Milford chronicle., 1953-03-20
GEORGETOWN

ana presented awards to Cubs who
mad qualified to receive them.
Justice James M. TunneIl, Jr.
addressed the group, tracing the
origin and history Of Boy Scouts
IN America and discussing the
scout program, listed it's benefits
70 boys and youth in general.
FolloWing are the awards made
and the recipients: Lion. KENNY
abbott; Gear, Diekie Adams and
Charles Lible; Wolves, Glen VIII
gus and Irwin King; Gold Arrow
Point, Billy Wright and Melvin
Mumford; Silver Arrow Point.
Billy Wright.
William r. Ratledge is now Cub
Master, replacing Carl Wade, whose
business compelled a transfer to
another town.
In attendance were 85 Cubs, their
parents and friends. Refreshments
were served at the end Of the cere-
monies.
Members of the Georgetown Lions
Club voted unanimously last week
to aid the Board Of Directors of
Sussex Central Hospital, Inc, in
any future plans for a hospital. The
decision came as a result of a talk
given before the club recently by
DR.. G. M. Van Valkenburgh, when
he cited the need for a hospital
here. The Lions Club, along with
other organizations, have cOntribu-
ted to the fund now in hand for a |
hospital.
William Davies, of Laurel, can
didate for District Governor Of o.
d, Lions International, spoke brief |
ly during the meeting this week |
and congratulated the local club |
on efforts in Lionism. Other guests
from the Laurel Lions Club were
Glen Ward, Fred Watkins, and
Clarence Willis.
Carl Utz, president, presided
over the business session. He an
nounced committee assignments for
new members as follows: James
Yutzi to Attendance and Member
ship; Samuel Russell to Constitu-
tiOn and Bylaws and Civic I'm
prOvements; William Globes to
Publicity and Community Better
ment; Robert Green to Convention
and Sight Conservation and the
Blind; Herman Lockwood to Pro-
gram and Health and Welfare.
The committee named for the
Charter and Ladies Night to be
held in Grange Hall on May 18th.
includes Donald Weir, chairman,
Raymond Martin, James Yutzi.
John w. Parker and Joel Braun
field.
A nominating committee to Sc
leet officers for the next term is
headed by Harvey B. Spicer, chair !
man and members serving with him ,
are Joseph Wagner, Carey D. Sapp,
Rev. George A. Leukel and Joseph !
!
Named on the "Slave Sale" COM :
mittee, for a new, project. were s
Nelson, chairman, W. Lay
on Johnson, William Globes, Rich
lrd Braunfleld and Russell G. Por-
er.
DR.. Thomas C. MulIigan. pastor
Il Grace Methodist Church. has n
'een invited to return as pastor for a
us third year. In his report to the
fourth Quarterly Conference, held G
4 the church, following a covered 7
l1sh supper with members and Off N
'ers of the church, DR.. Mulligan re- Il
'orted having made over 900 pas
oral calls; performed II wedding s.
ceremonies; conducted or assisted n
n 20 funerals; performed % ban P
lsmaI services 1.-TWO of them ad- b
llts) and received 10 members into n
ne church, with another class to
'e admitted to membership on Eas- Il
er Sunday. el
he speclncally requested that no J"
Increase in salary or expense ac- 0
cunt be considered, because of the
ulIding program in which the "
hurch is now engaged. The new y
ullding he described as being 12O
9et by 58 feet, not including kit u u
hen, rest rooms and furnace NJ
Dom. M
The church has 3S6 members. en- n
oiled and the Sunday School en- n
Ollment numbers 421 and the Wo- II
len's Society of Christian Service.
28 members. e.
Dr. 0. A. BARLEY, Superintendent M
the Dover District of the PENN CC
lla Methodist Conference, presided Az
yer the Conference. Officers for m
he church for the ensuing wear
ere elected and commissions Sc CT
cted. The Board Of Trustees COM wi
rises John 1. Short, Mrs. Olivia
'ilkins, Henry G. Graves, Andrew vii
Murray, Edward B. Green and ha
red King. SD
The Board of Stewards includes. lie
GLAND Baker, Loren Frve. Mrs no
RANGES Graves, Melvin Hearn
rs. Clara HOalson, Mrs. Mary sp'
eeler, Noah King, Mrs. Prela tel
ynch, Mrs. Fred Sammons, Mrs. LIE
rglnia Pepper, Howard Marvel.
1rman Mitchell, Leroy Mumford. an
I'm w. Parker, C. Arlington Pen an
r, Martin S. Pittit, Paul A. Rich Vi ",
dson, James Roach, Lloyd Rogers. W.
lymond Rust, Edward G. Serman. .oI
rs. Charles Short, Walter T. a.
nth, Jr., Glenn Spangler, Charles "S
ammell, Harold +. Wilson, Clar- Rri
ce Workman, Robert WYATT. inc
ne Savage, Raymond Givens, Jr. Mr.
III H. wilkins IS Honorary dat
other officers are Paul Richard Wo
n, Church treasurer; Melvin Mr.
arm, recording steward; Mrs. Ola [
ng, Communion Steward; Mrs. i'll
via wilkins, District Steward: F
mes B. Owen, Church School Lee
perlntendent; Earl Eshleman, ten
sistant Church School Superin- al
ident; John I. Short, Lay Lead Din