Milford chronicle., 1962-06-01
FREDERICK

Trinity Methodist Church, Geo.
w. Bishop, minister, Church School
at 9:45 am, morning worship, IL
am, Junior fellowship, pm;
youth fellowship, pm.
There will be Strawberry Fes-
tiual ait the Frederick School, Sat-
urday, June End, sponsored by the
Trinity WS.C.S.
Commencement ercises S at
Frederick School, Friday evening
| at pm.
| Commencement exercise at
FELTON, School, Tuesday evening,
June at pm
We welcome to our fold again
Rev. George w. and Mrs. Bishop for
another conference year.
Sardis Charge, Church School, 2
pm, worship hour, 2:45 pm.
SaVton Charge, Bowers, Worship
hour, $50 am. Church School, 10:-
80 am.
The sad news struck our town
early Thursday morning in the sud
den passing of Clarence Jester,
May "a. Our deepest sympathy goes
to his widow and four children i'm
this hour of sadness. Besides his
| widow, Mrs. Viola Jester, he is
survived by four children, M r S.
kathleen Wilson of Philadelphia,
Mrs. Claire Donophan, Mrs. Naomi
RentZ, both of Frederick, and Rob-
ert Jester, who is in us. Air
| Eyoyoa Tay4oc. eaxrar, oro,atdol,i Id rom
sister, Mrs Naoi Robinson, Cen
terville, Md Funeral services were
held from the Berry Funeral Home,
Milford on Sunday, the Rev. Geo.
w. Bishop officiating. Interment
was in Barratt's Chapel Cemetery.
Mr.. Jester, bud" as he was better
known by all, was born and lived
in Frederick all his life He was
known and liked by all in Freder-
lea and will be greatly missed.
Mrs. Mae Wiled is spending some
time with her sister, Mrs. William
Peterman and family, Washington,
DC.
Debra Rash, Houston, spent the
weekend with her grandmother,
| Mrs. Pearl Rash. Their S d y
supper guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Johnson and John Cahall,
all of Lumberton, NJ.
Congratulations to S-Sgt. a n d
Mrs. Lawrence w. Clayton, a son,
born May IA, at DAB Hospital and
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Harper, darl-
ing daughter born May 8, at Mil
ford Memorial Hospital, and to Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Warhick, another
sweetie, a girl, born May IS, at
Milford Memorial Hospital
Miss Sarah Jane Matlack cele-
brated her 18th birthday, Monday
May 81. She entertained some oi
her friends at barbecue dinner
in the evening. They were taker
to Wheeler's Park, Harrington, af
terward and all had a fine time
They were served ice cream anC
birthday cake later Sarah ant
received many gifts and cards.
Frederick is proud of one of oul
younger set, Miss Mary Emily Mil.
Ter, daughter of Dr. and Mrs G
r. Miller, who will receive her de-
gree of Doctor of philosophy from
| DOOOOn OulftloLIys olic dc
a member of Phi Alpha Theta Fra
ternfty. She received the ALB. de-
gree with distinction in history
from the University of Delaware
and the NJ. A. from Boston Univer-
sity. After spending the summer in
Europe, she will be in the Metiho-
dist College, Fayetteville, ~ c.,
where she has accepted the post as
Dean of Women and instructor of
History. We wish her much luck
in her new position
Mrs. William Seacord spent the
weekend with her children, MIR.
and Mrs. Bill Looney and children,
Willow Grove.
Mrs Blanche Looney was Thurs
day evening guest of her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. George Dolan
DON'T forget we will meet you all
at the Strawberry Festival, June 2,
at Frederick School. There. will be
Strawberries, short cake, home
made ice cream, cake, hamburgs,
hot dogs, hot and cold drinks, pop
corn, french fries, pony rides, dart
games, fish pond, novelty table
and a grand time of get-together
with good eats for all. See you at
the festival Music by Ross Evans
and his FELTON, Jr Band
School News-MrS. Annett's 4th
grade and Mrs. Caldwell's classes
took field trip to Dover on Fri
day They travelled on Mrs. Mat
lacks bus and were gone the en-
tire day from school They ate
lunch on the lawn of the old
State House and visited the Cover
nor. Mrs. Caldwell's itinerary of
the trip was: $50 am 1ef t
| school. 8 .45 am morning eXerciS-