Milford chronicle., 1938-02-04
MILTON
School News

will hold a bake on Saturday, Feb
ruary 12, at Blacks garage, oppo
site the theatre. There will be TO
sale pies, cakes, rolls, chickens
candy, butter, etc. Come early, as In
boys and girls will be ready to serv
you by 8 O'Clock.
In a recent dress making contest
sponsored by the Dritz Fraum Com
! pany, Inc, of New York City, ant
Mccall Corporation, Miss Beatric,
Wells, class of 81, was awarded frs
prize for the State of Delaware. The
dress was made under the super.
vision of Mrs. Marcia L. Winn. The
award was a Waterman Larry Pa.
tricia" pen and pencil set. Beatrice
is now taking a post graduate course
in the commercial department of the
school.
Francis Fleetwood, of Georgetown
a former pupil of Milton school, was
a visitor at our school on Wednes-
day.
Last week grade cards were dis
tributed. Following is a list of those
pupils in Junior and Senior High
School, who received "a" and "B"
in all subjects for the last six weeks
period:
Grade Russell Donovan, Will
liam Reed and Mary Chaloupka.
Grade S-Lillian Galloway, Mary
Betty Crouch, Imogene Donovan,
Marian Edginton, Eldora Moore and
Eulahlee Palmer.
Grade 9-Dolly Harmon, James
Blizzard, Grace Thomas, William
Spencer and Charles Pettyjohn.
Grade lockwood Tucker, Grace
Kitchens, Dorothy Isaacs, Marie No
votony and Virginia West.
Grade 11-Olive Long, Dorothy
Postles, Fred Reed, Glenwood Pal
mer, Norman Postles and Jean Mar
vel.
Grade 12-Russell Bennett, Gaylon
Ross, Mary Black, Jessify Macklln,
Betty Smith and Nelson Bennett.
On Friday evening of last week the
girls and boys basketball teams went
to Rehoboth and played the boys and
girls there. The girls lost by the
score of 81 to "a, and the boys were
defeated by a score of &c to 43.
DR.. Glen Gildersleeve, supervisor
of music, visited school last Friday.
Miss Emma Atkins, graduate OF
the class of 'S6 at Georgetown, was
a visitor at our school on Friday af-
ternoon.
On Monday afternoon grades to
II met in their respective home
rooms after assembly, where they
elected new members to the Stu
dent Council for the second semes-
ter. Elections were as follows:
Grade Z, Norma Spencer and Billy
wilkins; grade s. Calvin Warning
ton; grade Q, Rae Russell and Will
liam Spencer; grade 10, Elwood
Tucker, Joseph Black and Albert
Lank; grade II, Robert Black, Thel-
ma Marvel. Thelma Dickerson and
Franklin Edginton; grade II, Mary
Black, Carl Clendaniel, Harry Pret-
lyman, Florence Barker and Betty
Smith. At a business meeting later
the Student Council organization
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Harry Prettyman; vice presi-
dent, Mary Black; secretary and
treasurer, Florence Barker; general
monitor, for the first floor, David
Dutton; general monotor for the
second floor, Jessify Macklin and
Harold King.
Many Fire Alarms
During last week the Milton Fire
Company was called out at least ten
times (some days twice. to. fight
fires. Most every call was for chim-
news. These men are working peo-
ple and to be called from their la
bors or from bed at early morning
hours is indeed a hardship - and
most of these fires could have been
prevented had these chimneys been
cleaned last autumn before starting
stoves and furnaces. Just a few
minutes work on the part of prop
erty owners and tenants would not
be a hardship, but their neglect puts
4 heavy burden upon the men who
comprise the local fire company,
who give their services that your
property might be safeguarded. Why
lot cooperate by cleaning chimneys%
II most cases it is pure carelessness
md if your property is destroyed by
ire you deserve no sympathy. Wise
Ip.
1. p, Church Services
Services at Milton NJ. P. Church
N Sunday, February 6, will be as
ollows: 10 a. IN. Sunday school.
iood singing, splendid teachers and
n interesting subject of study are
he attractions. Come. At IL a. N
forming worship. Junior choir Sc
ection. Sermon by the pastor. Rev.
!. S. Ross. Subject, True Religion"
ames 1:47. 1880 p. M, Evening
Worship. Song service. Subject OF
Winner" l Cor. 9:25.
-ou are cordially invited to attend
hese services at the "Frienoly
'hurch."
On Monday evening at 1880 o.
lock, Friendship Bible Class will
leet at the home of Delmar Jeffer-
on in monthly session. All members
re urged to be present at this
leeting.
[. E. Church News
Evangelistic services closed at
oshen NJ. Z. Church on Friday
light of last week after two weeks
{ very interesting services, under
ne direction of the pastor, Rev.
Toward Davis.
Preaching services next Sunday
y Rev. Davis at 10:30 a. m. Church
chool at HAS. Junior League at {
D. m. Senior League at 6:30 p. m. J