Milford chronicle., 1963-04-12

CALENDAR PARTY MEM
bers of The Woman's Society of
Christian Service Of Goshen
Church, Milton, are completing
plans for their Calendar Party
to be held In Fellowship Hall,
April IS, beginning at 8 pm.
Neighboring Societies and the
public have been asked to attend
a preview of table arrangements
at "Open House" held on We'd
nesday evening, April "a, between
the hours of 2 and 9 pm. Re-
freshments will be served.
The general chairman of the
affair is Mrs. Marion Collins
and Mrs. Edith Conwell. Chair
man that have been selected to
serve, plan and participate
In "The Four Seasons" are:
Fall: Mrs. Cordelia Radke, Mrs.
Margaret Black, Mrs. Hilda
Jones. Winter: Miss Sarah At
kins, Mrs. Mary Marvel, Mrs.
Gloria Miller. Spring: Mrs. Helen
Barker, Mrs. Nellie Burnham,
Mrs. Frances Kitchens. Summer:
Mrs. Catherine Crouch, Mrs.
Margaret Isaacs, Mrs. Catherine
Belts. Mrs. Perry Hill is acting
as program Chairman.
Make your reservations now
by contracting any member on the
committee to secure your ticket.
There will be program to
carry out the theme and refresh
ments will be served.
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MATINEE RACES The CKRT
American Legion Post has sche-
duled two afternoons of matinee
races at the Kent Sussex Race
way, Harrington, Della.
These matineeS will be held
April Is and 20. These races
will be charted and will be Of
ficial. Proceeds will be used for
the Child Welfare program Of
the Legion Post. Officials WILDE
announced April l. Local Horse
lmen are enthused at this oppor-
tunity to qualify before going to
the big apple.
| KENT COUNTY REPUBLICAN
WOMEN'S CLUB will meet In
the Smyrna Century Club on Com
merce Street, April IS, at $3.50
pm, with a covered dish sup
per. Speaker for the evening will
be Senator Evelyn Lord. A Rum
mage Sale will be held April 10,
at CAROLS Auction In Dover
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SHAWNEE CLUB ACCEPTED
: Mrs. John N. Mcdowell Of
Newark executive director of the
Delaware Women's Golf Associa-
tton, has announced that the The
Mi1ford's Shawnee Country Clul
has been accepted into the mem.
lbership. Mrs. Raymond w. Mas
ten is chairman of the Shawne
: women's golf committee and Mrs
Remsen Barnard Is handfca
chairman.
GREENWOOD ALUMNI TIL
, Greenwood High School AlumT
Association, organized in Apr
: of 1888, viii be observing thei
twenty-ftfth anniversary on Apri
27, 1868. The classes of 1908
, 1918, 1888 and 1853 will recetv
special recognition. It was mem
: bers of the Class of 1888 VIII
were the guests of honor at tha
, first meeting Of the Alumni. Fol
lowing that precedent, the Sen
ior Class members each yea
have been the guests OF tn
Alumni at their banquet an
, dance.
The banquet will be served l
the Field House of the schoc
by the English Grill of Sails
bury, Md, during which musi
: will be supplied by Mr.. (
Faulkner on the organ. Afte
dessert Of Anniversary cake
: everyone will adjourn to the audi
torium for a short program
!, fun and music. Immediately afte
the program, dancing will begl
j, In the Field House to the mus
of Bob Wagner's orchestra
: Dover, Del.
LATE DISCIPLES CLASS
Calvary Methodist Church, m
on Tuesday evening, April 9,
: the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ricl
ard Hall, with 16 members al
guests present. Mr.. Hall led II
devottons. Miss Eunice Smt
, conducted the business meetin
Election of officers was held wi
: the following:- President, Mr.
Gay Smack; Vice-president, Mi:
Euntce Smith; Recording Secre
: tary, Mrs. Emma Harding; Tres
Surer, Mrs. Thelma Carpente
;. Flower committee, Mrs. Dor.
Davidson and Mrs. Ethel Drape
Card committee, Mrs. Ida Roger
: and Publicity, Mrs. Julia Wilkin
Everyone enjoyed the delicioI
s. refreshments servedby our hos
and hostess.
CHICKEN AND DUMPLIN
SUPPER The W.S.C.S. of Chal
plains Chapel will have ch1ck'
IA and dumpling supper in the Con
g munity Building, Saturday, ApI
y, 20, with serving beginning at
r: p.m., adults, $1.25, children g.
~ 75c, pre-school age, free.