Milford chronicle., 1962-04-27
Local Happenings

Local Happenings
PROMOTI0N-Th Caulk Board
of Directors at their Annual Meet
ing, held in Milford, on Tuesday,
April IL, promoted Robert Mercer
to become a Vice President in
charge of Sales.
MILL WOOD HOME DEMON
STRATION CLUB-will not meet
this month because of the Group
Meeting in Harrington ON Thurs
day, May 10. Plan to ATTEND this
meeting.
SM0RGASBORD - At Frederica
School cafeteria on Saturday, May
5, with turkey, ham, meat loaf,
lasagna, and deviled CLANS. Serv-
ing starts at pm. Adults s1.50
and children SIS, benefit of h e
Frederick P.T.A.
SMORGASBORD - At Frederica
School cafeteria on Saturday, May
5, with turkey, ham, meat loaf,
lasagna, and deviled CLAIMS. Serv-
ing starts at 400 PM. Adults
$3.50 and children SIS, benefit of
the Frederick P.T.A.
FRIEND SHIP DINNER =
Crystal Fount Lodge No. 10 I.O.OF.
will hold their Friendship Dinner
Saturday May 5, 6 pm. in Fell
lowship Hall, Calvary Methodist
Church. Bring the ladies, this is
their night, please get your tickets
early. None sold after April 30.
BAND BOOSTERS SUPPER =
April %, Lakeview Avenue Cafeter-
ia. Anyone wishing take-out sup
pers, please bring your own con-
tainers for as many suppers as
you want.
SPRING DANCE = sponsored by
the Pennington Fire Company, will
be held in the Pennington FL e
Hall on Saturday, May H. Music
will be by the "Maestro's" wit h
dancing from 9 to 1. Admission
will be $500 per couple. Refresh
ments will be available.
RECITAL - Nelson and Joan
Reppert, the minister and his wife
of the Lincoln Methodist Church
will present a piano and Trombone
recital for the benefit of the Lin
coin Methodist Church Building
Fund on Saturday evening, May
5th, at 500 pm. 1t will be held in
the Lincoln Community Center.
RUMMAGE SALE-and b a k e d.
goods-more than a truckful o f
good used clothing will be sold at
the auction, bake, and rummage
sale at Lincoln and 113 Crossroads
on May IL at 10 a. m. An excellent
on sale plus potato salad, baked
beans, flowers for Mothers Day
and fancy work
AUCTI0N-Baked goods, an d
rummage sale-are you interested
in pony, T.V. set, used car, wind
ow fan, antiques, or dishes and
other fine items too numerous to
mention? If so, see you at Lincoln
and 113 Crossroads opposite F'itz-
gerald's Auto Salvage on May II
at 10 am. (rain date May 26).
Lunch will be served Sponsored
by the Glass of Promise for the
benefit of the Lincoln Methodist
Church Building Fund.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY A
group of enthusiastic members of
the Milford Historical Society met
with Mrs. Samuel Marshall, Jr.,
and Mrs. John Glenn to plan a
Silver Tea in benefit of the Re-
storation Fund to be held at Silver
Hill, Saturday, June End, from 3
to 5 pm The public is invited to
attend and see this fine old colon
ial home Some interesting dis
plays are planned but more about
this later
Mrs. Ralph Cats, Mrs. Leslie
March, Mrs. Charles Murphy, Mrs.
Eldridge Prettyman and Mrs.
James Homan will be assisting
Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Glenn in
making this event a pleasant one.
GIRL SCOUT DINNER Mon
day night, April 23rd, the Girl
Scouts of Troop No. 218 entertain
ed their fathers at a banquet held
at Calvary Church. After a deli
cious chicken dinner the girls pre-
sented a First Aid Skit" and a
Danish Folk Dance. These activi-
ties were credited toward badges.
Plans are completed for Over
night Camping at Redden Lodge.
Under the guidance of their
leader. Mrs. Emily Carnright, h e
troop will depart from Calvary
Church at pm, Friday, April 27.
Transportation will be furnished
but parents will be expected to
pick up their daughters at the
Lodge on Sunday, April 10Th at 2
pm.
Hospital H0stesses