Milford chronicle., 1946-06-14
GEORGETOWN

l.. Paul Burkholdcr, past District
Governor OF Rotary International
sreakiu@ to the combined member
Nllip of In, Laurel and tn" Gcor@"-
town Mill~buro Rotary clubs, III
Jones Memorial Hall here last
"Wednesday niIht said Education
bays a hi4 part in International re-
laliunShlpS and We need gene
lal idea ul th, history OF The world:
the history iuNulNlu@ each country,
in order to have complete under
4u.ndu4 and am effective p"ac".
lie ur@vd the RotaIlanS 10 read
and educate themselves on thr am
hltiUnS ut other countries In ofdtf
to make world progress, To iuaht
better use OF iudiN idual time. Ia do
more things Ion our fellow men,
and "Ily duiu4 Somrthn@ To hrm&
tine loss fortunate. locally. uallOual-
IL and Internationally. To 4 hl@h"r
lowell Last m4ht's meeting Was
III celebration ui the 3uth AuniNcr
S.nN of the Grur@ctuM II, MlllHhurO
Rotary club. which was ur2uulZcd
il, juno lH36. with the sponsorship
at IN, Laurel Rotary hub. whose
President at that tim" Mas u. l..
Eu~rur. of Laurel The initial mem
hpShip of the local tluh Mas iii
teen and they now have ahuut liity
active mcmh, rs prrsidne Was j
Ralph carey President of the
Gtor&rtuWu NillShOru club. " hC
welcomed the visitors. and intro
Guccd MIR. Howard I Ennis, Supt
ut Delaware Colony and Il charter
me mhcr of the club. MIR Ennis re
called briefly the or&aniIation OF
the local Rotary and paid trihut,
tr the efforts of MIR Burkhuldtl
i'm the present ur%aniIdtiun. Mn En-
his. ON behalf of the members O
the GrOr&rtUWu MilShuru club
presented both MIR. BuIkhuldcr ant
Mir Iunr,; with %iltS, in recognition
OF their ScrN ices. Frank Jones, Wht
WaS the FIRST President of the luca
club. acted as master of ccrcmu
Lir5 and introduced pr. J. RoScu
Elliott and MIR BuIkhuldcr. IN
Elliott related several incident
connected with the hr&innin& of tn
hub and praised the members tO
the compliments of the past tMrnt
years In addition tO the speaker
: and members of the Laurel Rotar
: Cluh and their wives and sweet
hearts, the wives and sweetheart
of the local club were guest!
Charter members of the George
, town MilIAhuro club, in attcndanc
! were. John r. Carey, Howard l
Ennis. Dr Joseph T. NaplcS. lr
u George T.. Swain. Frank VI. lone,
y and f.. Paul Burkhuldcr. MIR. EdWi
\ C. Ryan. chairman OF the cntrrtan
I mrnt committee Introduced MIR
Wilson NrC abe. of \lilSboru, VIII
i save Il musical recital. "FOuli5
y QurStiuuS. uccumIanicd 10y MIR
= Imu4cnr TimmomS. also OF MILL
Il huro. The Harmony Gospel Singer
y of NlllSh0ro. presented pro&raI
!. ul negro SpiritualS.
II Much interest is /, in& eNnCcd
It the American Legion sponsor,
4 Junior baseball LEAGUE, in SuSS,
e. DuIlN. i our teams, NpbuNblNl !
T. 4, many American Lesion Post
II. are at present in th" league, wi
IT. three games scheduled for ca'
II team. The FIRST game resulted IN
r. tie between Milford and MillShol
~ The tie will be played off late
Yesterday afternoon at Millsbol
az the Junior team, sponsored by |
si..
Legion. defeated the lcW"s Junlu
10y a score of - >. The %am" "
i, umpirrd hy Ronald BrittinShH
49, -, and Pashcr hudson. Horace paiS'
= tie Winnin" pitcher pitched
lit game. Donald Collins. rel
nv pitcher allowed one hit and T.
runs were made on errors. Can