Milford chronicle., 1943-04-23
GREENWOOD

day after spending the winter a
their st. Petersburg, Florida, home
Miss Edith Wiley, of Woodbury.
N. j., was the guest of Mr.. AM
Mrs. w. S. Lord over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Lyons, of vii
mington, were guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Charles H. Conaway on Sun
day.
Miss Eileen Mills entertained
Miss Betty Walls, of Milford, ovel
the weekend.
A. Fay Grassmyer arrived in towI
Sunday evening. Mr.. Ginssmyei
has received a medical discharge
from the army.
Miss Marie Slobaski entertained
the members of her bridge club al
the home Of Mrs. Walter Lyons last
Tuesday evening. Playing were
Mrs. W. Paul Lord, Mrs. Norbert
Porter, Mrs. Charles H. Prettyman
Miss Florence Long, Miss Jean
Houseman, Miss Jeanette Kolbach,
Miss Sloboski and Mrs. Lyons.
At meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce last Tuesday evening,
H. L. Warrington was elected sec
retary to succeed A. G. Ingram,
who resigned. Mr.. Ingram is ex-
pecting to leave very soon to enter
the navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Mills enter
tained the members of the Willing
Workers class Of Grace Methodist
Church at their home near town
last Tuesday evening. Mrs. M. T.
Uhler was asked to represent the
class at meeting, with representa-
tives from other organizations Of
the church, to complete the plans
for redecorating the church. During
the social hour, Rev. ]. L. Jones
showed movies. Many of the scenes
he had taken around Greenwood and
Milford. Looking at these scenes
in color we were convinced that
there is real beauty in Sussex
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jester enter
tanned the members of the Sunshine
Glass of the Greenwood Methodist
Church at their home near town on
Wednesday evening. The following
officers were elected: President,
Mrs. Richard Allen; vice-president,
Mrs. James Smith; secretary-treas-
urer, Mrs. w. Paul Lord. A very
pleasant social hour followed the
business meeting.
On Thursday evening, Mrs. James
Smith was hostess to the Home
Demonstration Club. A letter sent
out by our State leader, Mrs. Nc
Kinley, reminded us of some of the
dos and dont's we should always
keep in mind in order to help win
this war, was read. Mrs. Roy
Barwick and Mrs. w. ]. Mills gave
interesting talks on victory gar
dens and canning of vegetables and
fruits.
Mrs. M. E. Russell, recreation
leader. entertained with some en-
ioyable games and riddles.
Mrs. r. L. Coulter reports that
she has received more contribu-
tions to the Red Cross War Chest
Drive, bringing our total up to 1926.
Among the solicitors who received
gold stars were Mrs. w. Paul Lord,
3; Mrs. S. S. Wroten, 2; Mrs. r. L.
Coulter, 2; Miss Elsie NJ. Wiley. 1;
Miss Mabel Jones, /; Miss Jean
Houseman, l, and T. p Rust, 1.
Please don't forget the surgical
dressings classes are still being
held every Monday and Thursday
evenings. 1880 to 8. These dressings
are badly needed. The more there
are to help the sooner the dressings /
will be on the way to the place they /
are most needed. This work is i'm |
portant, it is urgent. Will you
come and help? ..
Lieutenant Dennis Christine has
been transferred from Asbury
Park, N. j., to camp in Mime
sofa.
Corporal Ward H. Meredith. who
has been at Camp Stoneman, Calf,
has been sent to foreign duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Jones have re-
cenved a letter from their son,
Charles Jones, who has arrived in
India. There were four boys from
around here who left the same day
'or camp-Charles Jones. Carlos
Jewell, of Owens Station; Clarence
Wertz and Eugene Melvin. They
lave been fortunate in staying to-
yether during their training, and
low are still together in India.
There are thirty boys in this group
rom Delaware.
Corporal E. T. Reynolds, Jr., son
If Mr.. and Mrs. E.. T. Reynolds, has
graduated with honors from the
mechanical school at Amarillo
Army Air Field, Texas. Corporal
Reynolds is now at the Douglas
Aircraft Co., Long Beach. Califor-
ia, where he is receiving advanced
His brother, Private John
v. Reynolds, is receiving his basic
in anti-aircraft division at
Nort Eustis, Va. Jack" has just
ecently been inducted.
Alfred Smith, Jimmie Nichols and
Ohm L. Stevens, former manager
t the American Store here. were
n Trenton on Saturday for their
Jimmie Nichols will
nter the navy.
On Easter Sunday, there will be
ervices in both of our churches at
/ o'clock. On Good Friday there
yill be a social service in Green
rood Methodist Church at 1880 P.
|. Every one in the community
cordially invited to attend.
Miss Marjorie Knicely, Miss Char
Itte Conoway, Miss Margaret
Mrs. Silas McHenry
nd Mr.. Ralph Barwick attended
Iethodist Youth Fellowship dis
.ict meeting in Harrington on
Ionday evening at Asbury Church.
The Women's Society for Chris
an Service will meet at the home
t Mrs. w. S. Lord next Tuesday