Milford chronicle., 1961-06-09
MILTON
Walter w. Crouch
Phone: Milton 1885
Goshen Methodist Church

directing the Crusade. He will be
with members of the congregation
through June 18TH
Estimates OF the financial need
TO complete the first unit OF the
new building is $4,000. The pur-
pose of the Crusade is to seek con-
tributions and pledges toward this
need.
On Tuesday evening, the Fisher
Bible Glass met at the Parsonage
with Mrs. Perry Hill. Mrs. Charles
Barker and Mrs. Holda Hastings
co-hOstesses.
The six circles of the Goshen Me-
thodist Church W.S.C.S. will meet
on Tuesday evening. June 18th at
500 pm. At $3.50 the General meet
ing will convene in the Assembly
Room.
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Waga-
mon, Sr., will celebrate their 50th
year of Marriage ON Saturday eve
ming. June 10th at an Open House
from 1880 to $3.50. Friends are in
vited to help observe this anniver-
sary by calling during those hours
. at the Fellowship Hall of Goshen
Church.
Miss Beverly Kay Collins. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Collins,
graduated from Wesley College,
Dover in impressive services last
Sunday afternoon. Beverly is gra-
duate of Milton High School, class
of SO and an active member of the
Goshen Church and Sunday School.
She will spend the summer months
with her parents in Milton.
Mrs. Dorsey V. Burnham. Sr., is
visiting relatives in Newark, Del.
Little Miss Linda Donovan, dau-
ghter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Don
ovan entered the hospital on Tues
day evening to prepare for a ton
silectomy. The operation was per-
formed early Wednesday morning
and Linda returned home Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher at
tended the Baccalaureate Services
for graduates of the Dover High
School on Sunday evening. His
grandson. Allyn Peters was a MEM
Der of the graduating class of that
school. Other guests at the service
included Allyn's mother. Mrs. Lill-
ian Peters OF Wilmington, his aunt,
Mrs. Clara Ingram of Wallingsford,
Pa, and Mrs. Alva Chandler of Mt
Cuba, Del.
John Preston Reed. Jr.. recently
celebrated his birthday at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Preston Reed. Sr.. when many OF
his friends gathered for the gala
festivities. His guests included me-
mbers of his Sunday School class,
and teammates for the Little Lea
que Team Yankees Mr.. and Mrs.
Reed entertained with games in the
cellar and later served refresh
ments Of ice cream, cake, punch.
and nuts. The guests departed
wishing John Preston many more
happy birthdays.
School News
Commencement exercises will be
held Thursday evening at $500 o.
clock in the Milton School Audi
tOrium for the Glass of 1861.
The theme will be "A Better Life
to be expressed in speeches by
honor graduates. Carole Ann Pepp-
er. Carlyn Ann Clifton, Jane Lee
Jefferson, and Sara Louise Dill.
The invocation will be given by
Joyce Ann Wilkerson, honor grad
uate.
The introduction to the program
will be by Charles Webb, class pres
ident
The class has chosen for its moto
ITO strive, to seek, to find, and
not to yield. adapted from "Ulyss-
es," by Alfred Lord Tennyson. The
class colOrs are gold and white,
and the flower is the red rose bud.
Awards will be announced by Mr.
Rudy Sauer, vice principal, and the
diplomas will be given by Mr..
Howard West, president, Board of
Trustees.
There are 80 graduates who are:
Girls: Doris Elaine Benson, Bar
bara Ann Birmingham, Dolores
Pearl Buckley, Ruth Eta Cannon,
Carlyn Ann Cliftons Ellen Kathryn
Couch, Sara Louise Dill, Margaret
Ann Hughes, Jane Lee Jefferson,
EsteIla Reynolds Jester, Eleanor
Clifton Johnson, Margaret Pauline
McIlvain, Carole Ann Pepper, Joyce
Kay Schmierer, Josephine Schirm-
er Steele. Linda Lu Tunis, Joyce
Ann Wilkerson, Iva Johan Wilker-
son, Thelma Joyce Warrington, Pa
tricia Ann Zelensky.
Boys: Robert Samuel Black, Jr.
William John Brooks, Harry Hob
son Isaacs, Junior. Willard Madison
Marvel, Willard McCabe, William
Rufus Passwaters, Franklin Wesl-
ey Reed. James f. Siegfried. Rob
EFT Davis Smith. Donald Miller
Tough, Charles Harry Webb, Russ
ell Robert Wyatt.
The class officers are: President
Charles Harry Webb, Vice president
William Rufus Passwaters. Secre-
tary, Carole Ann Pepper, Treasur-
er, Donald Miller Tough.
First scholastic honors were ach-
ieved by Carole Ann Pepper, sec
ond. Carlyn Ann Clifton.
The faculty committee in charge
OF arrangements for baccalaureate
and commencement are: Mr.. Fred
erick Hazeltine, senior class ad-
visor. Mr.. Millard jenkins, music
instructor, Mrs. Aileen Welch, SEN
ior high English instructor.