Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1954-02-12
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John j. Donnelly, a local repre-
sentative Of the Internal Revenue
Department, was guest speaker for
the Observation-Disclosures Rotary
Club, in Masonic Temple here last
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. DOnnelly discussed Filling
OF Estimated Taxes" and gave facts
concerning who must file such
estimates; the procedure for filing
and penalties for failure to do so.
He was introduced by Harry E.
Hudson, program chairman.
George S. Williams, of Millsboro,
and Rev. Dr. Omar 3. Jones Of
SeafOFd, honorary members Of the
club, were in attendance.
The 44th anniversary OF the Boy
Scouts Of America, was observed
in the Georgetown KiWanis Club,
meeting in Grace Church Hall,
here last week. The Kiwanis Club
sponsors the local Troop No. 1O5,
in Georgetown, and the program
for the evening was in charge of
Edwin L. Smith, chairman of the
Boy Scout Committee of the club.
He introduced Robert Kennedy,
scOutmaster of the troop, who gave
a resume of local scout activities,
including data on membership,
ratings and other facts. Present
with Mr.. Kennedy were seven mem
bers of the local troop: E. J.
Green, Eagle Scout; patrol leaders,
first class, William Walton, Hol-
land Van Valkenburgh, Thomas
Kelley; patrol leaders, second
class, Carey ID. Sapp. Jr., and Mi
chael RYAN aud Star Scout, Robert
Kennedy. This group of seven
scouts presented a skit in which
they demonstrated hand, knee, an
kle and leg bandaging; the method
Of applying a tOurniqet; a 4-man
hand carry of an injured person
and artificial respiration using
both the old and new methods.
Following presentation of the
skit, Edwin L. Smith presented
scout flag for Troop No. 105, which
was received by Thomas Kelley,
the troop quartermaster. TheScout
Flag, given to the troop by the
Kiwanians carries the name of the
club, the scout emblem and num-
Der of the local troop and the Sus-
sex district and Deimarva Coun-
Gil insignia.
Glen Grain, president of the
club, presided and received the
monthly reports of committee
chairmen, which were read before
the club. David Bray, chairman of
the church committee announced
names of those to serve for the in
VOcatiOns during this month: Will
liam Jaeger for the meeting on
February 8; Howard Warren on
February Is, and James Dukes on
February %. The invocation on
Tuesday night was given by Leo
Hagge. Norman Lewis of RehobOth
was visiting Kiwanian.
This week the program was on
Washington and Lincoln with
James PrOudfOot as program chair
man. The Ladies' Night, Inter-Club
and Valentine program will be held
on February Is, with N. Eugene
Campbell and William II. Hender-
son as cO-chairmen. The affair was
held in Grace Church Hal!
The program schedule for the re-
mainder of the year was announced
together with chairmen. for each.
The schedule follows:
February 19-Ladies' and Valen-
tine Night, ~ Eugene Campbell,
William H. Henderson.
February 23-United States-Can-
ada Program, Louis e. Cober.
March 2-VisitatiOn of the Lieu
tenant Governor, Glen Grain.
March FARMERS Night, Wal
lace KOeppel.
March Educational Guidance.
James Marvel
March % - Better Homes and
Gardens, Martin Isaacs.
March 3O-Special program, Les
ter Coleman.
April 6-Musical Night, Philip
Taylor.
April 1S-Easter, Russell d.
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