Milford chronicle., 1941-05-30
FREDERICK

An enjoyable service was held In
Trinity Methodist Church last Sun
day morning. Our new minister,
Rev. H. H. Conner, preached fine
sermon, appropriate to the occas-
ion on tho Sunday preceding Mem
orial Day.
A beautiful hymn was sung by a
trio, Miss Margaret Hart, Mrs. JOS
eph Gerow and Miss Elizabeth Wal
strom. Mrs. Gerow also sang a So
prano solo, "The Garden of Tomor-
row." A large congregation was
present 10 greet the new minister.
The bacealaureate services for
the eighth grade graduates will be
held at the church on Sunday eve
ming, June 1. Rev. H. H. Conner
will deliver the sermon. There will
be special music by the choir.
Commencement exercises viii be
held in the auditorium at the school
on Thursday evening, June 5. Sec
retary OF State Wiley will address
the graduates on this occasion. A
cordial invitation is extended to the
public to attend the exercises.
ANGAl LdAA Jul oCnOOl 10 6OAnS "
miss Mrs. Thelma Kacher, the art
teacher, who has been with us week
ly for the past four years. Her work
here was very commendable and
merits the high approval of the
faculty and the appreciation of the
pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Hovey have
been spending week at Rehoboth.
Miss Mary B. Melvin of Delaware
City spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Edith B. Melvin.
On Wednesday evening of last
week Mr. and Mrs. David M. Green
members of the Mer-
'ovista Campers at their home. The
'vening was delightfully."- spent with
games, etc. The climax
# the evening came when Miss
elizabeth M. Walstrom was pre-
ented with huge carton and in
-ited to pull the string. AS she did
10, out came clothes line to
which was attached kitchen gad-
,ets of every kind that any bride
would be proud to own. Miss Wal
from spent two summers at the
ierrovista Camp, NJ H., as leader
4 the young people and her gra-
ious personality won for her the
asting friendship and unforgettable
of this fine group.
Those who took part and were
resent at the shower were Mrs.
essie d. Walstrom, Mr.. and Mrs.
. X. Roper, Slyn Mckee, Kitty Nc
Zee, Virginia Raughley, Virginia
Section Griffin, Henry
lack, Bruce Ayars, Beatrice Tabor,
osephine Moore, Betty Gooden,
ussie Riggs, Bill Reed, Bob Saun-
erson, Ruth Frazier, and Eddie
uster, all Of Dover.
Mrs. Lelie BRAKEMAN visited our
chool on Monday and left awards
,r pupils who have made perfect
tendance for the year.
Mrs. r. l.. Smith of Milford spent
unday afternoon with relatives
ere.
At the recent public sale of the
inner property consisting of two
wellings on Front street, Mrs.
lmes Powell purchased the dwell
Ig now occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
lyde Knots and Mrs. Knots pur-
lased the dwelling occupied by
eynolds Gooden. Mrs. Knots will
owe into her own property at an
Lrly date and Mr.. Gooden will oc-
ipy Mrs. Powell's property.
William Davis, Mrs. Sallie Will
ans. MIR. and Mrs. George John
IN spent Sunday afternoon with
iss Mary Chance at Sudlersville,
d. She was the former teacher of
RS. Williams. She also taught at
lrard College for 35 years.
SEE THE NEW Extra Storage
IN that holds two cases of can
,ods on the new 1941 Hotpoint
sfrigerator at J. B. Poore & Son,
ilford. m21-tf
,me Friday, May 20. Burial was
the church-yard at Connelly's
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