Milford chronicle., 1939-06-09
MILTON
Dirt Dict

Inc residents OF 0fOdu street dIS
being obliged to endure their annual
isspring and summer annoyance of
contending with the dust and dirt
coming from the ill-paved street.
The high winds of the past two
weeks has caused the homes along
that thOroughfare to become literally
coated with dust inside and out, and
the thrifty housewives are about
ready to abandon hope of any relief
despite the fact that the residents
made their full contribution in pay
ment for improved streets in other
parts of the town. The attitude OF
council in ignoring the reasonable
request of the home owners on
kBroad street is both objectionable
land unjust. Will they remember at
\ 1.-The next town election?
1. Church Officials Elected
AT the annual membership meet
ling and the fourth quarterly con-
7 ference of Milton Methodist Church
the following officers were elected;
Stewards, George r. Davidson.
Charles T. Vent. Willard Clifton.
Walter W. Crouch, Henry Carpenter
and Delmar jefferson; Trustees. Ray
,nond Spencer. W. A. Johnson. George
Postles. Harvey Wells, Edgar Mes
sick. Earl Reed, Hershal Dodd ana
Edward Argo; Lady Visitor TO the
Home of the Aged at Westminster.
Mrs. Goldie Owens; Organist. Alfred
Carey: delegate to the Maryland An
nual Conference to he held at West
minister June 1919. C.. T. Vent: al
ternate, Raymond Spencer.
Rev. G.. s. Ross was invited to re-
turn as pastor Rev. Ross has served
this church for four years and has
made many friends. both in and out
of the church who sincerely hope
that he and his family will be again
assigned to this charge.
DR.. Edgar 4. SeXsmith. president
of the Annual Conference. presided
and complmented the members OF
the quarterly conference on the brief
but TO the point reports submitted.
Graduate
commencement exercises of Milton
High School were held i'm the school
OH Tuesday evening with |
an appropriate program. The class |
roll follows: Robert S. Black. Thelma |
l.. Dickerson. Leighton Il. Donovan, !
Franklin n Edginton. Beatrice Has
tiugs. William Z. Lank. Margaret =.
Lingo. Olive l.. Long, Jeanne l.. Mar /
vel. Thelma NJ. Massey. Ernest F.
Nanier. Mary A. Outten. William ID.
Pepper, Dorothy r. Pettyjohn. Lou
Use X. Pettyohn. DOROTHY NJ. Postles'
Norman +. Postles. Frederick f.
Reed. Francis 3. Snyder and Elva j.
Wanlcs. Glcnwoud Palmer. who dled
a few days ago. was also member
of the class. Officers of the class
are: Robert Black. president; Dor
cthy Postles. viCe-president; Louise
seCrCtary-;rcasurcr.
Children'> Day
Childrcn's Day services will ne
held at Milton Methodist Church ON
sunday evening. with program OF
rccitations. drills. singing and pan
tomime. The public is cordially IN
vited to attend this service.
Teachers Chosen
Following is list of teachers en-
gagged by the Milton School Trustees
for the coming school year; Super
yising principal. y. J. Bolin; Aileen
Welch. English and French: Esther
Wcaklev. History and Latin; Alex.
e Zehrowski. Mathematics and Phy-
sical Education: Mary +. King. Com
mercial: Katherine Gray. Engllsh
and Social Studies; II. O. Brltting-
ham. Manual Training and General
Science: John G. Kupsky, Music ana
Marcia l.. Winn. Home
f-.,,pt.sl q SainnRp- li1G-
old Benedict Agriculture: GOldle
Owens. Opportunity Class; Elsie T.
Palmer. 9Th grade: Marguerite White.
5th grade. Sarah Ferguson. 4th
grade: Anne W. Lank. Srd grade;
sarah Darby. 2-3 grades: Jane Lingo.
ond grade: Phyllis Wilson. 1st grade
Elizabeth Shivelhood. 1st grade.
Here and There =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Beans and
and Mr.. John Fisher OF PhlI-
,delphia. were recent guests of c. 7.
Vent !
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wagamon.r
Ir.. Miss Margaret Black. Arthur .
Yagamon. David King and David
Dutton spent the weekend at Castle
Iaven.
william Wilson and Miss Warren.
# near Dover. visited relatives in
Milton on Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Marvel. Of StoCkley, and
.Ir. and Mrs. Ernest Rogers, OF
spent Sunday with Mr..
md Mrs. William Richards.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lawson has moved
- the home of her son. Fred Clifton.
rear town.
Thomas Donovan and George Vim
ent of Wilmington. and Miss Mary
Donovan of FrcderiCa. are visiting
1r. and Mrs, Millard Donovan. il
Mr.. and Mrs William c. Crouch
nd daughter. Peggy. and Mrs. Flor
nee Lewis. of Philadelphia. spent
sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
v Crouch.
Gaylon Ross aud Kenneth Douglas,
tudcnts Of Western Maryland Col
&c. are spending the summer vaca-
ion with their parents here.
Rev. and Mrs. G. S. Ross visited