Milford chronicle., 1933-05-12
GREENWOOD

The lSdies OF Bethel Church will
held a hSke in Harrington on Sat
Urdsy morning. May 18th in Wilbu
Jacobs vacant store building.
The membership meeting of tn
Greenwood N. P. Church will b,
held next Sunday morning. May Il
All members sre urged to be pres
eut
( The Quarterly Conference of thi
N. P. charge will be held on mex
Monday evening At O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs. s. 5. Stewart, Of
Ternec6. y J, accompanied by theiI
I SONS. Sismund and Robert. visited
. Nj. Stewards mother over the weeB
end
Mrs. c. II. Conoway, Miss Mahala
/ ISasCs and Mrs. ". H. Radcliffe at
tended The County Convention OF
( the Women's Christian Temperance
( Union in Coolspring on Thursday
of last week
We are pleased 10 report that our
Postmaster who has been i'll for
some time is decidedly improved.
During his absence from business
Miss Nelma Hanks is assisting in
the Postoffice.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ray and
daughter Virginia were guests OF
Nj. ana Mrs. y. ". Meredith on
Sunday.
The meeting Of the Busy Bee Club
was held IN the Grange Hall on
Wednesday. May /. The meeting
was called 10 order by our presi
dent, Elizabeth Belts. The roll was
called and the minutes Of the prev
ious meeting were read by the sec
retary. kathryn Stayton. New COM
mittees were then appointed. Gene
We've Flke and Kathryn Stayton
were appointed for the program and
Elma Tucker and Isabel Russell for
refreshments. The following pro-
gram was then led by Evelyn VIII
lev and Louise Christopher: Eliza
beth Belts played a piano solo,
which was very much enjoyed, and
EVELYN Stokes read a hmorous read
ing. We were then favored with
pIaylet by eight Of the girls in the
club, entitled. Little Miss Know
All" Genevieve Fike then read an
other reading. Following this,
Pearldean Hamstead read some
Jokes. Mabel Christopher and Eve
lyn Wiley then gave dance, and
Jane Nickols favored us with a solo.
The program was then concluded
with a game called. "A Peanut
Race" in which every one took part.
The meeting was then adjourned for
the social hour. Refreshments were
served by Margaret Hatfield and
Thelma Isaacs. The refreshments
consisted of candy and cakes. Every
one had q fine time. The meeting
was then adjourned.
Greenwood Methodist Episcopal
Church News.
Rev. r. E. Green, N. A.. $. I. b. Min.
Church School. 9.45 a. m, Laird
Kratz, Supt. Mothers Day will be
celebrated by the school
Divine Worship at 7.30. p. m. A
very inspiring Mothers Day serV-
ice will take place at this hour. Ser
mon by the minister. Samuel Thom-
as. artist. will assist in the service.
Special music will be sung by the
Junior and Senior choirs.
A ouartette composed of young
men will sing a hymn in honor OF
mother. White flowers will be pre-
sented by the young ladies of the
church to those who will be able TO
worship with US. Let US remember
the words OF the Lord Jesus whe he
said: Honor thy Mother and
Father"
Faith and Fellowship service on
Tuesday evening at $50 p. m. a
very helpful service is being plan
ned. Come and worship with US.
saint JOhnstOWn VI. Z. Church.
Robert E. Green, Minister.
Church School > ?. mp Wilson
Supt.
\ very beautiful Mothers Day
program will be presented by the ,
Of the school at this hour. I
Divine worship S p. III. Sermon by (
he minister. Special music will be /
sung by the choir. a potted plant !
will be presented to the Oldest .
mother who will be worshipping
With US al this hour.
A very interesting church AID /.
meeting was held at the home Of
Ir. and Mrs. Tucker last Thursday
,vening. After the business session
very attractive Mothers Day pro-
yram was given.
Music lovers of Greenwood and
icinity will be pleased to hear OF
|. concert that will be given by the
College Musical Socie-
les. Wednesday, May nth at 500 p.
D.. in the Greenwood High School
Auditorium, sponsored by the Meth
dist churches of the Greenwood I
harge. The program will consist
4 selections by the Mems Glee Club
nd Male Quartet, baritone solos,
rombone solo. and string trio. Ad-
: = a. Il. ILL.,. 3. .