A MILTON STORY
THE DAY IS TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER 13, 1949
Wilmington News Journal,
Tuesday September 13, 1949
The first grade enrollment
for Milton school this year is sixty two and sets an all time high.
This class will need to be
divided into two groups, one to be taught by Mrs. Elizabeth
Shivelhood and the other
by Miss Ruth Hudson.
Total Milton School
enrollment for this year, both elementary and high school grades,
is
430 , one for the record..
Thirty one boys of high
school are candidates for the newly organized football team, being
coached by Mr. Chambers
and Mr. Smith. They have six weeks to practice before they face
Delmar on October 21st.
There is a new sixth grade
teacher, Ray Kip, a graduate of the Millersburg State Teachers
College in Pennsylvania.
Kip is native of Elizabethtown in Pennsylvania and has done 17
months service with the
Coast Guard.
The Lions Club resumed
their regular dinner meetings last Monday at Goshen Hall served
by the WSCS, Rev Harold
Davis is president, Howard Carey, secretary and Ken Douglas,
treasurer.
Martha Clendaniel, a last
year graduate of Milton High entered West Chester Teachers College
and will be active in all
athletic activities and major in elementary education the next
four
years. Martha's sister,
Emily, is also at the same school and will graduate next spring.
Wanda, another sister,
graduated last May and teaches English and French at Milton High
School. They are daughters
of Mr. & Mrs Lester Clendaniel of Broad Street, Milton.
Russell Bennett, stock car
racer of Milton, was qualified at Langhorn Raceway this last
Sunday and came in seventh
place, with his 1946 model car. Asher Campell also of Milton
accompanied Bennett to
Langhorn.
Clara Reed, who Dorsey
Morgan ran over with his motorcycle last Sunday evening as she\
was crossing Federal
Street on her way to evening church service, is improving at Milford
Hospital from severe
lacerations and a fractured knee.
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