Milford chronicle., 1926-04-09
Milton Letter

Sussex, conducted dn Slilllus
enelling contest in the Milton
school building on Wednesday
ming of last week to determine
Two best spoilers to represent
supervisory district at me g
smelling bee" to be held in
sex county courthouse in
town. on the night of April
In the contest, the rural
we're represented by the fol
Viola Vadakin, Violet HosteG
Gle wells, William Elliott,
Dodd. Pauline Wisseman,
Annel The high schools we
resented, as follows: Milton,
Clendaniel and Helen Edd
Rehoboth, Ridgely Ward and
King: Greenwood, Carl Russ
Mildred Atherton.
The winners of the Milton
wore Helen Eddington of the
school, and Carl Russell
k,reenwood school. They W
mart in the county contest in
Town on April %.
Hcting as chairman of the
inc bee." Prof. BurkhOlder
foilowing officials: Judges,
T Lynch. Georgetown, law
Asa ]. Smith, teacher OF
scbooI. scorers. Prof. Alber
,rraI supervisor of schools
eoutbeastern section of Suss
tv and Henry C. Fike, teach
EIlendale school.
prof Charles P. Helm, oneH
rural supervisors in Kent ce
gave out the words.
Golden Rule Lodge, No. II, l
n F. held an enjoyable Lad
Niobt at the lodge room Wednes'
evening of last week. The conn
tee in charge was Hiram j. Quit
Alvin H. Fisher. David Wagamon,
An interesting program was 81
Inv local talent. Mr.. Outten welcoI
the guests. The opening prayer
made by the Rev. J. w. Townst
The audience sang America"
Rev ]. S. Eldridge spoke brif
nraising the Odd Fellows as 81
organization doing much goou
tbe world. Ernest Jefferson CAV
humorous monologue. William
Wo1cb mayor of Milton, gave
on Odd Fellowship. Mrs. Ernest
ferson gave several readings.
Harry Eddington sang solo,
quartet. Layton Reed, William
anon. Cornelius Wiltbank, Z
Jefferson, sang old favorlte
Tnterspersed in the program
selections by the orchestra:
On interesting feature OF tht
gram was the introduction OF I
Coverdale, age S5 years, WE
been an odd Fellow for 60
Mr. Coverdale is member OF
en- Rule Lodge.After the prosl
freshments were served
Those present were May
Nrs William H. Welch, Capt.
Mrs. George B. Hunter, Capt
Mrs Charles Bufris, Mr.. az
Hiram Outten, Mr.. and MIS-
Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs. DAM
anon. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Alv
or Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Mr and Mrs. James John
and Mrs. Charles LOfand,
Mrs. Robert Black, Mr.. a
Joseph Walls, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lingo, Mr.. and Mrs. Layto
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Walls,
Ntrs lanes Pettyjohn; MI
Marshall Wilson, Mr.. ana
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
mon. Mr.. and Mrs. Altrei
Mr.. and Mrs. George Da
and Mrs. w. E. Douglas,
Mrs. Floyd Hurley, Mr.
Theodore Reed, Mr.. and
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. ID
Davidson, Mr.. and MRS
James, Rev. and Mrs. j.
send, Rev. J. S. Eldridge,
abeth Wiltbank, Mrs. Ahc
Mrs. Sallie Irwin, Mrs.
Mrs. Emma Darby, MI
Holland, Miss Mary Ree1
gle Moore, Mrs. Stella Je1
Amos Burris, Mrs. Ro
Mrs. Anna Short, Mrs. 1
Miss Reba Voshell, II.
C. NJ. Wiltbank, Theof
M. Roach, Harry Wag;
Dutton, Riley Ingram,
den, Addison Chandler
erdale, Mr.. and Mrs. I
dale, Frank o. Bryan,
Short.
The Senior Glass g
April Fool party at the
Thursday night. The at
decorated with fantastt
amusing signs. A gypsy
er, balloon girl, and II
among the attractions snen
stunts made UP the pl Mrs
members of the Sen Ge
Katherine Dickerson, snent
Clara Clendaniel, Ell ME- :
Laura Wilson, BlaI il
Ruth Warren, Marie Ia,
tha Moore, Winifred Toi
Simpler, Henry ant
Reed, George Coco Sotb
Special Easter Ar
in the Milton chut visitC
sion Week service On
Thursday and Fri &c
The union meet .,':Ib
sex Parent-Teaf SNI;,
held at Milton n !
April 1st was a d.
every standpoint
of Wilmington, g
presence with az
full address.
Among the ma
said were the n
an education toV
men and women
life. He also str
the importance c
owning and beau
George S. vii
brought greeting
President, Mrs.
Miss Eta ]. vii
cal P. T. A. Of N
sized the import
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