Milford chronicle., 1934-11-30
GREENWOOD
Special Meeting

especially urged to be present at tn
next meeting on Tuesday evening
December 4, at the church. The Ait
meeting will follow the weekly pray
er meeting service. The date ha
been changed because of the classes
at the high school on Wednesda!
evening. The Ladies Aid presiden
asks all members to please be pres
ent-no matter even if it rains
SHOWS or blows. 1t is important! Sc
please don't forget the date, Decem-
ber 4, and come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Porter were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brenner in Bridgeville on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Smith have
returned home after spending their
honeymoon in Newark, N. j.
Prof. John Mccullough, the man
ual training teacher, is conducting
a class every Wednesday evening at
the high school. At present there
are about 40 enrolled. Chair Gaming,
basketry, furniture refinishing and
many other things will be taught.
If you are interested don't let this
opportunity go by. Join Prof. Nc
Cullough's class at once.
Miss Bernice Rogers spent the
week end with her aunt, Mrs. Nor
man Webb in Milford.
Miss Myrtle Clifton of Philadel-
phia was a Sunday guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Clifton.
John Clifton has been on the
sick list.
Roy Barwick who has pneumonia
is much improved at this time.
Miss Grace L. Porter of Media,
Pa, was the guest of Miss Mary r.
,Loockerman last Sunday
Rev. James F. Langrell was cor
daily invited to return for his |
fourth year on Pennington NJ. h. |
charge, at the third quarterly con-
terence held at Todd's Chapel |
Church, near here, last Wednesday.
The Greenwood folks who attend
ed the church supper in Pennington
last Friday night were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Todd, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Will
ley, Rev. Layfield and Rev. Robert
Z. Green.
Mrs. Lawrence Porter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wesley Ewing and DR.. William
Johnson of Lovepoint, are going TO
motor to New Haven, Conn, for the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Isaacs enter
tained at a lovely dinner party last
Sunday in honor of Mrs. Isaacs' mo-
ther and father, Mr. and Mrs. George
H. Wilson, of Milford. 1t being Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson's 50th wedding an
niversary; also it was the S2nd
birthday of Mr.. Wilson. The out OF
town guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas c. Wilson of Philadelphia,
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Wilson and
two children OF Philadelphia and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Wilson and
son John and his wife.
Miss Katherine Richards spent
last weekend in SelbyVille as the
guest of Miss Doris Lynch.
Greenwood Agriculture Boys Host
to Parents and Changers.
The Luther Burbank Chapter OF
the Future Farmers of America, an
ofIbdys Shidying Noca-
tional Agriculture, held an open
in the Greenwood Hlgh =
School at which time the parents ol
the boys, members of the Greenwood
Grange. and other guests were nj +
vited. The purpose of the meeting +
was to better acquaint the visitors
with the agricultural program, and y
he attempt TO develop rural leader 9
ship through a boys organization. L
In the agricultural room, the mem !,
)ers of the Greenwood Agricultural n
Department had arranged several 7,
educational exhibits. One showed n
he Importance of keeping fewer E,
chickens, but of better quality, and tf
1t the same time iced Il balanced ra- p
ion TO the flock. A good type OF lay
ng bird was shown in contrast TO a n,
,ull bird Another exhibit gave the W
esults of yields Oh corn projects 7,
arried out by the boys last year. m
These results showed the value oil m
Ising manure on corn ground ana
he importance of applying the ma ev
Lure during the winter months. An Nj
xhibit showing methods OF control %
or lice and mites of poultry attract NJ
d considerable attention by the W,
uests. Roost poles had been con- qr
tructed and various treatments +,
;ere shown to apply on the roosts
Or the control of parasites. A sam nv
le of crank case oil was being ap- ch
lied to one section for the control "
f mites, while Black Leaf 40 was
pplied for the lice to the remainder Nc
t the roosts. Nj,
After a short business meeting, a tb,
rogram was held in the School Au- en-,
itorium. The program was as fol- ad,
Iws: w
Flaho anu CoIhet Duet-Ilail Ne ter
F. A, by Joe and Alfred Andef- ma
m. {
Welcome-Pres. Of Luther Bur- mo
INK Chapter, Lawrence Isaacs. n
Response-AIaster of Greenwood moi
range, Walter Mills. Va,
Opening Ceremony of F. F.. A. Or r
Officers of F. F. A. Re,
Talk on the American Farmer De- NJ
zee, Joe Williamson. acc,
Presentation of Greenwood Com acr
unity Fair Cup to Harry Webb, add
larles Conaway. cd
Talk on Production of Dr
can Milk, Luther Lyons. in
Harmonica Solo-"The Old Spin clio,
ng Wheel, Oldon Roberts. ma
Talk on Summer Agriculture tho
ips, Everett Mai. T
Piano and Cornet Duet, Joe and cIu,
fred Anderson. Won
ralk on Future Farmer Organiza- nur
n w T. MOuIdS State CnnervisOr =,