Milford chronicle., 1954-12-03
GEORGETOWN

Warren Severns, assistant mani
ager of the Southeastern Pennsyl-
vania Artificial Breeders Cooper
alive was guest speaker for the
Georgetown-MillsbOro Rotary Club,
in Masonic Temple, last week.
Introduced by #. Thaddeus War
ringtop, program chairman, Mr.
oeverns related the history and
growth Of the cooperative from time
Of organization TO the present and
told how the artificial breeding
program has improved dairy herds
in this country. He explained in
detail how the program worked,
especially IN the district included
within the limits Of his particular
branch Of the cooperative. He stated
that in Denmark 9O96 of the dairy
farmers use the artificial breeding
method IN the u. S. A he said that
percentage Of dairy farmers using
the program now has increased to
from 25 to 80 per cent and IS ex-
tending each year.
Presiding at the meeting was
Grover Y. Foster. vice president iof
the club who ofhciated Ia the alb
sence Of Lindale @. Fisher. presi-
dent IN attendance at the meeting
was y. S. Senator John j. Williams.
an honorary member of the club.
Rev. Glen B. Walter. Rector Of
ST Paui's p b Church. in George
town, speaking before the George
town kiWanis Club. in the anaaal
Thanksgiving meeting, held in
Grace Church Hall, last week. dis
cussed What Thanksgiving We Can
Render to God The speaker re-
viewed ways in which Thankseivina
had been rendered to God. going
back to the Old Testament for ways
ia which people had expressed
thanks to God for blessings received.
He sketched a brief history Of the
manner IN which people Of various
nations had expressed thanks over
the years up to the present day.
Rev. Walters pointed out that offer
ing Of sacrifices was not the true
meaning Of thanksgiving, which
should be expressed in the form Of
service 10 others and in service to
God through His church. He told
klWanians that as a service club
they had every opportunity for SER
vice to others in their community
and the country He urged the mem-
bers to show true thanksgiving by
faithful service to those in need:
to their families and churches and
to make this Thanksgiving Day.
one Of actual thanks through ser
vice.
The speaker was introduced. by
Dallas A. Dennis. a past president
Of the club, and +. Glen Grain,
president presided. The Kiwanis
Club wiz hold a bake and food
sale in BurtOn's Show Rooms, on
Market St., Saturday, December II,
beginning at 10000 a. m. N. Eugene
Campbell is general chairman for
the affair
The Georgetown Club has re-
ceiYed an invitation from the Sails
bury KiWanis Club to attend a
divisional meeting to be held in
Salisbury on December z. The an
nual Christmas party of the club
viii be held on December IA. At
this time members Of the club will
bring gifts for boys and girls at
Delaware Colony, each member con-
tributing two gifts. Rev William O.
Hackett read list of acceptable
gifts from which each member may
select for presentation.
The Sussex County Professional
WOmens Club met at the home of
Mrs. Lydia Wilson Price, last week
for a business session and discus
sion Of plans for the annual Christ
mas party.
The Christmas party will be held
at the home of Miss Clara Sammons,
on s. Bedford st., Georgetown.
There win be covered dish supper
beginning At 6.45 p. M, followed
By short program and the annual
Carol sing Members viii bring
gifts to be sent to two girls from
Delaware Colony who have been
assigned to the club. The usual
exchange Of gifts between members
viii also be on the evening program
Of events
a letter was read inviting mem-
bers Of the club to attend the am
nual Vesper Services to be held
at Delaware Colony on Sunday,
December 10, at 200 D. M, when
the children Of the Colony win pre-
sent q pageant entitled Incident
in Bethlehem
Reports Of committees and Off
GERS were received by Miss Grace