Milford chronicle., 1903-05-22
KATE RICHNOYD'S RECIPES.
A Yourishing Cup Of Coffee.
GREENWOOD.

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Roland Anderson and wife, Of Williams
burg, Md, spent Thursday with J. G. BarwicB
and wife
John Dishroon and wife, OF fredericksburg
spent Thursday with Henry Dishroon and
wife
Miss Bessie Collins was the guest OF Farm
ington friends the latter part of last week.
Fred Owens is the owner of "A three-legged
calf.
Tilman Cahall has purchased a house in
town of NJ. Hollis for 81 900,
Mrs Knamon is the guest of relatives at
Harrington.
Miss Belle McKagne, who has been teaching
at Fishers. has returned to her home at
Georgetown.
a bright baby girl now brightens the home
ofJames Mcfarland and wife.
The appearance Of the NJ. f. parsonage is
being improved by new fence,
Chas Andrews has improved his residence
by a coat of paint.
Most ofthe farmers In this community are
done planting corn.
Bluff Satterield has added another story to
his house.
Isaac Long Of Pennington, spent Saturday
with her son, W. a. Long.
j frank Porter was Georgetown visitor
Thursday.
VIM. bay, ofsalisbury, was in town We'd
nesday.
Horace sudler, OF Bridgeville, was in town
Thursday.
Frank wrotten, of Bridgeville, was in town
Saturday.
Arthur NJ. Maddox, Of Baltimore, has been
spending a few days with Walter Morris.
Mrs. Leoa Ratledge, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Ridgely with Mr.. Ratledge, who is
the relief officer there.
Dr. c. S. Baker held quarterly conference here
Saturday week. Greenwood charge is in splen-
did condition. Each church. on the charge has
paid its pastors salary full to date. The Sunday
School of Greenwood has grown large that It
has moved into the main audience room.
Misses Annie and Gertrude Rust, of Bridge
vile spent sunday in town.
Frank Hayes, wife aud daughter, Miss Nellie.
we're the guests Of J. L. Johnson and wife on
Sunday.
Oliver Newton and George wiIen, ofBrldge-
vile spent Sunday here.
Rev. II. c. Turner, Of Laurel, on Sunday morn
ing preached In the NJ. L. Church very APP
propriate and instructive sermon to the graduat-
ing class also to the classes of the 9th, 7h, sth
and 9th grades of the Public School. There was
a large congregation. Some choice musical selec-
tions were rendered by the choir
Val Redman, of staytonsville, spent Sunday
with Squire Gibson.
Mrs. l.. B. Graves, of Milford, was the guesl of
friends Sunday.
Judge and Mrs. James Pennewill, of Dover,
were the guests Of 5. 5. Pennewill part OF last
last week.
Miss Edythe and Georgia Todd spent part of
last week in Baltimore.
Ashbel Morris, who has been visiting friends
Baltimore, returned home Monday.
Ward zimmerman has been appointed agent
at Rosses, on the p. B. & W. Railroad.
The Epworth League rendered last Sunday
very interesting peogram to large and appre-
ciative audience the occasion being that of the
anniversary of the organization.
Address of WelcOme......,........M Miss Cleora Cox
Reading of Paper........... Hiss Lizzie Ric. ards
Wesley as a Man Of Prayer. Mrs. J. L. Johnson
The League and the Prayer. Miss Nellie Cahail
Wesley and the Harvey Keller
Singing Junior League
The League and the BOOK. N iss Mary Gullet
Stewardship and Epwortnians watch.............
hiss Ola Spanish
John Wesleys Precepts and Practices.
Miss Nellie Hayes
Vocol solo............... NJ iss Nellie Cahall
Missions in the League..........Miss Nellie Hitch
wes ey as Personal Worker...Miss May Hollis
Individual Work....................S Watkins
wesley's Emphasis on Reading, ng,....................
Miss Blanche zimmerman
Literature in the League..........Samuel Reynolds
The Work Before Us...................Jo John Kelley
The program was concluded with a very fine
selection from the choir.
Some person or persons cut the harness and
carriQge of Fred RusseH's, which was hitched at
A j. Stayton's, after which they turned it loose.
Peter Brown and VIM. Brown, Of wilmington,
and Samuel Callahan, of Denton, were arrested
on Monday by the Town Bailif for drunkness
and disorderly conduct. Brown and Callahan
were fined $3.50 and each and Jones 81 80.
Strawberries around here are very much in
need Of rain, and should it not rain soon the
crop will be cut short. GOLDEN ROD.