Milford chronicle., 1935-05-31
AlILLSBORO

IN NUMBER attended the morning
services at Grace NJ. E. Church Oh
Sunday. There was special music b!
the choir and Rev. John A. ClarI
preached sermon with a messagt
for every listener.
In the evening Mrs. Anna Lee
Waller, of Delmar, addressed the
audience on temperance in it'
broadest sense. The choir rendered
five special selections.
DR.. Floyd Hudson, of RehObott
has been a guest of his brother, DR.
Virgil Hudson and Mrs. Hudson.
DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Atkins were
visitors of Miss Ethel Dix in POGO
moke on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Lingo enter
tanned large number of guests
from Milton, near I.ewes and town.
last Thursday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Clark were in
Philadelphia two days last week.
Mrs. Dolly Lawson had as dinner
guests on Sunday, Mrs. Bessie Ad-
ans and Gerald Adams.
The Ever Faithful Auxiliary met
on Tuesday night with Mrs. Adams.
The Alumni Association held a
most delightful meeting on last Fri
day night and many thanks are due
the entertainment committee for
their share in giving so much pleas
ure.
After the business meeting, Mrs
Irwin Burton of Georgetown, gave
three readings 1.-The House With Mo-
body In It," Il Love the Little Cor
ners of My House." and Sons"
Mrs. Elsie Williams and Mrs. Mil
dred Collins presented a fine one act
play.
Harry Nichols had everyone
laughing at funny jokes on many OF
the members.
Mrs. Burton gave another readlns
after which a most interesting pro-
gressive game was played and re-
freshments served. The seniors were
invited as honorary guests.
The next meeting is planned lot
October and everyone eligible to
ioin is urged to attend and become
a member.
School Notes
The senior class. under the direc-
tion of Mr.. Darden will give class
program Friday evening, May Slst'
at 8 o'clock. Since it will Impossible
tn determine who are valedictOrlan
and saIutatorian are until after that
date, these two customary addresses
will be omitted. 1t has been a long
time since a graduating class at
MillsborO has had so many OF lts
members cOntending for first place.
with only fraction of per cent
difference among them. Not until
the very end will it be possible to |
the winners, and even |
then there is the possibility OF a tie.
On Sunday evening, June End, at
x o'clock the baccalaureate sermon |
will he preached by Rev. John a.
Clark of the Grace NJ. r. Churcn'
Following the well established Gus
tom, this will be union service
conducted in the school auditorium,
Commencement exercises will be held
Wednesday evening, June 5th. Hon.
Wallace WuOdfOrd, Mayor of Dover
has been engaged to give the address.
His subject will be Looking For a
Pattern" Hon George S. Williams
will introduce the speaker, while
Hon. Carlton Lingo will present the
members of the class with tleir
diplomas. The music will consist
of orchestra selections and a chorus.
Miss Edith Jones has been engaged
to give out the perfect attendance I
awards, while Mr.. Hendricks has
been asked to present the certificates
to the athletes. I
90 I,a
class follow: Ruth Brittingham, S
Grace Collins, John l.. DOnaway,
Evelyn Humphreys. Oliver Jones,
Norman Lawson, Joseph c. Lingo,
Paul Moore, Joseph Outten. Doris /
Ryan, Mildred Short Sara Short, \
md Timothy Wilkerson.
The sixth grade children enter e
aimed at Chinese-Japanese tea
several of their parents aud friends {,
me day last week. Many of the a
wore MongOlan costumes, q
md all took part in a very excellent
program which they had prepared "a
lnder the direction of their teacher, n
Ilrs. Ellis.
A very interesting aud instructive Z,
General assembly program was pre- n
ented in the auditorium Thursday H.
fternOOn. Mr.. Burton had charge.
The Girl Reserves held their an :,
ual picnic at Sandy Landing last +,
Mrs. Atkins and Mrs. y
)arden accompanied them. Miss Bar r
EFT also went as an invited guest Il
The boys baseball team ended the a,
easOn Friday afternoon by defeat Ni
Ig the Lord Baltimore team 16 to o. '-
Ir. Darden coached the team again \,
MS season. "