Milford chronicle., 1957-11-08
Red Cross Home
Nursing Program
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Chapter, Red Cross; Mrs. Barney:
Miss Frances Shoffner, Sussex
County Home Demonstration Ag
ent, and Mrs. Norris Givens, Coun-
ty Home Demonstration chairman
for CD.
Mrs. Givens said that her goal
had been 100 but that the partici-
patton exceeded expectations.
Those receiving certificates and
CD arm bands were:
Nanticoke Club, IL: Mrs. Mag
gle Landlord, Mrs. Irene K. Lay
ton, Mrs. Nora F. Isaacs, Mrs. Ma
bel F. Givens, Mrs. Esther Re
menter. Mrs. Velma Davidson,
Mrs. Mary M. Short, and Mrs. Flo
renee Mcdowell, all of George
town; Mrs. Lena Birmingham, Mrs.
Emma Hill and Mrs. Vera S. Hearn,
all of Seaford.
Millsboro Homemakers, 8: Mrs.
Myer Ableman, Mrs. A. Wayne
Burton, Mrs. Catherine Carlisle,
Mrs. Louise d. Dorey, Mrs. Myrtle
Harrison, Mrs. Helen NJ. Murray,
Mrs. Jane G. Phillips, Mrs. Minnie
Remel, all of Millsboro, and Mrs.
Joyce Winslow, Dagsboro.
Shawnee Evening, 6: Emily K.
Carnright, Mrs. Charles V. Lund-
stedt, Janet F. Dougherty, Char
lOtte Cats, Delight Russell, all of
Milford, and Mrs. John Embleton,
Harrington
Indian River, II: Mrs. Angela
Bril-, Mrs. Amelia Carmine, Mrs.
Edna M. Culver, Mrs. Violet Elson,
Mrs. Ivah j. Hastings, Victoria 9.
Hulse, Esther Mitchell, Mrs. Ellen
P. Penuel, Marguerite B. Sapp,
Mrs. Elva S. Short and Louise NJ.
Wilkins, all of Millsboro.
Georgetown, IL: Mrs. Laura d.
Atkins, Mrs. Bertha e. Brumley,
Mrs. Charles r. Cannon, Jr., Mrs.
DOrOthea L. Cannon, Mrs. Maud
P. Hastings, Mrs. Annie g. Hitch
ems, Mrs. Lille E. Marvel, Mrs.
Lillian Hastings, Mrs. Annie G.
Kitchens, Mrs. Lille e. Marvel,
Mrs. Lillian Mumford, Mrs. G. Lin
da Sammons, Mrs. Madelyn Sam
mons, Mrs. Leda G. Short and Mrs.
Lena d. Short, all of Georgetown.
Reliance, 13: Mrs. Herman Coul-
bourn, Mrs Norris Dodd, Mrs. AL
len Figgs, Mrs. Frances Kennedy,
Mrs. Elva Lankford, Mrs Gertrude
Marvel, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Murphy,
Mrs. Caroline O'Bier, Mrs. Lulu
O'Day, Mrs. Virginia M. Parker,
Mrs. Martha Spicer, Mrs. Edna D.
Tull and Mrs. Anna White, all of
Seaford.
Wesley Cannon, 10: Mrs. Rosa
Burton, Mrs. Gladys Evans, Mrs.
Hattie Krewatch, Mrs. Martha
Lankford, Mrs. Evelyn Maser, Mrs.
Mar. R. Melvin, Mrs. Ethel Trivits,
Mrs. Nina Van Brunt, Mrs. Esther
Willin, and Mrs. Kathryn Dukes,
ali of Seaford and Cannon.
Greenwood, 8: Mrs. Geneva B.
Spence. Mrs. Mary Mills, Mrs.
Mary Hill, Mrs. Geraldine Cannon,
Mrs. Ruth Smith, Mrs. Lorraine
Torbert, Mrs. Elaine Jones, Mrs
Nadine Fleishauer and Mrs. Helen
Reynolds, all of Greenwood.
Columbia, 10: Mrs. Isabel Wright,
Ruth E. Rider, Helene M. Owens,
Mary Cooper, Nettie M. Cooper,
Mrs. Mildred E. Cooper, Mrs. Ruth
Phillips, Nettie Kenny, Evelyn
Twilley, Mamie w. Bradley, all of
Delmar
Omar, IL: Mrs. Norman Bunting,
Mrs. Warren Rogers and Mrs. Lola
Kelley, all of Frankford; Mrs. Nor
man c. Calhoun, Jr., Ocean View;
Mrs. John B. Williams, Clarks-
vile; Mrs. Wilson Campbell, Mrs.
Kathleen Kollock, Mrs. Jack Lay
field, Mrs. Marjorie Truitt, Mrs.
Millard West and Mrs. Herbert
Calhoun, all of Dagsboro.
County Seat, 8: Mrs. Eliza L.
White, Mrs Evelyn G. Rust, Mrs.
Clara Croll, Mrs. Madeline Click,
Mrs. Margaret T. West, Myrtle
Penuel, Mrs. Edward Marzoa, Miss
Frances Shoffner, all of George
town.
Delmar, 10: Mrs Marie Adkins,
Mrs. Frances Arbogast, Mrs. Sallie
Baker, Mrs. Dorothy Elliott, Mrs.
Ethel Foskey, Mrs. Marie Gordy,
Mrs. Metha Hastings, Mrs. jose
phine Jackson, Mrs. Dora Layfield,
Mrs. Della Moore, Mrs. Elm Sui
livan, Mrs. Helen Sullivan and