Milford chronicle., 1934-11-09
GREENWOOD

Miss Grace and Helena Smith
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Smith, spent last weekend in Ste
vensville, Md, as guests of Mrs. Wes-
ley Ewing.
Ralph Tudor of Arlington, VT, has
been the guest of Clayton Johnson.
Rev. Layfield has bought the home
OF the late Mrs. II. w. ID. johnson
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Conoway
have rented it for their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Porter have
moved into their new home.
Mrs. Walter Lyons spent the week
end at Bethany Beach.
Elias Bunting left last week on a
trip to Los Angeles, Cal.
Those from town who went TO
Wilmington last Monday night to
see Roberta" were, Mrs. r. E. Will
ley and daughter Betty. Miss Elsie
Wiley. Miss Julia Crawford and
Sewell McIlvaine. Jr.
Mrs. Oliver w. Handy of Federals-
burk, Md, was the guest of Mrs. J.
&c. Loockerman, last Friday.
The Ladies' Aid of Epworth NJ. E.
Church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Frank Smith. You had better
be present, surprise awaits you!
Greenwood NJ. +. Church, Rev.
Robert Z. Green, minister. Church
school, 9.45 a. m. All members and
friends of the Church school are
urged to be present this Sunday to
study the Bible with us. Evening
N
johnson, returned missionary from
Hinghoa, China. will be the speaker.
Solo will be sung by Miss Julia
Crawford, and a special selection
will be sung by the Young Peoples
choir Inspiring congregational
singing of familiar gospel hymns
will take place. We invite you 70
worship with us.
Prayer meeting Tuesday evening
a. 100
community Fair
Don't forget the Community Fair |
On Friday and Saturday in the Com
Hall. and then on Saturday
evening at s o'clock. in the High
School Auditorium a very interest
ng as well as entertaining program
will be given; absolutely free of
'harge. Now the members of the
irange have gone to quite bit of
rouble to give you this first class
and you can show
'Our appreciation by being present,
'ou are assured AL enjoyable eve
hing II you are.
Miss Merriam Rust was the week
nd guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Meredith at their home i'm Newark
asst weekend.
Ralph Todd of Buenos Aires. Ar
,entina, was a guest last Sunday of
lis uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
J. Lord. Mr.. Todd is on a business
rip to this country at present.
AS an added attraction at the
community Hall, Saturday after
ioon and evening. DR.. A. A. Hor-
With. Chief Chemist of the Delaware
Station. will give
on soy beans and
PRODUCTS. He has had wide expert
nee in China. studying the soy bean
,roduct there. If you grow soy
,eans you will enjoy this demon 8
tration, and he amazed at the hi
of these beans. There will
e program in form of short
lay by the Home Demonstration
Tub. Selecting good food, musical
umber by Joseph Kilbasa. The Ep-
-orth Ladies Aid members will al
0 render a sketch, and there will be
icture slides showing with a talk,
Clean Milk Production" by DR..
eckett of Dover. To be held in the
acant store, opposite the post office.
The following judges have been
AIMED by the Fair committee: Poul-
". furnished by the State Board of
griculture. r. w. Dorsey; Russell
. Wilson for the crop department
Kent county: Miss Luciel Zion,
IT Home Demonstration Depart
ent.
urkey and Duck Dinner
One of those big dinners in which
is delighted, was given
Y MIR. and Mrs. Joseph f. William
IN at the home of her parents, Mr.
nd Mrs. T. J. Smith, near Green
ood, last Sunday. after returning
ON their honeymoon of two weeks
ur through twelve states. The tur-
" was superb. well served and de-
,ious, and the ducks with jelly
und much favor of the gustatory
tests. The friends who were for
nate in being present were: Mr.,
Id Mrs. Joseph Williamson. MIR.
ID Mrs. T. J. Smith. George Smith.
Gorge Seely, William BOGUS, Mrs.
ary Hawthorne of Pittsburgh. Mr..
ID Mrs. Fred Seely and children.
r. and Mrs. Williamson of Atlanta.
le hostess will be remembered as