Milford chronicle., 1943-10-29
GREENWOOD

and a nephew, Richard Quiliel
Mrs. Jester remained for longe
visit with her son and family, an
Mr.. and Mrs. Brasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Johnson, {
Wilmington, were guests of Mr.
Johnson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. v
S. Lord, over the weekend.
Mrs. Richard Allen spent tn
weekend in Groton, Conn.,, wit
Mr.. Allen.
Mrs. Charles Cranston was il
Woodstown, N. j., over the week
end visiting friends.
There were several guests in ou
community over the weekend. Mrs
Mary Werst, of Philadelphia, wa
the guest of her son-in-law ant
daughter, Mr., and Mrs. John R
Lyons.
Mrs. Marc d. Way and daughters
Mary Evelyn and Charlotte, were
guests several days last week o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert o. Humphreys
and family.
Miss Mabel Conaway, a member
of the faculty at Henry c. Conrad
School. near Newport, was at home
with her parents over the week
end
DIR. Olin S. Allen, of Wilmington
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H
Spence this week.
Mrs. Emma Williamson is improv-
ing from a recent illness at the
home of her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lee Coulter
Alvin Mills is i'll in the Jefferson
Hospital, Philadelphia, following
an operation last week. While AL
vim is still quite uncomfortable, he
is showing improvement.
All of our teachers attended the
annual meeting of the State Teach
ers' Association held in Whining
ton last Thursday and Friday.
Plans are being made by our
agricultural department, Mr.. Cain,
teacher. for a Greenwood COmmun-
ity Fair to be held November 1920,
at the school, Every one has the
privilege of entering exhibits. and
all entry blanks should be in by
Nov. Is. Rules for the exhibit have
been distributed in the community.
but any one not having a copy may
get one from Mr. Cain. teacher of
agriculture. This fair is a mighty
fine thing for our community and
school. and may we show our ap-
probation of the efforts of Mr..
Cain and the Luther Burbank chap
ter of the F. F. A. by our interest.
The supper served by the ladies
of Grace Methodist Church Satur-
day evening was a success. The
amount taken in was $103. The
committee wishes to thank every
one who helped in making it sue
cessful.
The annual Rally Day service
was held in the beautifully deco
rated Grace Methodist Church Sun
day evening. This is one of the SER
vices in which the younger folks
have the opportunity to show their
ability. And as usual we find that
our little folks can do things. The
Rally Day service is intended to
draw folks, who have been lax
about attending church. back TO
service. and to inspire a renewed
interest in the regular folks, and
Il service by our young members
does much towards that purpose.
There were appropriate speeches
and exercise given by members OF
the primary and junior classes.
also some good music by the group
and solo by one of the young
ladies. Outstanding was the eXer-
else by Mrs. Lynch's class of boys
and girls. who gave beautiful eX-
ercise of allegiance to our church
and nation. with fitting music and
two heart-tOuching solos.
st. JOhnStOWn
Next Sunday, October 81, the
members of St. Johnstown Metho-
dist Church are observing the 15Ith
of the church. The
service is in the form of home
coming service at two o'clock.
Seven of the former pastors have
been invited to visit these folks
that day. The program will open
with a hymn festival" led by Rev.
Robert Green. other special musi-
cal numbers will be solo by Mrs.
Tuttle. music teacher at
a solo by Mr.. Wendell
Johnson. music teacher at Bridge
vile. and an instrumental solo by
Mr.. Earle Hollis. The message will
De given by Dr. Herson. of Mil
ord. who is pastor of the Avenue
Church.
Again this fall. the Greenwood
Fire Company is sponsoring a
Scrap Drive" The fire company
S asking that every one have their
scrap ready for collection on Sat
irday. November 6. Trucks will
Ie sent out that day to collect all
scrap. Your scrap is needed by
he government, and our fire
is doing patriotic job
# collecting it. Any money de-
ived from the sale of scrap by the
ire company has been used for
projects. When you
rive your scrap to the fire COM
amy you are serving your govern
nent and your community. Cards
living necessary information are
,eing sent out. Be sure that.
whether you give your scrap to the
re company or sell it. you get it
n the move. 1t is needed.
IOrgan-Crait Wedding
AT the Greenwood Methodist par
onage Sunday evening. Oct. "a.
With Rev. A. E. Kniceley officiating
n the double ring ceremony, Miss
,thel Mae Morgan. of Milford. be-
anne the bride of Thomas Day
raft. Their attendants were Miss
Ietty Mae Jester and Mr.. Willis
I'LL, Jr. The bride was attired in
travelling suit of navy blue, and
arried a bouquet of sweet peas
nd rosebuds. The groom is serv-
lg in the navy as a machiniSt'S