Milford chronicle., 1931-10-23
GREENWOOD

left Saturday to attend the York
town Sesquicentennial celebration
at Yorktown. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Lord entertain
ed relatives from Woodbury., N. J
over the weekend.
Miss Marian Isaacs, of Rehoboth
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
w. Isaacs, on Friday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Conaway
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mills and Viii
son Hatfield were among them II
attend the poultry tour through thu
state of New Jersey last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Belts visited
relatives at Clayton recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Meredith, o.
Westville, N. j.. visited Mrs. E. G
Meredith and Mr.. and Mrs. N. w
Meredith the first of this week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M
P. church will meet at the home oil
Mrs. John Clifton on Tuesday even
ing, Oct. 27th. A full attendance is
desired.
Don't forget the chicken salad and
oyster supper on Saturday evening
Oct. oath. beginning at O'Clock, in
the firemen's building, under the
auspices of the NJ. p. church.
Greenwood Agriculture Notes
Leon Rust has returned to school
after being absent several days due
to illness.
The Freshman Agricultural Glass
organized last week and the follow
in o. OfNcorc V,rora a1oo4o6. oi,o ;,.,,,o,,
Milton Fike; Russell Messick, sec
retary and reporter. Representatives
are: Russell Messick, Milton Fike,
and William Melvin, of the first year
agriculture class.
Walter Spence and Norris Stayton
attended the fourth game of the
worlds series last week.
The members of the agricultural
department are organizing a soccer
team and are expecting to play ag-
riculture departments of other
schools.
The freshman and sophomore
classes are writing an essay on:
"HOw r. O. p. (Record of Perform
ance) viii Improve Delaware Farm
FIOcks." This is a state contest.
sponsored by the Poultr yDepaIt-
ment Of the State Board of Agricul-
ture. The members of the f. f. A.
Chapters and All Club members are
eligible for the contest. The essay
shall not contain less than 500 words
nor more than 750 words. The work
shall be turned in to the secretary
of the association, Wilson C. Hat
field, on or before Nov. l, 1881.
The first prize is $25; the second
$15; the third $40; the fourth $5.
The fifth sixth, seventh, eighth and
ninth prizes is S1.00 each.
The prize money shall be used by
any purpose that is agreeable to
both winner and the executive COM
mittee of Delaware r. 0. P. Poultry
Breeders Association. Essays will
be judged on neatness, per cent;
grammatical construction, 10 per
cent, and subject matter, 85 per cent.
The Sophomore Agricultural class
yesterday and the follow
ing officers were elected: Daniel
chairman; Walter Spence,
secretary and reporter; Arthur
5wartz, Alfred Anderson and Mervis
are the representatives
The two agriculture classes plan /
o play their first soccer game next |
Monday. This is the first of a Sc
les of games to determine the Win
ler of the agricultural department.
range Meeting
Regular meeting of Greenwood |
irange next Monday night. The
ecturer would like each member to
ring two or more questions for the
question box. AS the Rev. Dorsey
Blake was unable to attend the last
Meeting; we are hoping he will be
With us this Monday night. It is al
Ways a pleasure to hear Mr.. Blake.
faster G. e. Wilson requests a full
tendance.
Iethel VI. p. Church Notes
There will be a great rally serv-
&c at Bethel M. P. Church (Andrew-
ille), morning and afternoon of
ext Sunday, October 25th, at 10 a.
l., Rev. L. B. Smith, D. D., presi
ent of the Maryland Annual Con-
erence will preach. At p. m. there
ill be a great musical program by
vo or three choirs and an Orches-
"a and a platform meeting.
In the evening at 1880 DR.. Smith
ill preach in the Greenwood M. P.
lurch. The services at Bethel will
Ike on the character of a home
1ming, harvest home and an ami
ersary.
People of Harrington, Burr3yille, !
aston an dthe Harrington country
de are expected as invited guests. /
re hope to make this a great spir-
ual uplift for this old church of
onored and useful career. Serv-
es at this church will be held ,
ghtly during the week with minis 7
rs occupying the pulpit as follows: :
Monday night Rev. j. L. Nichols, ,
ilford; Tuesday night, Rev. J. T. +
alley, Delmar; Wednesday night, ,
ev. c. M. Cullum; Thursday night,
ev. Calvin Randall, Milton; Friday
ght, Rev. Dorsey Blake, Green i
BOD.
Yes, penny will do it at the Red q
ar Drug Store, Milford, One Cent =
lie, November 4, 5, and Z. 1t =
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