Milford chronicle., 1939-06-16
FELTON,


daughter Kathryn OF Christiana and
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Herman Mullen OF
Wilmington were recent guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper Gruwell. "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Milburne,
Mrs. Lawrence Keller, Mrs. ]. E.
Melvin and Mrs. w. B. Macklin at
tended the annual banquet of the
Rebekah Lodge in Wilmington last
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Lawrence Fitchett and son,
David Friedel Fitchett, came home
from the Milford Memorial Hospital
ON Wednesday of last week. -
Mrs, Mary Abercombie, Mrs. John
Herring and Miss Mary Biddle spent
last Thursday In Wilmington.
The Girl Scouts, under the lead
ership of Miss Dorothy Heyd will
hold a bake on Saturday morning,
June IL, in the Community Hall.
Mrs. NJ. Evelyn Killen attended the
funeral of Lewis B. Graves in Town
send on Wednesday.
Miss Harriet G. Cain left last
week for Chestnut Lodge Sanitarium,
Rockville, Md, where she has ac-
cepted a position as assistant dieti-
clan. f9 tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Schabinger
and Mrs. Lott Ludlow attended the
commencement at the University of
Delaware last Monday. Edward Har-
old Schabinger and Miss Ruth War
ringtOn were among the members of
the graduating class.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis, Mrs.
Martha FriedeI and Mrs. Harry Ea-
ton attended the funeral Of Purnell
Davis in York, Pa, on Tuesday of
last week. The deceased was a bro
ther of Mrs. Friedel and Mr.. Davis.
Mrs. Lyia Smith who has been
an extended visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Moore left last
Sunday for her summer home at
Summit Camp.
Hammond Cubbage. Miss Char
lotte Sipple and Miss Elizabeth
Southard who have been attending
the University Of Delaware, are
spending the summer vacation at
their homes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel HodgsOn
with Mr.. and Mrs. James McNeal of
Rising Sun spent Sunday with Miss
Kathryn HOdgson at Brandywine
The commencement exercises of
the FELTON, High School were held in
The auditorium last Wednesday eve
ming. The following program was
rendered:
Invocation, Rev. E S. Gault. pastor |
lf Frederick Church.
Vocal trio, Thelma Carey. Salina
Hates. Thelma Torbert.
Salutatory, Edgar Dill.
Trombone solo, William Keller.
Valedictory, Dorothy Spayd.
Address, DR.. Francis Harvey Green
If Pennington, N. ].
Cornet solo. Professor r. S. Mac
Haddin.
Instrumental duet, R. S. MaeFad-
lin and Riley Melvin.
Presentation of diplomas and
wards, Professor D. A. Petry.
Benediction, Rev. Willard Everett.
The following awards were an
Avon Club prize of $3.50 each for
achievement for year:
18th grade, Edgar Dill.
llth grade. Dorothy SchOfield.
10th grade, Caroline Simpler.
9th grade, Louis Hurd.
Alumni English prize for four
ears work:
First prize, $500, Dorothy Spayd;
econd, $500, Louise O'Day; third,
2 90, Edgar Dill.
AS there was a tie between Doro-
by Spayd and Edgar Dill for the
istory prize, each pupil received $5
-om the unknown donor, who annu-
lily offers this award.
William Keller, president of the
lass, announced a contribution by
he class of 1899 towards the pur-
lase of a movie protector for the
,hOol. DIR. Green, principal of the
School, took for his sub
ct How to Dress" and urged each
raduate to put on a cloak of right
BUSINESS; a thinking cap, a tie OF
and shoes of happiness
wear through life.
Mrs. Willard Everett, Mrs. Cooper
ruwell and Miss Nellie Hughes at
nded the garden party and tea Civ
/ by Rev. and Mrs. Walter Hearn at
e district parsonage in Dover last
lesday afternoon.
The members of the Sarah Rebek-
/ Lodge presented the travelling
vel to the Laura Rebekah Lodge of
nyrna last Monday evening.
Miss Doris Friedel, librarian in the
lblic school in Crewe, Va, came
,me last week to spend the sum
sr.
Mrs. Vaughan Hastings of Seaford
sited Miss Nellie Hughes last week.
iey attended the picnic given by q
e University Women's Club at Re- -
both. n
Mrs. Walter Hughes and Miss Ha- \