Milford chronicle., 1942-03-13
GEORGETOWN

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The choir of First Presbyterian
Church, under direction of Mrs
James Anton, will render RE
demption's Song" an Easter Can
tata, by Fred B. Holton, on Thurs
day night of Holy Week, beginning
at 1880 o'clock. This is move on
the part of the members of the
church to give to the people, who
are music loving, sacred recital
of outstanding character.
The Red Cross committee which
has. been sponsoring dances each
Wednesday night at the George
town armOry for the soldiers, is
likewise conducting Friday night
dances for the soldiers at the Red
den forest camp. The Redden
dances are being held in the recre-
alton center post, from s to IL p.
M. The committee in charge is re-
questing the mothers of girls under
eighteen, or who are not seniors i'll
the high schools of the county, to
cooperate by having their daugh-
ters stay at home. In order to as
sure the authorities that the girls
from other sections. as well as
from Georgetown, comply with this
request, the committee has decided
to issue cards to the girls attending
the dances. Red Cross chairman in
each community of the county will
be given supply of cards so that
any girl who wishes one can obtain
it before leaving home. When a
girl once procures card, certify
ing her age by her parents. then it
is recognized as an admission card
to the dances.
Georgetown's annual fashion re-
Vue, sponsored by the ladies Of
Grace Methodist Church, in COOP
Grafton s1Eith a well-known store
here catering to women's garments.
was staged in the Sunday school
room of the church Tuesday night
last. The models were Mrs. Clara
Holson, Mrs. Everett Pettyjohn,
Mrs. Dorothy Timmons, Mrs. john
son King, Mrs. Irwin Murray, Mrs.
J. C. Jones, Mrs. Mildred Short,
Mrs. Violet West, Misses Myrtle,
jefferson, Gertrude Holloway, Cath
crime Jones, Beatrice King, Inez
Walls, Myrna Booth, Betty Ann
Kitchens, Anne Swain, Ina Short,
Norma Lee Roach, Mary Knoz, Vir-
ginia Walls, Lila Jane and Mary
Grey, Faye King, Marian Keeler,
Yer Steigelman, Katherine Roach.
Nancy Spicer, Jean Smith. The
young men who took part were
Dicky Holson, Christian Mack,
Clinton Workman, Bobby King,
Joel and Dick Braunfeld. The tots
are Susan Murray, Jack Short,
Paul Kesmodel, Eva Lynn Barr. .
A short play, entitled "A Bargain .
is a Bargain" had been arranged .
by Mrs. Edwin c. Smith and her
committee. 1t was a comedy COIL
cerning the ownership of thou
sand-dollar coat. The characters
were: Miss Beatrice King, Mrs.
James A. Devin, Miss Elizabeth
Southard, Harry Ripley, James
Owen, Harold Gordy. Musical duets
were by Mrs. Chester R. Stroup
and brother, Elmer Hartzel. Sew
cral selections were rendered by
the Georgetown Harmony Boys
On Saturday morning, March IA,
there will be food sale and bake
at Burton's show room, on Market
street, for the benefit of Mrs. j.
Ralph Carey's Circle of Wesley
Methodist Church.
M !
Rogers, ~, well known farmer of
the Springfield section, who died
late Friday night, were held Tues
day afternoon at o'clock at the
Carey funeral home. this town. In
terment was made in the church
yard at st. Johns Church, near
Cross Roads. He is
by his wife and the fol-
lowing children: Mrs. Raymond (
Dayton. near Hollyville; Mrs. Har-
ry Parker, Detroit, Mich; Wilbur, ;
Norman and Clark Rogers, of the
Springfield section.
Announcement of the marriage
Of Miss Lula Mae Evans, daughter
lf Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest J. Evans, of
and Albert John Daisey.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving +. Dali 1
sey, also of Frankford. has been {
made. The wedding took place on {
he night of February IA, at Rox '
ina, the Rev. B. Grier Baker. pas |
or of the Pilgrim Holiness Church, ,
the ceremony. {
Quiet Day observance will be |
ield by the Sussex County section \
" the Woman's Auxiliary of the 4
Protestant Episcopal Church of the |
diocese of Delaware, in Sussex Y
county. in St. Marks Church at f
dillsboro, on Wednesday, March S
8. Meditations will be conducted S
" the Rev. John +. Large, rector v
# st. Andrews Church, Whining I
on. Mrs. Jacob Minor, vice-presi- n
lent for Sussex county. is in I
harge of the arrangements. as n
listed by Mrs. William Ayers, C
resident, and members of the n
iillsboro branch.
Announcement is made of the F
marriage of Mrs. Mildred Mack c
,raig and Rodney Messick Wilgus, S
9th of this place. which took Ii
lace at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. fl
ldward Mack, near here, at eight
clock Saturday night last. The