Milford chronicle., 1939-06-16
sFREDERICA

on 1ueSQdy, June o. as lOllOWS.
Professional, School Flute Ensem-
BILE; invocation, Rev. Roscoe Metz
ger; salutatory, Robert F. Martin !;
Valedictory, Margaret M. Hurd; sing
ing, This School of Ours, God Bless
America; address, Rev. Roscoe Metz
ger, pastor Peoples Congregational
Church, Dover; presentations of di-
plomas, W. Marion Stevenson; sing
ing, Commencement Song, Now All,
Good Night; benediction, Rev. Ros-
coe Metzger; recessional, School
Flute Ensemble.
Members of the graduation class:
Charles d. Anderson, Margaret
Banks, Elizabeth c. Dare, Richard
Davis, j. Everett Harrington, Mar
garet Nj. Hurd, Robert F. Martin, F..
Avis Maui, Emma McGinnis, William
r. Palmer, Lillian F. Pleasanton.
Herbert M. Rothermel, Elsie M.
Schwindt, George f. Sipple, Betty
Spayd, Harold Spayd, Philip W. Tor
bert, Eileen F. Virdin, Thomas p.
Webb.
Class color: Red. Glass motto:
A winner never quits, quitter never
wins.
W. Marion Stevenson, in a few we'll
chosen words, presented the diplo-
mas to the graduates. The principal,
David w. Green, believes in giving
credit where it is due. and as COM
Dlete surprise to the graduates he
asked each pupil to stand as his or
her name was read. that had done
outstanding work in subject matter
and also in the field of athletics.
1t was a beautiful gesture of ap-
probation and will linger in the
memory of the graduates.
On Sunday morning in Trinity
Methodist Church a very interesting
Children's Day service was held. The
church was beautifully decorated
with roses. The following program |
was given;
Song, by Senior Choir; prayer, pas
tor; Rosebud, Sara Elizabeth Lank;
Mutual Admiration, Emily Morris; |
Summer, Group of Beginners; Try
Love, Marie Knots; If, Jean Gottorf.
Song by SchoOl-"A Song OF Ser
vice." Why do We Have Children's
Day, Nelson Rash, Junior Clark, Ed
ward Cross; For This is Children's
Day. Emma Catherine Slaughter;
Gift of Rain, Sara Clark, Betty Carey
Leona Kelly; Song of Praise, Erline
Webb, Ruth Ann Stevenson, solo, by
Miss Margaret Hart; appreciation,
Charlotte Harrington; Jesus KNOCKS
at the Heart, Helen Holiday; Johnny
jump Ups, Marie Galloway, Phyllis
Dutton, Dorothy Coverdale; Chill
dren's Day, Doris HOllinger.
Ct4a.1 DFfin mi |
Clark, Verna Clark.
The World Needs Boys and Girls,
Everett Harrington; Happiest Day
Virginia Coverdale; Our influence,
Margretta Robins; The Hidden
Light, Donald Hollinger; Jewel Song
Charlotte Hammond; solo, Miss Edith
Fisher; Bridge of Faith, Group OF
eight girls; She Helped Him, Edna
NAV Fisher; AS Fisherman OF Long
Ago. Leslie RentZ, Kenneth McGin-
mis-: Give God the Best, Mildred
Bebee; The Boy of Nazareth, James
Morris, Francis Gottorf, Thomas
Holiday; No Admission, Dorothy
Warren; uffering-cheir. - ''"
Seen and Heard, Grace Hollinger;
Summer Gladness. Naomi Belts; It's
the Best Way, Robert Anderson.
Song. by Four Messages"
The Christ Child, Jenny Morris;
Children's Day, Leroy McGinnis;
Sunbonnett Babies, Three Girls;
Things We All Have. George Sipple;
Good Bye, Betty Anne Harrington.
Choir-Benedictio
Mrs. Everett Gault of Essex, Md.
is visiting Rev and Mrs. Gault at the
parsonage. ,,.
Betty Spayd and Eileen Virden'
who were both too i'll to be present
at their graduation exercises Ill the
Frederica School, are both much I'M
proved.
DR.. and Mrs. Harold McCurdy OF
Johnson City, Tenn, are visiting MIS-.
Mary B. Derrickson.
John Short of Glendale and ms
sister, Mrs. Della Mitten OF TINS
Town. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mitten, of Dover, on sunday
Alice Louise Bostic of Wilmington
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Arthur Melvin.
Mrs. Amanda Short and children OF
Milford were guests of Mr. and MIS-
w. B. Galloway on Sunday.
Mrs. B. F. Burton, who has Deeh
visiting in oxford, n Y, has re-
.urned home, accompanied by her
laughter, Mrs. r. Gordon and little
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cook and chill . =
lren Joseph and Kitty, are spending
! week at wildwood. N. j.
Charles Palmer, of Brooklyn, N. \" .
Mrs. Lucille Brown and son Buddy
ire visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John Pal =
ner. Buddy will spend his vacation \
With his grandparents. "
Mrs. Ettie Smithers of Dover is >
listing DR.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Carlisle. -
Miss Clara Fisher of Philadelphia u u
pent several days last week with g
larry Fisher and family.
Mrs. Sallie Williams has returned h
rom visiting in New York where she - -
ttended the Worlds Fair. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Clark attended =
he graduation exercises at Caesar n
Rodney High School on Monday eve q,
ing. Their grandson. Newell Reed "
vas one of the graduates. He hopes \,
o attend a school in Tennessee to "a
repare for the ministry.
Miss Evelyn Purnell is attending I,
he short course as a delegate to the -
of Delaware.
Mrs. Carrie Palmer spent last week m
nth Mrs. Sherman Bishop OF Phlla- W
elphia, and with Mr.. and Mrs. Al
ert Palmer of Pennsville, N. j., MIR. fr
nd Mrs. Judson Ryan and children
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