Milford chronicle., 1951-03-23
GEORGETOWN

Carl Crawford, of the Salisbur.
Institute. Salisbury, Md, was the
guest speaker at the meeting Of the
Georgetown MillsbOro Rotary Clut
IN Masonic Temple last week. His
subject was Enthusiasm and he
stressed the Importance Of real en-
thusiasm in Our business and in
every walk Of life. He pointed out
how it can aid and influence the art
of salesmanship and also public
speaking. Mr. Crawford was intro
duced by Andrew Murray, program
chairman. Rev. Omar p. Jones. ID.
D. Of Seaford, was a visitor.
Several members of the local RO-
tary Club will go to Atlantic City
for the District Conference Of Ro-
tary International, on April / and
g.
A nominating committee was
named to select a Board Of Direct
ors for the enesuing term The
committee comprises ]. Ralph
Carey, Edwin c. Ryan and Alden
P. Short
The Peach Blossoms All Club
met last week in the Agricultural
meeting center with Almeda Isaacs
presiding Mrs. Samuel Gwinn,
Club Leader, distributed project
books on cooking, sewing, house
and room improvement.
The Peach Blossoms will be hos
tess to the Girls All Clubs of HOl-
lymount. Concord, Cokesbury and
Laurel Clubs, on Thursday, March
%. The meeting viii be held in
the Agricultural Center and Miss
Ruth Pearee, Clothing Specialist of
the University of Delaware will be
the guest speaker. She viii explain
how to select materials for clothing
the proper selection of clothes and
the use Of a sewing machine
Members Of the club who attend
ed a recent officer Training Class
held in the Georgetown High Sch
COL, gave a report on the events
during the meeting.
Rosemary Warrington and Shar-
paration and serving of tapioca
cream and gave samples to club
members.
Next meeting Of the club to be
held April 10. will have a program
on Health, in charge of Sharon
Short. A food demonstration will
be given by Grace Warrington.
William II. Henderson, 1t. Gov,
Of the 9TH Capital District of the
Kiwanis paid his official visit to
his home club, in Georgetown, last
Wednesday night. He talked on the
aims and detectives Of KiWanis IN
ternatiOnal and told of plans for
activities within his official district
George Hilty, Jr., Inter Club chair
man was in charge of the program.
Also speaking briefly was J. A.
Van SAINT, president of the RehO-
beth Kiwanis Club. Norman Lewis,
also of the Rehoboth Club was a
guest.
Edwin L. Smith, Scout chairman
of the club announced that the 10
cal Boy Scout Troop no los will be-
gin the paper collection drive next /
Saturday. He also announced a /
Scout meeting to be held in the To- |
cal high school, next Tuesday eve
ming
Next week the KiWanians will en-
.ertain the ladies at a st. Patrick's
party. Philip Taylor is heading the
committee in charge of the pro-
gram. An out of town speaker and I
a local speaker have been arrang- /
ed for in addition to other features. /
On Thursday night March %, the /
annual chicken and dpmplin' din
ner will be held in the VFW Home, |
from 5 to p. m. Tickets are in the |
hands of all KiWanians
Dallas Dennis, president of the
club, presided and announced a
Board Of Directors meeting to be
held at his home on Friday evening
Of this week at 8 D. IN.
Rev. William o. Hackett gave the
invocation for the meeting. Phillip
Taylor was in charge Of group
singing with Mrs. Betty Hearn as
the accOmpanist.
In Superior Court, here. a de-