Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1953-02-20

son reports a pleasant days visit
for all, but a miserable trip home
through snow and sleet which re-
quired getting out and cleaning the
windshield a number of times.
On Sunday, the Hynsons with,
their son, Dicky, mOtored to Wash
ingtOn, D. c., to visit Mrs. Hyn-
sons brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Collins. Again a pleas
ant visit, but a miserable drive
through hard rain. In Hyattsville,
water covered the road and traffic
was practically stopped.
Mr.. Richard COnnell, the home
room teacher for the Junior Class
at Greenwood High, has provided a
fine way for some of our teen-agers
to have something wholesome to do
on Saturday night. He has divided
the class into three groups and
each group will take turns bowling
each Saturday evening. The first
group went to Seaford with Mr.. and
Mrs. COnnell on last Saturday eve
ming and report a wonderful time
lots of fun. We are indeed FORUM
ate to have in our community these
fine people who are willing to make
such a contribution to the life and
needs of the community.
The Merry HOmemakers Club met
at the home of Mrs. Ebe T. Reyn-
olds, Jr., with Mrs. Eleanor An
thOny acting as cO-hOstess. There
were 16 members present. Mrs.
Shirley Isaacs gave very fine
demonstration of Nutrition and
Meal Planning.
One of our attractive young la
dies, Miss Winifred Galway, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hyland Gala
way, chose Valentines Day for the
date of her wedding to Mr.. Ray
mOnd Vincent, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Vincent, of Far. ington.
The young couple we're married at
Denton. Their attendants were Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Thompson of Farm
ingtOn. A reception was held at the
home of the groom for about 25
guests. At 10000 the bride and
groom left for a short trip to
Washington, D. c., and expect to
be home on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hylahd Galloway
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Warrington at Lin
coin.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Stevens
and son, John, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cirrus
linski.
The Parent Teacher Association
held it's regular monthly meeting
on Monday, February 18th. The Boy
Scouts were our guests of honor
and, under the leadership Of our
high school teacher, Mr.. Hill, gave
us a very interesting evening. They
led the audience in the salute to
the flag, then gave their Scout Law
and Scount Oath. Mr.. George Muir
ray, District Commissioner from
ISeaford, explained the Troop Char
ter and presented it at this time.
Mr.. John Igor received it for the
Kiwanis Organization which spOn-
sors our local troop. Dicky Hitch
ems and Vincent LObO gave dem
OnstratiOn on a rev method of ar
tificial respiration and Butch Ca
hall and Billy Wise demonstrated
} leg splint and also a sling for a
, broken arm. The Scouts then gave
| their closing prayer with which
they end all their meetings.
Mr.. Richard Haarde, our Music
Instructor. announced that since
Greenwood had had no Alma Mater
> song, he had written one and the
r members of the Glee Club were
= learning it and would be ready tt
= sing it for us at the March meeting
/. He urged all parents and friends tC
2 be present.
- Mrs. Byron Wise announced tina
the Polio Drive had ended with
? total of $6S4.23. Our goal was $500
! Mrs. Frances Hatfield, our Pro
: gram Chairman, announced tina
our program in March would be ;
+ PHYSICAL Education demonstration
: under the direction Of Mr.. Harlan
: Fleetwood. In April, we would hav,
/ election of officers and a musica
" program anu III Way q AoSAACA SASt
under the sponsorship Of Mrs. jun
q Bostic and the Home Economics De
h partment. Mrs. Stanley Cahall, Ou
e president, announced that an i'm
s pressive service had been planne'
r for the installation of the new OIL
}. GERS in May.
e The The W. S. c. S. Of Grac
!. Church will meet at the home Q
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Uhler on Feh
). ruary oath.
r We wish to correct an error tina
n occurred last week in regard to tn
J. re-modeling being done on Grac
It Church. Mr.. Mart Uhler is chair
) man. but Mr.. r. Lee Coulter is as
IS sistant chairman and not Mrs. MAJ
}. IJhler as originally stated.
p More interesting news comes I
r. us from Mrs. Laugherty. In a LEI
i ter she has received from he
II daughter, Mrs. Frank Clayto
II DoWnes, who is in Germany wit
n her husband, she tells us that sn
4 becoming fairly we'll adjusted
l. her new situation, but that 1t
It very cold there. Much ice with sno
n. about four inches deep, and Loretl
1t was going to buy fur-lined bool
s. and wool Stacks in order to be moi