Milford chronicle., 1936-06-05
MAGNOLIA

Mrs. Ralph StefEins of Chester
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ulie Kent0n.
The commencement exercises of
the Magnolia Junior High School
will be held in the school auditor
ium on Friday evening, June 5.
There are three to graduate from
the eighth grade: Dorothy Galloway,
Allene Courtney and Bobby Olson.
The following program viii be pre-
sented: Music by the school choir
under the direction of Mrs. Bess
Dill; Indian war dance by grades
and 2; Chinese song by grades and
4; skipping song by Betty Lockwood
and Bobby Sylvester; Chinese inter-
probation by grades 8 and 4; process
siOnal dance in costume, grades l
and 2; music by the school choir;
parable of the nestlings, Allene
Courtney; The House by the Side Of
the Road, Bobby Olson; Advice to
the Seventh Grade, Dorothy Gallo
way; response, Bobby Wilcutts; pi-
ano solo, Phyllis Richards; presen-
tation of diplomas and attendance
certificates by DR.. Haley d. Worthy,
supervisor; music by the school
choir; farewell song, written by AL
lene Courtney, sung by the compOs-
er and Dorothy Galloway.
Eight from Magnolia are in the
senior class of Caesar Rodney. They |
are Isabel Storey, Billie Ingram,
Elizabeth Morris, Sara Barnett, |
Maude Schwartz, LeOna Rash, Nam
cy Warren, Herman Roe. They will /
attend the baccalaureate sermon in
Camden on Sunday evening. Their
commencement exercises will be
held on June u. On Saturday eve
ming the seniors will be honor
guests at the alumni banquet.
Mrs. Bess Dill and Mrs. Blanch
Carter entertained their scholars at
a beach party at Bowers on Friday
afternoon, taking them down by
truck. The little folks had a wonder
full time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Cox and daugh-
tiers, Doris and Caroline, were the
gusests on Friday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Wright.
A junior choir was organized by
Rev. r. E. Green on Friday evening.
They are expected to contribute
much to the church services in the
near future. They formed a process
sional on Sunday morning and
in and sang several selec-
tions.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Green of Will
were guests over the week
end of Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Ingram
Miss Sara Ingram Of Dover was a |
guest of her parents on Tuesday af-
IernOOn and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Lnin Sargent Of
Derry, Pa. were guests of her sis
Ter. Mrs. Cora Wright for Decoration
Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlla Jackson and
heir son, Arlington, entertained on {
Sunday, George knight and Charles
Barrett of Philadelphia and Miss n
Rheelis of Newark and Delbert
dinner. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Sheridan and G
diss Minnie Saxton Of Philadelphia
we're guests over the Decoration e
weekend of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sax s
on. a
Mrs. Kathryn knight was a week o
nd guest Of her son Byron on Sum c.
ay. a
Mr.. and Mrs. George Minner spent
he weekend at the Sawyer cottase 81
{ Bowers. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. William Steenburg
nd Miss Frances Sherman Of Phil bl
delphia were weekend guests Of T
larry Steenburg and Mrs. Ida Ste
snsOn. SC
on June II, the 'Uthai" class with te
Irs. Smith as teacher will serve
I'D supper in the Red Mems Hall. b
he menu will be ham. deviled eggs, Pl
plato salad, cold slaw. pickles, iel- q
/, rolls and butter. ice tea and ice 81
'eam. The price will be 80 cents.
he proceeds for the church budget so
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward Hodgson en- Ir
rtained Rev. and Mrs. Green and Ca
cir son Bobby and Betty schmick Of
Friday EV
r. w. Johnson and son Samuel ia
ere weekend guests Of bis mother, OF
rs. Margaret Johnson. Su