Milford chronicle., 1935-06-14
OCEAN VIEW

rendered as follows, on "Wednesday
night, June 5: Professional by Mis-,
Pauline Minner, as the graduate,
entered and proceeded up the aisle
Overture, "Amaryllfs," famOu,
waltz; invocation by Rev. Frederick
Viehe, of the Presbyterian Church
vocal solo, I'm the Sweet Long Ago
by Glenn Steele, a member of the
class; prologue, "The Beginnings of
Free Public Education in Delaware. f"
Episode /, the first free school law
of 1929: Scene THE Governors
message. Scene 1.-THE passage of
the bill, dramatized by pupils OF the
school.
Instrumental selections, Tram.
Tramp. Tramp" and Listen to the
MOcking Bird" by school orchestra.
interpreter, Early Public School
Education in Baltimore Hundred" >"
by Gladys Townsend. Episode Il
Cedar Neck School in 1860. Vocal Sc
lectiOns, "In the Shade of the Old
Apple Tree" and Down by the Old
Mill Stream" by the Glee Club of
the school. Interpreter, Education
Advances Steadily in Baltimore Hun
dTed. Episode III-The First High
School Commencement in Ocean
View. Year, 1910. Interpreter, Lord
Baltimore Consolidated School. Epi-
sode IV-The commencement of
1885. SalutatOry, Education in the
Future" by Marguerite Evans. Pre-
sentatiOn of awards and diplomas /
by Supervising Principal Harry
Menser and president of school |
board George Mitchell. ValedictOry.
we Grow AS We Co." by Vera
Wharton. Song by class, Il Have a
Rendezvous With Life" Recessional.
Children's Day was observed at
the Presbyterian Church on Sunday
afternoon, June 9. A cantata was
given at the Christian Church on
Sunday night, June 3. Bethel NJ Z.
Church will conduct ChildreG's Day
services on Sunday night, June l6.
George G. Keene, extensive poul- |
try raiser. caught a so pound drum
on Wednesday at Indian River Inlet. {
This is the largest he has caught
this season, having caught three be- {
fore this.
The Sunday school class of Mrs. '
Evans will hold an ice
cream and strawberry festival at the i
NJ. E. Church Hall on Friday night I
of this week. [
Strawberries are fine in flavor at
present. 5
Mrs. George Pusey has been sick e
foI the past two weeks. +
The yacht. Peggy D." recently
built for Captain Reuben Daisey has L
been launched at Whites Creek. y
Mrs. Ethel Hooker is confined to e
her home on account of illness. )
Messrs. Allen and Horace Der o
'icksOn Of Philadelphia motOred
lere and were guests of their par u
'nts. Mr. and Mrs. J. Horace Der "
icksOn over the weekend.
Miss Mary c. Evans is spending
art of her vaaction in New York. y y
aving taught in the SeafOrd High l.
chOOl the past winter r,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Quillen and 81
aughter, Margaret. of East Lans- L
Owne, Pa, are now occupying their h,
ummeg dlOTte here. = Il.
Mrs. Bessie Tracey and friend Wis
ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs. An Do
rev Evans. ~
Miss Ida Pusey, a nurse in New 81
ersey, visited her mother, Mrs. Os-
n Pusey and sisters here. 10,
The morning services at the sc
3ean View Christian Church were In
ell attended at both the Sunday wa
hOOl and preaching services. Rev. Pr
f. JOpe, from Washington, d. C., Jol
livered the morning address. len
Dur Children's Day exercises in ?
e evening were attended by an ex- est
edingly large crowd, including we
my visitors from the nearby Eli
Vns and churches. Rev. r. Z. JOpe Lol
o gave a short address to the chill rol
m at the close of this meeting. Wa
We wish to thank all those who EN-
X any part toward making this Dol
vice a success. Cha
lev. r. E. JOpe will be with us Jr.
lin next Sunday morning and eve OhI
g as previously announced at the G
Sc of the Children's Day program. Mil
apt. William p. Quillen. aged n and
RS died Wednesday, June 5th, Nee
J. at his late home here. Funeral Z
ices were held in the Christian A.
rch Friday. June 18th, with in 2lst
lent in Bethel NJ. E. Cemetery. vite
rles Derricksom and Everett Holt Nee
lucted the services. Capt. Quill II
is survived by a widow and one the
shter, Mrs. Jennie Bunting of day
SborO. Del. and nine grandchil- emo
bein
IS. Jennie Powell has been visit SOci
in Philadelphia. Cl
le Children's Day exercises will sOcli
eld in Bethel VI. f. Church Sun even
night. June 10th. A special pro- ana
has been arranged. IN
strawberry ice cream festival tor Q
be held at Bethel NJ. E. Church MINI mine
tomorrow evening, everyone is Eilei
ed. He
. and Mrs. Catledge and William sugg
in of Washington. d. c.. were Hay
S of Rev. and Mrs. w. s. Grant Iore
unday, last. prom
-. sugg,
ONE Home COnOress is fa