Milford chronicle., 1954-09-03
GEORGETOWN

Mrs Alden + Short Home Eco
nonice chairman ol Midland Grange
zI who IS heading the Sewing
Contest OF the Grange, VIII conduct
the annual Contest program ia
Grange Ham, on Monday evening,
September 6 Women members Of
the Grange win model garments
made by themselves to be judged
tg committee headed BY Mrs.
Marjorie Fry. of Milford. Grange
Home Economics for Sussex C0un-
~ Winning garments viii be en-
tered in the state contest which win
p held later on Sd the month.
Mre. Fry wiz also speak on the
importance Of the Home Economic
program of the Grange. In charge
~ refreshments win be Linden
Rogers. Ar. and Mrs James Rogers,
Ir and hrs. Wilson Baker. Mrs.
FIcee'e Rust 1lrs Thelma Messick,
IFa Elsie ConoWay and Mr. and
Mre - Glenn Grain
a musical program and show
followed by 9 dance viii be staged
ID the Georgetown ArmOfy on Fri-
daV night. September 40, the entire
proceeds 20 90 TO the Emergency
March of Dimes. The show and pro-
gram and music for the dance is
being provided By Henry Lewis
and his Melody Rangers, a Well-
known lower Delaware group of
musicians who make regular ap-
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WIWL. in Georgetown and play for
public and private groups as wen
- for charitable events. Cooperat-
frE win Mr Lewis and his Rangers
Is the Headquarters and Head
quarters Battery 945th Anti@Aircraft
Artillery Battalion, commanded by
III So Layton Johnson. Of George
town
Tie musical program and show is
scheduled for $500 b. M. and win
run through 10 $500 b. m with
dancing for an age groups to follow.
ON the program a feature attrac-
fou VIII Be the return Of Linden
Buni-T' Eve popular young VOca-
list who returns TO the group after
year in q hospital Another fea-
Lured SINGER win BE- Alton Millman.
81 Glendale. Well-knOWn for radio
appearances.
The services Of the Rangers are
ail being contributed and the entire
proceeds 81 the program and dance
wlI be turned over for Polio suffer
ers Admission charges win be
nominal and everyone is urged to
attend with the slogan Of Dance
So That Others May Walk"
Mr Lewis and the Rangers have
been appearing every Saturday
night sd Spears Dance Han at Oak
Orchard for dances for teen ayers
as wen as older folk
nefreshment booths viii be oper-
ated By members Of the 945 Bat
TALON.
The descendants Of Benjamin
Harrison Elliott win hold the 9Th
Family Reunion az Trappe Pond.
Sunday. September -. Following
q picnic lunch there win be a brief
business session iu which officers
for the ensuing year viii be chosen.
A program Of entertainment viii
conclude the activities and prizes
VIII BE- awarded
The present officers Of the group
include Raymond III Elliott, Laurel.
president, BENJAMIN H. Elliott.
Easea WadoL, Naa vice president
Era Thelma Elliott Puseys Seafords
R ID. Secretary MRS.
Anna Elliott Scott. Laurel. program
chairman. The directors are B.
Thomas Elliott, Of Laurel end Card
nef p Elliott. Of Georgetown
Hoetesses for the meeting. which
begins AZ 1880 3. mi viii be Mrs.
lla1alyn SammOns. Mrs Fannie
srareo. Mrs. Dorothy Cannon and
Mrs Aleine Royal
Sussex Post IS, American Legion
VIII sponsor again this year, the
Hunt Brothers Circus. on Septem-
Der "a. on Front Street in George
town. for the purpose Of enter
tanning appro simately 800 children
from Delaware Colony. The event is
part ~ the Community Service
program 0f the Post and local mer-
chants VIII be asked 70 cooperate.
THE children win be transported
- Georgetown for the circus per-
Torrance and win be provided
win various kinds Of refreshments
- complete their enjoyment Of
clrela day. Decision to sponsor the
event was made in the second Of
twice monthly meetings Of the Post.
During the meeting a report was
given on the membership drive for