Milford chronicle., 1919-07-04
GREENWOOD

Wheat harvesting is done in this
section and the growers are prepar-
ing to thresh. From all points we
learn that the yield of wheat will be
below the average, and that the quail
ity will be poor. the screening from
the mills may take twenty per cent
/ OF the entire amount.
Delema Barwick was operated on
last week for appendicitis at the Sails
bury hospital. She is recovering rap
IDLY, so the reports state.
The wedding of Harry Mcpherson
and Miss Lauretta Pole Of Philadel-
phia took place at the home of his par
ents on June 25. They will reside
here.
A serious accident happened to VIII
son Massey while moving a building
at the Snider Preserving Plant in
Greenwood. Some timber fell and
broke his left wrist.
Hartley FOlemsby and wife are the
happy parents ia baby girl. Before
marriage she was Miss Violet Frye.
Ellis Clifton, who has been in France
Tor more than year, has arrived home
and will take up his former business,
barbering. His mother is recovering
rapidly from illness.
The news tina the 59th Pioneer In
fantry was enroute home has caused
many happy smiles on the faces of
parents and friends who have sons in
the regiment.
Henry Donovan is very i'll at his
residence here.
Ralph Waller Of Harrington is as
sisting F. G. Richards in his barber
shop.
F. C. Jones and family have return
ed from Newark
Mrs. T. P. Rust is recovering from
a slight illness.
Sanford Clifton was home over Sun
day.
Mrs. John Clifton is regaining her
usual good health.
A Sunday school convention will be .
held at the Church Of the Brethren
here July 6. The program follows:
Morning sessiOn-10, opening exer-
,ises, prayer and song. 10.15, address
1f welcome; 1920, A Brief History of
Sunday Schools, from the Beginning
% the Present Day, DR.. F. F. Holsop-
pie, President Blue Ridge College, New
Windsor, Md; 1850, The Forward
Movement of the Church of the Breth-
'en and It's Sunday Schools. ]. Wal
er Engler, District Secretary, New
Windsor, Md; lilo, The Centenary
Movement and the Sunday Schools
Part Therein, Senator H. H. Nuttle.
Hobbs, Md; 11.20, Systematic Giving
n the Sunday School, Rev. L. X Zeig-
er, Pastor, Denton, Nd; 11.3O, The
sunday Schools of China, Anna NJ.
hutchinson, returned Missionary, Liao
lhou, Shansi, China; 11.45, Exposition
{ Today's Sunday School Lesson, Prof.
1. X. Ober, President Elizabethtown
'ollege, Elizabethtown, Pa; Offering:
losing exercises; song and special
lusic between the addresses; lunch
on, everybody bring lunch.
Afternoon Session
l45, opening exercises, worship in
Ong and prayer; 2, the Sealed Book.
NJ Luzader, Denton, Nd; 2.25, The
ihle in the Sunday School, Rev. Bar
Y I. Fox, Pastor, Easton, Nd: 2.35.
he Exaltation of Christ in Every
esson, Rev. L. r. Brumbaugh, Ridge
:, Nd; ESQ, Childs' Rights, Prof. H.
.. Ober, President Elizabethtown Col
sge, Elizabethtown, Pa; $50, The Flu
Ire Outlook in China, Anna NJ. Hutch
lson, Lao Chou, Shansi, China; S.45,
he Dawn of a New Day, DR.. F. F.
olsopple, New Windsor, Nd. ;offering;
orship in song and prayer; benedic-
on by Elder W. NJ. Wine, Woodside,
el.
When in Milford, stop at Pettyjohn's
Cool, refreshing drinks and
upplee ice cream served as it should
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