Milford chronicle., 1934-06-15
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largely attended. The speaker fol
the occasion was DR.. Frances Bur
gette Short. Everyone enjoyed hii
address immensely and especially
the graduating class who are still
talking about it. The program fol
the evening follows:
Invocation-Rev. N. c. Benson.
Salutatory-Jane Gross.
Music-Senator Keith and Miss
Esther Wright.
Commencement address-Dr. Bur
gette Short.
Glass Song.
Remarks to the class-Principal
F. w. Mick.
Presentation of Certiicates-John
c. Darby.
Music-Senator Keith, Miss Esther
Wright.
Valedictory-Myrtle Coverdale.
Benediction-Rev. N. C. Benson.
The Services for Sunday, June 18th
as announced for Barratt's Chapel
by the blind evangelist, Rev. Fraser,
have been postponed until further
notice.
Children's Day Program
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held last Sunday morning contrary
to the usual custom which has been
in the evening. 1t was a beautiful
service and much credit is due Mrs.
Tabitha Bostic and her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Maud Keeling the pianist who
trained the children. One can APP
preciate the infinite patience and
tact required to train pupils from
the cradle roll to the senior class.
Every class was represented and
many of the parents and grandpar-
ents were present to enjoy the SER
vices. The decorations of cut
flowers were lovely, especially the
wild flowers, the daisies nd pink
laurel.
The program follows:
Prelude-Mrs. Person.
Doxology and prayer.
Recitation-"An Introduction" AL
ton Promell.
Welcome-Robert Keeling.
Buttercups Welcome - Charlotte
Hammond.
Please Be Still-Joy Boone.
A Joke-Bayard Cats.
Sunbeams-Verna Clarke.
Dialogue-"Dolly's Day" Alice
Louise Bostic, Betty Ann Harrihg-
ton, Louise Boone, Marie Galloway,
Sara Clarke, Ruth Ann Stevenson.
Recitation-"June," Leona Kelley.
Dialogue-"Rosebu Jean Got
tori, Evelyn Boone.
Love-Donald Chambers, Lawrence
Boone. Junior Clarke. Frances Got
tori.
Solo-"Sing the Song of Jesus"
Clara Fisher.
Recitation-"Just Watch" Frances
Gottorf.
Recitation-"Just Whittle," James
Norris
Children's Day-Jane Hazel.
Daisy Drill-Eight girls.
Give and Smile-Oliver Hammond.
Things Worth While"
Six girls.
Recitations-
"A Nice Welcome" Leona Robbins.
THE Humming Bird" Ralph Cats.
''The Flowers That Smile" Jennie
Morris. tF
Pianologue - How Beautiful"
Ruth Killing.
What Can Children Do, Pauline
Bennett.
wild Flowers BY the Wayside,"
Dorothy Harrington.
"A WISH" Virginia Wix. X
The Coming Children's Day." Lee
Harrington.
/ "Nodding Daisies" Four |
girls.
Z citations-"Which Are YOU"
Ruth Jester.
This Day." Virginia Hill.
Beauty Everywhere" Thelma J
and Margaretta Robbins. S
Baptism of children.
Rose Drill, by six girls. h
The daisy and rose drills were Y
both very lovely and beautifully
executed. Altogether it was 4
charming program. a
Personals P
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles johnson, Ii
Miss Emma Cook and Miss Bessie t
Cook of Philadelphia were week p
end guests of Mrs. Joseph Frazier v
Mr.. and Mrs. Penngelly and a
brother, Thomas Roberts, and Harry S
Carter of Philadelphia, Boone Palmer E
and friend OF Wilmington, were n
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Palmer II
On Sunday.
Mrs. F. W. Mick is visiting her y
sister in Worcester, Mass. n
Mrs. Edith Melvin has returned I
rom a visit to Federalsbury, Md. Fl
Mrs. Sallie Hudson spent last p
week with her son Cecil Hudson and
amily at Newark.
Mrs. Alice G. Melvin, Miss Mary
Melvin and Mrs. Lougena Melvin
;pent Tuesday in Wilmington.
Our canneries are now running | g
N full time for the short period of s;
asparagus and peas. e,
Quite a number of ladies called J.
L the parsonage on Saturday eve 81
ling to offer their congratulations Ia
o Mrs. N. C. Benson on the occasion Ia
t her birthday 81
The beauty of the Frederick School il
J greatly enhanced by the addition N
+ shrubbery. The fund for this pur- 7
ose was started by the eighth grade n,
ast year which was supplemented N
y Mr.. Mick with funds from other 10
Ources this year. ~,
Harry Harrington and Harold =,
harrington are repainting the wood .,
ork on the building of the Delaware -
rust Co. The appearance is much NJ NJ
improved. W
Rev. Robert Fraser of Philadel- ~
hia, the we'll known blind evange- - -
st, will not conduct services at W.