Milford chronicle., 1954-05-28
GEORGETOWN


Mrs. N. Eugene Campbell, chair
man Of the Housing Committee for
the Delmarva Chicken Festival to
be held in Georgetown, June 21,
% and %. in a statement made this
week, emphasized the importance
and necessity for early reserva-
tions for housing accommodations
desired by visitors during the three
day event.
Mrs. Campbell and her commit
tee aides, Mrs. Preston Workman
and Mrs. Ralph l. Richardson, Jr.,
are already at work on listings
for available accommodations in
Georgetown and nearby areas. She
urges that all who desire housing
accommodations for all or part
of the three days to contact her as
soon as possible to insure comfort
able quarters. Mrs. Campbell may
be reached by telephone-George-
town 5000 or by mail addressed to: {:
Mrs. N. Eugene Campbell, George
town, Del
The Kiwanis Club of Frankford
was organized in a meeting held
in FrankfOrd Fire Hall. last
Thursday night. The new club was
sponsored by the Georgetown XII
wants Club, which was represented
in the meeting by Dallas A. Den
mis-. past president; Julius c. Green
and Charles P. Greene. Mr.. Dennis
presided and introduced Chester A.
Daisey of Chincoteague, Va. 1t.
Gov. of the 11th Kiwanis Division.
Mr.. Daisey talked briefly on XII
wants detectives, aims and pur-
poses and introduced M. Claiming
Wagner, of Wilmington. Mr.. Wag-
ner, a past president Of the Will
mington Kiwanis Club and past
Governor of the Kiwanis CAPITOL
District, is the accredited repre-
sentative Of Kiwanis International.
He completed the formal Organiza-
tion details and installed the Off
GERS of the FrankfOrd Club: Will
liam E. Wilgus, PRESIDENT; Man
ford c. Penuel, vice-president:
William r. Lynch, treasurer. The
Directors installed were: Charles
Ellis. John A. Tingle, Vernon Muir
ray, ROdman Evans, Robert Long.
Ray A, Luzier and James E. Rick
ards. Mr.. Richards acted as tempo
rary secretary for the meeting.
The secretary for the club will be,
named by the Board of Directors
and installed in a later meeting.
The regular meeting night for
the new FrankfOrd Club will be on
Thursday evenings of each week
in the FTankford Fire Hall and the
regular annual meeting will be
held in November of each year AS
OF Thursday night the new club
has 80 Charter members with a
number of others expected to en-
roll before the closing of the Char
ter.
The FrankfOrd Club will receive
it's Charter the first part of july.
when there will be a Charter. In
ter-Club and Ladies Night pro-
gram held. Committees named for
this event included members of the
Frankford and Georgetown Kiwa-
mis- Clubs-fOr Frankford, William
p. Wilgus, general chairman: Levi
Bunting, publicity; c. A. (Budl
Boothe, program; Charles Ellis.
House committee and Vernon Muir
ray, attendance. Kiwanians from
the Georgetown Club who will
serve with the FrankfOrd commit
tee include the members of the
New Clubs committee-Harry S.
Smith, chairman; Julius C. Green.
publicity; William H. Henderson.
program; Dallas A. Dennis, House:
and Charles P. Greene.
The members of the new Frank
ford Club were presented with
kiwanis buttons and rules by M.
Claiming Wagner during the in
stallatiOn ceremonies and the new
ly installed president, Mr.. Wilgus.
gave a short talk.
The invocation was given bv 1T
Gov. Chester Daisey and music was
played by Mrs. Carolyn English. of
ErankfOrd, with Mr.. Daisey lead
ing the group singing. Dinner was
served by the Ladies Auxiliary of
the Frankfort VOlCutger Fire Com
pany, which Will continue to serve
the dinners for the club in future
meetings.
An American Junior Baseball
League in Sussex County was as
sured in meeting held in the Log
Cabin, in Georgetown, this week.
A. wayne Burton, of Millsboro,
Sussex County chairman of Ameri-
can Legion Junior Baseball, pre-
sided and the Coaches and Posts
represented in the meeting were
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