Milford chronicle., 1954-06-11
GREENWOOD
By Hrs. ElYa Hatfield
Phone Greenwood 1855

oNAAay SERVICES
Bethel Methodist Charge
1O:S0 a. m. u Church School Mrs
Mary p. Paskey, superintendent.
1880 p. m Evening Worship.
Grace Methodist Church
$3.50 a. m.-Church School Wal.
ter Mills, superintendent
1880 a. m.-MOrning Worshin
Sermon BY the pastor.
Cannon Methodist Church
1000 a. M. Church School. Robert
Gilbert, Superintendent.
ll:OO a. m, Worship Service
Sermon by Pastor.
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Alfred Clark, Pastor
2:30 p. m.-Sunday School.
$50 p. Worship Service. Ser
mon by the pastor.
vice.
$500 p. m.-Evangelistic Service.
wednesday, $500 p. m.-Prayer
2 Meeting.
GREENWOOD Methodist Church
r Harry H. Conner, Pastor
1000 a. m.-Church School.
3 Chaplaln's Chapel
1880 a. m, Church School.
St. JOhnstOWn's Church
E 2;SO p. m, Children's Day Ser
3 vices. i
Trinity Church
j. Hoo a. m, Children's Day Ser
vices. N0i
news From Greenwood Methodist
Parents who have children to be
Baptized may present them at the
Chlldren's Day Services.
one more reminder about the
Dally Vacation Bible School. This
VIII open on Monday morning at
500 in the Greenwood School
Building for children four wears
old or older.
The WSCS Of Chaplain's will hold
tnelr Ice Cream and Cake Festival
on Friday evening. beginning Of
1:VO. Please note that this has been
changed from Thursday evening.
On Sunday evening, the Green
wood Church will hold its annual
Cnlldren's Day services. Parents
VINO have children ready for han
tism may present them at this
time. '''''
The Official Board will meet in
500. o a.
On Tuaedov o,,o,,;, ~.
shlne Bible Class will meet in the
Educational Building at 500. Miss
Margaret Webb will be the hostess
and Mr.. ana Mrs. John Lyons will
plan the recreation.
The WCTU will sponsor a covered
dish supper in the Educational
Building, at $3.50. June Is. The price
is $50 and a covered dish. A film
will be shown later. The public is
invited.
Grace, Cannon and Bethel. the
three churches on the Greenwood
Grace Charge Joined in giving a
reception to their new minister
the Rev. George H. Moore and
his family on Saturday evening
June 5. The party in the form Of
a covered dish supper, beginning
at $3.50 was so we'll attended that
more tables had to be set up, even
though places had already been
laid to serve one hundred. After
everyone had arrived, Rev. Moore
asked the blessing, after which
Mrs. Jacob Hatfield read a short
poem of welcome. Then the supper
line formed and everyone did full
justice to the beautiful and deli
ciOus food.
After the tables had been cleared
each church put on a small pro-
gram. Grace Church started their
program by singing Onward Chris
tian Soldiers. after which Mr..
Lewis Uhler led in prayer. The
Junior Choir gave a selection, and
then Mrs. Uhler introduced the
officers and teachers. The Senior
Choir presented an anthem.
Bethel came next with a short
poem of welcome, read by Mrs. |
Tilghman Outten. Master Wayne
WOOdall sang "It Is No Secret -
The Cannon program was in |
charge Of Mrs. Edwin Williams who |
read a poem and then introduced !
the officers and teachers of Cannon |
Church in her own delightful style. |
Eddie Burton sang Secret Love-,
accompanied by Kenny Roberts at .
the piano. Little Billy Maser stood |
on table and captured eVeryOne's
heart singing the hymn "He Lives"
Mrs. Williams gave us a funny
monOlOgue entitled Bargain Sale"
Young Eddie Burton came back
again with that clear soprano and /
sang Heart Of My Heart" again
with Kenny Roberts at the piano.
Rev. Moore made a few remarks at
the close of the program.
We were dismissed by none other
than the Rev. Frank Dennis a be-
loved former pastor. He and Mrs.
Dennis and Ada were here on vaca-
tiOn, and we were delighted to have
them with us. Our special guests
were Rev. MoOre's mother and bro
ther from Philadelphia.
At a recent meeting Of the Green
wood Parent-Teacher Association
Mrs. Frances Hatfield of Farming
ton was installed at the same time