Milford chronicle., 1943-04-16
GREENWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Copple OF
Salisbury, Md. spent part Of last
week with Mrs. Copple's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Z. Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs Harlan Hurdman OF
Newark and DR.. Olin S. Allen of
Wilmington, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Spence last week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Smith of
Wilmington visited Mr.. Smiths par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Lee Coulter
quietly celebrated their 2Sth we'd
ding anniversary last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Morgan of
Milford spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Lyons.
Miss Marie Sloboski was the
guest of her sister in Baltimore
over the weekend
Miss Jeanette KOlbach spent the
weekend in Quakertown, Pa, with
relatives.
Miss Jean Houseman was the
guest Of friends in New Jersey over
the weekend
Mrs. Charles Prettyman was hos
tess last Tuesday to her bridge
fclub. The following members play
ed: Mrs. W. Paul Lord, Mrs. Walter
Lyons, Mrs. Norbert Porter; Miss
Marie Sloboski, Miss Jeanette Kol-
bach, Mrs. Dees and Miss Florence
Long. Mrs. Christine was a guest
Rev. A. +. Knicely has just re-
turned from Baltimore where he
has attended an Aircraft Recogni-
ton School. which was conducted
by the Ground Observer Corps of
the Army Air Forces. The purpose
of this school was to teach the OBJ
servers how to identify planes by
name or number As soon as ar
rangements can be made a school
will be conducted for the Green
wood observers, with Mr.. Knicely
as the instructor
Immediately following the Pearl
Harbor attack everyone became ac-
tive, and made plans for a safety
program i'm case of air raids. Civil
ians and school children were in
structed in the safety measures. OBJ
servatiOn Posts were put up all
over the country with civilians act
ing as spoilers. At the present time
interest seems to have waned-
sometimes posts are left unattend-
ed. Spoilers are forgetting their du-
ties.
Let us all Remember Pearl Har-
bor." The Axis may be waiting for
just this-"asleep at the switch"
One cannot really predict what they
might do. so the best and safest
thing to do is TO be prepared.
Let each spotter remember his
or her time at the post and be
there as promptly as possible
Don't forget to watch out for the
announcement about the spoilers
school,
On Monday. April 10, the Metho-
dist Youth Fellowship will hold a
sub-district meeting at Asbury
Church in Harrington. Six o'clock
is the time. Each person will take
a box supper. After supper there
will be a short business meeting
and a recreatiOnal program. At
1880 there will be worship service.
the holy communion service for
young people in cOmmemoration of
Holy Week. Rev. Roy Tawes will be
the speaker.
The intermediate assembly and
the youths assembly of the VI. Y.
F. Will both be held in Dover this
year. The intermediate assembly
will be from June 2S through July
4. J. l.. Jones will be leader of
quest on Mexico and will also act
as councillor The youth assembly >
is from June Is through June 20.
Both are being held in Wesley Jun
ior College.
on Wednesday. Mrs. r. L. Coul- !
ter and Mrs. S. s. Wroten will at /
tend the Women's Society of Chris {
tan Service District meeting in [
Pvt. Donald A. Lofiand has been /
spending ten-day furlough at the I
home of his father. Alfred p. Lof- '
and, of near Greenwood Donald a
8 stationed at Standish. Mass. G
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