Milford chronicle., 1953-09-18
GEORGETOWN

4fAADo DENIN AnM 4lMMLEI VI
Georgetown, became the bride of
George B. Donaway Of MillsborO,
in the First Presbyterian Church,
on Saturday afternoon, September
IL. at 2 o'clock. The double ring
ceremony was performed by Rev.
George Allen Leukel, pastor of the
church
The bride, gwen in marriage by
her uncle, Thomas J. Pittard, wore
gown of white net over satin,
made with a strapless blouse and
featuring deep lace panels on the
ballerina length skirt. She wore a
matching lace jacket with long
pointed sleeves. Her finger tip IL
lusiOn veil fell from a juliet cap
of net trimmed with seed pearls
and she carried a white prayer
book with a white orchid.
Her maid of honor and only at
tendant, was her sister, Miss JOS
ephyne Hunter, who was gOwned
in a ballerina length gown of blue
deep lace yoke. Her headdress was
a juliet cap of blue net trimmed
with seed pearls and she carried
yellow rOsebuds.
Mrs. Thomas Pittard, aunt of the
bride, was gOwned in a street
length dress of navy blue chantilly
with a dusty pink hat. Her acces-
sOries were pink and her cOrsage
of pink rOsebuds. Mrs. Arthur Lee
T1skfoad .R h. Z,
steel blue taffeta street length dress
with navy blue hat and navy ac-
cessOries and a corsage of pink
rOsebuds.
Mrs. DOnOway. mother of the
groom, chose a royal blue satin
dress with navy blue hat, pink ac-
cessOries and a cOrsage of pink
rOsebuds.
The best man was Warren Pet
tyjOhn, of Georgetown, brother-in-
law of the bride, and the ushers
were Arthur Lee Pittard, of George
town, uncle of the bride, and Mar
shall Lewis, of MillsbOrO.
Wedding music was played by
Mrs. Ruth Klipple and the solo
lists were Miss Jean Steigelman,
who sang Il Love You Truly" and
Lynn McIlvaine, who sang BE
cause" The sOlOists were class
mates of the bride.
The bride, who is the daughter
of the late Joseph and Margaret
Veasey Hunter, graduated from the
Georgetown High School, class of
1858, and is employed at the du-
POnt NylOn Plant in SeafOrd
The groom is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. DOnaway of Mills
bOrO, and is engaged in agricul-
ture. He graduated from the Mills
bOrO High School in 1851.
Following a reception at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee
Pittard, aunt and uncle of the
bride, the couple left for a wedding
trip. On their return they will re-
side near MillsbOrO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Pittard
entertained the wedding party at
rehearsal dinner on Wednesday
night preceding the wedding.
A recOrd-breaking number of 939
pupils were enrolled for the open
ing day of the Georgetown Public
Schools, on Wednesday of last
week. Halliday sessions prevail
ed for the three school days and
regular sessions began Monday.
There are 538 in the elementary
school (grades 1-6); 347 in the
secondary school (grades 7-12) and
81 in the Richard Allen School. Ac-
cOrding to George H. Keen, super
lntendent, there will be possibly
25 to 80 more students to enroll
this month.
Mr.. Keen has announced the
complete roster of the faculty. sec
retarial. cafeteria and custOdial
staffs, as follows: High school,
James B. Owen, principal; Louis
e. COber, English and social stu
dies; Mrs. Jane Hotter Reed, Eng
lish; Donald G. Mercer, English
and social studies; Mrs Margaret
Henderson, English and social stu
dies; Frank Elliott, Jr.. agriculture
and shop; Miss ElinOr J. Short,
commercial; Miss Margaret K. Rob
insOn, English and social studies:
James PrOudfOOt, mathematics and
science; Earl Eshleman, industrial
arts and shop; Mrs. Leah Isaacs,
mathematics and social studies:
James L. Marvel, mathematics and
science; Mrs. Agnes c. TyndaIl.
home making; Herman Batianelli.
playground supervisor, physical
education, mathematics, coach of
athletics; Mrs. DOrtha H. Cannon.
librarian; Miss Ruth Clements,
girls physical education; Paul
GLADDEN., boys physical education;
Mrs. Mary Hunt Nichols, vocal mu-
sic; Miss Marcella Short, French:
Philip Taylor, instrumental music;
Miss Bette Baer, nurse.
Elementary school: Miss Anita
George, Mrs. Anna Rose, Mrs. Mary
Jane Taylor. Mrs Bessie w. Yea
sey, grade one; Mrs. Mary H. Bail
ey, Mrs. Marie Bastianeli, Miss
Myrtle Jefferson, grade two; Mrs.
Dorothy Elliott, Mrs. Edna Pur-
nell, Mrs. Beatrice Talbert, grade
three; Miss Marian Burton, Mrs.
Helen COber. Mrs. Helen S. West.
grade four; Mrs. Virginia Cosden.
Mrs. Madalyn Richardson, Mrs.
Madalyn Trammell, grade five;
Mrs. Flora Joseph, Mrs. Mary Kee-
Ter, Mrs. Harry F. Lacklove, grade
six. Herbert Nichols, principal of
elementary school.
In the Richard Allen School, Mrs.
Ruth Moore will teach grades one,
two and three, and James S. Ev-
ans will teach grades four, five and
six.
The cafeteria staff of the high
school comprises Mrs. Charlotte