Milford chronicle., 1956-03-09

following Wed. evening, March 21,
is given over the yearly Fourth
Quarterly Conference.
On last Sunday evening. the
Senior MYF had as their special
speaker, Mr.. Irwin Musko, tea
cher in the Greenwood School, who
led a discussion on the subject
Religion and the Public Schools. .
This proved to be very inspiring
and informative.
On Wednesday evening the reg
ular meeting of the Sunshine Glass
of Greenwood Methodist; the Will
ing Workers Glass is also meeting
on Wednesday evening. Also on
that same evening, the Rev. George
H. Moore is scheduled to speak to
Bridgeville Methodist WSCS at
7:45
On Thursday, March Is, the Rev.
George H. Moore will conduct morn
ing devotions at the Country Rest
Home near Greenwood. On that same
evening the regular meeting of the
Ever-Welcome Glass of Grace
Church will meet with Mr.. and Mrs.
Earle DeFord.
On next Sunday evening, the
Senior MYF, meeting in Greenwood
Church will have as their speaker,
officer Short Of the State Highway
Dept speaking on the subject
christianity on the Highways"
Congratulations to Lee Whit
more for winning First Prize in
the All Crops Judging Contest
held at Newark, February 3. This
participation in the Sussex County
Contest has won him a scholarship
to the Short Course in June.
Proceeds are still coming in from
the bake held by the Ever Welcome
Glass of Grace Church. The class
is so grateful for the help given
to them, not only by members Of
their own church, but also from
many of their sister churches in the
community.
Mrs. Huey Jackson of Seaford
was a luncheon guest of the Jacob
Hatfields on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Case Of
Wilmington were home for the
weekend. Ronald came especially
to visit his father Mr.. J. Burton
Case of Harrington who is recover
ing from major operation in Mil
ford Memorial Hospital.
Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Donald
NJ. Hodge arrived home in Green
wood on Sunday night. Sergeant
Hodge has been serving his country
for the last four years and has
now received his honorable dis
charge from Bergstrom Air Force
Base, Austin, Texas. He plans to
continue his education. His wife
is the former Miss Carol Lee Clos
ser.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Kratz have
returned from Florida and we well
come them back to our community.
They report a fine winter with very
good health. On Saturday evening
they were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Workman of Cannon.
Greenwood Girl Scout Troop No.
72 will be selling Girl Scout cookies
again from the 9Th to the 18th of
March. Mrs. Carl Porter is in
charge and soon these nce young
sters will be asking you to buy
your cookies from them. The price
is 40 cents a box, cents of which
stays with the local troop. The
rest of the profit goes to the Del
Mar-Va Council of Girl Scouts at
Denton. They're good cookies tool
Don't forget the Covered Dish
Supper at the Fire Hall on Satur-
day evening, March 10. This affair
is sponsored by the Women's Glass
of the Greenwood Methodist Church.
The price is $1.OO without a dish or
rs cents with dish, so cents for
children. Serving will start prompt
ly at 500 p. m. The public is in
vited.
We are happy to hear that Mr..
Harry Warrington, who has been
patient in the Wilmington Memo
rial Hospital for the past ten days,
was able fo he home for the week