Milford chronicle., 1933-06-09
MAGNOLIA


The monthly meeting of the W. c.
7. U. was held at the home of Mrs.
Annie Paradee on Thursday. Plans
were discussed to join several near
by unions on Flower Mission Day,
June 9th, at the Almshouse with en-
tertainments, flowers and fruit. It
was decided to hold bake, Satur-
day, June Gath, at the home of Mrs.
Sara Paradee, beginning at 10 a. m.
Proceeds to reimburse the treasury.
All members are requested to con-
tribute something. They will be
called on the early part of the week
of the oath, to ascertain what they
will donate-cakes, pies, buns, bis
cults, rolls, chicken, ETC., will be in
demand. The secretary's annual re-
port was read and vote of thanks
extended for same. Flower Mission
reports were given to the corre-
spending secretary, Mrs. Ann OrVis.
The meeting was dismissed and the
hostess served refreshments, at
which time a social hour ensued.
an invitation was extended by Mrs.
Margaret Marvel to meet with her
in October. The meetings will dis
continue during the summer months.
Kenneth Collins and Howard An
derSOn accompanied their class of G.
r. Seniors to Washington on We'd
nesday on a sightseeing trip. They
returned to C. r. on Friday and re-
ported having wonderful trip.
Their commencement exercises will
be held on Friday evening, June 9Th.
The cast of characters in the play
entitled, "The Treasure Hunt, and
presented by the Junior High grad
uating class Friday, were: ,--
Chet Parker--Lloyd Davis. .->:
Doris Parker-Kathryn Knight.
Gypsy Jones-John Semans.
Lewis-William Warren.
Jack Davis-Joe GOurley.
Joe Davis-Edward Wilcutts.
Diny Lewis-Carl Reed. .
jean Cummings-Frances Ma
loney.
Ray Harris-Margaret Warren.
Dorothy Clark-Dorothy Anderson.
The welcome was given by William
Hunt. An essay, 1--WE Are Going On"
Keith Failing, with song by the
school. Attendance awards were pre-
sented by ]. L. Soper to the follow
ing scholars: Edward Wilcutts, for
z years; Franklin SOper, for 5 years;
Leon Shahan, one year; Norris Sher-
wood. one year; Hazel Wright, three
years; Margaret Wilcutts, six years;
Virginia Virden, one year; Doris
one year; Dorothy An
derson, two years; Marguerite Sher-
wood, one year; Grace Failing, two
years; Dorothy Galloway, three
years; Pearl Arvis, six years; Robt.
four years; Elizabeth Sip
pie, three years; willard Hall, two
years; Margaret Whedbee, two
years; Muriel Failing, two years;
Billy Roe. one year; Eugene Ander-
son, one year; Arietta Failing, one
year; Richard Wilcutts, two years;
Dolly Butler, one year.
MIR. and Mrs. Nelson Blunt, of
Marcus Hook, Pa, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Baldwin.
The Children's Day exercises will |
be held Sunday evening, June 11th,
under the direction of Mrs. Elva !
McIlvaine, Mrs. Grace Grnwell and |
Mrs. Edna Davis.
A number from here attended the |
services at Wyoming church on Sun
lay evening where the baccalaureate
sermon was delivered to the C. R.
seniors by Rev, Milbury. ~..--e o.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Casper Warren
md Miss Nancy Warren, of Phila-
Ielphia. were weekend guests of Mr..
md Mrs. T. E. Warren. Sr. .4
Edward Wilcutts had the distinc-
ion of having four generations pres
mt at his commencement on Friday
,vening His great-grandmother,
drs. w. d. ~Drysdale, of Dover; his
Mrs. Edward Nelson,
# Jones Neck, and his mother, Mrs.
florence Wilcutts. ta-.. .