Milford chronicle., 1941-10-24

for worship, William Reed, chair
man; commission for world SER
vice, Doris Chandler; commission
for social service, Herman Black;
commission for recreation, Patricia
Marvel; counselors, Mrs. Granville
Tyndall, Miss Mary King, Mrs. w.
Layton Reed, Mrs. Clara Reed,
Herman BFittingham.
These officers will be installed
next Sunday evening. The at
tendance goal is 3O If you are age
1923, or interested in youth work,
you are cordially invited to at
tend
School News
The senior class of Milton High
School will present a play called
solo Flight" on Thursday eve
ming, November 6, at o'clock, in
the high school auditorium. The
cast of characters are as follows:
Marion Edginton, Mary Betty
Crouch, Marguerite Wilkins, Mao
mi Workman, Ray Dodd, Clarence
Barker, and Donald Clendaniel. Ad-
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An election of the student coun-
Gil was held Tuesday, October IA.
The following were elected: Pres
ident, Donald Clendaniel; vice
president, Ella Clendaniel; secre-
tary and treasurer, Louise Hurley.
October Is, the girls met for their
first meeting of the Junior Red
Cross knitting group. All the
classes are presenting gifts for the
Christmas boxes.
The ninth grade with their tea
cher, Mrs. Winn, attended a very
interesting demonstration of sand
wich making by the Bond Bread
demonstration at the New Century
Club.
A Halloween program will be
given by the ninth grade, on Fri
day, October 81, at l p. m.
The Senior Girl Reserves will go
to the boy scout camp for a picnic
on Thursday, October 80, 8 p. M.
A community fair. will be held
October 30. Entertainment will be
given Thursday night and visitors
are welcome all day Friday. Those
in charge of this are: Chairman,
Ray Dodd; premium list, Russell
Donovan; program and entertain
ment, Donald Clendaniel; cake,
pie, and candy booth, Russell Ben
son; advertisement, Manning Tish-
er; exhibits, Clarence Barker;
Greenhands; decoration,
home economics girls; judges,
Richard Chesser; prizes, Russell
Donovan. Come one and all.
An election of the Junior Girl
Reserves was held October 2. The
following were elected: President,
Ruth Dean; vice president Marie
Mcgee; secretary, Jeanette Mar
veil treasurer, Doris Wright; pro-
gram committee, Wanda Clendan-
iel, Elmede Smith, Elsie Dutton;
service, Thelma Wells, Audie
Macklin. Vietta Wilson, Adonia OF
we'll, Aileen Donovan, Bernice
Johnson and Almira Reed; ways
and means, Emily Clendaniel, Dor
othy Messick, Gladys Madjawsy.
Those who attended Camp Oton-
ka Day on Saturday, October IL,
were Patsy Draper, Isabelle Dra-
per, Arithea Walls, Ethel Clifton,
Ruth Reed, Bernice johnson, Jea-
nette Marvel and Betty Belts. The
day was spent in discussing plans
for the Girls Reserve work, canoe
ing, dancing. AT 5 o'clock a gypsy.
tea was given, followed by a YES
per service. At 1880 o'clock a ban
quet was held. They also visited
both Coast Guard Stations at Beth
any Beach,
On October 10, the r. w. Helm
Chapter of Future Farmers of Am
erica, met at Milton School to in
itiate the new comers. The new
comers were Ralph Benson, James
Steele, Reese Stevenson. Junior
Smith, Charles Jones, Jr., Theodore
Sutehlik. Howard Barker, Neil
Clifton, Calvin Clifton, John Trice,
Dan Crouch and Harry Marvel. AZ
terwards' refreshments were serv-
ed.