Milford chronicle., 1935-07-12

Or. X, j. Emory, superintendent Ol
the Sunday school; Mrs. A. c. Crea-
dick, barber, represented Irving r
Locates, class worker and choir
leader; Mrs. S. NJ. Williams and Mrs
Charles Griffith, Harry and Clifford
Raughley, class workers; Miss Mat
tie Smith as Robert Sipple, hard
worker for the class and the largest
member. Mrs. Louise Love and Mrs.
Elsie Simpson as Solomon Hopkins
and Tharp Galloway; Miss Mary
Ann Fleming, as Marion Collins, for
mer superintendent of the school;
Mrs. Elsie O'Neal as former Senator
Wilbur E. Jacobs; Mrs. Everett Hall
as Emmett Raughley; Mrs. Alice
Wix read the script describing the
characters and Mrs. Sallie Cahall
drew the curtains aside. The de-
scriptions were amusing. Mrs. Katie
Boyer read a speech of congratula-
tiOns and then presented six mem
bers of the class including Rev. H.
L. Sehlincke, the pastor, with metal
badges for perfect attendance during
the contest, and several other men
known as ALSO Rams" who attend
ed enough to gain extra points were
presented with consolation prizes of
candy lollypops. The Boys High
School Quartet sang three numbers.
An abundance of ice cream and de-
liciOus home made cake was served
at the close of the program.
The regular meeting of Washing |
ton Camp, No. 80, p o. S. of A., met /
in Odd Fellows Hall on Monday eve
ming with President S. o. Bailey pre-
siding.
Weddings
A wedding of much interest to
school officials and local folk as well
was performed at the First English
Church, Marietta, Pa,
this week when Miss Charlotte Mary
Kraybill, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Kraybill, of Marietta, Pa,
became the bride of Paul Egbert
Hawk, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt
Hawk, of Easton, Pa. The ceremony
was performed by the pastor, Rev. ]
John Harries. A brief organ recital ,
and the wedding marches were s
ion, and Mrs. Paul H. We'll of Sea- {
ford, sang 81 Love You Truly" and s
Because" The happy couple were |
by Miss Mary Kaufman of
cousin of the bride as t
maid of honor and the brides bro /
ther,. Herman r. Kraybill, as best
man. The bride wore pink lace with [
matching accessories and carried t
gardenias. Her attendant was attir-
ed in blue organdy with white ac- l
cessories and carried pink roses and
baby breath. A reception followed
The ceremony. After a wedding trip
to the New England States and Can q
ada, they will reside here. The bride
groom is a member of the high
school faculty, teaching physical ed
lcatiOn. Both were members of the
high school faculty last year where |
Miss Kraybill has been an instructor =
m music for the past five years. She
IS a graduate of Marietta High
School and West Chester State Tea
hers College. The bridegroom is a
graduate of EastOn High School and
Vest Chester State Teachers Col
ege.
The engagement of Miss Gertrude
3eckwith of Harrington, daughter of
'lr. and Mrs. w. r. Beckwith of &C.
'ilton, Nd, to Townsend P. Rust,
r., of Greenwood. was announced.
" Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore H. Har-
ingtOn at a bridge party given at
heir home on Center street Satur-
ay evening. Miss Beckwith is a sis
er of Mrs. Harrington and is sec
etary to Allan B. Parsons, district s
lanager of the Eastern Shore Pub Il
C Service Company with Offices in d
harrington. while Mr.. Rust has a /,
OsitiOn in Wilmington. The follow $
lg guests we're among those pres
Mt: Mr.. and Mrs. John Wolfe, Fred d
ownes, Bob Fisher, William Roe II
nd the Misses Ruth Beckwith and N
argaret Brown, all of Wilmington:
iss Celeste Benson, CeciltOn: Miss jt
arian Craig. Earlville: Herman o
itchell. Warwick; Albert BeastOn,
Md; Miss Miriam d.
ust and Messrs. Paul Lord and M
allen Miller of Greenwood; Mr.. and M
rs. Leonard Horleman, Tharp
arlington, Misses Irene and D0To- m
Y Markert and Miss Charlotte te
all of Harrington. al