Milford chronicle., 1954-08-06
GREENWOOD
By Mrs. ElVa Hatfield
Phone Greenwood 1855

AefaN p 8ls8 W uAaAlM ser VICE SER
mon by pastor.
1880 a M. Church School Wal
ter Mills, Superintendent
Cannon Methodist Church
10000 a. nj. Church school. Robert
Gilbert. Superintendent.
ll.00 a. IA. Worship Service. Ser
mon by Pastor.
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Alfred CLARK. Pastor
$3.50 p. Sunday school
$3.50 p. m.- Worship Service. Ser
mon BY the pastor.
7;l5 p. m.-Young Peoples Ser
vice.
500 p. m.-Evangelistic Service.
Wednesday, $500 p. m.-PrayeF
Meeting.
Greenwood Methodist Church
Harry b. Conner. Pastor
1000 a. M Church School.
Chaplain's Chapel
lO:45 a "a. Church School.
Trinity Church
1000 q. M. Church School.
1l:00 a. 10. Worship Service. Ser
mon by pastor.
The Rev. George II. Moore calls
special attention to The Holy Com
muniOn Service at Bethel Church.
This most important act Of the
Christian Worship Of God should
take It's proper place in our lives
as Christians. Because we can par
take Of the Holy Communion there
IS yet Hope in the world"
The sermon this Sunday at
GreenWoOd-GTace and Cannon will
Be entitled "The POtter's Wheel
from jeremiah 1S:1-13. The pro-
phet Jeremiah saw man as clay in
the hand Of God the Potter. He
could form and shape life and Op-
Dortunities In His way as he chose
without reference to man. For some
this leads to fatalism and they con-
clude that il your number is up
nothing can avert disaster or sue
cess. This is not what the Bible
teaches.
True, our lives are like the ves-
sells formed and shaped in the Pot
ter's hands, but It is up to us to
decide how they are filed. This Is
the subject Of Sundays sermon.
We hear much about the local
crops which are suffering from lack
Of rain. AS q community, we have
another investment which is too
costly and too precious to neglect; !;
namely, f0ur YOUTH
Two baseball leagues for boys
are being sponsored In Greenwood
this summer. Both league are suf-
fering from lack Of adult interest.
The attendance is poor. transDOr-
tationis q problem, and the respon-
sibility for the program is falling
on foa few shoulders
The Pony League tor boys up
70 "a years old IS leading the
league in the Northern Division
for the second half Of the playing
season During the entire season
they have won nine games and lost
I'VE games. Jake Cannon, manager
Of the Pony League team, spends
an average Of " hours per week
with this team. He is assisted by
Maurice Finkbinder Their next
home game will be August 5 with
Frederick. Parental and commune
u interest and attendance will be
appreciated.
The Junior League (for boys IA
is years old is managed by Bill
Bowman. Bill is to Be commended
for his interest. He has no sons but
ls spending several hours week
because he Is 8 civie-minded young
man. He is assisted BY Stanley Ca
nall. Ihis team has won I'VE games
losl three games and has four
more % play AZ present they do
not have figures Tor their standing
but they Do have a creditable rec
ord Their next home game is
August 4 with Harrington. Please
give the boys your support.
weekend guests % the Arthur
Lausherys were Mr.. and Mrs Fred-
erlck SammonB Of Chester, Pa.
Mr. Fred p. Sammons Of Booth
Wyn, Pa and Mr.. y. J. Martin OF
gaANo4Ae4lAles ia.
Young willard Hatfield has been
spending week with Miss Bess
Carlisle and Mr. John Carlisle. His
mother and dad, Mr.. and Mrs. PAL
mer Hatfield Of Bear, Del, arrived
for the weekend to take him home.
Keith and Richard Carlisle have
been spending q week with their
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell
tarber ID COilingswOOd. NJ j..
We hear that Mrs. Byron Will
l8y who has been on the sick list.
ls improving at this time.
Mrs. Jacob Hatfield and Ellen
were luncheon guests Of Mrs. Ger
cid Pearson on Wednesday. Pat and
Flo occupied their time making 3
new wardrobe FOR Ellen's favorite
COLL on Friday, they were lunch-
con guests at Pinky testers, and
enjoyed listening To Pinky's mar
Velous collection Of records.
Mr. and Mrs Nolan TrOwbridpe
have arrived back in the States
from Newfoundland Mrs. Trow-
bridge viii be remembered as the
former Shirley Nichols. Her hus-
band has been serving in the Air
Force in Newfoundland. Now that
they are back ia the States. he has
gone 70 Massachusetts for his re-
assignment. Shirley has entered
Valley Forge Hospital for treat.
ment. and the baby son has gone to
Indiana % Be with his grandpar.
ents for while. ] am sure thai
Shirley's classmates and many
friends viii want to write to her
70 help her with her stay 90 the
hospital, So We are giving her ad.
dress here II is MRS. Shirley
IroWbEidge Valley Forge Hospi.
tal valley Forge, Pc on Sunday