Milford chronicle., 1953-04-17
GEORGETOWN


Hon. ElwOOd 4. Nelson rrd.o :.
me Family Court, Of wilmington
guest speaker for the Georgefowr
Farent-Teachers Association Lao
Week discussed the important ~.
latlonsnlp between the school and
the court in dealing with delin-
quent children, and praised the
SCHOOLS IN New Castle County fnr
tleif cooperation with the Familv
court Of Wilmington. Judge MAJ
son emphasized the imnorfsn,.a 80
the placing of emphasis on striving
lot good citizenship and pointed
Vat mat When child is not under
me influence Of the home. the MAJ
JoI part Of his time is sDeDt in
schooi and he enlarged on wavs iD
Whlch the schools are aiding in
correcting Juvenile delinOuenev
Judge Nelson was appoinfed as
JdQge OF the Juvenile Court in viii
mlngton by former Governor wal
Ter w. Bacon in I943. The TuveniIe
IouIt mas since been changed to
tne Family Court. The speaker was
Introduced by Judge James r
Carey Of Georgetown.
william Hudson, president of the
a'IA, presided. e. A. Yutzi chair
man OF the ways and means com
LliIttee reported on a proposed PTA
circus, proceeds from which would
De applied to the scholarship funS
Plans were discussed and II IS
nopea to present the circus some
time in May.
4. Lester Brumbley, chairman of
the nominating committee. present.
ed the list Of officers for the en-
suing term. Unanimously elected
We're: Houston Wilson, president:
MRS. George Bryan, high school /
vice president; Elmer A. Yutzi. ell /
ementary vice president: Mrs. Cliff /
lord Lawson, secretary. Edward r /
5teen was reelected as treasurer. I
The officers Will be installed at the
next meeting, on May IL.
refreshments were served in the
.schoOl cafeteria by Home Room
Mothers.
Mrs. William Richardson Of Leb-
anon, publicity chairman of Women
Tor Better Government. and Miss
OllVis Coffin, Of Dover, former nro-
lessor in the Trenton State Teach
eIs college and an active member
OF Women for Better Government
were the speakers at the April din
ner meeting Of the Sussex County
BUSINESS and Professional Women's
Club IN Georgetown, last week.
MRS. Richardson outlined the
background of Women for Better
Government, how it was organized
and the purposes of the Organiza-
ton and future plans for Carving
on the night for better government.
Miss Coffin gave a comprehensive
report on the meetings held by the
The main subjects
discussed by speakers at the var
ous meetings and information i'm
parted by each of them. A general
discussion followed the talks of the
speakers. Mrs. Della Mas. nublic
lHalrs chairman for the club, who
irranged the program, was unable
o attend and the speakers were in
ips.
WI D MyItIe Emory, president
Onducted a business session. Mrs.
stelle Vaughn. reported on high
ghts Of the recent luncheon held
Washington by the National
PW Federation in honor of women
government and in Congress.
light members of the Sussex Club
ttended and there were a total of
0 BPWC members from the state.
Plans for the annual banquet to
e held in May were discussed and
he date and place Of meeting fixed.
he banquet will be held in Sea-
)rd Inn, on Wednesday, May 13.
t 6:45 p m. Miss May Gordy will
e in charge of the program and
Ulcers will be installed. The Off
ers will be elected in a business