Milford chronicle., 1959-10-23

exchange students now in Europe.
Musical entertainment was pro-
vided by Mrs. Harry Moore, vocal
soloist, accompanied by Mrs. Eve
/ lyn Edison, Lewes, and selections
by the Lewes High School Choir
directed by Mrs. Hunter Ellis. AS
program chairman, Mrs. Farrin
gave a report on the clubs partici-
patton in nominating Sussex
County student for overseas study
under the Delaware Federation of
Women's Clubs.
The Lewes Rotary Club at its
dinner meeting last Monday night
in the Lewes school cafeteria, plan
ned it's activities for the year and
heard reports from project chair
man.
Samuel p. Eschenbach, vice pres
ident, conducted the meeting in
the absence of President Norman B.
Baylis and was program chairman.
On October 26 the club will have
visitation from the District Gov
ernor, ]. Reynolds Pratt of Smyr-
ma. The Rev. James A. Mays, pastor
of Lewes Presbyterian Church was
named as chairman.
DR.. James Beebe, Jr, a former
Rotary president, as chairman of
the District Committee of Boy
Scouts, announced that Boy Scout
Leadership Training School will be
held in Laurel on October "a.
1t was also announced that an
inter-club Rotary meeting will be
held with the Georgetown-M Mills
boro Rotary Club in the George
town High School on December 8,
to which all Rotary clubs of this
area are invited. Molloy c. Vaughn
of Cool Spring will be general
chairman of the joint affair.
James A. Moore, principal of Lew
es School, introduced as guests at
the dinner two senior high school
boys, Frederick G.. Clifton III, and
Thomas Carpenter.
All is in readiness for the ann
ual Lewes Jamboree to be held Sat-
urday night, October 81, under the
sponsorship of the Lewes Parent
Teachers Association.
Stephen C. Vaughn, general
chairman, says the registration
booth for all participants in the
big parade will be in the vestibule
of the Bethel Fellowship Hall from
z to 1870 D. m. At that time each
will be issued parade numbers by
Mrs. Avis Richards and her com
mittee, for easy Identification by
the parade judges as they pass the
reviewing stand.
The parade starts at s p. m.
There will be two classes of
floats this year, one for the school
and the other for any organization.
First prize for each class will be
$40, with SO second prize. Edward
Moore is chairman of floats.
Jamboree booths will be set up
on the first floor of the Lewes
Fire Hall for the sale of articles
such as cakes, candies, chickens,
toys, and the like, as a PTA benefit.
Mrs. Apollo Kielbasa is chairman of
booths.
Prize money for the parade will
be donated by town merchants and
individuals. u. Osborne Williams
and a committee are in charge of
solicitations.
Following the parade a dance
will be held in the Fire Hall Audi
torium on the second floor from
8 p. m, with Mrs. Dorothy Eschen-
back as dance chairman. Music will
be furnished by Chuck Maillet, disc
jockey of Georgetown. All pupils
will be admitted for 25 cents.
William Jefferson will be mas
ter of ceremonies at the judges
stand at the Fire Hall.
Private John A West, son of Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. West, 134 jefferson
Avenue, Lewes has been assigned
to Company A, End Battalion. 1st
Training Regiment at Fort Jack
son, s., c., for eight weeks of basic
training.
As part of his basic training he
will be taught rifle Workmanship
under the Army's new Trainfire
program. In Trainfire, he will
learn to use an MI rifle by firing
at pop-up targets on terrain which
duplicates combat areas.
During his seventh week train
ing, he will march 13 miles with