Milford chronicle., 1932-06-10
MILTON

IBFduudlliB cldSS was neld IN Fire
mems Hall on Tuesday evening. Th
following program was presented:
Music-School Orchestra.
InVOcatiOn-ReV. l.. c. Randall
Salutatory-Edith EdgingtOn.
Glass OratiOn-Marian Black.
France. Paris, the Frenchman-
DOrthy Reed.
Msuic-Girls Glee Club.
Glass History-Davis Hazard.
Advice to the Juniors, taken from
Shakespeare's "Hamlet"-Carl Rust
why Study Latin?" - Clifford
Jensen.
Music-SchOOl Orchestra.
Excerpts from Washington Fare
well Address-Tyler Dickerson.
Glass POem-Lottie Donovan.
Glass Song-by the class.
Glass Prophecy-David Britting-
ham.
Glass Will--George Wilson.
Presentation of caps and gowns to
Junior Class-Melson Carey.
Music-School Orchestra.
Presentation of Diplomas-W. H.
Welch, president of school board.
Announcements j. Bolin, pTin-
cipal of the school, 5.ss
Valedictorian-Jane Mathis.
Benediction-ReV r. S. Hodgson.
Following is the list of gradues: /:
Edith 7Edginton, Jane Mathis, Cliff
ford Jensen, Dorothy Reed, Nelson
Carey, David Brittingham. Marian
Black, Carl Rust, Tyler Dickerson,
Lottie Donovan, George Wilson and
Davis Hazard. r nr tr
On Sunday morning the Rev. JOS
Wood, pastor of St. John p. g.
Church, delivered the abaccalaufeate
sermon to the graduating class at the
church. 'e~ $50 -a.trtr. sf
ChildTen's Day was observed at
Milton M. p. Church on Sunday even
ing with an appropriate service by
the Sunday school pupils. Follow
ing is the program as presented:
Song -sWelcome"-4by the school.
Prayer by F. B. Carey supt.
"Weleome"-Betty Reynolds
"A Happy Place" Jean Davidson.
Love jesus" William Banning
March Onward" d"-Billy Lawson
and Junior Wingate.
Song, Rose Buds"-by school.
"SuppOse" Collins.
"June's Festal Day MAY Filings
worth and eight small girls.
May Welcome" - Delema Ban
ming.
parking space"-Frank C, John
son.
"Early"-Aretha Walls.
Contribution" Billy Spencer.
Offering.
Merry sunbeams and
Julia Mcgee.
"Only a Child"-Fred Rust.
Smiles and Frowns"-Russel
Wiley, Doris Reed and Eldora
Good Advice"-Bernice Johnson
"A Living Verse"-Naomi Work
man.
How to Help"-DOrOthy POstles.
Exercise, Beauty of Gods Love"
Marie Thomas, Phyllis Walls, Doris
Sarah Wiley, Gladys Burton.
my Body House and Me"-Vir- /
ginia Johnson.
Exercise, THE Flower Day
Eight little girls.
"A Brief Speech" Ban
ling.
ecitation-Burton Donovan.
Shower of Roses"-Doris Reed.
Sunday School Tree
4 class of boys.
His Limit"-Alfred Clifton.
do Your Duty''-Geneva Rogers.
Exercise, Bring Them to jesus
eight girls.
Tit for Tat"-Carl Clendaniel.
"ElVes" Walls.
Men Are Only Boys Grown Tall"
Alfred Carey.
"The Birds Wish"-LenOPa Moore. i
"The Keys"-Seven boys.
"The Three Hs"-Dyson Spencer. |
"Recipe for Children's Day" -
Helen Williams.
"The Little Girl in the Bible
lmma Spencer
THANK Lou Lord"-Three girls.
Drill-By class of girls.
Closing Recitation-Joseph Camp
ell.
The Milton New Century Club Ii
raFy Will be open at the following
ours from June Sth until Septem
er: Every Wednesday from to S
m. and from z to 8 p. m. On Sat
fdays from to pm. There are
ow $50 readers using the library
lhO enjoy fiction, mystery, romance
nd western stories.
u nf |
spent the weekend in
OWN.
Mrs. Anna Bolles is visiting Col.
nd Mrs. BOlles at their country
ONE in Maryland.
Mrs. Ethel White and son, James,
( East Orange, N. j., are the guests
f her mother, Mrs. J. C. COnwell.
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Quigg have re-
lrned to their home in Media, Pa,
Fter a two weeks visit in Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Clendaniel
nd children, of Lincoln, were in
ilton a short time on Sunday.
Mrs. Eunice White, of Philadel
hia, Hiss Henrietta Morgan and
ISIS Helen Albright, of Darby, Pa,
sited Mr.. and Mrs Charles T. Vent
l Sunday.
Milton lost to Lincoln on Satur-
ly after ten inning battle, by the
ore of 6 to 5. Lynch, pitching for
iltOn, held the visitors to two hits
Id no runs IN six innings. He gave
ay to Belts, who allowed five hits
Id these together with several cost
errors by his team mates, gave
ncoln six runs. Milton out hit the
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