Milford chronicle., 1946-06-28
GEORGETOWN

The Georgetown-Mi MillsbOro ROta Z
ry Club last Tuesday night heard a
complete resume of the financial
structure of Georgetown, when
Crawford B. Bailey, ROtarian and
member of the Town Council spoke
on the yearly budget and methods
of raising money by taxation and
otherwise and the expenditures
made by the Council. Guests at last
nights meeting were Dr.. Lawrence
Carey of near Philadelphia and Mr.
Lindale Fisher, President of the
Farmers Bank here. J. Ralph Carey
the retiring President presented the
gavel to his successor, DR.. Charles
r. Cannon, who assumes office on
July 1st.
The Georgetown Kiwanis Club
were entertained at last Tuesdays
nights meeting by Ted Hunter.
pianist and RebecCa Stevens, ballad
singer, through the courtesy of
President Norman {. Pratt, owner
and manager of Hotel Plaza, Reho-
both Beach. Nine members of the
local Club will attend Charter
Night at the Crisfield kiwaniS
Club, on Thursday evening. of this
week. Those attending will include
James B. Owen, julius {. Green,
Charles Greene. Earl Rust. Dallas
Dennis. AL Braunfield. Jacob Minor,
NOrval Pepper and William II. Hen
derson. James b. Owen will present
the Kiwanis Banner to the CriSfield
Club in the name of the local XII
wanians. Plans have been about
completed for the Greenwood Char
ter Night on Juls Sth, the program
to be participated in by all Clubs of
the 7th Capital District. The XII
wanians voted last Tuesday night
to contribute $4500 from the Club
Treasury to the local Emergency
Food Collection Drive. just com
pleted. Next weeks program on In
dependence Day will be in charge
of Martin Petit, who plans to have
a guest speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah King, accom-
panied their son, Howard King and
trip to the Skyline Drive. Natural
Bridge, and Luray Caverns, this
week Returning via Washington
d. c., they visited points of interest
there and stopped enrOute, in Elk
ton. Md. where they were guests OF
Mrs. Kings sister. Mrs FranE
Fleming and Mr.. Fleming.
The Reverend Otis Jefferson
pastor of Peninsula Methods
Church of Wilmington. accompani
ed by his wife and son. Kenneth
were week end guests of Mr.. anC
Mrs w. Raymond Faucet.
Mrs. Robert Short entertained
the members of the Auxiliary of The
Presbyterian Church at her hOm'
in Girdletree. Md. last week.
Mrs. Jennie Stewart and her sis
ter, Mrs. John E2an were in Phila
delphia this week.
1t. Comm. and Mrs. William H
Russell Jr.. of Annapolis, Md, wer
week end guests of Mrs. Russell
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ
Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Thomas Robin
son and Mr. and Mrs. George +
Short have moved to their summe
homes in Rehoboth for the season
The Rev. and Mrs. Zenas Bea
are being congratulated upon tn
birth of a son, in Milford MemOria
Hospital last Sunday. The chill
has been named Zenas Keith.
The Misses Annie Harringto
end Bernice Walter, of Nanticok,
Md were recent guests of the Re
and Mrs. Romans.
Miss Grace Richardson, returne
to her home in Barhamsville. Ne
Kent Co, Virginia, after attendin
the wedding of Miss Louise Waugh
and Arthur Handy. Miss Richar,
son, commercial teacher at II
Georgetown High School, spent IL
early part of the week with HI
sister and brOther-in-law in Arlin
ton. Va.
Miss Elizabeth Quicker and h
mother, Mrs. Joseph Gueker We
in Philadelphia this week to after
the funeral of an aunt, Miss Ma
r. Gueker.
Mr.. James c. Beam. biology i
structOr at the local high schOt
has opened a carpenter and cabin
makers shop, on KINNEY Street.
Miss Helen Macklin of Georg
town and Miss Viola Gusser
Philadelphia have returned from
two weeks trip in the Gre
Smokes National Park. at Kno
vile, Tenn.
NJ George S. Keen. assista
superintendent of GeorgetoN
Schools. has accepted positi
for the summer. with the Extensi
Service of the University of De-
ware. supervising part of the emt
aency farm labor program