Milford chronicle., 1935-06-14
HARRINGTON

q cal committee interviewed Dr. How
ard -Clymer, a son, and he promisel
; a degnite answer in a few days abou
J the sale. Tentative plans call for |
lffemen's recreation room on. tn
first floor, an enlarged kitchen fOl
the auxiliary on the second iiool
} and provisions for jail cells on thI
ground floor At present the iai
, cells are located in the basemen
; near the heater. President Franl
: C. O'Neal presided over the meeting
/ and informed the company that Onl
piece OF apparatus needed repairs
/ Engineer David Harrington and +
! c. O'Neal were named a committee
TO, send the truck to a mechanic fol
repairs. The application OF William
S. Barlow for membership in the
company was referred TO a commit
tee. George w. Swain, w. X. Massey
j. and Claude N. Cahall.
The company declined Invitations
to attend parades at CranstOn
Heights and SelbyVille on account of
the distance away.
delegates were selected for the
County meeting at Hartly this month.
They were: c. d. Mills, Isaac Morris
and w. r. Massey; alternates, c. N.
CahaH. G. w. Swain and -Tharp Har-
rington. The company answered one
call during the month Of MAY. A
siren company representative was
present and explained the merits OF
ttheir siren and also informed the
company on prices of a 5O-fOOt eX-
tension ladder.
The regular meeting of the Lower
End Democratic Club will be held at
the home of Representative Walter
J. Paskey, on North Weiner Ave, Fri
day evening al o'clock.
[ losing OF School
Realizing it was~the last day Of
school for this term, over seven
hundred students from the primary
grades to the Senior Glass smiled
with delight as they visited the
school to get their annual reports.
For the Seniors it was one of the
busiest days Of the year, three or
four of the boys played their last
High School games of baseball with
Smyrna. while the others went about
arranging the High School auditor
ium forthe commencement exercises
that were held on Friday evening at
is o'clock. In past years the stage
was usually large enough to accom-
mOdate the graduates, faculty and
school board but with 29 boys and
girls in the class this year, members
of the faculty sought seats in the
auditorium. Over 500 parents, rela-
tives and friends filed every seat in
the auditorium for the exercises.
The orchestra music furnished by
the High School orchestra was under
the direction of Prof. Lester Bucher.
Rev. J. Z. Parker, pastor of the M.
Z. Church offered the invocation. The
High School Glee Club sang several
numbers under the direction of Miss
Charlotte Kraybill. The salutatOry
Grafton was given by Miss Jean
Wiltse. and the valedictory address
by Robert Papalje. The class sang
Day of JOY" for their class song. ,
One of the best features of the pro-
gram was the address to the grad /
yates by the Rev ThnrlOw Fraser, |
ID. d., of Penn's Grove, n. J. DR.. /
Fraser was an eloquent speaker and (
held his audience throughout his ad- 4
dress, turning TO the class he ad- /
vised them to BE Yourself" DO /
Something Different" Superinten-
dent of Schools J. c. Messner pre-
sented the class to the Board of Edu-
cation. Mr.. II. J. Ramsdell. presi-
dent in behalf of the board present.
ed the diplomas to each member of
the class. Wright Phillips of the
Senior Glass then requested Miss
LeOna Dickrager. their home room
teacher. to come TO the front of the
stage while he presented her with
a gift in behalf of the class. Miss
Jessie Cahall then presented Miss
Charlotte Kraybill with a large
spray of flowers for her kindly as
sistance with the commencement pro-
gram. High School cash awards of
$3.50 each were made to Wright
Phillips and. Jessie Cahall in the
Senior Glass. Superintendent of
Schools J. c. Messner made the pres
sntatiOns and also announced that
Miss Margie Black had been awarded
one-half scholarship at Western
University, where 1t is said she will
AXE up dramatics. Miss Lucille
Evans Won State essay prize of
1000, and her essay is also enter
ID in the National Contest. On. the ,
pack of the commencement program
{ was noted that lSS students had
made perfect attendance for the
'ear The local school led In al
enhance in Kent County with an
Iverage of 93.795. Miss Bernice Cain
member of the graduating class.
pauline Barlow and Violet Noble
read the list with eleven years OF
perfect attendance; Herbert Cain.
ieOrgianna Johnson. OrYa Meredith
md Naomi West each hold records
4 ten years perfect attendance. Rev. I
L. Schlincke, pastor OF the M. p.
;hurch pronounced, the benediction. ]
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the N.
,. Church will hold a bake sale on
morning at the store OF q
lbbott & Denney. ..,.. y
Rev. H. L. Schlincke, pastor OF
he NJ. P, Church, and Delegate BENZ '
Inox are attending the Maryland 8
annual Conference at Westminster Z
his week. q
Harry C. Tee, Jr, is visiting his '
unit, Mrs. Herman Howard. on a Il
arm near Delmar. r... ....... d
Mrs. w. w. Sharp. Miss Caroline .
:. Sharp, Miss Eva Reece and Mrs. y
!. 7. Jones visited the LOngwood v
ardens on the Pierre s. dupont a
state. Wednesday. d
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