Milford chronicle., 1932-02-19
GREENWOOD
Church Notes

/ The visiting ministers Tor the first
week of the revival which begins
next Sunday night in the NJ. e.
! Church are as follows: Rev. ]. w.
Paris for Sunday night; Rev. r. W.
Sapp, Tuesday; Rev. J. L. Nichols of
Milford, Wednesday,; Rev. Dorsey
Blake, Thursday, and Rev. c. NJ.
Cullum on Friday night.
The Ladies Aid Society of st.
Johnstown M. Z. Church will hold
bake in the Firemen's Building on
Saturday, February q. They will
have on sale dressed chickens, rolls,
pies, home made ice cream and
cake. This will be an opportunity to
buy your Sunday dinners as well as
good things for Saturday. Those
people know" how to make good
pies, cakes and bread. also fine ice
cream.
School Notes
The 4th, 5th and 9Th grades will
give an entertainment on Monday
evening, February %, in the new
high school auditorium. Come to see
the youngsters put on an interest
ing program. Admission 10 cents
for children and Is cents for
adults.
The seniors are planning to give
the operetta entitled Bellies of Fol-
de-ROr" on Friday evening, Febru-
ary 26, in the new high school aud
itorium. The cast is composed of the
entire senior class with a few others |
from outside the class. The Oper-
eta promises to be one of the fin
est entertainments that the school |
has ever given; therefore, don't
miss it. Admission Is cents and rs
cents for school children and adults
respectively.
Club News
The Owens-GreenwoOd Home
Demonstration Club was entertain
ed by Mrs. William Walters of Ow-
ems on Friday, February IL. Among
those present were Mrs. E. F. Isaacs,
Mrs. Charles Conoway, Mrs. w. w.
Day, Mrs. G. w. Hanks, Mrs. John
Owens, Mrs. Walter Mills, Mrs. Her.
bert Edgell, Mrs. John Fisher, Mrs.
c. E. Ocheltree, Mrs. Lena Fike,
Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Judy and Mrs.
Joy Hampstead. It was decided that
all interested in recaning chairs
would meet with Mrs. Herbert Ed
sell on Tuesday evening, February
IS.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Tatman en-
at dinner on Sunday Mr..
md Mrs. Horace Tatman and family
md Mrs. Sallie Tatman and fam
II.
Miss Velma Hanks who is a stu
lent at Beacoms Business College,
spent the weekend
With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
v. Hanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schultz, Jr., ac- !
by their sister, Miss Min |
lie Schultz, spent the weekend in
as guests of relatives. q
Mrs. Lottie Johnson left Friday t
or a two weeks visit among rela- G
ives in New York State and in
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Lofland of Will
lingtOn were Sunday guests of Mr..
nd Mrs. Norman Lofland and fam
y. 1,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Frye enter
aimed Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Spence y
nd Miss Mary Barwick on Thurs
ay evening at dinner, the occasion f
eing the eighth anniversary of Mr.. j
nd Mrs. Spence's marriage. =
Little Norman Lofiand who has
cen quite ill with grippe has recov h
red. q
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Lord were n
eek-end guests of their sister, A
RS. Mollie Wiley at Woodbury.. N. n
reenwOOd Grange p
At the last meeting of the Grange, e
)unty Agent c. II. Snyder gave an
talk. Next Monday night ii
ere will be balloting for three new il
and this will be followed v
a Washington birthday program. p
iss Galloway and Mrs. Meredith
III serve refreshments. This is c.
so to be Donation Night and will
cry one bring something in the o
~ of clothing or provisions for the N
neiit of the unemployed, please. p
othing for children is especially d.
eded. ii