Milford chronicle., 1962-11-09
MILFORD
Local Happenings
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TURKEY SUPPER will BIZ
held ait Zoar Community House or
Saturday, December /. Serving
starts at $3.50. Tickets, adults, $1.5(
and children, SIS.
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TURKEY, CHICKEN AND
DUMPLIN' SUPPER - McColley's
Church will have their Fall "Tur.
key, Chicken and Dumplin' Supper
Saturday, November 10.
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POST OFFICE CLOSED - The
Milford Post Office will be closed
November II, in observance of Vet
Grams Day. There win be no city
or rural deliveries made
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SUB SALE - so cents and ham
and lettuce ON hard roll, 35 cents
For sale by Bykota Glass, Thurs
day, November Is. Gall 422-51O7 to
place orders. Coffee and sodas. Eat
at church or take out.
SUB SANDWICH SALE BY
Bykota S. S. Glass of Calvary
Church, Thursday, November Is.
Call 422-5107 for advance orders or
422-8SS4 to place orders on day of
sale. Price, so cents each. Also ham
and lettuce on hard roll, 35 cents.
Coffee and SOdas
SEAT BELT SALE - Because
of the success of the life insurance
sales, the Jaycees have extended
their sales program into November.
The seat belts are still on. sale at
the low and very reasonable price
of $4.95 each, installed free They
are available in six colors.
The Jaycees wish to thank the
people of Milford for their backing
of their safety campaign. For those
who have not purchased their seat
belts, they are available at t h e
Bobby Kay Shoppe at all times.
THANKSGIVING DAY DINNER
The Ellendale Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Glendale Volunteer Fire
Company will present their sec
ond annual Thanksgiving Dinner
on Thursday, November %. Serv-
ing starts at 1900 o'clock noon.
Tickets will be sold on an hourly
basis for those wishing to pur-
chase tickets, they can reserve the
following hours: 12:00-1 :00-2:00
800 or 400 o'clock, assuring
them of being served on the hour
they choose. Tickets are $150 for
adults and 75c for children.
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ROB THE POOR - An aged
gentleman, suffering from severe
asthma and heart condition, came
to town last week to attend to some
business. He was physically un-
able. to come alone, SO a friend
brought him to Milford. In front
of Holland Prettyman's store on s..
E. Front Street, he got out of the
car and in so doing. dropped his
wallet which contained, besides
valuable cards and papers, h e
sum of SIG, all he has each month
to sustain him in life The wallet
was found later, but the money
was gone. Could anyone be so
cruel as to take the last cent a
man had to live on? Apparently
some one could If that person,
should have a change of h art,
mail some money to Norman L.
Poole, Box 154, Glendale, Della
He would appreciate it.
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LATE DISCIPLES CLASS - On
evening, October 9th. The
of Calvary Methodist Church met
at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Poore with Mrs. Julia wilkins as
co-hostess. There were seventeen
in attendance. The devotions were
led by Mrs. wilkins, the lesson
theme was Thanking God for fell
lowship in Christ"
The business meeting was
brought to order by our president
with each officer giving their
reports. Then Miss Smith
that the new supply of
dish-cloths and scripture text table
napkins and holders were here to
be sold with the proceeds going to
the class treasurey. These would
make lovely Christmas gifts.
Since the new stained glass
windows are being put in h
church, our class would like o
have its's name on one.
The guessing package went to
Mrs. Pearl Hopkins this time.
The meeting was closed by sing
ing the class song and each one
repeating the Mispah benediction.
Then delicious refreshments were
served by our hoStesses.
Everyone enjoyed Mrs. Poore's
table decorations which were IN
keeping with the Halloween season.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Viola Ingram on 122 Old
Shawnee Road, November 18th, at
8 pm with Mrs. Ida ROBBERS as CO.
hostess.