Milford chronicle., 1957-11-15
GEORGETOWN
Mrs. Constance Brown
Phone: Georgetown 1890

The Fine Arts Committee has
sponsored some excellent programs
through the years for the George
town New Century Club, usually
featuring out-of-cIub or out-of-town
speakers and exhibits.
This year, however, the chair
man, Mrs. Harvey E. Nelson, de-
cided there was much of interest
among the members themselves
and Fine Arts day at the club last
Thursday afternoon featured items
of many different types gathered by
Georgetown women in their own
jaunts to foreign lands.
Among the exhibits were mugs of
various shapes and design collected
by Mrs. Thayer Royal from Ger
many and items gathered in India
by Mrs. Lester Pittard when she
was there during the war. Mrs.
Donald Weir. showed purchases
made during the recent Caribbean
cruise which she and her husband
were awarded by the Middle At
lantic Lumberman's Association.
Belgium glassware was shown
exhibits were by Mrs. James M.
Tunnell, Jr., Mrs. Halstead P. Lay
ton, Dr. Elizabeth F. Phillips, Mrs.
Howard w. Bramhall, Mrs. Albert
Early, Mrs. G. NJ Van Valken-
burgh and Mrs. Charles Carr.
The occasion also marked the an
nual reception to new members of
the club Mrs. William G. Sloan,
chairman of the membership COM
mittee was in charge.
New members honored were Mrs.
William Hartranft, Mrs. Charles r.
Maillet, Mrs. Edward Mack, Mrs.
Aldrith Patterson and Mrs. Frank
Hewett, all of Georgetown; Mrs.
William Prettyman, Harbeson, and
Mrs. Glen Moore, of Millsboro.
The Second Annual Kent-Sussex
Acolytes' Festival will be held this
coming Sunday afternoon at four
o'clock at st. PauPs Episcopal
Church here.
The Rev. Brewster Y. Beach,
Canon Preceptor of the Cathedral
Church of st. John, Wilmington,
and executive director of the De-
partment of Christian Education of
the Diocese of Delaware, will
preach.
The Rt. Rev. ]. Brooke. Mosley
will be present.
The service will be followed by
supper prepared by the mothers
of the hostess church.
The following churches will be
represented in addition to st:
PauPs, of which the Rev. David
B. Milford is rector:
st. Marks, Millsboro, the Rev.
Elmer P. Baker, rector: Church of
St. John the Baptist, Milton, the
Rev. Jesse E. Woodrow, vicar; st.
Martins, Selbyville, the Rev. DR..
D. ]. Cummings, rector; st. Peters.
Lewes, the Rev. Frank L. Moon,
rector; All Saints, Rehoboth Beach,
the Rev. Richard S. Bailey, rector:
St. Mary's BridgevilIe, the Rev.
Victor Kusik, rector; st. Phillips,
Laurel, the Rev. Harry L. May
field, rector: St. Lukes Seaford,
the Rev. James E. Birney, rector;
All Saints, Delmar, the Rev. Mar
vim Hummell, vicar.
st. Stephens, Harrington, the,
Rev. John III. Symonds, vicar; st.
Paul's, Camden, the Rev. Samuel
Wysong, vicar; Christ Church,
Dover, the Rev Kellogg, rector and
Christ Church, Milford, the Rev.
Joseph S. Kinks, rector.
The newly organized Warrington
Ingram Unit; American Legion
Auxiliary, met Wednesday night at
8, in the Richard Allen School
here.
The new officers included Mrs.
Mildred Williams, president; Mrs.
Katie Sturges, vice president; Miss
Agnes Ingram, secretary: Miss
Mary Ingram, treasurer; Mrs. Ruth
Fowler, historian; Mrs. Grace
Warrington, chaplain and Miss
Carrie Burton, ergeant-at-arms.
At the recent organization meet
ing. Mrs. Emma Short, George
town, past state president and ma