Milford chronicle., 1926-10-22
Greenwood

Miss Marian Stayton was home
over the weekend.
The st. JohnstOwn Aid met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Car
isle last Thursday evening. A very
interesting and entertaining pro-
gram had been arranged by the
president. Mrs. Carlos Tatman. Al
Ter the business of the society had
been attended to, a social hour was
enioyed by all. There were De-
tween 80 and 100 people present
and as usual the good homemade
cake and ice cream was served IN
the JOhnstown style, after Whlcn
they bade their hostess goOu-Dye
and went to their homes.
Mrs. Frank Elliott has returned
home after an interesting trip thru
New York, Connecticut, Massachus-
etts. Rhode Island, Vermont and
New Hampshire, with Mr.. Elliott S
sister. Miss Kate Elliott, of Call"
fornia
MFR. Alfred Salisbury mOtored to
Wilmington on Saturday and re-
turned on Sunday.
Mrs. w. E. Adams has returned
home after a weeks visit in New
Jersey. Philadelphia and Whining
ton.
Miss Reta Tatman was home over
the weekend.
The property of the late Mrs. A
NJ. Jones has been purchased by
her daughter, Mrs. Blema }. tat
man. and the Tatman family ex-
pect to occupy it in the near future
Please remember Miss Mayo VIII
he at the M. E. Church this Satur-
dav evening, October 23rd. and will
give her famous lecture, "The En-
emy." Come out to hear her. Tick
cts are now on sale at 25c each.
Miss Marguerite Tatman was
home over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. COhee have
returned after a visit with relative:
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Wiley an(
daughter Betty were in Philadel
phia several days last week. While
there they visited the Sesqui, als'
The Miracle" at the metropolitan
Opera House.
Greenwood Grange, P. of H. Nc
54. met last Saturday evening, DC
tober 16, in the last regular meet
ing of the month. One new mem
ber was obligated and the regula
order OF business followed. Plan
were discussed for a HallOwe'el
party to be held on October 80, un
der the auspices of the Grange. TIL
following committees were appoint
ed: Food committee, Mrs. E. I
Belts, chairman; Kitchen, Mrs. /
F. Isaacs, chairman; Receivlns
Mrs. M. A. Webb, chairman; Hal
Mr.. S. T. Richards, chairman; En-
tertainment, Miss Mary r. BoocB
erman, chairman. A regular ole
fashioned Halloween party is plan
ned, which is to be open to the pur
lie, and will probably be held in tn
Opera House. The admission wi
be 25c to all. Refreshments apprC
pirate to the occasion will be SCI
we'd. All persons are expected
be in costume, and prize Will b
given for the best costume on tn
floor.
Greenwood was again victOriOu
in soccer last Friday, October 15tl
QeIGdIlQS II6 DIluSSN1llS I1l6
School team by a score of 5 to l.
A very enjoyable birthday ann
versary was held last Wednesda
evening at the home of Mrs. B.
Helm aCeEwood, in honor of he
sister ). M. F. Chase, of Phil;
delphia. About thirty guests wei
present. A program consisting
vocal and instrumental selection
PT2 HPSrlse cfiorl!Aes, recitations an
readings was much enjoyed. Mr.
Chase is an evangelist of rare abb
ity, and is teacher of the Unity B
BILE Glass Of Philadelphia and Sta
HILL Three poems, written /
members of the class, each emu
ating the life of Mrs. Chase, wei
read and much enjoyed. At lat
hour the guests were invited
the dining room, which was beal
tifully decorated with ferns, cl
flowers and crepe paper, the colo
scheme being pink and whit
where a dainty luncheon consistin
of sandwiches. potato salad, HI
cocoa, cake and ice cream, VIZ
served. The table centerpiece VIZ
a huge boquet OF white dahlia
around which was grouped nil
lighted candles, representing Il
nine years of Mrs. Chase's Ii