Milford chronicle., 1915-06-11
MAGNOLIA.

The Commencement exercises of the
I Magnolia Public Schools, which were
held on Thursday evening of last week,
were excellent. The graduates acquitted
I themselves in a very creditable manner
! and showed the careful training that has
been accorded them from their principal
Miss Ethel ROthwell. The music was
enjoyable throughout, the Dover Glee
Club adding very materially to this part
/ Of the evening ENJOYMENT. At the close
/ of the ceremonies the club was enter
tained by Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Collins.
The evening program was as follows:
Music
Chorus. Our Delaware '.................. School
Address Of Weic5 5me ........ Ethel c. Rothwell
Music, Moonlight Sleep On the Sea. "...... Dover
Glee Club
Essay, Yellowstone National Park, ,"... Elya B.
Essay. The Value of Kindness .....w. Wallace
White
Music Gal Far Alvey in the South. "... Cleo Clob
music ,bl Church in the Wildwood 70. Diee O'uD
Essay London ........ BaIratt F. Jackson
Essay Influence OF Education On Civic Pros
perity" Claude Mcllyaine
Music Sailor Dream, ........ Dover Glee Club
Address to Graduates . Dr. Charles A. Wagner
Music t5f' one sweetly Soiem Thought iGlee Club
Presentation Of Diplomas. DR.. j. p Carroll
6ltss LAS. l.ss
Music
The Ladies Aid Society held a very
enjoyable meeting with Mrs. Harry c. (
Johnson on Monday evening. Forty
three members were present and two
new members were gained, they being
Rev. Leolan jackson and Miss Viola .
Wyatt. This organization now has a
membership of eighty and is doing much
good. No more meetings viii be held
until September when Mrs Barratt
Marvel will entertain. At Monday
evenings meeting a s0ciable time, with
refreshments was had after the business
was concluded.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe C. Taylor are
receiving congratulations on the arrival
at their home of ten pound boy on Sun
day evening.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs. James Sat
terfield next Thursday the hour to be
at church On Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie RothWell, of Smyrna, was
the guest of Mrs. George Collins while
commencement exercises in
this town
Mrs. James Martin has returned home
from a visit with her mother Mrs.
Maggie Davis, of Selbyville.
Miss Bertha Davidson has been the !
guest of Mrs. w. E. Davidson, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Barratt, of
West Philadelphia, have been the guests
If Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. George.
Miss Ethel Rothwell. principal of the
chools here, returned to her home at G
smyrna on Friday for the summer vaca-
ion.
Miss Mary Cochran, of Newark Md. f
vas entertained by Mrs. George knight
asst week.
A number of people from Magnolia at
ended the exercises at the Conference
academy at Dover on Wednesday.
Mrs. George W. Collins and son, Lin
ord, left on Saturday for an extended
isit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
lark Mensch, of Cumberland, Md.
James H. Jester is visiting Mr.. and
lrs. L. L. Sargent at Greensburg, Pa.
George Heusman, of Marcus Hook,
oent the weekend with his parents,
Ir ald Mrs. Henry Heusman.
Claude Mcllvaine is the guest of Mr..
nd Mrs. Lewis Reiff at Lansdowne, Pa.
The school election on Saturday re-
ilted as follows James L. Sapp, J.
eonard Soper, I. Elwood Warren.
lillian P. jackson and Robert J. Roe,
Children's Day services will be held
Sunday morning at 1920 O'Clock an
.cellent program has been prepared.
Mrs. j. w. Taylor has been spending
me time with Mrs. 7. E. Warren at
yOming.
Miss Anna Jones, of Lewes, is visit
2 Mr.. and Mrs B. B. White.