Milford chronicle., 1937-05-28
MILTON

Frank b. Carey has resigned a
cashier of the First National Ban
of Milton, having accepted positio
with Apte Brothers Canning Com
pany OF Miami, Florida. Mr.. Care,
will be connected with the bookkeep
ing department of the company, an,
will have charge of the Milton fac
tory during the coming canning sea
son. MIR. Carey has been connecte,
with the First National Bank from
its Inception, several years ago, frs
as assistant cashier and at the deatl
of Thomas II. Douglas, became cash
Ter. At the close of the canning sea
son Mr.. Carey will go to Miam
where he will be connected with tbs
main Office of the concern.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Reyn.
olds M. p. Church will meet on Tues
day evening, June LIST, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mitchell. The
meeting is being held at this time
due to the fact that the pastor will
be away at the annual conference on
the regular meeting date, SO bear
this change in mind. A cordial in
vitation Is extended. to the public.
Ice cream and cake will be on sale.
The Aid thanks all who helped make
their bake success. The receipts
were $27.63, which was paid on the
pastors salary.
Among the graduates at the State
Teachers College, West Chester, Pa,
on Tuesday, May 25th, was David
Postles, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Postles. of Milton. Mr.. Postles is a
graduate of Milton High School, and
will make teaching his life work.
Congratulations and best wishes for
a successful career, David.
The senior class of Milton High
School invites the public to attend
the "Class Night, to be held in the
school auditorium on June Sth, at s
o'clock. THE Search for Happiness"
is an enjoyable play. written by the
teachers and seniors. consisting of
speaking. dancing and music. There
will be no admission charge. Come
and enjoy yourself with us.
The annual alumni reunion and re-
ception of the graduating class by
the Alumni Association of Milton
High School will be held this evening
(Friday) at o'clock in the school
with e. Paul Burkholder, of George
town. school supervisor, as speaker
Music will be furnished by the school
orchestra. A dance will follow the
supper in the auditorium. The bac-
calaureate sermon will be preached
by Rev. Howard Davis. pastor of
Goshen nj. E. Church, in the school
auditorium on Sunday, June 9th at |
1870 a. m. The combined choirs of |
the churches of the town are expect |
ed to lead the singing. Commence
ment exercises will be held on Thurs |
day evening, June 10th. Glass night |
exercises will be held June 8th. |
There are % graduates. Is girls and
eight boys. as follows: Dorothy
Reed, Grace Vincent, Dorothy Hitch,
Grace Moore, Hazel Evans. Fannie
jackson. Marie Pettyjohn, Beatrice
bell, Doris Dickerson, Helen Hast
ings, Elizabeth Millman. Mary Wa
pies, Leslie Short, Samuel Wilson,
Leon Brittingham. Pierce Russell,
Nelson Hall, Robert McIlvaine, Sin
clare Campbell and Fred Rust. Glass
officers are: President, Fred Rust;
Helen Hastings; sec
Dorothy Hitch. The
Junior Prom was held in the audi
Lorium of the school on Friday eve
ming. In the receiving line were:
Prof. and Mrs. A. ]. Bolin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cinclare Campbell, Miss Esther
MIR. and Mrs. w. c. Welch.
Miss Betty Smith, Fred Rust and
David Dutton. Patrons and patron
ssses of the affair were: Mr. and 1
Mrs. Fred Rust, Mr.. and Mrs. Holda
Mr.. John Hitch and daugh- ;
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Herschel Bennett, j
Dr.. and Mrs. William E. Douglas,
Ir. and Mrs. John p. Wilson, Mr.. and :
irs. Charles Barker, Mr.. and Mrs. n
!. Leon Black. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I
;. Carey, Mr.. and Mrs. William b. 4
Vagamon. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph M. I
.ank, Miss Eva X. Smith and Mrs.
da J. Fox.
Rev. and Mrs. G. S. Ross. Mrs. An n
lie G. Crouch and daughter, Mary /,
lefty, and Miss May Ellingsworth h
fere Wilmington visitors last Thurs r
ay.
On Sunday. June 9Th. Milton NJ. P.
istead of 10, the regular hour, ow-
ig to the services at the school at
D.30 on that day. a
Mr.. and Mrs. John Donovan, Mr.. a
nd Mrs. Harmon Lewis and Mr.. and "
Irs. Oscar Dickerson spent several 6
ays last week on a trip to Edgin-
IN, N. c., the Blue Ridge Mountains
nd Washington, d. G. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Messick and :
aughters. Bertha and Sarah. spent 10
lie weekend with relatives in
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Wiley and
lildren spent Sunday in Philadel-
lia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Halves n
sited relatives in Virginia last 4
eek.
Mrs. Fannie Davidson and Miss
nth Pepper were dinner guests of
r. and Mrs. Charles Pettyjohn near
arbeson on Sunday.
Leighton Richards, Miss Grace
,uuO ond Mr. and Hrs Granville hi