Milford chronicle., 1935-02-01
GREENWOOD

1 Mr.. and Mrs. Zack Hatfield enter
tanned on Sunday; their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carlisle, Miss
Florence Carlisle, Sr., Miss Flor
enee Carlisle, Jr., Mr.. and, Mrs
James Wiley, Mr.. and Mrs. JacOl
Hatfield Of Milford, and Gerald Pear
son.
Richard Wiley has returned home
from the hospital where he has beer
treated for stomach trouble, much
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baker and
daughter were Sunday guests Of MT
and Mrs. Alton Davis.
We were sorry to hear of the death
of George Ray, well-known farmer
near Bridgeville He will be sadly
missed by his many friends in this
community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Harmon en-
tertained at a christening dinner
last Saturday, when they had their
small son, Ralph Morris christened
by Rev. Robert e. Green.
Miss Katherine Richards is teach
ing again after being confined to her
home with a severe cold.
". Z. Church
Much interest is being shown in
the crusade in the Sunday School.
II you haven't heard about il yet
come this Sunday and join in with
the Happy Crusaders and travel
along with them towards making
this school a real live wire, worth
while Sunday School.
Don't forget that the Firemen will
have their annual supper on Feb.
22nd Tell your friends about it
and make plans now to be there, and
carry others with you.
The ladies of Epworth Ladies' Aid
are working on a wool filled COM
fort" This comfort is to be given
to the member of the Ladies' Aid
that makes the most money for the
aid. Any member of the Aid is elig-
ible for the quilt except the presi-
dent. So start in and show the
community just what hidden talents
you have for making money!
Union Preaching Mission
The NJ. Z. and NJ. P. Churches in
town are conducting a union preach
ing mission. Services will be held
evening, Feb. 3rd in the NJ.
NJ. Church. The Rev. H. l.. Slincke
OF Harrington NJ. P. Church will
preach.
On Tuesday. Rev. J. T. Bailey of
will be the speaker. Rev.
o. W. Prince of Milton will speak on
evening. Thursday eve
ming the pulpit will be occupied by
Rev. G. j. Hooker of SeafOrd. On
Friday evening Rev. J. +. Parker of
Harrington will speak. These speak
ers are all worth hearing and you'll
be sorry if You miss hearing any of
them. There also will be special
music. and come join in the singing
OF old hymns with us. 1t will be a
real blessing to you. Cottage prayer
meeting will be held several after
Moons in various homes. All SER
vices start at 7.30.
The Greenwood N. E. Ladies' Aid
will meet in the VI. E. Church on
night in the Sunday School /
room. at 7.30. Be sure TO come.
II. JOhn>tOWn Church
ASNAANhs 9NlAObA At p ILL., All Q
members are urged to be present so /.
there will be an election of Of /
icers. Preaching service at p. m.
Let's make this a real service by /
having full attendance this Sun
lay.
The Bird Conservation program
hat the Biology class has been car
'ying on has been making rapid
progress. Each pupil of the differ
mt committee has been striving to 1
make the program a success. 4
The Bird Attraction Committee
las been feeding the birds. making
,ird houses, and also bird stations.
We feel that these are great steps
oward attracting the birds around
'ur homes. Those on the Commit
ee of Destruction of Enemies have
,illed hawks, crows, cats. and other
Dird enemies. making a total of 6S
nemies. The Educational Program
has distributed 200 PAM
'hlets TO the pupils of Greenwood !
'chool These pamphlets contain
Material on useful birds about the
arm, and also the economic impor-
lnce of birds. The committee is
Ow working on a student bulletin.
he bulletin will contain dimensions
u bird houses, sketches of bird !
ouses, bird baths, and stations to
ut in our yards, ways of attarcting
nd feeding birds, economic i'm
Drtance of birds. and conservation
I birds