Milford chronicle., 1942-09-18
GREENWOOD

The Sunshine Glass of the Metho
dist Church was entertained by Mi
and Mrs. Alexander Sadowski o.
Wednesday evening. The busines
meeting was very interesting. Tn
class is sponsoring a plan for Sc
curing the Christian and American
flags for the church. Mr.. Ingram
our president, explained that thl
committee had seen the flags ana
they have been ordered. Each clasi
in the Sunday school is contribut
ing towards the flags,
The class has secured a servict
roll and Mr.. Luther Stevens ha:
made a frame for 1t. The. class
hopes to enter all the names Of
those from the church who are In
the service. The social part of the
meeting was spent in playing
games, which everyone enjoyed
The hostess served ice cream
cakes, cookies, nuts and candy
The class certainly enjoyed the
hospitality extended by Mr.. and
Mrs. Sadowski.
The members present at the
meeting were: Mr.. and Mrs. SadoY-
ski, Rev. Knicely, Miss Marjorie
Knicely, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Tucker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Stevens, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Smith, Arthur Ingram,
Mrs. Dennis Christine, Mrs. Stan
ley Cahall, Miss Elsie Wiley and
Mrs. Paul Lord.
The primary department of the
Methodist Church, under the direc-
ton of Miss Jeanette Gibson, gave
a most enjoyable musical program
Sunday evening. The young folks
were divided into three groups.
The boys and girls in each group
wore robes of crepe paper in the
same color, and the three groups
combined formed the colors of our
American flag. The music was fine,
and Miss Gibson and her young
folks deserve much credit. The
program:
March and chorus, America.
Duet, when Betsy Ross made
The Flag" by Jimmie and Janice
Smith.
Scripture Reading, Rev. Knicely.
Solo-baritone, my Country 'Tis
of Thee" Billy Knicely.
Offering = Selection, Salute
Thee Old Glory.
Piano solo, God Bless America"
Phyllis Baker.
Reading, what Our Colors
Mean" Jean Meredith.
Sermon, by Rev. Knicely.
Trumpet solo, Star Spangled
Banner" James Gibson.
The members of Miss Gibson's
group who took part in the chorus
are: Anne Meredith, Jane Ander-
son, Doris Sadowski, Louise Will
hanson, Edna Spicer, Phyllis
Baker, Awilda Mervine, billy
Knicely, Jimmie Smith, Joe Hyn-
son, Janice. Smith and Gladys Will
hanson.
Next Sunday, the intermediate
group, under the direction of Mrs.
James Anthony, will have charge
of the service at 7:45.
The bake and variety sale held
by the W. s. G. s. of Grace Church
was very successful. The pro-
ceeds from this will be used tow
ards the repair work on the par
sonage.
5 There will be services in Grace
Methodist Church Sunday morning
at IL o'clock.
Any one interested in doing
some Red Gross sewing can get the
materials from Mrs. Harry w. Pear
son. 1 am sure Mrs. Pearson will
appreciate your calling for somes
And don't forget to save your old
grease-America needs it,
Mrs. Enola Meredith is at The
Mary Anne Inn at Rehoboth for
while.
Z Miss Minnie Satterfield returned
from a visit down at Millsboro sew
eral days ago. Now Miss Satterfield
has her sister from Hurlock, Md,
with her. for visit.
Mrs. Richard Allen has returned
to her home near town after
spending the month of August in
Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Conaway
and children and Miss Mabel Coma
way spent the weekend with their
relatives here.
Mrs. Sallie Morgan is very ill at
her home near town. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Prettyman
had as guests over the weekend |
her sisters, Mrs. Earl Hollis and
Mrs. Twilley.
Mrs. Albert Humphreys, your new
Greenwood correspondent, will |
greatly appreciate it if you will
send her any news you have. If you
care to phone, the number is
Greenwood 1884.