Milford chronicle., 1940-09-20

New York, and the Misses Katherine
Gray, Jane Lingo, and Mary King,
Mary Washington College, Freder-
icksburg, Va.
Some Of the teachers spent their
time travelling. Mrs. Winh spent
two weeks touring the New Eng
land States and Canada. Miss
Esther Weakley, Miss Sarah Ferger-
son and Mrs. Marguerite White went
to the New York Worlds Fair.
Activities Of the Class Of 1910:
Dorothy Isaacs has entered West
Chester State Teachers College.
This same school has been selected
by Jean Marvel, '39, and P. G., 40.
Richard WagamOn has entered Riv-
erside Military Academy, Gaines
vile, Georgia. Betty Stevenson and
Katherine Adkins have entered the
Memorial Hospital, Milford. Miss
Marie NovOtny is employed at the
NAPLES Lumber Company.
November /, the F. F. A. boys are
sponsoring a community fair. It is
known as the Milton Community
Fair. The premium list which con-
sists of entries of both plant and
animals, iwill be ready by the 18th
of September. The entertainment
will be professional. The F. F. A.
meetings will be the first and third
Friday nights of each month.
Following the assembly program
Monday, the high school met in their
home rooms and elected officers.
They are as follows: 7th. President,
Margaret Ward, V. president, Emily
Clendaniel; secretary-treasurer, Jas.
Johnson; Sth, President, Wanda
Clendaniel, vice president, Frank
Johnson, secretary-treasurer, Will
liam Whaley; Student Council, Will
lis Thomas, hostess, Ruth Dean;
9Th, President, Patricia Draper;
vice-president, Theodore Stuchlik;
secretary-tr Roberta Wilk-
ins; Student Council members, Lou
ise Hurley and Preston Chandler,
Jr. 10th, President, Ella Clendaniel,
Vice-president, William Reed; sec
Geneva Rogers;
Student Council, James Reed, Rus
sell Donovan. 18th, President, Dom
aid Clendaniel; vice-president, Rich
ard Chesser; secretary treasurer,
Mary Betty Crouch; Student Coun-
ell, Clarence Barker, Richard Ches-
ser, Marion Edginton and Ray DOdd. !
18th, Pres, Cecil Carpenter; vice |
president, Martin Hastings; secre-
Grace Thomas; Stu |
lent Council, Charles Breuninger,
Charles PettyjOhn, Billy Spencer,
Martin Hastings, Rae Russell and
jecil Carpenter. The following Off
'ers were elected for the Athletic
President, Paul Par 4
Ons; Yice-president, Marion Edgin-
on. Girls secretary treasurer,
trace Thomas; boys secretary
reasurer, Donald Clendaniel; boys
chairman, James
Iced; girls manager, Helen Walls;
Oys" manager, Billy Spencer.
lOshen Methodist Church News
Services next Sunday will be:
1880, Morning Worship; 11:45,
'hurch School; 1880, Evening medi-
alton in singing, prayer, and SER
non. The attendance last Sunday
vas more than trebled that of the
receding evening. Will you be
mOng those who will close the
iabbath in worship?
Following the Church school SER
ice, the Board of the Church School
will meet to further the work of the
chool.
MEETING
Announcements have been sent
ut inviting the women to attend the
harter meeting of the new organ
zatiOn for women Of Methodism
which will be known as "The WO-
mans Society of Christian Service"
he first meeting will be held Tues
ay evening, September "a, at 1880
t the church.
'IRST QUARTERLY
Friday evening, September q, at
80, DR.. w. A. Hearn will preside
t the first quarterly conference.
lALLY DAY
October 6 will be observed as
tally Day. All departments of the
hurch school will present a pro-
ram at the evening service that
gill be an outcome of the years
gork. The primary department pro-
ram will be presented before the
choOl at noon instead Of at even
az.
The committee in charge Of the
rogram are: Primary department,
Irs. David Donovan, Misses Betty
mith and Margaret Black; Junior
Mrs. Harry Isaacs,
Iisses Ruth Warren and Clara
Eal1s, and Donald Clendaniel.
intermediate Department, Mrs.
lara Reed and Misses Bertha Jones
nd Sarah Atkins.
Young People, Mrs. Layton Reed,
Iiss Olive Long and Mrs. William
. Wagamon. u