Milford chronicle., 1925-03-27
Greenwood

The Ladies Auxiliary of the M. P
Church will hold an entertainment
Saturday evening, March 28th, in the
auditorium of the high school build
ing. The program will consist Oi
music by the band, reading by Mrs
Frank Elliott, a "Darkey Sermon and
Song" by Mary Clifton. Instrumental
music by a trio, play in six char
acters, entitled I'm a Railway Sta
ton"
After the play there will be plenty
of home made candy and pop corn,
a grab bag and other games. Come
and bring your best girl and have
lots of fun. Both the young and the
old will enjoy this affair, as we gen.
orally need little pep in the spring
time.
John Stewart, a son of the late
Mary Ann Stewart, who resided near
Greenwood, died at his home last
week. The funeral was held from his
late home and interment made in st.
JOhnstoWn cemetery. He leaves sew
eral sons and daughters and a wife.
Mrs. Stewart at the time of his
death, was in the Marshall Hospital
in Milford, where she had been op-
Grated on for appendicitis.
Howard Williamson and Miss Mary
Anderson were quietly married last
week.
A new business has been started
in Greenwood by Roscoe Galloway,
who is making concrete grave lin
ings, which does away with having
to brick up graves in the cemetery.
He is getting a considerable num-
ber of orders for them.
Shad are in our market and the
prices are very high-about 81 for
a buck shad of good size.
Harry Butler who goes to the |
south each spring season to buy |
left Greenwood with |
Mrs. Butler last week, for Georgia.
The fox hunters are at it again,
Ooasting about their dogs. Ward Bar
wick, who weighs about $50 pounds
owns two black faced hound dogs,
which are the champions of all dogs
n Greenwood-so he says. He says
hat several, who thought they own
ID champion fox hounds, called on
lin to take part in a chase, and the
'esult was, that his black faced
lOund dogs ran the other dogs al
most to death. Ward certainly has
ONE dogs for fox hunting.
Isaac Adams is the champion saw
r of wood in Greenwood or vicinity.
lie sawed IS loads of wood in eight
ours and then called come on boys
nth more wood"
Warren Lynch has moved with his
amily int Othe Mcpherson house. 1
Mrs. Blanche Tatman has been j
isiting in Dover.
Walter Belts from Wilmington {
7as home part Of the week with his {
amily.
Robert Mcpherson has moved to 5
owe Point, Md. &
Robert Day and family from Clay S
IN were guests of E. B. Belts and I
lmily over Sunday. f
Lawrence Tatman, Jr., was a guest Z
{ John Elliott over Sunday on the e
Lrm near Bridgeville.
Mrs. Kupjian has returned from h
and brought home with e
sr a fine baby girl to brighten their Y
Ome r
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Gray and Mr..
pence of Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs. S
. G.. Sapp and Mrs. J. F. Houseman f,
Milford, spent Sunday evening
ith Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Satterfield N
this place. s.
Betty Wiley, daughter of R. E. v
illey is sick at her grandmother n
Pennington, with scarlatina.
Grace Porter of Philadelphia and v
trl Porter of New Castle spent the Ii
here with their parents, a
r. and Mrs. J. Frank Porter. o,
Edwin Taylor and family moved
to their new home, just recently n
from Brooks Dawson, on M
lesday n
c. B. Porter has begun making r.
2 and ice cream. m
Mrs. W. S. Hunter, wife of DR.. W.
Hunter, formerly of Greenwood, al
w of Derry, Pa, who was operated n
at st. Agnes Hospital, in Phila- NJ
lphia, has returned to her home, II,
ry much improved. n
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