Milford chronicle., 1921-12-23
GREENWOOD
Family Reunion After Thirty Years

only daughter appeared for family
reunion. Just thirty years have elaps-
ed since they were all at one time as
sembled together. Those present were
M. A. johnson and o. b. Johnson, ol
Philadelphia; B. W. Johnson of Cam
den; E. +. johnson of HaddOntield; j.
B. johnson and H. A. Johnson Ol
Chester and Mrs. M. A. Webb OF Oak
ley, also two grandsons, Edward and
Joseph, Jr., besides several other
grandchildren. An abundance OF gOo0
things were brought by all, including
Xmas gifts and money. The day was
enjoyed socially by all. They depart
ed, hoping that such joyous uay
would be in store for them soon again.
The NJ E. Church will hold thelr
Xmas entertainment on Monday even
ing, after Xmas, December 10Th. spec
ial music by choir, also orchestra, ana
recitations. Come and enjoy good
evening with us. Santa Claus will be
there to treat the children, ana give
out presents.
Mrs. Maggie Satterfield has return
ed from GlassborO, where she has
been visiting her son for the past
few weeks.
Minnie Satterfield visited at the
home of Mrs. Samuel Sattertield last
week.
Walter Mills and family have moved
to the farm that he bought in the fall.
MIR. Mills is one of the rural mail
drivers.
Mrs. R. L. Coulter, ST., is entertain
ing her mother from Georgetown for
an indefinite time.
Mrs. Julia Appleton is home WIN
her parents for few weeks. Mrs. Ap-
pleton will be remembered as the
daughter of R. L. Cowlter.
Sanford Clifton of this place ana
Miss Adams of Harrington were mar
ried on Thursday evening, December
18th. Mr.. Clifton is son OF John W.
Clifton.
Goldie Tatman who lived for years
near Greenwood is quite i'll at the
Farnhurst Hospital; also his sister
Birdie, is very ill at her home with
tuberculosis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamburger are the
happx5 parents of a fine baby girl, TINS
being the 18th child to brighten their
home.
Mrs. Lola Elliott, widow of George
Elliott, who just recently died moved
in town with Mrs. Thomas Bradley
Mrs. Belle .Conoway is out again al
ter a. two weeks illness.
Miss May Cahal1 of Harrington, but
formerly of this place, is very i'll at
present. ,.4.,o
Mrs. Elizabeth Long and two little
grandchildren have returned from
DeImar where they have been the past
week visiting their grandfather.
Isaac Baker and family OF near LIN
coin City visited at the home OF MIS-
Bakers mother, on Sunday, Mrs. Ellz-
abeth Long.
Mrs. Mary Johnson and family en-
tertained her daughter and family
Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Webb of near
Oakley on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Satterfield IS enter
taing Miss Wilson of Milford.
Ben Morgan, an old gentleman died
at his home on Sunday evening. lie
has been a sufferer for several years
He leaves several children, and wife.
His funeral was held on Wednesday
afternoon. Interment at st. Johnston's
cemetery.
Mrs. Blema Tatman and little son,
Laurence, were in Dover last Satur-
dav doing their Xmas shopping.
u Clinton L. Record and E. r. Gala
way attended the tri-state Gamers an
nual dinner in Philadelphia this week.
at which time Mr.. Reckord was elect
ed vice-president of the association
for the State of Delaware.
A Christmas dance will be held IN
Greenwood Opera House on Friday eV-
ening. December 23rd, with music tur-
nish4d by the Dover Orchestra, 1ntor-
NAL.
A large number of sour townspeople
have spent a few days in the city this
week, helping Santa Claus to select
something to please the youngsters
Mrs. Florence E. Moore and two
children returned to their former
home in Ohio this week, having sold
her farm since the death Of her hus-
hand. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore made many
friends in this community and 1t is
with regret that the many friends OF
Mrs. Moore sees her depart from our
midst.
IT is reported that Homer H. Cohee,
formerly of this town, is sick in Phil
adelphia.
The Tuesday Night Card Club met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
Record this week, and we have hearu
that the "booby" prize was won by
some one other than the man who mas
been winning it right along.
IWalter Mills and family moved this
week to the farm he recently pur-
chased near town, Mrs. Sallie Gra-
ham moving to the property vacated
bv Mr.. Mills. Samuel Satterfeld NOV
ing to the property vacated by Mrs.
Graham, and J. Addison Porter NOV
ing to the property vacated by Mrs.
Satterfeld.
Our merchants have decorated their
store windows in a very attractive
manner. in keeping with the season,
and report that Christmas shopping IS
normal.
Mrs. c. R. Mcgee and two children
were in Wilmington this week.
Miss Leola Ratledge of Townsend
has been the guest of her niece MIS-
Ronald Fry and family.
Call "Pettyjohn's" for Drugs of
Quality" Mail or phone orders. Phone
% Milford.