Milford chronicle., 1922-06-23
GREENWOOD

The ladies of the w. G. 7. U. will
hold a festival on the lawn back of
the M. E. Church, Saturday evening
June 24th. Ice cream, cake and candv
will be on sale. Come out and j5in
the crowd, and help a good cause
along. 90
Rose Lord of Wilmington was Nome
over the weekend with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Hanks and
family have gone to Philadelphia to
spend week with friends.
Harry Mckee of New JERSEY spent
the weekend here with friends.
All the boys attending school at
the University of Delaware. and all
the girls attending the Women's Col
lege, at Newark, are home for the
summer d@fl
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Isaacs are the
happy parents of big baby boy.
Children's Day services at the M.
P. Church was beautifully rendered.
and everyone seemed to enjoy them.
The collection Amounted to S1OO.12.
Elmer Tucker who is a great suf-
ferer from rheumatism is little inn
proved.
A. Jones is Suffering with his hand
that ne caught in his automobile, cut
ting and bru]sing it badly,
Mr. and Mrs. Ebe Reynolds are the |
proud parents of baby boy.
Mrs. JOIN w. Warrington who has |
been a sEeat sufferer from cancer of
the stomach for many months, passed
away t9 her eternal rest on Wednes-
DAY evening of last week. Funeral SER
wees were held at her home on Sat
uroay afternoon, with interment at
81. Johnstown's cemetery. Mrs. War
rlngtOn was a great sufferer, but a
paIient one. She made her peace with
GOd, some months before the Lord
Called her home. She was a member
of the Methodist Protestant Church,
a good and kind neighbOr and always !
doing the best she could for friends
and relatives. She was a good mother
and a loving WIFE
Mrs. Charles Cox died at her home
last Friday, at the age of 81 years.
IInterment at Seaford cemetery on d
Monday. She leaves a husband to
mourn her loss.
Alton Wright, son of Herbert .
Wright, formerly of this town, but Z
who had moved to Chester, Pa, over l,
a year ago, was drowned in the river :
at Chester on Sunday, June 18th, dur .
ing a big thunder storm. He was about .
II years old, and good swimmer,
but his feet became entangled in some >,
bark which prevented him from using .
his feet, and thus causing him to "
drown. His remains were brought to Il
last week, and buried in "
cemetery. o
Pearl Todd of Wilmington is home
for an indefinite time with her mother. 4
Clarence Spence has accepted a po- Il
sition in Wilmington with Sharpless "
Ice Cream Company. II
The Ladies Aid will hold festival G
at Todd's Chapel M. E.. Church on v
and Friday evenings, June W
29th and 30th. T
4th of July Celebration n
Greenwood will celebrate the Fourth
Of July with gala field day. Band A.
concerts by the Greenwood band, and RI
fireworks in the evening. The affair
will be under the direction of the 9"
young peoples association of the town
and a supper will be sold on the high C
school grounds between five and seven II
o'clock. Silver and bronze medals will s.
De given as prizes for the 1-2 and IA
nile runs. 440-yd., 220, 100 and So n,
I'd. dashes. The prizes will be on dis 4
)lay in the store windows of Green
wood early next week. A real pie eat
ng contest will be one of the features
If the day and cash prize will be fo
lffered. 10
Bring your family and spend the -
fternoon and evening with us. The c.
vents will begin promptly at two o. ar
lock.
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quality" Mail or phone orders. Phone
3 Milford. 16