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Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24
Kiwanis News

The Milford Kiwanis Club enter
tanned their ladies on Tuesday, the
14th, to a very delicious dinner in
the Youth Center. This being
Scout Week, the Scouts that are
sponsored by the club were also
guests Of the club with their par
ents. A very interesting film was
shown on the activities at Camp
Rodney. Several of the boys from
Milford saw themselves in action
at the camp. This Tuesday was
National Farmers Week i'm Kiwa-
mis- International and every menu
ber brought with him a farmer
guest. Also present were twenty
visiting Kiwanians from the
Georgetown Club. Following our
meeting the entire group of 50
toured the Libby Plant in Houston.
The Milford Kiwanis Club wish
es to thank the many business
houses in Milford that have dona-
ted space in their places for the
candy and gum machines. The
money derived from these will be
used to the benefit OF the Boys and
Girls work of the club. Our club
is urging the membership to at
tend the Church of their choice
during Holy Week.
Quote OF the Week. "The high
est obedience in the spiritual life
is to be able always, and in all
things, to say. mot my will, but
thine be done.
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24
Obituary
SMITH

Miss Anna Matilda Smith, age
5S years, of 106 Jacobs Avenue,
Bridgeville, Delaware, died Tues
day morning. March 81. in the Kent
General Hospital, Dover. Del.
where she had been a patient for
five weeks. She was born at Bridge
vile. the daughter of the late John
S. and Nancy Smith and had lived
there all her life. She was a grad
uate of the University of Della
ware. and had taught school for
35 years or more and at the time
of her illness was teaching sixth
grade in the Bridgeville School.
She was a member of Chaplain's
Chapel Methodist Church, near
Bridgeville. since she was child
and had taught a Sunday School
Glass there for many years.
Funeral services will be held
there on Friday afternoon at 2 o.
clock in charge of the pastor, Rev.
Ivon p Downing of Glendale. as
sited by a former pastor, Rev.
Olin j. Shockley now of Harring
ton. Interment win be in st. Johns
town Cemetery near Greenwood.
She is survived by a foster
daughter Mrs. Lawrence r. Mel
son, Bridgeyille, and two grand
children, Brent and Marcia Nelson
at home. also several cousins.
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24
Is Your Name Collins :?
DO Yon Know That:

DO Y0n Know That:
Collins, an old and honored sur
name. is principally of English and
Irish origins. In the former cate
CORY it signifies "son of Colin, the
latter being diminutive form of
Nicholas which is derived from the
Greek words meaning victorious
army.
In it's Irish usage, Collins is OBJ
tanned from the Gaelic 'coilleain"
denoting young hound. The family
originated in the territory of the
present county of Limerick where
they were rulers intermittently
from the 9th to the 18th centuries.
In the year 1178 they were subdued
by invaders and settled principally
in West Cork where they have
since achieved prominence in all
walks of life. The coat-of-arms of
the Collins family bears the motto
Virtue Conquers Dangers.
Daniel Collins (1732-1S19) served
as lieutenant of Connecticut troops
during the revolutionary War.
Among the early residents of the
Town of Milford were John Collins
and Thomas Collins who purchased
lots of land in about the year 1894.
Wesley Collins and his wife were
among the members of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church of Milford at
the time of it's establishment in
1883.
Temple Lodge, No. 9, Ancient
Irra1 and Aooonfa1 AHaoouu uyae ~
ganized i'm Milford on January Is,
1915. Edward Collins was master of
the lodge shortly after its format-
ion.
John Collins was sheriff of Sus-
sex County. Delaware from 1926 to
1929.
Patrick A. Collins (1S44-1905), a
native of Ireland, came to this
country at the age of four, started
to work when he was twelve years
old. devoted his evenings to study,
graduated from Harvard Law
School In 1871 and served as a
member of the us. House of Re
representatives. and as mayor of Bos-
ton.
Gilbert Collins (1s46-1920) was
Justice, Supreme Court of New Jer-
sey.
Varnum Lansing Collins (1870-
1856 was professor of French
Language and Literature at Prince
ton University for twenty four
years.
Bessie Bartlett Collins is dean
of women, University of Delaware.
Howard Lyman Collins is rear
admiral, us. Navy.
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24
Hospital Births

