Milford chronicle., 1962-05-04

MEETING tn e Methodist
Men at the Church on Monday eve
ming May 7 at 500 pm Yaur
presence will add much to- the
meeting. Refreshments will be SER
we'd. Mrs. Byron p Gibson will
speak to the men on her trip to
Hawaii.
AEDEE BRANCH OF ItTERsA-
fIOSAf S9askins SOefe$y-HilI
hold it's regular meeting on May
II, at 1:t5 pm. in the Century
Club rooms. Ho.tesses will be
Mesdsmes S. Snyder, Ruth Sapp,
E. Nutter, H. Sills, e. manloye and
B. vinyard.
FLOWERS FOR sALE-ia front
, of the vacant store next to Grants
9on Friday afternoon and all day
Saturday, MAY IL and II. They
will De for sale by the nj Miitord
Grange No. s. Stop by and look ~
our flowers and yard plsnts ax
we'll.
oBYK0TA CE&sS-of Calvary
Church WILL meet on Tuesday eve
ming, May 8, in the Church Fellow
Ship Hall st $50 pm. A family
coveHsd dish supper will be the oc-
casion, with each family asked to
bring one dish per two and table
service and 31.G0 per family
RECITAL - Nelson snd loan
OF the Lincoln Methodist Church
~ill present . piano and Trombone
recital for the benefit Of the Lin
coin Metho6is Church Building
Fund on Saturday evening, May
5ts, at 500 pm. 1t will be held in
the lincoln Community Center.
LADIES MISSIONARY SOCIETY
of the Bible Presbyterian Church !
will meet Monday, May Z, at 1880
pm. cat \ the home OF Miss Marie
Shockley. During the evening, we
will make bandages for the Armes
Memorial Hospital in Kenya, East
Africa. Alb members are requested
70 be present. All visitors welcome.
HOSPITAL FAIR HAY 18th
Your call NOW will be greatly ap-
preciated if you have a donation
for any of the following booths;
White Elephant, Mrs. l. d. Short,
422-9723; Country Store, Mrs. L.
L. Fitchett, o422-5523; Flower Cart,
Mrs. Thomas Garbutt, 422-48O9; ,
Needlework, Mrs. Carlton Fo Ks,
422-9409.
RUMMAGE SALE baked
goods than a truckful of
good used clothing will be sold at
the auction. bake, and rurtfmage
sale at Lincoln and 113 Crossroads
on May II at 10 a. m. An excellent !
assortment of baked goods will be
on sale plus potato salad, baked
beans, flowers for Mother's Day
and fancy work.
SCHOOL REGISTRATION Week
Houston Public School during
the week of May 7 through May
IL, for all children beginning the
school year September, 1862, and
all transfers Parents must bring
7birth certificates and immuTlixa-
qion records, both OF which are re-
quired. Children need not accons
pany parents.
HOSPITAL FAIR DONATIONS
To all folks in the Town OF ffous-
ton and surrounding community,
oil donations to the Hospital Fair
Will be welcome. Anything for the
White elephant BOOTH, clover
bulbs, cuttings or starts of any
variety, odd dishes, anything sale
able. Call or take to Mrs. Dufen-
adach, telephone 422-5sa1, by May
16.
AUCTI0S-Baked goods, and
rummage ssle-sre you interested
in a pony, T.v set, used car, wind
oV fan, antiques, or dishes and
other fine items too numerous 10
mention. If so, see you 1T Lincoln
and lis Crossroads opposite Fits
sersld's Auto Salvage on May 1:
at 10 am. (rain Date HAY ,s).
Lunch will be served. Sponsored
by othe Glass OF Promise fer tire
benefit OF the Lincoln Methodist
Church Building Fund
g.
SLfER fEk-A cUrmfnN event
to note on the .calendat is the sif-
yer Teao at Silver HILL sch hs'duled
for the afternoon OF Saturday, Fune
2. The public ia cordially invited
to attend this affair which is spen-
) soredo by the Milford historical
Society to help rsisc funds for the
restoration OF the former P@rsen
Thorne home. Tea will be served
from to o5 in the dinins. rcem *t
Silver Hill on NV. Front street
in Milford.
HOME FROM FLeRlDA Mrs
and Mes. Ira ]. Sharp have re-
turned to their home in Tr~ae~k.s,
after spending the winter st tffeir
home ia Florida, where they have
enjoyed the delightful weather.
They we're greeted by their naay
friends. On thear way nortA they
stopped in Georgia for visit with
their daughter and family. while
there they witnessed the e. s.
Army Retirement Parade isf which
their son-in-law. Gabriel s. Nar.e,
took part as he is retiring after
twenty-six years in the aesTice.
Their grandson, Wayne MsrEe, lis
n y