Milford chronicle., 1929-05-03

Church with the school present
Those taking part are: Fifth grade,.
Agnes FARRELL and Felix Mick; sixth
grade, Mildred Minner and Harriet
Cain; eighth grade, Clara Hughes
and Pearl Currey.
The FELTON, Elementary Team won
another victory of base ball with
Harrington, 8-2
Living up to their contract the
9Th grade girls treated the boys to
ice cream.
During the week of the 29th the
high school is taking the State test
The elementary team played Clay
ton at Hartly, score 6-1 in favor of
FELTON,.
The elementary team played Clay
ton at FELTON,, score-WOW!
The elementary team played Har-.
r1ngton elementary at Harrington,
score $40.
The high school boys played Caes-
ar Rodney, score 22-2-favor of Fell
ton, of course.
The eighth grade pupils wish to.
thank. the people for their kindness.
during the bake which was held Sat
urday at Walter Moore's store. They
had many pies, cakes, candy and
rolls. We also appreciate the kind
ness of Mr.. Moore for letting us
hold our bake in the store, and
Smith Sapp of the 9Th grade, for
leading the pony and cart. We real
lied 5000 which will be used to de-
fray expenses during commencement.
exercises.
The boys and girls dodge ball.
teams are getting warmed up for
some good work at the Field Meet.
On Thursday, April 18, the pupils
whose essays were selected by the
w. c. T. U. committee, read them
before large audience in the M. E..
Church. Mrs. Bringhurst presided
while Messrs. Alfred Dill, Leslie
Hude and Paul Hughes acted as
judges. Duets, solos and piano Sc
lections were beautiful rendered by
Marian and Elizabeth Eaton. Mrs.
East and Miss Stevenson and Pau
line Minner. The prize winners.
were: third grade, Elva Dill; 4th,.
Marie Hurd, 5th and 9Th, Booklet,
Leila Mick. Essay, Carol Morris, 7th.
and 9Th grades booklet, Delema Hol-
leger; essay, Rosalie Friedel. 9th
and 10th grades, Earle Sweet; 18th,
and 18th grades, Cecil Marshall.
The seniors of FELTON, High School
have returned from four day trip.
to Washington. Among the places Of
interest visited by them on Thurs,
day, the first day, was the Capitol.
Here the Supreme Court was in ses-
sion with Chief Justice Taft presid-
ing. The Senate was in session and
Vice President Curtis was in the
chair. The House of Representatives
was also in session and a tour of
the capital was made under guild
ance. On the same afternoon a
short visit was made to the Francis
can Monastery and Catacombs. On
evening tour of the Con-
gressional Library and Union Sta
ton was made. Friday we visited
Mt. Vernon, Tomb of Washington
and Arlington, where we saw the
Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers, Am
phitheatre, Robert Lees Mansion.
Then we went to the new and old
Smithsonian Institute. Here we saw
the Spirit of st. Louis and many
other interesting things. We also
went to the top of Washington's
Monument and to Lincoln's Memoir
al. Saturday we visited the Bureau
Of Printing and Engraving, Pan
American Building, White House,,
he Red Cross Building, Art Gallery
Ind the Zoo. Sunday on our return
rip we stopped at Annapolis and
Tisited the Naval Academy. We all
'njoyed our trip and the beautiful
lights that we saw will never be
orgotten. Pauline A. Minner, presi-
lent.
The reporters this week were EN-
ly Schwartz and Pearl Currey.