Milford chronicle., 1934-02-23
GREENWOOD
Welcome New Daughter

! NGlCOMlC NEW DAuEhtCN
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis M. Roger
announce the birth of a daughter
Saturday, February 18th, 1884, a
their home in Greenwood, SUISSE,
County Delaware. Mrs. Rogers will
be remembered as Miss Laura SeeleS
who created and conducts that de-
partment in the Milford Chronicle
known so favorably as "Grandma's
Scrap Book" Many have expressed
by letters appreciation of this weekly
visit of a type of poetry that is help
full to those who read the Chronicle.
May the new daughter bring hap
piness TO the young parents.
The firemen of Greenwood will
hold their annual supper Saturday
evening, February cath, In the Com
munity Hall. The menu will consist
OF baked chicken, chicken salad, oys-
ters, and many other appetizing
dishes prepared by the ladies of the
community, Tickets 40 cents. Ice
cream and cake will be for sale.
Suppers will b eready to serve at 5
p. III.
Grange News
thA AuG tGbNlAl AANCNAhH vi
wood Grange next Monday night.
February 10th. Past Master Clarence
f.. 0cheltree will confer the first and
second degrees on a class of ten
candidates. They are. John Owens,
Rev. and Mrs. H. T.. Hudgens, Mr.
and Mrs. y. G. Meredith. MIR. and
Mrs. +. V. 0eheltree, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Mills and Miss Crawford. Lee
turer Herman ElZey has announced
that instead OF the usual program,
games and stunts will be indulged
in. This will be followed by re-
freshments.
AT the last meeting Worthy Mas
ter Walter J. Mills in few well
chosen words expressed his appre-
citation of the help and cooperation
of all those who made the recent
supper such a success.
The Delaware District Missionary
AuXiliaries of the NJ. p. Churches
will meet in Dover on Thursday. |
March LIST. at 1890 a. m. DR.. f. A. !
SeXsmith of Chestertown. Md. will |
be the afternoon speaker.
a two weeks preaching mission +,
" IN w hfAN III Alit
churches February 25th to March |
] lih. Both of the town churches will !
70 operate in The meetings: The
for the first week will he
held in the Methodist Protestant |
church. Rev. II. +. IImdgins. pastor:
during the second week the meetings
will De in the Methodist Episcopal
,hurch. Rev. Il. T.. Green pastor.
The local pastors will be assisted by
iiSitins ministers. Services will be
ield al 7.30 each night with eXcep-
ion of Mondays and Saturdays. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Greenwood NJ. p. Church. Rev. II.
:. lludeins, pastor Sunday school,
80 a. m. Christian EndeavOr, Z
D. m.. leader. ". d. Yynch; topic,
Great Religious Leaders of Today"
First night of union services, 730
,. m, sermon by Rev Layiield.
Greenwood NJ f. Church. Rev.
Robert T.. Green. minister. Church
school. J.45 a. m. The subject for
his Sundays lesson is why Win
others Ia Christ" Interesting ses-
sion is being arranged. Plan 10
study some of the great truths of
lRihle with us this Sunday morning.
Divine worship. lO.I5 a. M. Special
music will he sung during the SER
vice. Mr.. Green's subject will be:
Christ in Life's Crises" Solo, THE
Did Rugged Cross" will he sung.
Union preaching mission of the
II. +. Church and NJ. p. Church will
Iegin in the NJ. p. Church Sunday
.venine at $50, and will be held in
he N. p Church each night of next
week except Monday and Saturday
lights. Interesting speakers are he
ng secured for ach night. Plan 10
ttnd these services.
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