Milford chronicle., 1963-10-11
Happenings OF Interest
Throughout Delaware

NluI SH WILL uO4O OOullITy AUG
ton at l am. on Saturday, Oc-
tober 18th, 1863 at the Richard
son Blueberry Farm, Swain
Acres Ext'd., Georgetown, Dela-
ware.
Some Of the many items hon
sale are: a sofa bed, ice cream
freezer, luggage, electric train
and track, electric sewing mach-
Inc, rugs, antique sofa, cut glass,
glassware, dishes, books, antique
pine and poplar bed, refinished,
dining room table, buffet and
china, hot water heaters, drap-
cries, silver plated teaspoons,
cigarette lighters and other items
too numerous to mention.
Baked goods and soup will be
sold.
There will be a carnival for
the children, and lunch can be
pur chased at the sale. So plan
to bring the entire family and
spend the day.
OYSTER, CHICKEN AND
DUMPING SUPPER to be held
at Bethany Church, Loves Cross
on Saturday, October 10th.
Serving starts at $3.50 pm.
Adults, $3.50, children, 75f.
YOUTH CONFERENCE : A one
day conference sponsored by the
Delaware and Peninsula Metho-
dist Youth Councils will be held
on Saturday, October l9, 1868,
$50 am. at the Asbury Metho-
dist Church, Harrington, Del.
225 Methodist youth are expect
ed to participate in this confer
ence on the theme, "The mean
ing Of Aldersgate for Today"
The Reverend Edward B.
Lewis from the Capitol Hill Me-
thodist Church, Washington, D.
c., will be the inspirationa1
speaker. The movies, "Conver-
sion Plus" and "The Story of
John Wesley" will be shown, fol-
lowed by discussion groups on
the meaning Of conver sion, dedi-
cation and commitment,
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BOOK FAIR SPONSORED BY
A.A.U.W. In an effort to stimu-
late and encourage the reading
of good literature and to provide
a convenient opportunity to pur-
chase such books for home lib
raries or gifts, the Georgetown
branch of the American Associa-
tion of University Women will
sponsor a Book Fair providing
over 1900 titles for all ages from
to adult includ-
ing hard bound and paper bound
books. There will be a Bookmo-
bile Trailer stationed at the
Georgetown School parking area,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, November II, l3 and IA.
Book Fair hours will be 9 am.
to 4:30 p.m., and 2 pm. to
|9 pm. each day. All books to be
sold during the fair In order to
insure having them for Christ
mas.
CHRISTMAS SHOP, INCOR-
PORATED Sponsored by the
women of Wilmington's Trinity
Episcopal Church, will include
18 stores from Philadelphia, De-
Won, Wynnewood, Paoli, Rehobo-
tn Beach, Towson, Md, Reis-
terstown, Md, New York, Palm
Beach and Washington, D. C.
The Christina Community Cen
ter of Old Swedes Church In Will
mington will benefit for the
23rd consecutive year from the
proceeds Of the Christmas Shop
to be held at the Hotel dupont on
October %, % and "a. The
Christina Community Center is a
United Fund Agency which pro-
vides recreational, social, cul-
tural and educational outlets aim
ed at the development Of self
disciplineS and the broadening
and deepening Of family life. The
Christmas Shop will be open In
the Gold Ballroom of the Hotel
du Pont from 10 am. to 5 pm.
Contact Mrs. Harlan L. P. Wen-
dell, Greenville, Delaware,
CEDAR 9-7477, Area Code 3o2.
ANNUAL SUPPER The
Bridgeville Delaware) Volunteer
Fire Company will present their
annual chicken, dumpling and
oyster supper on Saturday, Oct.
10 and Sunday, Oct. 20. Serving
will start at 8 pm. on Saturday
and at pm. on Sunday. A full
menu Will be provided and the
serving will be family style In
the upstairs banquet room of the
Bridgeville Fire Hall on Market
Street.
Tickets are priced at sl.5o for
adults; 75f for children between
six and twelve. Children under
six are free. Tickets are avail
able from any fireman or they
may be purchased at the door.
AS usual the special take out
section will be In operation down.
stairs at the rear Of the fire
hall. Tickets are priced the
same for take out dinners.
CHICKEN & DUMPING DIN
NER On Sunday, Oct. 20, at
the Moose Home In Harrington.
Adults, $3.50, children 75c:
CHICKEN & DUMPING sup
PER = Goshen Methodist Church