Milford chronicle., 1943-01-01
GEORGETOWN

President-elect j. Frank Cord
of the Georgetown Kiwanis Gu
has announced the appointment Q
/ the following committees for 1943
Membership and Attendance: \
Ashley Jenkins. Milton Graham
William H. Henderson, Johi
Knight.
Underprivileged Children and Vo
cational Guidance: Prof. Josepl
Thomas, Rev. Joseph c. Settle, ia
cob Minor.
Public Affairs: Prof. Cheste
StrOup, Harold Williamson, Fran
els Short. Charles Green.
Boys and Girls Work: Jerr!
Spirer. Prof. Albert Farley, Prof
Richard Maxwell.
Agriculture: William H. Hend
erson, Carl Seeger. Hugo Kopple
Jacob Minor.
Program and Music: James Ow,
en-, Harold Williamson, Prof. JOS
eph Thomas, Francis Short.
Kiwanis Education: Prof. Albert
Farley. Alexander E. Braunfeld
James Owen.
Finance: Charles Green. Prof
Richard Maxwell, Prof. Franklin
J. Butz. Jerry Spirer.
Inter-Club Relations: Prof Ches-
tg r. ,StrR4p, Hugo aKopple, Prof
Franklin ]. ButZ. e'i ~
Students home for the Christmas
holidays from the different univer-
stiles and colleges include: Layton
Ayers, sQn-of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
II. Ayers ana Theodore Burton, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Burton,
Jr., University of Virginia, Char
lottesville, Va; Miss Peggy Walls,
daAghter%ef Mr.. and Mrs. George
Elton Walls. Washington Secre-
tariAl SCHOOL, Washington. d. c.;
William Kitchens, son of Mr.. and
hrs. William Kitchens; Harold
West, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
West; William Royal. son of Major
and Mrs. Thayer Royal; Charles
Cannon, son of Dr. and Mrs. Chas.
r. Cannon; James Walls, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elton Walls;
Lee Baer, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Baer, University of Del
aware. Miss Mary Helen McDer-
mott, Cathedral School. Washing
ton, d. c.; Miss Eleanor Townsend,
Miss June McDermott. Connecticut
College for Women; Miss Peggy
Dunning. Oakwood School, Pough-
keepsie. n. Y; Misses Elizabeth
Starr and Clara Louise GOslee. Sui
Inns College. Bristol, Va; Misses
Irene Faucet and Dorothy Town
send. Juniata College, Pa.
Mrs. C. F. Timmons of Snow Hill.
Md, has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Ayers. North Bedford
street.
Ray l.. Anderson, son of Mrs.
Edith Riley. 231 West Pine street.
who recently enlisted in the U. S.
Marine Corps. has been sent to
Paris Island, S. c.
Pfc Howard c. SammOns of Camp
Edwards, Mass, has been visiting
MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
SammOns. near here.
Miss Elizabeth Houston. member
If the faculty of Finch Junior Col
ege, New York City, is home for
he holidays with her father. Colo
lel Robert G. Houston. and bro
her-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs
!. Thomas Robinson.
Mrs. William H. Russell. Jr..
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ
Iones, Pine and Front streets, has
zone to Wexford, Conn.,, to spend
ometime with her husband. Lieu
enant Russell, who is stationed at
he naval base at Quonset Point.
lear there.
Mrs. Glenwood NJ. Van Valken-
,urgh and two children, Katrina
nd GlenwOOd. Jr.. spent the |
christmas holidays with her par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hamilton |
t Harbeson. They have been liv-
ng at Virginia Beach since DR.. Van /
Joined the U. S. Army
Iedical Corps and has been sta
Ioned at Camp Storey. He was a
racticing physician here until
ONE time ago.
MIR. and Mrs. Norman Dawson,
f Baltimore, are being congrat-
lated on the birth of a son. Mrs.
lawson is the former Miss Frances
alhoun. daughter of Deputy Sher-
f and Mrs. John Ewell Calhoun,
asst Market street. Mr.. Dawson is
lie son of Mrs. J. Ralph Carey.
orth Bedford street. For the past
w months they have been EN-
oyed at the Glen Martin Aircraft
ant. near Baltimore. Prior to go
g there they lived on Albury ave-
lie, here.
Local firemen were called out
ST week to fight chimney blaze
the home of Ralph Johnson,
sar Springfield Cross Roads.
re miles from here. For a time
e fire threatened the dwelling.
1t prompt action kept it confined
ith but little damage.
Lower Delaware on Sunday night
id Monday of last week expert s
ced the coldest weather of the {
inter. The mercury fell to sub
ro. some thermometers record
g as low as seven degrees below !
ro. Recordings varied in different !
ctions, ranging all the way from
rec to seven below At the /
highway police sta $
IN seven below was recorded and \
ie Monday night the police re- a
rted that it had reached zero. !
With moonlight nights, cold wea- 1
ar and a six-inch snow covering
e ground. townspeople, as well v
those in the rural sections. L
ought forth their sleighs. which o
d been stored in their barns for i:
reral years. The jingling of the c
Ugh bells was a reminder to c
my of the old folk of the winters I
yesteryear. especially February Z
1886; March IL, 1888; February n
1893; January 25, 1894; Febru- fl