Milford chronicle., 1958-01-17
GEORGETOWN
Mrs. Constance Brown
Phone: Georgetown 1880


ried out again in Georgetown this
Though miles CT Dimes" and
drive, on Saturday, Feb. 1st.
Though "Miies of lines" anG
"Blocks of Dimes" are frequently
held throughout the u. S., it has
been fairly well established thai
Georgetown is unique in sponsor
ing the circle idea.
The dimes are placed around the
outer curbing of the circle and
prominent persons such as Deputy
Attorney General Ralph S. Baker
stand out in the cold all day urg-
i ing the participation of passing
motorists.
The Circle of Dimes is sponsored
by Sussex Post No. 8, American
Legion, with Lester Brumley in
charge of this years undertaking.
In the meantime, DR.. Preston e.
West, chairman for the Georgetown
area campaign, has announced that
James Marvel will cover the rural
Iareas.
Four womens organizations will
cover the town of Georgetown un-
der the Craftsmanship of Mrs. Laura
Atkins, president of the auxiliary
to Raymond Reynolds Post, No.
1881, VFW; Mrs. Laura Blizzard.
assisted by members of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Georgetown Volun-
teer Fire Co.; Mrs. Ralph LYONS
president of the auxiliary to Sussex
Post No. 8, American Legion and
Mrs. Albert Early, representing the
Georgetown New Century Club.
Mrs. Peggy Walls Booth will be
in charge of the drive at the
Georgetown School; James F. Walls
will be in charge of the benefit
basketball game; Mrs Walls will be
chairman for coin boxes and Ray
mond Lloyd will supervise collec-
tions from the business firms and
organizations.
Avery H. Ellis, new president
of the Georgetown Kiwanis Club,
has announced the following COM
| mittees for 1858:
Achievement ReI Jrts: Julius G..
Green, chairman; Robert Snowden,
Edward Marzoa, Mr.. Ellis.
Agriculture and Conservation: NJ.
Martin Isaacs. chairman; Wallace
Kopple, co-chairman; William H.
Henderson, Howard Warren, J..
Frank Gordy.
Finance: Mr. Marzoa, chairman;
James Proudfoot, Russell D. Jones,
Dr. Charles r. Cannon.
House and Reception: Charles
Martin Petit, Lawrence Chandler
Inter-Club Relations: Mr.. Hen
derson, chairman; Dallas Dennis,
co-chairman; Mr.. Greene.
Kiwanis Education and Fellow
shir. Mr.. Dennis, chairman; James
Marvel, Louis Cober.
Laws and Regulations: Ralph S.
Baker, chairman; Houston Wilson,
Y. Eugene Campbell.
Attendance and Membership: Mr..
Wilson, chairman: Mr.. Isaacs, Mr..
Petit
New Club Building: Linwood C.
Harry S. Smith
Programs and Music: DR.. Can
non, chairman; the Rev. Charles
Clarkson. Mr. Ellis, Mr. Baker.
Public Relations and Public and
Business Affairs: Robert Snowden,
chairman; Jerry Spirer, Mr.. Smith,
Mr. ClarksOn.
Support of Churches and their
Spiritual Aims: Mr.. Penuel, chair
man; Mr.. Marzoa, Mr. Campbell,
Mr.. Ellis, Mr.. Spirer, Arthur Kapp.
Underprivileged Child: Mr.. Cober,
chairman; Mr.. Marvel, co-chair-
man; Francis Short, DR.. Albert
Wildberger, Mr.. Spirer, Mr.. Chand-
Ter.
Vocational Guidance: Mr.. Marvel,
chairman: Mr.. Cober, Mr.. Proud
foot, Mr. Baker.
Boys and Girls Work: Donald
Robertson, chairman; Mr. Camp
bell, Mr.. Clarkson, Mr.. Penuel.
Willing Workers Glass of Grace
Methodist Church, Georgetown,
celebrated its 25th anniversary with
banquet and program in the
church hall last Friday night. Dec
oratioris were in the class colors of
blue and gold.
Mrs. Irving j. West, president of
the class, presided and introduced
the POSTMASTER, Charles Calhoun,
who is also an honorary member of
the class.
Speaker of the evening was James
B. Owen, principal of the George
town High School. His topic was
"Reminiscing" and he compared
national and local news of the
year 1888 with that of today He
mentioned that the hit tunes of that
year were everything l Have Is
Yours" and Temptation"
Mrs. Emerson Keeler presented
a gift from the Willing Workers to
Mrs. West who will be having a
25th wedding anniversary on May
IL. She had been the recipient of
many lovely wedding gifts at the
first banquet of the club on Jan.
IL, 1894.
Western ballads and old hymns
were sung by Irma Roach, Betty
Frances Hearn. James Mifflin, Sig
Christensen, Ronald Dodd and Ger
trude King. Mrs. Earl Eshelman
played piano solos Winter Wonder
land" and Rock of Ages"
Arthur Kapp gave the invocation
and Mrs. Keeler conducted me-
mortal for deceased members. Tine
program closed with the Mizpah
benediction led by the Rev. Dr.
Thomas Mulligan, pastor of the
church.
Grated cheddar cheese is delicious
sprinkled over very hot cooked drain
ed buttered broccoli. The green and
yellow colors look pretty together, tool