The following babies were born
in this hospital:
March IS: Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Rollison, Magnolia, Boy; Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin Kemper, Glendale,
Boy.
March 16: Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Rothermel. Milford. Boy; Mr.. and
Mrs. David Brummel, Bridgeville,
Boy; Mr.. and Mrs George Hud-
son, Milton. Boy.
March II: Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Austin. Seaford. Boy; Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Foskey. Milford, Boy.
March IS: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ellingsworth, Georgetown. Girl;
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Millman,
Bridgeville. Girl.
March 10: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Tribbitt, Greensboro, Boy.
March 20: Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Thomas, Georgetown, Boy; Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer lillian, Georgetown,
Boy; Mr.. and Mrs. James Griffin.
Lincoln, Girl
March 81: Mr.. and Mrs. Mary
Beauchamp, Harrington, Boy; Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Barto. Milford,
Boy.
March %: Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
ElIingsworth, Greenwood, Boy;
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Basteionelle,
Milton, Girl; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Holton, Milford, Boy.
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24
Hospital Hostesses

Hospital Cart and Hospital Shop
Hostesses for Milford Memorial
Hospital for the week Friday,
March "a, through Thursday,
March 80:
Hospital Cart - Friday, March
"a: Mrs. G. Lorenz, Mrs. Albert
Peterman: Saturday, March 25:
Mrs. Willard Tease, Mrs. Claud
Tease: Monday, March 27: Mrs.
Robert Reed. Mrs. w. w. McGin-
mes; Tuesday. March 2S: Mrs.
Perry Ragains. Mrs. Robert Mer-
Ger; Wednesday. March %: Mrs.
John Rogers. Mrs Broddus Jones:
Thursday, March 30: Mrs. A. ID.
Dyer. Mrs. Leslie Jones.
Hospital Shop: Friday, March
"a: afternoon, Mrs. Harry Bryham.
evening, Mrs. Charles Lacey, Mrs.
Percy Haughey: Saturday, March
25: afternoon, Mrs. Doran McFad-
den, evening, Mrs. Arthur Hall:
Sunday, March 26: afternoon, Mrs.
Helen Lynn, evening. Mrs. Gladys
Ellis, Mrs. Dorothy Green: Mon
day, March %: evening, Mrs. En-
ory Postles; Tuesday, March 2S:
afternoon, Mrs. ]. H. Baxter, Mrs.
John Lodge. evening, Mrs. Dick
Clendaniel, Mrs. Harry Greenly;
Wednesday, March %: afternoon,
Mrs. Burton Willis, evening. Mrs.
Roy Reichhold, Mrs. Joseph J.
Pearce, Jr.i Thursday, March so:
afternoon. Mrs. Leonard French.
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24
Miss Georgetown
Contest April 21st

The annual Miss Georgetown
contest will be held Friday. April
21, at pm. in the Georgetown
High School Auditorium.
Announcement was made by
Robert Snowden, president, at the
meeting OF the local Kiwanis Club
at Tony Hudson's Restaurant Tues
day evening. The club Is sponsor
of the local contest.
William II. Henderson reported
that the recent card party given
for the benefit OF the Pony League
was a success.
Ronald Dommermuth, Boy Scout
executive, discussed his organiza-
ton and then presented test in
which the Kiwanis members took
part, showing their degrees OF
understanding OF teenage slang.
The members kept their own
scores in the quiz but reported
that most of them flunked.
Also presented by Mr.. Dommer-
muth was a quiz on events and
thrills of earlier years including
such questions as this:
do you remember when a kids
idea of being daring was simply
to ride a bike without holding on
10 the handle bars?"
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24
Lewes Antique
Show And Sale

