Milford chronicle., 1935-03-01
GREENWOOD

Inc GREENWOOD ufemeu Wish u
thank ali those who helped so gen
erOusly with the annual suppel
held last Friday. The net proceeds
amounted 70 $4,000 for the two
meals on Friday and s38 for the sup
per on Saturday. The proceeds from
the Saturday meal is to go towards
the new hospital in Milford.
Mrs. Florence johnson, Of VIII
Wilmington Is visiting her sister
Mrs. Dorothy Porter.
Miss Jean Houseman spent the
weekend in Philadelphia.
Miss Grace l. Porter of Media
Pa, was the weekend guest OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Porter.
st. Patriek's Party
Meet st. Patrick on the 18th OF
March at the firemen's building. The
ladies' Of the NJ. p. Church will have
social. Watch this paper for fur
ther notice.
Mrs. Norman Groves Of Whining
ton was the weekend guest OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Long.
Miss Eta Hastings Of Delmar
was the guest of Mrs. Franklin Cor
dy on Friday.
Miss Margaret Croswell Of Prin-
cess Anne, Md, was the weekend
guest of Miss Mary r. LOockerman.
The Epworth Ladies Aid will meet
at the home Of Mrs. Charles j.
Smith on February 8. The quilt will
be given away that night to the one
" WhO has collected or made in some
way the most money for the aid in
the past month. So be sure to be on
hand and see who gets it. A special
program is being arranged.
Miss Grace L. Porter and Miss
Mary r. LOockerman entertained at
cards last Saturday evening at Lo-
Gust Grove Farm. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Emory Wiley
Misses Betty Wiley, Elsie NJ. Will
ley, Julia Crawford, Katharine Rich
ards, Margaret CrOswell, Marian
Rust, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Como
way and w. Paul Lord, Galen Mill
er and H. Stanley Ledenham.
Greenwood N. E. Church
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Come
worship with us. EVangelistic ser
vice at 1880. Great interest has been
shown in these meetings. Come, join
with us in the singing Of old time
revival hymns.
The Ladies' Aid will meet Tues
day evening following the prayer
Important business is at :
hand so be sure and come.
The ladies' of the church will hold /
a bake Saturday afternoon, March |
2, starting at 1880 p. m. All kinds of
goodies and ice cream and cake for
sale-at the Firemen's Hall.
50, JOhnstOWn Church
Sunday school p. m. Divine wOr-
ship p. m. Come and take a bless
ing home with you.
The st. JohnstoWn ladies will hold
D bake at the Firemen's Hall, on
March 9.
Mrs. Clarence Spence is home
from the hospital much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. LOockerman en-
last Sunday evening: Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Handy and Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Handy Of fredericksburg,
Nd, and Miss Glenna Wright, Al
oheus Adams and Clarence Adams.
Farm Boys Hold
Monthly F. F. A. Meeting
At the regular monthly meeting OF
he Luther Burbank Chapter of Fu-
lre Farmers Of America, held in
he auditorium of the Greenwood !
High School Wednesday evening,
members were invited
o indulge in a few games of volley
Dall againgst the F. F. A. members
Who are now attending school.
After a few games of volley ball,
President Lawrence Isaacs brought
he group together and the follow
ng program was held:
Talk, Luther Burbank" Calvin
Music, Joe and Alfred Anderson.
lusser.
Accordion solo, Quinton Webb.
Talk, Things the F. F. A. Chap
sr Can Do Out Of School" Charles
ones.
Harmonica solo. Daniel Banning.
Plans for Our Summer Trip, Ev-
rett Mai.
Music, Joe and Alfred Anderson.
When the entertainments were ov-
r the business meeting was called
, order by the president. 1t was de-
ded to publish a news letter once
month for the purpose Of interest
lg out-of-school boys in the activi-
es of the Luther Burbank Chapter.
Lester Hatfield. Luther Lyons and
dwin Davis we're appointed as the
committee for the next 3
Getting.
Everett Mai, Earl Dickerson and I
ancel Cade are on the program
,mmittee for our next meeting and I
ne thing they have decided to in /
ude on the program is a film strip T
4 The Worlds Fair. Many musical
Imbers will also be heard. The J
Ne for this meeting is March 20. /