Milford chronicle., 1936-06-05
BRlDCEVILLE

MpAG AeAu uu Duuudy. one was Duf
led at st. JohnstoWn cemetery. MIS-
Baker was burned % death whel
her home burned to che ground Oh
Thursday Of last week. The fire wal
Of unknown origin aud firemen weri
unable TO extinguish It. Mrs. Baker
is survived by three sons, Ralph
Robert and Clark.
Commencement exercises will be
held in the school auditorium on
Friday evening. Judge Earle d. VIII
ley Of Dover will be the speaker.
Glass night exercises we're held
on Thursday night.
The graduating class was chaper-
oned by Mr.. and Mrs. George Mack
lin when they went on their Wash
ington trip this year.
The baccaiaureate sermon was
I given in the M. r. Church by Rev.
| Hopkins on Sunday evening. HIS
| sermon was very inspiring.
The alumni banquet was a decid-
ed success this year. More and
more of Bridgeville's graduates re-
turn each year for this annual
gathering.
The assembly was a notable one.
Glasses from 1904 to 1886 we're rep
resented and among the group enc
saw prominent farmers. doctors in
various fields, lawyers, teachers and
successful home makers.
The POSTMASTER for the evening
was Morgan McAllen. The success
of this organization Is due 10 a
large extent to the president, Miss
Elizabeth Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Layton and
children of Chester spent the week 1
end with Mrs. Anne Layton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Layton Wis
tied with their respective mothers
over the weekend.
Mrs. Mary McCaulley. Harold NC
Caulley, Selby Raisin and Holland
Raisin visited Mr.. and Mrs. p. q.
on Sunday.
The Bridgeville Fire Company has
had many calls to woods fires dur
ing the past week due presumably,
TO the dry season.
Mrs. Percival Jones returned to
her home this week from visiting IN
Mr. and Mrs. Kendall Jarrett,
Mrs. Walter Belts and son, Walter
Jr.. attended the graduation eXer-
,ises of Miss Florence Webb on
Thursday evening. Miss Webb has
inished her course in training for
Nurse at the Methodist Hospital in
ChiIdren's Day services in the NJ.
;. Church will be held the second
sunday in June, in the evening.
Miss Nellie French will leave for
Ter home in Richmond, Va, on Mon I
lay.
Miss Caroline LOhand is home for 2
he summer.
Miss Virginia King is home for
er summer vacation.
Happenings G
Last night marked an event for Z
he B. H. S., which was Class Night n
xercises held in the school audi l
1rium at 8 o'clock. Q
This evening at the same hour z
exercises viii he .
ED. These will eliminate the in :,
,nse activity which started with the =
Iumni banquet held on Saturday, =
ay 80, in the assembly room of the 2
lgh school at which 115 alumni ,.
nd their friends participated. Fol- "
wing the banquet and the business Y
Getting, dancing was the order OF = =
e evening in the auditorium. u
On Sunday evening the baccalaur- 70
tie service was preached in the I'm y
n NJ. z. Church by Rev. J. B. Hop a
ms. The seniors CARRIED in the GUS "
mary academic gowns followed by r.
e school faculty and school board y.
arched into the church to the
rains of a march played by Wen an
Il Johnson, teacher of music in IN
e schools. az
On Thursday evening the class. 2,s
thered for the last time for friv- =
ty and seriousness. The reading -
the class history was taken care lf
by Roberta Messick. Last will and w
tament by Louise Nelson. Class 81
,paecy By Georgiana Macklin and III
vim Tull. GiftOFjans, Charlotte w
hes and Charles Belts. The class "a
IL was written by Norman Can
! to the tune of Long, Long &
Ill" mn
NE following is the list Of the Ill
duates: Roberta Messick Louise ~
Ison, GeOFgiana Macklin, Levin flll
4. Charlotte Jones, Charles Belts, l1
ter Cannon, Norman Cannon, ~
her Peterson. Ruth Wiley, Pau l
Truitt, Ruth West, Elaine 0w- W
and Cleveland Short. ~
eorgiana G. Macklin, a member
the 1886 graduating class Of w
igeyiIle High School, has been III
,rmed by Boris Bla', director Of III
Stella Elkins Tyler School Of ~
e Arts Of Temple University that m
has been selected on the basis
personal interview as the recip- rs
of 1--WE year scholarship at the nm
We mentioned school. This young N
had been awarded an alternate ~
,larshiD on the basis of work in f1l
which she submitted at the Art t4l
,lay for amateurs at the Tyler l$
Dol some weeks ago. 1t later de- 1
ped that one Of the recipients Of VI
two scholarships awarded was ~
Die to accept. The two alternates nm
J then interviewed by Mr.. Blai. i
director, and Mr.. Degroot. dean ~
he school, for the purpose Of 0
ing a selection for the available W
larship. On the basis Of this in 81
lew which took place about ten
ago thev decided to award the w