Milford chronicle., 1929-01-04
Greenwood

IL was decided to begin the nigh
school Friday, January 4. at 7.0l
o'clock and continue each Frido,
night for ten weeks. At nrasan,
two classes-English and sewineN
/ have been arranged. All those wish.
ing to join these classes or otba,
classes that will be arranged if they
have the full quota-ten memhers
will meet in the school building al
the time mentioned.
Lawrence Wiley, of Newark
spent Thursday with his aunt. MrS
Laura B. Elliott. -' %
James Cain passed away Decem-
ber 29. The funeral services wera
held on Monday at the home of bis
daughter, Mrs. Sallie Graham In
terment in Harrington cemetery
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wiley. of No.
yer, were Mrs. Levla Ratlidge's
guests on Sunday.
Clinton Bennett spent a few davs
last week in New York City.
Mrs. Blema j. Tatman, of Will
mington, was the weekend euese
of Mrs. Edgar Isaacs.
Mrs. Lima Cahall. who has hao,,
living in Harrington, but formerly
of Greenwood, is living in our town
again.
Messrs. Harry and Walter Mills
with their families, spent Thursday
in Hebron, Md, with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Draper's din.
ner guests on Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Passwaters, Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Brumble, Mr.. and Mrs
Ray Murphy, Mrs. Sadie Morgan
and son, of Wilmington.
The st. Johnstown Aid will meet
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carlos
Tatman Thursday evening, January
10th.
Mrs. Abe Ricards and Miss Minnie
Satterfield were at a family dinner
last Friday at the home of their
niece, Mrs. c. N. Murphy, in Hur-
lock, Md.
Mrs. Harry Truitt, of Haddon-
field, N. j., and Mrs. Coursey Lang
rell and Children, of Wilmington.
have returned to their homes after
spending a week with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Andrew
Miss Rachel Kratz spent the
Christmas holidays at "Pine View
Farm" with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin A. Kratz. Miss Kratz
is registered nurse at the Will
mingtOn General Hospital.
The second meeting of TindalPs
Parent Teacher Association wasI
held Friday, December 81. Edgar
D. Loper, Jr., presided. The meet
ing was opened with singing Am
erica, the Beautiful" Lords Pray
er. Flag Salute. Reading of the /
ninutes and Roll-Call, by secretary.
Subject for the month, Health,
was discussed by the teacher. An
sand table exhibits and |
lealth posters. The schools part |
If the program was: Christmas |
Ong, all grades. Welcome, Janet |
league. Santa Claus Bobby Loper.
song, Jolly Old Saint Nicholas, all
trades. Recitation, Warren Tor
'ert. mo Stockings to Wear" Efie
,oper. Christmas Dolly, Beatrice
'onaway. Recitation, Bobby Loper
Christmas Secrets, James Pusey.
lotion Song, all grades. Christmas
Oys, Elizabeth Givens. Why Not?,
.oreta league. "I'll Take What
anita Brings" Marshall Conaway.
Year After Year." Allan league.
dialogue, Christmas in Different
ands." Christmas Spirit, Angela
eague. Santa Claus, Drucilla Lo-
cp Nht.icfp1ac of Gao Edoor II
er. A Health Play, Edward Adams,
ngela league, James Pusey, Dru-
lila Loper, Janet league. The re-
Ort on spelling made by each pupil
uring the month was given by Dru-
lila Loper. Elizabeth Givens, 7th
rade, and Beatrice Conaway, 4th
rade, had the highest score.
To date there are 80 paid-up men,
ers, a good record for a small |
)mmunitV