Milford chronicle., 1940-11-01

Harry Draper, Mrs. William F. Now
land, Mrs. William ID. Johnson, Mrs
Martin Black, Mrs. George Larke
Mrs. Joseph Brown, Mrs. Albert
Whaley, Mrs. Charles StOver and
Mrs. David Donovan, all of Milton,
and Misses Emile Hazard, Margar-
ct Black, Phyllis Wilson and Sara
Darby, of Milton, and Miss Velma
Anderson of FairmOunt. Miss EN-
lille Hazard won first prize, Miss
Velma Anderson, second, and Miss
Margaret Black. floating.
Mrs. Sara M. Irwin, aged 5S years,
widow of the late A. Wallace Irwin,
resident of Milton since birth, passed
away at the residence of her daugh-
ter at RehobOth on Monday, October
2S. Funeral services for Mrs. Ir-
win were held on Thursday at 2:OO
P. NJ, from Wilson's funeral home,
with the Rev. Joseph B. Vaughn of
made in the Goshen Methodist ceme-
terry, Milton. Mrs. Irwin is survived
BY one daughter, Mrs. John Cowgirl,
of RehObOth, and by a host of rela-
tives and friends.
Thelma Marie Wells, aged eight
months, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elijah Wells of Milton, passed away
at the Milford Memorial Hospital on
Tuesday, October 29. Funeral SER
vices were held Friday from Will
sons funeral home, at 300 P. NJ,
,y;4I, tba Davr ToConb n UanOhn Of
Milton officiating. Interment was in
Millsboro, in the MillsbOro ceme-
terry.
The Milton Junior High School
Class will hold a bake in Walls
building (where Reds Moore moved
FROM on Tuesday. November 5, cleo
tion day.
To Give Organ Recital
G. Roy Mann, music instructor in
the Milton Public School, will give
an organ recital in Goshen MethO-
dist Church. Sunday evening, No
Vember 3, at 1880. The public is
most cordially invited to come and
enjoy the program which will be as
follows:
Part II. Prelude to Act III,
'Lohengrin", Wagner; 2. AdagiO
Cantabile, Sonata Pathetique",
Beethoven; 8. "Sakuntala", Gold
mark; 4. 'Flight of the Bumblebee,' -
Rimski-Korsakof. Part is. Inn
notation Music. Act III, "Die Got
terdacmmerung," Wagner; 6. Hun
garian Rhapsody. No. H." List; T..
Prelude and Love Death, Tristan
und Isolde" Wagner.
Goshen Methodist Church
Sunday: 1O:3O-Morning Worship.
Rev. Ivanhoe Willis, an executive of
the Peninsula Conference, will bring
the message. He will also speak at
the Church School session at 11:45.
At $50, Madeleine Postles and Will
liam Reed will lead the League SER
vice, continuing the topic, Future
Home Builders" At 1880. Mr.. Roy
Mann of the Milton School faculty
will give an organ recital.
The Fisher Bible Glass will meet
at the home of Mrs. ]. Leon Black,
evening, November 6, at
1880.
The Jubilee Choir rehearsal will
be at 1900 O'Clock Thursday evening
at the church, followed by senior
choir rehearsal at 500.
School News
SENIOR PLAY-Are you afraid
Of ghosts or of mysterious bells
that come from nowhere? If you
are, come to see 1.-THE Phantom
Bells" presented by the seniors of
Milton High School, November IL.
at 500 O'Clock, in the school audi
torium. Tickets may be bought in
dents. The admission is S5c for
advance from any of the senior stu
adults and Csc for children.
ASSEMBLY PROGRAM-The as
sembly program on Monday was in
observance of Halloween. The
eighth grade, taught by Miss Gray,
presented the program, as follows: |
How Halloween Began" Wanda |
1.-THE Goblins Will Get
You," Grace Councillor; play, |
Ghosts That Walked on Hallow-
Gen." Jeanette Marvel, Billy Whaley |
and Edward Scott.
The Milton F. F. A. Chapter was
at the State F. F. A.
banquet at Caesar Rodney on We'd
nesday night. Charles Pettyjohn and |
Cecil Carpenter were delegates, and |
Ray Dodd and Bobby Stevenson, al
Lernates.
Mrs. Dorothy Elliott, Georgetown,
substituted last week for Miss Fer
guson, who was ill, and on Monday
Tor Miss Wilson, who was absent be-
cause of illness.
Miss Wealley and Mrs. Welch
Visited Dorothy Postles and Jean
Marvel at West Chester State Teach
sr's College last Thursday evening,
while they were in Wilmington at
lending the D. s. q. A.
The juniors will hold bake in
he Walls building on Election day.
The soccer team will play Reho-
both, at Rehoboth, Friday afternoon
It 400 o'clock.
School will be closed Tuesday In
observance Of election day.