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at school. They will be responsible
for the raising and lowering of the
school flag for the entire week.
On Wednesday morning. there
will be a special Scout assembly at
school, with all three organizations
describing their respective activi-
ties. This program will be held in
a camping atmosphere, the scene
showing all participants seated "a
round campfire There will be
skibs and demonstrations describ-
ing camp life and other Scout ac-
tivities. A selection of lively camp
fire songs will be added to the
program.
Sunday. February u, is designa-
ted as National Boy Scout Sunday
All Scouts are urged to attend the
church of their choice in uniform.
There will be quite a large group
Methodist Church that morning. We
hope to see you there.
Monday night, February 13, the
boys of Scout Troop 242 and the
Explorer Post will hold a combined
Parents and Friends of Scouting
Night in the Greenwood Fire Hall.
The program will include one of
Scouting's most impressive cere-
monies. "The Investure" This is
the induction of new Scouts that
have recently passed their Tender
foot requirements. The boys to be
inducted are Donald Bradley, Larry
DePew, Mervin Kates, James Pow
er. Craig Prettyman and Jake Wro-
ten. This will be followed by a
Court of Honor where four boys
will receive their Second Glass
Scout Badges. They are Patrol
Leaders Gerald Jones and Billy
Post and Assistant Patrol Leaders
Daniel Smith and Jeffrey Smith.
The Camping Merit Badge will be
presented to Explorer Bill Jones.
The speaker for this program will
be our Sussex District Scout Exc
cutive, Mr.. Ronald Dommermouth.
who will outline the detectives of
Scouting and planned camping ac-
tivities.
Saturday night February is, will
Gold Parents Banquet, held in the
Greenwood Fire Hall. This promis-
es TO be a great night for the Cubs
and their parents. The Cubs have
special program prepared, which
/ am sure will be real treat for
their parents and guests. Scout
master Earl 0bier will speak to
them on their future in Scouting.
The Rev. Miss Eta NJ. Clough,
Greenwood, will be speaking on
Morning Devotions. over WKSB
each morning at 8. She will be Civ
ing series of messages on the
Book of Esther.
Our community was indeed sad
dened to hear of the death of Mrs.
Lewis Uhler. who passed away
February 2 Mrs. Uhler, a resident
of Harrington at the time of her
passing, was former resident of
Greenwood.
Recent callers at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Anna Isaacs were Wilbur
Hynson. Mr.. and Mrs. George Pitt
man and daughter. Joan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Jones and daughters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hynson. Mrs.
Lester Craft and Karen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leland Spicer of Laurel; Mr..
and Mrs. Clifton Rogers of George
town; Mr.. and Mrs. William Lamb
den and Wendy of Georgetown: Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond McCready of
Harrington; Mrs. Edna Joseph, and
the Rev. Miss Eta NJ Clough. Mrs.
w. T. Jones spent the weekend
with the family.
Mrs. George Barwick was delight
fully surprised on Sunday when a
group of family and friends arrived
with many gifts. homemade ice
cream and cake to help her cele-
brate her birthday. Those present
were her mother, Mrs Helen HUI
Tiger of fredericksburg: Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Hulliger and children, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Glessner and
children, also of fredericksburg; her
sister, Mrs Eloise White and
daughter. of Preston, Md; Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Hulliger and children of
Denton; Mr.. and Mrs William
Gaines and children of Denton. and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack. Kitchens and
Kathy of Greenwood. A very pleas
ant and jolly time was enjoyed by
all.
Sunday evening callers at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hat
field were Mr.. and Mrs. John b.
Case of Seaford.
The Greenwood Home Demon
straticn Club will hold the regular
meeting on February II at the
home of Mrs. Nelson Meredith. This
will be a regular evening meeting,
not a covered dish.