Milford chronicle., 1962-10-19

21 to 28th each evening at 7:45.
Brother Wayne Wenges of Leburn,
| Kentucky will be the evangelist.
Everyone is welcome.
SUPPER - The ladies of Wes-
ley Church, BurrsvilIe will serve
an Oyster, Ham, Chicken Salad
and Dumping supper with vege-
tables in the Community House on
Saturday, October 9th beginning
at 3 pm. Tickets are $3.50 for
adults and SIS for children.
RUMMAGE SALE = The Ways
and Means Committee of the Har-
rington New Century club will
hold rummage sale on Friday
and Saturday, October 10 and 20
in Arthur HOffman's Garage start
ing at 10 am. All members of the
club having articles for the sale
may take them to the garage on
the 18th.
UNICEF AT HARRINGTON =
The annual UNICEF drive for
funds to aid under privileged chill
dren throughout the world will be
held on Wednesday afternoon, Oct
ober 31st at $3.50 pm. The meeting
place for all children in the COM
munity will be the Harrington New
Century Club. Refreshments will
be served following the canvass of
the town.
A GOOD CAKE, A GOOD cause.
THE CAKE-is the famous Ben
son Old Home Fruit Cake now be-
ing sold by Christ Episcopal
Church. The CAUSE is two fold;
ID, to provide the buyers with a
happier Christmas, and (2) to
provide the buyers with a happier
Christmas, and (3) to raise funds
for proposed Christ Church
building program. For immediate
delivery, call Mrs. Russell P. Kirby
at 422-4766.
CANDIDATES TO MEET = The
Kent and Sussex Democrat Club
located in their new Headquarters
on South Walnut ST., in the down
town business section of Milford
will hold their regular m n G,
Thursday, Oct. Is at 8 pm Sussex
County Democrat c ON m e
Chairman Raymond West and all
of the Sussex County countrywide
candidates have been invited. The
public is invited to meet and hear
these candidates. Refreshments
will be served. The club voted at
it's last meeting to increase t
members by so or more by it's
next meeting so a good crowd is
expected to be present.
ALDEN BRANCH SUNSHINE
SOCIETY = After summer re-
cess the Society resumed its 1862
So season at the Century Club last
Friday The refreshment commit
tee consisted of Mesdames Adams,
Banning, Burn, Bryhn, Conoway,
Deakyne, and Pearce. Five persons
were received into membership,
Mrs. George Manlove, Mrs. Donna
Narvakain, Mrs. Daniel Friedman,
Mrs. Edna Hart and Mrs. June
BOstick.
Committee chairmen and MEM
bers reported have sent total of
321 cards of various types a n d
distributed 292 pieces of clothing
besides a sewing machine, a wash.
ing machine, kitchen cupboard, 2
chairs and seven meals for shut
ms
Tentative arrangements were
made for Christmas luncheon on
Dec. IA to which gifts for distri-
button to children will be brought.
Certain state officers will also be
invited to this special meeting.
The next meeting will be Nov. 9
at 1:45 pm, at the Century Club.
Chairmen will be Mrs. Nellie Ben
nett, assisted by Mrs. Essie Evans,
Mrs. Hester Forest, Mrs. Corinne
Fooks and Mrs. Grace Manlove.
The newly elected President
General of International Sun
shine is Mrs. Anna c. Eberins and
the State President is Mrs. John
II. Braddock.
BROWNIE TROOP NO 492-The
Brownies have gathered material
on a field trip; made dish gardens
portraying nursery stories; won
four blue ribbons and Junior, Ach-
ievement Award in the Girl Scout
flower show. made trip to Camp
Todd with dimes for Daisy. After
ice cream, they made a visit to
the flower show. They took flow
ers to their shut-in, Mrs. Lydia
Kreider in the JEWELS Nurs-
sponsors the v. F. w. Auxiliary
and Kiwansis. They meet the third
and fourth Thursday of each
month in the Kiwanis Building
Troop members are: 10 Ann
Banks, Bonita Benson, Linda Biles,
Shirley Brimer, Carol Burbage,
Karen Carey, Kay Dohring. Wanda
/ Ellingsworth, Joy Elton, Nancy
Anne Harrington, Kay Lynch h,
Gale Mason, Lois Messick, Peggy
Morris, Marsha McBroom. Fay
Reed. Linda Thawley, Shirle y
Kiesel. Roberta Hill.
Troop committees are Chair
man, Mrs. 10 Anne Harrington; |;
Treasurer, Mrs. Eleanor Filings
worth: Secretary, Mrs. Grace Ell
/ ton; Publicity, Mrs. Mildred Reed;
TRANSFORMATION, Mrs. Louise Thaw-
ley; Refreshments, Mrs. Grace Ell
III =
er, Mrs. Nancy Dohring; Asst.
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