Milford chronicle., 1958-05-23


Harry S. Smith, chairman of the
Pastoral Relations Committee, will
be in charge of reception to be
given for Mr.. and Mrs Shields in
Jones Memorial Hall directly fol-
lowing the morning worship at II
a. m, They have one daughter, IL
years of age. They will move into
the local parsonage on Thursday
May 29.
The Rev. Charles S. Clarkson,
who has been pastor at Wesley for
the past year, will preach at his
own new charge, the First Meth
odist Church. il Delmar, on Sun
day. He and Mrs. Clarkson will
move to the Delmar parsonage on
Wednesday, May %.
At a previous meeting of the OFF,
cial Board of Wesley, Justice How
ard w. Bramhall was chosen chair
man of the board for 1958-59, with
Wilbur M. Mumford, vice chairman,
and Mrs. Helen ]. Renfrow, secre-
tary.
At the meeting of the County Seat
Home Demonstration Club in the
Georgetown New Century Club,
Monday night, Mrs. Sarah Marsh
and Mrs. Louise Wilkins explained
what members would need to buy
and to bring to make lampshades
at the meeting, June IL, at 7:30 p.
m, also at the New Century Club.
Those interested have been ask
ed to contact Mrs. Marsh, George
town 6484, or Mrs. Edward Marzoa
president of the Club, Georgetown
293O, no later than Tuesday, May
27, as orders must be placed for
materials.
Mrs. Rebecca Doeckeritz gave a
demonstration on From Washer to
Closet, telling how to sort, hang
and remove clothes from the line
properly to save time and energy
She also showed how to fold and
sprinkle and sort for ironing tC
save wrinkles and therefore, time
Different types of clotheslines
were shown and Mrs. Goeckerit2
told the advantages and disad-
vantages of each. A quiz followed.
The club voted to send Barbara"
their special girl at the Hospital for
the Mentally Retarded, pajamas and
underwear.
Mrs. Andrew Jones' and Mrs
Preston West served on the refresh
ment committee and while coffee
and cookies were being enjoyed
Mrs. Violet Richardson supervised
game of flowers. Mrs. Lydia
Price won the prize and in turn
will bring game to the next meet
ing.
At a special meeting of the Board
of Education of the Georgetown
Special School District held Thurs
day night, the resignation of A
Franklin Wolfe, senior high school
English instructor, was received
and accepted. Mr.. Wolfe will teach
in the Newark Special School Dis
trict beginning in September.
The secretary of the board, Geo
H. Keen, was authorized to solicit
estimates for termite control in
the shop building.
Discussed at the meeting were
the Delaware School Boards Asso-
citation meeting and dinner, Thurs
day, May %; the educational tele-
vision program to be broadcast over
WBOC, On Thursday, May 22, from
II a. m. to / p. M, with the board
and school officials meeting in the
Seaford school auditorium; ar
rangements for closing the bono
issue and the state boards approval
of preliminary plans for the build
ing addition; the formal notification
of the approval of local request
for a sumer program in music by
the State Board of Education.
Judge William ]. Storey has
granted DEGREES nisi in the follow
ing Sussex County divorce cases
Kathleen Joseph Lynch, by hel
mother and next friend, Blanche
Whaley Joseph v. Roland Vestel
Lynch, Jr.; Rebecca M. Hickman
v. Ronald L. Hickman; Mary E
Washington v. Clifford r. Wash
] ington: Pearl M. Ogle v. Lloyd Ogle