Milford chronicle., 1934-05-18
GREENWOOD
School News


Glass night exercises will take
place in the school auditorium on
Friday evening, June l, at 8 o'clock
Because of the size of the class
and because of requests from some
of the patrons of the school it is
probable that the baccalaureate SER
mon will be delivered in the school
auditorium this year on Sunday ev-
ening, June S. Rev. Robert Green
will address the graduates.
commencement exercises will
take place in the school auditorium
on Tuesday evening, June at
o'clock.
The class of 10 me ,nDers is the
largest in the history If the school.
They are: Mabel Jones. Ottalie Ow-
ems, Grace Smith, Anne Tatman,
Anne Staiger, Hildred Spence, Iva
Speicher. Florence Burris, Edna
Banning, Eleanor WrOten, Pearl
Outten. Daisey Selders, Delema
Paskey, Russell Burris, Alfred An
dersOn. Morris Stayton. Walter
Spence, Daniel Banning and Arthur
SwaTtZ.
The class has elected to wear
caps and gowns during the exer-
cises of the closing week.
Final examinations are to begin
on Thursday. May 81.
The annual spring exhibit of the
ant. home economics. agriculture
+ and manual training departments of
the Greenwood High School will be
held in the high school on Friday
afternoon and evening from 1880 To
b 30 and from Z to y O'Clock.
This year the various departments
are making a special effort tu show
through demonstrations how they
produce some of the finished pro-
ducts on exhibit. The manual train
ing department will be showing how
pieces of furniture are turned on
the lathe Their exhibit being CEN
tered this year around pieces of
colonial furniture, including low
boys. four poster beds. canopy beds.
etc. The art department will be
demonstrating how the pupils
learn to mold and block print The
Home Economics Department have |
planned foods exhibit in cOnnec-
tion with short play which tends |
To stress Buying Health with your |
Food dollar" The agriculture de |
partmenl will be furthering this sl0-
gan by an exhibit dealing with the
family garden and the controlling
of garden pests.
In addition slides will be shown
on topics relating to both home eco
Monies and agriculture.
We hope that many more fathers
and mothers will be enabled to at
tend this vera since we are holding
il open in the evening if they are
too busy to come in the afternoon.
NJ. =. Church, II. f. Hudgins. pas
tor: a Christian Endeavor banquet
will he held Friday night. May Is.
al O'Clock in the fremen's build
ing. The after dinner speaker is
Rev. j. q. Eaton of Laurel. Songs.
fun, fellowship. Sunday-9:30 a. III. !
Sunday school. 7:30 p. NJ. Christian
Endeavur, leader, Mrs. Clara Wiley.
Topic, What is Right and What is
Wrong with Modern Youth" p m.
Sermon by pastor.
Preaching at Bethel > y. M. and
annual members meeting.
Preaching at Cannon, 1890 a. M.
VI. f. Church, Rev. Robert F.
Green. minister: Church school at
y: 45 Il. III. Laird KratZ. superintend- .
ent. The topic for this Sundays I
lesson will be THE Future King
lom." Divine worship l0:4j a. m.
Special music will be sung. includ- I
ing solo and selection by the 4
.hoir Mr. Green's subject will be ,
What PentecOst Can Do For Our i
Age" Evening worship 7:30 p. m. 4
There will be continuation of {
ieries of sermons in the book of ;
Revelations. The subject for this :
Sunday evening will he The Sew
nth Seal and Its Meanings" In O
ipiring congregational singing of ,
hymns, accompanied by pi- i
mo and organ will take place.
'hQrus of young people will sing at Il
his hour We invite you to Worship u
he Heavenly Father with MS this !,
sunday.
The Booster club Of the Junior . !,
.eague elected the following off, .
ers: Louise christopher. presi- =
lent: ElnOra FOw ler, first vice pres =
dent; Thelma I.ankfOrd second "
ice president: Evelyn Wiley, third -
ice president; Mabel christopher, =
uurth vice president Lurietta .
Belts. secretary. and Junior Rey- h
lUlds, treasurer. The leaders for the ~
leyt meeting will be Evelyn Wiley a
MT Louise ChI istOpher,
Mrs George Buell. was presented q
flower al the Mothers Day ser II
ice which was held in the VI. +. n
'hurch last Sunday evening. Mrs. r,
,uell was the oldest mother pres +
mt. Is,
Mrs. Laura Elliott has been con- b.
ned to her home because of ILL 81
esS. 81
Mrs. Randall of Philadelphia was
recent visitor of Mrs. Miles Ben $,
EFT and Mrs. Nessinger. al
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar isaacs cele- e;
rated their 25th wedding anniver- Ii
airy recently. A large gathering OF 81
eople assembled at the home OF dI
he Isaacs and spent an enjoyable p'
yening. Mr. and Mrs. Isaacs re- nj
eiVed many beautiful gifts. 10
Mrs. Emma Williamson was call et
Il to Wilmington to attend fune- u
al of cousin.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Gibson, {,
lrs.. Keil. Stanley Cahall and AL 81
ert Cahall visited Mrs. Ida Cahall p'
t the jefferson Hospital last Sun o oo'