Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-04-28

ia Ray and aunt. Mrs. George Ray
who has just returned from Nam
ticoke Hospital.
Sympathy of the community is
extended to the families of Alfred
Tucker and Isaiah Messiek. both of
whom passed away over the week
end
The Greenwood School Board, at
its last regular meeting, set the
tax rate for Greenwood Consoli-
dated School District at 81 cents
per hundred. This is a reduction
of 3 cents over the previous year.
About five years ago. the Green
wood residents paid the highest
school tax in the state, or rs per
hundred
Since that time we have reduced
| the rate until now it has reached
the low of 81 cents. While other
school districts have been going up
Greenwood Consolidated s h o o l
District has been progressively re-
duced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Taylor of
Pennington, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Jerread and children, also of Farm
ington, and Mr. and Mrs. John
Silvia of Townsend spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fisher.
We have a financial report from
the committee chairman for the
Firemen's supper. The net profit
amounted to SAITH and the fire
men wish to thank everyone for
their splendid help in making this
possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Davis spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Dennis. Jr.
Miss Margaret Mary Belts. dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Belts
of Greenwood, was baptized Sun
day, April 16, at st. Johns Roman
Catholic Church. Milford. Del Mr..
and Mrs. William Santo were God
parents. for Margaret.
Here is our school cafeteria
menu for the week May l to 5.
Monday, spaghetti with meat
sauce. string beans. carrot and
celery sticks. bread and butter,
applesauce, Tuesday, frankfurter
sandwich, baked beans, potato chip
peaches. Wednesday. oven fried
chicken, mashed potatoes. gravy.
peas, hot bread and butter. jello;
Thursday, baked ham. potato salad,
pinapple and lettuce. scheese bis
cult and butter, vanilla pudding
Friday. tomato soup. grilled cheese
sandwich, jello and peaches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lloyd left on
Wednesday for trip to Bermuda.
This trip was a prize sponsored by
| the Sharptown Lions Club. Mr..
Lloyd bought one ticket and this
was it. How lucky can you get !
The Ladies' Auxiliary to Post IA
rs, at a recent meeting. nominated
the following officers to be voted
upon at their next meeting: Pres.
Georgia Peterman. senior V. p. Lau-
IA Griffith, junior vp. Dorothy
Wiley, conductress. Elaine Jones,
treasurer. Glenn Smith, chaplain,
Betty Moore. guard, Ida Jones, pa
| triotic instructor, Della Russell,
trustees: June Bostic. Mary Todd
Catherine Kitchens, historian, Mar
lie Draper, appointed secretary
June Bostick.
The WV. sponsored an essay
contest on Citizenship at the Green
wood High School. The winner OF
first prize was Joan Kenyon.
/ Victor Santo. youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Santo. celebrat-
ed his 4th birthday. Friday. April
81. with a party in his home He
had. as his guests, his brother. Bill
sisters. Marian and Joan, Margaret
and Charles Belts, Bobby Williams
Becky and Donna Chalmers and
Debby Short.
On Saturday. Victor got to cell
citrate again with his great-grand.
mother, aunts, uncles and cousins
in Jersey City. NJ. and also took
a trip to see the Statue of Liberty
in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. William Santo were
Godparents on April IS, Sunday
for Margaret Mary Belts, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Belts, al
st. Johns r. c. Church in Milford
De.
At the State Future Homemakers
of America Convention held on the
18th of April at Milton. our schoo
was most fortunate in having two
girls elected to state offices fol
the next school year. Norma Holl
niger was elected to the position
of state secretary and Pat Zyci
was elected as state historian. Dur
ing this present school year W,
were fortunate. in having a stat,
officer, Donna Lee Lofland GU
chapter was also commended fol
the excellent manner in which w,
served the morning refreshments
by Mrs. Snowbrger, our state ad
visor.
The W.S.CS. of Greenwood Me
thodist Church will sponsor pc
luck dinner on May 2, at $50 il
the educational bldg. Bring a disl
of food and your table service Coff
ee. rolls and butter will be furnish
ed. All members and friends of tn
church are invited.
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