Milford chronicle., 1951-07-06

Shirley Joan Morris to Merrill
Baker, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
!. Baker, also Of Georgetown. There
double ring ceremony was perform
ed in Grace Methodist Church
Saturday, June %, at p. M. with
DR.. Thomas G. Mulligan, pastor 81
the church and the Rev. Robert z
Van Cleaf, pastor OF Trinity Meth
odist Church, in Harrington, offici-
iating Wedding music was by Mrs
Van Cleaf,
The bride wore a gown OF white
hIce over nylon net with an off-the-
shoulder neckline, a tight bodice
anG full-Iength ballet skirt. Her
halo shaped headdress was of
matching lace with a short veil.
She wore lace mitts and carried
gardenias and baby breath. Her
only attendant Miss Ann Moore. Of
FELTON,, wore a gown Of aqua lace
over nylon net and a natural color
leghorn hat. Her bouquet was Of
pink sweetheart gladiOlas.
The bride is graduate Of
Georgetown High School this wear
and is associated with the Sussex
COuntian. The groom, graduate
Of the G. H. S. Glass Of '49 is em-
ployed with the Andrew MURRAY G.
Son Construction Co., here.
Serving as best man was Cadet
Q. Richard Steigelman, of West
Point and the ushers were Glenn
F. Scott, Jr., and Howard S. Abbott.
Jr., Of Georgetown.
A reception at the home of the
brides parents followed the cere-
mony. After wedding trip to Full
ton, KY, former home of the bride.
the couple will reside in George
town.
Norman Glenn, commercial man.
ager Of the new radio station
WJWL, located at Georgetown.
which went into operation this
week, was guest speaker at the
regular meeting Of the George
town Lions Club, here last week.
Introduced by Preston Workman.
program chairman, the speaker
discussed the plans and programs
OF the new station and outlined
policies Of the station.
Harvey B. Spicer, presided and
announced the appointment of com
mlttees to serve under the three
vice-presidents, for the ensuing
term: Charles TrammeI, 1st vice
president; Attendance-JOhn W..
Parker, chr; John L. Briggs.
Charles Workman, Finance: Ash
land Collins, chr; James b. Roach.
albert Snyder. Membership-Don-
aid M. Weir, chr; Harvey Rich
ard, Carl Utz. Program: Cecil v.
Culver, chr; Russell G. Porter. Ira
Brittingham. Constitution e Nv
Laws: Robert w. Tunnel, chr.
Joseph Wagner, Donald M. Weir
End vice-president, Carl Utz.
Lions Information: John L. Briggs
chr, David Pepper, Thomas J.
Pittard. Convention: Harvey E.
Nelson, chr, Preston Hickman.
William r. Pusey Jr. Sight Con-
serVatiOn & Blind: James Roach.
chr, Howard Lingo, John w. Park
er. Boys & Girls: William Booth.
chr, David Pepper, o. Raymond
Martin. Citizenship & Patriotism:
Manford Rust, chr, Raymond
Albert Snyder.
Bird vice-presldent John L. Briggs,
Publicity: Russell G.. Porter, chr.
Donald NJ. Weir, Preston Workman.
c Civic Improvement: RAYMOND
chr, John L. Briggs. /
william Booth. Community Better
ment: Ira Brittingham, chr, Ro-
bert w. TUnnell. Ashland Collins
Education: David Pepper. chr
Cecil V. Culver, Joseph Wagner,
Health & Welfare: Preston Work
man, chr, Harvey Richard, Preston
Hickman. Safety: Charles Work
man. chr, o. Raymond Martin.
Carl Utz.
Al Rennewanz, engineer at the
local Swift & Co.. plant was a guest /
sterling Simonds, reported attend !
ance at the recent convention of
ions International. in Atlantic /
Iitv. where Haro1 Nutter a /
'ative Of Milford. now of Camden
y. !: was elected as International
President.
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