Milford chronicle., 1938-03-04
SUSSEX POMONA GRANGE

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Broad Creek Grange conferred tn
third and fourth degrees on a clas
of IL candidates February II. Th'
work was beautifully done by tn
ladies' degree team and were highly
cOmplimented by Out-Of-tOwn visit
Ors. Pomona Master Walter Mill'
and Mrs. Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Apple
ton of Greenwood, also Mr.. and Mrs
Morgan and daughter and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Lemex of Milford. On account
of inclement weather many invited
guests were prevented from attend
ing. A social hour followed the meet
ing.
On February IS. Charles P. Helm,
superintendent of laurel Schools
and NJ. c. Vaughn of COolsprlng.
Discussion OH parents duty to tea
Chcrs aud teachers to parents.
A flag was purchased to present to
the Laurel School.
Irving Hastings, Guy Wheatley,
Ernest DickersOn and Mrs. j. A.
Wilker were appointed 10 attend
the meeting on Wild Life Restora-
tiOn.
The Broad Creek Juveniles will
sponsor a bingO party on the eve
ming of March 5.
A large delegation attended the
county meeting at Greenwood and
contributed several interesting mu-
Steal numbers. Delmar Grange has
been working under handicap this
month
Worthy Master Il. Guy Hastings is
still i'll and Worthy Overseer Harry
Ellis has conducted the meetings.
Three members have been enjoy
ing themselves in Sunny Florida.
Dclmar received the travelling roll
Ter harrow from Columbia on Feb
ruary IS. Large delegations were
present from Greenwood and Col
umbia.
Reliance held a very interesting
debate and it was so much enjoyed
that another one is promised in the
near future. They assisted in the
community entertainment on Febru-
AIRY "a.
Columbia Grange was well repre-
seDted at the county meeting in!
Greenwood. They held their COM
munity supper on February rs.
Greenwood Grange was host to the
county at a covered dish supper on
February "a. After partaking of a |
supper where all the good things |
imaginable were prepared by the |
best cooks in the county were enjoy
cd, an interesting program was pre-
sentcd. Worthy Pomona Master
Walter Mills was chairman. Several
musical numbers were rendered and
an interesting reading by Miss Lock-
crman. Iviu CulbertsOn of Whining
ton was the guest speaker and he
spoke on "The Conditions of Today"
State Master and Mrs. Jester also
Pomona Lecturer Mrs. J. S. Willis
each added their greetings to the
meeting.
Milford Grange is enjoying a SER
les of agricultural programs with
Ralph SDOwberger as speaker. DEM
onstratiOns of milk tcstiug-select-
ing seed corn-lime and fertilizer
are among the subjects discussed.
Even though the weather was snowy
on February II the travelling pen
nant was taken TO CoolsprlnS. IS"
wa sthe letter and Mrs. Num- choose
Seven FOunders"-seed, steward
and service as her theme words.
These subjects were well covered
and social hour followed. Pyramid
parties again on the go. Mrs. Geo.
IIigman entertained twenty-seven
guests on February %.
AFsII,nI 80 hnldfnQ inter-
esting meetings. Prof. Butz and NJ.
c. Vaughn were guest speakers
when the teacher and parents prob
lens we're discussed. On account Of
a fashion. show being held at the
hall, Midland was not so well rep
resented at Greenwood. However,
The faithful granger, Arlie Pepper
.oOl1 a car full.
COolspring thought Friday, Febrp-
lry IL was a good night to stay at
home but after calling Milford on
he phone and finding they we're on
he way down they decided they
would take their fee cream and cake
md go to grange. Even though 1t
showed and showed on the outside
everyone was comfortable and happy
n the hall and snow stopped when
hey started home.
Henlopen Grange has donated its
iall to the community to hold
,lass in adult education. Home nurs-
ng is being taught.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thosmas Wilson,
Bailey Maull and Mrs. Jennie War {
'ington, even though they thought /
hey should attend local suppers, |
vent to Greenwood and enjoyed an
'vening.
Angola is busy with preparations
or Poomna. They joined Henlopen Q
ind entertained at Midway Com
nUnity Hall on March II. e
C. E. Phillips of Newark will q
peak at 1880 a. m. on Hybrid D
iced Corn" Discussion in meeting t
md at lunch hour. Music, readings,
.