Milford chronicle., 1957-03-29
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School News
ALUMNI CHORUS

ALUMNI CHORUS
Mrs. Rita Tatman Chambers re-
quests that all members of the
Alumni Chorus and all Alumni in
terested in joining the chorus be
present for rehearsal in the music
room of the high school on Friday
evening, March 29, at s o'clock.
Since this may be the only rehears-
al which Mrs. Chambers can ar
range before April 6, it is important
for all to be present on this date.
ALUMNI BANQUET
John Annett, president of the
Greenwood School Alumni Associa-
tion, announces that all is in read
mess for the Alumni Banquet and
Dance to be held in the school au-
ditorium on Saturday evening,
April 6. Since the banquet is to
be served by a caterer this year it
is very important that reservations
he made early The secretary re-
ports that she already has made
reservations for more than one
hundred as Of March %. There will
be more detailed information re-
garding this event elsewhere in this
paper.
COUNTY BAND
COUNTY CHORUS
A delightful program was pre-
sented in the Georgetown School
auditorium on Friday evening,
March %, by the Sussex County
Band, under the direction of the
guest conductor, j. w. Dunlop OF
the University of Pennsylvania, and
by the Junior Chorus, under the di-
rection of Lemuel II. Evans, con-
ductor. Mr.. Evans, former music
teacher in Greenwood, is now di-
rector of music in Milton School.
Richard Haarde of the Bridge
vile School was band chairman
William Hayes of the Rehoboth
School was choral chairman; Miss
Rosaline Rawlings, Sussex County
Music Supervisor, accompanied the
chorus.
Those patrons recognized in the
audience as being from Greenwood
were the following: Mr.. and Mrs
w. z. Miller, Mrs. II. E.. Mills, Mrs
and Mrs. Reed Copple, Mrs. Ethel
G. Horner, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. James An
thony, Mrs. John Lyons and mo-
ther, David Hynson, Stanley
Schaefer, Richard Warwick anC
John Vannicola
JUNIOR RED CROSS
Mrs. June Bostick has received q
letter from Mrs. Mabel Ferver, di.
rector of Junior Red Cross, in
which she expresses her appreci.
alton for the School Chest sem
from the Junior Red Cross Chapter
of the Greenwood School severa
months ago to Hungarian children
in refugee camps. Greenwood
tria.
FUTURE HoMEMAkERS
On Tuesday, March 10, the
Greenwood Chapter of FILA enter
tanned their mothers and special
guests at the annual Mother-Daugh-
ter Banquet in the Home Econom-
les room at school. Following the
dinner, served buffet style, the mo-
theirs enjoyed a short program pre-
sented by the girls. Each mother
received from the chapter lovely
corsage.
The room was decorated with
motifs suggestive of st. Patrick's
Day.
In addition to the mothers, Other
special guests invited were Mis-:
Emily King, state adviser of FILA
Miss Amy Rextrew, former dean o.
women, University of Delaware
Mrs. Jean Cranston, former home
economics. teacher at Greenwood
Principal w. l. Tawes and Mrs
Tawes, and Mrs. Nell Lyons.
The committees were as follows
Menu: Jean Baker, Judy Root, Bet
ty Mcdowell; decorations: Eva Ba
ker, Gail Breeding. Betty Mellow
ell; invitations, Herla Schulze; pro
gram, Ruth Hollinger. Donna Tay
lor, Diane Smith.
FAVoRS
Once again the FILA girls pro
vided tray favors for the guests a
the Rest Home for ST. Patrick'i
Day This time they made nut cups
decorated them for the occasion
and filled them with mints ant
other candies.