Milford chronicle., 1957-08-09
GEORGETOWN
Mrs. Constance Brown
Phone: Georgetown $3.50


Registration for new pupils who
will enter either the elementary or
high school grades in September
will be held next week at the
Georgetown School
For new first grade children,
the day will be Wednesday, August
18th. from a. m. until noon, in
the lobby of the West Pine St.
entrance to the school.
Children who will be six years
of age on or before January are
eligible to enroll in the first grade.
Birth certificates should be brought
at the time of registration.
High School students who have
moved into the Georgetown Spe-
cial School District during the
summer are requested to register
for the coming second year from
Monday thru Friday, from a. m.
until noon and from p. IN. until
4:30 D. m.
This registration will take place
in the high school office at the
West Market St., entrance. Report
cards from previous schools are to
be brought
James B. Owen, high school prin-
cipal, In making this announcement
said that there would be little time
on the opening day Of school, Sept.
4, to accept new registrations, help
pupils in grades nine through IL
plan their programs of studies, or
assign late registrants to classes.
For these reasons, he urged all
transfer students to register on one
of the five registration days listed.
Those former pupils of the school
in grades nine to IL who may wish
to make changes in the programs
of studies for which they enrolled
in the spring, are also requested by
Mr. Owen to report to the school
Office next week.
The Georgetown Trust Co., has
announced the appointment of two
new employees. Mrs. Edna May
Buckler, as assistant boOkkeeper
and Kendall Prettyman, as teller
They are now on duty at the
bank.
Mrs. Buckler is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Goeekeritz, of
Georgetown. She was graduated
from the Georgetown High School.
in 1914 and was employed in the
Office Of the Vanity Hosiery Mills.
She married Donald Buckler on
August 25. 1856.
Mr.. Prettyman, who now lives at
Swain Acres, is the son of Mrs.
Lottie G. Prettyman, Lewes, and
the late William o. Prettyman. He
was graduated from Lewes High
School in 1941 and served with the
u. S. Marines from 1943 until 1946,
with two years in the Pacific. He
then joined the U. S. Army Reserve.
He was previously employed at
former Don Gallagher Motors in
Lewes.
He was married 20 the former
jeanette Reese Wilmington on May
10, I947.
The local Kiwanis Club at its
meeting in Grace Church Hall re-
Gently instructed the Public At
fairs Committee to write to the
State Highway Department asking
at the intersection of Rt. 113 and
the Georsetown-Laurel Highway.
This intersection marks the
crossing of constant down-state
traffic with the main road east and
west and at present is protected
only by a blinker light. There have
been several accidents and many
near accidents at this point.
Robert Snowden, chairman of the
Public Affairs Committee, was
asked to communicate with other
service clubs and organizations of
the town regarding this INSTALL
alton.
Palmer Rouse spoke on En-
ployer-Employee Relations.
Committee were chosen for the
Kiwanis picnic to be held August
%, with Dallas Dennis and Charles
Greene, general chairmen; the
president. Houston Wilson, in
charge of grounds and Robert
Snowden and Donald Robertson
looking after games and recreation.
Col. Ralph S. Baker was APP
pointed a committee of one to
work out details Tor the Pony Lea
que team to visit one Of the big
league games.
Houston Wilson. president, read
the ratings OF the district clubs for
the month of June, showing the To-
cal club to be third in list of IL.
1t was announced that next
weeks meeting will be held at
Camp Barnes with the Frankford
Kiwanis Club also in attendance.
Coming events inclrded Ladies
Night at the Easton. Md. club on
Sent. %, and sail with the Girls
field. Md, club.