Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21

er. All are invited to share the
spiritual blessings of the day and
\ give gratitude 20 God.
News from Grace Church: The
second annual Koffee Klatch and
Musicale viii be held in the Fire
Hall, Friday evening, November
g. 1t is sponsored by the Grace
Church Choir. A program of sacred
and secular music will be presented
by the choir at 500 p. m. followed
by coffee and cakes. Guest solOists
included Mr.. Leon Donovan and
Mr.. Eugene Bovine. Tickets may be
purchased at the door or from
members of the choir.
There will also be the Harvest
Fair where many items may be
purchased including baked goods,
candles and things suitable for
Christmas gifts.
The WSCS of Grace Church will
meet with Mrs. Clarence Ocheltree
on Tuesday evening, November 25,
at 5 p. m. All members and friends
are cordially invited to be present.
Many Greenwood folk were
guests at the lovely bridal shower
given to Miss Rosalie Trotta, of
Harrington by Miss Mary Lou Hat
field and Mrs. Millard Calhoun.
The affair on Monday evening was
held at the home of Rosalie's aunt,
Mrs. Emil Gerard and was COM
plete surprise. The house was beau
tffulIy decorated for the occasion
and movies were taken of the
Hula Hoop contests the bride-to-be
opening the many lovely gifts and
tossing the ribbon bouquet over
the stairway to be caught by Miss
Mary Lou Hatfield. The guests
were invited to partake of the beat
tifuI and delicious pastries which
adorned the buffet table and left
with many good wishes for Rosalie
and Bill in the years to come.
The Greenwood Junior Class will
present three-act comedy, TITS
Great Life" in the school audi
torium. Thursday and Fri6ay, Nov.
20 and 81. Curtain time is 8 p. m.
The play is being directed by
Eugene Bovine. Student director is
Betty Ann Scott.
There will be intra-act perfor-
uances by Mrs. Jane Locke, Rich
ard Hynson, Dolores Anthony and
Joyce Cooper. These will include
vocal and piano selections. Masters
of cermonies will be Barry HOll-
ingsworth and Forrest Webster.
The cast of the play includes Pa
tricia Clendaniel, John William
son, Samuel Foster, Larry Messick.
Bonnie Taylor, Donna Kay Wilson,
Faye Breeding, Jackie Closer. Car
olyn M00re, Ronnie Webb and
Richard Warwick.
The Greenwood Lions Club held
its ladies Night on Wednesday
in the Greenwood Fire Hall. Presi-
dent, Lion Haarde, made the OPEN
ing remarks, led the singing and
turned the evening over to the
Toastmaster, Lion Earl Hawk. A
delicious turkey dinner was sery-
ed. Program chairman, Lion Jacob
Hatfield, was fortunate in securing
La NADIA, who brought with her
some of her students from the La
NADIA Ballet Theatre School to
entertain the guests. There were
beautiful ballet numbers, tap dan
GERS, spanish dancers and novel;
ty dances. The ladies were each
presented with a corsage and there
were two door prizes given. They
were won by Lioness Ann Hawk and
Lioness Barbara Dennis. Little
Karen Craft. who was little Miss
Greenwood this year, drew the
numbers for the door prizes.
Mr. and Mrs. Allison Davis and
MIR. and Mrs Oscar Draper were
among those attending the Inter
State Milk Producers Association
dinner held at FELTON, on Tuesday
evening
The group of friends calling them
selves the S. G. BIS spent Satur-
day evening with the Jacob Hat
fields, celebrating the birthdays Of
Horace Maloney, Ann and Earl
Hawk, Allison Davis and Jake bat
field. all of which come within a
week or so of each other. Out of
town guests to enjoy the evening
and buffet supper were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Maloney, Of Belair.
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