Milford chronicle., 1962-10-12

weekly duplicate bridge meet, hello
at the Bowling Lanes on Wednes.
day of last week the winners were
1. David Sills and Nelson Sills. 2
Frank Lynch and W. Dean Kimmel
ATTENTION ALL DeMOlays =
Saturday evening, October 18th al
1880 pm. in the recreation room
of the Avenue Methodist Church
your new officers will be installed
Be sure you attend and give them
your full support.
CLOTHING SALE - There will
be a clothing sale in front of the
Lincoln Community Center ON Sat
urday, October 13. Rain date will
be October 30 at 10 am. Lunch
will be served by the Glass OF
Promise of the Lincoln Methodist
Church.
CHICKEN, DUMPLING, OYSTER
DRESSING So PIPER = The FL
lendale WS.CS. will hold a chick
en- and dumpling supper at the Ell
lendale Fire Hall, Saturday, Oct
ober 9th. Prices will be $3.50 for
adults and $65 for children.
TURKEY SUPPER The Cedar
Neck W.S.C.S. will serve turkey
supper on Saturday November II
at the Milfovi Lakeview Avenue
High School Cafeteria starting al
4:30 pm. Tickets are $3.50 for
adults.
HAIR STYLE AND FASHION
SHOW-The Professional Beauti-
clans Association of Kent and
Sussex Counties are presenting a
Hair Style and Fashion Show at
Banneker School, Monday, October
Is, at 500 p. m. The public is in
vited.
JUNIOR SQUARE DANCE =
Glasses for children of Grades 2,
8, and are scheduled to begin
Friday, October 10, to s pm, at
the Milford Bowling Lanes, E
Burlingame, Instructor. Any parent
wishing to enroll his child may dc
so by calling the Burlingames APP
592S Enrolment will be limited.
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V.F.W. AUXILIARY BAKE -
Blue Hen Post Auxiliary No. 64Sa
will hold a bake in front of ODD
Fellows Hall, North Walnut St.
Milford, on Friday, October IL
starting at 10:30 am Anyone wish
ing to donate toward this bake
contact Lavina Wilson, 513 N
/ Washington ST., phone 422-9369
Thursday evening, October II.
A GOOD CAKE, A GOOD cause
THE CAKE--is the famous Ben.
son Old Home Fruit Cake now be
ing sold by Christ Episcopa
Church. The CAUSE is two fold
~, to provide the buyers with {
happier Christmas, and (2) tt
Eprovide the buyers with a happier
Christmas, and (3) to raise funds
for a proposed Christ Church
building program. For immediate
delivery, call Mrs. Russell P. Kirby
at 422-4766.
BUSINESS WOMEN = Mispil
lion Business and professional
Women's Club will hold dinner
meeting in the Wonder r, Har.
| rington at pm, Monday, Octo
ber Is, 1862.
Our State President, Mrs. Betty
Ann Hammond, will attend tht
meeting and assist in outlining
plans for meetings in the currenf
club year. She will also talk to us
on the Club and it's work on {
National, State, and local level,
For transportation to the meet
ing contact Betty Sherwood at 422
577S.
DOOR PRIZE WINNERS Dool
Prize winners at "Webb's Fort
and Mercury, Inc, for the Fore
and Mercury showing were as fol
lows: first mems prize, Bulova
wristwatch, won by Louis Carpen
ter, Milford; second mems prize
Shick electric shaver kit, Fri,
Annett of Harrington; first WON
ans prize, electric grill, Mrs. Hugo
Bauer, Milford; second woman
prize, electric can opener, Mrs
Dorothy Rathmell, Milford.
All names registered at Webb'i
| Ford and Mercury, Inc, from Sept
% to Oct 81, will be included il
! the drawings of Ford's 1925 Valu
able Prizes worth 100000.
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MANCUS NEWS The regula.
monthly meeting of the Kent-Sus
/ sex chapter of the Mancus Founda
tion October 8, at the Kiwanii
Youth Center, Milford, Delaware.
The meeting was called to or
/ der by the local president, Mis-
/ Mamie Leverage.
The invocation was given b +,
Rev. Frank Mood pastor of tn
| Bible Presbyterian Church.
| 1t was suggested that we have /;
bake in the near future Miss Mar,
| Ann Wright, president of tn,
i Foundation introduced Mr.. JOSEPH
! A. l.. Errigo, a prominent Wilm
ington attorney and a director o
the Foundation. Mr. Errigo gave ;
very interesting talk on ''The Rol
of the Handicap in the Commun
| ity'' After the meeting, refresh
ments were served.