Milford chronicle., 1959-10-23

learning to integrate the skills he
has been taught.
After completing basic training,
he normally will receive a two
weeks leave before reporting for
his next assignment.
An announcement has been made
of the marriage of Miss Barbara
Ann Hudson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Hudson of Lewes, to
Mr.. George W. Plummer, III, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Plum
mer, Swedes Street, Rehoboth
Beach.
The marriage took place in the
early summer.
Henlopen Chapter of the Order
of Demolay held public installa-
tion of the elected and appointed
officers for the ensuing six months,
Monday evening, October 18th, in
the Parish Hall, Mulberry St.. Lew
es. The installation was conducted
by the officers and members of
Temple Chapter, Milford, of which
Joseph Futcher of Lewes, is Master
Councillor Many paren is and
friends were present, also many
officers of the sponsoring body,
Jefferson Lodge No. Is.
The following officers were in
stalled in their respective stations:
Master Councillor, William c.
Moore; Senior Councillor, William
G. Hopkins; Junior Councillor; The
odore R. Palmer; Scribe, Robert w.
Bryan; treasurer, ]. Vincent White,
Jr.; Senior Deacon, j. Wayne Mill
man; Junior Deacon, Raymond C.
Craener; Senior Steward, Howard
Mcdonald; Junior Steward, Will
lam L. Hill; Sentinel, George r.
Porter; Chaplain, John c. Cotting-
ham; Standard Bearer, Ernest w.
Davis; Marshall, Robert H. Moore;
Olmerer, William G. Rayner, Jr.;
Orator, Roland d. ]. Raught, Jr.;
1st Preceptor, Harold A. Newcomb;
End Preceptor, John G.. Flatt; 3rd
Preceptor, Charles E. White; 9Th
Preceptor, William H. Vernon; 7tb
Preceptor, Robert F. Newton.
Everyone congratulated Brother
Moore and wished him success in
his term of office.
Laymen's Night was observed at
Groome's Methodist Church on Sa-
vannah Road and Dewey Avenue,
Lewes, at 1880 p. m. Sunday, Octo-
ber 18th, with John Revel as the
guest Layman speaker. Special
music furnished by the choir.
New officers of Hollymount
Home Demonstration Club were
elected last Wednesday in Cool
Spring Grange Hall.
Mrs. Apollo Kiebasa was elected
president, succeeding Samuel M.
Sloan of Angelo. Other members
are: Mrs. Joseph NJ McIlvain of
Lewes, vice president; Mrs. Roland
Bunting, Lewes RD., secretary;
Mrs. Willard Webb, Lewes RID,
treasurer.
The new officers will assume
their duties on January 13. The
nominating committee was Mrs.
Carter Markham, Mrs. James Hop
kins.
Miss Frances Shoffner, Sussex
County home demonstration agent.
was guest of honor and gave a
talk on Recognizing Quality in
Clothing"
Mrs. James Joseph, outgoing vice
president, presided at the meeting
and served as hostess with Mrs.
McIlvain and Mrs. Fisher. Reports
of committee chairmen were given.
Mrs. William Short, chairman of
citizenship and civil defense, spoke
of home preparedness in the event
of enemy attack. On speaking of
family life, the chairman, Mrs.
Kielbasa cited several points dem
Onstrating kitchen sense"
Mrs. Thomas Hudson asked for
observance of the October Fire Pre-
vention month. Mrs. Ida Gardy,
chairman of International relations,
discussed possible benefits to this
country from the recent visit here
of the Soviet Union chief.
Mrs. James Hopkins asked all
members to meet with her on Tues
day of this week at p. m, in Cool
Spring Grange Hall to help with
fall housecleaning of the hall,
where the Hollymount meetings are