Milford chronicle., 1922-09-22
GREENWOOD


Mrs. Ellis Clifton and little son are
visiting relatives in Philadelphia this
week.
Mrs. Cecil Stewart and husband Of
near Milford, visited her mother and
sisters here on Sunday.
Rev. M. w. Sutcliffe, Rev. J. Frank
lin Bryan, Rev. H. o. Keen were en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. William
Morris on Tuesday evening.
Hazel Long has gone back to Will
mington to her school.
Mrs. Dwelling Of Philadelphia has
been here for few days Visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Clara Coulter, Jr.
Paul Lord left this we sk to attend
the University of Delaware.
Rev. J. Franklin Bryan has return
ed to his home. His many friends here
hated to see him leave, as he was like
very much.
Wilbur Goslyn of near Laurel visit
ed his cousin here, Roy Murphy, on
Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Robinson and family of
Rhodesda.e, Md, visited at her sister,
Mrs. Jessie Spence on Sunday.
Mrs. Russell Snowberger spent the
weekend in Laurel.
Evangelist George A. Cooke and
Mr.. Smith who are holding meetings
at FELTON,, spent Sunday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Laurance Tat
man.
Mrs. Annie Waller, of Delmar, visit
ed her sister, Mrs. Lizzie Porter here
this week.
Oysters have made their appearance
in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson and
son of Chester spent the weekend
here with his mother, Mrs. Mary
Johnson.
Mrs. Robert Day and family of Clay
ton visited her mother here, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Long, on Saturday night.
James Long of Delmar spent Sun
day here with his mother and two
sons.
Harvey Mckee of Camden, N. j.,
visited his friend, Miss Blanche AM
norman on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank ConOWay has returned
to her home again, after being away
for two months.
Mrs. Belle COnoway and daughter, |
Beulah, have gone to Washington,
where Beulah will go in training for
a nurse.
Mrs. Ada Wireman is critically i'll
at her home.
Mrs. Ethel Curletts and husband
and little son of Wilmington are here
visiting her mother, Mrs. Annie Ly-
ons.
Preston johnson of Wilmington
spent Sunday in Greenwood with his
brother.
Boys Make Good Showing
at Fairs
At the Kent and Sussex Fair the
Greenwood Soy Bean team and the
Greenwood Dairy team won free trips
to the Delaware State Fair, by their
excellent judging and demonstration
work. Laurence Wiley, Earl Mere
lith and MedfOrd Calhoun, who are
members of the Greenwood Dairy
Club, demonstrated the BabcOck Milk
Fest, and judged dairy cattle. Edwin ,
Jnger, Earl Meredith and Ernest !
Judy demonstrated improved methods ,
If fertilization, cultivation and inoc- :
llation of soy beans. Z
At the Delaware State Fair there !
we're fifteen boys teams competed for I
lonOrs, and the Greenwood Soy Bean
cam won a free trip to Springfield,
lass. The Greenwood Dairy team,
anked first in demonstration and sec
nd in judging dairy teams of the
tate, and one of the members of this
ca mranked first as cattle judge of
he State. The Greenwood boys de- C
erve much credit, forsthe initiative t.
hey have taken in thistWork, and for
ne interest they have taken toward F
he advancement of improved meth
ds of agriculture. tt
Our tent meetings are progressing
ne. There have been nine convers- tt
ms up to Monday evening. These
leetings will last until October 7th. Il
ONE out and join in the work of the
ord with us. j
Clinton L. Reckord, of this town, ex-
ects to move his family to Bel Air, al
d., during the late fall, as Mr.. Reck-
rd has been called there by his bro
Ter, Gen. M. A. Reckord. to take II
large of his flour mill and feed bus
less. Mr.. ReckOrd will return every
INNER in order to continue the can
ing business of Reckord Brothers. Z.
Call "PETTYJoHN's" for drugs OF ,
uality." Mail or phone orders. Phone -
Milford.