Milford chronicle., 1958-03-14
GEORGETOWN
Mrs. Constance Brown
Phone: Georgetown $3.50

James F. Walls, president of the
Georgetown Chamber of Commerce,
was speaker at the meeting of the
rgetown-Millsboro Rotary Club
in Masonic Temple recently. He is
member of the club.
Mr.. Walls gave a brief history of
both Georgetown and Millsboro.
Floyd Mcgee and Elwood Steele
were guests of the evening and
Raymond Moore, Lewes, was a visit
ing Rotarian.
The Georgetown Parent-Teacher
Association tried out something new
for the March meeting last week
and found it successful.
Instead of a formal program.
the evening was devoted to infOr-
NAL visiting of class rooms by par
ents. The teachers were at hand
to greet them. At the close of the
visiting period, refreshments were
served in the lobby.
During the first hour, from 7:15
TO S:15, the parents whose names
begin with letters from A to L,
visited the high school rooms and
he parents from M to 2, the ele-
mentary rooms. During the second
hour from 8:15 to 9:15, the visitors
were reversed. This prevented over
crowding and gave parents with
children in both schools an oppor-
.unity to visit at leisure in each
section.
Georgetown Kiwanis Club OBJ
served All Club Night at its meet
ing last week in Grace Church Hall.
Wallace Koeppel was program
chairman and introduced the spe-
cia1 guests which included James
Baker, Sussex County All Club
agent, and Carlton Brasure, leader
# the local All Club.
Richard Brasure spoke on the
achievements of the local club and
explained how the Kiwanis Club
could help with these achievements.
Patsy Jones, junior leader, describ-
ed the work of the girls All Club.
Robert Snowden, chairman for
the Heart Fund Drive conducted by
he club members announced that
while final figures have not yet
been tabulated it seemed that the
drive was even more successful
han last year.
The president, Avery H. Ellis,
who presided, read the list of clubs
in the district and their standings
and announced that the local club
was in second place.
Penuel who has recuperated from a
'ong illness.
Col Ralph S. Baker described the
proper way to place the American
flag Reports were given on the
visits made last week to the Lau-
rel, Milford and Greenwood clubs.
At Greenwood, Thursday night, Past
1t Gov. Dallas A. Dennis, George
town, presented the club with a
plaque for the largest number of
inter-club meetings during 1857.
1t was announced that the local
club will send a delegation to Lau-
rel. March 25 for the Booster Night
and that an invitation had been re-
ceived from the Kiwanis Club at
Hagerstown, Md, for a meeting
April 9, when the. international
president will attend.
Arthur Kapp gave the invocation;
Phyllis Donovan was at the piano
and Col Baker lead the singing.
Stars from the Jimmy Dean Show
will appear in person at a Red
Cross benefit in the Georgetown
High School Auditorium, Sunday,
March %, at 2:SG p. M. All proceeds
will go to the Red Cross.
Announcement was made yester-
day by Mayor Harvey B. Spicer,
chairman for the Red Cross fund
campaign for Area 8, and DR.. Eliza
beth F. Phillips, also of Georgetown,
co-chairman.
Mel Price and the Santa Fe
Rangers" popular on Stay Day rec
Ords. will be at hand.
I Georgetown own TV stars.
Jonny Lyndon, from the Town and
Country Jamboree, Washington. d. c..
and Billy Graves will have parts