Milford chronicle., 1934-12-14
GREENWOOD
Church supper

Don't forget the church suppel
sponsored by Greenwood M. Z
Church and Chaplain's Chape
Church, in the Community House Oh
Friday evening, Dec. 14th. The menl
will be roast turkey, dressing
creamed onions, candied sweet po
tatoes, mashed white. potatoes, tur
nips, cold slaw, cranberries, pickles
and other side dishes for 40 cents
Come get delicious meal and helI
a good cause.
Mrs. Anthony Warrant. Mrs. Frank
Young and Mrs. Dougherty of Me-
dia, Pa, motored down to Green
wood last Wednesday to visit Mrs
H. Clay Johnson.
Mrs. Molly Pusey of Seaford has
returned to her home after a two
weeks visit. with Mrs. Sallie Nor
gan.
Wedding bells will ring this COM
ing Saturday!
Dr. Paul Stetson of New Haven,
Conn.,, spent few days last week
cunning, with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Morgan.
Mrs. Kenneth West was agreeably
surprised last Sunday evening when
several of her friends gave her a
surprise visit. The visitors were
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah West, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Nelson and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Nelson and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wheatley and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wheatley
and son, Mrs. Charlie Nelson. Miss
Mary r. Loockerman and Levin Tull.
Don't forget the Christmas enter
tainment at Epworth Church on De-
cember 21st at o'clock, rain. snow
or blow. Be sure and come. A
special program is being planned:
so be sure to be on hand.
Leon Adams, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thurman Adams. who had his ap-
pendix removed in the Emergency
Hospital, Milford. last Wednesday,
is much improved at this writing.
The Trinity Epworth II. ID. Club
held their November meeting with
Mrs. Steve Aresnok. Officers were
elected for the coming year as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. Ed. Cannon;
Vice-president. Mrs. Steve Tresnok;
Secretary. Miss Ethel Condor;
Treasurer. Mrs. Clarence Nelson;
Reporter, Mrs. Elmer Nelson; Music,
Mrs. Ralph Wheatley; Recreation
corner. Mrs. Roland Nelson. Mrs.
VIM. Jones and Mrs. John Williams.
Plans were discussed for the annual
Christmas party, which will he held
at the home of Mrs. Wm. F. Hast
ings on Friday evening, Dec. 2Sth.
All club members and their families /
are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Mary NJ. GOrdy of SeafOrd !
and Granville p. White of Delmar |
were married last Saturday evening. |
Dec. 8th, at the NJ. +. Parsonage by |
Rev. Robert Z. Green. Their at
tendants were Mr. and Mrs. Philip |
Williamson of Greenwood.
Harry Rogers hurt his hand very |
badly last week trying to crank a
tractor.
There will be Christmas service
at the NJ. +. Church on Christmas
morning at o'clock, DR.. W. L. Hab-
bart will be the speaker. There will |
be special music too. Those of you |
who attended the beautiful service |
last year know that il was real |
Christmas service and you won't
want to miss this one. So make
your plans now to attend and take
your friends with you.
VI. Z. Church
Sunday School, 9.45 IL m: divine
1915. A solo Holy Night"
will be sung. Come join in the sing
ng of the old Christmas carols that
We all love. Rev Green's subject
will be Faith at Christmas Time"
evening worship at 80. The Story
ii the Other Wise Man" will be told
~ Mrs. Robert +. Green. \ chill
lren's chorus will sing Christmas
music. There will also be solo
ly Miss Julia Crawford. The church
will be decorated with a lighted star
md pantOmine of the Wise Men"
will be given. Rev. Green's subject
will be Star Trails to Bethlehem"
Let us not forget at this Christ !
mas time, those that are less for /
innate than We. and may we all in !
,Ome way do something to make 7
'ome one else happy.
Miss Alice Wiley entertained al
Inner last Sunday. Her guests were.
'lr. and Mrs. Howard Stayton Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos
Tatman and Mr.. and Mrs. Merris I,
;tayton of Greenwood.
Mrs. Della Spence entertained at
Inner Sunday. Rev. Ocg and Mr. (
nd Mrs. Clarence Spence. h
We were sorry to hear on Monday r
# the death of Mrs Martha Bridges. !
t the home of her grandson. Rev.
ames +. Langrell in Pennington. r
Irs. Bridges was loved by all who [
new her and will be sadly missed .
y she many friends she had made 4
uring her stay at the parsonage. /
he was 7S years old. The funeral Y
'as held in Pennington NJ. +. Church I,
Wednesday morning at 1870 a. m. Il