Milford chronicle., 1940-04-26
BRTDGEVMLE
0peretla ana HohbY Sh0N

ana lLlt CUDHuuQIC 6AAan l1uu VII
sponsor a Hobby Show at the schoo
on Friday evening, May 3. The op
eretta will begin promptly at s p
sn The Hobby Show will follow.
Silver offerings will be taken Al
the doors Of each. The Offering tol
the operetta will be used to start z
fund for band uniforms for 'the
school band. The Hobby Show will
teneft the school paper THE Sig
nal"
The operetta, Little Red Riding
Hood" in which more than 100 chill
dren take part. is an operetta in
four scenes based upon the old fairy
story of the same name. The words
and music are by L. E. Yeamans
and it has been directed by. Prof.
Wendell e. Johnson, and the follow
ing teachers: Miss Mabel Jones,
Mrs. Earle .McCauley, Miss Eliza
beth Kinder, Miss Katherine Rich
ards, Miss Margaret DickersOn and
Miss Anna Short. The cast of char
acters follows: Red Riding Hood,
Peggy Jackson, Marjory, her play
mate. Alfredo Corey; Grandmother,
jeanne Newton; Woodmen, Billy
Curry, Francis Hardesty, Hollis
Hearn. Jimmy Cannon. Billy Truitt,
Billy Seabreeze, Franklin ShOckley;
other playmates, Dorothy Priestley,
Richard Stuart, Norma Lee Russell,
Ann Brenner, Richard Stone, Doris
Passwaters. Betty Marie Stuart.
Jimmy Scott, Rosie Marie Mihalik,
Paul Myer Jeanette Tucker, DOrO-
thy Swain, Mary Jane Elliott, June
Osborne. MARCEL Aiken. Patricia
Williams, Ann Walker Ferguson.
Jean Tucker, Marie Cashwell, RhOda
Records: Wolf, Robert Lee Carey;
ROPeep, Elvira ConnOr; Miss Muf-
fet, Mary Jane Layton; Spider, Me-
lissa Ladd; Jack HOrner. Jimmy |
Mifflin; Jack, Bobby COrdrey; Jill, |
Virginia Deming; Trumpeters, Ed
mund RuOs and David Lee Clancy;
Servants, Robert King and Joe Bur-
ton; Old King Cole. Dennis TryOn; |
Fiddlers, Thomas Lockerman, Dom
aid Parsons and Daniel Jones; Pi-
rer, Alberta Myer, Florence Tramp
ton, and Mary Mcdowell; Drum
mers. MarVil Condor, Alton Millman
and Bobby Wiley; Dancers, Elaine
Donovan, Ruby Williams and ShiF-
ley Jones; Little Violet. Margaret
Morris; Daisies, Joanne Sherts.
Wanda Stewart Dorothy Brown.
Phyllis Passwaters. Norma Jane Ad-
ans, Norma Lee ShOckley, Margaret
Smith, Margaret Brenner. Joy Lee
Jones, Joan Priestley, Ann l.. New {
ton. Joan williamson; Butterflies,
Florence Anderson, Frances Malii- n
tahO, Sally Ann Lewis, Phyllis Ray, r
Dolores Bullock, Neva Raughley
Janet Wiley and Rachel Mcdowell; s
Bears, Barnet Zsedney, Ernest Con-
don, George Adams, Rowland Cash i
well, Ray Trivetts, Walter Burton, q
Donald Chalmers, Richard Wiley, In
Harry McIlvaine and Bobby Pass {
waters; Bunnies, John McCandless. a
Harlan Jones. John Russell, Harry +
Davis, Donald Joseph. Ronald Stuart
Calvin O'llay and Harry Wiley. Ia
Chorus: Leroy Locates, Ronald II
Moore, Eunlce Friedel, Rosa Pass
waters, Nancy Lee Jones, Delta a
Figgs, Joan Osborne, Pauline Gray !
Betty Lee Smith, Marvin Taylor
Bobby MaekIin, Dorothy MiIImaR.
Harris. Franklin Brown, 0rlan /
l1fOWus + iDyu DAiuGSf AfHdlltH hH- 4
dersOn, Alice Dean, DOthiette MILL .
gan, Ollie Wiley. Margaret LaUer n
Ruth Ann WillOughby. Barbara Dean.
Pearl Parsons, HOsalie Nichols and h,
evelyn West q,
To celebrate the Delaware Festi-
al Of Arts the committee in charge f.
will put on the following program N
rom May TO May n: m
May ) Operclta and Hobby Shaw. m
luilts and rugs display IN show n.
0Om of llOch Bros. garage. Adult NJ
1T exhibit, Tuesday Night Club
IOuse ii,
May China, glass. silver. pew or
er. brass. show rOOH llUch Bros on
arage AZ
May Panel discussion on art, m
uesday Night Club House. pj
May sis -DOOrways lighted n +,
ie community. M
May o Bedspreads. COunterpancs.
ibie cloths. HOch garage. tu
May 10-Alumni banquet. at The on
,hool Children's art exhibit al the M,
ues,,.,y AIsht club House. an
May l3 -Lustrewarc. HOch gar ON
se. t;r
Aiuy III 4Nttult WOIhs llOtu SdI- I'M
e.. ~.
ORin j. Wiley. age GS years. mer- He
lamt in Bridgeville for 40 years, nj
ed at his home on Market street. lev
l Friday morning, April 10, after
lingering illness. Funeral SER niy
ces were held from the Hardesty Sh,
lneral ParlOrs on Monday after an,
ION at 2 O'Clock. Services in charge hri
Rev. Preston w. Spence, pastor da,
Union Methodist Church. Inter amS
ent in Bridgeville cemetery. Mr. "nt
illey is survived by his wife, Mrs onf
,Orgia Wiley; two sons, James, of A
'eenwoOd. and Herman. of Bridge ber
lie; five grandchildren, one sister, hor
IS. w. II. Newton, and two bro
ers. John Wiley and Ira Wiley Ma,
Mrs. G. L. Brown was hostess to Sin
: NanticOke Chapter of Maryland, ur
nghters of the American RevOlu- N
n on Saturday, April 20, at her dan
me 'IIOlly-de-Lite, which was Sei,
lutifully decorated in spring flow and
;. most deilcio9s luncheon was Sat
wed at one o'clock, after which a ,ur,
" interesting meeting and pro- Ed
I'M was enjoyed M
Mrs. Margaret Longendyke OF Sea- hur
d, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. IIo,
thur Stuart and Mr. Stuart. ou
Aessrs. Harry Scott, of Philadel- nhi,
Ia, and William Smith of Potts n
'h' Pa;, We're weekend guests OF Clu
and Mrs. ]. Burton Purnell. men