Milford chronicle., 1934-10-05
GREENWOOD
Mrs. Johnson Dies ;yuddenly

Mrs. Johnson Dies ,;uddemy
Mrs. W II. ID. Johnson died sud
denly Monday afternoon, in the Office
OF DR.. {. c. Grey. where she had
gone for treatment of heart trouble.
She had been il i'll health for some
time. Mrs. Johnson was one OF the
towns most prominent women; a
great church worker. and always
ready to help those in need. She
will be sadly missed by her many
friends throughout the state. She
leaves one son. Harold Johnson of
Wilmington Her husband, Rev. II.
w. d. Johnson of the NJ. +. Church
died few years ago.
Death Oi John Bradley
Mr.. John Bradley died at his home
last Thursday after brief illness
he is survived by his wife, Jennie
and two children. Margaret and
Thomas. His funeral was held in
the NJ. f. Church on Sunday at ,
o'clock. and buried At Harrington.
Rev. Green had charge OF the fu-
neral assisted by Rev. Layfield.
DR.. William Johnson of Love Point,
Md. is visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. Lottie johnson.
Miss Grace L. Porter was the
weekend guest of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. F. Porter
J. Frank Porter is i'll at this
writing.
Mrs. Joseph McIlvaine was a Sun
day guest of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. {. W McCauley
Donald Nelson was home from
college over the Weekend.
Favorable comment is being re-
ceived throughout the community
about the birthday party that was
held at the Fire House last Friday
evening. Tho stunts and games
were of an extraordinary type and
much enjoyed by all The music in
charge OF Miss Crawford and Mr..
EiZey was much appreciated.
Rev. and Mrs. Benson OF Fred
erica were guests OF Mrs. Steve
Spence last Tuesday.
Church News
VI. T. Church. Sunday School at
945 A. m. Laird Kratz superinten-
dent. This Sunday will be known as
"Recondition Day" in our school
The story of the life OF Robert
Raikes. founder of the first Sunday
School will be given. Tribute will
be given the teachers and workers
in the Sunday School at present. /
Divine worship at 1915. Mr. Green's !
subject will be The Search For I
God" A solo. The Lost Chord" /
will be sung. Evening worship at .
7.3G p. m. A Galahad service will |
take place; a tabieau will be given
to dramatize the picture Sir Galahad.
by George Franklin Watts. The
picture portrays Sir Galahad before
his departure in search of the holy
Grail. Rev. Green's subject for the
evening will be The Hour of the
Crisis" There will be inspiring
congregational singing and we in
vite You to worship with us,
Prayer meeting, 7.30, Tuesday eve
ming.
The Ladies' Aid meeting last
evening which was held
in the NJ. f. Church was sponsored
by Mrs. Walter Fowler. Mrs. T. p.
Rust and Mrs. Harold Conoway.
The Rally Day service will be held
!
lay, Oct. 14th.
The Ladies' Aid of EpwOrth VI. f.
Church are planning a big rally at
he church on Oct 26th. Don't for
get the date and watch this column
or more dates concerning it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Spencer and
Mrs. Charles Pro- lyman Wrre in
Dover on Saturday.
Mrs r. E. Wiley entertained a
.roup of friends at bridge Saturday
vening.
Norma Lofiand small danohter ~
Tr and Mrs. Norman Lofiand fell
# her scooter last Saturday ana
roke her arm.
Little Betty Collins also fell and
roke her arm lost week. She is {
he daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar- s
ace Collins. '
Mrs. Sallie Rust entertained last
onday, Mrs. Oliver Handy and {
RS. Luther Handy of fredericksburg. e
School To Entertain e
On Octobers11 and IL the Fire c