Milford chronicle., 1963-08-23

Sented several selections and
their members consist Of stu
dents from the elementary and
junior high school. The final
phase of the program was pre-
sented by the award winning high
school band, highlighted by the
team of twirlers. Seniors, Karen
Millman, Ida Harriet Boyce and
Patsy Hughes, performed with
ignited batons. Each group was
under the direction of Mr..
Miller jenkins.
Milton School Board
Approves New Teachers
The Milton Board of School
Trustees, at its meeting Aug.
IA, 1868, approved four new
teachers for 1963-64 school
year. Two teachers are still
needed to complete the faculty
for this school year. The po-
sitions still open are Home
Economics and Science and
Mathematics. Candidates are
being evaluated for these po-
sitions and are expected to be
appointed by the time this goes
to press.
All new teachers approved for
appointments this school year
are required to be rated for
Standard Certification.
The new teachers so approved
are as follows:
Mr.. Carston Wagner, High
School Principal; Miss Imogene
Turner, Health, P. E. and
Coaching; Mr.. Kenneth msani,
Social Studies and Football
Coach; and Mr.. Eugene wilkins,
9Th Grade.
All the above mentioned
teachers were approved for en-
ployment at the State Approved
Salary scale. Complete intro
ductions of the above named
teachers and the Home Eco
nomicS and Science teachers
will follow In this paper at a
later date.
All the regular teachers who
remained with US for the COM
ing school year will remain In
their same positions In high
school. In elementary school two
elementary teachers have been
re- assigned to the extra fourth
grade and sections.
A complete list of all faculty
members names, with their
grade and section numbers, will
follow In this paper August %,
1868. The High School will be
listed by subjects, homerooms
and room numbers. In E1e-
mentary the teachers names,
with grade and section, and
room number, will appear In
| IIl1S CO1uIIIls
Goshen Methodist Church:
Rev. Perry o. Hill, Pastor
Mrs. Frank Kitchens,
Church School Superintendent
Services for Sunday, Aug. Is:
GAS am. Sunday School.
"World Service Sunday" Of
fering to go to extend the work
of the church around the world.
11:00 am. Wor ship. The
guest minister will be the Rev.
Conrad Cohen, ministerial stu
dent, Duke Univer sity.
Mr.. Cohen has been the CUES
minister several times, ant
again we will be glad to have
him bring the message for the
service.
Items of Interest:
The flowers upon the altar
and before the Lectern last Sum
day were In memory of Irwin
C. King, Sr. In remembrance
Of his passing Aug. 20, 1947.
The flowers before the Pulpit
were given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Wagamon, and those in
the classrooms were given by
Mrs. Effie Tyndale.
Pastor Hill, Mrs. Hill, and
daughters Delight and Gretchen
left Monday morning for ten
day trip to the Shenandoah Ma
tional Park, Va. They will re-
turn home on Wednesday, Aug.
%. They obtained camping
outfit which they attached by
trailer to the car that provided
sleeping arrangements.
During the PASTORS absence,
The Rev. Ray Nrwan, Nassau
Methodist Charge, Is available
for pastoral calls. His phone
number is 645-9148.
Promotion Programs underway:
The Children's Division Of the
Church School is arranging into
final form the promotion pro-
Grams that will review the