Milford chronicle., 1954-02-26
KIIUGHtS Hter-CIub
Met At Georgetown
Continued from first naga,

in its history of DemocranV,. llv.'
Where man can spring from a
loe caDln and attain the presidency
VI tIls nation. 1t is a land of equal
opportunity but not necessarily
one OF equal talent" He went on
10 point out that, "In time of
stress and fear, discussion of in
IerhaI problems tend to deal in
personalities and invective. in
ldlKs' IN the press, in public for
uIlls' etc. In our Democracy we
Gan approach the problems to-
sether as Americans, not with in
EecIlVe' but with a belief that even
though we disagree we can discuss
Ihe problems and arrive at an in
| telllgent solution"
The speaker was presented nv
Lester Coleman who acted as
toastmaster. Glen Grain. president
Vi the Georgetown Kiwanis Club.
extended a brief welcome and the
Invocation was given by Chester
Dalsey' of ChincOteague, Va. 1t
Gov. OF the 11th Capital District
| of Kiwanis. '''' ~
EuWard MarzOa acted as emcee
ior a Radio quiz program which
featured Identification of voices
ana musical numbers, with a rep
Iesehtatlve from each club present
as participants. Winners were
awarded prizes and losers penaliz-
ed with assignments to variOus
humorous stunts.
Door prizes were awarded IN
MRS. Robert Mears. Cbincoteague
Va; Mrs. Irving Bowman. Mrs
Louis Pikus, Milford; Mrs. NADIA
lyn Short, RehOboth; Mrs. Vernon
PowelI, Salisbury, Md; Mrs. RalDb
wyatt, ChincOteague; Mrs. Charles
COnOWay, Greenwood: Mrs pauI
Lord, Greenwood; Mrs. Hazel
Ildwell, Mrs. Martin Petit Mrs
Melvin Hearn, Mrs. Edward Mar
zoa, Mrs. Charles r. Cannon. Jr
Mrs. Harriet Smith, Mrs. Dallas
Dennis, Mrs. Eugene CampbeIl
MRS. Doris Serman, Mrs. Charles
II. cannon, Jr., and Miss Eleanor
snort, all of Georgetown and Mrs
M a r garet Doughten, Millsboro
Each OF the ladies in attendance
received a pOtted plant. Special
s sIIts were presented to Mrs. Edna
Seeger and Mrs. Mary c. Wilson
Seeger and Mrs. Mary c. Wilson
martin Petit received the mems /
door prize. -o'
Brlef reports on committee ac- |
tlVltles were given by Martin
lSaacs, Of the Boys and Girls and |
Youth committee; Ralph S. Baker /
ruDlIc Affairs and Boy Scouts; Ed |
WIN l.. Smith, Boy Scouts; Wallace
hoeppel Agriculture, and David /
Bray, on Support of Churches
Jerry Spirer, a former member
OF the club, has been reinstated
as member.
Georgetown guests included Dr
ana Mrs. Thomas c. Mulligan. Miss
Eleanor Short, Mrs. Edna Sonper
ana Mrs. Mary c. Wilson.
Clubs of the 11th Capital Dis
lrlct were represented by the fol-
loving: MilfOrd-Mr. and Mrs
Ben Orkin, Mr.. and Mrs. r A
jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Row
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Roskin
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pikus. Harry
). Orkin and Ray Stokes: from Re-.
ioooIU-Dr' and Mrs. Harry Rick
~ branche Morris; Mr. and Mrs.
IdhclS Short and w. S. Cook:
rom GreenwOOd-Mr. and Mrs
W. ). Lord; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
cohoWay; Mr.. and Mrs. w. Paul
-ord; MI and Mrs. Isaac L. Smith.
hr. and Mrs. E. T. English. Mr.
tnd Mrs. Nelson w. Meredith and
W. r. Horner; from Seaford-Wr
tIlu ,iL MRS. Z. Elmer Moore; Mr.. and
WIS John Parsons; Mr.. and Mrs
1dWard Higgins and f. T. Revn-
nus Sr,; from Bridgeville-W
ina MRS. Weldon Brown and Mr.
ma Mrs. Harry Banning. from,
yilihcoteague-Lt Gov. and Mrs
hester Daisey; Mr.. and Mrs
talph E. Watson; from salisbury
and Mrs. Carlos Craw-
ora Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Powell.
'Ir and Mrs. Preston Holloway.
VII ana Mrs. Ford SeweIl: from
and Mrs. J. Phil
Fps Green; Mr.. and Mrs. Harvov
toberts; Mr.. and Mrs. SamucI
immonS; Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
)oughten; Mr.. and Mrs. Dplvnr
!. Pusey; Mr.. and Mrs. r n
iears and Mr.. and Mrs. Rnssou
Warrington. '''''oi'
Besides the 1t. Gov. of the nth
Jlstrlct' Mr.. Daisey, there wara
our past 1t. Governors nresent.
ohn Parsons and C. Elmer Moore
r SeafOrd; James Lynch. Robo,
.oth; and William H. Henderson
y ''0i''
Edward Serman was in cbaroo
l music with Miss Joyce Conowsv
I the piano. The committee on ar
ahSements included William IT
henderson and N. Eugene Cam q
ell co-chairmen; Charles D
reene' Julius c. Green. Martin
Petit, Edward Serman and
lenry VOgt. anu
The Delmarva fried chicken din G
eer was served by members of the $
y S. c. S. of Grace Methodist :
hurch, with Mrs. William Roach f
S chairman. A'0''0n