Milford chronicle., 1927-04-01
Greenwood

"A Little Clodhopper," a three
act cOmedy-drama, with special mu-
sic, by Walter Ben Hare, will be
presented in the Greenwood Audi
torium on Friday. April 8, at 8 p. m.
This play is given for the benefit of
the Greenwood Volunteer Fire Com
pany. Everybody get your tickets
before it is too late. Come and en-
joy yourselves and help the firemen.
Characters Septimus Green,
young book agent, full of pep, Har-
vey Spence; Ocey Gump, a fresh
country product, H. w. Pearson;
George Chiggerson, an innocent lit
tie lamb from the city, w. l.. Coul-
ter; Mrs. ChiggersOn-BOgg his
doting mamma, with a smooth
scheme, Mrs. Ronald Fry; Miss Jul
ietta Bean, q Splinterville boarding.
house keeper, Mrs. James Deputy;
Chairman Carter, who thinks she's
vampire, Mrs. Homer Lynch;
Judy, little clOdhopper from the
poor house, Mrs. II. w. Pearson.
The play is catchy, active comedy
with dramatic climaxes at the end
of each act. Judy is a little clod-
hopper from the poor-hOuse, a mer-
ry, trusting, innocent, mischievous
little rOmp. Her father deserted
her years before, but now is rich
man in a hospital in Texas. He
writes to the scheming Mrs. CHG
gerson-Boggs, who was the former
matron of the poor-house and asks
her to locate his lost child. Mrs.
BOggs, knowing that Judy is an
heiress, determines to marry her to
her son George, a city dude. Come
and see how it turns out.
The Entertainment Committee of
Greenwood Grange, P. of H., No 54,
have completed their arrangements
for the Easter Service in the M. e.
Church in Greenwood on Easter
Sunday evening, April II. at eight
o'clock. The main feature of the
program is a marvellous junior choir
of around so voices, also solos and
quartetts. The pianist is Mrs. Ron
aid Frye. The program is entirely
different from any that has been
given in this locality. AS it is held
in the NJ. E. Church the collection
will go toward the benevOlences of
that church. Come everybody and
see what the Grange is doing in
Greenwood.
There will be an Easter social at
Fishers School on April 8th. Don't
forget this. Everybody come and
have a good time, while you help
your school along. The teacher,
Mrs. Elsie O'Bier, extends an in
vitation to everybody. Come.
Even though it was a stormy |
night our boys and girls were very |
successful with their supper last |
Saturday evening.
Ralph Collision was home over the
weekend.
Marian Stayton spent the week.
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. It. Stayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Stayton, of
spent a few days with
relatives near town.
Mr.. George Blake and family, of
Newark, spent the weekend with
relatives here.
Mrs. Nan Bennett and son Clin-
ton entertained friends from Phila-
delphia on Sunday.
Our baseball fans are beginning
to show their enthusiasm over this
sport
Remember the play to be given
for the Firemen on the 8th of April,
The Little Clodhopper. This is con-
sidered a very good play, so come
and be entertained by your home
talent. 1t is reported that every
is being played exception
ally well. Place, the Auditorium.
There will be an Easter social
held at Fishers School Friday eve
ming, April 9Th. Everybody invited
to come out and make it a success.
There will be ice cream, cake, candy
for sale; also the girls will have
Easter eggs. There will be prizes
to give to the lucky ones. Don't
forget the date, April Sth.
Rev. c. Alfred Smith, who has
been the pastor Of the Greenwood
NJ. E. Church during the past year,
has entered the evangelistic field
again for service, and his residence
will be at Greenwood indefinitely.
Quite a host of Rev. Smiths friends
On Greenwood Circuit are pleased at
this announce mt, and his future
outlook is br'