Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
GEORGETOWN


Mr., and Mrs. Earl Adams enter
tanned at dinner last Sunday, in
honor Of the birthday Of Mrs. Adams
mother, Mrs. Martin o. Carey. The
guests included Mrs. Alice Wilson
and granddaughter, Diane, Mrs.
Elizabeth Tyndall, Mr. Martin o.
Carey and Mr.. Turner. Carey.
"a surprise birthday party. was
rendered Mrs. Harold F. Wilson last
Saturday night at her home on S.
Railroad Avenue. Guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Adams and. son,
Dickie, Mr. and Mrs Linden McIl-
Raine, Mr.. and Mrs. John Parker,
Mr. and Mrs. George Layton, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs Paul Swain, Mr. and Mrs. LerO
Littleton, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Raymond
Faucet, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Norris
and daughter, Peggy. A program Of
competitive games and refreshments
and many attractive gifts for Mrs.
Wilson completed an evening. Of fun.
Mrs. Edward B, Green has been ill
for several days at her home on 2.
Market Street, following a dental
operation
Sgt and Mrs. Donald Travis Of
Florida, are visiting Sgt Travis
mother, Mrs. Iva Marker.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Pierce Of Phila-
delphia ares visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Swain
The musical drama, Tell Others
OfeJesUs, sponsored by the Victory
Choir, Of MillsbOrO, was presented
in Grace Methodist Church, in
MillsbOrO, Sunday evening at 1880.
The following comprised the musi-
cal program: Professionalism
Others Of Jesus he/VictOry Choir,
Stranger By The Sea-" Victory
Choir, "The Stranger Of Galilee;"
reader accompanied by piano and
i0lin; Jesus, Lover of My Soul"
MillsborO Male Quartette; "The
Lords Prayer" Mrs. Pamela Lynch;
SermOnette, Rev. Robert +. Loss,
Jr.; "One the Jericho Road" Mills
bOrO Male Quartette; "This Is
Enough to Satisfy Me-" Quartette of
the Victory Choir; 1--WE Know Not
the Hour" Victory Choir; Trans
formed" !" MillsbOro Mixed Quartette;
"All Gods Children Got Shoes"
MillsbOrO Hale Suartette; Father,
We Come to Thee" Victory Choir;
RecessiOnal, Victory Choir.
The American Legion Auxiliary
of Sussex Post No. 8, held their
monthly meeting in the Log Cabin,
near town, last week and entertain
ed State Department officers. The
business session was presided over
by Mrs. ElWOOd Short. and Mrs.
Ralph Carey, 3rd vice-president,
was in charge Of the evening pro-
gram. State Department officers
present and speaking included Mrs.
Elizabeth Dressner, Wilmington.
Department President; Mrs. Paul
LOvett, Wilmington, 1st vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. John LOngbOthan, Viii
mingtOn, End Vice-president; Mrs.
John Malarkey, SeafOrd, chairman
of Bylaws and Constitution Com
mittee; and Mrs. Harvey Dickey, Of
Newark. Executive Secretary. Auxil-
iary Units from RehObOth, LeWes,
SeafOrd, MillsbOrO and Milton were
also in attendance. Both Mrs. Dres-
sner ard Mrs. Dickey reported OH
evenths Of the Legion Auxiliary
Convention held in Miami, Florida.
Mrs. LOngbOtham, Department /
Membership chairman, discussed
the membership program and an
nOunced a prize will be awarded for
the largest membership report re-
ceiVed early. Dates for the Hospital
Workers School which is to be held
at the New Castle Hospital have
been set for November 8, 16, and is.
1t was also announced that the
Christmas Gift Shops for veterans
will be open at Perry Point on De-
cember 9th and at New Castle on
December 18th. The gifts are pre-
sented by Auxiliary members and a
group of Auxiliary workers will be
on duty at each of the shops to as
sist veterans in their selection and
preparation of the gifts for mailing
to theiTNfriends and families.
DR.. Oliver S. Hickman Of Lang
horne, Pa, together with nine other
educators and teachers, engaged in
an ''EvaluatiOn" of the GreOgetOWn
Schools, for the past few days, were
the guests of honor of the George
town Kiwanis Club last Tuesday
night. Introduced by Joseph d.
Thomas, Supt. of the Georgetown
Schools, DR.. Hickman spoke on
'EvaiuatiOn of Schools" He related
the history Of the program since its