Milford chronicle., 1957-07-05

Walls, Oak Orchard, to first class
scout and Freddie Phillips, Mills
boro, to second class scout. All are
members Of Troop 80, Millsboro.
Ray Lloyd, immediate past presi-
dent Of the Lions Club, was in
charge of the clubs program in
Midland Grange Hall.
He showed a color film with
sound entitled, ''The Land and the
Book"
Joseph Wagner, new president,
presided. Each member was asked
to turn in at least one suggestion
for projects for the coming year to
Mr.. Wagner.
The Young Adults of Grace Meth
odist Church are beginning an ac-
tive summer program with an ice
cream festival Saturday on the
church lawn.
New officers have been announc-
ed as follows: Harold Short, presi-
dent; Alice Faye Veasey, vice pres
ident; Betty Francis Hearn, secre-
tary and William Henry Pretty
man, Jr., treasurer.
The group is selling half-pound
cans of pepper in order to raise
the money to present a coffee urn
to Grace Church Hail.
Justice w. Howard Bramhall,
William d. Stevenson and William
Fl. Henderson have been chosen as
a committee to make plans for the
dedication of the 100000 addition
to the Wesley Methodist Church
Schol here.
The date and other arrangements
are not yet completed.
Edward Rust, chairman Of the
building committee, has reported
that extensive alterations are neces-
sary in the parsonage Kitchen due
to the cutting of door into the
new building. He said also that new
steps will be built at the side en-
trance to the sanctuary, so con-
structed that easy entry will he
possible for elderly and hnndi-
capped persons.
He also announced that Cooper
Alley and Laurel ST., have been
resurfaced curb to curb, in ac-
cordance with an agreement with
the Georgetown Town Council.
The new pastor, the Rev. Charles
S. Clarkson, has hcen granted a
vacation during the month of Aug
ust, but the church will remain
open, with supply ministers.
Wilbur Mumford, music chair
man of the church, has announced
that special music will be rendered
each Sunday during the summer,
with a choir 10 sing the choral
responses.
The summer schedule, however,
will begin July, with morning wor-
ship each. Sunday at 10 a. m. in
stead Of the customary II a. m.
Miss Patricia EllingsWorth, run
ner-up in the Miss Delmarva con-
test at the Delmarva Chicken Fes-
tival, became officially another Miss
Delaware at the final judging in
Radio Station WJWL here last
Saturday night
She will represent the state ii
the Miss Universe contest to be held
at Long Beach, Ca, later this month
and will compete not only with
many entries from the United
States but from many foreign coun-
tries as well.
Miss EllingswOrth, IS, is the
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. Paul Ell
/ Hlingsworth, Millsboro. She was
graduated from WlllsborO High
School this June ard Is registered
at the Goldey Beacon School OF
Business in Wilmington where she
plans to study to become a medical
secretary.
Miss Delaware has dark hair and
brown eyes is five feet and a
half inches in height and weighs
125 pounds.
Earl Hawk, Greenwood, who was
also in charge of the festival beau
ty contests, was in charge of this
contest / is sponsored by he City
of Long Beach, Cal, Max Factor
and Catalina, Inc.
Miss Ellingsworth will Hy from
New York on July 10 with other
representative FROM the area and
will receive many honOrs and gifts
even should she not rise high in
the contests.
She entered the Chicken Festival
contst afer being chosen Miss
Millsboro.
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