Milford chronicle., 1934-08-24
GREENWOOD

al degrees! wraps OF heavy materia
are appearing on the strets and th'
odor of camphor is prevalent wherI
the crowds gather. Yes, winter sure
ly has the baton in his hand, and Il
gently beginning to conduct the ov
erture that proceeds the season %
frigidity. But, as the instruments o.
the symphony play, their tones be
come deep and harsh. All too sooI
ble1k north winds will blow and the
once productive vegetation fade in.
to oblivion. With these admonitions
OF departing summer many folks
are utilizing the conditions by cool
vacationing.
Gerald Pearson and Miss Florence
Carlisle are spending the week in
Rochester, N. Y. They are witness
ing the 150th celebration of The
founding of that city.
j. Reese Warrington and family,
with Mrs. Hart Uhler are motoring
through the Shenandoah Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carlisle are
enjoying a visit among friends in
Penn's Grove, Woodstown and Pit
man, N. J.
Among this towns representatives
at Niagara Falls are MIR. and Mrs
Clarence Spence and Mrs. Howard
Taylor and family. all motoring.
Mrs. Cora Callahan and friends of
Philadelphia spent Sunday last with
her IaotteI, Mrs. Anra To:bert.
Miss Eleanor Lofland and Roy
Veasey Of Wilmington were the
guests of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar LOflanj.
Mrs. Clara Wiley entertained Mr..
and Ms. Roman Morgan If viii
m'ngton, the past weekend.
Mrs. Ella Uhler has returned home
after spending a long visit with her
EOr Lewis of Lansddle, Pa
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Arthur Spicer have
this week had visitors from Massa-
chusetts.
Miss kftie Houseman and niece,
Jean are spending the week with
The formers brother in Philadelphia.
Friends are glad to hear of Miss
Katherine POwell's return from Lau-
rel Miss Powell will attend busi-
ness college this fall. She will ccm-
mute daily by railway.
AS a parting word: Let those who
would upon others infiict dolOrifc
criticism, reflect themselves upon
the mirror of their sub-cOnscious-
ness; hayhap, the shadow will be so
dark the others will be rendered in
visible.
Turner Wilson NuptialS
the marriage of Miss Louise Wilson |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Fl. |
Wilson of near town to Albert Tur-
ner. son of MIR. and Mrs. J. Thomas |
Turner of near fredericksburg, Md. |
The ceremony was performed We'd
nesday, Aug. Sth, at l O'Clock. by the |
Rev. T. J. burlington, at the NJ. p.
at Denton. Md. The bride
wore a dress of pink Organdy with
white accessories and was attended
by Miss Betty ZahniZer as maid of
honor, who wore shell pink crepe !
with white accessories. Mrs. Turner !
is secretary of the EpwOrth Ladies'
Aid; Mr.. Turner has been employed
by Zappers bakery for some time.
The bride and groom will reside at
the Frederic Apartments on Morris
Avenue. Greenwood.
The Live Wire All Club is hav-
ing its vacation at Oak Orchard.
The members down for the week
are Miss Pauline McIlvaine, Helen
lester, Ruth Rust, Reba Adams,
Louise Nelson, Lucille Butler and
Marian Tyrell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sewell McIlvaine
we're down to Okla Orchard on Sat
lrday.
Mr.. adm Mrs. Charles ConOway en-
tertained a small group of friends
last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stuart of
were the guests of
Mrs. John NJ. Stuart last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Porter were at
Slaughter Beach last Sunday.
Miss Grace L. Porter has cottage
It Slaughter Beach this week. Her
guests are Mrs. David Lester Por-
er and daughter Phyllis, Master
Thayer Porter. Arthur Hayes, Billie
Hayes, Richard Hayes, Alan Porter
nd Philip Porter.
Miss Mary r. Loockerman spent
asst weekend at Oak Orchard with
group of All Club girls.
The vicinity of Greenwood is in
eed blest to have had such a large
all of rain. The corn crop is look
ng better than was expected two
Ieeks ago.