Milford chronicle., 1922-08-04
GREENWOOD

gust 18th. The program Will cOnSiS
of holy communion and sermon a
10 o'clock and speaking by some o
the former pastors of the church. Al
the afternoon session many of the for
mer pastors are expected to be pres
ent, and many of the old members Oi
the church that have moved away are
looked for. Organization of the NJ. p
Church in Greenwood was sometime
/ in 1879 or 1880. A building was erect
ed in 1880 under the pastoFate of Rev
J. e. Nicholson, who has since passed
to his rest. The present church build
/ ing was erected and dedicated in 1908
and is entirely free of debt Former
members, remember the date, August
18th, 10 a. m. Come and see your for
mer place of worship, and the old IA
miliar faces. ALI are welcome.
The work on the remodeling Of Oak
ley M. p Church is rapidly approach
ing completion. This will make it a
very attractive church building, and
one which the community will be
proud of. 1t is now planned to organ
ize a Sunday school at Oakley, and
this will be accomplished Immediately
after the work on the church is COM
pleted. Preaching services are held at
Oakley Church every Sunday after
noon at p. m. and holy communion
service the last Sunday of each month.
There is a place for you and your
children at Oakley M P. Church.
Mrs. William Reynolds is very sick
at this writing. Her daughter from
Wilmington has been home for a few
days.
The Bethel M. P. Church will begin
on August 21st, a service of an old
time bush meeting which will be held
each night until September End. There
will also be meetings held on Tues
day and Thursday afternoons during
the time. The preachers for the meet
ings will be the Rev. DR.. J. w. Trout,
D. D., of Philadelphia. He is one OF
the best known camp meeting preach
ers on the peninsula, and one whose
sermons are long remembered by his
hearers. The Rev. w. S. Summers OF
Baltimore is another one on the pro
gram. He will preach on August Il,
%, %, "a. There are several other
preachers on the program.
E. B. Belts is home for few days.
Nathan Richards, of Chestertown,
spent the weekend here with his par
ents.
John Richards who has been sick
for few days is much improved at
this writing.
Clarence Spence of Wilmington
spent the week end here with his par
ents.
R. L. Coulter, Sr., entertained his
mother last week.
Wilson Owens who had his foot
crushed last year on the concrete road
and who was in the Milford Hospital
for several weeks, was compelled to
go to a hospital in Wilmington, a
short time ago and have his big toe
removed and part of the bone from
the side of his foot.
Otis johnson and wife of Chester,
Pa, motored to Greenwood and visited
his mother, Mrs. Mary Johnson.
Mrs. Roscoe Galloway who was
very ill at the last writing from fever
is slowly recovering.
Harry Mills who has been very i'll
for several weeks with typhoid fever
is somewhat improved at this writing.
Ethel Robinson of Philadelphia who
has been visiting the Rev and Mrs.
OUICuuGs
Miss Elizabeth Stidham Of Milford
visited Miss Blanche zimmerman the
past week.
Harry Mckee. of New Jecsa0 srent |
.hc weekend here with his aunt, Mrs.
Kate Houseman and Miss Blanche |
zimmerman.
Hazel Long who has been attending |
school in Wilmington is home for
month.
Mrs. M W. Sutcliffe has gone to
Philadelphia to visit her sister.
Seth Long visited his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Long here on Monday.
Mrs. Lizzie Porter and children Cf
Greenwood and Mrs. Helen Phillips
ind children of New Haven, Conn.,,
lave returned home for two weeks
,uting at Oak Orchard.
Mrs. c. L. Richards entertained her
mother and father from Baltimore the
Dast week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Jones are re-
eiving congratulations upon the ar
ival of fine baby boy. Mother and
on are doing nicely.
At this writing Mr.. Hornberger's
child is very ill and not eX-
,ected to recover.
At the Kent and Sussex Fair held
t Harrington the demonstration
cams of the boys and girls club of
won free trips to the State
air
Reta Mae Tatman, Thelma Buell.,
)oris Calhoun, members OF the baking
lub, demonstrated the preparation of
luncheon.
Ernest Judy, Earl Meredith and Ed
lin, Wanger, members of the soy bean
lub, demonstrated the inOuculation of
oy beans.
Lawrence Wiley, Earl Meredith and
edford Calhoun, members of the
airy club, demonstrated the Babcock
lilk and cream test, and judged dairy 1
attle.
The team will demonstrate the same
t the State Fair in competition for
trip to Springfield, Mass.
The baking club of Greenwood won
igh honors at. the fair. This club will
resent a. play in the auditorium on
aturday evening, August 5th, entit-
d mo Trespassing." Come out and
clip the girls as there are expenses
be met in this work.
Call "PErrYJoHN's" for drugs Of
uality." Mail or phone orders. Phone
Milford.
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