Milford chronicle., 1941-05-23
MILTON
Commencement Exercises

June 6. This years graduatio
class consists of twenty-one men
bers, as follows: James e. Bill
card, Charles F. Brueninger, Roi
coe Carey, w. Cecil Carpente
Mary C. Douglas, Franklin Filings
worth, Charlotte Guyer, Martin \
Hastings, Duroma B. Jones, Mimi
X. Joseph, Paul Parsons, Charlie
E. Pettyjohn, Madlyn Postles, Z
Rae Russell, Fred P. Scott, Ger
trude A. Snyder, William T. Spen
Ger, Frank W. Stogdon, Kenneth G
Sweetman. Grace L. Thomas an
Helen R. Williams.
New Pastor For
Grace Church
The Peninsula Conference as
signed to Grace Church for the en-
suing year Rev. ]. ]. Won Hagel
Rev. ]. B. Vaughn was deturned Il
Goshen Church. Rev. Won Hage
has been stationed at Greenwood
and Cannon churches for three
years. Rev. G. S. Ross, pastor oi
Grace Church for six years, goes
to Seaford Circuit. Rev. Won Hagel
will preach here Sunday morning
and evening.
Carey Homestead
Being Repainted
The imposing Carey homestead
on Union street, at Broad, is being
repainted and presents very at
tractive appearance in its new
dress of white.
Erecting Home
A very attractive home is being
erected for Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Parkhurst on the Milton-Harbeson
highway.
Henry McAllister was taken sud
denly i'll at his cottage on Broad
kiln Beach last week and was
brought to the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Raymond Spencer, where
he is under the care of his ply
sician. His condition is grave.
\ Mrs. Viola Clendaniel, who re-
Gently underwent a serious opera
tion at the Memorial Hospital, Mil
ford. is convalcscing at her home
on Broad street.
While cutting timber on the
farm of SeweI Jones on Friday,
Joseph Lindale had his left hand
badly mangled by log rolling
upon ii. He was brought home
where Dr.. w. Z. Douglas rendered
aid.
School News
On Monday. May 12, Raymond
jackson of Beacon College, Will
awarded pupils of the
department with gold
and silver madals. as follows:
transcription, Rae Rus
sell and Gertrude Snyder; artistic
typing, Cecil Carpenter, Mary Nc
Ilvane and Irma Macklin; type
writing speed. Cecil Carpenter and
Fred Scott; practical typing, Cath
crime Wilkerson, Lillian Galloway |
and Stanley Steen. On the follow
ing Thursday Mr.. Jackson return
I'd with Mr.. Miller and his record
ng machine and the Girls Choral
Club made two recordings-"Send
Forth Thy Spirit" and italian
Street Song" Miss Barbara Miner,
If Philadelphia, taking the obligato
UJ MI. Nlduu.
All the seniors returned to school
IN Monday in "one piece" smiling
md full of tales about the senior
rip. They all had a grand time
nd wish they could go again.
In the manual training exhibit
f the all-school exhibit held on
and Friday, May 1916, in
he school building, over 200 prof.
cts were shown. Among the out
landing projects were stools,
hairs, cedar chests, end tables, ;
offee tables, sewing cabinets, and
onsole sets. The most outstand-
1g projects were pie-crust edge,
llaid tilt-top table of the Chippen-
ale period by James Blizzard; the
knee-hole desk by Stan {
" Steen, and chairs refinished by
Ierman Black and Dorothy Mes
ck. Prizes were awarded to each G
rade for the best pieces exhibited
y that grade. Twelfth grade I
rst to James Blizzard, for tilt-top
Lble; second to Fred Scott; third c
Frank Stogdon. Eleventh -
rst to Eulahlee Hutchins; second v
Imagene Donovan. Tenth
rst to Stanley Steen; second to a
lillian Reed. Ninth-first to Ell v
srt Mcgee; second to Herman n
lack. Eighth-first to Dorothy
second to Elbert Palmer. N
sventh-first to Dallas Roach:
cond to George Hopkins. To the
rm shop boys, first prize went to o.
leodore Hastings. NJ
lgrim Holiness Church W
Sunday services-9:30. If you
e not attending Sunday-school al
me place else we would be glad ol
have you come with us. Morn
worship and sermon by the OF
stor at 10:45; Y. P. S. meeting M
P. M; evening worship and
rmon at 1880. Prayer meeting on he
at 7:45. The annual bus
ess meeting for the election of HI
ticers and to vote on the pastor
r another year will be held on d.
iday at 7:45 P. M. Rev. H. ID. wi
lkes. district superintendent,
II be present. All members of tu
9 church are urged to be present. tel
J. Crider, pastor. mi
re and There
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barker and tel
lldren and Mrs. William T. baI
alls snent Sunday in Wilmington da-