Milford chronicle., 1961-02-17

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THE WILDWOOD SUNSHINE
CLUB will hold their first meeting
for 1861 in the Hall, February %,
with a covered dish luncheon at
1890. Please bring a table SER
vice. Committee, Mary Abbott,
Mary Cannon, Mrs. Johnson and
Laura Davidson.
CHICKEN AND DUMPLING
DINNER The Women of the
Moose, Harrington. will serve a
family style chicken and dumpling
dinner on Sunday. February &c,
from 1880 to 800 p. m. The din
ner will be given at the Moose
Home. 4 mile north of Harring-
ton. on Route 13.
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HICKEN AND DUMPING
SUPPER - The Millwood Church
will serve a chicken ard dumpling
supper, family style, at the Lake
view Avenue School cafeteria, Mil
ford. on Saturday, March 4, 1861,
AAOAAA W u. lAo LAC sup
per that was postponed from Jan
uary 2S. Tickets: Adults, $125;
children, Csc. Any persons who
bought tickets for the supper for
January 2S, those tickets will be
good on March A.
PANCAKE AND SAUSAGE SUP.
PER-The fifth annual Aunt Jem-
ina pancake and sausage supper
will be held in the social hall of
Avenue Methodist Church, We'd
nesday, February %. starting at
4:30 p. m. This supper is an an
nual affair which is largely attend
ed and always sponsored by the
Methodist Men of the church. The
price is S100 for adults and soc
for the children. Come and enjoy
both kinds of pancakes and de-
licious golden brewn sausage. All
you can eat for the prices quoted.
Meet your friends at the supper.
PRESBYTERIAN W0MEN-The
Women's Association of the First
Presbyterian Church of Milford
will meet on Tuesday evening,
February 81, 1861, at s p. m.
This evening promises to be a
very interesting one with the
showing of a film of Billy Graham,
entitled Africa or the Bridge. ="
Everyone is invited to attend.
The devotions will be given by
Mrs. Evelyn Burlingame. Group
No. l will be hostess for the fell
lowship hour following and re-
freshments will be served.
BIBLE STUDY continues to
meet every Thursday evening at
1880 o'clock in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Jackson, 206
Truitt Avenue. Much interest has
developed through the discussion
of personal problems regarding
the scriptures. This is a COM
munity project and every one is
cordially invited. Bring your BIZ
BILE. a pencil and note book. At
tend this week and see for your
self how interesting the study of
the Bible can be, and profitable,
too.
CHICKEN SALAD! DUMPLINGS
AND HAM SUPPER-The o. U. r.
Glass of the Houston Sunday
School will hold their annual Chic
ken Salad. Dumping and Ham
Supper in the Libby, McNeill and
Libby cafeteria, Houston, on Sat
urday evening. March II, with
serving beginning at p. m. The
date has been changed from the
18th because of conflicting date
with another supper. Only 500 tic
kets will be sold, so please get
your tickets before the night of
the supper. Price: Adults, $3.50;
children under II, 75c. Tickets
will be available by Saturday,
February 25. Contact any member
of the class or Mrs. Robert Yerkes,
ticket chairman.
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER -
The services held at the First
Presbyterian Church, Milford, on
Friday at 200 p. m. for the adults,
will have for our soloist, Mrs.
John B. Heyde, who will sing "His
Eye Is On The Sparrow" We are
always happy to have Mrs. Heyde
sing for us.
there for the noon to 1890 SER
vice for those who cannot attend
the afternoon meeting.
Mrs: William Craig will have
charge of the children's service
at $3.50 p m The Girl Scouts will
be partakers in these devotions.
Remember our 18th Anniver.
sary. Come and worship with
those around the world on this
Day of Prayer and pray for those
who are less fortunate than we
who live in this land of the free
Mrs. John Lohgbotham is pres
ident of the Milford Council. Mrs
Percy Haughey and Mrs. Charles
Swain are in charge of the World
Day of Prayer. Mrs. James b
Homan will be at the organ.
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BROWNIE TROOP #S3-Brow
lie Troop #S3, which recently in.
vested "a members, is now oper.
ating in Patrols A and b under the
direction of Mrs. w. p. Portz anC
Mrs. @. A. Westphal respectively
Patrol A meets at the home oi
their leader, Mrs. Portz on Mon.
day afternoons. The girls were
treated to a trip to the Post Of
flee and also saw slides from the
Post Office Department. This
week they made valentines, in.
cluding some for their shut-iT
friend, Mrs. Lillian Saunders oi
Jewell's Nursing Home.
Patrol B meets with Mrs. West
phal in the Lutheran parsonage