Milford chronicle., 1927-02-25
Greenwood

The P. T. A. will give a chicken
salad supper on Friday evening,
March 18th. Remember the date.
We were very sorry to hear of the
sudden death of Mrs. John Donovan
on last Saturday night. Her funeral
services were held at st. JOhnstown
on Tuesday afternoon and many Of
the town folk attended.
Eddie Scanlon, radio artist of Do
yer, was a guest of Miss Reta Tat
man, on Sunday.
Miss Helena Smith, Marian Stay
ton and Marguerite Tatman were all
home for the weekend.
Miss Elizabeth Phillips is very
much improved at this writing. Miss
Phillips was recently operated on
for appendicitis in the Jefferson
Hospital.
There will be a business meeting
of the officers of the c. E. Society
of the M. P. Church at the home of
Mrs. c. B. Porter on Monday, Feb
ruary 2Sth at p. m. All officers are
urged to be present.
Those who were not present at
the P. 7. A. meeting missed a real
treat as we had a very instructive
address by Mr.. Williams, president
of the State Board of Education and
very entertaining program render
ed by the grades under Miss Rogers
and Miss Nowland.
Many of our town folks miss the
Bible class which was conducted by
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who learned to know him and were
able to sit under his teaching that
he is the greatest scholar of the BIZ
BILE we have ever had here. He ap-
parently knows our Bible from COW
er to cover as it is no trouble to
give his reference and quote it word
for word. He surely raised the spir-
itual life of the town and commun-
ity by his marvellous preaching and
teaching.
Mrs. w. S. Lord has been spend
ing sometime in New Jersey with
relatives.
Mrs. Geo. Blake and children have
returned to their home in Newark.
Harvey Spence and mother, A.
Jones, Mrs. Blema Tatman and son
were among those who attended the
De Molay entertainment given in
Dover last Wednesday night.
Rev. L. w. Layfield is able to be
out again after having been confined
to his home last week with a severe
cold.
On account of the very inclement
weather of last Saturday night the
regular meeting of Greenwood
Grange, No. 54, was not held. The
worthy master has called a special
meeting for next Saturday night,
February 26th at which time a good
attendance is desired.
The piano committee has pur-
chased and had installed in the hall
"a piano which hencefOrth will be
used in our ceremonies. Come out
and show this committee by your
presence that you appreciate their
efforts.
The secretary has in hand several
applications for membership which
will be presented to the Grange for
action at this meeting. Be sure and
bring the application of your good
neighbors along to swell the list al
ready started.
Our lecturer. Mrs. Humphreys,
during her hour, will present a very
interesting program which will in
clude the following numbers:
Opening song, selected by chap
lain, Rev F. NJ Cliff.
Current events, Clarence E. Ochel-
tree.
Advantages of the Grange work
ing with the Del-Mar-Va Association
L. L. Richards.
Should a farmer keep farm ac-
counts? Why? H. E. Speicher.
Five reasons why poor seed have
driven men off the farms, W. c. Hat
field.
Why 1 am a farmer, Howard Jump.
Surprise feature, LeOla Ratledge.
Closing song.
The writer wishes to warn all to
watch this last number, the surprise
feature. Please don't miss it.
We are very glad to have in our
midst again our inimitable brother,
Jump, who has been separated from
us all winter. Welcome home, Jump.
The activities of the Methodist
Episcopal Church are looming up in
the right spirit and now that the
special revival efforts have been an
uplift and the regular services will
be resumed as follows for next Sun
day, February q:
1920 a. m. Pastor Smith has ar
ranged for a united service at the
Trinity Church. DR.. w. E. Gunby of
Dover, will be the speaker.
8 D. m. DR.. Gunby will also be the
speaker at st. Johnstown Methodist
Episcopal Church of the Greenwood
Circuit.
1880 p. m. at the Greenwood M. E.
Church. Special song service.
7:45 p. m. Pastor Smith will be
speaker. A good time is expected.
The Boy Scouts meeting will be
held at the Methodist Episcopal
parsonage this Friday night at 1880
O'Clock.
Notice-Have opened in the Green
wood Garage an up to date auto and
farm machine repair shop. Also all
kinds of soldering. All work guar
anteed. Albert Rumpstich. f25-2tp
West End