Milford chronicle., 1927-10-21
Greenwood


0. This was the second regular
game of the season. The next will
be played at home on Friday after
noon of this week when Caesar
Rodney will play the return game.
Now that soccer is gaining greater
Dopularity throughout the State and
Nation, let us give our home team
greater support and incidentally
help the boys to purchase their SOC
Ger uniforms. Remember the date
Friday, October 21st.
Announcement will be made this
week of the Annual Community
Corn Show, which will be held in
the auditorium on Thursday, No
vember 3rd. A much greater display
of exhibits will be expected, and
every farmer in the community is
invited to exhibit. Definite announ-
cements, entry lists, etc, will be
mailed later. Whether you receive
a list or not you are eligible just
the same. The surplus from the re-
ceipts of the evening last year will
provide for fifteen cash second
prizes.
We are very sorry to have to re-
port Will Short as being very i'll at
time of writing. Both Mr. and Mrs.
Short are in the Marshall Hospital.
Mrs. Short has improved some since
being there.
Rally Day will be observed in the
NJ P. Church on next Sunday morn
ing. Mrs. Clarence Spence is in
charge of the program. Everybody
is cordially invited to attend this
service next Sunday morning at
1890.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church
will hold their annual church sup
per on Saturday evening, November
5th, in the basement of the Fire
mems building. Remember the date.
Notice of the menu will be given in
a later issue of this paper.
"A very interesting program was
put on in our P. 7. A. on Monday
evening. This was the first meeting
of the year and the attendance was
very encouraging to our new presi-
dent, Mrs. Albert Humphreys. Mrs.
Frank Elliott is the chairman of the
program committee. Her assistants
are Miss Tatman and Miss Newland,
both teachers in the school. Mrs.
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Milford who gave a very interesting
talk on James Whitcomb Riley from
her personal acquaintance with him.
This was much appreciated. Neyt
on the program, Earle Hollis, Oscar
Nemish of Harrington with Mrs.
Blema Tatman at the piano render
ed musical selections. Mr.. Hollis
and Mr.. Nemish first playing violin
and cello, then their banjoes. These
numbers were greatly eujoyed.
Watch for the next meeting night.
Come out and be helped education
ally as well as socially.
Prof. Former has been on the sick
list the past few days.
MI. ana Mrs. G. B. Porter enter
tanned friends from Wilmington on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Waller were
Sunday visitors of Mr.. Mrs. c. b.
Porter.
The W. G. I. u met with Mrs. w.
II kadcIlHe on Wednesday evening.
Miss Reta Tatman was in viii
mlngton over the weekend where
she was soloist at the entertainment
given by Beacon College in the Ho-
tel Biltmore.
A regular stated meeting of Green
wood Grange, P. of H., No. 81, will
be held on next Monday night. Oc-
toDer 24th, at 1880 o'clock D. m. It
is DESTROYS that all committees with.
the chairmen be present at this
meeting for at this time all final ar
rangements will be made for the en-
tertainment of the Sussex County
POMONA Grange, which will meet
with us on the following Thursday,
october 9th. This will be an all day
meeting and we want all to come
prepared to spend the day. There
VIII be eats aplenty and no occasion
1or anyone to leave. The committee
IN charge of the culinary depart-
ment are all grange ladies, famous
Tor their art and they have promis-
ed feed fit for the kings.
At this meeting the Pomona
Grange will confer the fifth degree
and Greenwood Grange is DESTROYS
OF having a large class of their
members take this degree. At our
last regular meeting, our lecturer
put on program that was very in
structlVe in one part and very anus
ing IN another part. A pleasant eve
hing was enjoyed by all that attend
ed this meeting. Our good Brother
Jump was present with that famous
smile that just simply wont wash
Off. Brother Richards made fine
woman but he should have his
dresses made little larger in cir
cumterence and length so that they
VIII not show his Venus DeMilo
shape so prominently. Brother Ed
geII made a good dude with his
swallow tail and derby hat. Our
MARY made an excellent boy. HUMP
trleu his best to impersonate a wo-
man, but the writer was very much
impressed with the striking resem-
blance to the Catholic Monks that
one can meet on the streets of italy.
The other fellow who is verv much
OF a heavyweight tried to get into a
lady's garment and it took hydraulic
pressure almost to accomplish the
trick.
There will be plenty of smiles for
everyone at our next meeting, so
come out and do your bit.
We would be very much pleased
to have our good Brother and Sister
Galloway meet with us.
Our lecturer will be sure to have
something to entertain with. She
can't be beat in her position but
she needs the cooperation of the
membership.
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