Milford chronicle., 1954-07-30
GEORGETOWN

The annual bazaar Of Grace Meth
odist Church, sponsored Jointly bv
the WSCS and the Strivers class 81
the church, viii be held On Novem-
Der 2 and 13.
On Friday, November ~ the ba
zaar viii open at noon and remain
open until 500 b. N. A supper viii
be served from 400 to Zoo q ~
The affair viii be held entirely
a Grace Church Hail. the new
building which was opened earsIv
this year. Proceeds viii be appIied
to the Building Fund.
Miss Lois Steigelman is acting as
general chairman with Mrs. Warren
r. Holson and Mrs. Harold r. VIII
son as cO-chaiFmen. Booth chair
men and committees for the bazaar
and the serving Of luncheon and
supper will be named in another
meeting Of the sponsoring groups
to be held late in the summer
The Georgetown KiWanis Club
suspended its regular Tuesday
night meeting and in lien thereof
Is having the annual picnic at the
Penuel Cottage on Broadkiln Beach.
tonight
k1Wanians and their families and
friends will gather at the beach
at 500 p. m. for picnic supp4r
which will be followed by beach
games and other entertainment
LinwOod G. Penuel is general chair
man assisted by about twenty Of the
club members serving on various
committees to provide food. en-
tertainment and all that goes with
a real bang-up evening. The local
kiwanis Club led the 11th Division
in point scores for June and placed
second in the In attendance scoring.
Greenwood Kiwanians placed first
in attendance, in the division. Julius
C. Green, secretary of the local
club is III in the Milford Memorial
Hospital
Sussex Post IFS, American Legion
in addition to having one Of its
members, Harry Zerby, elected as
Department Commander in Della
ware, also had another member. l.
Lester Brumley named as a member
Of the executive committee from
District IA and brought home q
number of awards.
The Department Membership
Trophy for 1854 was awarded to
Sussex Post rs, which also re-
ceived a Department Certificate for
having reached an all-time high in
Post membership.
Clifton Rogers, Commander of
Sussex Post rs. was given an in
dividual certificate in recognition
Of outstanding work as member
snip chairman during 1853, while
serving as vice commander Of the
Post.
A citation was awarded Sussex
Post rs for Child Welfare Service
during last year.
Sussex Unit rs, Ladies Auxiliary,
was awarded the Department
membership prize as the Unit with
less than so members, having the
greatest percentage of membership
quota by Nov. 80, 1858. The prize
for the same cause, given by Mrs.
ElWOOd Short, also went to the
Unit Mrs. Short was elected as a
vice president Of the State Depart
ment Auxiliaries for the second
year Attending the Auxiliaries
Convention from the local unit
were, Mrs. Short, Mrs. Harry Zerby,
Mrs. William G. Lambden, Mrs.
James Hastings and Mrs Ralph
Lyons.
The Women's Auxiliaries Asso-
ciation Of the Sussex County Volun-
teer Firemen's Association meeting
in Milton Fire Hall nominated Off
GERS for the coming year and en-
dorsed Mrs. Minnie Kyttle, OF
Laurel, as a candidate for second
vice president, of the Women's
State Convention in September.
Officers nominated for the Sussex
Auxiliaries Association fer the en-
suing term are: Mrs. Ella Roach,
Rehoboth, president; Miss Ruth
! Vaughn, Rehoboth, secretary; Mrs.
Margaret Hastings, Blades, vice
president; Mrs. Eleanor Elliott,
Laurel, treasurer; Mrs Alberta
Smith, Bridgeville, assistant trea-
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