Milford chronicle., 1929-05-17

score Dy lnulHSSs
Harrington ........2 L Ks
Dover ...........10 00O2O0-S
Umpire-Wix.
JuniOr-SeniOr Prom Gala Occasion
With Prof. Carty's Jazz Orchestra
supplying an abundance of synco-
pating music, the annual Junior-Se-
nior Prom was held last week in the
fire house beginning promptly at 8
D. m. The junior class did themsel-
YES proud in arranging all the de-
tails pertaining to the affair The
banquet was served by the LADIES'
Auxiliary of the Harrington Fire
Company. LaReux Wright was toast
master and after he made few OPP
ening remarks introduced Lloyd
DAYTON, president of the Junior class
who made the address of welcome.
Herman Minner, a senior, ana
Dresident of his class responded. The
juniors provided an interesting pro-
gram which included a mock w J.
ding. Joseph Ward and Mary -,horC
were the principals. Miss Hazel
Pearson gave hints of the future to
the seniors and Miss Catherine Tay-
lor gave them some modern tips:
The hall was beautifully decorated
with the class colors of green ana
white and white flowers were pre-
sented. A few remarks were mace
nv superintendent of schools, ProL'
z. Messner. Following the banquet
a GRAND march was held when paper
horns were pressed into service. The
students were somewhat dlsap-
nointed when the f1remen refused 10
allow them to dance, but they en-
loved themselves with seVeral
games of cards. The high school tac-
ulty was present and included: Proi; |
and Mrs. J. G. Messner, Prot. anu
Mrs Herbert Fuller, Prof. Ira stall
ev Miss Helen Deputy, Miss Leona
Dictrager and Miss Betty Drum. Tne
following students make up the
graduating class: Herman Mlnner'
PRESIDENT; Jennie Morris, secretary
and treasurer; Mildred Wheeler
Mildred Parker, Catherine Colbourn'
Madeline Souders, Ruth Ward, FREQ
lord. William Finch and Clarence
Collins. Glass motto: Jog On J0s
On" Glass flower: White Rose
New JuniOr-SeniOr School
Building Started
The contractors who have charge
of building the new Junior-Senior
High School Building, actually
started operations this week Wnen
their engineers laid out the lines tor
fhe foundations. Excavations nave
been started for the basement. IL Is
planned to have the building COM
pleted by the opening of school next
fall. d
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Gates ana
Mrs. Castleburg of WllllamsporI
Pa, have been recent guests OF Mr'
and Mrs. E. W. Dean.
Mrs. Marion Hollenback OF New
York is spending this week with ner
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert n.
tones.
s visiting his grandparents, Mr.. ana !
drs. Garrett S. Harrington. =
Mrs. Theodore Smith is spending
few weeks with her children IN
Jew Jersey.
waiter Shaw of Penns Grove, N. !
+, is visiting his grandmother MIS- 4;
rosie Jones.
Tred Bailey spent Wednesday IN '
r
.Iden Curry Buried
The funeral services of Alden :,
,urry, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. "A: !
,nrrv, residing between FELTON, and Z
,rederica, age about 20 years, took
lace from the M. P. Church Satur- =
av afternoon. Rev. H. B. Jester was q =
4 charge of the services, assisted . :,
v Rev. E. H. Collins. Mr.. Curry L
ras a married man and resided here =
ntil a short time ago when his =
ondition became so critical from = =
that he was removed to I
ne home of his parents. He is sur
ived by his parents, several bro Il
lers and sisters and his wife, who n
as formerly from Georgetown. The c
eceased, until illness overlook him, 81
perated the moving picture ma Il
hine at Reese Theatre and also p
I'D and installed radios. He was 81
1nsidered a very good electrician, oi
aving been associated in this CT
ne for sometime. Several beautiful p;
oral pieces we're presented Icy the CT
ems Bible Glass of which he was Sc
member, the Ladies' Bible Glass W
I'd employees of the Harrington th
lirt Company. tn
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Roberts spent sc
lnday with the 1atter's parents at n
Ocomoke City, Md. IN
Mrs. H. c. Tee and son spent the tn
at Georgetown and Del ed
ar. W
Mrs. Marian Lightcap of Whining te
n has been spending the past week W,
ith her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. to
erickson. a..
Miss Ruth Wainwright Of Will CT
ington spent the weekend with M
IT sister, Mrs. R. W. Vane.