Milford chronicle., 1959-11-06

In spite of astonishing opposition,
the Greenwood Lions Club was able
to put on a very successful Halo
we'en party for the children of
Greenwood and Pennington. Spec
lal thanks go to the Greenwood
School and its principal, Mr.. w. I.
Tawes, who SO graciously invited
the group to use the paved road
back of the Farm Building for an
outdoor dance and furnished the
lighting, Also to the VFW who off
cred the use of their hall if the
evening was stormy and whose
members helped in many ways and
to the Greenwood Band, whose
members with their able director,
Mr.. Eugene Bovine, so Loyalty CO.
operated with true hometown spirit.
$4,000 in prizes was awarded for
costumes, free cider, doughnuts,
apples and candy W ere there for
the taking and all the latest teen
age music furnished by Globes of
Georgetown.
We are proud of our Greenwood
young people. Several of the aux
iliary policemen made mention to
the members of the Lions Club
that they had never seen a more
charming, well-behaved group of
youngsters. Not one off-kev thing
marred the evening.
In going through some old papers
Mrs. S. S. Wroten found this old
clipping which she kindly shares
with US. 1t is written by Judge
Lewis Faucet and is entitled,
Recipe for Religion.
l. Get religion like a Methodist.
z. Experience it like a Baptist.
3. Stick to it like a Lutheran.
4. Confederate it like a Congrega-
tionalist.
5: Be proud of it like an Episco-
paIian.
s. Simplify it like Quaker.
z. Glorify it like a Jew.
8. Pay for it like a Presbyterian.
.. Practice it like a Christian
Scientist.
10. Work at it like the Salvation
Army.
II. Propagate it like a Roman
Catholic.
IL. Enjoy it like a NegroI
MRS. >. 5. WrOton was a dinner
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs R. o. Mai at
the Seaford Inn on Sunday evening.
weekend guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pittman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jones were
mrs. Ernestine Fischer of Woodlyn,
"a. and Miss Alice Grider, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Beck of Chester. Pa.
Ihose who attended the MYF meet
ing and saw Mrs Fischer's beauti-
rul slides of the Holy Land really
enjoyed treat.
Our community was deeply sad
dened last week by the death of one
OF It's former lads, young Jack Jes-
Ter, son OF Mr.. Robert Jester and
MRS. Maurice Rounds. Our sym-
patny goes out to the family who
for several years were a part of orr
town.
The committee for the Fire Pre-
ventlon Essay Contest is proud to
announce the following winners.
greenwood High School: 1st place.
Brenda Drummond; End place. Hell
en- Faux; 3rd place, Wanda Breed
ing. Greenwood School No. 222O.
ISL place, Alice Williamson; End
place. Floyd Fisher; 3rd place.
Maurice Hughes.
The Firemen will hold their reg
uiar monthly meeting on FRIDAY
November 6, at s p. m.
The Ladies Auxiliary to tbe
greenwood Memorial Post No. 7478
neld their regular monthly meeting
last Wednesday in the Post Home
Inc members would like to thank
those that helped to make our bake
success. Cards were presented to
the Auxiliary for one new member
reports were filled out to be sent
70 department and District Chair
men. 1t was announced that q
meeting of District No. 4 would he
November Is. All members wishing
neId IN Ellendale on Wednesday
10 attend please contact Mrs
Georgia Peterman, President FL
S-4oOf. 1860 dues are due! June