One of the highlights of the 1861
summer season in the historic
Town of Lewes will be the Third
Sale. to be held in the Fellowship
Hall of Bethel Methodist Church,
July IL. 13. IA This Antiques
Show is the main project of Beth
ell Church, the sponsoring organi-
cation, to raise funds to help re-
duce the indebtedness on its Fell
lowship Building, which serves
the community of Lewes for many
recreational, social ard educa-
tional purposes.
The spacious Fellowship Hall,
with it's many tall windows, has
been acclaimed by both exhibitors
and visitors as being the perfect
setting for displays of rare old
glass. china, brass, jewelry, silver,
bric-a-brac, prints, as well as fine
old furniture, grandfather clocks,
ct cetera, that twenty-four Of the
finest exhibitors in the East will
set up.
Visitors to last years show will
regret to learn of the death of Mr..
G. r. Conn. of Glassboro, N ]. Mr.,
Conn was a discriminating collec-
tor who specialized in early pine
furniture. Another exhibitor, who
may be prevented from returning
to Lewes because OF i'll health, is
Mr.. Sewell Moore, of Palisades.
N. J. Everyone will remember Mr.
Moore as the delightful exhibitor
of rare old guns, as well as for
his interest in Lewes, England,
where he bought two handsome
grandfather's clocks especially for
the Lewes, Del, show. II is fit
ting that both of these clocks will
remain in Lewes. One has been
bought by the City Fathers of
Lewes and will be placed In the
new City Hall. The other one has
become the property of MIR. and
Mrs. Henry Marshal, Jr.
Henry Marshall, who is one of
the enthusiastic boosters for both
old and present day Lewes, will
again serve as treasurer OF the
Lewes Antiques Show. Mrs. Mol
10y Vaughn. who has been named
chairman of exhibitors for the Sec
ond year, states that she already
has a waiting list of exhibitors
who would like to attend this show.
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Jones of
Wilmington are spending this week
at their Lakeview Avenue home.
.
frankie Hall, son of Mrs. Helen
Hall. is patient in Milford Me-
mortal Hospital with rheumatic
fever.
Earle F. Worthington. who has
been a patient in Milford Memorial
Hospital, returned to his home
near Lincoln on Monday.
Buddy Wisseman and Jimmy
Darnell of Columbus. Ohio, were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gideon Wisseman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris C. Kirby left
Tuesday morning for a three-day
visit TO New York City and will
attend sessions of the United Ma
tions while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Isaacs and
Mrs. Lillian /. Martin, who have
been vacationing in Fort Lauder
dale. Florida, are expected home
this weekend.
Four automobile statesmen at
Webb's Garage, Inc, Milford, Del,
will be presented Ford Motor Com
pany's 300-500 Club award at a
banquet in the Bellevue Stratford
Hotel. Philadelphia. March 81,
honoring high-ranking Ford deal
ership car and truck salesmen of
1860 in the Philadelphia sales dis
trict. They are: Phil VanVorst,
Joseph Z. Webb. Edward Kielbasa
and Iosenh yVahh
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24
Nu Chapter News

M Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, met
Wednesday evening, March Is, at
the home of Mrs. Rita Annett. Nora
Lee Layton, program chairman
for the evening, had as her speak
er DR.. Charles Carpenter. minister
at Avenue Methodist Church. DIR.
Carpenters topic, The Art of
Thinking" was the basis for a
most interesting talk.
The Sarah Coventry jewelry par
ty will be held Thursday evening
March %, at the home of Mrs.
Betty Jean Malarkey. There will
be two fashion shows-7:30 to g.
90 and 300 to 10:30.
The following officers were ell
ected for next year: Nancy Sills.
president; Rita Annett. vice-presi-
dent; Peggy Jones, recording sec
retary; Elaine Wiley, correspon-
ding secretary; and Reba farrell,
treasurer. Members present voted
for the Girl of the Year by secret
ballot. Those who have not voted
are requested to mail their ballots
to Rita Annett. The recipient of
the award will be announced at
the Founders Day dinner.
Xxi Gamma and Nu Chapters will
celebrate Beta Sigma Phi's 30th
Anniversary on Founders Day
with dinner at the Hi-De-Ho in
Dover. April &c. Cocktails at $3.50
dinner at 700. Reverend Dukes of
the Peoples Congregational
Church in Dover will be the guest
speaker, his subject being Inter-
probation of Loves Miracle in
Marriage. Members having ques-
tions for Reverend Dukes to an
swer are asked to submit them to
Rita Annett at the next meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24
Service Slants

