Milford chronicle., 1927-10-14
Greenwood


Look, parents, teachers and fell
low townsfolk, an intellectual treat
is in store for all those attending the
first meeting of the P. T. A. of Green
wood. Mrs. J. Lewis of Milford will
favor us with an interesting talk on
James WhitcOmb Riley. Another in
teresting feature will be fine Sc
lection of home talent music.
Every parent and all those inter
ested in better schools should make
it point to be present at the school
building on Monday evening, October
II, at p. m.
Mrs. Will Short has returned
home and is some improved at time
of writing. Mrs. Short has been al
Love Point, Md, the past week
where she was on a visit with rela-
tives and was taken i'll quite sudden
ly.
Mrs. Blema ]. Tatman is attend
ing the w. c. T. U. Convention in
Wilmington this week.
Rally day services were held at st
JohnstOwn Church on last Sunday
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In the afternoon the children put on
the program and the evening service
was conducted by the pastor, Rev
DiDehl. He gave a descriptive SER
mon on the Lions" as they present
themselves to us in various ways
along the pathway of life. Watch
learn the way in which the enemy
nrocontc himself tO VO1I
The w. c. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Nora Radcliffe on Wednesday
evening, October 10Th. Remember the
date.
Mrs. Roland Nelson entertained a
number of her friends on last Fri
day evening.
MiIlred Jones of Bridgeville spent
the weekend with her aunt, Mrs.
Clarence Lowe.
Miss Ruth Collision entertained as
dinner guests on last Sunday evening
Miss Margaret Tull and Calvin Will
liams of fredericksburg, Md.
Don't forget the-first P. T. A. meet
ing on next Monday evening.
Miss Marguerite Tatman is much
improved and expects to return to
her work in Wilmington next week.
Mrs. Carlos Tatman is suffering
quite a lot from being in what might
have been a very serious accident.
On returning from Milford last Sat
urday evening and when in the act
of making the turn at Hilltop cross
roads towards their home another
car ran upon them striking their
car in the back. Mrs. Tatman was on
the back seat of the car with her lit
tie daughter. Mrs. Tatman was
thrown from the seat. and her body
bruised quite badly, it being a mys-
terry that none of the occupants OF
the car were not hurt more serious
w. Why is it we can't get traffic
signal at this dangerous crossing?
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman LOgan, of
Chester. Pa and Mrs. Robert Logan
Of Philadelphia spent the weekend
with Mrs. Mary B. COnaway.
The High School Soccer team |
which is composed of practically |
Ill of last years Champions sue
,essfully upheld their reputation
" defeating Harrington High in
he first game of the season. The
score / to 0 in favor of Greenwood
Let's all back the team stronger
han ever this year. 1t is likely
hat they will appear in new soccer
Uniforms in the next game this be-
ng a deserving tribute to the State
Championship team of 1926. Which
" the way is practically the only
cam in the State to be without
proper uniforms Every body come
'ut TO the next game and help th@
9Ovs along.
Mrs Humphreys our p T. =.
president says watch for the com
nittee on membership of the p. T
\. They are coming to see you. If
hey do not reach you before Mon
lay evening, October 18th, come out
ind save them a few steps by do
ng your duty to the school and
DIN the P. T. A. Make this the
,est year we have ever had in our
?. T. A, and thus be able to bring
lOme hOnors for Greenwood P. T
L., from the State Convention. BE
SURE TO COME.