Milford chronicle., 1935-02-08
GREENWOOD
Turkey Supper

Turkey supper
The Grangers will hold a turkey
supper in the Community House to-
night, FEB. Sth, starting at 5 p. m.
There will be roast turkey with all
the fixins for 40 cents. Ice cream
10 cents extra. Tell your friends
about Il and, come help US out.
The Epworth Ladies Aid will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Thurman Adams.
a full attendance is requested by
the president When? tonight! at
1880 o'clock-this means rain or
shine. snow or blow, because the
fourth quarterly conference is Feb.
18th, and the ladies have important
business to transact before then.
So don't forget Feb. Sth at 7.SO.
We are glad to report that the
telephones in this section are work
ing again. Nearly all country lines
were out about twelve days because
OF the terrible sleet storm.
Mrs. Samuel Satterfield and Mrs.
Mollie Wiley visited Mrs. George
Collins at Pennington on Monday.
Mrs. Collins is i'll with pleurisy. We
hope for her rapid recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Twilley Of
Baltimore were Saturday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Prettyman, Jr.
Aipheus Adams and Miss Glenna
Wright were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. C. Loockerman last Wednesday.
Mrs. Stephen Spence had as her
dinner guests last Sunday, Rev. Ogg
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Spence.
Rev. Layfield was the guest min
lister at the NJ. z. Church in Har-
ringtOn last Sunday evening.
Mrs, Edgar Isaacs and Mrs. Lester
Isaacs entertained with delightful
program at the Ladies' Aid meeting
in the NJ E. Church last Monday
evening.
The Girls Glee Club of the High
School gave several selections un-
der the leadership Of Miss Julia
Crawford The music was greatly
appreciated and we hope to hear the
Glee Club again soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Wroten en-
tertained Rev. 0gg at dinner last
Friday.
The Cottage Bible meetings held |
at Mrs. Laura Elliotts and Mrs. Ste |
phen Wrotens last week, were great
ly attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cleaves en-
tertained at a family dinner last
Sunday. They had 32 guests.
Miss Clara Wiley is visiting in
Wilmington this week.
The Preaching Mission
Great interest has been taken in
these services and this coming week
the services will be held in the NJ. e.
two churches will furnish the special
music. Come have a real song feast
with us. On Sunday evening the
speaker will be a former school 4
mate OF Rev. Green, Rev. Waldo I
Disc of near Cambridge, Md. Rev. /
Disc is a, very able speaker so don't
miss this service. On Tuesday eve {
ming Rev. Frank HersOn Of Milford, {
who is well-known to all will {
ipeak. Rev. w. o. Prince Of Milton {
will be the speaker on Wednesday,. {
fhe pulpit will be filled by Rev. o. S
!. Cohnely of Lewes on Thursday. {
Rev. Lester Windsor Of SeafOrd will
reach on Friday evening. ALI ser b
ices start at 7.SO. Be sure and v
ome, and bring your friends with
ON. O
I. E. Church Il
Sunday School at 9.45. The cru d
ade to the Holy Land has created o
hueh interest, and you haven't at +
ended yet: be sure to be ON hand N
bis Sunday. Divine worship at
0.45 a. m. There will be several s.
pecial selections by the choir; 81
lev. Green's subject will be, "The d
lynamic Faith of Lincoln" d,
The ladies OF the M. h. Church 81
i'll hold a bake on March 1st M
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