PATUXENT RIVER tFHTNC)
Ronald w. Parker. aviation elec-
tronics technician airman. USN,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland A.
Parker of 915 S. Il. Third ST.. Mil
ford, Del, is serving with Airborne
Early Warning Squadron 13 at the
Naval Air Station, Patuxent River,
Md
The squadron patrols the Attain
tic extension of the continental dis
tant early warning DEW) lire.
ready to give the II. S. and Canada
warning against surprise attack
from the east.
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24
GRADUATES FAVORED

GRADUATES FAVO RED -
Navy recruits who are high school
graduates and considered qualified
by their commanding officers
have until July / to apply for the
examination leading to the Pre-
paratory Sci DOL, cambridge,
Maryland. The Preparatory School
at cambridge is one of the sources
for midshipmen to Annapolis.
Senior male students can COM
mence their processing by contact
ing Chief Petty Officer ]. II. FLIP
ut the Dover City Police Station.
Chief Flip visits this area on Mon-
day afternoon.
NOMINATING COMMITTEE -
Mrs. Pearl Dodd,> president of the
PTA of the Georgetown Special
School District, announced the
nominating committee which will
prepare a slate of 1961-62 officers,
at the March meeting of the or
ganization in the school auditori-
um Monday evening.
Mrs. Freeman Hudson will be
chairman, and the members will
be Paul Dorey, Mrs. Thelma Haz-
zard, Edwin Pepper and Mrs. Mil
dred Rogers. They will give their
report at the April meeting.
Speakers at the meeting were
Paul NJ. Hodgson, assistant state
superintendent for vocational ed
ucation, and Okey z. McCourt,
principal of the Sussex County Vo-
cational Technical High School
now under construction near here.
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MEMBERSHIP ACCEPTED =
The auxiliary to the Ellendale
Volunteer Fire Co, was accepted
into membership in the county
auxiliary at the March meeting
held Monday in the Lewes Fire
Hall.
Mayor Otis II. Smith, Lewes,
spoke on Radio Free Europe.
Mrs. Emma Short, Georgetown,
county president, presided and
announced that the Memorial Ser
vice will be held in Dover May z.
She said also that the annual
Ladies@Banquet will be held April
19 at the Laurel Fire Hall.
Special prizes went TO Mrs.
Ruby Conner. Mrs. Mary Nusbaum-
er, Mrs. Grace Locates, Mrs. Anna
Scott and Mrs. Marguerite Stew
ems.
The next meeting will be held
in May at the Laurel Fire House.
ELECTED TREASURER - Har-
ry w. Lynch, of Wilmington and
Rehoboth Beach, a retired execu-
tive of the DUPONT Company, has
been elected treasurer of the board
of directors of the Beebe Hospital
in Lewes.
His election was announced to-
day by DIR. James Beebe, Sr.,
board president.
A member of the Beebe Hospital
board since 1857, Mr.. Lynch is also
chairman of its finance committee
AS board treasurer he succeeds
the late Cornelius C. Marshall oi
Lewes, who had served as a direc-
tor of the hospital from it's found
ing in 1916 until his death on
March 1.
Mr.. Lynch is a member of the
advisory board of the Lewes Office
of the Farmers Bank of the State
of Delaware. He also is a director
of the Rehoboth Beach Country
Club, of which, until recently, he
was president for many years.
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24

Old Trinity Church near Cam
bridge. Md. was built about 1880.
1t has a handsome red velvet cush-
ion which was given to the church
by Queen Anne and is said to be
the one on which she knelt at her
coronation.
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24

