Milford chronicle., 1930-06-06
OCEAN VIEW

ment OF Jne 1OTu , OuppSA ""S "N
ministered.
Rev. and Mrs. C. w. BranfOrd at
tended the preachers meeting held
at. Princess Anne, Md, on Monday.
The ninth annual commencement
exercises of Lord Baltimore High
school were held at Bethel NJ. E.
Church on Friday night, May 80.
Music was furnished by the Green
wood Orchestra, which played IN
spiringly. ,...
Invocation by Rev. Branford.
Master of Ceremonies, George
Knox.
salutatory address by Miss Doris
Hickman.
Glass poem by Miss Frances Muir
ray.
Class history by Miss Mary Quill
Class prophecy by Miss Dorothy
Hickman.
class will by Miss Grace Hall.
Music.
Valedictory address by Ellis Gray.
Address by Hon. Josiah Marvel OF
Wilmington. He instructed the grau-
yates to become statesmen; to nave
the interest of the State upon their
minds. He spoke of the courageous
ride of Caesar Rodney, who rode on
horseback from Lewes to Indepen-
6ence Square in Philadelphia, in or
der to represent the decision OF Del
aware. He was faithful to his duty
The graduates many find thelr
dreams realized in their own state
of Delaware.
presentation of Diplomas by the
principal, John S. Noble.
BenedictiOn by Rev. c. W. Bran
The class cOlors were orchid and
gold. ,,,,.a
less Sea-" -.
The church was decorated beauti-
fully with crepe paper in the class
celors, potted plants and flowers.
Those who graduated were Ruth
Hall. Dorothy Richards, Blva TOWN.
send. Ellis Gray, Julia Wharton
George Knox, Dorothy Hickman,
Grace Hall, Mary Quillen, Frances
Murray, George CULLEN, Hazel Huo-
son, Clarence Cooper.
Lord Baltimore base ball team
played Bridgeville on Friday AFTER
noon at Milford.
Mrs. Matte Turner. Mrs. Archle
Evans and two daughters, Mrs. Ma
rie Bunting and Miss Marguerite,
and son Clifton and Miss Mabel
Gray motored to Philadelphia on
Saturday and spent the weekend
with Mrs. Laura Evans and other
relatives.
Miss Florence Mcfarland of Phil
adelphia is visiting her aunt, MIS-
Harley Burbage. .,
Miss Elizabeth Hudson of VIII
nfingt6n. visited her parents, MT.
and Mrs. Thomas Hudson over the
weekend. Kendall Hudson was also
home over the weekend.
Mrs. Ferris Wharton and daugntel
Mildred and two sons OF Newark at'
tended the commencement exercises
on Friday night.
Mrs. Clarence Richards anC
daughter Sarah of Lewes visited hel
mother, Mrs. Amanda e. 'Rickards
last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Calvin ant
daughters, Ruth and Barbara, oi
Elizabeth, N. j., and Mr.. and Mrs
r. J. Calvin and daughter Grace o.
Tenafly, N. j., motored here and Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hickman
and daughters and MIR. and Mrs
Vim. H. Belts over the weekend
They attended the commencement
exercises of Lord Baltimore school,
Can't. Edward Hickman came homt
from New York with his daughter
also Miss Lillian Hickman of Viii
mington came for the commence
ment exercises at which his dahgh
ters. Doris and Dorothy Hickman
graduated. i''"t
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Lynch ant
daughters, Doris and Dorothy o
Philadelphia and sister, Mrs. Maget
of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
win Townsend and three children
MIR. and Mrs. John Hall Of Philadei
phia and Mrs. Marella Lathbury Wis
tied MIR. and Mrs. Clarence HearI
and attended the graduation o
Misses Grace and Ruth Hall anC
Miss Elva Townsend. .,-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Richards anC
three daughters, Irma, Margaret anC
Edna, and Miss Mae Richards, o.
Philadelphia, Miss Madge Richards
of Columbia University, of New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Richards
and children of Allentown, Pa, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Wilfong ant
daughter of Chesapeake City, at
tended the graduations of their sis
ter, Miss Dorothy Richards on Fri
day night and visited their father
James A. Richards over the week
end Another brother of Miss Rick
ards, Capt Russell Richards, who il
captain of one of The steamers u
the Independent Pier Company o
Philadelphia, regretted very nuci
not being able to find anyone TO sub
stitute for him, SO he might com'
for the reunion. .+....
Mrs. Leona Allen and daughter o
New Jersey and Mr.. and Mrs. Clyd,
Baxter of Norfolk, Va, came for thu
commencement held on FIida!
night. Their sister, Miss Hazel Hud
son, was among the fourteen gradu
ates.
MIR. and Mrs. William HickInal