Milford chronicle., 1961-10-13
GREENWOOD
Mrs. Elva Hatfield
Phone: FL 9.425S
Greenwood Mennonite Church:

Greenwood Mennonite Church:
Bishop The Rev. Alvin Mast.
Ministers: Mark Swartzentruber
and Owen Guengerich.
$50 am. Sunday School, Robert
Zehr. Sup't. 10:30 am. Worship
Service. 7:30 pm. Evening Bible
Meeting. pm. Wed. Evening pray
er meeting. Visitors welcome any
service
Pilgrim Holiness Church:
The Rev. Miss Eta NJ. Clough.
10 am. Sunday School. II am.
Worship Service 7 pm. Youth Ser
vice. 7:30 pm. Evangelistic Ser
vice. Mid-week prayer service,
Wednesday 7:45 pm.
Greenwood, Grace M e h 0 d Is
Charge:
The Rev. Miss Muriel C. Smith.
Greenwood Methodist:
10 am. Church School. nj r.
James Anthony.
II am Worship Service Ser
mon by Lay Leader.
Grace Church:
10 am. Church School Sup't
Miss Emma Mai.
st. JOhnstOwn:
10 am. Church School. Sup't
Mr.. JOS. Bostick
Layman's Day will be observed
on Sunday morning at II am. on
the Greenwood Methodist Charge
The service will be held in the
Greenwood Church with the others
two churches, Grace and St
Johnstown uniting.
The guest speaker will be Mr.
John Rogers of Milford. The Sc
nior Choir will sing under the di-
rection of Mrs. James Anthony
organist. The service will be in
charge Of our lay leaders; namely
Mr.. Arthur Tatman. charge lay
leader; church lay leader, Mr.
Walter Wiley of ST. Johnstowr
Church, Mr. Carl Porter of Grace
Church and Mr.. William Fleis-
ihauer of Greenwood Church.
Church School will be conducted
in all three churches at 10 a. m
this morning.
The leadership training class
will meet at 1880 pm. Sunday eve
ming in the Greenwood Church
with Mrs George Pittman teach
ing the class.
The Friendship Glass of the
Greenwood Methodist C Churc
wishes to thank all those who
helped them with their White Ele
phant Sale.
Greenwood Scouts Excel at Del
marva Scouting Exposition:
The boys of Explorer Post "a:
and Troop 242 returned from ;
weekend at the Scouting Exposi
tion held at the Brandywine Race
way, quite tired. but extremel.
proud of their accomplishments
The members of Explorer Pos
242 stole the show with the exhi
bition Of the 1924 model 'T' Fir
truck that they have worked ST
| hard on for the past month and ;
half to restore. They were proud.
busy during the entire exhibition
answering the questions of tn
many admirers of their handi
work. Some of them were ex
perienced Antique Auto restorer
who had heard of the project an,
stopped by to admire it. Other
were firemen of the Wilmington
Area who visited the exhibition ex
pressly to see this restored piec
Of equipment. Many friends o
Greenwood residents from the en-
tire Delmarva Peninsula stoppe'
by to congratulate these boys.
This has been an unique servic
project in the annals of Explor
ing, and truly wonderful ex
perience for the boys Of the Post
They have spent 1.200 to LA
hours on the project. travelled owe
1000 miles looking for parts an,
completing the necessary repairs
The support given the project ha
been very gratifying. They hav
received help from as far away a
Consh hohocken, Pa. where Larr
Spence and Charles Elliott spen
two days at the factory of tn
Hale Fire Pump Co, helping tn
company's best mechanics to com
pletely rebuild the pump. Rangin
South to Salisbury. they had tn
help Of the Peninsula Goslee Com
pany's Electroplating department