Milford chronicle., 1958-11-21

leader of the Delmar Little Oaks,
was recognized for his tenth year
of leadership completed last year
and was presented with a All
Award of the Gold Glover.
Certificates for Al leadership
were presented to the following
club leaders: Blue Hen Workers !:
Mrs. Mabel Givens, 3 years; and
Mr.. Jack Hearn, year; Bridge
vile Live Wires: Mrs. Elizabeth
Grossnickle, 4 years, and Mrs.
Helen. Peterson, l year; Broadkill
KOol Kats: Mrs. Frances Millman,
2 years, Mrs. Clarence w. Hudson,
2 years, and Mr. William Hopkins
1 year; Clarksville Greenjackets /:
Mrs: Louise Dale, 9 years; Cokes-
bury: Mrs. Mabel Lambden. 26
years, Mrs. Irene Layton, 2 years,
and Mr.. Robert Sakemiller,
years; Columbia Pioneers: Mr..
Robert Carey, 4 years, Mrs. Robert
Carey, 3, and Mrs. w. Lee Wright.
1: Concord Royal Pines; Mr.. Paul
Tyndall, II; Delmar Little Oaks !:
Mrs. Howard Workman, Is, Mrs.
Betty Elliott, 1, Mrs. Edward Work
man. 8, Mr.. Edward Workman, IL,
and Mr.. Joe Bill Workman, q; Dub
lin Hill 'Yellowjackets: Mrs. Vir-
ginia Nelson, IL, Mr.. Franklin Mel
son, II, Mrs. Franklin Nelson, Is,
Mr.. John Hastings, IL, Mrs. John
Hastings, 3, and Mrs Laura Seely,
1; Ellendale Merrymakers Mrs.
Lydia Sammons, s, Mr.. Lawrence
Sammons, z, Mrs Althea Pepper,
6, and Mrs Blanche Ennis, 4;
Georgetown. Busy Beavers: Mr..
Carlton Bleasure, 2; Georgetown
County Seat: Mrs. Paul Short, s,
and Mrs. Marguerite Lloyd, l.;
Greenwood Hi-Flyers: Mrs. Carl
Tucker, IL; Millsboro Indian Riv-
er: Mr.. Everett Messick, 4, and
Mrs. Everett Messick. 6; Mt. Pleas
ant: a new All club this past year
all leaders presented with their
first year pin were Mrs. George
Marine, Mrs. Clifton Kinnikin, Mr..
Leonard Watson, Mrs. Leonard
Watson, Mr.. James Hastings and
Mrs. Nettie Collins; Reliance Tri-
County: Mrs. James White, 2, Mr.
James White, 1, Mrs. Elsie Towers,
s, Mrs. Frances Lankford, 1, Mrs
Fannie Dodd, 1, and Mr.. Norris
Dodd, A. Shawnee Speed KIDS: Mrs
Irene Webb, IL, and Mrs. Ruth
Jaquette, 8; Slaughter Neck ChaM
pions: Mrs. Crerar Bennett, Jr., s.
and Mr.. Hammond Bennett, 8
Sycamore Mrs Samuel Hearn, g.
and Mr.. David Elliott, 8; Wesley
Cannon: Mrs. Mildred Williams
13, and Mrs. Gladys Evans, 3.
Mr.. Warren C. Newton, OF the
o. A. Newton & Son Company
Bridgeville, was recognized for his
interest and support in the 4-H
program by Dr. Sam Gwinn, State
All Club Leader Since 1948 the
o. A. Newton & Son Company has
made it possible for all the Alters
in Sussex County to receive the
official All calendar, and also for
the past ten years they have sub
scribed to the National Al News,
magazine published by the Natl
All Committee, for all county club
leaders.
DR., Gwinn presented State
Awards to the following winners
Achievement: Joyce Warrington,
Bridgeville, Dublin Hill Yellow
jackets Club; Alumni Award: Mrs.
Irene Layton, Georgetown, Cokes-
bury All Club Leader; Citizen
ship: Jane Messick, Mi1lsboro In
dian River Club; Dairy Foods Dem
onstration: Kay Slacun, Federals-
burg, and jeanne Hastings, Bridge
vile, both members of the Dublin
Hill YelloWjackets Club; Garden
ing: Stanley Hearn, Laurel, Syca-
more All Club; Health Jean Nc
Dowell, Greenwood; Greenwood Hi
Flyers Club; leadership: Everett
Warrington, Bridgeville, Dublin
Hill Yellowjackets Club; Poultry:
Russell Boyce, Laurel, Sycamore
All Club: Dress Revue: Bonnie
Milspaw, Bridgeville, Dublin Hill
Yellowjackets Club; and Certifi-
Gates for their clubs Health Pro-
gram to the Sycamore All Club
and to the Delmar Little Oaks All
Club for their Safety Program.
OF these State Winners, the fol-
lowing All club members will be
awarded an all-expense paid trip