Milford chronicle., 1924-05-23
Greenwood
Firemen's Jubilee

Lon lOI6GL Tie udt6g Nldy Lie OlSL
and the place is Greenwood. For big
time, come to Greenwood and stay the
entire afternoon and evening. There
will be all kinds of stunts such as bag
races, fat mems race, different stunts
by the children and in the afternoon,
there will be a game of ball. Supper
will be served on the green, near the
grandstand. The speaker for the ev-
ening will be one of interest and the
children will give an entertainment.
The High School Band will also be in
evidence. The funds will go towards
new fire engine.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
preached on Sunday evening, May rs,
in the NJ. e. Church by the Rev. L. w.
Layfield. Come out to this interesting
service.
Prizes were given as follows to the
winners in the theme contest in our
school on the subject Powers of the
President, first prize Of $500, Ed
win Unger; second prize of $1,000, Re-
ia Tatman; third prize of $500, Doris
Calhoun. The prizes were given by
Judge Hugh Morris, of Wilmington.
Judge Morris was formerly a resident
of Greenwood.
A number of Greenwood citizens at
tended the cantata given by the Do
yer Choral Society last Thursday eY-
ening.
George Blake of Wilmington visited /
his family last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cahall of Lewes I
spent the weekend with Mrs. Samuel .
Graham.
Lawrence Tatman spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Merris Stay
ton.
Gardens in Greenwood are looking
very good, considering the unseason-
abK weather this spring.
a new engine for use on the NJ. d. !
q C. Railroad has arrived at the Penn
sylYania Railroad freight yards here. {
In addition to the engine, other new !
equipment has arrived here for the Z
railroad. A quantity of coal has been Y
stored for use when the new road is E
again opened to the public. The M. D. Z
& C. Railroad was formerly known as +
the NJ D & V. Railroad. It has not t
been in operation for several months. q
The passenger trains on the road,
when it is again placed in service will Y
be operated by gasoline engines.
Marguerite Tatman entertained her n
Pauline Cahall, of Lewes, over n
the weekend. il
Hootch seems to have made its ap- e.
at Greenwood again, and if r
rumors are true it is of the fighting M
brand The better element of Green
woods citizens hope that those selling n
the moonshine will be quickly appre- h,
nended and punished. gI
Mr.. and Mrs. James Deputy were in IL
last week. While there te
they purchased a new automobile n;
which they drove home. er
Mrs. H. 2. Murphy of st. Michaels, SC
Nd, spent the weekend with Mrs.
stephen Spence.
Mrs. Lawrence Tatman and daugh-
er, Reta, spent the weekend at East
Jew Market aiding the evangelist,
TeOrge w. Cook, in a meeting he is 10
Olding there. he
Mrs. Harold Johnson of Wilmington
pent the weekend here with her hus- -,
and and parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. --' -
ord
Many farmers in this vicinity have ~
nished planting corn. - m,
The basket and crate factory at -
is working at full capacity o, ",
ling its orders for baskets and !IaI R@
rates at this time. sns III.
Mrs. ". S. Lord has returned home uel
fter a weeks visit with friends at -
TOodbury, N. J. ~
The New York Canning and Pre- Hu
,rving Company is getting its plant e.
ere ready for preserving strawber- Igl 10,
es. GUY GUY
Miss Willie Morris has been very sEs
ok for the past several days, but is gIs
little improved at this writing. sre
The graduating class at the Green sIs
bod school will hold their class night O.
ercises in the auditorium on Tues !
y evening next. The graduation ex-
cises will be held at the same place wa
Thursday evening next. The chill no, .
en- will be glad to have all their
lends and persons interested in the mel
blic schools present.
The Methodist Protestant Church ~
s started a Junior Choir. slss
ifa Insurance Cbas HoIzmueI- this
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