Milford chronicle., 1928-06-08
Bridgevile

The Bridgeville public school
closed last Friday week. The COM
mencement exercises were held last
Friday. The class day program was
as follows: Orchestra; Welcome,
Margaret Tull; introduction of
class, Margaret Sterling; class his
tory, Eleanor Willin; class optim-
ist, William Hastings; overture.
'Hits of Other Days." Orchestra;
mantle oration, Edward McCauley:
pinior reply, Fred Graef; class
poem, Laura Seely, Mildred Wiley;
presentation of gifts to Ruby Dick
erson, Hilda Cannon, Margaret Mel
son, Ethel Short; waltz, cover the
Wives" orchestra; prophecy, Fran
els Passwaters, Frances HartzeIl,
Edna Passwaters; class song, Mary
Waldon; last will and testament.
Edith Stayles; farewell, Elizabeth
COnaWay; march, orchestra. The
commencement exercises were as
follows: Invocation, the Rev. George
r. Steding; song, America, the
Beautiful, school; salutation, Flea
nor Willin; piano duet, Mrs. Chas. !
Welch and Miss Anna Short; class
oration, Economic Harbingus."
Margaret Tull; announcements and
awards, Prof. w. N. Willis; duet, |
"A Perfect Day." Mrs. John F. Van |
denburg and William Stewart; val
edlctory, Margaret Nelson; pre-
sentation of diplomas, W. N. Willis:
address, Bishop Phillip Cook.
The graduates left on Monday.
June 4, for a three-day trip to |
Washington, D. c., and other points
OF interest. The class rolls follows:
Ethel Short, Laura Sealy, Mildred
Wiley, Hulda Cannon, Mary Wal
don, Margaret Tull, Margaret Mel
son, Edith Styles, Eleanor Willin,
Ruby Dickerson, Frances Passwat-
ers, Edna Passwaters, Frances
dartzell, Elizabeth Conaway, Mar
5uerite Sterling, William Hastings
ind Edmund McCauley.
Teachers for the BridgevilIe Dub-
1c school have been elected for the
lext term as follows: PRINCIPAL. w {
N' Willis, OF Dover; Mary &. Leden- {
lam, English; Eliza H. George, his !
ory and mathematics; Frances C. {
ones, Latin and French; w. Lyle t
louIds, of Baltimore, Nd, agri- i
ulture and chemistry; Mrs. Emily {
I. King, science and home econom- I
cs; Elizabeth M. Todd, eighth q
rade; Mrs. Maude S. Wright. S
eventh grade; Mae Belts. sixth t
rade; Hazel M. Tatman, fifth v
rade; Miriam F. Wright. of Fed t
ralsburg, Md, fourth grade; Hazel t.
:. West, third grade; Elizabeth p
Under, second grade; Arma r. n
hort, first grade. Il
Miss Gladys Elliott, of Laurel, is
pending some time with Mr.. and e
-rs. o. T. Warrington here. p
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Williams and n
of Milford, were visitors if
ere on Sunday at the home of Mrs. ii
Young. y Il
A Bridgeville High School girl d
iss Dorothy Reynolds, has been te
elected as champion of the State of cl
elaware in the Fifth National Meat al
.ory Contest, it was announced OF
ay 31st. Miss Reynolds story was T
losen from among several thous- at
Id submitted to receive the prin- sc
pal award in her state. Stories re
ere submitted from every state in dc
e Union. &C
Master Robert Calhoon goes to st
ilmingtOn on Saturday, June 9th. of
enter the State championship P;
arble tournament. az
Mrs. Kendall Wiley, who has co
en- visiting her mother at Mills ca
ro, has returned home. ar
Mr.. Martin Elliott on returning ga
me from hauling load of straw
rries to our market, on Tuesday. to
IS struck by an automobile from lii
isfield, Md, demolishing his wag- de
and injuring his mule. Mr.. Ell wa
tt escaped without injury. We
Quite a number of the college Gil
ldents are home now for their eff
inner vacation. mic
Mrs. Sol. Kline is visiting rela- nu
es at Baltimore, Md. de,