Milford chronicle., 1959-02-27


Lenten services each evening ex-
cept Saturday at the Greenwood
Church at 1880 p. m Mrs. Coretta
J. Mason is the special guest speak
CT and evangelist. Guest musicians
will participate.
Grace Church welcomed the
Greenwood Kiwanis Club as its
guests on last Sunday morning.
The Ever Welcome Glass of Grace
/ Church met last Thursday even.
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Emmett Whitmore for their regu-
lar meeting. Progress on the hear
quilt was discussed and Mrs. Whit.
more offered a prize for the one
who sells the most hearts for 25
cents each from now until the end
of June. If your name is not al
ready on our quilt, get your quar-
ter ready when you are approach
ed.
Don't forget that this Saturday
February z8, the Ever-Welcome
Glass will hold a Bake in the Fire
Hall, beginning at 10 a. m. Plan
to do some of your weekend shop
ping with US. There will be rolls
cake, pies and other goodies a.
vailable.
The community welcomes back to
town, Mr.. and Mrs. George Esk-
ridge and children. The ladies on
their street gave a Valentine tea
for Mrs. Eskridge recently which to
our way of thinking was lovely
gesture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Draper and
children of Wilmington, spent a
recent weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Hamstead. On Sunday after
noon they visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Draper.
We are glad to hear that Mrs.
Lester Draper is recovering nicely
from surgery and was able to take
Sunday afternoon ride with her
husband.
News from the Methodist Youth
Fellowship: The Rev. Walter Stone
of Seaford, will be the guest speak
er, at MYF next Sunday, March 1.
The 1TYF will disband after March
/ until .Anril 1, due to the revival
meetings which will be in progress.
The members are urged to attend
the the special revival meetings.
March 13 has been set aside as
Students Night and the MYF will
sing in the choir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jones and
5usanne and Mrs. Ida Jones mo-
tored to Woodlvn, Pa, oD Sunday,
to be guests of Mrs. Erneatins Fish
er.
Mrs. Della Russell, Mrs. Ida
Jones and Mrs Arthur Jones at
tended the vFW District No. 4
Ladies Auxiliary meeting at Milton
on Thursday evening.
The Fire Company Ladies Aux
iliary wishes to announce that
more dish towels are needed in the
Fire Hall kitchen. They. do wear
out. and in view of the coming
Firemen's supper many more will
be needed. If any organization us
ing the facilities of the bldg. will
donate as MANY as they can to this
protect, it will greatly help.
Chairman of the Greenwood
Heart Fund Drive, Mrs. Joseph Mi
halik, wishes to thank each and
every family of Greenwood anc.
surrounding area who so generous
ly contributed to the heart fund.
Mrs. Mihalik also wishes to thank
the following: members OF the
Greenwood Lions Club; the Cub
Scouts, Pack 242, and their Den
Chief, Bill Jones, Jr., for their
wonderful cooperation in the drive;
Lions, Robert Bergman, Richard
Haarde, Jacob Hatfield, Earl Hawk.
Clay Johnson, Alvin Outten and
Michael Yeako. The drive began at
/ D. m. and ended at $50 and the
amount collected totals, $2O8.S3
Kiwanians Alvin MilIs, Paul Lord
and Charles Conaway, accompanied
by Mr.. I. p. Rust, had an interest
ing day last Thursday when they
mOtored to Washington ID. c. to
attend the Annual Kiwanian Con-
gressiOnal dinner. A Kiwanian
friend OF Mr.. Paul Lord who works
in the Pentagon Bldg, took them
for a tour through the Pentagon.
The group also attended some OF
the racketeer trials in progress at
the time.
A group of friends gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Meredith, on Saturday evening for
a shrimp party, catching up on the
news while they sat around the
table dipping the steaming shrimp
in hot sauce.
Miss LuAnn Wise had as her Sat
urday luncheon guests Miss Traute
Karrer, an exchange student from
Germany, who is now living in
Bridgeville. and Pierre, an ex-
change student from France who is
now living in Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones mo-
tored to Paulsboro, New Jersey on