Milford chronicle., 1933-03-03
GREENWOOD }

day evening, March 0. The annua
election of officers for the ensuini
year will take place at this time. AL
members are urged to be present.
The ladies of this church wish Il
thank everyone who helped make
their recent bake such great sue
cess and to the firemen for the use
of their building, they also express
thanks. Net proceeds from the bake
were $31.00.
The ladies Of Greenwood NJ. e
Church will serve supper in the
community building on Saturday
evening, March IL, beginning at five
O'Clock. The menu consisting ol
lcreamed chicken, waffles, cole slaw
sweet aud white potatoes and other
good things will cost you the small
amount of twenty-five cents. Dessert
extra.
The Del-Mar-Va Ministerial AS
soication of the Methodist Protest
ant Church will meet here on Mon
day. March 13, at IL o'clock. Dinner
will be served by the ladies of the
church IL the community building at
1890 o'clock. The public in invited.
The district missionary meeting
of the M. r. Church will be held In
| Seaford Church OH Thursday. March
., beginning at l o'clock.
Willard Salisbury of Wilmington
/ spent the weekend with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Salisbury.
AR. and Mrs. Howard StaytOn of
Wilmington were guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Carlos Tatman over the week.
end.
Rev. ]. II. Thornton was invited
to return to the pastorate of Green
wood NJ. f. charge for another
year.
/ Mr., and Mrs. Wilson Owens spent
Sunday in Baltimore.
Mrs. Ella Sharp of Wilmington
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. +. f.
Owens last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Hollis enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hollis
and Earl Hollis of Philadelphia and
Miss Ethel Mollis, a student nurse
of Wilmington, on Sunday. February
10, in honor of Miss Hollis BIRTH
DAY anniversary.
Mrs. Margaret Isaacs of George
town who was a sister of Mrs. Clara
Wiley, died on Saturday evening.
Funeral services were held in
Cokesbury Church on Tuesday.
Fire destroyed the dwelling house
on the farm of Benjamin Conoway.
one and n half miles south of here
on Monday afternoon, Only q few
pieces of furniture we're saved.
For the purpose of starting a fund
for the purchase of evergreens for
our new school the boys and girls
of the 7th and Sth grades will have
basketball game on Tuesday eve
ming, March Z. In addition, the jun
ior varsity boys team of Milford
will meet the junior varsity boys OF
our own school. If you wish to have
ain enjoyable evening watching these
peppy youngsters play and at the
same time help them to start fund
with which to beautify our school
grounds like those in other towns,
come out on Tuesday evening. Ad-
mission will be 10 cents for children
and Is cents for adults.
At the monthly meeting of the
Luther Burbank Chapter. of the Fu-
ture-Farmers of America in the
Greenwood High School Building,
the newly-elected officers were in
stalled end opened the meeting with
the standard ceremony for Future
Farmers meetings. The officers OF
the organization are as follows:
Harry Webb president; Joe Ander-
son, vice president; Everett Mai,
secretaory; Russell Burris, treas
urer; Lawrence Isaacs, reporter;
Hormer Morgan, watch dog. ]. j.
GOrdy, agricultural instructor of the.
school, is the advisor of the local
organization.
During the regular business meet
ing the members of the Luther Bur-
bank Chapter formulated their an
nual program of work. The Oblec-
tives for the club to carry out dur
ing 1888 are as follows:
Ito assist The school in holding
school fair.
Publish one issue of the Luther
Burbank CHAPTER Paper.
3-Every boy to erect project
marker.
4-Enter exhibits at The Kent
Sussex Fair.
5-Practice thrift through chap
ter bank account.
G--Put on one assembly program
during the year.
ITO. go on a tour diving the
summer.
S-Recreation activities with other
f. f. A. Chapters.
"A chapter meeting at least
once = month.
Enter u team in Gll STATE con-
tests.
IL TO bear the National +. +. n.
radio Programs each month
i33--1O have every agriculture
boy join the local f. +. Chap'c"
13-Hold at least TWO inter-ciuDl !
meetings during the year.
14-Members of the chapter to en- !
gage in reforestation WORK.
After the business session a pro-
gram was given by members of the
first year agriculture class. Clarence |
Outten gave a talk on my Project
Work in Agriculture" Lawrence
Isaacs read several interesting cur
rent events in the field of asrieul-
ture.
The remainder of the evening was
spent in the school gymnasium
where a recreation houi Of volley
ball was held. Refreshments served
by the members of the third year
class were enjoyed by the entire