Milford chronicle., 1924-05-23
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caesar Rodney, May 10th, the follow
ing pupils from Frederick schools
were prize winners: Dodge ball cham
plons were, Charles Webb, Raymond
Thomas, Donald Cooke, William Gar
butt, Clarence Jester, Robert Slaugh
ter, Derrickson Webb, George Vincent
William Rhodes and Alan Scott. The
bronze badge winners were Cora
Spayd and Mary Donovan. Silver
badge, Catherine McMichael, Mary
Derrickson, Emma Camper and Paul
inc Salevan. Tabitha Melvin was sec
Ond in basket ball throw.
On Monday evening, May 26th, the
promotion exercises of the Grammar
School will be given in the town hall.
The exercises will consist of a beau
tiful children's Operetta entitled "Cin-
derella in FloWerland" or "The Last
Lady's Slipper" It will consist of four
scenes.
1. Prince Sunshine's invitation to
the May Day Ball.
2. GOdmother Nature sends Nature
off to the ball.
8. The May Day Ball and the show
er.
4. The Princess and Sunbeam Cas-
tie. The admission will be twenty-five
cents.
On Tuesday evening the Seniors will
hold class night exercises at which a
humorous play will be the feature Of
the evening.
On Wednesday evening, May 28, the |
annual Alumni banquet will be given. |
The speaker Of the evening will be DR..
Richard W. Cooper. Mrs. Russell Will
son and Mrs. W. D. Burton, two of
DOver's favorite singers, will sing for
us. Music will be furnished by the
Wilmington orchestra. Miss Mary
Moss will be toast mistress. On
Thursday, May 3Oth, Memorial exer-
cises will be held at 2 o'clock p. m. at :
Barratt's Chapel. Speakers from E
Smyrna, Philadelphia and other
places will address the large crowd G
expected.
The elimination of the weeks pro- c
gram will be Commencement exer- Y
cises Friday evening, May 3Oth. The F
graduates are Mary Garbutt, Alton d
Downes and Albert Warrington. DR.. t,
Richard NJ Trapnell will deliver the
address. There will be special music C,
for the occasion and no effort will he '
spared to make the occasion a de- S
lightful one: Vi
On next Sunday morning, May 25th, M
the graduates, pupils of high and ele- eI
schools, Alumni Association,
faculty and board of education will at tH
tend divine services at Trinity NJ 3. re
Church. The pastor, Rev. G. E. Wood,
will deliver the baccalaureate sermon. M
The public is cordially invited to be N,
present.
The play, AUNT Dinah's Quilting C1
Party" given by the Lincoln Dramatic dr.
Association here last week, was well en-
'eceiVed. Everyone was pleased and wi
'njoyed a good laugh.
The community supper given by the mC
Vomen's Home Missionary Society pr
vas a great success as a social affair. MI
he entertainment that followed was
lso very good and much enjoyed. tbi
Mrs. Emma Slaughter entertained M.
n Tuesday afternoon at a bridge Jul
:
Mrs. Annie T. Rogers is visiting in SIN
ewark, N. J. ton
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Rogers, Mr.. and {
RS. Joseph Frazier are Philadelphia s
sitors this week. 7
Mrs. Helen Short Of Philadelphia is 3
sitting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell Res
er Smithers. s
Miss Emma Carmean and Miss 9:3
yrtle o. Jenkins spent the weekend Sui
Atlantic City, N J. q
Mrs. Elizabeth Burton was the re- pre,
pient of many cards and flowers on N.
r birthday last Tuesday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hudson and fam
of Wilmington spent the weekend san son
Frederick. ing
Mrs. Edward Trice who has been q
iiting Mrs. Herman Vinyard and iec'
s. Elma Sapp has returned to Bal n5 lls
lore. Gu
At the meeting Of the Alumni As any
'iation last Wednesday evening, w. LAY L9Te
HOey was elected president; Law ~. ~
Ice Belts, vice president and Mrs. naIt .1eie
ce Melvin, secretary-treasurer oIl Pauy
frs. Emma W. Townsend is spend lpL, ueIp
some time in Philadelphia. tl LecaI
FRS. Robert T. Harrington and SC4lll 1utlll
). Arthur M. Melvin spent Friday in '@tul u
ladelphia. Le'
-rs. Helen Nichols spent several enL elaln ?
S in Philadelphia last week. 10 nOt =
settle
lie insurance. Chas. J. Holzmuel- have
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