Milford chronicle., 1955-10-14
GEORGETOWN

Club presidents and directors Of
the State Federation of Women's
Clubs in Sussex County were en-
tertained at luncheon at Indian
River Lodge, Millville, home Of
Mrs. Roger Vandergrift.
Guests included Mrs. w. Harman
Money, Middletown, state federation
president; Mrs. Milton Yerkes of
the Laurel New Century Club, state
legislation chairman; DR.. Ruth M.
Rivard of Lord Baltimore WOmen's s
Club; Mrs. Joseph W. Ennis Of
the Smyrna New Century Club,
state safety chairman and Mrs. G.
II. Riggin Of the Village Improve
ment Association of RehObOth.
Mrs. Harry w. Bunting asked
all clubs to send gifts to the Vet
erans Hospital, Brack-Ex, for the
gift closet.
Mrs. Melvin Fell, president Of
the VIA, RehobOth, announced a
flower course to be taught in
RehObOth by Betty Adkins for four
consecutive Tuesday evenings be-
tween and 9 D. m. Inquiries may
be made TO Mrs. Fell or Betty
Adkins.
Mrs Ennis urged all club presi-
dents to contact their club safety
chairmen, asking them to continue
public interest in the Delaware
safety campaign. She said she
would like to have more cars us
ing the Code Of the Road bumper
strips.
Don't believe for a minute that
the Communist leopard has changed
its spot in the slightest" Harry
s. Zerby, immediate past COM
mander Of the state American Le-
gion told members Of the Kiwanis
Club I'm Grace Church Hall Tues
day evening
He continued, "There isn't one
bit Of evidence that the long term
strategy Of the Communists has
changed. Their ultimate purpose
Is to destroy the free world"
Mr.. Zerby was introduced by l.
G. Penuel, past president Of the
club, who was program chairman
for the meeting. Subject for the
evening was, Loyalty"
Meeting was opened by N. Eugene
Campbell, president. The Rev. viii
liam D. Hackett, pastor Of Wesley
Methodist Church, gave the in
vocation. Mrs. BETTY HeaFn was
at the piano and Ralph S. Baker
led the singing.
Houston Wilson, chairman for
the Boy Scout CampOree to be held
at Reddbn Forest, Oct IS and IS
announced his committees.
julius Green, secretary, read in
vitations to attend Ladies Nights
at RehOboth, Oct. 13; at Laurel
Oct. 25; at Greenwood, Oct. 20.
William III. Henderson reported
progress on Farm and City Week
and Lester Coleman was appointed
to represent the club at the loca
observance of u. N. day.
There we're quite few visitors
who we're welcomed by Mr.. Camp
bell These included four from th'
SeafOrd Club, including Georg'
Turner, president; Clinton J. Col
lins, Edgar L. Smith and WinfOrt
Scott. r. Fl. Moore and Charles A
Conaway were present from tn
Greenwood club and John G. Ham
mond from Bridgeville. William +
Tucker was the guest Of the Rev
Mr.. Hackett and Harry Hargest O
Charles Greene.
Next week will mark the club
observance of National Newspape
Week in charge of Harry S. Smith
Mrs. Sherman X. Hudson. Chair
man of the Hostess Committee TO
the Wesley Methodist Churcl
Loyalty Dinner, announced tha
there have been three hundret
reservations made This dinner viii
be held in the Georgetown Higl
School cafeteria at $3.50 this even
ing and It signals the start Of tn
actual Campaign.
Mr.. William II. Henderson
Teams Chairman, reports that
group Of sixty men have alread
been enlisted toward the eighty
man committee for the genera
solicitation. These men will NEE
on Friday evening to receive tn
names Of the people upOn whol
they are going to call. The actus
Campaign will take place durin
the next week and will end wit
meeting Of the Official Board o
Friday evening. October 14th.
Justice Howard W. Bramhall an
his Special Gifts Committee hav