Milford chronicle., 1940-01-12
BRIDGEVILLE
Klwanis Club InsialIs Oblcers


if Installation OF new officers 0f the
Brldgeville Kiwanls club took place
q at the regular meeting on Tuesday.
a January .
\ The following new officers we're in
: stalled
Harry G. Davis. president. Martin
p l.. D9Ordan. vice president; George
Tuck, secretary: j. Sherman Neal.
, treasurer.
The hoard Of directors consists Of
Luther r. Calhoun. Ralph Al. Cont
son, LinfOrd +. lIOch. Edwin l.. Lay
ton. George r. Macklin. Warren &.
Newton. Norman H. Scott. Robert u.
Smith.
President Harry Davis announced
his committees for the new year as
follows:
Public Affairs: Warren c. New
ton. chnirman;'C. Walton Smith. Lin
ford r. lIOch.
Club Meetings, Attendance ana
Reception: Charles X. Noble. chair-
man: Ralph NJ Collision, Harry T..
Darby. Lester c. Newton.
Membership and classification:
Ralph l.. Scott, chairman; Edwin l.. |
Layton, j. Sherman Neal.
Boys and Girls Work: Don J. Coon. |
chairman; Luther T. CalhOOn, How
ard II. lIardesty, George r Macklin,
William J. Newton.
Inter Club Relations: Lester G.. I.
Newton, chairman: T. }. Gray. G. Vie 4,
tor Lewis.
Program and Music: Robert ID.
Smith. chairman; Preston W. Spence.
~
man; c. Victor Lewis. Charles X.
Noble.
underprivilegcd Children: G. Ed
gar Anderson, chairman; William II
lleweS. Norman u. Scott J
Vocational Guidance: Preston w.
Spence. chairman; Paul A. Rrcnner.
George 7. Mackln. J.
Kiwanis Education: Edwin l.. Lay
ton, chairman; Harry r.. Darby. Lin
ford f. IIoch. fl
Past President Edwin l.. Layton n
was presented with past presi-
dents pin by President Harry &. o
Davis. who cOmplimentcd Mr.. Lay h
On upon The successful accomplish 7
ncnts made by the club under his
leadership since organization on n
January %. 1879. il
Mr. and Mrs Nathan Wolfe. OF.
'oairSville. Pa. spent the week end N
with her father, Sol Kline and Mr.. u
md Mrs. George Tuck. Mrs Wolfe oI
for this week. ,S
Mrs. G. Mctzlcr, Ir., was hostess q
o her bridge club on Tuesday eve T..
ling. m
MIR. and Mrs. Lester Newton en- lu
Prof. and Mrs G. r. Mack AZ
in, Mr.. and Mrs. e. h. Anderson and r,
Ir and Mrs. &. V. Lewis AT dinner M
nd bridge on Saturday evening. ne
Mrs. Linda Owens Is visiting her 81
on. Linden Owens at Elizabeth
own. IA. Mrs. Hester Shilling. Of DR.
elton, is staying with Miss Lydia cv
arlee during Mrs. Owens absence Sh
Elmer H0ch and J. Roland Rhett 50
ew 10 Washington. -. e.. on sun iel
ny, m,
The Guild Of 81. Mary'a T. T.. ia
hurch met al the home of Mrs. &.
Ietzler. Jr, last Thursday after we
oOn. vi
Mrs. Walton Smith spent several
iys last week in Washington. d. G. gu,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Darby en- Sc.
rtalned their card club on We'd cb,
esday evening
Miss Elizabeth Kinder Is ont again the
ter being confined 10 her home for fell
verll days with severe cold. A
Mrs. Mary Seiverling returned TO ent
n home in brown: town. Pa, on eve
liurdhy after months stay with I
r. daughter. Mrs John Sheris and a v
r. Sherts iseV
Mr.. and Airs. George Bell enter Il
incd Mr.. and Mrs William r. al
ncs and daughter. Saundra AT din Xiv
y on Sunday. yer,
Mrs. G. A. Hin was hostess to her diti
idge club last Friday night. in
The members Of the Bridgeyille forT
wants Club will entertain their vivi
yes and friends at turkey dinner mod
the Tuesday Night Club House on LAND
Dnday evening, January Is. whi
Miss Marie Anderson has accepted 9th
position at the Nylon plant in Sea- legi
d. Scot
dr. and Mrs. Charles ". Brown M
! as dinner guests last Thursday tain
ming. DIR. and Mrs. G. Metzier, friei
MIR. and Mrs. II. C. Davis, Mr.. brat
Mrs. p. II. Cannon and MIR and aafy
3. Paul Brenner. gClar
he Tuesday Afternoon Bridge enoe
b met with Mrs, Harrison Phil- and
j this week. dale
,r. and Mrs. Joseph s. C. Mach Orin
son OF Milford spent Sunday iii
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Fruitt relaf
II. and Mrs. Walton Smith and expe
ghter Gloria we're In Wilmington befoi
the day on Saturday. Nj
rs. Harry w Cannon Is visiting homo
tives out-of-town high'