
WCTU The Woman'S Chris
tian Temperance Union of Milford
will meet Monday, November 13,
at 1870 p. M. at the home of Mrs.
G. P. Carey. Everyone try to be
present and hear the report of
tue State Convention by Mrs. An
ME Morris, our delegate.
SHAWNEE COUNTRY CLUBS
annual golf banquet will be held
at the Treadway Inn Saturday
evening, November II. Tickets may
be obtained from Frank Wright,
Bill Nauman, Jeanette Isaacs, De-
light Russell, Ida Wells, Ellen
Grier, Shirley Frankel.
ANNUAL THANKSGIVING DIN-
NER will be held in Manship's
Church House, 4 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
cluding 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.
ANNUAL BAZAAR = Friday,
II, is the day set for
the Christ Churchwomen's Annual
Bazaar to be held in the parish
house on Church Avenue. The
hours of the bazaar are 8 a. m. to
8 p. M and luncheon will be
served from II a. m. to 1 p. m.
The price of the luncheon will be
$125 and will be by reservation
only. Reservations can be made
by calling Mrs. John B. Baker.
FABRIC CENTER = Selling the
beautiful Fieldcrest line of Bed
and Bath ensembles, Waverly and
drapery materials,
Kleinert Shower curtains, Bates
and Morgan Jones spreads and
a large selection of
dress goods in wash and wear,
woolens, velvets, with Mccall and
Vogue patterns, and a full line Of
notions, the Fabric Center will
soon open in the Humes building
on South Walnut Street Watch
for more details next week.
THANKSGIVING SERVICE =
The Milford Ministerium has plan
ned Community Thanksgiving
Service to be held at 500 o'clock,
evening, November %,
in Avenue Methodist Church. The
preacher for the service will be
the Reverend John Edward Dyer,
rector of Christ Episcopal Church
of Milford. The special music will
be furnished by the choir of Ave
nue. Methodist Church
The public is invited to parties
ipate in this service of Thanksgiv-
ing and praise.
THANKSGIVING DINNER =
Why bother and fret over prepar-
ing your Thanksgiving dinner
when you can buy one at the Ell
Iendale Fire Hall on Thanksgiving
Day, November 23, sponsored by
the Women's Auxiliary of the Ell
Iendale Fire Company, for $125,
children under II years old, SOC.
1t will be served family style
Turkey with all the fixin's, in
Guiding pumpkin pie; also ham
Serving will be from to p. m.
Contact Ella Tucker or cali GA
2-5801 day, night GA-2-4952, for
ticket reservations.
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CHRIST CHURCH BAZAAR i
The annual Christmas Bazaar will
De held by the ladies of Christ
Episcopal Church on November
Ii. The following ladies have been
chosen to head the various ta-
bles: Gift Table, Mrs Charles
Murphy, B. J. Mulholland, Mrs. G.
1rier; Bake Table, Mrs. c. H.
Wood, Mrs. J. Baker, Mrs J. Sharr-
ut; Fruit Cakes, Mrs. r. Kirby;
Grab Bag, Mrs. w. Sipple; White
elephant Table, Mrs. F. Leithiser,
Mrs. j. Humes, Mrs. C. Fooks;
Mrs. j. Glenn, Mrs. R.
Mills. This year the luncheon will
De served by reservation only
Anyone desiring to make reserva-
ions should contact Mrs. Edith
Baker.
MISSIONARY = Rev. D. r.
returned missionary
rom the West Indies, will be the
guest speaker at a Special For
,ign Missionary Service at the |
Pilgrim Holiness Church on
Thursday evening, November 9, at |
80 p. M AS a successful mis-
'ionary, Rev. Saunders has most |
interesting presentation of the
enterprise. Coming
rom an area which is witnessing
'erious changes which may we'll |
fleet all missionary activities
within it's bounds, his message is |
# special interest.
The pastor invites the public to |
lear Rev. Saunders speak.
HOUSTON HOMECOMING-The |
Lnnual homecoming services will |
,e held in the Houston Methodist |
Church, Sunday, November II, at |
he HOO a. m. service The speak
r will be DR.. Robert M. Parker,
PRESIDENT of Wesley College, Do
'er. There will be special singing
" the Junior and Senior Choirs.
rhe speaker for the service at
80 p. M, which will follow a
ong service, led by Mr.. Robert