Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1934-06-01
GREENWOOD

Greenwood M. h. ChuEcn:, ,ScnoOl
at 9.45 a. M; divine worship at 1O.45.
Sermon subject, THE Heavens Are
Telling"
There will be no service in the
church Sunday evening. Members
and friends of the churches of the
town and vicinity of Greenwood will
worship in the High School Audi
torium this Sunday evening, where
the baccalaureate sermon will be
preached to the graduating class. A
chorus of over sixty voices composed
of a number of the students of the
Greenwood High School will sing
several sacred numbers.
Prayer meeting. Tuesday evening
at 7.3O, va.
Children's Day service will be
held Sunday evening. June 18th.
DR.. William Hanks is spending his
vacation with his parents in Green
wood.
Judge Earl Wiley visited Mrs.
Laura Elliott last Sunday.
Mrs. Wright of Chester. Pa, visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. John Todd, Sunday.
Mrs. Albert Cahall returned home
from the Jefferson Hospital last
week.
Mrs. Randall, of Philadelphia,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Miles
Bennett.
Mrs. Ella Edgell who has been ill
is feeling somewhat improved.
A number of people from Green
wood attended the Flower Show at
the home of Miss Mary Loockerman
last Saturday afternoon. 1t was a
beautiful sight to see the many va
rieties of flowers in bloom, especial
ly those which belong to the Iris
family. Miss Loockerman has over
one hundred varieties OF Iris. The
people appreciate the public spirit
of Miss Loockerman in opening her
flower gardens so that they may en-
Joy also the splendor of nature
Greenwood School News
All the closing exercises for the |
Senior Glass will be held in the |
High School Auditorium this year !
They will take place as follows: (
Class night exercises. Friday eve
ming, June LIST. Baccalaureate SER
non, Sunday evening, June 3rd.
The services will be in charge of /
Rev. Robert Green, who will deliver
he sermon. A choir of 60 voices or
more, selected from the Junior
senior High School will render mu-
tic as will also the orchestra.
The Commencement exercises,
Tuesday evening. June 5th A silver
'ffering will be taken at the door.
Among the out-of-town visitors at
'ur school exhibit on Friday, were
Hiss ReXtrew. Miss Kelly and Miss
'leck of the University of Delaware
aculty: Miss MacNaughton OF the
of Maryland faculty; Miss
iarion Breck. State supervisor of
lone Economics; MIR. Lyle MOwlds.
tate supervisor Of Agriculture:
Hiss Eleanor Burke, teacher OF Fl. f.
( Marshallton School: Mrs. Han
ock, head of Fl. E. department OF
iewark School; Miss Mabel Can
way, teacher of H. f. in the Milford
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Purnell :
nd Miss Betty Morgan of the
School.
In spite of the rain, il is esti-
mated that at least $50 of the par
nts and friends of our students
anne out to see the exhibit. The
eachers of the school greatly ap-
reciate the interest which both the
atrons and the Out-of-town visitors
bowed in attending the exhibit and
he expression of praise of the fine
'ork which the children had done :
uring the year. ,
Two of our High School graduates :
1881, Miss Edith Clifton and Miss
leanor LOfiand were graduated as
urses at the Delaware Hospital on
thursday. May oath. {
Miss Eleonar Lofiand and friends.
ISIS June Veasey. Miss Jenkins, Mr.. !
ahall, Roy Veasey, all of Whining j
m, visited Miss Lofiand's parents, =
r. and Mrs. Oscar Lofiand. Sunday ,
Children's day program in the j
reenwoOd NJ. p. Church, under d. :
'cttOn of Mrs Clarence OcheItree,
Ill be held Sunday night. June 10.
o'clock. =
Greenwood-Cannon NJ. p. Charge.
erbert f. Hudgins, minister. !
reenwood; $50 a. m, Sunday =
'hool. >. Evening, baccalaureate SER
&c in High School Auditorium. !,
visionary meeting. Wednesday at =
30 p. m, home of Mrs. H. w. ID.
hhson. Thursday evening at 1880, 7
aver meeting.
Cannon: $50 a. M, Sunday
hool. 1890 a. m, sermon by the 2
stor
Bethel: 2 p m, Children's Day
ogram. q