Milford chronicle., 1960-01-15
MILTON
Walter w. Crouch
Phone: Milton 1885

At the next meeting of the local
Parent Teacher Association the
guest speaker will be Mr.. Warren
Bunting, Senior Councillor for the
Delaware Vocational Rehabilitation
who will explain the work of the
organization and will tell of the
work of the division that has been
done in the area. He will explain
the necessary qualifications re-
quired by individuals seeking help
through the organization. Follow
the Address, a period of time will
be given for question and answer
program. This meeting will be held
on Thursday evening, January 21,
in the Milton School Auditorium.
At 7:30 teachers will be in their
rooms for the usual monthly viSi-
tatiOn sessions with parents. The
general meeting will begin at
p. m. with Mr.. Fred Lehman pre-
siding. The social program will be
held in the Cafeteria following dis
missal of the business meeting.
One of the major programs in
stigated by members of this years
PTA is the college Fund. This is
to aid worthy graduate from the
Milton High School to obtain fin
ancial aid and encouragement in
furthering his higher education.
The first project designed to aid
this cause is the Amateur Contest
which will be held at the Milton
School on Saturday evening, Feb
ruary 9th. The program, made up
entirely of local talent will begin
at 1880 and the admission will be:
adults -50c; school children, 25c.
Mr.. Rudolph Sauer, guidance
Councillor in the local school, will
head this committee on. financial
arrangement. He will. be assisted
by Mrs. Ann Wagamon; Mr.. Rich
ard Hudson; Mr. W. Graham Dill;
Mr.. William B. Wagamon, Jr.; Mr.
Clarence Jenkins and Mr.. Fred
Lehman. This committee will be
permanent one, with the exception
of the PTA president. Each newly
elected president will automatically
become member of the committee.
The monthly meeting of the Sus-
sex County PTA Council will be
held on Tuesday evening, January
26th, at the Seaford Elementary
School at p. m. Mr. Cecil Carpen-
ter, former president of the Milton
PTA, is president of the Council,
and will preside at the business
meeting. He has announced the
guest speaker for this meeting as
DR.. Howard Row, professor at the
1 n Of nnIo
of discussion will include talk on
the future of the graduates of Sus-
sex County Schools, which is of
pertinent concern for parents in
this locality.
The annual Visitation Dinner
sponsored by the Endeavor lodge
Hit A. F. & A. M. was held on
Thursday evening in the Goshen
Fellowship Hall. Members of Cir
Gle H6 prepared and served the
dinner The lodge was visited by
the Most Worshipful Grand Master,
James B. Kilvington and his staff.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Reed, who
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hughes and children on a trip
South, returned home on Satur-
day. The first stop for the travel
ers was visit to the Draper Can
. ming Co. in Meakin, Georgia. From
there they motored to Miami, Fla,
where all were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin wilkins and
Mrs. Mary Wilkins. The many local
friends of Mrs. Wilkins will be
happy to hear that she is rapidly
improving after suffering from a
slight stroke several weeks ago.
Mrs. George Fisher spent the
weekend in Salisbury with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. L. Dennis.
Mrs. James Hearmer and child
rem, Kathy and J. L. of Frankford,
Del. spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. CIendaniel and
Mrs. Mary C. Quig.
Eleven members of Boy Scout
Troop #19S. accompanied by Scout
Master Ralph Smith spent the
weekend at the Susquehanna Site
at Camp Rodney, near Northeast,
Md. The campers left Friday after
noon with transportation furnished
by DR.. Tobin and Allen Beheler.
They broke camp Sunday after
noon and were returned to Milton
by Ray Dodd and George Cannon.
The next over night trip is sched-
uled for February.
Mrs. Clara Donovan entertained
members of the Woman's Christ
ian Temperance Union on Monday
evening at her home on Federal ST.
The January Circle meetings of
the Goshen Methodist WSCS were
held on Tuesday evening as fol-
lows: No. 2 Mrs. Helen Barker,
chairman, at the home of Mrs. Beu-
lah Reed; No. Mrs. Iva Reed,