Milford chronicle., 1937-06-11
BRIDGEvILLE

Ihe LADIES' Auxiliary gave a co,
cred dish supper for. husbands ut th
fire house last Monday evening.
Many citizens have been depiorin
the fact that town youngster do nc
known better than to take flags frur
soldiers graves. 1t seems there /
need for some instruction TO sue
youngsters. }a;-
The Senior Glass of the Bridge
vile High School presented its elias
night program in the school audi
torium on Tuesday evening, June
at 8 o'clock, as follows: "a f.
Class officers: President, JoIl
Moore; vice president, Emily Hill
secretary. Leah Burtman; treasurer
Catherine Whitney.
Glass colors: Red and White.
Glass flower: Red Rose.
Glass motto: Tonight we embark
where shall we anchor?"
Scene 1: The deck of sail boat
a farewell graduation party. Time
the present.
Scene 2: The same-the reunion
of the class of 81. Time. ten years
later. t.s..
Song. Sailing" the class.
Introduction of class, Emily Hill
and John Moore.
Glass history. Catherine Whitney
and Severina Lauer.
The Washington Trip. Mildred
Dickerson and John Moore.
Glass Prophecy, Charlotte White
and Leon Adams.
Presentation of Gifts. Emily Hill
and Jimmy Otis.
Glass songs words by Iona Peter-
son, the class. ,.N..%.
Mantle oration, John Moore. senior
class president.
Junior reply, Sterling Smith, jun
ior class president.
Song, Sailing" the class.
Curtain-Ten years pass.
Glass Reunion, written and ar
ranged by Iona Peterson.
The senior class of Bridgeville
High School left May 81 for Wash
ington. The members enjoyed three
day visit at the nations capital un-
der the chaperonage of George
Macklin and Miss Helen Williams.
The highlights of the trip were
visit to the medical museum and a
visit to the Department of Justice.
During the visit to the Department
of Justice a special agent explained
the Dillinger case. He recommended
that all have fingerprints made as
a means of Identification.
The members of the senior class
this year are as follows:
Iona Peterson, Leon Adams. Char
lotte White, John Moore, Layton
Otis. William Shockley, Mildred
Dickersen, Reba Adams, Leah Burt
man, Walter Belts. Severina Lauer,
Grace Otwell, Marie Riley, Catherine
Whitney, Emily Hill. Louis Galloway.
The commencement exercises we're
held on Wednesday evening.
The valedictory address was Civ
en- by Iona Peterson and the salu-
tatory address was given by Leon
Adams.
DR.. E. c. Hallman addressed the
graduates on the subject. "Let Us
Talk About Ourselves."s
Rev. Hppkips1 eaye. 0theS bslsales;
tion.
The Tuesday Evening Club will
hold a beauty, amateur and Shirley
Temple contests on June Is. In the
Shirley Temple contest. girls from
2 to IL years of age, will enter. The
prize will be Shirley Temple dress.
The winners of the beauty and am
ateur contests will each compete in
Statewide contest.
Contestants should give names |
and choice of contest to Frances |
Passwaters by June 10.
A donkey baseball game will be |
played on the school grounds on
June 81 at p. m. The game will he
between the town team and the Fire
Company team. The captain of the
town team is William Wiley: cap
tain of the Fire Company team is
Morton Doordan. Admission 15c.
Tickets sold by Ladies Auxiliary of
or Fire Company members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry X. Wright and
daughter Louise. and Mr. and Mrs.
c. f. Brown spent Sunday in Will
nington with DR.. and Mrs. Thomas
H. Baker.
Mrs. Charles Kinder. Mrs. 7. S.
Smith and Mrs. Frank Ledenham re-
urned home Wednesday after having
spent a week in Washington. d. c.
Miss Nancy Wright and Miss Vir-
sinia Taylor are home for their sum-
ner vacation.
Mrs Harry Bruce Stone of Annap-
Ills. Md. and her sister. Miss Myrtle
hughes of Richmond. Va. visited
asst week at the home of Mr.. and
Irs. c. E. Brown.