Milford chronicle., 1934-01-12
GREENWOOD

At the school election on Satur-
day, January 6, the vote was unani-
mOusly favorable TO a bond issue.
The following were elected as a To-
cal building Commission: w. S.
Lord, r. E. Wiley, w. /. Conway,
T. p. Rust. These four commission
ers will meet with the State Board
of Education at an early date for
the purpose of organizing and pro-
ceeding with the plans for the build
ing of the addition to the public
school.
The adult class in home planning
and decorating with Miss Gardner
/ as instructor, will meet Tuesday
evening, January %, for the first
session of the course. 1t has been
necessary TO defer the first session
/ until the 23rd to enable Miss Gard
ner to finish the extension course
which she is giving in Wilmington.
Since no one has expressed a de-.
sire for any other course iii adult
education, it is understood that no
one in Greenwood or vicinity is in
terested in any other class. II is
generally understood that whenever
twelve or fifteen persons are inter
ested in having class in adult cdu-
cation, they may have such class
by notifying Miss Gibson or Miss
Burnett. Neither is supposed to So
licit for classes for the community.
The senior class expect to give
their play THE Hoodoo" on Friday
evening, February 2.
Art Work OF Greenwood Pupils Re.
produced IN National Magazine
The January number of The In /
structor contains an interesting de-
scription Of some of the art work |
done by the first grade pupils of the /
Greenwood school. Tho work was
carried on by Miss Elsie NJ. Wiley,
the classroom teacher through the
help of Miss Margaret Dennis, the
visiting teacher Of art. The illus
trations and article show how Miss
Wiley used art as tool in teaching
some OF the fectual material of the
other school subjects. The repro
ductions of the children's work prove
that this is a Joyous as well as an
effective method.
The Illustrations and article were
sent in by Miss Margaret Dennis.
The visiting art teacher Of the school,
at the request of the editor of the
magazine. This editor had become
i'm the art work Of the f.,
Delaware schools through an article
describing problem carried out by /
he seventh and eighth grades of .
he same school and published i'm
rhe School Arts Magazine the year
,eforc. !
Greenwood NJ. +. Church, Rev. 8
Robert f. Green minister, Church
chool, 945 Il. m.. Laird Kratz super {
nteHdent. Plan to meet with us TO s
tudy some Of the great truths of
hc Bible.
Divine worship. l0.i5 a. IN. Special
music will he sung by junior and
cnicr choirs. Stuart Gibson will
ing Face to Face at this service.
Sermon by the minister.
Evening worship. 7.30 p. m. A
helpful service has been arranged.
We invite ycu to worship with us. /
. u. T.. HUdgine, s. r. d., Pastor.
Friday, Jan. 12-Christian En-
leayor business meeting and social,
Hall at 730 p. Ill. Come
DIN with lis in an evening of fun
nd fellowship.
Sunday, JAN II. $50 a. m.-Sun-
ay school; 7.15 p. M. Christian En-
eavOr. topic, understanding Our
elves" Mrs. Lee Coulter leader;
As p. m, sermon by the pastor. IL
by Hofmann's picture, q
Christ and the Doctors" \
Thursday, Jan. Is. 7.30 p. m.-
r2yer meeting. G
Saturday. Jan. 20-Morning. soup :
tic; afternoon, bake sale. pies, rolls,
lkcS. etc.
cannon
Church loyalty week.
Sunday, 1890 a. m.-Sermon by
c pastor, "A New Deal"
Tuesday, 7.30 p. m.-Scrmon by
e pastor, Our Seven Sins
Wednesday, 7.3O p. m.-Sermon by
e Rev. G. J. Hooker Of Seaford. Il
Thursday evening-sermon ny the
". DR.. y. L. Coleman of Delmar.
FrLlay cvcning-SermOn by the
CIV. J. &. Eaton of Laurel The
lblic is cordially invited to attend
csc meetings. Inspiring messages
song are being prepared by the
loir.
Bethel sc
SUNDAY. Jan. IA. y. m.-Sunday
hooI: : y. m, worship hour. ser =
on by pastor. 'Life's Second
nance"