Milford chronicle., 1939-06-02
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On Sunday morning. June 4, Rev.
f. Gault will deliver the sermon to
the graduating class.
On Monday evening, June 3, the
class play directed by Mrs Marion E..
Keyes will be given. 1t is a comedy,
Aunt Sophronia at College" The
characters are: Walter Bronson,
Aunt Sophronia," Everett Harring-
ton; Percy Lougman, Uncle Eben-
ezer," Harold Spayd; Fred Landers,
Uncle Jerry" George Sipple; Ned
Hollister, Uncle Hiram" Billy Pal
mer; Eleanor De Lancey, Elsie
Schwindt; Goods at Blsnkton College,
Alice Miner, Betty Spayd, Hazel
Greene, Margaret Hurd, Lucy Bon
rer, Lillian Pleasanton, Miriam
Clark, Alice Maull, Jean Baxter,
Betty Dare, Dorothy Abbott, Eileen
Virden. Miss Sophronia Fletcher,
the real aunt Emma McGinnis; Pro-
fessor Brownley, president of Blank
ton College Bobby Martin; Bridget
O'Reilly, Margaret Banks
Oct |. Scene: A sitting room in
small college Act H. Ned's room in
the boys dormitory. Act III. Same
as act one.
The graduating class will have din
ner at the Boulevard Inn on Friday,
followed by trip to the moving pic
lures in Milford.
The graduating exercises will be
held in the school auditorium on the
evening of June 6. Rev. Roscoe
Metzger of the Peoples Church of
Dover will deliver the address to the
graduates. The flute ensemble will
play for the march and part OF the
singing. The salutatorian will be
Robert Martin. The valedictorian will
be Margaret Hurd. The public has a
cordial invitation to attend all these
exercises.
Mrs. Annie Boone has gone to Cam
den, n. j., to see her daughter, Mrs.
Susie Farlow, who is ill.
Mrs. r. J. Russell is much i'm
proved from her recent illness.
Mrs Howard Wix spent the week.
end in Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Kase and son
Of Church Hill, Md, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. William Jen-
sen.
Mrs. |. W. Belts who has been with
her sister, Miss Anna L. Roat, at the
Sibley Memorial Hospital, has return
ed home accompanied by her daugh- |
ter, Mrs. Herbert Dodd, of Caldwell, !
n. ]. /
Mrs. Marion e. Keyes attended a
Inner at the Wayside Inn at Smyrna
last Tuesday evening, given by the
Kent County English Teachers Asso-
ciation.
Capt. Earl Webb is home for a
line from Philadelphia.
Miss Evelyn Purnell visited the
Worlds Fair last week.
Mrs. Charles Holleger and Mrs.
James Morris visited in Wilmington
asst Saturday.
Mrs. Sallie Williams Is visiting her
laughter Mrs. Mary Rawlins in New
FORK City.
y Mrs. Gordon Counselman spent
in Wilmington.
Janet Stayton of Milford is visiting
ler cousin, Elizabeth Jane Gerow.
Miss Mae Afatlack, James Ryan
md son Lee of Camden, N. j., Lou
Ted Staley of Newark
pent the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
'harles Matlack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hopes of
Pa, were guests of Mrs.
|. W. Boone on Tuesday.
Alonzo Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
.ank, Mrs. Jessie Walstrom. Mrs. A.
}. Harrington, Miss Elizabeth Wal
from and Mrs. Eta Smithers attend
d the beautiful and impressive ser
ices at the Capitol Theatre in Do
er on Sunday evening.
Fishing at Bowers is a fayorite /,
astime with our town folk. Last |
Teek party from here went out on
le bay and caught 500 croakers and {
rout in two hours. The wind was
outheast and the sport was exciting. {
he party consisted of George David
on, Mr.. and Mrs. William Briggs,
Irs. Lillian Jester, Mrs. Ted Lang
Eli, Mrs. George Ryder and son Billy. '
he catch was divided among neigh
ors and friends. {
Mr.. Porter of Greensboro, Md, has G
pened an ice cream store here. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Maguigan of
erona, N. j., were weekend guests G
! Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Holleger. They
ok their grandson, Francis, home
ith them to attend the Worlds G
air.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gordon and il
mily of Essington, Pa, and Mrs. e
oward L. Green of Pleasantville,
j., were Sunday guests of Mr.. and '
RS. David L. Green. G
DR.. and Mrs. Herman Abbot of 4
were week end guests r
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Melvin. q
A meeting of the Frederick Sun {
line Society was held in the church il
! Tuesday evening, May 16. Mrs. S
omer Hopkins presided and Miss
Iizabeth Lank was organist. The 4
cretary's report was accepted and S
corded. The treasurer had fine
port. The travelling apron" was c