Milford chronicle., 1962-03-09
MILTON
Walter w. Crouch
Phone: Milton 1885,

her home on Broad St.
Chuckie Hudson, son of NJ s
Shirley Larsen, Rehoboth, spen
the weekend in Milton with hi!
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar
ence Reed, Broad St
Mrs. Lydia Cannon is a patient
in the Milford Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Arthur Wagamon is con.
valescing at the Beebe Hospital
Lewes.
w. Graham Dill came out vic
torius as Mayor in Saturday.
Town Election. Other mayorality
candidates included Walter Biz
zard and Robert Raley. Winners in
the Council race were l.. G. Darby
Norman Lawson, William Pepper
and DR.. James White. 394 votes
were cast at Saturdays election, a
record turnout
Mrs. Lester E. Clendaniel enter
tanned members Of the Fisher Bible
Glass in her home on Broad Street
on Tuesday evening. Co-hostess in
cluded Miss Sarah Atkins, M r S.
Cornelia Radke and Miss Ruth
Warren.
Tonight, the Goshen Methodist
Church will be host church to the
community at the annual World
Day of Prayer Service The public
is cordially invited to the 1880 SER
vice.
Week of February 25 was history
in NILS.
Events in M.H.S. during the
week of February 25 were event.
full Recorded upon the records of
student minds, they will long be
remembered. The coming of the SO
girls and sponsor to present the
charter to the Future Business
Leaders of Tomorrow will be re-
membered especially by the local
chapter Of 20 members.
The Talent Show" on Thurs
day evening has brought praise in
behalf of the participants and the
audience.
The climax was the opening of
the new gymnasium. When it was
announced that the junior and SEN
ior high would assemble in it
Thursday afternoon. every one
was excited. When all arrived, and
Mr.. Sauer announced, We'll, here
We are. What was dream year
ago has now become a reality"
applause followed.
Then again, the junior and SEN
iOr high school assembled in the
new gym Friday afternoon plus
the elementary school for the first
pep rally there
The winning of both basketball :
games there Friday evening again
st Lord Baltimore, placing Milton
boys in the lead for the Eastern
Sussex County championship, was
the climax of the week.
Future Business Leaders Club re.
ceive charter
Wilmington's High Schools Fu-
ture Business Leaders Club came
to Milton School Wednesday after
noon at 2:30 and presented the
local club with National Charter
No. 260.
The Milton School is the fifth
such group in the State.
The Wilmington group of SO |
girls and their adviser, Miss Betty |
Talbot, presented the Charter at |
.he meeting in the cafeteria. The
ceremony was led by |
Miss Nancy Di Ossi, president.
High Club, who inves-
ed the rights of the organization
o the local officers who are presi-
lent, Mrs. Cheryl Johnson; VII e.
PRESIDENT, Miss Sarah Kay Isaacs;
'ecretary, Miss Helen Pettyjohn;
reasurer, Miss Grace Dutton.
The ceremony concluded with
he presentation of white carna-
ions tied with Millions colors of
maroon and gold to the officers of
10Th clubs, the charter members
If the Milton Club. and to the ad-
,isors Of both clubs, Mrs. Mary
Morgan being the local advisor.
Refreshments followed and !
our of the high school, especially I
he new gymnasium.
student Teachers Day to be held
The time of the year has come
when the senior high students take
over teaching the students of the
school for one whole day.
Tuesday, March 13, will be Stu
lent Teachers Day in Milton
School with the entire senior class
md the Eta. chapter helping to
conduct classes in grades one thru
eleven
Paul Hess. senior class president
will be sitting in the principals
chair and Vickie Hazard, ,presi-
lent of the Student Council, will
'e supervising principal.
The F. T. A. has made it possible
o have the continuation of this
lay by their careful selection of
Students to hold the positions for
his day. Mrs. Betty Schmertzler,
Eta. advisor and senior class
ldyisor, is to be commended for
he outstanding work that she has
'een doing to make this success
ul and educational day for the
tudents at Milton School.
|eniOr Supper |,
The annual senior Chicken n
)umplin' Dinner will be held Sat-
rday, March II, in the school
afeteria beginning at 400 pm.
Mesdames Marian Hazard, Mar
an Millman, and Gloria Short are
he chairmen to get the dinner
nderway. Other su b-chairmen
ave been chosen to take care Of
he numerous jobs. II
Tickets can be purchased by {
any one Of the seniors
t the price of $1.25 for adults and