- ~ ted between Lin
coin and Glendale for sill
yer tea, being arranged by the
members of the Milford New
Century Club. Ii is a store
house of antiques that are not
for sale but the precious in
herited possessions of the Will
sons. To be viewed will be
found beautiful furniture, sill
yer. cut glass. crystal. bric-a-
brac and furnishings that are
rare and many items that are
unusual. The "open house"
will be there for people to en-.
Joy who love things that are
old and loved by the possess
ors. From the door. knocker to
to the very last item inside it
will be a world of yesterday
that people who attend will
enjoy and remember for a
long time. The generosity of
the Wilson's TO share this treat
and for the benefit of the Mil
ford New Century Club of
which Mrs. Wilson is mem
ber, will be appreciated by
many who will attend on We'd
nesday. April 5. beginning at
two o'clock
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24
HAMMOND

Mrs. ELLA NJ. Hammond, Cover
nor's Avenue Extended. Dover. died
Monday. March 20. 1861. at the age
of "a following a lengthy illness.
She was the widow of Norman
Hammond who died one year ago
March "a. Her parents were the
late Burton and Ida Walls of the
Milford area.
Surviving are: Three brothers,
Edward. Harry and Burton of Mil
ford and several nieces and neph-
ews.
She was a member of st. Paul's
Methodist Church in Dover.
Funesal services were held
Thursday at 9 pm. from the Trader
Funeral Home Dover with the Rev.
Edward wilkins from the Bridge
vile Methodist Church officiating.
Interment Odd Fellows Cemetery,
Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24

Last evening, the Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge of
Delaware made his Official
visit to Temple Lodge of Mil
ford. II was also the time for
the wives of these gentlemen
to have buffet dinner with Mrs.
Chester Jones at her home on
Lakeview Avenue. Sixteen in
number. the ladies enjoyed the
dinner and the fellowship until
the lodge meeting was over and
the men were also guests un-
til departure time.
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24
Local Happenings

EXHIBITS Exhibiting artists
for the next week will be Ginny
Glenn and Kaye Griffith.
CLINIC The Cancer Clinic
will be held at the Houston Fire
Hall on April IL, 1861. For ap-
pointment call Jean Blessing at
GA 2-S95S before April 8, 1861. st
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DINNER.RAZAAR Band Boos-
ters Dinner and Bazaar-April Is.
4:30 p. m. till 1880 p. m. Adults,
$1.25 and 75c for children. Pro-
ceeds for new uniform fund. Lake
view Avenue School Cafeteria.
SUPPER - The Red Men and
Pocahontas will serve a chicken
and dumpling supper on Saturday,
March 25th. in Milford's Lodge
Hall, Family Style, from 4 to p.
m. Tickets will be $1.25 adults,
and 75c for children. 3-17-2t
MEETING - The Millwood Sun
shine Society will meet at the Hall
for our regular monthly meeting
on March % at 2 p. m. Hostesses
are Mrs. Sara Webb. Mrs. Ethel
Coverdale, and Mrs. Matte Dill.
RUMMAGE SALE - There will
be a Rummage Sale in the garage
of Arthur Hoffman, "A Commerce
St. Harrington, Del, on Friday
and Saturday, April z and s. The
Cherub Choir Mothers Auxiliary
of Asbury Church is sponsoring
the event. Funds raised from the
Sale will be used for music and
maintenance of the choir robes 3t
STUDY GROUP Community
Bible Study Group continues to
meet each week on Thursday eve-
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Jackson. zoo Truitt Ave-
nue.. The meeting begins at 1880
p. IN. and every one is invited to
join in Bring your Bible and make
this a real time of profit from the
Word of God and the precious fell
lowship with Gods children.
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CALVARY CIRCLE - Circle s,
Calvary Methodist Church. met at
the home of Mrs. Sadie Favinger.
with Mrs. Mildred Hall as CO.
hostess. There were fourteen
members present, and our leader
Mrs. Emma Horvat was very
pleased. Miss Minnie Coffin was
our Devotional Leader for the eve
ming. Her topic was 'The Lords
Prayer" She gave us a very en-
Tightening talk on each phase of
the Prayer. We then had our Bus
mess Meeting, after which we
were served delicious refreshments
by our Hostesses and had a period
of fellowship. Our April meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Sallie Paisley at Slaughter Beach.
Please try to join us.
CALVARY CIRCLE - Circle
of Woman's Society of Christian
Service of Calvary Church met at
the home of Mrs. Lettie Argo, N.
w. Front St, on Tuesday evening
at 500 p. m. Devotions were given
by Mrs. Hazel Jester, who had for
her topic, "Glimpses into Eterni-
ty". The meeting was opened by
the reading of the 103rd Psalm,
and Mrs Jester gave her talk TAX
en- from the Methodist Woman on
the new world in which evil will
be overcome by good. in which
John pictures "the dwelling of God
with men," Her scripture reading
was taken from Rev. 21:1-6 and
24-26 verses. She also read a beau
tiful Bible Story. "The Brightest
Day in All The World.
There were IL members and 2
visitors present. The business of
the evening was then taken up af-
ter which Mrs. Ann Wilson, our
leader, closed the meeting with
the Mizpah Benediction. Delicious
refreshments were served by the
hostess, Mrs. Argo. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of
Mrs Elsie Emory with Mrs. Hazel
Jester as co-hostess.
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24

