Milford chronicle., 1953-05-29
GREENWOOD
By Mrs. ElVa Hatfield
Phone Greenwood 1855
Greenwood, Grace, Cannon
Methodist Charge
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Methodist Charge
: c. R. Palmer, PactOr
Sunday Services
Bethel Methodist Church
$3.50 a. m.-Morning worship SER
RVice. Sermon by pastor.
1915 a. m.-Church school. Mrs
Mary d. Paskey, sperintendent.
Grace Methodist Church
1890 a. m.-Church school. Walter
Mills, superintendent.
f10:30 a. m.-WOrship service. Ser
mon by pastor.
Cannon Methodist Church
10:3O a. m.-Church school. RO-
land Gilbert, superintendent.
4 1880 a. m.-Morning worship SER
vice. Sermon by pastor.
T Grace Methodist Church welcOm-
es to its pastOrate new minister,
the Rev. G. r. Palmer, who with
his wife and small son, Dean, have
come to us from the state of South
Dakota. They can tell us many
new and interesting things about
their home state, and I know we
will all help them to learn and to
love Delaware.
Now a word about that Straw
berry Festival we told you about
last week. 1t is sponsored by the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Greenwood
s Volunteer Fire Company. Approx
imately 25 Greenwood High School
g students will compete for the title
of Strawberry Queen on Friday
May 90, at o'clock at the school
The Queen will be selected by five
Out-of-tOwn judges. You will be
we'll entertained as we~told you in
last weeks paper. heck last weeks
column for entire pragram. They
are still going to serve strawberry
4 ice cream tool Prices 75c and 35c
The Volunteer Fire Company will
hold the regular monthly meeting
on Friday, June 5th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund Stewart
of Allentown, Pa, were guests OF
Mr.. Stewards mother, Mrs. S. s
Wroten over the weekend.
On Thursday, Mrs. S. S. WrOten
! was a guest of the Sewing Circle
at SeafOrd when she accompanied
them on an all-day trip to- Long
wood Gardens.
The District Auxiliary of the
VT. w. held a meeting at the Pos
Home in Greenwood, Thursday
May 21st. The following officers
were elected for the following year
President, Jennie Mae Rogers Of
MillsbOrO; Senior v. p, Amelia
Carmine of Georgetown; Junior
v. p, Geraldine Cannon Of Green.
wood; Public Relations, NettiC
Zeigler of Bridgeville; Conductress
Mary Postels Of Seaford; Chaplain
Ida Kapp of Georgetown; Secre
tary, Vivian EllingswOrth Of Selby.
s vile; Treasurer, Dorothy Porter o.
Greenwood; Patriotic InstructTess
Margie Mumford Of Selbyvillei
. Guard, Verna Soskey Of Lewesi
Historian, Ellen Penuel; COlOl
ls Bearers, Elaine Jones of Green.
se wood, Maize Clark of Ellendale
! Frances Rust Of Georgetown, anC
+, Anita Lynch Of MillsborO; Trustees
Elsie Marker Of Ellendale, Sadie
Wilson Of Seaf0rd, Gertrude SheT
d lock Of MillsbOrO; Musician, Cath
aTine Bunting Of MillsbOro. Mrs
6 Florence Gillespie installed these
s. officers for the following year. In
\ stalling COnductress, Grace Tate
Refreshments were served at 1,
& p. m, by the girls from Greenwood
Memorial Post. Three prizes werl
.0 given. Elsie Marker of Ellendalt
received a centerpiece, Margare
Mumford of Selbyville received /;
cake, and Margaret Davies Of Lew
es received a corsage.
Memorial Day services will bt
:. held at St. J0bnstoWn Church, Sun
/ day, May S1st, at 200 p. m. AL
members Of the Auxiliary are re
+ Quested to be present.
IS DIR. and Mrs. Burton Carter ant
y Mr. Walter HaYerstik Of Whining
s. ton were Sunday guests of tn,
( Jacob Hatields Mr.. and Mrs. Car
ter were busy making final plan
+, for occupying their new home il
s Greenwood, the re-modeling o
which is just being completed
They expect to be in residence OF
Tuesday and thereafter We ar
q always glad to have new peOpl,
E IN our community, and we Welcom,
q them heartily and hope they will b
happy here with us At present, MI
Carter is recovering from two ma
! jor operations. Both Of the Carter
have been active IN church an,
civic affairs. and ] am sure viii
make q fine addition to our town.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Burton Case o