Milford chronicle., 1959-10-30

Mr. Knapp who spoke of the re-
ception given him by the u. S. Gov
ernment and the people of this
country; and the Rev. James A.
Mays who dwelt on the religious
angle and the Premier's reference
to God.
Molloy c. Vaughn, member of
the Georgetown-Millsb Club,
spoke of the forthcoming inter-
club meeting. December s, in the
Georgetown High School of which
he is general chairman. He urged
a good attendance from the Lewes
club saying that Senator John J..
Williams, a member of the George
town club, would have as the
speaker a member of the u. S. State
Department, who will report on
Khrushchev's visit, and the COVER
ment's Foreign Policy
The music department of Lewes
Special School District has launch
ed its annual Magazine Drive. The
drive, which benefits the music
department, is under the direction
of H. Hunter Ellis, director of in
strumental music. This years quota
is $500 in magazine subscriptions.
Sales on the initial day of the
drive totaled $905.73.
Participation in the drive is vol
untary for students in grades five
through II. All solicitations are
made after school hours.
Mr.. j. Marshall Stewart, Sails
bury Executive and General Chair
man of the Girl Scout Independent
Fund Drive, has announced that
$500, has been collected by the
Lewes Zwaanendael Club in a
house-to-house canvass of the com
munity on October 18th. Mr.. Stew
art, in praising the Clubs effort.
added that Lewes was one of the
flrst Delaware towns in the Drive
to report returns.
Mrs. Nellie G. Naylor, club presi-
dent, appointed Mrs. Leon H. Far
rim as chairman of the Drive. The
contributions collected will be used
TO make Girl Scouting and good
Scout program available all
throughout the area.
Mrs. j. Edgar Morris, Neighbor-
hood Girl Scout Chairman of Lewes.
announces that anyone who had
not been at home on the evening of
october 10 could still send his gift
either to Mrs. Farrin or directly To
the Peninsula Girl Scout Council
III North Division Street, Sails
bury, Md.
On Tuesday evening, October 90.
a combined meeting of the Girl
Scout Troops of Lewes was held in
the Fellowship Hall of Bethel
Methodist Church for the purpose
OF viewing slides and hearing Miss
Emile Morris describe her exper-
fences at the Senior Girl Scout
roundup held July 3-12 outside
Colorado Springs, Colorado. Troop
NO. 13O was host troop for the
occasion, and the program was in
charge of Mrs. Donald deSvlva
Troop leader.
CHOSEN as one of an eight girl
patrol from the Peninsula Girl
Scout Council to attend the Round
up, Miss Morris described how a
city OF $4,000 tents sprang up in a
uay, and how girls came from every
state IN the union, from eyerv IT &
territory and possession, and from
All I'VE continents to seek new
frontiers of interest and UNDER
standing of friendship of living tba
Girl Scout Code. She displavad .
group OF articles exchanged be-
tween the girls representing their
respective state or country.
Emile is the daughter of Mr.. and
MRS. J. Edgar Morris, deVries Cir
Gle, Lewes, and is junior in the
Lewes High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Shaw have
announced that this spring thew
plan TO open six new paint stores
eacn 10 be known as the Village
Shop and handling the world fam
Gus Mary Carter paints. The stores
VIII be located in Milford. DeImar
oeaIord and Fenwick Island. Del
Md. ii0O Ouiy'
The same policy will prevail in
all other six stores as at the Will
age Shop on Mulberry Street in
LeWes, which is to give free q
quart for quart, gallon for gallon
OF paint, IN your choice of coIors
IN a recent consumer poll of the
top ten brands of paint. sponsorad
Dy the Miami Herald, Mary Carter
paints rated first. It also was noted
that there is a five-year guarantees
on all their Liquid Glass paint
Mary Carter paint is manufactured
IN Matawan, N. j., and Tampa, Fla.
Ior extreme seaboard, climates, and