Milford chronicle., 1953-03-27
GREENWOOD
By Mrs. Elva Hatfield
Phone Greenwood 1855

J' Frank Dennis, Past5f
Services for Sunday, March 20:
Bethel Methodist
$3.50 a. m. - Morning WOrship
Service. Sermon by the pastor.
1915 a. m. ~ Church School.
Mrs. Mary D. Paskey, superintend-
Grace Methodist
$3.50 a. m. Church School.
Walter Mills, superintendent.
1880 a. m. ~ Worship Service.
Sermon by the pastor,
Cannon Methodist
1O:30 a. m. ~ Church School.
Robert Gilber, superintendent.
1880 a. m. ~ Morning Worship
Service. Sermon by the pastor.
The committee in charge reports
that the choir loft will be finished
and the re-decorating in the vesti-
bule will also be finished by Palm
Sunday. Come out and enjoy this
with us. Grace Church welcomes
you.
The WSCS of Grace Church will
meet, at the home of Mrs. Laura
Clifton on Tuesday evening, March
81, for their regular meeting. A
special program is planned in
eommemoration Of Holy Week. It
IS entitled "A Reconciliation"
Six members of the Ladies' Aux
iliary and six members of the Vol
unteer Firemen attended the Del
Mar-Va executive meeting in Grace
Church, Salisbury, Md, on Sunday
afternoon.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will hold
its regular monthly meeting on
Friday night in the fire hall. Mem
beTs-please come.
The Greenwood Volunteer Fire
Company wish to express their sin
cere appreciation and thanks to
the Ladies' Auxiliary and to all
who helped to make their annual
supper a big success. We also ex-
tend appreciation and thanks to all
the patrons of both nights. On
Friday night, 366 suppers were SER
we'd and on Saturday night, 672,
making a grand total Of 1,038
suppers served
In spite of all the work involved
in the production of these suppers, |
our dependable firemen we're right |
on the job when, at o'clock, fire
broke out in the home of Mrs. Ross
Coleman. on Saturday night. Their |
prompt action has saved many of /
the homes in our community, and |
we cannot be too lavish in our |
praise of these fine men who give |
their time and effort to make |
Greenwood a better and safer place |
to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Pearson
took the sixth grade to. Philadel-
phia by bus on Friday This trip /
is in the nature of an educational .
tour and is an annual affair for
the sixth graders. They begin to
prepare for it in September when
they first enter the grade. They
form a club and pay dues in order
to finance their trip. The children
take care of all correspondence
concerning reservations, ETC., for
the trip, thereby acquiring valu-
able knowledge of these practical
phases of life. There are two
weeks of intensive work in the
class on subjects correlated with
the trip. They visited the Museum
of Natural Science, the Museum of
Natural History, Independence Hall,
Betsy Ross House, and the Plane
tarium, where they saw a show
entitled, "The Reasons for the Sea-
sOns.F On their return trip, haV-
ing made reservations, they had |
dinner in the Delaware Room at
tho nn1-NHor Uo Dnefowro~A mann
Wilmington. A tired, but radiant
ly happy bunch of youngsters, ar
rived home about 9 o'clock. The
were Mrs. Luther Ly-
Ons, Mrs. Bertha Prettyman, Mrs.
Byron Wise, Mrs. Wallace, and,
of course, their teacher, Mrs. Ger
aid Pearson, and Mr.. Pearson.
The George CalhOuns of SeafOrd
were Sunday evening guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Gerald Pearson. Mr.. Cal
hOun is especially interested in mo-
Vies and enjoyed the fine cOllec-
tiOn of films that the PearsOns have
These interesting
guests have spent four years in
and have lived in the
states of Washington, Wyoming,
Florida and Tennessee.
John Carlisle and the Misses
Bess and Florence Carlisle were
wednesday shoppers in Whining
ton.
= The Sophomore and Junior
Glasses of Greenwood High drove
TO MillsbOrO High School on Mon
DAY, March %, and participated in
the Western Sussex Career Con-
terence. There were group con-
erences with advisors so that the
pupils might get some knowledge
lf the career in which he was
most interested.
Reserve March % to see and
lear the Minstrel Show put on by
he Agriculture Glass under the
llTection of Mr.. Cain and Richard
4aarde. Come out and hear some
lew songs and jokes. It is to laugh
and laughter will keep us young.
Cheer up-yOu gals, who are tir-
ID Of Shaving over a hot stove. You
Won't have to on Saturday, April
1. The Ever-W Welcome Glass of
trace Church is planning a food
ale, and what food sale! / hear
ell there will be pies, cakes, bread.
.tc., from the best cooks in our
community, and we are Justly
lroud, I think, of our good cooks.
'here will also be chickens, eggs.
ellies, and all such good things to
.elp you plan your weekend
leals. Saturday, April 11-weIl
emind you again later.
Talk about living in a big city!
GREENWOOD seeics to keep us plenty
usy these days with something to
eserve a date for almost every
light DOu'f foroo& - 60. A.-:4