Milford chronicle., 1934-03-23
GREENWOOD

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wood, Delaware. were married Sun
day morning. March 18th, 1884. at
8 o'clock. in the Methodist Protest
ant parsonage in Greenwood. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. H. Z. Hudgins, and the
bride and groom were attended by
the brides brother, LinwOOd W.
Banning. and by Miss Elma X. Tuck
er, friend OF the bride.
The NJ. r. Church services Sun
day, March 25th will be as follows:
1890 a. M, Sunday school, W. ID.
Lynch superintendent; 7.3O p. M.
picture scenes lin slidesI from the
Life of Christ. The theme of this |
worship program will be "The Holy
City" Miss Julia Crawford will
sing the "IIOly City" Tuesday and
Thursday at p. M, a church mem
bership class will meet in the par
sOnage. The class, taught by the
pastor is receiving training and
preparation for church membership.
The young people are invited to
avail themselves of this opportunity. |
Holy Thursday, worship and Lords /
supper at 7.3O p. IN. This will be |
/ q uHlOil NOISnlp SEINiCG
by the NJ. t. and NJ. Z. Churches. !
The meeting will be in the Meth
Odist Protestant Church. Good Fri |
day a union service. to be held in
the Methodist Episcopal Church at |
73O p. m. Everyone in the com /
munity is invited to come to these |
| Holy Week services for worship. |
meditation and determination.
Greenwood VI. +. Church
Rev. Robert f. Green, Minister
Church school 9:45 a. m. Laird
| Kratz, superintendent. The subject
for this Sundays lesson is "The
Meaning of Christian Discipleship.
Palm Sunday service l0:45 a. m.
Miss Crawford will sing The Psalms
during the service. Mr. Green's sub
ject will be The Heart of the King.
Evening worship 1880 p. m. open
the Gates of the Temple" will be
sung at this service. The choir will
sing There is a Green Hill Far
Away" A pre-Easter time pantOmine
entitled II Go A Fishing" will be
presented. The pantomine pOrtrays
the life of Peter after the crucifixiOn
of Jesus and before the dawn of
Easter Day Mr.. Green's subject will
be "A Brown Cross on a Green
Hill"
Union communion services will be
held in Methodist Protestant Church
Thursday evening. at 1880 o'clock.
Good Friday union evening SER
vices will be held in the Methodist
Episcopal Church at 1880 o'clock.
Special music will be sung. We in
vite you to attend these services.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church
will serve a chicken and waffle sup
per in the Community Building Sat
urday evening, March "a. Menu will
consist of waffles, chicken, candied
sweet potatoes, mashed white pOta-
toes, cole slaw rolls and coffee. Tic
kets 25c Ice crea mand cake will be
for sale.
Chas. Prettyman's funeral services
were held in the NJ. E. Church of
Greenwood Thursday afternoon of
last week. He is survived by wife.
two daughters, Mrs. Roy Barwick.
Mrs. Belle Bomboy and son
Charles. The nephews of the deceas-
ed acted as pallbearers. The SER
vices were in charge of Rev. Robert
Green. assisted by Rev. N. c. Ben
son and Rev. l.. W. Layfield. The flu
neral was one of the largest that
has been held in this vicinity for
some time. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Bennett of
FELTON, were visitors of Mrs. Miles
Bennett last Sunday.
The Women's Christian Temper
ance Union of Sussex and Kent
held their institute in the
NJ. f. Church Thursday morning and
afternoon. Among the speakers were
Miss Macklin, of Columbus, Ohio.
Mrs. Waller of Delmar and Rev. Nc
Claim of Wilmington.
Mrs. Mary Wiley has been cOnfin-
ed to her home because of illness.
Grange News
Greenwood Grange at the last
conferred the first and sec
Dnd degrees to eleven new members.
This was followed by the regular
business meeting and a social hour
devoted to games. We were informed
hat the grange won a prize of $25
'or the highest gain In membership
Of any grange in the State for the
year 1888
A play, "Hiram's Peddlers" is be-
ng rehearsed and will be put on in
he Sussex County Dramatic Con-
est in Milford Grange Hall on
March 30. Regular meet
ng OF the grange next Monday night.
March 26.
iehOOl News
Miss Evelyn Peacock, a junior
ligh school teacher of the Caesar
Rodney school, visited us on Tues
lay. March 20. and observed Mrs.
4yon's classes in mathematics and
Hiss Crawford's classes in music.
The winners of the defamation
ontest in the second group of 10th
rade students were Russell Will
ard. Everett Mai and Thelma Duke
hose who win in the first group of
he 18th grade were Helen Duke,
label Swartz and Milton Fike.
Miss Katie Houseman. our teach
r in the third grade, who has been
i for three weeks. was able to re-
urn to her duties on Tuesday morn
ng of this week
On Friday afternoon we had as
ur guests in assembly, Rev. and
frs. Robert Green and Rev. and
Irs. H. E. Hudgins. who entertained
8 with vocal and instrumental mu-
ic. Rev. Hudgins gave a short, but
lterestine talk Al fhe ciose of fha