Milford chronicle., 1962-09-21
Local Happenings

kIWANIS YOUTH CENTER =
will be open Friday evening Sept
81, for the Teen-Age Dances age
10 to 16, 7:30 to 1000 pm
chaperoned.
HAT SALE - On September 9
in the Goshen Fellowship Hall
Milton, beginning at 700 pm
sponsored by Circle No. 8.
TURKEY SUPPER-November
the W.S.C.S. of Calvary Methods
Church will serve a turkey dinner
More details later.
DANCE CLASSES - Peyton i.
backil Dance classes start Sept
Oath. All interested beginners cal
422-9096. Advanced class call 422
1855.
TURKEY DINNER - On Satur
day, October 6, at the Calvar,
Methodist Church, sponsored ant
served by. the Sunshine Sunda.
School Glass, starting at 4:30 pm
$3.50 per person.
SUPPER The WS.CJS. o.
Cedar Neck will hold a supper al
the Lakeview Avenue School Cafe
terra on Saturday, Nov. 18th. Fur
ther information at later date
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MILFORD GRANGE - Milford
Grange No. 6 will meet this Friday
September 81, at 1880 pm. All
members are requested to be pres
ent.
SUPPER - On Saturday, Oct. 6
the WSCS of Union Church, Burrs.
vile, Maryland, will serve a sup
per of ham, chicken sal IA d
dumplings, and vegetables III
season. Serving will start at pm
Adults $1.50, children rs cents.
ATTENTION-Food lover-What
Turkey Dinner, Where? Calvary
Church; When? Saturday eve-
ming, Oct. 6, 4:30 to z pm. Menu
Turkey with all the fixins'. Dessert
included. Price? Adults SIPS
ch ldren SIS.
WILDWOOD SUNSHINE - So.
ciety will meet in the hall Septem-
Der 26, at pm. for its regular
business meet ng, after which q
social hour will follow. Hostesses
are Mrs. Alice Short. Mrs. Ethel
Coverdale, and Mrs. May French
CHICKEN AND DUMPLING sup.
per-The Glendale W.S.C.S. will
hold a chicken and dumping sup
per at the Glendale Fire Hall, Sat
urday, October 9th. Prices will be
s1.50 for adults and $.65 for chill
dren.
BAZAAR = OCT. 4 HarbesOI
Community Hall featuring tables
supplied by Tupperware, Stanley
and Toy dealers plus Handiwork
White Elephant and Baked goods
tables. Time 7:30 Free refresh
ments, sponsored by WSCS of Har'
beson Church.
DUPLICATE BRIDGE = TIL {
playing of duplicate bridge at the
Bowl ng Lanes Wednesday of last
week resulted in the following.
1. Charles Murphy and George
Metz. 2. John Kinnikin and Chester
Dickerson, 8. David Sills and Nell
son Sills.
KIDDIE PICNIC - The Ladies
Auxiliary to the Veterans 1of For
eign Wars of Delawre sponsored
the Annual Picnic for the children
at the Governor Bacon Health
Center and their counselors or
Sunday, September 16, 1862. There
were eleven auxiliaries and three
V.FW. posts represented. Sister
Hilda Cannon,a member of the
Blue Hen Ladies Auxiliary to Post
No. 64S3 of Milford, was the
General Chairman for this pro-
gram. More than 200 children were
served.
TRAINING SCHOOL = Rev
Perry o. Hill, dean of the Dover
District Leadership amin 6
School, has placed t i | {
material in the various churches
of the Dover District The schoo
will begin Tuesday Sept. 25th,
7:30 pm. in Calvary Church Mil
ford, and will run for six con
secutive Tuesdays at the same
hour and place, All adults, in any
way connected or interested in the
educational program of the Metho-
dist Church, are urged to partici
pate in this comprehensive train.
ing effort. District Supt. Roy
Tawes and Executive Sec. Walter
Stone have assisted Dean Hill il
securing "a qualified staff to con
duct the various courses.
NJ CHAPTER DANCE-On Sat
urday, October 9Th the M Chaptel
of Beta Sigma Phi will presen
their annual autumn dance at tn,
Milford Armory from 8 pm. to
am.
The music will again be provides
by Lew Startt and his orchestra
The theme will be ''Davy Jones
Locker, an underwater fantasy il
blue, green and gold
Tickets will be priced at $500
per couple. Proceeds will go towar,
the support of a young girl name,
ship fund for a deserving youn,