Milford chronicle., 1957-11-29
LEWE!S


The regul1r mcnthly meeting of
the Lewes Parent Teacher .Associ-
alton, scheduled for Dec. 2, has
been cancelled in order to clear
the date for the s-Georgetown
football game to be played that
evening at Lewes.
President William S. Jefferson
says the decision to cancel the PTA
meeting was taken by the execu-
tive board, and that plans were
made to hold it on January 6, with
afrs. Eugene LaBar as program
chairman.
At the football game the Lewes
School Band will take an active
part by performing during the
halftime. The Rev. Frank L. Moon,
adult education chairman, announ-
ced that classes in ceramics, typ
ing, wood-carving, choral work,
Spanish and physical education
will be offered. The classes will
be held weekly beginning in jan
uary and running through March
at a fee of $1,000 for the season.
Mrs. John M. Quillen was appoint
ed hospitality chairman for the
high school by President Jefferson
to replace Mrs Rolf Carlsten who
has moved from Lewes.
New officers of Henlopen Grange
20, of Lewes, were installed last
Wednesday night by the INSTALL
alton team from Midland Grange,
Georgetown, headed by Otwell
master.
At the meeting in the grange
hall, in Quakertown, Richard A.
Wahl, of Lewes, RID, assumed Off
ice as worthy master for the en-
suing year. Others installed were
as follows: John H. Wilson, over
seer, Mrs. Florence Stauffer, lee
turer: Harry Hazard, steward:
Charles Powell, assistant steward :;
Mrs. Charles Powell, lady assis-
tant steward: Mrs. Alice Hart
chaplain; Mrs. Harry Hazard, trea-
surer; Mrs. John H. Wilson, secre-
tary.
Those taking subordinate offices
were: Louis Mobiles, gatekeeper
Mrs. e. A. Wahl, Cere; Mrs. Le-
land Smack, Pomona; Mrs. Louis
Mobiles. Flora. Carl Prettyman, re-
firing worthy master, became a
member of the executive commit
tee.
The grange, which last spring
sponsored picnic area near Wes-
coats Corner for the motoring pub
lie, decided to remove the picnic
tables after Thanksgiving and have
them repainted before storing for
the winter months.
Members voted to make dona-
tions to the Beebe Hospital on
Thanksgiving Day, and Mrs. John
mated as the depository for canned
goods, linens and other articles
suitable for hospital use.
The members also donated S.
toward the current campaign OF
the Muscular Dystrophy Associ-
alton in this area.
The Grange received a letter
from the Children's Beach House
on Lewes Beach thanking the
L
such as providing use of the Hen
ropen Picnic Ground as an over
night camp site during the sum
mer, and for providing lunches ant
transportation for the underprivi
legged children spending vacations
on Lewes Beach.
Special mention for doing al
exceptional job was given Lit. Te6
Freeman, at Vistorsville, CAL, Ali
Base. He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
John Freeman, of near Lewes.
For the past month there was an
unexpected surge of flying due to
the return to Victorville of several
F-100's from Operation Nitpicker'
at Seymour-Johnson AFB; and this
plus economy cuts had everyone
at the base tying up loose ends
from the Division concept shape
up.
Special mention for doing an
exceptional job during this diff
cult initial period is due to the
First Squadron Maintenance Sec
ton. This rearranged compact Sec
ton is now in the capable hands