Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1927-12-23
Greenwood


Christmas services will be held
In both churches ON next Sunday.
All those who are interested in
singing Christmas Carols and are
willing to help are invited to be at
the home of Mrs. Blema J. Tatman
not later than ten minutes of twelve
on Saturday night. Everybody is
invited. Please bring a fashlight.
Many of our folks were in Will
mington and Philadelphia last week
on shopping trips.
Miss Lima Clarke and Mr.. Jess
Sharp, relatives of Mrs. George
Murphy, took Mrs. Murphy to the
city on Sunday so that she might
receive treatment. Mrs. Murphy
has not been well for some time,
having been seriously ill last win
ter. Her condition has not been
good since that time. She has re-
turned home at time of writing and
we hope for her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Nellie Bunting is reported on
the sick list at time of writing.
At the monthly meeting of our P.
T. A. on Monday evening a very
nice Christmas program was put on
under the leadership of Miss Rosa,
the Home Economics teacher
The Mills sisters are enrolled at
Combs Conservatory this winter.
The L. T. L. will be entertained
by the w. c. T. u, in the Fire
mems building on Friday evening,
December 30th.
The revival which is to be Union
meeting of both the M. P. and the M.
E. churches, will start on the Sec
Ond Sunday night of the New Year,
January Sth. Rev. Diehl of the M.
e. Church, will preach the opening
sermon. Rev. C. M. Adams, of Do
yer, is expected to assist in the SER
vices during the first week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Todd were in |
Wilmington on Monday.
Miss Nell Rogers was the leader |
of the Epworth League in the M. E.
Church last Sunday evening. She |
had arranged a Christmas program |
which consisted of a pageant, also |
vocal and instrumental music. The |
program was enjoyed by all present. |
Watch this paper next week for |
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the State Library Commission.
A regular stated meeting of Green
wood Grange, P. of H., No. 81, will
be held on Monday evening, Decem-
Der 26th, at 1880 o'clock sharp. Come
out and enjoy Christmas with us.
Greenwood Grange is always glad to
entertain visiting grangers and you
will always find hearty welcome.
At our meeting held on Monday
evening, December IL, our annual
election of officers was held, which
resulted in many changes. The new
ly elected officers are as follows:
Worthy Master, S. C. Atherton; ov-
erseer, c. E. Ocheltree; treasurer,
VIM. H. Carlisle, ST.; secretary pur-
agent, E. B. Belts; steward,
Jump; assistant steward,
Harold Mervine; chaplain, Arthur
Tatman; lecturer, Florence Hum
phreys; lady assistant steward, Mary
r. Loockerman; gate keeper, John
Cannon; ceres, Viola Ocheltree;
fora, Mrs. Horace Edgell; pomona,
Leila Tatman; trustees, c. H. Cal
houn, chairman; S. L. Richards and
LIO1 Lu6CAAs
These newly elected officers of
your grange earnestly solicit your
help during the coming year so that
they may lead Greenwood Grange on
to new heights of success. We have
been very successful during our
short existence, but we are not sat
Isfied but must keep on forging
ahead and to do this every member
Of Greenwood Grange has duty to
perform so let's not have any slack
ers among US but instead let all get
behind and keep on pushing up hill
The entertainment committee will I
have full charge of the program at !
Dur next meeting. Each member is
to purchase some small |
gift at the and 10 cent stores to be
exchanged among the members. q
There will be a Christmas tree and S
Christmas carols will be sung and I
games played. In fact we expect a
oily good time on Monday evening, \
December 26. Let's all look forward \
% this entertainment and make it q G
success. We wish all of our members r
md their families a very merry
Christmas and happy and prosper /
JUS New Year. +