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GREENWOOD
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he Greenwood High School will
have its annual Spring Concert,
Monday night. May 21, at 8 o'clock,
in the auditorium. The program
will be as follows
Theme Seng, "Deep Purple", Mix-!
ed Chorus; *"We're Mighty Glad
By Mrs.
Nora Wroten
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I Dàlraation Folk Tune.
I BJementary Glee Club: "The;
£?? rl _; R,can ,olk tune:
, Tip Toe Through The Tulips".
I Girls' Chorus: "Skater's Waltz";
i Mocking Bird Hill"; duet.
Flute Chorus: "Children's March",
P. Mendelssohn; "Walking Song",
Swiss folk tune; "Soldier's March",
i B - Schumann. .
j Rhythm Band: "March Romaine",
on-Charles Gounod; "Prayer Perfect",
! E. J. Stenson; "Sometime, Some
h°w, Somewhere'', M. M. Wallace;
"March of the Noble", F. Keats
Brass Quartet: "Tumbling Turn
i bleweeds", Bob Nolan, arranged by
1 F. Pay Swift.
! Girls' Sextet: "Give Me A Chanty
With 9 Yo-Heave-Ho". Wellesley
O'Keefe: "Harbor Lights"
Boys' Chorus: "Make Hay While]
,The Moon Shines", G. Pitcher, (a
I moonlight fantasy) ; "If I Could
1 Fly", Pyrenean tune.
Elementary Glee Club: "Bells of
j St. Mary's", Old English melody.
arranged by Noble Cain: "I've Told
j "Great Gettin' Up Morn'in".
High School Mixed Chorus:
I "Aren't You Glad You Came".
; 0 n Saturday May the 19 th
j 6:30 p. m„ the Sunshine Class
the Greenwood Methodist Church
will hold a festival on the lawn of
the Greenwood Methodist Church.
Ice cream, cake, hot dogs, soft
drinks and coffee will be on sale.
Everyone is invited to attend.
Tbe ,aat Greenwood Parent
Teachers meeting for the year
1960-51 will be held in the High;
School auditorium on Monday, May!
21st, at 8:00 p. m.
There will be a brief business
meeting after which Mr. George
Tuck * President of the Bridgeville
Parent-Teachers Association, will
perform installation services for
tbe new officers for the ooming
y® ar - 1951-52.
We feel sure you will want to see
the Spring Musical Festival, given
unde r the direction of Dorothv
Short, our music teacher, which will
h® presented immediately following
this meeting.
We'U be seeing you Monday eve
ning. May 21st, at 8 o'clock.
Don't forget to come out to the
tax election to be held on Satur
day, May 19th, at 3 p. m. to 6 p. m.,
in the school building. Don't let
them say Greenwood is the only
district in the state not willing to
support their school Come out one
and all and vote for the school tax.
Grace Methodist Church was rep
resented at the Union meeting,
Monday night in Greenwood Metho
dist Church, for the purpose of
helping in the Vacation Bible
School.
The Willing Workers Church
School Class met with Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence H. Spence, on Wednesday
evening of last week.
Mr .and Mrs. Clifford Elliott andj
son, Ronnie, were Sunday visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Uhler
Mrs. Bertha Elliott. Mrs. Clara
I Hastings and Mrs. Della Russell of
I Delmar. and Salisbury, were Sun
dav visitors of Mr. and Mrs John
j Elliott and Mr. and Mrs Uhler
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! and Mrs. Carl Scotv of Georgetown'
i Delegates and alt ernates who at
tended the Delma-wa Firemen's
and Ladie ' 8 Auxiliary Convention at
Sali8 bury last Tuesday and Wed
ne8da y were Mrs. Elaine Jones.
iMrs - Marie Draper, Mrs. Ruby
! Chalmers, Mrs. Margaret Johnson,
Mrs Ermadine Metzler and Mrs.
M VpT' Ubler -
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j Miscellaneous Club, Monday night,
w ^.® Mrs. Geneva Spence.
