Milford chronicle., 1938-06-03
FREDERICK

There is an interesting schedule
for the graduating class for the 9Th
grade beginning this week.
On Friday evening the annual class
party will be given. Dinner at the
johnson Hotel, followed by roller
skating at the rink.
On Sunday morning the graduates
win attend services in Trinity M. r.
Church. Rev. H. B. Kelso will deliy-
er the sermon. -~-- -7---.e ----~------
Glass night exercises will be given
ON Monday evening. June 8, together
with play by the class.
A comedy In one act will be given,
entitled "The Man in the Yellow
Car" The play is full OF action and
lively dialogue. You will enjoy it
thoroughly. The cast of characters
follows: Dorothy Lewis, the mayor
and police Judge. Mildred Guittairi;
Oscar, the police force, Robert Kel-
ling; Marcella Grant. chief Of police,
Clara Fisher; Charles West, the man
in the Yellow Car, Harry Curtis;
Charles best friend, Ralph Cats;
Alice Hunt. Charles social secre-
tary. Gloria Parker; Allen Doolittle.
Attorney for the West Estate, Frank
Rothermel; Miss Emma West, Char
lies Aunt Emma, Mary Sutherland.
The public is cordially invited to be
present. Admission is free.
Commencement exercises will be
held on Tuesday evening, June z. The
salutatOry will be given by Winfield
Lane, and the valedictory by Betty
IIall. The address to the graduates
will be given by Rev. r. A. Waite,
associate director of the American
Youth Foundation. He has spoken to
more high school assemblies from
coast to coast than any man living.
The parents as well as the young
folks will enjoy this address.
The graduates are Mary Carey,
Ralph Cats. Robert Davis. Lawrence
Dunning. Clara Fisher. Elizabeth
Flynn, Mildred Guittairi. Betty Hall,
Evelyn Howell. Robert KEELING. Hen
ry Knowles, Winfield Lane. Gloria
Parker, Frank ROtbeFmel, Mary |
Sutherlan, Edith Thompson and /
Lorraine Turner.
A new restaurant has been opened !
at the foot of Front street on the |
dupont boulevard.
The building formerly occupied by |
Seiden Raughley has been remodeled |
by Hollis Mcqueen and Is very at
tractiye. The walls are cream with |
a black trim and the place is lighted
by floor lamps, making
very coy homelilke interior Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcqueen are both skillful in
preparing delicious food 10 tempt
anyone.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Titus OF Will
mington, Mrs. Emma Taylor and
daughter Margaret were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Mcqueen on
Misses Emma and Bessie Cook were
weekend guests Of Mrs. Joseph
Frazier.
John Milbourn, eighty years Of age.
fell down a cellarway on Monday and
broke his hip. He was carried in
Lester v. Halls ambulance to the
Homeopathic Hospital.
He was accompanied by his wife and
Mrs. Cyrus Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Harrington
II Jersey City, were week end guests
" Mrs. Annie b. Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carter and
laughter Of Philadelphia, Mrs. Ella
1ennesy and Boone Palmer OF Will
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Iohn Palmer on Sunday.
Mrs. Edgar Holieger has gone on
motor trip to Texas.
George Faulkner. bachelor who
iYed alone in a boat-house at the
oot Of David street. near Holleger's
iarage, was found dead on the
just outside his door on !
morning by Alvin Palmer, I
Who passed by on his way TO work. a
Ie had been sick with a severe cold 4
or several days but was seen BY O
eighbors on Sunday night. 4