Milford chronicle., 1938-06-17
HARRINGTON


school, received their diplomas. Ad-
mission TO the exercises was by tick
ct only, distributed by the members
of the class. Thirteen members Of
the class hailed from the rural dis
tricts. The program opened with an
organ prelude with James Darbie at
the console. Rev. Robert E. Green,
pastor of the M. E. Church, offered
the Invocation. Professor Nevin
Dauer played two violin selections
and also directed the high school
glee club of fifty voices. Philip Deck
tor, like a veteran orator, gave the
samtatory address; the valedictory
address was given by Robert Henry
Smith. The speaker of the evening
was DR.. ]. d. Blackwell, president OF
State Teachers College, Salisbury,
Md. In opening his remarks DR..
Blackwell asked the question, Be
yond the end of the trail, what?" II
| should use a text for tonight's ad-
dress, / would use the words, He
came that we might have life and
that we might live it more abundant
ly. said DR.. Blackwell Reports state /
that there are many unemployed, but |
there is always room at the top, de-
clared DR.. Blackwell. Personal
Leadership" might be termed the
theme of the speakers address. DR..
Blackwell broke up the two words
using each letter as a beginning TO
illustrate some part of his subject.
Win Rogers won fame because he
could do things better than anyone
else; Abraham Lincoln achieved his
goal by determination, though 1t Is
said he was previously defeated for
almost every office in the State OF
Illinois The last letter in his sub
iect stood for Pep" Then the ]
sneaker proceeded TO define the word /
by the use of a poem.
Miss Adele Masten presented their
home room teacher. MissLeona DICK \
rager. with a gift package. Two sen
iors. Noah NJ. Cain and Hazel l..
Johnson completed twelve years oil \
perfect attendance. /
l. c. Messner in presenting the
class to l.. T. Jones, president Oh I
the hoard of education, said, the
school had carried off many county 5
attendance awards in the past ana h
this wear fell less than one per cent
behind the county winner, Smyrna. @
Part of the class has been can r
vassed and have already expressed
their intentions of continuing on to G
higher institutions of learning ROD o.
ert II. Smith, dentistry; Phlllp S
doctor; Harry c. Tee,
nbarmacy: Ula Mae ClarksOn ana di
EVELYN Simpson, nursing; Adele oil
NIasten. business college; while p
Dorothy Ward plans to remain at N
home and secure a position.
The class roll is as follows; Achd- II
emic course, Harriet G. Hammond W
and Robert II. Smith; scientlhc al
course. Philip DecktOr. Mabel Hold
on Richard c. Hopkins, William Ed 81
gar Layton. c. Adele Masten, Harry ht
D Ouilen, Ruth Raughley. Nelma Il.
Steward, Harry c. Tee, Jr.. Donald is
F Wright and Evelyn A. Tee. No- ei
cational course, Effza Ar1imerman; -
George H. Brainard. Esther Cahall' g.
Noah NJ Cain, Mary Joan DenneY I'M
Rslnh A. Hanson, Elmer +. Har- I'LL
rington, Hazel l.. Johnson william llll
r Lord. Jr., Clara J. McCabe, Will llH
liam A Nfinnear, Anna Lee Reedy, lll
EVELYN Simpson, Walter B. Taylor HH
and Dorothy Ward General course iii
Philip Brownstein, Ula Mae Clark Hi
son. Leonard s Masten, Herbert lllll
Ton Goerres. Jr., Robert C. widow Hill
ON and Frank l.. Wilson. Illll
Children's Day was observed at Hill
10Th the morning and evening ser Hill
ices of the Methodist Episcopal Hill
,hurch OH Sunday. In the morning Hill
he beginners and primary depart IlllE
nents held forth with recitation, dla- Hill
ogue and song. The morning pro- Hill
ram was really in two parts, first lIIlI
" the beginners and then followed Hill
" the Junior department. The Hill
hurch was filled to capacity with HIN
riends Of the children Superinten' IlllI
ent Uric Morris, Mrs. Roy Porter lIIl
nd Miss Anna Camper arranged the llIll
lower decorations for the church. llIlH
The children were trained by Mrs. lIlH
.llen Parsons, Mrs. Edith Pride and Hill
frs. Earl Thomas, assisted by I|II
thers The program opened with a Hill
ong by the little tots after which l|ll
bobby Baynard gave a short well Hill
ome a glad welcome also followed Ifl
" Constance Locates, EVeyn Crit llll
tn, Bobby Hurd and Elizabeth Anne llII
ireenlee; Imogene Welch, Andrew lllI
simpson, Dickie Pitlick, George IIllI
Iraham and Billy Wix all gave reei- Hill
ations. Bobby Green, three and one lIll
alf year old son of the pastor, IlllI
unused the congregation when he IlIII
ang a solo, Jesus Loves Me" lllI
Ithers taking part in the first hall Hill
{ the program included: Harry Far Hill
0w, Suzanne Chapman, Phyllis Ann lllI
roWn, Phyllis Ann Johnson, Billy HIN
riffith, Jay Bullock, Betty Ann IlllI
hort, Bobby Cain, Gloria Porter, Hill
rank Quillen, Doris Wroten, Rich Hill
rd Booth, Mary Ann Hickman, Dom IAlI
Id McKnatt, Donald Clifton and lIlII
onald Carson. The pastor conduct Hill
j a baptismal service between the lIlll
rograms. Two children were bap- llIIl
Zed. IIllll
The junior department program lIlll
Dened with a song followed by an IlllI
lercise by four little girls. Eliza Hull
eth Warren, Janet Harrington, Dor lIIllI
Harrington and Joyce Miller Rec HILL
ations by Lewis WroteD. Daisy IHII
right Josephine Masten, Eloise Illlll