Milford chronicle., 1943-06-11
MAGNOLIA

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The Magnolia Junior High Schoo
commencement exercises will b,
held in the school auditorium OF
Thursday evening. Those in thu
graduating class are Ann Nell
vaine, June Spayd, Doris Melvin
Gladys Rash, Harry Reed, Richard
Patterson. Ule Kenton and Robert
Reed.
The following program will be
given: Class song, Were Leaving,
written by Ann McIlvaine; play
Miss Molly's Girl" characters
Miss Molly, June Spayd; Miss Ra-
chel, Ann McIlvaine; Narciss, Ule
Kenton; Deacon Blair, Frank Roe
Lucy, Amanda Holleger; Edith,
Gladys Rash; Mary, Doris Roe
Helen, Doris Melvin; Oscar. Harry
Reed; George, Richardson Patter-
son; Harry, Lewis Wooten; Burg
lar, Richard Angstadt. Between
acts the following songs will be
sung Army Air Corps" "Semper
Paratus." Coast Artillery" and
Marine Hymn" Presentation of at
tendance certificates: dance. Duck
the OYSTER" presentation of di-
plomas by Prof. J. r. nj. Nell
valne; class song, "GOod-by Mag
nolia," written by Harry Reed.
The fire company answered a
summons to a fire at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Thomson
on Wednesday at IL a. m, when
an oil stove exploded.
Mrs. C. w. johnson went to the
Kent General Hospital on Monday
where she underwent a major op-
Grafton on Friday morning. The
last reports of her condition was
good.
A very nice reception and gener-
Gus donation was given Rev. Nick
las on Thursday evening. The pro-
gras consisted of a piano prelude.
Jane Roe; song by the junior choir
God Bless America" lighting of
candles and poem by Rose Ann
Reed; duet. Whispering Hope"
Lillian Mcllvaine and Lula Ander-
son: greeting in miniature. Nancy
Hart; greeting by young people.
Eugene Spayd; welcome from the
adult department, &. w. Johnson;
welcome from the intermediate de
partment. Margaret Roe; group
singing. led by Mrs. Bess Dill;
church history. Mrs. Isabel Smith:
song and tableau. THE Star
Spanglcd Banners Waving Some
where" by the junior choir; short
.alks hy Rev. and Mrs. Nicklas.
A meeting of the Methodist
Youth Fellowship was held on
Tuesday evening. Children's Day
was announced for June 20.
Private Walter Failing of Camp
Polk. Louisiana. arrived home ear
y Friday morning. He is now
member of the Army Enlisted Re
serve Corps.
Pfc. William Roe is spending
en-day furlOugh with his parents.
Ilr. and Mrs. l.. J. Roe. He is sta
ioncd at Lecsburg. Florida.
Miss Frances Deiibaugh of
NOodside spent the weekend with
Hiss Jane Roe.
Private Marshall Andrews of
lamp Polk. Louisiana. is spending
furlough with his parents, Mr..
md Mrs Charles Andrews.
The following scholars from Mag
lolia School received tickets to the
movies on Saturday afternoon as
reward for perfect attendance
Turing the past school year: June
'payd. Ann McIlvaine. Harry Reed
lie kentOn. Evelyn Spayd Doris
1elvin. Harry Wyatt. Barbara
lentOn. Eugene Spayd. Ann Depu-
Y, Harry Jarman and Josephine
WYATT.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Roe entertain
d on Sunday in honor of their
on. Pfc. William Roe, the follow
lg: J. f. Barnett and son George. |
Irs. George Charshee, Mrs. Eliza
eth Schwartz, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. H
oe. Mr. and Mrs. William Balch
nd children. Spencer and Harold.
Iiss Mariene George, Mr.. and Mrs.
athaniel Taylor.
Arlington jackson of Camden is
some time with his par
lts. Mr. and Mrs. ArIie r. Jack
IN. while his wife and son are in
ewark with her parents. Mr.. and
rs. J. II. Wheeless.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Meredith and
lildren. Dorothy and Louise,
ere guests on Sunday of Mr. and
rs. Herman Seward of Willow
rove.