Milford chronicle., 1945-04-27
GEORGETOWN


William Reed Hudson: rrcordiuo
secretary. Harold r. Wilson. tinan-
cial secretary, Harold ID. Hatfield.
treasurer. Harry f. Swain warden.
William Kitchens; conductor. Fred
}. King; Right supporter to Noble
Grand. John A. Cooper; left sun
porter TO Noble Grand. Dale BRYAN:
chaplain, Russell a. Lewis; inside
guardian, Oley A. Parker: outside
guardian. Fred J. Tyndall: right
scene supporter. Earl Rust: left
scene supporter. Earl Pepper: right
supporter TO vice grand. Ralph l..
Swan; lett supporter to vice grand
W. Wilson Baker; Past Noble
Grand y. Warren Whcatlcy.
Following the installation the
members We're entertained by ma
9ician John a. Cooper. member OF
Union Lodge. Refreshments were
served.
District Deputy Fried ana staff
will install Laurel lodge this
Thursday and Hebron Lodge in
SeafOrd. Friday Grand Master c.
I. Swain and his staff will also
make an official visit to Hebron
Lodge, and new members will be
installed At Fairfax Lodge Of Viii
mington on the same evening.
Reports from 50 schools in Sus-
sex County show total of $40 49,
80 for the sale OF bonds in the eth
War Loan Drive. according 10
Prof. Calvin +, A1tlerhach chair
man for schools in SUSSEX County.
This is 39.7 per cent of the total
quota of $l20.uoo for SUSSEX County
schools. Four schools have over
subscribed their quota They are.
Lord Baltimore. Selbyville. Stock
ley and Millsboro.
Final ARRANGEMENTS have been
completed for the opening Of the
Youth Canteen in this city and the
opening date set for Monday. May
eth. The Georgetown Youth AS
sociatiun which has been incorpol-
ated under State Laws of Delaware
is comprised of the following mem
bers: President and executive di
rector. Norman Pratt; vicc-prcsi-
dent. Henry Graves: secretary. lIO
ward Abbott: treasurer. Harold W
+. Puncll. as the officers; and tn,
remaining members: Nuttcr Mar
Vel. Clarence Lynch. J. Frank Cor
dy. Francis Short. Jerry Spircr amC
Mrs. Theodore Burton; counsel
James Il. Carey.
Mrs. Ruth Lane of the State De
partment OF Public Instruction. ha:
been appointed director Of the can
teen for the coming summer. The
Youth Canteen is only a part o
the project to be sponsored by tn
Youth Association. but plans 70
the opening and operation hav
bene worked out by the youth Of III
town. including. their own bylaws
They have elected as officers of III
club. which has been named III
"Swing-in-Cluh." as follows: Presi
dent Robert Hastings: Gene Say
age. president; secretary. Ed
na Rust; and treasurer. BtUbar
Faucet.
The directors OF the Youth Asst
citation have leased the New Cen
tnry Club rooms ON West Pine 5
Tor the use of the club which wi
bt. omen on Tuesday. WedneSda.
Friday and Saturday nights. Tn
age limit has been set from + to
years. with special events. spor
sOred by the club. once week Il
twelve wear olds.
Funeral services for :. Carl Tyl
dall age 81, were conducted la
Sunday afternoon, one O'Clock.
Asbury Nj. +. Church. by Reverel
David 7. Campbell.
Mr. Tyndall, who died sudden
on Tuesday night Of last week
survived by his wife, Mrs. Fl4ren'
1Nndali Il daughter, Mrs. James
Eruen, Of Wilmington, two sister
Mrs. Blanche Murphy. OF Laurt
Mrs. Katie Phillips of Bethel al
TWO brothers, Walter and EdwaI
Tynddll. both OF GEORGETOWN. |
terment Asbury Church Cemeter
Clarence b. Spencer. aged
years. died late last Tuesday mig
after IA long illness. Funeral Sc
Vices were held at his late hon
hear Milton last Sunday afterno
at three o'clock, with services
charge of Reverend Milton Ellio
mterment Methodist Cemetery
Icwcs.
Mr.. Spencer is survived by
wife. Mrs. Clara Short Spenc
two daughters, Mrs. Helen wills
and Mrs. Iottie Hylinski, both
Wilmington and two sons, Lilo
Spencer of I.eWeS and Lester Spt
Ger. i'm the t.. :. Army. stationed
camp Blanqin9, Florida. lie a
leaves three brothers. William. \
tor and Raymond Spencer, and O
sister. Mrs. Fred Clifton, all
Milton
The annual Spring Concert
the Georgetown High School Ba
will be held in the High Sch'
Auditorium. on Friday, May II
Despite the fact the band has !
tour key members to the Arm
Forces this school year, there v
be about 50 members participat
in the concert. The program
composed of solos and ensembl
and includes novelty numbers.
concert will close with Il muSi
dramatiZation of LincOln's Gett
burg Address The band is I'M
the direction Of Band Instruct
Chester A. StrOup and this will
the eighth year the band has 2i'
a. spring concert.
A referendum will be held h
tomorrow. Saturday. April 2S.
determine the wishes of the
payers regarding garbage coll
ton in this city. Voting willFhe
the local Fire Hall between
L0urs Of l and 6 p. m. There
been considerable discussion. lot
ly. on this rather important $
jcct. since is touches the health
the community, and it is eXpeC
that lively interest will be
played Only property owners