Milford chronicle., 1958-05-16
GEORGETOWN
Mrs. Constance Brown
Phone: Georgetown $3.50

Harold F. Wilson was elected
president of the official board oi
Grace Methodist Church at its
meeting Monday night. He has long
been a trustee of the church and
active in many organizations there
He will succeed Robert Mustard
Mrs. Warren Holson was elected
secretary TO succeed Mrs. Emer-
son Keeler.
1t was announced that the re-
opening of the church has been
officially set for Sunday, May IA. On
Sunday, May 81, the Rev. Roy L.
Tawes, district superintendent, will
bring the message and install the
officers of the official board.
The Rev. DR.. Thomas C. Mulligan,
pastor of the church, said thai the
work of enlarging and rebuilding
the sanctuary is proceeding nicely.
Miss Helen Lee Pittard, 16-year-
old brown-eyed brunette, became
Miss Georgetown 1858, at the an
nual beauty contest sponsored by
the Georgetown Kiwanis Club and
held in the Georgetown High
School auditorium last Friday
night.
Three year old Debbie James,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
James, was crowned Miss Junior
Georgetown for 1858.
The senior winner, who received
many gifts and will compete later
in the Miss Delmarva contest, is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r.
Pittard. She is s. 81, weighs 11S
pounds and her measurements are
35-23-25.
She is junior at Georgetown
High School and plans to attend
the University of Delaware to train
to be a home economics teacher.
She sings in the school chorus, and
has been active in the Athletic and
Student Councils. Bowling is among
her Hobbies.
There were only three entries in
the senior contest, with three sets
of prizes, SO that each girl was a
winner. Second place went to Patsy
Jones, Is, blonde, who is senior
at the high school and daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jones, and
third place to Miss Elaine Turner,
16, junior at the high school and
daughter of Mrs Virginia Coffin.
She, too, is a blonde.
Second place winner in the junior
contest was Janet Wilkins, s.,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Wilkins and third place went to
BettyJo Pettyjohn, 5. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Pettyjohn.
Others in the junior contest were
Kathy Hudson, Bonnie Dickerson,
Debbie Fowler, Karen Rust, Joyce
Jester, Susan Marzoa, Robin Hig-
man, Melissa Hudson, Karen Ell
lott and Brenda Steelman.
Edward Marzoa, chairman for the
contest, presided as master of cere-
monies. Mrs. Betty Veasey, pre-
sided over the junior contest.
Steven Pepper, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Pepper, will represent
Georgetown at the state Teenage
Road-eo to be held Sunday at New
ark under the sponsorship of the
SLdL0 JcyCeeS.
He won the local contest, in
charge of Virden r. Macklin and
other members of the Georgetown
Jaycees.
Gene Stevenson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles B. Stevenson, Jr., won
second honors. Both youths will be
presented with gifts from local
merchants.
Mems Fellowship of Wesley Meth
odist Church will give their annual
chicken barbecue Saturday, May "a,
at Jones Memorial Hall.
E. A. Yutzi and William II. Hen
derson are co-chairmen of the gen.
eral committee and assisting COM
mittees include Raymond A. Rust,
Jack Hough, E. A. Townsend, Dale
Pepper, Jr., Linwood G. Penuel,
Harry S. Smith and Roland King,
tickets; F. Glen Grain. w. Virden
Macklin. food procurement and
preparation: Harold S. White, serv-
ing; Lester Brumley, catering SER
vice: Frank Gordy. Jr., table ar
raneement: Lee Hill, James F.
Walls, cleanup and Rowland
Soeckel, publicity