Milford chronicle., 1953-03-13
GEORGETOWN

The fourth quarterly conference
Of the Georgetown Methodist Cir
cut was held last week in Bethesda
Methodist Church, one of the four
which comprises the circuit. The
other three are COkesburv. ST
Johns and Sand Hill.
Reports from organizations Of
each church were given and a pas-
toral report presented by Rev. los
eph V. Holiday. DR.. o. A. BARLEY.
Dover District Superintendent. who
presided, praised the churches for
the progress made during the past
year.
Stewards and officers for the new
year for each of the churches were
elected during the meeting. Follow
ing are the board of trustees elect
ed for each church: Bethesda, Phil
Up Short, Harry Joseph, William
Belts, Vernon Van Auken, James
Marvel, Leroy Marvel; st. Johns,
ElWood Steele, Ralston PettyjOhn.
Ralph johnson, Larry Moore, Miles
Dodd, Harry DOdd, ]. ]. West, w.
II. TFuitt; COkesbury, Roy Hill.
Horace Carmean Samuel Wilson.
Eli Elliott, Elmer Swain, Frank
Fowler, Henry /. Short, J. R. Will
son. Mrs. Ella Tyndall; Sand Hill,
Mrs. Ruby Young, Alfred Work
man, Harry Wilson, George Work
man, Mrs. Alline COrdrey, Frank
Donovan.
Elected as stewards for Bethesda,
Harry Joseph, James Marvel. Mrs.
5. 2. Belts, Ernest DOrman: for
Cokesbury, Mrs. Horace Carmean.
Mrs. Ella Tyndall: for Sand Hill.
George Workman and Mrs. Myrtle
Mariner; for st. Johns, Chester
Walls and Harry DOdd. Treasurers
elected included Mrs. Ann Marvel
for Bethesda; Mrs. Ella TyndalI |
for COkesbuTy; Mrs. Goldie Wilson
for Sand Hill and G. Francis Will |
son for st. Johns.
Rev. Joseph v. Holiday. who |
has served as pastor of the George
town Circuit during the past year /
was extended a unanimous invita- |
ton to return to the pastOrate for
another year.
Miss Louise R. Whitcomb, Home
Management Specialist of the Uni
Versity of Delaware Extension Ser
vice, discussed the problems of
youth and acted as moderator of a /
teen-age panel on youth problems,
IN an open meeting sponsored by
the Georgetown New Century Club \
here last Thursday night. She en- \
phasized the need for understand
ing, security, discipline and pa
tlence toward young people in both |
the home and the school and also l
pointed out the great need for a
closer tather-sOn relationship and
the Importance of self-development
with parental guidance. Two mo-
Vies were shown by Miss Whitcomb.
assisted by Herman Bastianelli.
member of the faculty of the
Georgetown High School. The sub
ect of both films dealt with the
heme of the program. The films
ihOwn were Captains Courage
'us" and "Shy Guy, the latter pic
ure being from the Department of
Education.
"A Ieen-age panel comprising Jack ,
learn, Earl Hastings, Neal War
lngtOn, Marcia Hudson, Sharon
hort and Rosemary Warrington. ;
their individual evalua-
on of the ideas brought out in the
NO movies. Mr.. BastianelIf sum-
larized the opinions of the panels.
encouragement, re-
Dect, friendliness and security to
evelop youth into all-round indi- :
iduals.
A brass ensemble from the high
choOl, directed by Philip Taylor, E
Instructor of instrumental music.
resented three selections. The en-
emble included Jack Hearn, Grant
ewis, Ralph S. Baker, Jr., Carey
app, Jr., and Melvin Mumford.
The program was in charge Of
ne education committee of the
lub, with Mrs. F. Thaddeus War :
ngtOn and Mrs. G. Linden Nc
vaine as cO-chairmen. Miss Whit
Omb was introduced by Mrs. War {
ngtOn. Mrs. Ralph S. Baker.
resident of the club, welcomed the :
uests and the Collect was pre- 4
snted by Mrs. Paul Short. Il
At the close of the program re- Q