Milford chronicle., 1950-11-17
GEORGETOWN

DR.. Elizabeth Phillips, of George
town was the speaker for the Ge-
orgetown Kiwanis Club, in the reg
ular meeting held in Grace Church
Tuesday night. DR.. Phillips gave a.
description of her summer trip
through the western states of this
country and to Hawaii and showed
films taken on the trip, particular
" those in Hawaii She was intro
duced by Walter T. Smith Jr. pres
ident of the club.
During the business session let
ters Of invitation were read invit-
ing attendance at a testimonial din
ner of the Baltimore Kiwanis Club
to be held in Emerson Hotel, Balti-
more December 6 in honor Of Inter
National Claude B. Hellman; to at
tend the Ladies Night and Anniver-
sary program of the Wilmington
Kiwanians in Dupont Club, on Nov-
ember 29th and attend the anniVer-
cary and Ladies' Night Of the Re-
hoboth Club tomorrow (Thursday)
evening. The local club will be re-
presented at each of these meet
ings.
Plans for the county style chick
en- and dumping dinner to be serV-
ed by KiWanis have been complet-
ed. The dinner will be served in the
VFW Home on November 80 from
4:30 to z p. m. and tickets are OBJ
tainable from all members OF the
local club. \
Harvey J. Fickel, Of Seattle,
Washington, was a visitor. InVO-
cation for the meeting was given
by Arthur Kapp and music was in
charge of Edward Serman and Mrs.
Betty Frances Hearn. A KiWanis
school Of Instructions will be held
in Milford Grange Hall, on Tuesday
night, November %, in charge of
1t. Gov. elect William H. Hender-
son.
The November meeting of the
Busy Beavers All Club was held in |
the Agricultural Building at the
Labor Camp Earl Hastings, vice
president presided The club voted |
to adopt the plan of selling veget-
able seed under the group purchas-
ing plan of the Eastern Cooperative
with salee starting in January. The
club also voted a contribution OF
$500 to the Farm Student Exchange
fund.
Samuel Gwinn, All Agent in Sus-
sex entertained the group with the
of movies taken at the A.
II Camp held in Camp Barnes this
uacf ctrrnr1n- ond ono IN tfFTll,r2R4 |
Comes First" showing the benefits
of cooperative to the American far
mer. The next meeting will be held
in the same place on December IL.
Midland Grange will hold its an |
nual Thanksgiving supper for me- |
mbers and their families on Mon !
day evening November goth at $3.50
O'Clock. Mrs. George Carmine is
heading the supper committee. On
the program will be the Rev. Ge-
orge Allen LOukel, pastor Of First
Church and Thomas
J.. Sparge, of Wharton. N. j. and
liverdale Park. At the recent meet
Ing Of Midland Grange, Rosalie
Belts, state winner in the essay con
teAt on Youth Safety on the High
way was presented with Grange
layaliers from the local Grange as
a reward for participation in the
contest. Gifts were selected to be
sent to Mrs. Irving Hastings, chap
lain of Midland GFangs. Mrs Olivia
Megginson, Lecturer of the local
Grange exhibited a chart contain
ing Christmas Gift suggestions and
recipes for Thanksgiving and
Christmas we're exchanged Oy me-
mbers. A memorial service for Ma
tional Worthy Master Albert Goss
was held by members OF Midland at
this meeting.
The Peach Blossoms All Club
meeting in the Agricultural Center
in the Labor Camp, elected officers
for the coming year and made plans
for the annual Christmas party Of
the club. Officers elected were Al
media Isaacs, president; Anne West.
vice president; Lima Ann MCGEE,
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