Milford chronicle., 1942-11-27
GREENWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Lyons entertain.
ed at dinner on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs
Luther Lyons and family of Dover anC
Mrs Hall Lyons and son. Leonard.
Mr., and Mrs. Vernon T. Young anC
family of Wilmington spent the week.
end with Mrs. Coung's mother, Mrs
Clara Coulter.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Ocheltree and
Mrs. Roy Barwick were in I'hladel-
phia shopping last Tuesday
Miss Loretta Stafford of Camden, N
! j.. and Mrs. Cora Powell of Harring-
I ton were guests over the weekend ot
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Anderson.
/ Guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
j. G. Loockerman and Miss Mary
Loockerman during the week were Mr..
liam X. Loockerman, Mrs. Ida Parker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Heinbaugh, Mrs
Charles Winans, Miss Eva Morris
Mrs. Fred Sampson and Mrs. Harry
Banning
on Saturday afternoon Mr.. LOCKER
nan and Miss Mary Loockerman took
Mrs. Loockerman for short ride.
Mrs. Loockerman has been confined 10
her room for seven and half years,
most of which she had to he in bed.
While she has kept up with the news,
and happenings i'm her community, she
could hardly realize the numerous
changes which have taken place in
that time. They rode up around the
church, over to her sons, by Frank
Smiths and Lewis Richards It was
such n pleasure to her to ride around
by these places and see the country,
and we are all delighted that Mrs
Loockerman was able to be out.
The Greenwood Home Demonstra-
tion Club met at the home of Mrs
Frank Nichols last Thursday evening.
year as follows. President, Mrs. c. II
Harmon; vice president, Mrs. Joy
Hamstead; secretary, Mrs. j. II. Ed
gell; treasurer. Mrs. James Smith. Tho
following chairmen of committees were
appointed: Health, Mrs. w. j. Mills;
foods, Mrs. j. L. Barwick: publicity
Mrs. Albert o. Humphreys; recreation,
Mrs. Matthew Russell; defense, Mrs.
c. T.. Ocheltree; music. Mrs. James
Smith; reports, Mrs. Minnie Owens;
parliamentarian, Mrs. George \,
Hanks.
Plans are being made for the Christ
mas party to be held December Is il
the Community Building.
Emmert Judy of Wilmington spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Roy
e. Judy and Lester Judy.
Mrs. c. M Spanish spent Wednesda.
and Thursday in Philadelphia with her
sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Conaway and
daughter Charlotte, were guests for
dinner on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert o. Humphreys.
William Spanish of Fort Miles spent
Friday with his wife.
The covered dish supper held byi
Glass No. of Grace Methodist Church
was a very pleasant affair. The variety
of delicious food, with the chance to
have a social chat with friends made
II very enjoyable evening.
Mrs Hall Lyons of Washington, d.
c., spent last week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz Mr.. and Mrs
Schultz have moved to their new home
near town.
Alfred Anderson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Anderson, graduated as
second lieutenant in the Army from the
Officers Training School at Camp Lee.
Virginia, on November 13. He return
ed to Camp Lee ON Sunday, after
spending ten days with his parents. Al
fred is a graduate of Greenwood High
School. and Goldey business College.
and is well known among the young
folks of the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy +. Judy enter
tanned at a farewell dinner on Sunday
in honor of Emmert Judy, who entered
the Army on Wednesday. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Towers of
Easton, Md. Edwin Unger Of Fed
eTalsburg, Md, Lester Judy and EN-
inert Judy of Wilmington. The after
noon was very enjoyable. Special fun
and pleasure was provided by Mr..
Towers, who had brought with him his
recording machine. There were several
recordings of music and fun. and final
ly each guest was asked to make a
short farewell talk to Mr. Judy. The
records were presented to Mr. Judy.