Milford chronicle., 1934-09-07
GREENWOOD

1t has come! The precious weeks
and days, aye, even hours and min
utes had bounded into the third di.
mensiOn until, at last, on the morn
of Tuesday, September 4, the bell
was sounded. Boys and girls last
minute discourse was filled with do
lour as they hurried to take their
places before an amiable pedagOgue
Here, "us-poOr-kids" are to remain
for whole school term.
Years Later: "Us kids" are now
grown into capable adults. Nothing
is more cherished than the fond
recOllections of those school days.
Those days when a boy could have
gone fishing or ice skating, which
were, as it happened, spent IN
school room, form some of the most
highly priced memories that our old
nervous system ever possessed.
Too, the knowledge forced upon the
students of by-gone days. is now 4
greater asset to their being than
any wealth. The poyerty-stricken
as well as those mounted upon the
highest pinacles of financial status.
can be of an equal in this respect
$3.50. Thanks TO Compulsory Educa-
ton.
From where | am sitting, ! hear
the rustling of the curtains. The
wind is changing. With it goes the
tide, and also the course of my sub
ject
Humanity is taking it's last grasp
at the pleasures of summer Innu-
merable residents of Greenwood
were present at Rehoboth Beach on
Sunday last. Among the many were
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Rust, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. o. Mai and son. MIR. and
Mrs. Earl Cahall and son. Lewis, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cleaves, Mr.. |
and Mrs. John Owens with daugh-
ters, Mary Louise and Ottalie, Mr.. |
and Mrs. Howard Taylor and daugh-
ter Esther, Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Ed
gell Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hollis. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Rodgers, Charles
Jones and W. S. Todd, Mrs. Charles
Prettyman. Mrs. Nan Wiley, Frank
Houseman. daughter Jean, and Miss
Norma Powell, Janet and Louise
Jsaacs, Miss Betty Wiley and friend.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jaseph Mills,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Conway and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Barwick have re-
turned home from a poultry tour.
Their trip took them through Doy-
lestOwn, Pa, with a grand finis at
City. n. J.
Messrs. Gerald Pearson. Samuel
Richards and Neil Edgell attended
a Republican meeting at Dover last
week. II
Earl Hollis of Wilmington spent
he weekend with his parents, Mr..
md Mrs. Ed. Hollis.
Fred Collins and friend of Middle
own, Conn, are visiting in Green
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Gray are receiv-
ng congratulations on the birth of
wins. They reside near Greenwood.
Ir. and Mrs. Lester Isaacs also are
of a baby boy.
Mable and Louise Christopher are
lOme after visiting among friends
md relatives in several states.
Misses Kathryn and Lila Lynch.
# Pennington, and Miss Bernice
rodgers, of Greenwood, spent some
ime with Mr.. and Mrs. Dalbow and
irs. VIM. Livingston, of Philadel-
'hia. Their visit also included day
With Margot Lynch, student nurse
t the Hahnemann Hospital. ill
Greenwood is active otherwise
han socially. A new addition has
een added to the st. Johnstown *
one mile east of Green
rood. 1t will be dedicated on Sat-
rday: September s. Nearly two II
cres of land have been recently ac-
uired, and a considerable portion II
urveyed for burial purposes. ., St II
ohnstown cemetery, connected with II
t. Johnstown Church, one of the
ldest churches in Delaware, is no h
I'd for its naivete and the quaint
eauty of its environment. Thus.
ith the assurance of perpetual
are, making a very desirable site.
Judge. Earl Wiley, Of Dover, II
hose parents, grandparents, and
her relatives are buried In. this
will -- be the principal Z