Milford chronicle., 1955-05-27
GEORGETOWN

Sussex County General Service
Committee, Odd Fellows, at meet
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph H. Green, Jr., Georgetown
discussed further plans to pro-
vide entertainment, clothing and
necessary items to the underprivi-
legged children of the county.
Among other matters arranged
was the project of entertaining
the Deemer Building at the State
Training School, on June 25, put
in charge of Leah Lodge of Re
hoboth Beach.
The General Service Committee
carries on this work for the six
Sussex Odd Fellows Lodges and
the five Rebekah Lodges and has
been authorized by the state Odd
Fellows.
Among those present at the meet
ing were William Bradley, Laurel,
Sussex County coordinat0r for Odd
Fellows and Mrs. Margaret Book.
Rehoboth Beach, county coordi-
nator for the Rebekahs; Mrs. Will
liam Bradley, Laurel, treasurer:
Joseph FL. Green, Jr., secretary;
Robert Dawson. Mrs. Olive Adams
and Mrs. Ralph Swain, all of
Georgetown.
Mrs. Florence Stevens, Reho-
both Beach, president of the Rebe-
kah Assembly of the state, was
special guest as was Earl T. Adams,
Georgetown.
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Isobel Green. The next meeting
will be held June II. at the home
of one of the Seaford represent
atives.
Perfect weather brought out
good attendance to the bicycle
rodeo on the school grounds last
Saturday. The event had been post
poned from the previous Saturday
because of rain.
Winner of the new bicycle was
Charles Jones, from the class for
those II years of age or younger.
Ronald Dunn won second honors
in this class and received bicycle
light. Randall Hughes. third prize
winner, won handlebar grips.
In the older class, Edward ].
Green won top honors and received
trophy. Walter Headley was
second and was awarded a plaque
and Donald Stevenson, third, won a
bicycle carrier
In the girls class. Sally Lou
Wagamon was awarded trophy
for first place and Michele Utz,
taking second prize, received
handlebar grips.
The rodeo was preceded by a
parade of bicycles up and down
Market ST. Sally Wagamon won
q horn for the best decorated BIZ
cycle
Members of the Lions, Kiwanis
and Rotary Clubs were at hand to
assist with details. Among officials
attending was Mayor Harvey b.
Spicer, state motor vehicle COM
missioner.
The event was sponsored by the
local Elementary Student Council.
Georgetown School District, mer-
chants, civic clubs. police the Della
ware Motor Club, AAA and the
Bicycle Institute of America.
Annual Memorial Day ceremonies
will be held here at 10 o'clock
Monday morning at the memorial
monument on the courthouse
grounds.
Special speaker of the day will
be the Rev Robert Van Cleaf. pas
tor of the Asbury Methodist Church,
Harrington, former u. s. Army
chaplain and now chaplain for the
Sussex County National Guard.
The Rev. William o. Hackett,
pastor OF Wesley Methodist Church,
is in general charge of the SER
vice which is sponsored primarily
by the Kiwanis Club which donated
the memorial monument to the
World War III dead
The local posts of the American
Legion and Veterans of Foreign
Wars and their auxiliaries will lay
wreaths at the base of the monu-
ment as will members of the
Kiwanis. Lions and Rotary Clubs.
Ministers of the town will par
ticipate in the program and the
school band will play.
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