Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23
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Five courses in adult education
under the sponsorship of the Lewe.
Parent-Teacher Association, hav,
been announced by the chairman
of the PTA adult education com
mittee, the Rev. Frank L. Moon
rector of St Peters Church.
The classes got underway las
| Thursday evening at the Lewel
School and are scheduled to con
tinue for 10 weekly sessions
Courses offered are as follows
Current economic problems, direct
ed by Lester S. Hess of the schoo
faculty This coCrse new this year
held in the agriculture building
will consist of discussions on cur
rent economic problems imitation
income tax, stock market Orer
ations, investment trusts, insurance
Guest speakers well versed in spe
cific subjects will assist
Ceramics, under Richard Doney
held in the ceramics lab of the
main building, on Wednesday
nights.
Spanish, under Mrs. John Yes.
sells, in the main building. Typins
and shorthand, under Fred Wied.
mann, in the main building, and
graphic arts, under Mrs Bernice A
Brouwer This course offers the
making of mono-types block prints
of wood and linoleum, wood en-
craving on maple and lockwood
etching on zinc plates and dry
point. Design and batik work viii
be offered if desired.
Mrs. Howard %. Green, of Lewes
has been installed as Worthy Ma,
tron of Unity Chapter No. 16, Order
of the Eastern Star, of Lewes anC
Rehoboth Beach.
Mr.. Wilbert e. Schmierer, of Re
hoboth Beach is Worthy Patron
The installation ceremonies wer,
conducted by Past Grand Matron
Mrs. Mary Bevis, assisted by Pas
Patron Walter o. Bryan, acting
Grand MARSHALL. Mrs Mabel Guth
rie. acting Grand Organist, Mrs
Helen Joseph, acting Chaplain, Mrs
Jare Birmingham, acting Crane
| Warden, Mrs. Dorothy Larrimore
acting Grand Sentinel, Mr. Clarence
Richards.
Other new officers installed are
Miss Sarah Tikiob associate Ma
tron; Mr.. William Lindale, associ
ate patron; Mrs. Ruth Bryan, secre.
tary; Mrs. Elizabeth Chapel, trea-
surer; Mrs. Arzie Powell, associate
conductress; Mrs. Dorothy Dodd
Marshal; Mrs. Florence Wilson
Chaplain; Mrs. Mary Fisher, Or
eanist; Mrs. Dorothy Fitch, Ada
Mrs. Dorothy Givan. Ruth; Mrs
Mildred McCarty, Esther; Mrs Sig
ma Souder, Martha; Mrs virginis
Cats, Electra: Mrs. Geneva Fox
Warden, and MI. Rupert Hall, Sen
tinel.
Committee for the year are: Elk
amining-Margare Russell, Clars
Schmierer and Henry Marshall
Ways and Means-Arzie Powell anf
all members; Sunshine-Eve In
gram and Helen Steele: HOSPITAL
lity-Sarah Tikiob; Masonic Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilhert e. Sch
mjerer and Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert o
Hall; Eleanor McGOvern
Margaret Trader anG Helen Plum
mer; Decorating Gladys M. Bar
LEY, Geneva Fox, Della May ant
Tabitha Kearney; Entertainment
Jane Birmingham, Jennie Maed
ller, Etzel Beauchamp and Alberts
MARSHALL; VISITING g-DOrothy Hall
! Janice Johnson, Gladys Clifton ant
Margaret Lindale; Relief and Wei
fare-Helen F. Bryan and Gertrude
Simpler; Red Cross-Elizabetl
Dickerson; Membership Goldis
Palmer, Helen Joseph, Grace Hall
Mabel Buthrie and Dorothy Larri
more.
Mr.. Ford M. Warrington, presi
dent of The Sussex Trust Company
has announced the promotion of E
Grier Emory to cashier and Os
borne Williams and John e. Nc
! Govern to assistant cashiers, as
signed to the Lewes Office of This
Sussex Trust Company.
Mr.. William s. Jefferson, vice
president, will continue as execli
tive officer in charge of the Lewes
Office.
The Zwaanendael Club, of Lewes
held it's regular monthly meeting
Tuesday, January 10th, at eight
D. M, at the clubhouse on Savannah
Road. The club president, Mrs. Mel.
lie c. Naylor presided at short
business meeting held before the
program.
Mrs. Clifford L. Trader, chairman
of international Affairs, had charge
of the program for the evening. HeI
guest was Mr.. Donald Dillon, who
showed slides on the Brussels Fair
and other European countries. Mr.
Dillon was in the Armed Services
when the pictures were taken. He
was recently discharged from the
| Army.
Miss Ella B. Twilley, chairman
of music, had as her guest. Miss
Fave Roach, a student of Lewes
School, who gave two piano solos
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. r. A. Shields. Mrs. Herbert
Orton and Mrs. William T.. Atkins