Milford chronicle., 1963-05-03


SHOW Evangelist Billy Gra-
hams newest featurs-length
dramatic film, "Shadow Of the
Boomerang, will have its MIL
ford showing May 9th at 8 pm.
at First Presbyterian Church,
Church on the Plaza. This show
ing Is sponsored by the United
Presbyterian Mems Chapter OF
the Presbyterian Church.
Starring vivacious Georgia Lee
and television's Buffalo Bill, Jr. {,
Dick Jones, "Shadow of the
Boomerang" is an outdoor action
picture with all Of the excitement
and breath-taking scope Of the
land, "Down Under". Setting for
the screen drama Is Australia's
"Outback", the continents vast
interior region where some Of
the worlds largest cattle sta
tions are Located.
BAKE On May II, at $3.50
am. PLACES: Bata Shoe
Store, Walnut Street and Sears,
Rosbuck, Milford Shopping Gen.
ter, sponsored by the Slaughter
Beach Women's Auxiliary.
Yo'all comet Buy Mother a cake
for Mothers Day.
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SPRING DANCE May from
9 pm. to / am. at the Milford
Armory, sponsored by the Ladies'
Auxiliary Of the Milford Go Kart
Club, Inc. Tickets are on sale for
$500 per couple, from any kart
club member or call 335-5585
or 422-8663. Come out and spend
an enjoyable evening, dancing and
this Milford organixa-
tion.
BETA SIGMA PHI : The Mil
ford Chapters Of Beta Sigma Phi
celebrated the 32nd anniversary
Of the organizations founding on
April 24th. A banquet, in which
the three local chapters joined
for the occasion, was held at the
Shawnee Country Club. Thirty
two years ago, the first chapter
Of the sorority was formed In
Abilene, Kansas. There are now
z 900 chapters and $50, 900 mem-
bers In fourteen countries. In ad-
dition to the banquet, traditional
were observed. The
events of the past year were re-
and the new members re-
ceived their first welcome to
membership.
The Toastmistress for the eve
ming was Mrs. Barbara Raysor.
Mrs. Doris Greenly was selected
for the honor Of presenting
special message from the soro-
rity's founder. Girl Of the Year
awards
REGISTRATION OF Chill
DREN FOR SCHOOL Parents
Of children who begin school at
the Lulu M. Ross Elementary
School In September, 1868, are
kindly asked to register their
children either Tuesday, We'd
nesday, or Thur sday, May z, 8,
or 9, 1868, from 9 am. to IL
noon, and from l pm. to 2:3o|
pm. Children beinning school
In September, 1868, must be six
years old on or before January
/, 1864. Parents are asked to
bring birth certificates and i'm
records. Children
need not accompany their par
ents for the registration. Orien-
tation day for children beginning
school In September, 1868, will
be held Friday, May 81, 1868.
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DeMOLAY NEWS On Satur-
day, May 4, DeMolays from every
chapter In the state will Journey
to Alexandria, Va, and Washing
ton, DC. At Alexandra, they will
be taken on a guided tour thru
the George Washington Masonic
Memorial and at Washington, a
guided tour through the Smithson-
ian Institute. This trip is spon-
sored by M. W. Grand Lodge Of
Delaware and is given as a re-
ward for faithful attendance at
chapter meetings. A large group
from Temple Chapter will make
the trip accompanied by Elwood
Hawkins and Victor Warren as
adult advisors.
LADIES AUXILIARY MEET
ING The Slaughter Beach Me-
mortal Fire Company L aides
will hold its regular
at the home Of Mrs.
Irene Kitchens Wednesday eve
ming, May 8, at pm. All mem
bers please try to attendl