Milford chronicle., 1938-05-06
MILTON
Teachers Chosen

Benedict, agriculture; Marcie L
Winn. Home Economics, genera
science; Aileen Welch, English
French; Esther WeakIey, history
Latin; Fannie Nathans, Inathemat-
les; Mary Z. King, commercial
Katherine Gray, English, social stu
dies; H. o. Brittingham. manual
training, general science; Goldie
Owens. opportunity class; Elsie +
Palmer. sixth grade; Marguerite T
White, fifth grade; Sarah Ferguson
fourth grade; Mildred Wheeler
third grade; Jane Lingo, second
grade; Anne W. Iank, second
grade; Phyllis Wilson, first grade; (;
Elizabeth Shiyelhood. first grade.
Surprise Banquet
A surprise banquet was given 10
B. Norman Davidson, assistant ssu-
perintendent of the Home Life In
surance Company, in appreciation OF
his services and In honor of his pro-
motion to superintendent of the VIII
mington district. The affair was
given by members of his district, C..
s. Barker. j. w. Gordy and w. C..
GOOdin. Charles S. Barker. agent for
the Home Life Insurance Company
in Milton and vicinity for many
years, has been promoted 10 assist
ant superintendent 10 fill the vacan-
cy caused by Mr.. DavidsOn's prOpO-
tion. The banquet was held on Fri
day evening of last week In the
banquet room Of the Milton Fire
Company and was prepared by the
Ladies' Auxiliary. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Gordy. Mr. and
Mrs. w. C. GOodin, Milford; MIR. and
Mrs. C. S. Barker, w. Harold Palm
er. OF Milton; II. C. Evans, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. V. Keith. Mr.. and Mrs. r. +.
Joseph, Dover; Carl Miller, Phila-
delphia; Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Robin
son, Smyrna; MFR. and Mrs. J. II.
.HaEgadine, FELTON,; Mr.. and Mrs. c.
r. Locates, SeafOrd; Mr.. and Mrs.
C. ]. Richards, Lewes; Miss Anna
Lowber, Miss Frances LOwber and
Miss Satterfeld, Dover.
School News
Honor roll pupils making "a" and
"B" grades for the last marking
period are as follows: Grade Il
Mary Chaloupka, Norma Spencer,
Russell Donovan. William Reed and
Stanley Steen; Grade S-Illlian Cal
;lOway, Mary Betty Crouch. ImOgene
Donovan, Marian EdgintOn, EldOra
Moore, Eulahlee Palmer and Mar
guerite wilkins; Grade 9-Joy Reed
Charlotte Geyer, Martin Hastings,
James Blizzard, Cecil Carpenter and /
Charles Pettyjohn; Grade 1O-Cath-
crime Adkins, Grace Kitchens. Doro-
thy Isaacs, Marie Workman, Joseph
inc Mitchell, Marie Novatany, Betty
Stevenson, Catherine Stevenson and
ElwoOd Tucker; Grade 11-Olive
Long, Frank Napier. GlenwOOd Pal
mer and Fred Reed; Grade l2-+Rena
Mae Tucker, Mary Black, Florence
Barker. Edgar Rust. Nelson Bennett
and Russell Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. BOlin, Frank
Napier, Miss Esther Weakley, Miss
Mary Black, Miss Margaret Lingo,
and Miss Betty Smith attended the
Girls State Day at Dover on Satur-
day. ss5-
Miss Edith Jones, visiting teacher
Of Eastern Sussex county, was with
us on Thursday of last week.
We are proud to report that our
Milton school baseball team has won
three OF the four games played this
season. They lost the first game to
Greenwood and have defeated Mills
Ioro twice and Georgetown once.
Our school will be represented at
he spelling bee to be held at Goldey .
College on Saturday. Nelson Ben
nett, Russell Bennett and Dorothy
POstles will represent the senior 4
cams and Joy Reed, DOllie Harmon
md Norma Spencer will represent :
he junior team. Miss Mary King
will accompany the group to VIII I
ningtOn.
Baseball Team Preparing
The local baseball team has be- 4
,un practice for the opening of the
eason. Practice is being held each
and Saturday afternoons ON
he school grounds. Milton has join Z
d the Del-Mar League and aside
run lhGSc SollCS Will ptog aCNoAet
teams during the sea- 4
on. All prospective players are ur- Z
ed to come out for practice. The
rst tune-up game will be played Z
gith Stockley on the school grounds 5
n Saturday afternoon.
I. r. Church News 4 y
Services at Milton NJ. p. Church y
n Sunday will be as follows: Sun <
ay school at 10 a. m. Morning wor- 3
hip at II a. m. Subject of sermon z
y the pastor, Rev. G. S. Ross, ::
What | Owe Mother" John 1927. =
,yening worship at 1880 o'clock. y
ong service. Subject of sermon, {
Esther's Sincerity" Esther 7:l0. At
ach of the worship services a pot y
ID plant will be presented to the K
ldest and youngest mothers, with s
le largest number OF relatives
resent. A
ersOnaI Mention Z
A birthday party was given Miss 2
'ene Argo at the home Of her par .
ITS, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Argo. ON y
evening, in honor OF her y
Ith birthday anniversary. =
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Rey- q
dds NJ. P. Church will meet at the 3
,me of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mitch =
on Thursday evening, May II. y
Veryone is invited. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard r. Anderson e
Yeadon, Pa. spent the weekend =
Ith Mrs. Mary E. Morris. y
MIR. and Mrs. Dan 0'Rourke, OF y
aw York ananf the weekend with ~