Milford chronicle., 1917-11-09
GREENWOOD.

A pretty but quiet wedding was sol
emnized at the home Of the brides par
ents. on Saturday. October 27th, 1917. at
o'clock in the morning, the contracting
parties being James Roy Barwck. and
Miss Lena Rosalie Prettyman. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Prettyman.
both OF Greenwood The wedding march
was played by Mrs. Edna Hayes, and
Miss Virginia Lyons was maid OF honor
and Minos Isaacs the best man. The
ceremony was performed under an arch
Of white crepe paper and flowers. by Rev
+. B. Taylor, pastor Of the NJ +.
Church, Following the ceremony
wedding breakfast was served after
which the newly married couple left for
Philadelphia and other northern points.
On their return they win reside near
Greenwood.
The Halloween party and entertain
ment given on Thursday evening TO help
defray Commencement expenses was a
decided success. The Assembly Hall Of
the High School was crowded and every
one present enjoyed themselves. A net
amount Of $500 was deposited in the
bank by the class following the affair
Services will be held in the NJ. +.
Church as usual both morning and ev-
ening next Sunday. Rev. E. B. Taylor
will be in the pulpit.
The extra services which were held at
Chaplin's Chapel and St Johnstown
were interesting, but very few converts
were made.
Reba Lord has returned home from I
delightful vacation in Wilmington and .
Philadelphia.
Walter Wiley has been given an auto
mobile by his father, Thomas Wiley.
Emma Wiley has returned to her work
at Marcus Hook. after having visited
her parents here.
Mrs. Kate Cox has returned home
from Carney's Point. where she visited
her daughter.
Frank Bradley, son Of Thomas Bradley.
and Mary Griffith daughter of Harry
Griffith. were married by Rev. Z. B
Taylor last Saturday evening.
There is a demand for houses in Green
wood which cannot be filled, all Of the
renting houses now being taken.
As a result Of a report that hog cholera
was prevalent near Bridgeville. many
persons in this section have killed their
hogs.
Renza Morgan has been visiting his
family this week
.
Greenwood on Thursday November 18th, ]
when the Town Board will hold a Good
Roads meeting. All persons who are !
interested in furthering the good roads
movement should be present. and any !
who has ideas along this line should z
speak at the meeting. This movement .
is one Of the greatest in which Sussex I
County has ever engaged. and it is up \
fo tha r,anr,ra fhars7aalvae 4o faIra
.erest in the matter
Much excitement was caused in town c
IN Monday when a pair Of horses ran +
away. They were stopped before any .
iamage had been done. however. "a
The Greenwood canning factory is bus n
ly engaged in packing sweet potatoes. o.
c. L. Record has been appointed JUS II
ice Of the Peace to success J. W. Glib
Ion. who has accepted a position at tS
al
Meats are stlll selling very high at N
and there is no indication d
hat the prices will drop soon. H
No matter whether you wish to buy N
r not. 1 would be pleased to show you al
ny neat and attractive line. Stokes, ch
he Jeweler. II
Teachers, we welcome you again to
Iilford. and cordially invite you to make or
1r store your headquarters. Petty m
Inns. The Modern Drug Store. tn
Having one Of the most modern and
D p-to-date shoe repairing establishments Nj
the lower part Of the State. have ou
7ened an agency at the store Of W. L. jol