Milford chronicle., 1940-11-15

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two story dwelling on his farm
here. Attached to his large CHECKER
house it will be occupied by his
daughter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs
John Walls.
The Home Demonstration Club oi
Hollymount met at the home of Mrs
Elizabeth Stevenson on Wednesday
of this week.
AAA Soil Conservation checks are
beginning to trickle into this section
of the county for 1910.
daughter, Sarah, Mrs. Florence
Carey and sons, Alfred and William,
visited Horace Short at the Univer-
sity of Delaware last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walker, Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin Clifton and l.. Har-
mon visited Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Watson, at Perryville, Nd, on Sun
day.
Captain and Mrs. Darby and son,
Gilbert, of Philadelphia. were the
guests of Mrs. GOldie Owens over the
weekend.
Mrs. Laura Calhoun, who has been
quite i'll at her home on Chestnut
street, is convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wyatt, OF
Georgetown, visited Mrs. Mary Quig
on Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Myers, Oi
Philadelphia, spent a few days this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester E. Clendaniel
and children were guests of Phila-
delphia relatives last week.
The great dramatizatIon of the
Passion Play, "Solgotha," a full
length talking motion picture. which
cost 100000 to produce will be pre-
sented in the Milton High School
auditorium this afternoon friday
November 10. at / O'Clock and this
evening at 1880 o'clock. The play
has been brought to Milton by the
membership of Goshen Methodist
Church and is being presented un-
der their auspices. The following
local merchants have special admis-
sior tickets: Webb's Cutrate, Mil
ton SC to S1.00 Store. Wagamon and
S1h, McDowelTs Beauty Shoppe
Clyde Belts, Vernon Reeds Service
Station. Smiths Millinery, J. d. Rob
bins. Milton Sausage and Scrapple
Blacks Store, Atlantic &
Pacific Tea Company, American
Stores.
Gene Hudson, son of Mrs. Wilmot
Hudson, of Bridgeville, formerly of
this town, has returned home after
four weeks stay at the Milford
Memorial Hospital where he under
went blood transfusions.
School News
The assembly program on Monday
was presented by the ninth grade in
observance of American Education
Week. Dorothy Schultz presided,
and introduced the following pro-
gram: Singing, God Bless Amer
ca;" a moments silence in observ-
ance of Armistice with the playing
If the taps by Mr.. Mann; tap-dance
BY Doris Chandler; American Edu-
cation Week proclamation" Ruth
orchestra selection: a
scene from the Senior play, "The
Phantom Bells" greetings from the
American Legion, National Educa-
ion Association, United States Office
If Education and the National Con-
yress of Parents and Teachers, read
,y Madelyn Savage, Mildred Metz
er. Catherine Blizzard and Mildred
smith; military tap dance. Doris
Chandler; Education for the Com
non Defense" presented by Eldert
Mcgee, Theodore Stuchlik. Clarence
Savage, Herman Black. Preston
Chandler. Louise Hurley, Patsy Mar
-el and Layton Emory; singing,
America. the Beautiful"
The faculty of our school has re-
eived congratulations from the Ma
ional Education Association in rec
gnition of 100eS membership en-
This Is noteworthy
chievement
This afternoon CFriday) at one
clock the school will see the pic
ure Col GOlgdtha" in the school
The admission will be
Oc
The seventh grade has recently
cmpleted making aprons. These
rere judged and the following three
laced. The first prize was won by
Iarie Mcgee; second, Emily Glen
aniel, and third, Audie Macklin.
Re ninth grade girls have completed
mocks. The prize winners in this
lass were: First, Louise Hurley;
scond. Mildred Metzler. and third,
atsy Marvel.
Students who completed the home
unit most satisfactorily
ere Mary ChaIcupka, Aretha Hast
lgc and Helen Walls.
On Friday, November s. the Mill
N soccer team lost to Rehoboth by
le score of to 8. This was a well
layed game and although the Mil
m boys were defeated they deserve
edit for their efforts,
Goals were scored by Dodd and
arsh for Rehoboth; Wilkins and
peDcer for Milton.
High school boys and girls will
art basketball practice this week.
0. Brittingham will coach the
'ys and James Marvel will be the
Ills coach.
the Juniors Of Milton High School
ish to thank all those who helped
make their bake a success, by
,ying, contributing or many OF
e other ways.