Milford chronicle., 1958-06-13

Memorials Day weekend in Sydney
New York as guests of Mr.. an
Mrs. Fred Hulliger, Jr.
Favors were sent to the Countr,
Rest Home for Memorial Day AM
Mothers Day.
Miss Betty Mae Mcdowell, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nc
Dowell, and MIR. Leon Rust of Farm
ington were united in marriage a
the Mcdowell residence on Frida.
evening. The Rev. Frank o. Bay
nard performed the ceremony.
Miss Joan Mervine entertaine,
the Senior Glass to a turkey din
ner at her home on Monday even
ing. -
Miss Joan Lorraine Kitchens
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John r
Kitchens, and Mr.. William Richart
Wolters, Jr., were united in marri
age on Saturday afternoon at 800
III the Reformation Evangelical Lu
theran Church, in Milford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Medford Calhoun
and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Gerard anC
son, Emil, Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs
Donald Chalmers attended the grad
uation exercises at the University
of Delaware. Among the graduates
were the Calhouns' son, Millard and
also Mrs. Calhoun's niece, Miss
Anna West Buell..
Mr.. and Mrs. William C.. Davis
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Newman
and children of Houston, Were
Sunday callers at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Allison Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Empet, oi
Dover, were Wednesday evening
guests at the Medford Calhouns.
Mrs. Douglas Algier is a patient
in the Milford Hospital.
The following "a graduates Of
Greenwood High School received
diplomas in the school auditorium
Thursday night. Ronald Hatfield
class president; Donald Comstock
vice-president; Ruth Hollig e r
secretary: Edith Hamstead, trea-
surer; David Andrews, Frank Asst
falk, Jean Baker, Donald Bender
Willis Butler, James Cannon, Will
liam Davis, Louis Everline, Dallas
Eayman, Harold Laughery, Floyd
Mast, Betty Mcdowell, Peggy
jeanne Mervine, Ray Messick, Pa
tricia O'Day, Stanley Schaer, Betty
Ann Scott, Faye Thompson, Helen
Tibbitt, Treva Yoder, and Christine
Williamson.
Treva Yoder gave the Valedictory
address and Floyd Mast the Salu-
tatory. The awards to these two
seniors were presented by Charles
West, English teacher and class ad-
visor. Awards were made as fol-
lows: Kiwanis Award, Jean Baker: !:
Home Demonstration Award, VIII
lis Butler; Betty Croker Award,
Betty Ann Scott; Science Award,
Floyd Mast; Readers Digest A
ward, Treva Yoder; 10-year per-
feet attendance award, Betty Nc
Dowell, presented by w. |. Tawes,
principal; Good Citizenship Award,
Jean Baker, given by Daughters of
American Revolution; American
Legion Award, Jean Baker and
William A. Davis, presented by
Henry Dean, vice commander of
Bridgeville American Legion Post
No. 26; Danforth Foundation Il
Dare You" Award, Ruth Holliger;
Parent-Teacher Award, Betty Scott
and Phillip Astfalk, presented by
Louis Mills, PTA president. The
Elsie NJ. Wiley awards of $4,000
each, given for a scholarship to
college, and made possible by the
Greenwood Alumni Association,
were given to Jean Baker and
Treva Yoder. Donnie Comstock
and Dickie Davis received sweaters
for years outstanding partici-
patton in Athletics: Patricia O'Day
also received one for her years
as cheerleader.
Treva Yoder, Valedictorian of the
graduating class at Greenwood
High School, has been given the
Annual Award of The Readers Di-
gest Association for students who
by their successful school work give
promise of attaining leadership in
the. community, it was announced
today by w. l. Tawes, principal.
Miss Yoder will receive an honor
airy subscription to The Readers
Digest for one year and an en-
graved certificate from the Editors,
Gin recognition of past accomplish
ment and in anticipation of un-
usual achievement to come.
The Readers Digest Association
has presented these awards yearly
in senior high schools throughout
the United States and Canada to
the highest honor student of the
graduating class.
The award to Miss YOder. who is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Yoder of Greenwood, was made
possible through the cooperation
of Mr.. Tawes and his teaching staff.
They selected Miss Yoder to re-
ceive the award, designed to slim
ulate scholarship, citizenship, and
continued contact with good read
ing after graduation.