Milford chronicle., 1962-02-23
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The flowers upon the Altar in
Goshen Methodist Church Sunday
were in memory Of Dorsey V. Burn
ham, whose birthday anniversary
was February %, given by Mrs
Burnham.
\ Flowers in the chancel were in
memory of Elmer Dickerson,- an
honorary official of the church,
whose passing is mourned
Three New Trustees Elected:
Following the morning service in
Goshen Methodist Church, Milton,
Sunday, three new trustees were
elected who are: Mrs. Doro h y
Burton, Irwin Cornelius King, and
Lewis MCGEE.
i They will assume trusteeShip at
the beginning of the Conference
Year on May 1st.
SCHOOL NEWS
Coming Talent Show:
| Additions for the third Annual
Talent Show took place Wednes-
day morning and afternoon, Feb
ruary 14th, with the Student Coun-
Gil judging on a point system
Contestants who will compete in
the show Thursday evening, March
1st, are: First through third grades
: Judy Sposato, Richard Shockley,
Donna Sue Sammons, Carolyn Jes-
ter, Lou Ann Belts, Johnny Belts,
Robin Cole, Anita Littleton, Shar-
on Wiley, Carol Lindale, Mary
Ann Avery, Pamela Dear, Margaret
Corbett, Linda Wells, and Eliza
beth Wiley.
Fourth through the sixth grades:
Robert Shapiro, Nancy Ackerly,
Nancy Kramer, Mary Moore,
Gretchin Hill, Roy Clifton, Joe.
PeninO, Linda Sammons, Tom
Lawson, Bruce Jones, Sharon Jes-
ter, and Lorraine Atkins.
Seventh and eighth grades: Don
aid Tucker, Bill Tom Jones, Gary
Ellingsworth, Helen Lockwood, Su-
san Stucklik, Arlene Carl, Lois
Clendaniel, 10 Carol Sposato, and
Melissa Wilkerson.
Senior High School min t h
through the twelfth: Jazz Band"
Delight Hill, Linda Lawson, Susan
Rogers, Mary Ann Collins, Bonnie
Locates, Marilyn Carey, and a
comedy skit starring: June Massey,
Claudia Tough, Martha Jane Dono-
van, and Rachel Kuczawa.
The Talent Show will take place
March 1st, in the school auditor
ium. Curtain time will be at 1880 |
pm, and the seat prices will be
S.75 for adults and $25 for chill |
dren. Everyone is invited to come |
to night full of entertainment for |
Young and old.
SENIOR DINNER:
The Annual Senior Chicken N |
Dumplin' Dinner will be held Sat
urday, March 18th, in the Milton |
School Cafeteria beginning at 400 |
pm.
Messrs. Marian Hazard, Marine |
Millman, and Gloria Short are the |
chairmen to get the dinner under
way. Other sub-chairmen have been |
jobs.
The menu will consist of the |
family style chicken m dumpIin's |
with dressing, gravy, sweet and |
white potatoes, peas, cole slaw,
and chicken salad.
Paul Hess, president of the class,
will be the host for the dinner
Ticket sales within the town and |
the outskirts have already begun.
This is the final Embarrassing ac-
tivity for the seniors, for it will |
help finance their trip to New
York City in April. The cost of the
tickets is as follows: $1.25 for |
adults and SIS for children under
IL years of age.
TEA FOR THE SENIORS:
The Future Teachers of America
sponsored Valentine tea for the
senior class Wednesday afternoon,
February 18th, in the school cafe
eria.
An assortment of sandwiches,
crackers, and punch was served
Harilyn Watts was host for this af-
air.
The seniors would like to thank
he Eta. for the special interest
hey gave them and also Mrs. Betty
Schmertzler, Eta. adviser and
senior class adviser.
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