Milford chronicle., 1941-06-06

James West
Edward Conaway
Chester Watts
James Hastings
William Hudson
Edward Holson
George Spicer
James Scott
The program follows:
Professional, School Band.
Invocation, Rev Harry W.
Ewig, pastor of First Presbyterian
Church.
SaTutatory, what Democracy
Means to the American Boy,
James Baxter
Essay, what Democracy Means
to the American Girls" Ruth Rob
inson.
Piano solo, "Golliwogg's Cake
Walk" Debussy; "Fantasie in D
Minor" Elizabeth Short.
"You and Military Prepared
ness" William Royal.
Trio, "Amaryllfs," Air Du Dol
Louis III. Ghys, Lift Thine Eyes
Elijah, Mendelsshon, Iva Johnson,
Mildred Conaway, Louise Carey.
Youth and Industrial Prepared
ness" William Faucet.
Vocal solo, 20 Rest in the LORD" ?"
Elijah, Mende1ssohn; "Out on the
Deep" English Chanty, Lohr, Jack
Maybury.
Valedictory, Education Defends
Democracy" Arlene Meyer.
Interlude. Westward Hoi" jan
ct Waltz" School Band.
Presentation of class, Superin-
tendent Butt.
Awarding OF diplomas, former
Congressman Houston.
Valedictory song.
Benediction, Rev. Richard X
White.
Jailed FsF Dpanllen Driving
Lee Rogers. of Glendale, was
arrested last Friday by Highway
officer Raymond Keelins on a
charge of driving a car while un-
der the influence OF liquor. Given a
hearing before Magistrate W. Ell
wood Wright here, he was commit
ted TO the Sussex county Jail for
thirty days in default of payment
OF fine OF $4,000 and costs.
G. H. s. Baccalaureate Sermon
The baccalaureate sermon to the
graduating class of the George
town High School was delivered in
the school auditorium Sunday
night by the Rev. Harry w. Ewig,
pastor of First Presbyterian
Church.
The sermon to the graduates of
the Lord Baltimore Consolidated
School, serving Ocean View and
Millville, was delivered Sunday
morning by the Rev. ]. r Glenn of
Ocean View.
G. ii. s. Wins Over MiiIdletOwn
After being somewhat handicap
ped in not carrying off the high
jump and 100 yard dash in the in
terscholastic track meet here with
Middletown the county seaters won
over Middletown High by the score
of 55h to 4315. Jimmy Walls for
the county seat boys won first in
the 220 yard dash. broad jump and
javelin throw, and second in the
100 yard and 440 yard dash, thus
being the outstanding star Of
Georgetown High.
The results follow:
High jump-First, tied between
Georgetown and Middletown. height
feet, inches.
$50 yard run-First, G. Henry,
Georgetown second, Buckworth,
Middletown; third, Watts, Middle
town. Time, 2 minutes, 16 seconds.
100 yard dash-First, Davidson,
Middletown; second, Walls,
Georgetown; third, Buckingham,
Middletown. Time: 10.5 seconds.
Shotput-First. L. Ayers, George
town; second. ]. Roach, George
town; third, GLADDEN., Georgetown.
Distance: 35 feet, IL inches.
Broad jump - First, Walls,
Georgetown; second, GLADDEN.,
Georgetown; third, Buckingham.
Middletown. Distance: IS feet, 6
inches.
440 yard dash-First, Phillips,
Middletown; second, Walls, George
town; third, Nabb, Middletown.
Time: 50 seconds.
Pole vault-First, tie between
GLADDEN., Georgetown, and Hoch
Middletown; third, Walls, George
town. Height: 9 feet, 10 inches.
Javelin throw = First, Walls
Georgetown; second, Buckworth
Middletown; third. E. Short
Georgetown. Distance: 149 feet,
inches.
22O yard dash-First, Walls
Georgetown; second, Davidson
Middletown; third, Nabb, Middle
town. Time 1913 seconds.
Discus-First, Ayers, George
town; second, Davidson, Middle
town; third, GLADDEN., Georgetown
Distance: 84 feet, IL inches.
Mile run-First, Henry George
town; second, Buckworth, Middle
town; third, Watts, Middletown
Time: minutes, Is second.
Soft Ball League
Six teams will be represented II
the city softball league this season
which opens on Monday night, Jun
8, at s o'clock, e. S. T.. at tn
Georgetown High School grounds
between West Market and Wes
Pine streets. The clubs representa-