Milford chronicle., 1938-05-20
GEORGETOWN
G. II. s. Commencement june Q


while the baccalaureate sermon will
be delivered in the auditorium or
the night of June S.
The Junior and Senior Prom will
be held tonight and the graduates
will be on their Washington trip on
May 26, q and 2S.
The graduating class this year
consists of the following: Misses
Mary Booth, Frances Calhoun, Jes-
sic Dodd, Edith Elliott, Anna Gra-
ham, Helen Jones, Julia Messick.
Venetia Parker, Myrtle Reynolds,
Margaret Rust, Lefty Stoeckels, Lo-
retta league, Beatrice Thompson.
Mildred Tyndall, Leila Veasey, Clara
Margaret Walls, Louise Calhoun,
Roy Anderson, Clifford Baker, Joel
Braunfeld, Howard Dickerson, Rob-
ert Hill, Sherman Hudson, William
Hudson, Elmer King, Herman King,
Robert Lynch, Charles Moore. Mich
ael Petrucci, Wilbur Reynolds. JOS
eph Tyndall, Rodney Wilgus, Fran
els Wilson.
To Observe Memorial Day
Here May 90
Many lower Delaware towns will
participate in the Memorial Day pro-
gram to be held in the Georgetown
High School auditorium on Sunday
night, May 49, The affair will he in
charge of members of Sussex Post
No. 8, American Legion, this city.
Ministers of churches of Georgetown,
Milton, MillsborO, Dagsboro and Sell
byVille are uniting in plans for the
meeting.
The principal address will be de- /
livered by the Rev. E. H. Ewig, eX-
ecutive secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A.
of Pennsylvania.
One of the features of the evening
will be the male quartet composed
of Wilson Boyer. James A. Carey
Harold Hatfield, this city, and Har-
old Payne, a member of the Mills
bOro High School Faculty.
Pike.Miller
Announcement of the wedding of
Miss jeanette D. Pike. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Pike OF
Reading, Pa, and Edgar r. Miller,
of PottstOwn, Pa, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph A. Miller of Millersburg,
Pa, has been made. The wedding ,
took place on May 4, in New Castle. ,
the Rev. George F. Hanson of the ,
First Baptist Church of that city !
performing the ceremony. The IL i
cense was issued in Sussex county.
Funeral of W. H. EllingSWOrth !
Funeral services for William H. !
Ellingsworth, age go years, who died {
early Wednesday morning of last /
week in the Milford Memorial Hos \
pital. where he had been taken for g
treatment for stomach trouble, were
held on Sunday afternoon here.
Burial will he made in Mechanics {
cemetery
MIR. ElingswOrth for many years
was a Millsboro business man. He
was the father of Farris Filings ,,
worth. for many years a. widely ,
known baseball player of lower Del ;
aware. a
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Miss Emma Pearl Kitchens, r.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Il
A. Kitchens of near HarbesOn, and II
Walter E. Franklin, son of Mr.. and al
Mrs. John T. Franklin of Millsboro, OF
were married on Saturday night at A
! O'Clock at the Georgetown NJ. E. pl
Circuit parsonage by the Rev. f. N. re
The bride is sixteen and the VI
,room twenty years of age. 1t be- al
,ame necessary for them to obtain
heir parents consent before a III Id Id
,ense could be granted. ~ ~
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Miss Avis Vickers, daughter of Mr.. VI
md Mrs. Charlie Vickers and Jenn- GO
ngs Edward Sirman, son of Hor- ts
zee G. Sirman, both of Bethel, were r,
married at Bethel on Sunday night
II $50 o'clock by the Rev. William W,
4. Kohl, pastor of the Gregg VI. E. da
'hurch of Blades.
:. II. s. Teachers Resign ST
Four members of the faculty of NJ
he Georgetown High School have st
and last night members of
he Board of Education filled the ca
The duties of Prof. Fred en-
rick Thaddeus Warrington, who i,
las been elected to the position of
-ocational agricultural teacher of nt a''
he Newark High School, will be %
ucceeded by his assistant. Thayer r.;
}. Royal. re
Miss Jane Mathis, gTanddaugh- dc
er of Mrs. Ida Fox, of Milton, and So
graduate of the University of Del ht
ware, will head the home ecOnom- M
cs department to replace Mrs. Mar R
orie Snedeker who has resigned. Z
FOR the past two years, Miss Mathis si
las been teaching in the Caesar m
Rodney School. II
Miss Esther johnson is going on a IN
this year and her place
s English teacher is to be filled by r.
)r. Minnie ]. Merrells, for the past 81
our years a teacher in English in ai
he Darby, Pa, high school. She is u.
graduate of Columbia University, r,
With the degree of Phi. D. in English. w.
Prof. Galen Miller, recently elect IN
d principal of the Seaford Central
school, will be succeeded by Prof. l.,
ames A. Kelley of Delmar, in the ar
istory department.
Miss Kathryn Hartzell of Bangor, Al
a., has been chosen English teach w
r in the Junior High School. She is nj
graduate of the West Chester tPa.) vi
tate Normal School and for the past
ear has been teaching at Richard an
on Park. She is a talented pianist pr
nd on Thursday night was assist ol S,l
lg artist at the concert here. VI
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