Milford chronicle., 1963-03-01
Local Happenings

Home on Mar. 9TH. Sorry to re-
port one Of our members, Mrs.
Sadie Favinger, is quite Ill in
the Milford Memorial Hospital.
March meeting will be held with
MRS. Sara Walls on McColley
Street, Milford. At a late hour,
delicious refreshments were
lserved by the leader and
hostess. ALI left looking forward
Ito our March meeting which is
lthe 18th.
CIRCLE ~ of Calvary Church
met at the home of Mrs. Pearl
Webb, Fisher Avenue. Eight
members and three visitors were
lpresent. Mrs. Bessie Swain had
charge of devotions with "Pray"
as her topic. The new president
conducted her first business
Injecting and discussed and plan
med many things. After the meet
ing closed, the hostess served
cherry pie in keeping with Wash
Iington's Birthday with ice cream
end coffee. The March meeting
Twill be held at the home of Mrs.
Violet Marvel.
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CIRCLE "a of Calvary Church
held It's February meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Brainard Poore.
There were ten members and one
visitor present. Mrs. Olga Stay
ton, assisted by several mem
bers, led devotions which CEN
tered from a book entitled f'Dim-
ensionS Of Prayer. This review
viii be a part Of our program
each month. Mrs. Eleanor Long,
our leader, asked for reports
from our various officers. There
is no definite amount required in
dues from each member. Each
one is asked to give according
to her means for the coming year.
Officers for 1963-64 are as fol-
lows: Leader, Eleanor Long; As
sistant Leader, Ann Postles; Sec
retary, Barbara Donovan; Trea-
surer, Louise Haughey, Devotion,
Viola Leverage; Cards, Sophie
Pase; Flowers, Olga Stayton;
Publicity, Virginia Isaacs.
Following the business meeting
short auction was held to sup
plement our treasury for any ex-
penses which might occur during
the year. Each month different |
members will contribute some
item to be sold.
Delicious cherry dessert with
coffee was served and we depart
ed, thanking our hostess for an
enjoyable evening. The meet
ing in March will be with Mrs.
Barbara Donovan.
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CALVARY CIRCLE #9 The
ladies of the Calvary Methodist
Church, whose names fell to Cir
Gle 8 we're not very fortunate at
their January Is meeting when
not enough ladies could meet at
the home of Mrs. Octavia French
In Lynch Heights to organize
for the coming year. They out
smarted the flu bug and met at
the home of Mrs. Rosella wilkins,
South Walnut Street, on February
10. So II was with note of SNUG
ness and degree Of anticipation
that the ladies' both volunteered
and accepted the following Of
fices Leader, Mrs. Nora Jeff
erson; Assistant Leader, Mrs.
Thelma Mayhem; Secretary, Mrs.
Doris Bryant; Treasurer, Mrs.
Stella Warnock; Fellowship, Mrs.
Virginia Berridge; Publicity,
Mrs. Madelyn Kennedy.
The devotions for the evening
we're given by Mrs. Pearl
Hopkins. AT an improvised altar
including the Bible, a candle and
a Praying Hands plaque, the sub
ject, 'Iord, Teach Us To Pray"
was developed by explaining how
the five senses are used to COM
mune with God.
During the business meeting
the ladies chose the month for
which they wished to be hostess
and devotional leader for the
coming year. Mrs. Pearl Hopk-
ins will be the hostess for March
10. Mrs. Mary Hall will be the
devotional leader. Following the
business meeting, our hostess
served refreshments with a Feb
ruary motif. The remainder of the
evening was devoted to fun and
good humor.
CHICKEN AND DUMPING
SUPPER The W.S.C.S. of AS
bury Church will serve a Chick
en- and Dumping Supper on Sat-
urday, March 9th. Serving will
be from their community house
on the Georgetown and Laurel
Highway beginning at 8 pm.
OPEN HOUSE The children
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Webb,
Sr. will hold "Open House" Sun
day, March 8, from to A in
the afternoon at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Delbert Brown Of
Frederick. Friends and relatives
are welcome. Please omit gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb will be cele-
brating their 60th wedding ami
versary.