Milford chronicle., 1955-08-26
GREENWOOD
BY Mrs. Elva Hatfield
Phone Greenwood 42sS

we nave very IaVOfdDie reports
from our boys attending Camp
Rodney, the Boy Scout Camp, this
year Butch Cahail and Michael
Prettyman have returned home af-
ter attending the camp session, and
Greenwood is justly proud of these
fine boys. Michael, who attended
camp for the first time this year.
was elected a Patrol Leader for
his unit. which is certainly a fine
accomplishment for a first year
scout and will be an incentive for
him to continue.
Butch received the All-Rodney
Scout Award for achievement and
leadership in Scouting. There are
only five of these awards given at
each camp session, and they are
presented to the boys at the Sat
urday night Camp Fire at the
close OF the camp. The boys are
unaware of this honor until they
are quietly tapped at the camp fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Bowdel of
Baltimore have been visitors OF
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Keel of Uhler-
vile. frankie Keel is spending
This week with the Carlton Nor
gans In their cottage at Riverdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ocheltree
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mills at
tended the Cannon Grange dinner
on Saturday evening and proceeded
on to the Lester Workmans where
they were invited guests for CARDS
and refreshments until late hour.
The Mills and the Ocheltrees have
recently returned home after
spending a few days at Atlantic
City.
Everett Marvil, Roland Rogers
and Harry Vanicola Scent the
weekend In New YORK City.
Mrs. l.. Z. Gaucher and son,
Richard Eugene, of Roanoke, Va,
have returned home after spend
ing a week with Mrs. Gaucher's
sister and husband, the Dick"
CAROLS. The Carroli's present
house guests are another sister
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Leeper and daughter, Mary
Hays, of Richmond. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Morley Pearson OF
Rochester, N. Y. have been house
guests of the Gerald Pearsons for
a few days.
The Members of the Women's |
Society of Christian Service are
invited to attend the Fifteenth |
Anniversary" OF our Society at a |
tea on Sunday, August 28, 3 10 s
D. m The tea will be held at the |
home of Mrs. Granville Tyndall,
212 StockIey ST.. Rehoboth, Del. /
Mrs. TyndaH is president of Dover
District WSCS. There will be
table OF exhibits. displaying our
progress in the Is years work, and
we are facing the future with its
Greater Wonders" yet to be.
MYF News: The MYF Sub-dis-
trict will hold a late summer pic
mic at Trap Pond. Saturday after
noon and evening, Saturday, Aug
ust 27. All the local youth groups
of Subdistrict No. are invited to
attend and to bring their picnic
suppers and beverages The Sub
district Council will meet at p. m.
to complete plans for the coming
year. All officers and local MYF
representatives are asked to attend |
this important meeting. Remember
Saturday. August 81 at Trap Pond.
The sermon from Sunday, August
% at both Greenwood Methodist
and Grace Methodist Churches in
Greenwood is entitled Prayer,
Prosperity and Faith" This Is a
study of the way in which God
ulu HE, yvtL~rna
eth the advantages and disadvan-
tages of the physical world around
us? Can prayer bring the rain. dry
up the wet fields, cause us to make
better business deals, and instill
peace in our homes and commun-
tiles? Prayer, Prosperity and Faith
is timely subject for our con-
Germ.
This week the Rev. George III.
Moore is in Indiana, attending
a youth convocation of the Metho-
dist Church at Purdue University,
Lafayette. Indiana He will return
Saturday afternoon, August 27, anxi
Gus to put to work the ideas re-
ceived at the hand of the great
leader of Christianity in the local
scene.
Mr.. and Mrs Melville Snyder and
daughter. Virginia from Chicago
are house guests at the Nelson
Merediths. This is Mr.. Snyder's
first visit East. so they are sight
seeing as we'll as visiting rela-
tives. Mrs. Snyder is Mrs. Enola
Meredith's niece.
Miss Myrtle Clifton of Phiiadel-
phia spent the weekend with her
mother. Mrs. John Clifton.
The Sunshine Glass of Green
wood Methodist held their picnic
at Rehoboth on Sunday afternoon.