Milford chronicle., 1954-08-27
GEORGETOWN

Two additional graduates of the
Georgetown High School. Glass Of
1854. have received recent notifi-
cation that they have been awarded
scholarships for the coming year
for the University Of Delaware.
Miss Kay wilkins, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. John wilkins. Of
West Laurel Street, has received a
General Fund Scholarship in the
amount Of $4,000 and Edward G..
SeTman, Jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Serman. Of s. Bedford
Street, is the recipient Of $4,000
grant
Miss wilkins, who has been ad-
mitted as a student in the School
of Home Economics at the UniVer-
sity, was editor Of the senior class
yearbook and q member Of the stu
dent newspaper staff. She appeared
as a maiOrette with the high school
band and served as secretary Of the
athletic council IN the Georgetown
school. and was a member Of the
girls varsity basketball team. Miss
wilkins had the leading role in the
senior class play and was elected
By her classmates 70 attend Girls
State az the end Of her junior year.
Young Serman has a fine record
Of participation IN all varsity sports
during his four years in high
school. He was a member Of the
Georgetown High School Band; Of
the athletic and student councils
and also a member Of the mixed
chorus Of the school. He viii enter
the School of Agriculture in the
University Of Delaware.
The two latest scholarship
awards bring to a total Of six
scholarships awarded to members
Of the Glass Of 1854 OF the George
town High School. Previously an
nounced we're the following schO-
larships: Miss Charlotte EllWang-
eF. 20 Wesley Junior College; Miss
Esther III. King, Women's Auxiliary
Of the Medical Society of Delaware
Scholarship to be used at Milford
Memorial Hospital; Miss Lima Ann
McGee, Wilmington Chapter Of the
National Office Management AssO-
citation scholarship 70 be used at
Madison College, and Miss Grace
Warrington, a scholarship to Beav-
er College.
Members of the Georgetown
Mlllsboro Rotary Club enjoyed the
annual summer cruise on the ,"Sea
Toy, last Tuesday evening in lieu
Of a regular meeting. They cruised
down the Roosevelt Inlet and up
the bay to LeWes. From there the
trip took them down the coast to
Just OF RehObOth Beach and back
through the inlet. A basket picnic
supper was eaten aboard the boat.
The Georgetown KiWanis Club
went 10 POcOmOke, Maryland, last
Tuesday evening carrying the Trav-
cling Plaque TO the POcomOke XII
wants Club. The meeting in POGO
mOke was held in the Peabody HO-
Gel and was an inter-club meeting.
The regular meeting in Grace
Church Hall was not held because
Of the visit to the POcOmOke Club.
Members Of the local club who were
unable 70 attend the inter-club
meeting held a sign-up meeting at
the limbo Curb Service, near
town.
Members Of the Southern States
GeorgetoWn Board Of Directors and
Advisory Board and the Farm
Home Advisory Committee voted at
their Annual Meeting Planning
Conference held recently to hold
Farm Talent Roundup Amateur
Contest as one 0f the highlights of
their local Southern States Annual
Membership meeting to be held on
September 80. The Meeting will be
held at Grace Church Hall, East
Market Street, Georgetown, Del.
This COntest-for amateurs only
from l2 10 100 years Of age-Will
0ler an opportunity TO the winning
act al the local meeting to try out
for the Original Amateur Hour
TeleFisiOn Show in New York.
Amateurs desiring to enter the con-
test should contact Mrs. Morris
Benson or Mrs. Linden Kitchens,
both Of Laurel, Del, or Emory Mar
tin, G. ". Workman or Paul Short,
Managers Of Southern States
Georgetown Petroleum Cooperative.
G. W. Workman Feed Co., and Paul
". Short agency respectively. Mrs.
Benson Is chairman Of the local
Farm Talent Roundup Contest
Committee and Mrs. Kitchens is
vice-chairman. Other members Of
the committee are Mrs. John T.
Elliott, Bridgeville. Del, Mrs. Paul
Short, Mrs. Harry B. Davis, Jr.,
MFs. Earl Pepper, and Chester
DWyer, all Of Georgetown. Del. All
Committee members have extra
contest entry blanks.
The contest is open to amateurs
who are members Of the immediate
families Of all farm people and all
Southern States patrons. Employees