Milford chronicle., 1960-02-19
MILTON
Walter w. Crouch
Phone: Milton 1885

Fred Lehman, president of the
local PTA, has announced that the
program is now complete for the
forthcoming Amateur night to be
held in the high school auditorium
on Saturday evening, Feb. 27 at
1880 p. m. The contestants include
students from the first through
Twelfth grades and area as follows:
Henry West, singing, Thirty Days
Hath September; Pat Tobin, pi-
ano, AIRY Faries"; Joe Black and
Judy Spasota, duet, Washington"
and Lincoln; Nancy Kramer,
Emmy Lou Jefferson, Ann Reed,
Linda Sammons, Debra Lynch and
Sharon Jester, singing, Thanks
giving Prayer; Charles Stuchlik,
Douglas Trimper, Herbert fisher,
James Calhoun, Steve Graham, and
Norman Jackson, singing I've
Been Working on the Railroad;
Pat Wyatt, soloist, ''Teenager";
Lois .Clendaniel, soloist, Rock and
Roll Waltz; Gretchin Hill pianist,
"Swayings Daffodils"; Nancy West,
soloist, "The Three Bells; CaroIe
asota, singer, ''Ta m m ";
Melissa Wilkerson, piano, Rock
and Roll Twine and Rock and Roll
Smoky, Donald Tucker, pianist,
I'm Schubert's Day; Carolyn
r e d, dancer, Sweet Georgia
Brown; Kelly Passwaters and
Mary Millman, singing and dane
ing; Jerry Carpenter, pantomine.
IS weet Old Fashioned Girl";
James Clendaniel, pianist, MED
ley" Mary Ann Collins, reading;
Delight Hill, pianist, "Glowworm"
Linda Lawson, Singer, 81 Double
Dare YOU; Susan Rogers, accord
ian, Medley; Diane Millman,
Pantomine, 'Tan Shoes and Pink
Shoe Laces"; Mike Shapiro, Jack
Hudson. David Comfy, David Dut-
ton,, Robert Young, jazz band, my
Blue Heaven; JoAnn Campbell,
Carol Mcdaniel, duet; Margaret
Hughes, solo; Ellen Couch, solo,
and Marion Wright, solo.
Tickets being sold by pupils of
the elementary school are Soc
adults; 25c-children. This prom
ises to be one of the most enter
tanning evenings recently offered
the public. These promising young
people are being given this oppor-
tunity to display their talents in
an effort to help further the edu-
cation of deserving senior. Pro-
ceeds of the affair will be used to
start a scholarship fund
The annual Mother-Daughter
Banquet, sponsored by members of
the Goshen WSCS will be held next
Wednesday evening, Feb. "a. Mrs.
Margaret Rogers, chairman, is
completing plans for a most en-
joyable evening. Each member of
the organization will bring COW
cred dish and variety in foods is
expected. Mrs. Beatrice Collins,
president will also participate in
the program.
Mr.. and Mrs Whitley Williams
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Reed and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Walls of Lincoln, Sunday evening.
Mrs. Raymond Spencer is now
convalescing at her home on
Broad st. Mrs. Spencer recently
underwent major surgery at the
Peninsula Hospital, Salisbury and
upon her release spent week with
her son Dyson and his family near
Parsonsburg, Md. At home with
her is Mrs. Elizabeth Clendaniel
who will remain until the GONZALES
cence is complete.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl King and child
ren, Benny, Tommy and Sandra,
were weekend guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Black in Newark,
Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs Glen Marvel and
Mrs Alberta Lofland spent Fri
day in Wilmington.
The Summer home on Broadkill
Beach owned by Mrs. Eldora Reed
was completely destroyed by fire
on Saturday evening. The blaze is
believed to have started from de-
fective wiring and firemen from the
Milton area fought the blaze des-
pite heavy winds and severe cold
The damage is estimated at several
thousand dollars, since the entire
building plus household furnish
ings were completely ravaged. The
local firemen are being compliment
ted upon confining the blaze to the
one building and preventing dam
age to surrounding cottages.