Milford chronicle., 1923-03-16
GREENWOOD

In reply to the note sent to the Chron-
icle last week from CollingswOod, N. j..
Will say one ounce of good common
thought would have prevented all this
nOtoriety. Yes, there are two more
churches in Greenwood, outside of the
Methodist Protestant, namely the M. E.
and the a. NJ. E. Churches, but as 1 get
nothing to publish from the other chur-
ches, it cannot be done. Anything that is
not sleeping generally is talked about. We
all know where it came from, and from
whom it came from, so we will lay it on
the shelf for safe keeping, and for what
| it is worth
There was new pastor at the NJ. 3.
Church last Sunday night, and they all
seemed to enjoy the sermon.
| Brooks Dawson rendered bass solo at
the M. %. Church on Sunday evening and
it was enjoyed by all.
Rev. w. d. Short, of the M. q. Church,
will go to conference on April 4th, which
will be held at Dover.
Reta Mae Tatman had as her guest
over the Weekend Mildred Collision.
DR.. J. L. Straughn, d. D., of the Mary
land Conference, had to cancel his en-
gagement to speak in the M. P. Church
last Sunday evening, due to sudden ill
ness.
VIM. Fowler is seriously ill at his home
and his recovery is not expected.
Mrs. Samuel Graham who was paraly-
zed more than a week ago, is not much
improved.
Mrs. Deborah Murphy has recovered
from her recent illness.
Clifford Elliott while making a fire was
seriously burned about the face.
George A. Ely and w. A. Long motored
to Wilmington on last Friday and spent
the week
Mrs. Wheatley Reynolds is recovering
rapidly from her recent illness in the Mil
ford Emergency Hospital
Mr.. and Mrs Edmund Taylor are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the birth of
Tavyrence Tatnoap snent tbe vreelx-end
in Baltimore with friends.
G. B. Porter has started his ice plant
and is now making ice and ice cream.
Vaughn Conoway who has been in Pan
anna for several years. has returned to
his home in Greenwood.
Oscar Lof1and is putting up new
bungalow on Governor avenue.
Mrs. James White who has been in
poor health for several years, died at her
home in Greenwood on Wednesday. She
was a member of the M. e. Church. She
leaves a husband and several children to
mourn her loss. Interment was made at
fredericksburg, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Cahall entertained
their daughter and granddaughter of
Wilmington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wiley OF Dover
spent the weekend in Dover.
Mrs. Randel Beebe of Wilmington spent
the weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Mrs. SamIel Powell died at her home in
Greenwood this week, leaving an infant
baby.
Dr.. w. S. Hunter and family are visit
ing friends in Collingswood, N. J.
A play will be given in the theatre
the Lyceum. Come out and enjoy it with
us.
The Greenwood Parent Teacher Asso-
citation will hold its regular meeting on
Monday evening, March 18th. George A.
Ely will be the speaker of the evening. A
short play will be given entitled School
Day." with the following cast: Teacher,
Mrs. Charles Porter; scholars. Mrs. Mer-
edith, Mrs. Rust, Mrs Salisbury, Mrs.
w. D. Short, Mrs. Atherton, Mr. Rust,
Mr.. Lyden, Mr.. Will Conoway, Mr.. Ath-
erton, Mr.. Rawlinson and others. This
will be given as part Of the regular meet
ing, and no admission will be charged
All are welcome.
A concert will be given by the DeNIoss
Family at the Greenwood Episcopal
Church, under the auspices of the Green |
wood P. T. A. on March oath. This con-
cert has been given in several towns in |
Delaware, and has been enthusiastically |
received. The DeMoss Family are fam |
Jus entertainers and are giving excellent |
programs.