Smyrna times., 1949-08-25
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TWO AWARDS
Present Medals and Certifi-
catest o Miss Lorna ZettIe
and Henry Wilkerson
NAME COMMITTEES

Preceding the convening of the
combined Grand Cheminot and Ma
tional Promenade Delegates eau
Gus, of Grand Voiture du Delaware
La Societe des Quarante Hommes
ct HUT Chevaux, held in Walter L.
Fox Post Mo. 2, Post Home, Dover,
Thursday, August 10, Wilson B.
Atkins, Chef de Care of Sussex
Kent Voiture Locale 1920, present
ed medals and appropriate certif-
Gates to Miss Lorna zettle and
Henry Wilkerson.
Wins Certificate
A medal and certificate present
ed to Miss zettle, who is mem
ber of Fox Post No. 2, American
Legion, Dover, was for her out
standing membership work. Miss
Zettle secured more than the re-
quired 81 1949 members, to qualify
as National 'Forty-Niner", a Ma
tional Membership Honor, for w.
J.. Fox Post during 49er Campaign
of 1948, october to December 81.
Present Life-Saving Medal
Henry Wilkerson of Laurel, a
student of Laurel Junior High
School, was presented with a life
saving medal and certificate. Dur
ing flood stages of a creek in Laur-
ell, in March 1948, Henry plunged
into the swirling waters, fully
clothed, and in disregard for his
own life, rescued a three-year-old
tot who had wondered off from his
home and fell into the icy water.
During the Caucus, Grand Chef de
Care, Fred L. Marvil, of Laurel,
was elected Chairman of Delaware
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gates. Grand Chef de Train.
Charles Foster, of Wilmington, was
selected Secretary of the delega-
tion. Delaware Grand Voiture's
headquarters during National
Promenade will be in the Bellvue-
Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia.
Names Committees
Grand Chef Marvil named the
following Grand Voiture Commit
tees: Advisory Board, all Grand
Chefs de Care; Americanism,
Thomas Mulrooney, Wilmington;
Armistice Ceremonies, Grand Con-
ducteur John Elwood, Wilmington;
Auditing, George Grier, Whining
ton and Oratt Ingersall, Laurel;
Bylaws, Edgar S. Slayer, Reho-
both and George Ehinger, Dover;
Child Welfare, DR.. Bruce Barnes,
Seaford; Color Guard and Parades,
Walter G. Crawford, Cheminot Ma
tional, Chairman, Pratt Ingersall,
Laurel, William Scott, Wilmington,
Charles Foster, Wilmington and
John KERN, Dover; Grand Promen-
ade, Soloman Walls, Dover; Enter
tainment, Walter C. Crawford, Eu-
gene Barcus, Cheminot National
Passe, both of Wilmington, Will
liam Baxter, Dover, George Cliff
ford Maull, Sr., Lewes, Soloman
Walls and Howard Foster. Reho-
both; Finance, Howard Foster; In
ventory, Clifford Whaley, Laurel;
Junior Activities and Juvenile De-
linquency, Howard Payne, VIII
mington; Legion Liaison, William
]. B. Ragan, Department of Della
ware, American Legion; Ways and
Means, Eugene Barcus, Chairman,
Edgar S. Slayer, and DR.. Carl
Reese, Newark; Distinguished
Guests, Edward Mulrooney, Chef
de Chemins de Fer Passe, George
Ehinger, Lyle Moulds, Dover, Ed
gar S. Slayer, and Wilson B. At
kins, Seaford; Membership, Charles
Foster, Arthur M. Lockwood, Jr.
Laurel, John ]. Neylan, Whining
ton and Walter c. Feaster, Lewes;
Publicity, Samuel Kiamy, also ap-
pointed Pubncite officer, William
Baxter and Ralph B. Pierson, Lew
es; School Award Medals, Father
Thomas Lawless, Amonier, Nation
al and Thomas Mulrooney, both OF
Wilmington.