Milford chronicle., 1939-02-10
GREENWOOD

army FOrt WduSWOrLn, ". T., IS OF
a sixty days leave. visiting his sister
Mrs. Homer Lynch.
VI Mr. and Mrs. James Breeding spen
q few days last week in Philadelphia
MIR. and Mrs. Wesley Ewing. o
Stevensville. Md. spent last wceL
with Mrs. Ewing's grandmother, Mrs
LOttie johnson.
Frank HOuSeman. of Philadelphia
was the guest over the weekend OF
his sister, Miss Katherine IIOuseman
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rcacher spent
Saturday in Philadelphia.
Clifton Sullivan. Of Delmar, spent
Friday with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Johnson en-
tertained TO dinner OH Sunday Mrs.
LOttie Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Lynch, Walter
Long, spent Sunday in Delmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Breeding were
the dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
gar Draper. of Harrington
Henry Oskiera spent the week end
i'm Philadelphia.
James Graves spent the weekend
i'm HOlmesburg. Pa. with his parents
! Wallace Turner spent the weekend
1 in Philadelphia with his parents.
! Joseph McNulty spent the week
end in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Klemm spent
the weekend in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Reahcr spent
Sunday in Salisbury, Md.
The Greenwood revival is well I'M
der way. II began Sunday night with
a fine attendance. Mr.. HOrner and
several members of the school hand
played during the congregational
singing. Rev. Magonigal. the blind
evangelist, arrived on Monday after
noon. He was at the services that
night and made a number of sugges-
tiOns for the good of the revival. He
sings, plays and breaches. He aOf-
ten leads the congregational singing
while playing the music for singing.
He surprised many with his marvel
Gus memory. lie had stayed in the
childhood home of one of those pres
Gnt Monday night, after the services
he told number of things which hap
pcncd at that time, quite few people
were so taken up with his memory
that they stayed much lOnged than
usual. The special groups invited
TO attend the meetings next week are
as follows. Monday. the liremen are
invited. Tuesday night is business
peoples night. Wednesday night is
ladies aid societies. all are urged to
be present 100 per cent. Thursday
is family night at which time each
family is requested to sit together
Friday is young peoples night. all
young people including the Scouts
arc invited to attend this night Each
afternoon from Tuesday to Friday the
children are invited TO a three-quar-
ter, of an hour meeting. beginning at
four o'clock. The services of the
'6omlHg week with be held in the NJ.
L. Church.
The Home Demonstration Club will
hold its second monthly meeting for
1889 at the home of Mrs. NJ. Webb on
Thursday. Feb. 10th for another all
day meeting. starting at 1880 a IN.
with the club luncheon at noon
Everyone please bring covered dish
two sandwiches. silverware and
dishes for yourself. Our project lead
Grs will present the subject Better
Health" through better meals. oven
meals. A good attendance is desired. !
About 30 Ill Club members met at |
the Grange Hall in Greenwood, OH !
February 2. 1889. at 500 O'Clock for |
their monthly meeting. AS guests the
club entertained Edward McCawlcy /
and John Skinner. Mr.. McCawlcy /
gave "A very interesting talk on "The /
Spirit of Club work. Mr.. Skinner
showed the club members movies en-
titled salt of the Earth and Bud
i'm Delaware" Pennc-
well Isaacs gave talk on his trip
to the Harrisburg Show. Another
talk was given by Janet Gibson on
Conservation Of Trees in Delaware"
Both were very interesting
Death
Alfred II. Cahall. aged 10 passed
away Saturday night at 1890 O'Clock
with heart attack. Funeral serv-
ices will be held Saturday at 1880 a.
M. in the IIardcsty Funeral ParlOrs
At Bridgeville. Interment at St.
JohnstOwn Cemetery. lie is survived
by one son. Stanley Cahall of Harring
.on, Mrs. Helen Parker. of Los An
;eles. Calf. brother and two sis
crs.
Note 10 Other Fox Hunters OF this
urea
Two of our most ardent followers
If the sport. made a most grievOus
,rror inasmuch as they arrived at
heir favOritc hunting grounds minos
heir hounds on Tuesday last From
'ur knowledge of the sport. one won
lers about their new method of run
ling fox without hounds.