Milford chronicle., 1926-09-10
Greenwood

Miss Mary Barwick was a SesQui
visitor last week.
Alfred Salisbury visited friends in
Wilmington and Philadelphia last
week.
Mrs. L. Tatman was in Wilmington
on Saturday.
Miss Mildred Long, Miss Reta Tat
man and Miss Mary Barwick have
gone to their schools. Miss Long is
teaching in Smyrna and Miss Tat
man and Miss Barwick in Dover.
Miss Marian Stayton has gone to
Wilmington to start her training at
Beacom's Business College.
Sewell McIlvaine spent Sunday
with his parents.
Miss Marguerite Tatman was home
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
los Tatman over the weekend.
Many of our folks attended the
different camps on Sunday.
Willard S. Salisbury and family OF
Wilmington spent Sunday here with
his parents.
Walter Belts and wife and Orville
Cohee and wife motored to Philadel-
phia to spend a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Stayton of Will
mington visited relatives near st.
Johnstown over the weekend.
There will be an all day meeting
of all the white teachers Of Sussex
county on Saturday, September 18th
in Ryon's Theatre, Georgetown,
starting at $3.50 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Conaway en-
tertained Rev. Spry and family at
dinner on Monday evening.
The Missionary Auxiliary Of the M.
P. Church will hold a bake in the
drug store on Saturday afternoon,
September 18th. One of the windows
will be used to display the pies,
cakes, rolls, biscuits and candy.
Come and help this good cause
along.
Mrs. Warren Lynch was an out OF
town visitor last week.
Mrs. E. B. Belts visited her sister,
Mrs. Rob Day in Clayton last week.
Mrs. Day has been quite i'll but is
some improved at this time.
We are sorry to have had the sad
news of Mrs. Minos Isaacs' death
brought to us. Full particulars will
be in next weeks paper.
Mrs. Leola Ratledge entertained at
dinner on last Sunday at her home
in honor of her aunt, Mrs. Anna
Jones of West Collingswood, N. j
The immediate family was present
and among the out of town guests
were Deputy States Attorney General
E. D. Wiley and wife of Dover. Mr.
Wiley is a nephew of Mrs. Jones
The dinner was given Mrs. Jones II
honor of her 9Th birthday. She has
been spending the summer with hel
sister, Mrs. Laura Elliott. When Mr.
Wiley led Mrs. Jones to the dining
room, she wept with JOY on seeing
the table decorated with flowers anC
a birthday cake with the eighty-fv'
candles on it. Mrs. Jones is won
derful woman, very religious and il
I'D to date in her ways and ideas an(
our little town is always glad to wei
come her here for stay which Il
always too short for her man!
friends as she is an inspiration to al
with whom she comes in contac
with. We all wish her many happ,
returns of the day.
Greenwood School Opens
Greenwood school officially opene'
Tuesday morning, September I'll
with a large enrolment. The frs
/ day enrolment was senior class 10
Junior, 10; sophomore, 20; freshman
. 27. a total of 70 for the high school
: The total enrolment of the grade
was 1913, making total for til
, whole school of 263. All of the las
t years teachers returned with the eX
? ception of Mr.. Kuhn, who last yea
} taught the 7th grade. Miss Lettie c
Newland of Roanoke, Va, a gradual
/. of the University of Virginia, vii
l teach the 7th grade this year.
= Greenwood Grange Organization
Complete
1 On Saturday night, September 4tf
e after two previous meetings for tn
l same purpose, the organization G
Greenwood Grange, P. of H, wa
completed.
= The purpose of this meeting was I
obtain as large a membership q
a possible and have the application fo
d a charter signed. A large numbe
were present and fortly-five person
d signed the application.
!. After a short literary program th
d Grange adjourned to meet again @
d Saturday evening, September is,
g n. m. Governor and Mrs. Robinso
s are expected to be present, and wi
v explain and exemplify the secrt
= words of the Grange at this time.
: Mrs. Emory Wiley and daughte
Betty have returned home afte
= spending ten days with Mrs. Pal
S Kenney at RehOboth.