Mr - and Mrs - Charles H. Cona
! way were Sunday guests of their
! dau f h ter, Charlotte, at Takoma
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I Mr - and Mrs - Richard Jones are
entertaining Mrs. Jones' parents,
Mr - and Mrs - Burke and a sister
! of Mrs. Burke's from Waco, Texas,
Mr an d Mrs. N. W. Meredith en
l erta i n ed at a buffet supper Satur
day at 6:30 P- m - Their , guests
i ^ e . re Mr and Mrs - Ra y Tatman of
j Bridgeville. Mr. and Mrs. R. Lee
: Coulter, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Spence,
Mr - a «d Mrs. M. T. Uuler and Mr.
and Mrs. Linwood Penuel of
Georgetown. After the supper, the
evenin g was enjoyed playing Ca
nasta -
Mrs. Sallie Tatman and daughter
en t er tained the St. Johnstown La
d ! es ^* d Society on Friday
ning of last week,
1 Mrs - Vio,a Ocheltree and 'Mrs.
j Ivab . Edgell attended a leaders
i ™ eeti ng of the Home Demonstra
| tion Club in Georgetown, on Mon
! day - The subject was making
Dampshades.
Mrs. Mart Uhler, the delegate
j from Grace and Cannon charge, to
tbe Annual Session of the Penin
su * a . Conference is attending the
Conference, beginning Thursday at
10:15 a. m., in Wesley Methodist
Charch ' Dover -
! Mr. and Mrs. Roy Veasey and
[sons of Wilmington, were Sunday
! Suests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lof
land.
eve :
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nhia ' s P ent a part of last week with
• Mr and Mrs - Ja™«« Farrell.
] Miss Grfice Porter of Media. Pa..
j was a Sunday guest of her parents,
j Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Porter.
Mr. and Mrs. Rov Barwick
I dinner guests of their son. Ralph,
and wife at Felton, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Tatman
tertained Mrs. Florence Todd, Mrs.
Sallie Tatman and daughter, Lelia,
at a turkey dinner. Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Homey of
Bear, Del.. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Woodford of Dover, were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Huh
bard.
Mrs. Martha Starr of Philadel
were
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Greenwood Methodist Charge
Rev. J. E. Layton, minister
Greenwood Methodist
j 10 a. m., Church School. Louis
i Carl Zych, Superintendent. If you
; are looking for a wide awake school
I where the Word of God is taught,
and a friendly school, we invite you
j to worship with us each Lord's Day
I morning. One hundred and fifty
nine people attended
: last Sunday.
There will be no preaching
ice this Sunday.
our school
serv
Trinity Methodist
m.. Church School. John
Hastings. Superintendent. We have
u class for every age.
W. S. C. S. will meet on Friday!
10a.
i ru , ^ Com munity Hall. j
Chai'tam s Chapel Methodist
j p,, 10 ^ 30 ^- Churcb School. Mrs. !
F1 °y d Macklm, Superintendent. ;
St Joh ^town Methodist
! 11 a ; m - Church School. S. B. >
|Mcllyaine. Superintendent. The Bi
ble Claas taught by Rev. Lester Ad
ams ™ eats a * the same hour. Come !
aad study God's Word.
Sunday, May 27tb * at 2:30 P- m.—
Memorial Day service. A special
program is being arranged with
good speaker and a special musical;
program. Watch the
week for program,
Mrs. T. P. Rust met with a very
painful accident on Sunday after- j
«oon. She was getting out of her.
car in front of her home and was
knocked to the pavement by a bi
cycle rider.
Rev. E. C. Thomas and Rev. J. E. !
Layton are attending the Peninsula ;
Annual Conference of the Metho
dist Church this week in the Wes
ley Methodist Church, Dover, Del- j
aware.
Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Layton had.
as dinner guests on Sunday their |
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J *Y and Lmn Marie and Miss Helen
Cudnick of Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conaway
spent Saturday and Sunday with
their daughter. Charlott Conaway
at Silver Springs, Md.
Greenwood Methodist Church was
pac ked on Sunday morning for Th'e
Mother's Day program prepared by
the Sunshine Bible Class Mrs
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community are invited to attend.
The Sua8blne Blble Class of the
Greenwood Methodist Church will
hold a Strawberry Festival thl*
Saturday night on the church lawn.
Public invited -
Children's Day service will be'
l? the Greenwood Methodist
Ch " r » h ' Sunda * night, May 27th,
t 7:36.