Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1938-10-14
GREENWOOD

Edward McGinnis spent the Weel
end in Philadelphia.
James Graves spent the weekend
i'm Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Rearer spent
the weekend in Philadelphia.
Norman Booz is i'll at this writing
Miss Francis Vincent spent the
weekend at home with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vincent
Vincent Holland spent the week
end in Philadelphia.
Wallace Turner spent the week
end in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ORR also Mrs. Max
Guzinski and children, Dorthea and
Max, Jr., visited Mr.. Max Guziski
over the weekend.
James Tucker left ON Tuesday for
the U. s. Navy He will be stationed
at Norfolk, Va, for a while.
Miss Helen Sadowski, of Philadel-
phia, spent the weekend with her
brother, Alexander Sadowski.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. LOckerman had
as their guests ON Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. E. Brown, of Bridgeville, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. It. Ellwanger. of Balti-
more.
Miss Kathrine Richards spent Sat
urday in Wilmington.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Home Demonstration Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Frank Mich
OILS Thursday, October 20. at 1870 p.
m. Miss Melendy. our County leader
will be with us and will speak TO us
ON Clothing for Health. All menu
hers try and be present and bring
your canned fruit which our club
members are donating TO the Milford
Memorial Hospital.
The Ladies' Aid of Greenwood NJ.
p. Church will hold a chicken salad
and fried oyster supper and roast
chicken for those who prefer it, at
the Firemen's building. Saturday.
October 18th. Serving starts at 500
d. M. Tickets are ON sale by mem
hers of the Aid at soc each. Come
one and all for good supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Cope, MIR. ana
Mrs. Hillman, daughter of Whining
ton, spent the weekend with Mr., and
Mrs. Fred Wilkensen.
Mrs. Charles Passwaters of Bridge
Vile spent Tuesday with her daugh-
ter, MIS-. ffeu WllhehStls.
The Greenwood Grange held their
second meeting of the fall on Mon
day night. The members who did not
attend missed a very enjoyable even
ing. The lecturer Miss Kathrine
Richards told of her trip to the lee
ture and conference at Ithica, N. Y.
We were proud to hear she thought
one of the highlights of the confer
ence was the speech made by our own
State Lecturer, MIR. Yearsley. Al the |
next meeting of the Grange on Oct. /
"a. a Halloween party is being plan
ned. Each member is asked to come /
i'm costume. Those who do not Will
have to pay forfeit of SC for women, |
ten cents for men. Don't miss this |
Jolly good time. Hunt up your cos !
tune now and see how well you can
fool your friends. A prize Will be CIV
en- for the one who most completely
hides his or her identity, also for the !
funniest seostHnes,-aEld for the best I
jmpersOnatiOn. Let's make TINS Il /
100 per cent Grange meeting. Re !
freshments will be served. A BoOs-
ter Night program is being planned
for the November meeting. A prom
inent outside speaker will be present.
So be thinking what ne wmembers
YOU wish to bring into the. Grange
that night and he sure to see That
they get there. Don't forget to keep
in mind the Fair on Nov. 4th and 9TH.
and lets make this 4 fair that is real
lv everbOdy's Fair. That means you
and do all We can to make it a sue
cess. See further news Of commu-
nifty fair in this paper.
Community Fair Groups Are
Named at Greenwood
The annual Greenwood Community
Fair, sponsored by the Greenwood
Grange. Greenwood Agriculture De
partment and Green Home Econo-
mics Department will be held Friday
and Saturday, November 4 and b.
The Fair will be held this year in
connection with National Art Week
which will be celebrated throughout
the United States from November l
to Z. Mrs. A. o. Baker is the local
chairman in charge of the Art cele-
bration.
About 200 various classes in the
crop. homemakers, egg and Hover
departments will be open for compe-
tition. Each person is permitted two
entries in each class and may. enter
in all the classes. First, second and
third place ribbons will be given TO:
each class. Sweepstakes ribbons
will be awarded for the winner in
each department and grand cham
pion ribbon to the exhibitor gaining
the most points in the entire show.
The following committees have
been appointed TO take care of the de-
tails of the Fair:
General Committee Chairman.
Chairman, Walter j. Mills; Clarence
Ocheltree, Mrs Thelma Schulze. r.
f. Wiley, J. F. Gordy, Mrs. Paul
Lord.
Program Committee-Herman r.
EIzey, Mrs. Iva Edgell. NJ. l.. Door
dan. Eleanor Henshaw.
Building Committee-R. f. Wiley,
II. f. Mills, Ross Coleman. Mrs. Iva
Edgell, Mrs. Clarence Ocheltree, Car
los Wisseman.
Decoratior-Mrs A. o. Baker, A. o. .
Baker, Aldon Roberts, Charles Elliott, =,
Janet Gibson.
Finance-R. E. Wiley, Ralph Wal
son, Mrs. Thelma Schulze. A. o.
Robert Wiley, John Can !
non.
Crop-E. V. Ocheltree, Allen Will
ley, j. Fl. Edgell. Walter Duke, Thos. {
Craft, Earle Todd
Homemakers-Mrs C. E. Ocheltree !
Virginia Ann Tull. Helen Griffith, +
Mrs. NJ. A. Webb. Mrs. Pearl Mills, \
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