Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1928-02-24
Greenwood


The monthly meeting of the Ep-
worth League of the M. E. Church
will be held on next Monday evening
in the church after which social
hour will be enjoyed in the form of
an entertainment put on by men,
bers of the League and games will
be played that are suitable for a
good time in the right way. All me1n-
bers and friends are cordially invit-
ed to be present. Remember the date
Monday evening, February 81.
Don't forget the entertainment to
be given by the seventh Ind eighth
grades in the school building next
Friday night, February oath at 8 p.
m. Admission 10 and 20 cents.
Miss Betty Porter spent the week
end with relatives in Delmar.
Paul Hershberger is home recov-
ering from very deep cold.
Death has again visited our Vicin-
ity. This time claiming James Tull.
Mr.. Tull had not been well for some
time, being a suffered of dropsy, but
had not seemed any worse than us
ual when retiring on Sunday night,
but when he was called on Monday
morning he failed to answer and
upon making an investigation his !
brother Charlie who lived with him
discovered he was dead. Funeral SER
vices were held in St. Johnstown on |
Wednesday afternoon with Rev.
Diehl in charge. Interment in
BridgeVille cemetery.
Rev. and Mrs. Diehl spent Monday
and Tuesday with their parents in
and Rock Hall, Md.
Remember the measuring social at
Union School, near Epworth Church
on Friday night, February oath. Pro-
ceeds for Epworth Church.
John Bradley has sold his prop
erty to Miss Mable Conoway and
Miss Conway and her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Conway, expect
to take possession soon.
Mrs. Blema Tatman reports a few
vacant periods where she can add
few new scholars to her class in
music.
Miss Hannah Dekune, a former ]
lome economics teacher in our {
school spent the weekend with Mr.. +;
Ind Mrs. H. E. Mills.
Miss Marguerite Tatman was at E
Ter home over the weekend. {
Ronald Frye spent the weekend
With his wife and little daughter. G
lr. Frye is working in Wilmington. a
Alfred McIlvaine and brother Sc
veil, were with their parents. Mr.. r
nd Mrs. Sewell McIlvaine over the v
1eek-end.
A regular stated meeting of the !
Grange, No. "a, will be
cid on next Monday evening, Feb
uary 9th at 1880 o'clock. A good
tendance of members is desired. -
At our meeting held on February =
9th, we entertained a large delega-
on of grangers from Delmar and :,
olumbia Oranges. The occasion be- r.
lg the presentation of the travelling l.
avel and record book by Delmar -,
range to Greenwood Grange. The =,
resentation was made in a well - -
losen address by Worthy Master H
ulver of Delmar Grange, and re- .,
bonded to by Worthy Master Hump o.
'eys of Greenwood Grange. The -;
'ogram for the evening was in v
large of Mrs. Sample, lecturer of !,
elmar Grange and consisted of rec &c
atoms and many funny jokes. After "
e close of the grange refreshments -
ere served and a good social time D. D.
as enjoyed by all present. n
Greenwood Grange has decided to e.
esent the travelling gavel and it's -
the record book, to Cool a.
ring Grange. The presentation to
made at the second meeting in n,
lrch of Coolspring Grange. All of T =
r members that wish to pass an -,
ening of socialbility will do well -0-
accompany this gavel to Cool
ring Grange. Final arrangements
the trip will be announced later.
1t our next meeting the lecturers S.
)gram will be in charge of Sister Mr.
la Tatman and will consist of the SUI
lowing: Recitation by Mrs. Viola &c,
letltree, solo by Lillian Isaacs,
al and instrumental duet by Eliz- HUI
'th and Lueritta Belts, address by anC
E. Ocheltree. A good time is \
missed so do not miss this meet ing
Vir
'OTICE-I have opened up my bac
p and l am prepared to do black v
thing and wheelwright work. Geo. OIL
Biddle, Greenwood. f17-3t N
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