Karen Elizabeth is the name
given to the daughter of 1t.
and Mrs. V. J. Esposito. Jr.,
now living in California. She
was born March is This is
the second child. They are
parents of a boy, V. j., the 3rd.
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24

Mrs. Louis Pack has been in
vited to give a one-man art
exhibit at the Wanamaker
Store in Wilmington from
April 3 to % and has been
asked to show fifteen OF her
paintings. Many of these will
be local scenes of Milford and
will be interesting to viewers
from here who might be in the
store during the time. There
may be some portraits includ-
ed in the exhibit which will be
viewed with pleasure. Mrs.
Pack. chairman of art for the
Milford New Century Club. has
brought art to the foreground
with her exhibits of local art
lists.
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24

Mrs. Carolyn Hawkins was
the happy and surprised per-
son on Tuesday evening when
Mrs. Philip Walls gave her an
apartment shower at her
home on North Walnut Street.
Many lovely things that viii be
used in her apartment on
Shawnee Road, which Mrs.
Hawkins will occupy this
weekend. will be used and
will be reminders of the kind
ness of her friends.
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24

Guests from town as well as
friends from other places en-
joyed the warm hospitality of
Mrs. George Fl. Baynum and
Mrs. Robert e. Baynum on Sat
urday. From ten until one,
many came to have a cup of
coffee or tea and to visit with
friends during the time. Love-
ly pink carnations and glads
made the tea table a place to
gather and admire the ar
rangement while much visit
ing was done with those pres
ent. Receiving with the hos
tesses was Miss Mary Cadman
Kurtz of Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24

EXHIBITS Exhibiting artists
for the next week will be Ginny
Glenn and Kaye Griffith.
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24

DINNER.RAZAAR Band Boos-
ters Dinner and Bazaar-April 10.
4:3O p. m. till 1880 p. m. Adults,
$1.25 and 75c for children. Pro-
ceeds for new uniform fund, Lake
view Avenue School Cafeteria.
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24

CLINIC The Cancer Clinic
will be held at the Houston Fire
Hall on April II. 1861. For ap-
pointment call Jean Blessing at
GA 2-S95S before April s, 1861. st
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24

n APRIL 5, Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey
Wilson will open
their home. situa-
ted between Lin
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24

SUPPER The Red Men and
Pocahontas will serve a chicken
and dumpliTg supper on Saturday,
March 25th, in Milford's Lodge
Hall, Family Style. from 4 to 8 p.
m. Tickets will be $1.25 adults,
and 75c for children. 3-17-2t
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24

RUMMAGE SALE = There will
be a Rummage Sale in the garage
of Arthur Hoffman, "A Commerce
St. Harrington, Del, on Friday
and Saturday. April and s. The
Cherub Choir Mothers Auxiliary
of Asbury Church is sponsoring
the event. Funds raised from the
Sale will be used for music and
maintenance of the choir robes 3t
Milford chronicle., 1961-03-24

MEETING - The Millwood Sum
shine Society will meet at the Hall
for our regular monthly meeting
on March % at 2 p. m. Hostesses
are Mrs. Sara Webb, Mrs. Ethel
and Mrs. Matte Dill.