Milford chronicle., 1921-07-01
GREENWOOD

Geo. Wiley has gone to Farnhur:
to work in the hospital.
Byron Gibson of Dover is here fo
few days visiting his friends.
Miss Virginia Lyons has returne
from a visit with friends in Utica, n
Y.
Mrs. Ella Mcpherson while in he
yard fell and hurt herself quite bad
Wanetta Mears is spending her va
cation with her uncle and aunt il
Virginia.
Mrs. w. D. Short and children are
visiting relatives in Glendale for an
indefinite time.
Mrs. Rice, wife of our former pas
tor, visited at the home of w. H. Rad
cliffe last week.
Mrs. Kitty Cannon, mother of Mrs.
John Morgan, who is near 80 years of
age, is very feeble.
Miss Evelyn Isaacs went to Newark
on Monday to attend the summer
school for teachers.
w. E. Jones has gone to the noun
tains in North Carolina for his health
and to spend his vacation.
Clarence Spanish and wife are the
happy parents of big baby boy. Mrs.
Spanish and baby are doing fine.
Rev. Williams, missionery to the
miners in Kentucky, is stopping with
friends in Greenwood for a few days.
Miss Myrtle Collins has returned to
her work in Washington sanitarium,
after visiting her sister for a week
here.
The Ladies Aid Society of Green
wood M. E. Church will meet July 9TH,
Thursday evening, at the M. E. par
sonage.
Frank Elliott met with a quite
loss last week; one of his horses
kicked another horse in the head kill
ing it instantly.
James Deputy met with a serious
accident at Harrington last week while
he was cranking his auto. His right
arm was broken.
Mrs. Brooks Tucker, formerly Miss
Sallie Wiley, was visited by the stork :
last Monday who left a baby, which :
only lived short while. =
Della johnson of NIiddletown, Conn.
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Bes- a
sic Wiley for the past week. She also
visited at the home of Mrs. James D
Rogers.
Mrs. Howard HOuseman of Wood r
0ury, N. j., formerly of this place, is e.
i'll at her home with a dis s.
,ased heart. Her sister, Elsie Wiley, q
S with her. II
The Sunday school of st. Johns
owns NJ. E. Church will meet next l.
sunday at $3.50 o'clock and will con- pl
inue to do so until fall. Everybody is 81
ordially invited to attend.
Mrs. J. L. Arnold of Greenwood oe
ras called to Shawkin, Pa, last week, ~ ~
} see her husband, who was injured ~
l coal mine, where he had been ba
orking for several months.
A special play and moving picture Fl
ill be held July 2, next Saturday, in ce
lie Imperial Theatre. Miss Patterson da
i'll appear in person at the theatre. fol
here will be Hawaiin music. no
Walter Belts while working at Sell pla
vile met with an accident. A pal be
as sitting in an auto after the work he
urs when a young lad lighted a mo
enade firecracker, throwing it into wit
e auto. AS it exploded it hit Belts led
the leg making very painful sore. ing
Miss Anna B. Schultz, of Green IoIl
od, and John P. Pike, Jr., of Phil Wol
elphia, were married on Thursday Z
ening, June 10th, 1921 at st. Ma and
lniel's Church, E street and Allie owl
eny avenue, Philadelphia. Miss Min ca
Schultz, sister of the bride, was ADO
de's maid. They will reside in Phil nav
,lphia. dry
,harles COnoWay, one of our pros en-
GUS young men, was seriously hurt bi+
an auto accident near AIilIsboro. NJ
Saturday evening. He was on the ~ -
POnt road when three autos came 10
collision with one another. Como cI'i bo+
z had two wheels off on the sand, foI',
colOred man who was driving n,
a salesman, ran into his car, tur- iro-
g it over and pinning the occu- Teo,
t under the car, rendering him un- a., ~, is
sciOus for several hours. His face 49,, -
adly cut and bruised, also his arm --o,. =
urt, but no bones are broken. He d..
brought home on Monday and is ond
g nicely. M NJ,
LII "Pettyjohn's" for Drugs of IrIlui Ioh',
lity." Mail or phone orders. Phone OO11ti ~