Milford chronicle., 1952-11-14

W. Blevins, Paradise, Pa, as the
new supervising principal of Mil
ton Consolidated School. succeed
ing Warren r. Good, who resigned
to accept a position with the Alfred
l. dupont district as elementary
principal.
Mr.. Blevins has taught in New
Britain Township and Paradise for
the last IA years. He is a graduate
of Millersville State Teachers Col
lege, Millersville, Pa, and is en-
rolled in graduate studies at Tenn
pie University.
Mr.. Blevins is a member of the
Paradise Lions Club. He will as
sumo his new duties on December
l. He is married and has two small
children.
DIVORCES - Sixteen divorce ac-
tiOns have been listed by ProthOn-
Otary John P. LeFevre for hearing
in Superior Court Friday, Novem-
Der 21. They are:
Francis Bell V. Rosa Bell, Ellen
M. Bell V. Robert S. Bell, James
A. Leyanna V. Delilah c. Leyanna,
Junie Elizabeth Morgan V. Elmer
G. Morgan, George Jester v. Mar
ian M. Jester, Ruth M. Elliott v.
! Howard Francis Elliott, Jr., Charles
Edward Donaphan V. Mary Mae
Donaphan, Isaac H. Masten v. Ida
M. Harvey Masten.
VOnnetta G. Leiby V. Edward ].
Leiby, Robert c. Wilson v. Eliza
beth G.. Wilson, Mildred c. Urban
/ V. Stephen J. Urban, Margaret G.
Kuzian V. stephen Kuzian, Emma
Marie NeWcomber v. Leroy Patrick
Newcomer, Morris Thompson v.
Elizabeth M. Thompson, Lottie w.
Johnson V. Enoch Henry Johnson,
and Edward Franklin Richards V.
Elsie Mae Richards.
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EVANGELISM - The Woman's
Society of Grace Methodist Church,
Georgetown, held an evangelism
program in the church recently.
Mrs. Paul A. Richardson acted as
I reader and the characters were
portrayed by Mrs. Henry G.. Graves,
Mrs. Frank King, Mrs. Harry T.
Swain, Mrs. John King and Mrs.
Frederick P. SammaQs. Special mu-
sic in keeping with the theme in
cluded a solo by Mrs. Kenny Rog-
ers and a quartet, comprising Bar
bara, Joan Short, 10y Jones and
Mrs Rogers.
Mrs. T. G. Mulligan presided in
the absence of the president, Mrs.
Edward B. Green. Devotions were
In charge Of Mrs. ElwoOd Short,
spiritual life secretary. Last min
ute plans and arrangements for
the bazaar t. be held this Thurs
day were discussed. Donations Of
school articles for children of
Methodist missionaries in Puerto
Rico were received from members.
/ ZACK WELLS - The Kiwanis
Club of Delmar held it's fourth an
nual ladies' night recently in the
social hall of the First Methodist
Church when Zack w. Wells gave
the address of the evening. Mr.
Wells, now a resident of Whining
ton, is a former resident of the
/ Whitesville section which is rural
/ Delmar
Irving Aydelotte, Kiwanis pres
ident, welcomed the guests and
! Cleveland Hildebrand was chair
man of the aff4ir. Short talks were
given by Elmer Moore of Seaford,
district lieutenant governor, and
GOvernOr-elect James Lynch, also
of SeafOrd.
Joseph Hardwick was master of
ceremonies. Norman LeCate, presi-
dent of the Delmar Lions Club,
Mayor A. E. Hantwerker of the
Delaware side of Delmar, and
Marion B. Sherwood, president of
the Maryland Town Council, were
among the 125 members and guests.
Laurel, Greenwood, SeafOrd, Girls
field and Salisbury clubs of Mary
land were represented.
INSTaLLATION-The Leah Re-
bekah and Ocean Wave Lodges of
RehobLth Beach have elected new
officers, with joint installations
taking place at a public meeting in
the RehobOth School.
The ceremony was witnessed by
more than 500 persons, including
Grand Master Norman Waibel of
Wilmington, who conducted the
evenings program.
During the ceremony, Past Grand
Master Berman P Melvin, RehO-
both Beach, presented the past
grand jewel to the retiring noble
grand, William Massey. An Odd
, Fellow signature ring was present
ed to William Massey by his moth
er, Mrs. Mildred Massey, in recog-
milton of work well DONE.
The retiring past noble grand OF
the Rebekah Assembly, Mrs. Mary
Frances Barney, was presented
with the Past Grand Jewel. The
newly elected noble grand Of Re.
bekah Lodge is Mrs. Ruth Hudson
and the new vice grand is Mrs. Ida
WaIston.
James Travis, Jr., Rehoboth, is
present noble grand of Ocean Wave
Lodge, and Kenneth Lingo the frs
grand Many dignitaries from Penn.
sylvania and Maryland were guests
of the evening.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the ceremonies.
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