Milford chronicle., 1958-02-14
GEORGETOWN
Mrs. Constance Brown
Phone: Georgetown 1880

DR.. George r. Miller, Jr., state
superintendent of public instruction
and secretary to the State Board
of Education, sketched the prob
lens of the state school system for
members of the Methodist Men of
Wesley Church at their February
meeting, Thursday, in Jones Mem
orial Hall.
Among other things, he outlined
| the schools still under the state
board rather than under the juris-
diction of their own school districts
and named the one-teacher schools
still operating in the state.
He stressed that the increase in
population has added to the school
problems and showed charts to
| illustrate his points
T. Stuart Russell, president of the
Methodist Men, presided at the ban
quet which preceded the meeting.
Present as guests were George
H. Keen, Superintendent of George
town schools and secretary of the
local board of education; Irwin r.
Murray, president of the school
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/ dent and a member of the board.
Grace Methodist and the George
town Presbyterian Churches OBJ
served Boy Scout Sunday at the
morning worship on Sunday
At Grace, the scouts, in uniform,
acted as uShers. 1t was also the
day that Sussex Post No. 8, Ameri-
can Legion, and it's auxiliary, at
tended the service in a body in OBJ
servance of the Legion's "Back-to-
God" movement Robert Kennedy is
scoutmaster for Troop 1O5 of the
church, with Melvin Hearn as chair
man of the scouting committee.
At the Presbyterian Church,
| Charles Smith, new district execu-
tive, formally renewed the char
ters of Troop 95 and Cub Pack 95.
Norman Dawson, institutional re-
preventative for both groups took
part in the ceremony with him.
c. G. Dallas is scoutmaster with
Newal S. Isaacs chairman of the
troop comittee. Frank Howell, is
cubmaster, with William Stevenson,
chairman of the Cub Pack commit
| tee.
The boys here, also served as
ushers in uniform.
Wesley Methodist Church Viii OBJ
serve it's Boy Scout Sunday next
week.
Georgetown High Schol has an
nounced its honor roll for the first
semester:
Those receiving no mark lower
than A were: Nelson Coar, Janice
Grain, Patricia Fleetwood, W. Ray
Johnson, Janice Pepper, Ann Eliz-
abeth Ratledge, Edward Ratledge
Those receiving no mark below
B were: Carroll Beamer, Georgia
Beamer, Carole Carpenter, Judith
Goslee, John Golf, Susan Hartranft,
Patricia Jones, 10 Ann Joseph,
Georgeann Keen, Walter Kennedy,
Janet King, Melvin Mumford, James
PuSt, Catherine Wilson.
For the second quarter, honor roll
students were: No mark lower than
A: Nelson Coar, Janice Grain, Con-
stance Dickerson, Patricia Fleet
wood, w. Ray Johnson, Janet King,
Janice Pepper, Ann Elizabeth Rat
ledge, Catherine Wilson.
No mark below B: Joan Abbott,
Carroll Beamer, Joan Belts, Pene-
lope Carlisle, Carole Carpenter,
Judith Goslee, Susan Hartranft,
Sandra Isaacs, 10 Ann Joseph,
Georgeann Keen, Melvin Mumford,
Edward Ratledge, James Rust, Don
ma Slayer, Karen Weir, Charlotte
West.
Nancy Lee Davidson has been
named Betty Crocker Homemaker
of Tomorrow at the Georgetown
High School. In common with other
high school students receiving the
same honor, she will be considered
for the state award
Miss Davidson is daughter of
Mrs. Edna Davidson, Harbeson, and
the late Lloyd Davidson. She has
taken part in the mixed chorus
and the girls glee club and is on
the staff of the Golden Herald,
school newspaper
She is Jr. Princess in the Jobs
Daughter chapter here and plans
| to study nursing.