Milford chronicle., 1939-05-12
GEORGETOWN

o'clock. The program follows: !
Band. "Thunderer" by Sousa; "Mer
rymen". by Thomas; "Triste". b!
Sibelious: 'Knighthood March," b.
Bennett.
2. Fourth and fifth grade hut'
classes: Farmer in the Dell;" Lit
tie Dog" "Suawnee River" "Ault
Lang Sine"
3. Orchestra: "Pinky the Sailor
march; Moonlight Beach," waltz
Apache Indians" novelty.
4. Piano solo, "Scherzo". Mendel
sOhn composition, by Mrs. Kathryn
Stroup.
5. Community sing.
6. Band system march: "Al and
Hal" cornet and trombone duet. Mar
tin Isaacs.. Kermit Scarborough.
Z. Violin duet: "Goldenrod", by
Betty Gordy and Sally Thomas.
s. Trumpet solo: maid of the
Mist" by Clarke. Prof. Chester
Stroup.
8. Piano duets: Waltz of the Flow
ers" and Russian Dance" (Tschai-
kowsky). by Mrs. Stroup and Miss
Alleut EiihCuciS.
10. Band: Genius March," Put and
Take (GyraD Fast Dance" and
pivot Man"
A medal will be awarded from Bea-
com College. Wilmington. to Miss
Beulah Baker, member of the Junior
class of the Georgetown High School.
for achieving 63 words a minute, the
highest speed in typing of any stu
dent in the school. The next five
highest typists in order of rank who
will receive blue ribbons are: Miss
Esther Sammons. 81 words; Miss
Elva Spicer. 54: Miss Pauline John
son, So: Miss Bernice Dayton. 49;
Miss Mary Dodd. As.
The MAY Day festival of the
High School will be held
this year on Tuesday. May %. The
theme will be a Worlds Fair Of
1t will be in commemoration
Of the 150th anniversary of the inau-
guration of Washington as the first
president. There will be no May
court in the general accepted idea
IF May queen and her court. Miss
lane Hudson has been chosen to
reign over the festivities and Mar
.ha Washington" Her court will be
1rincesses and ladies of the visiting
Students of the art department
.reated and sketched a model of the
symbol for their fair. similar to the
leresphere and trylon of the New
FORK Worlds Fair. The cog-wheel.
IS well as the pylons, will be the
symbol of youth of the fair of George
own. The cog-wheel will represent
he slow movement of time for the
,ast century and half; the mariners
yheel will be symbolic of the bring
ng to our shores of the hearty Euro
,eans seeking a new home in this
and and those who today have come
o view the progress of this country.
The pylons, standing high and erect,
re gracefully streamlined to show
he efficiency of the conquest OF ma
erial things and the application OF
cientific thought to arts. thinking
nd social development.
The program will. in a measure, be
trictly based on what the New York
Worlds Fair represents. 1t will take
N an international aspect in that
oreign diplomats and rulers will be
epicted. especially the visits of for
ign rulers to this country this
lonth.
II has been announced that dou-
Ie wedding took place on Monday !
light of last week at Dagsboro, when 1
Iiss Verde Banks, of Clarksville. be-
anne the bride of William West. oil !
ear Frankford. and Miss Esther /
ayton. of Selbyville, became the
ride of Carl Lekites of Millville. Lii
enses to the nuptial couples were is
ned by Clerk of the Peace Francis
Morgan, with request that the
suance of the licenses be not pub
shed. They wanted to surprise their
,Iatives and friends. The Rev. f.
. Baker. pastor of the Dagsboro
/. f. Church, performed the cere-
Ony.
Falling from her porch i'm Mills
pro as result of a misstep. Mrs.
ingo. wife of Clarence ID. Lingo,
roke both bones in leg. She is
ndergoing treatment in the Beebe
ospital. Lewes, where she was inn
ediately taken.
Announcement of the marriage OF
iss Mary Edna Donovan, daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. David NJ. Donovan.
Redden. and Raymond w. Nelson.
Glendale, has been made. The
edding took place at Milton on April
at the Pilgrim Holiness parsonage,
e Rev. w. J. Crider performing the
remOny.
The first church in lower Delaware
announce the date for holding the
lnual children's day services is that
Beaver Dam NJ. P. Church, Harbe-
N. The date has been fixed for Sun
Y night. May 2S. Usually such SER
ces are held in June.
Announcement of the marriage of
iss Myrtle Wells. of Selbyville.
.ughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
,orge Wells. and William Short, OF
son of Mrs. Mamie Short
d the late Harvey Short, of Laurel.
le wedding took place at Frankford
April 26. the Rev. John A. Clark.
stor of the Frankford M. E.
lurch. performing the ceremony.
Miss Grace NJ. Moore. of Milton.
d Grover C. Shockley. Jr.. of Re-
both. were married at RehObOth
st Sunday night by the Rev. Conrad
inner. pastor of the Rehoboth nj. e.
urch.
The Georgetown High School Ju-
Or 9prom" will be held tonight
riday) from $500 to IL. The affair
II he strictly under guidance of the
,ulty who have made strict rules
yarding this years affair. 1t will
given in the auditorium OF the
lool.