Milford chronicle., 1954-10-01

Il leam NO. ~ in the venture Of
Faith projects given to raise money
for the church indebtedness. viii
sponsor a square dance in the Edu-
Church Friday, October 8, begin-
cational Building Of the Greenwood
ming at $500. Mrs. William A. Davis,
Sr., is captain Of this team.
The Friendship Bible Glass of the
church will sponsor a Rummage
Sale in the Educational Building.
J saturday, October Is, beginning
7 at $500 a. m. Helen Reynolds and
Ruth lsaacs are cO-chairmen. Any
one having usable clothing for the
sale is asked to contact either
Helen Reynolds or Mary Hill. The
proceeds are for the indebtedness Of
the Educational Building.
The Commission Of Education will
meet in the Greenwood Church
Sunday morning Immediately after
the Sunday School session.
Tuesday evening all the men
Of the congregation are invited to
attend an important meeting at
$500 in the Greenwood Church.
Friday evening the Junior Choir
viii rehearse in the church at
.6:45.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sewer and
children, Georgia, Bill, Huey, and
Marilyn of Delmar were dinner
guests of the Jacob Hathelds.
former Greenwood girl, Mrs.
Lillian Martin, who is now a dele
gate for Congress, was in town on
Monday evening and attended sew
eral meetings given in her behalf.
Thomas Coulter returned to the
hospital on Sunday after a two
weeks visit with his mother, Mrs.
r, L. Coulter, Sr
Mr.. r. Lee Coulter is quite i'll
with a virus infection at this time.
It's about time to circle another |
date on your calendar, folks. This !
is for the band parents and anyone
else who is proud of Greenwood /
having a band. Try hard to get to
the Band Boosters regular monthly |
meeting which viii be on the first
Wednesday Of OctOber-OctOber 6. 4
We are now formulating plans for
that big bake on the Saturday before
Thanksgiving, November 90.
Mrs. w. s. Lord and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Rosa Johnson, are really
having a wonderful trip across
country. Cards are coming back
every now and then, and we hope
10 have them write us a real story
about it when they arrive home.
Mrs. Annie Hatfield received a card
this week stating that they were
enjoying the scenery in Rocky
Mountain National Park, Mrs. S. S.
card showed a picture of
he beautiful Mormon temple in
Salt Lake City, Utah, and the Jacob
dathelds received a card saying
hat they had just completed three
1ery interesting days in Salt Lake
Jity and were leaving in the morn
ng for Mesa Verde National Park.
believe they plan to be away about
. month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Pearson at
ended the Open House at the New
;astle County Airport Airlift on
Sunday dinner guests at the
William Carlisle, Sr. home were
III. and Mrs. Palmer Hatfield and
Of Bear, Del, and Mr. and
lrs William Carlisle, Jr. and chill /
rem Of near town. Afternoon callers
yere Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Twill s
ay, Miss Bess Carlisle and Mr.. i
ohm Carlisle.
The Greenwood Boy Scouts will I
old a bake on Saturday, October (
at 10 o'clock in the Greenwood +
ire Hall. The Boy Scouts will be
round October 2, asking for do r
pies, rolls, money, b
tc. will be accepted. n
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Burton Carter Il
nd Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Massey Of
harrington were Wednesday lun- b
heon guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee s
oulter. On Wednesday evening, the d
Iasseys and the COulters were s.
inner guests Of the Carriers. The N
Burton Carriers were Sunday N
inner guests of Mr. and Mrs II
renon Jackson of SeafOrd G.
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