Milford chronicle., 1927-02-04
Greenwood

Miss Ethel Gibson, principal of
our high school, is quite sick at the
home of her cousin, Stewart Gibson
with whom she stays.
Miss Marian StaytOn has returned
to her studies in Beacon College af-
ter being home ill for a while.
Mrs. Blema Tatman attended the
National w. c. I. U. Convention held
in Washington, D. c., last week.
This is considered the biggest thing
the w. c. T. U. has eyer put on in
the Nations Capitol. Among the So
cial functions in their honor was
reception at the White House, an al
ternOOn tea in the home of the AS
sistant United States Attorney-Gen-
eral, she being a great temperance
woman. A luncheon in the home OF
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Pinchot OF
Pennsylvania and banquet on last
Thursday night. There being 7O4
covers laid. Invited guests of the w.
! c. 7. U. consisted of either an eX-
Governor, Senator or Representative
from each State in the Union, also
a, representative of the Protestant
Churches. Among these Bishop Nc
Dowell represented the NJ. E..
Church. They visited the unknown
soldiers grave at Arlington and
placed a wreath thereon; also held
a memorial service in Statuary Hall
of fame at the statue of Frances
willard, Ex-Governor Yates OF ILL
nois making the address.
Miss Eva Morris, the representa-
tive of the State Library Commits
sion work in this district, wishes to
make known the dates she will be
in Greenwood. The dates are Febru-
ary 18th and March 18th. Place, R.
E. Willey's store; time, 10 a. m. to
$3.50 p. m. Every lover of good liter
ature should avail themselves of this
free opportunity afforded them
through this free circulating Ii
brary, sent out by the State Library
Commission. Remember the dates.
Master Lawrence Tatman spent a
part of last week with his friend,
Clifford Elliott of near town.
C. B. Porter has at this time a
very nice line of house furnishings
Alton Downes and wife were out
of town visitors on Sunday.
Miss Thelma Buell. is home from
college for a few days, it being mid
term vacation.
Harold ConOway who serves milk
on E. F. Isaacs milk route, has been
quite i'll at his home here with the
grippe.
A meeting of Greenwood Grange
No. 54, was held on last Saturday
evening, January 29th, in the Odd
Fellows Hall.
We had with us on this occasion
C. ]. Holzmueller, Worthy Master OF
Milford Grange, ]. Roosa, Mrs. Roo
sa and many others from Milford
Grange. We were very glad to have
these Grangers meet with us, and
sincerely hope that this will not be
the last time that we will have the
pleasure of entertaining these splen-
did neighbors. Brother and Sister
Roosa were present for the express
purpose of installing our newly
elected officers who will serve
Greenwood Grange during the year
1927. The installation ceremonies
were performed in very credltaole
manner.
During the lecturers hour we
were entertained with current events
by Sister Delema Isaacs.
Recitation, "The Minuet OF Long
Ago" Elizabeth Belts.
Coon Song, Mary R. Loockerman
Recitation, Viola Ocheltree.
Reading, Leila Tatman.
Funny stories were told by any
one who had anything to offer.
Refreshments were served by the
ladies' of Greenwood Grange and a
very enjoyable evening was had by
all who attended.
where we're you, Brother Jump?
You missed the time of your life.
Our next regular meeting will De
held next Saturday night, February
5th. at which time full attendance
Of memSers. is desired. Visiting
grangers always welcome. .. .-.-- ~