Milford chronicle., 1957-11-22
GEORGETOWN
Mrs. Constance Brown
Phone: Georgetown 1890

Plans for the future to provide
for the fullest possible use of the
new facilities were emphasized at
the special reunion at Wesley Meth
odist Church last Sunday. This was
the first church-wide affair to be
held in the $4,000 addition since
it's recent conservation.
Mr. Gordy urged an expanding
youth program as the most effec-
tive way in which to put to best
meaning the new material advan-
tages
The reunion, which resembled
the Homecoming" of rural chur-
ches, drew $50 families to the COW
cred dish dinner in the afternoon
in Jones Memorial Hall
At the morning worship, where
the sermon was delivered by the
tev Charles S. ClarksOn, pastor,
Hope Chapter, No. z, Royal Arch
Masons, of Georgetown and Vicin-
ity, observed their religious affir-
nation day. Robert Rudolph, of
Milford, was guest solOist.
In the afternoon, after the meal,
committee chairmen gave their re-
ports.
Harry S. Smith was general
chairman of the observance and
was master of ceremonies. Kendall
Prettyman, charge lay leader, was
program chairman.
Specil music was provided by the
choir, directed by Lemuel H. Evans
with Kenneth Holson at the organ.
Those making special reports in
the afternoon were Ralph Swain,
chairman of the Finance Commits
sion; William d. Stevenson, super
ntendent of the Sunday School,
who reported that attendance that
morning had hit an all-time high;
DR.. Charles R. Cannon, treasurer:
F. Glen Grain, Methodist Men; Mrs.
Ralph Swain, WSCS; Russell D.
Jones, Building Fund Treasurer;
Mrs. William D. Stevenson for the
membership committee; and DR..
'reston E. West, for the Young
Adults.
William H. Henderson presented
I motion that an Every Member
Canvas be conducted and Mr.
IIarkson, the pastor, said that his
goal for the year is 40 new MEM
bers.
Justice Howard w. Bramhall,
chairman of the official board of
the church, summed up the reports
in a statement of superior service
of the organizations of the church.
The Georgetown Branch of the
American Association of University
Women will meet Thursday at s
o. M, at the home of Mrs. Herman
phillips, Is Rodney ST., Rehoboth.
Though still retaining it's orig
inal name, the Georgetown Branch
has spread out to include all of
:ts eastern Sussex County.
Mrs. David B. MulfOrd, George
town, president, will preside The
program will be in charge of Mrs.
Harold Short, program chairman,
and her co-chairman, Mrs Lemuel
Hickman, Frankford.
Brief reports will be given by the
chairman of the various committees
of the organization
The branch has for the first time
this year voted to sell the reminder
calendars which have been so pop
ular with other branches as Christ
mas gifts
Mrs Mary Keen, chairman of the
Women's Division of the Sussex
County Polio Chapter, has an
that the first of her pro-
grams which have distinguished the
polio campaign in the county will
be in the form of a coffee" at
Jones Memorial Hall, here, Thurs
day. December 5, at 1920 a. m.
Mrs. Bea Wright Feurst, Connec-
ticut housewife, will speak on her
own experiences with polio Mrs.
Feurst was so badly stricken that
she had to use a wheelchair for
three years but now is able to walk
with out assistance.
She has been so grateful for the
help given her by the National
that she is visiting all
areas where interest is shown, to
tell her dramatic story.
Mrs. Keen has invited all club
women of the area and others in
terested to attend.
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