Milford chronicle., 1947-01-24
GEORGETOWN

Clisby Jennele, of Salisbury
Md. Past Lt.-Gov. of the 7th Di-
vision Capital District. and MEM
Der of the Salisbury kiwanis Club,
installed the newly-elected officers
of the Georgetown kiwanis Club
at the resula" meeting this week.
The officers were: President,
James b. Owen; vice-president,
Dallas Dennis; treasurer, Martin
Petit; secretary, Julius c. Green,
and the following board of drec-
tors j. Frank Gordy, Al Braun
field. Joseph ID. Thomas. Karl
Seeger. Earl Rust, William II.
Henderson, Charles Greene.
Mr. Jcnnele addressed the XII
wanians on the word "Kiwanis'
enlarging on the meaning of each
letter OF the word. stressing par
ticularly the last letter 81 for
Service. Other visitors were Ar
thur Ahrens, of Salisbury. and
Ralph Peters. executive secretary
of the State Farm Bureau.
On Sunday. January II. the fol-
lowing members of the local XII
wants for Richmond. Va. to at
tend the mid-winter Kiwanis con-
vention being held there on Sun
day and Monday: James b. Owen
Earl Rust. w. Wilson Baker. Will
liam II. Henderson. Jacob T. Mi
nor, Charles p. Greene. julius G.
Green. Harry Smith, Arthur Kapp
Jerry Spirer, a. l.. Braunfeld and
Francis Short.
Alden p. Short. Georgetown. is
one of four Delaware Holster
breeders recently admitted tt
membership in the Holstein-
alan Association of America. b!
unanimous vote of the board 0
directors. when 500 applications
were recently approved. The Ma
tional HolStein Association is til,
largest dairy cattle recording OF
ganization in the world and its to
tai membership now numbers NOR
than 36.700 cattle breeders.
Raymond Reynolds Post. NJ
! 2931. Veterans of Foreign War:
, is sponsoring an oldfashiOnc
/ round and square dance at til
2 Grange Hall. Friday evening. Jan
V uary II. with music by the Mason
t Dixon boys. Proceeds will go tt
e ward the Post building fund.
Indian River Post. No. %, {
: the American Legion, and TIL
# Post Auxiliary. OF Millsboro, al
! sponsoring d series OF bingO game
every Thursday night in the Mills
| bovo Fine Hall The first OF til
series will be held this evening
from 100 to $3.50. with doc
prizes and other prizes to
awarded.
Private John +. Scheer. who Ii;
been stationed at Fort Knox, kel
tucky. is spending twelve day fu
lough with his parents, Mr.. al
Mrs. Albert Scheer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Walls al
daughters. Olive and Catherine
:, Wilmington and Sergeant Rolal
: Walls. spent last Sunday with NJ
, and Mrs. John NJ. Short and Mr.. al
Mrs. John +. Marker. SerGea
Walls is now on terminal lea
after having served IS months
\lIrpmburg. Germany
Mr. and Mrs. +. Thaddcus Wa
rin@tOn. were recent guests OF MI
!, Warrington father in Wilmingto
Mrs. J. Lindsey Durncll is viSi
ing in Philadelphia.
- Mr.. Louis Cuccinella of Jcrs'
~ city. y. j.. was a weekend guest
the home Of Miss Marie Whalcy.
Mr. and Mrs. George r. ElleSo
Of Concord have been guests
Mrs. ElleG0oG's brothcr-in-law a
- sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schet
- Mrs. Mary Catherine Hud &C
Mrs. George W. Mitchell and \
and Mrs. Norman {. Hastings ha
been visiting in Cape Crarlei. '
IL Mr.. and Mrs. James Galloway G
tcrtained at Il dinner party the f'
lCwin@ guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Aly
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