Milford chronicle., 1946-02-08
GEORGETOWN

among the many service men
receiving discharges and returning
home this last week were Cpl. HOvt
+. Rogers, who was DISCHARGED AT
Mitchell Field, New York; TH
Howard {. SammOns, DISCHARGED
from Fort Monmouth, New Jersey:
staff Sergeant William +. Wiley.
also discharged at Fort Monmouth
y. j.; TIA Paul ID. Balm, who arriv-
ed from the European Theatre ON
the S. S. George WASHINGTON, and
was discharged from Fort Mon
mouth; Pfc. Irwin II. Murray, dis
charged at Mitchell Field; CPL.
Thomas II. Wiley, who received
his discharge at the Great Lakes
Training and Separation Center.
Great Lakes, Ill, after serving in
the South Pacific: Pfc Frederick
l.. McGee has finished his training
at Camp Lee, Virginia and has beer
on furlOu9h at his home here, has
returned to Camp Lee for further
Army studys Private Norman Me
Gee has returned to the Army Hos
pital in Atlantic City. New Jersey
tOl an operation for leg injuries re-
ceived last May in the Philippines
William Henderson, chairman of
the Georgetown March of Dimes
Campaign announced last night that
Georgetown had gone over the top.
with their quota of So 600. a list OF
the groups and their chairmen.
who cooperated in the drive in
cIudes the following: Rotar;,
George Littleton; KiWanis. Dallas
Dennis; New Century Club. Mrs
Paul Pepper; Midland Grange. Mrs
Jacob Minor; Georgetown NOlun-
teer Fire Co, Joseph G. Green: Odd
Fellows. William Reed Hudson;
Franklin Lodge, AT and AM,
James Carey; Grace Church, Rev
William P. Kesmodel; Wesley
Methodist Church. Rev Omar r.
Jones; Church of the Brethen, Rev.
Sigurd f. Christensen; Methodi t
Circuit Churches, Rev w. L. Nc
Clintock; Wesleyan Methodist. Rev.
Zenas B. Bean; St Pauls p. +.
Church. Rev. Joseph {. Settle;
Presbyterian Church, George Lit
Teton Rural chairman, Charles
Workman, Robert Short, Thomas
X. Purnell. Charles T. Swain, Asa
Reynolds, Harold Wilson: Ameri-
can Legion, Earl Rust; Veterans
Foreign Wars, Frank Bauchman !;
Schools. Miss Emma Mutchler;
HarbesOn. tOWm Rev. Roy l..
Jones, Theatre. Frank Smith. Each
of the foregoing chairmen were as
sisted by committees of their own
selection. Jars for dime contrihu-
in, ,,Io
and special gifts were received. A
SrOup of citizens contributed time
for speeches in the local theatre il
the interest of the campaign. They
were: Rev. Omar +. Jones, IIarOlC
ID. Hatfield, Lawrence Elliott, +
Thaddeus Warrington. Howard w
Bramhall. James Tunnel, ,lr.
Chester X. Stroup and DR.. G.. NJ
Van Valkenbursh.
A special meeting of the Suisse,
County Horse Show Association
will be held in the law offices q
Caleb NJ Wright. Court House Ian
in Georgetown on Wednesday even
inS. February 18th. The purpose O
the meeting will be to select pres
ident to fill the vacancy create,
by the death of the late Hon. Rob
ort G.. Houston who was instrumen
tai IN organizing the Association
late last summer and was clecte,
it's first president. Resolutions O
respect will be offered to the mem
Dry of Mr.. Houston at this meetins
which all members in Sussex Coun
ty are urged to attend. Plans for
county wide membership drive wi
lie laid at this meeting and accord
ing to sentiment expressed durin
the session, the Sussex Horse ShO'
association will complete plans fC
Incorporation. The ether presej
officers Of the Association includ
icc-preSidcnt. chief Justice cha
5. Richards. Julius {. Green. SccrC
tary; Mayor W Linden RaWlin
Treasurer.
The Georgetown KiWaniS Cluh.
it's regular meeting Tuesday mig
engaged in a round table diScusSiC
i'll place Of the scheduled progra
which was deferred by the absent
of the program chairman. James
Owen who was called to New Je
sey by the death OF his mother.
Last nights visitors include
w lllldlll NlOdl, III liD Agent IL
Sussex County. John Bainbridg
new assistant Scout Master
Troop l05. Boy Scouts of Gcor9
town and former Capt. James Ma
vel. of the Georgetown Hi9h Scho
faculty.
AT last weeks meeting the Xiv
mans played host to members
the RehObOth. SCafOrd and DOv
kiWanis Clubs, in celebration of t
3lst Anniversary of kiwaniS Int
rational. Carlton g. Moore. Di
Governor of the 9TH District "
the speaker on that occasion.
The GeOrSetoWn-MillSb Rot
ry Club. met in the Masonic Tenn
Tuesday night, with Preside
Ralph Carey presiding. Saunders
Darden. of MillsbOro was in char
of the program and gave an info
native address on cOmpulSO
military service and the prOpos
consolidation of our armed 50
vices. MIR. Charles Jones of W
lhingtOn. Delaware was Il visitor