Milford chronicle., 1904-06-17
GREENWOOD.

-, =, A~A oAAlA year.
The following young misses were
present; Bessie Todd, Rosa Lord
Estella Gibson, Geneva and Nav
Richards, Violet Morris. Louis
Ratled ge, RhOda and Olive Wiley
The afternoon was spent in varions
games after which they were in
vited into the dining room where
they where served with cream and
cake, Miss Rachel was the re-
clePient of many beautiful presents.
The young company left WISHING
Miss Rachel many happy returns
Mrs. Mollie Zeph died of CON
sumption on Wednesday evening
of last week at the home of her
brother w. H. Hopkins. Funeral
services were held Friday afternoon
in the M. P. Church the Rev. Drv-
den conducted the obseques. In
terment was made in Wilmington
Childrens Day services were
held last Sunday evening at the NJ.
E. Church, the weather was all
that could be desired and a large
audience filed the church. The
church was beautifully decorated
with wild flowers and cut plants
All the children acquitted them
selves with credit to their instruc.
tors, but the features of the exer-
cises were The reciting of Earl
Wiley, the duet of Misses Al;eta
Spanish and Elsie Wiley, trio bv
Misses Cox, Cahall and Lavfeld
and the singing of A. R. Swain
who is one of the best bass singers
in the State.
There will be racing at the Driv-
ing Park of Thomas Curry on July
24th. Will publish full particu-
lars later.
Owing to some mistake of date.
the Greenwood boys did not cross
bats with the FELTON, team last Sat
nrday, but will play there on June
18th.
Class No. 3, of the NJ. P. Sunday
gave a lawn fete on the
green Saturday evening. Ice
cream and cake were served to the
crowd that was present, and the
class succeeded in netting thirty
dollars.
Miss Anna Cahall of Bridgeville.
was the guest of her grandfather
Simeon Pennewill, last week.
Lee Cahall and Benz. Bradley, of
Love Point, spent Sunday with rel
ltives here in town.
DR.. Walter Hunter and Miss
Ethel zimmerman spent Saturday
md Sunday with friends in Milton.
Several people from here atten-
LED the Children's Day services at
T dds on Sunday.
Senator S. S. Penuewill was the
quest of his brother Judge Penne-
will, at Dover, on Sunday.
Miss Rachael COrdray, of Farm
ngton, was the guest Of Misses Min
lie and Belle Cordray on Saturday
md Sunday.
The Childrens Day services at .
Chapel, have been post
,oned until June 10th. {
]. F. Hayes was a Bridgeville
,isitor Saturday. ]
Misses Richards, of Harrington, \
we're the guests of their cousin, A.
I. Swain, on Sunday.
Chas. Andrews and wife were '
he guests of their brother at An :
on Sunday. l
John Hastings,of Laurel, was the
uest of Miss Minnie Hitch Sun '
ay. Y
George Bradley of fredericksburg, b
vas the guest of his parents Sun o
ay. C
Misses Anna and Gertrude Rust, g
Bridgeville, we're Greenwood Wis
.ors on Friday.
Willis LynCh,ot Wilmington, was
he guest of his parents Sunday
nd Monday.
Harry Collision, of Harrington,
pent Sunday here with his parents. |
Miss Matte Jones,of Bridgeville,
the guest of Miss Mary Morris. i,
Mrs. Julia Lynch and Mrs. Sat !
,rfeld, were the guests of Bridge
lille friends Monday
Horace Ransom, of Smyrna,is the
uest of Miss Hattie Hamilton. c
Willie Morris attended the COM
lencement at Conference Academy
lst week.
Abe Richards has opened his ice
cam parlors. ei
Miss Blema Jones is taking violin s,
ssons under Miss Blanche Lay a
eld. v
Miss Blanche zimmerman is very 81
OK. n
Mr.. Brown has several boys max .
lg peach baskets. n
L. B. Graves, of Milford, was in
,wn on Thursday. U