Milford chronicle., 1945-06-15
GEORGETOWN

Dr. NJ. a. TarumldnZ, Superlnten-
dent of the State Hospital at Farm
hurst, was the guest speaker at the
weekly meeting q fthe Georgetown
MillSborO Rotary club. He spoke
to the RutarianS of world conditions
after the war and of the returning
veterans and what should be done
for them. Mr. Henry b. Mitchell
presided and Frank NJ. Jones, attor-
ney. was program chairman. Four
teen members of this Rotary Club
have attained 100 per cent attend
ance records for the past Rotary
year. They are: Asa Reynolds.
Crawford Bailey. Howard r. Ennis.
Frank NJ Jones, Emerson keeler,
Harry Williams, James +. GOslee.
Jr., John +. Carey, Ralph Carey.
James b. Carey, Henry b. Mitchell,
George r. Swain, Jehu +. Hudson
and Harry Hudson.
Mrs. Maggie Rust DOrey. aged 76
years, died at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. Lydia Quillen, of
MillsbOrO last Friday. She was the
daughter of the late Charles and
Ellen Nirden Rust and the widow of
James +. Dorey. In addition to
Mrs. Quillen. She is survived by the
following children: Mrs. Sylvia
Britingham. Raymond DOrey, of
MillsborO: Mrs. Carl Carmean and
William Benjamin Dorey. both of
HarbeS0n Funeral services for
Mrs DOrey were held in ZOar
Church. Tuesday, June II. at 200
p. m. with Rev. Walter Beckwth
and Rev. John III. Anderson con-
ductimg the service. lnterment i'll
Mechanics Cemetery. MillsborO.
Cpl. Stanley Ilummel, of the
Dover Army Air Base. presented a
piano fecital last Friday night i'll
the auditorium of the Georgetown
High School, before an enthusi-
astic audience The concert was
sponsored by the local Kiwanis
Club. Cpl. IIummel is Il well-knowl
pianist and has appeared i'll mum
erous concerts in Delaware.
Mr.. Louis V. Spencer, Receiver
of Taxes for Sussex County. wht
took office ON June LIST, has an
nounced that Mr. Harold Clendan
iel of Milton. will act as his deputy
Mr.. Spencer. Il Republican, wa'
elected last fall to succeed Waite
Roach. Democrat. whose term die
not expire until May 3lst.
An anniversary dinner i'll homo
OF Mrs. Iona Bush, an employee q
Delaware Colony, was given i'll TIL
NJ 4 Nj Restaurant here, in recog
milton of her long term of service
She has been at the Colony twenty
one years and is i'll charge OF on
of the cottages there MIR. IIowar
T. Ennis. superintendent of Della
ware Colony. acted as tOaStmastel
Among the guests We're: Rev Oma
f. Jones. Rev. William p. kesmode
Mr.. Richard Lands, MIR. Wilso
Boyer and Mrs Mary Christador;
Mrs. Bush was presented with
gold wrist watch in appreciate
of her loyal service.
The Glee Club of the DelaWal
Colony will present an hour of mu
ic at Grace Methodist ChurCh, {
Sunday evening. June 10th. at =
O'Clock. The Glee Club is und'
the direction of MIR. Richard La
dis. and each year presents a pr
Sid MIN IL lOtdl tlltllNil mo "
be a community service and lari
attendance is expected since the a
compIShments of these han(
capped children are well known.
Cadet Midshipman Stephen
Vaughn. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
10y Vaughn, of DiXie-Del Farm
near here. is at home from t
South Pacific, on leave before
ing to Merchant Marine Acaden
Kings Point. y. y, for furth
training.
T/3 John II. Ennis, son of y
and Mrs. Howard L. Ennis of StoC
lev. has been awarded a Bron
Star for mrritOriuS service i'll
Battle of Okinawa. During hea
gunfire. he answered a call for h'
from two wounded buddies a
crossed 81 yards Of open terr;
under heavy fire and together W
two other men rendered necessi
first aid and assisted in evacuatl
the wounded men. He was co
mendcd by Maj. Gen. y. ID. Bru
Sgt. Ennis is Il member or the
Tank Bn.. 18th Infantry Divlsl
and has taken part in four ma
campaigns Guam. Leyte. Two Jill
and Okinawa The battle of
lima was where Ernie Pyle
his life while covering the '
front with Sgt Ennis division.
Ennis graduated from iarrlsb
Academy in June 1910. spent
wear AT Duke University before
tering the Army His wife,
former Miss Margaret Blades, II
at Seaford. and his father, Mr.. 1T
ard r. Ennis. is superintendent
Delaware Colony. lie has
brother. Ensign Howard I. I'm
in the Atlantic area.
Sgt. William j. Atkins. son OF
and Mrs. Ira Atkins, of l
Georgetown, is one of the first IL
boys to be discharged from
Pacific Theatre of operations.
has 81 points to his credit and BIZ
ground of heavy fighting III sew
sections of the South Paclhc
without a scratch. He was m