Milford chronicle., 1959-10-09
GEORGETOWN
Mrs Constance Brown
Phones Georgetown $3.50

Church of God
Daniel T. Moore, Pastor
10000 a. m Sunday School. Frank
Moore, Superintendent.
11:O0 a. m. Morning Worship.
Rev. Daniel Moore, preaching.
7:3O p. m. Evangelistic Service.
7::3O p. m. Tuesday-Prayer Meet
ing.
1880 p. m.-Thursday, YPE, John
Goff, president.
On Sunday evening, October IS,
1859, we are starting revival with
| the Rev. Paul Clawson of Pitts
burgh, Pa. There will be special
singing and preaching each even
ing at 1880 p. m. except on Satur-
days. Everyone is welcome to
come worship with us.
James Proudfoot was nominated
for the presidency of the George
town Kiwanis Club at the clubs
meeting in Grace Church Hall,
Tuesday evening.
The election will be next week
and officers chosen at that time
will take over leadership of the
club in January, 1860.
Two were nominated for the vice.
presidency, to be voted on next
| week. They are Robert Snowden
and Martin Isaacs. For treasurer,
only William Houck was nOmina-
ted. The secretary is appointed
| later at the reorganization meeting
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Five men were nominated for the
two three-year terms as directors.
N. Eugene Campbell reported for
the nominating committee.
Edward Marzoa, president of the
club, presided. The program, based
on Good Citizenship, was in
charge of Harry S. Smith, who in
troduced Elias Tingle, speaker of
the evening.
Mr.. Tingle said that people as a
whole are entitled to good govern
ment but that they will determine
their own government by the way
they vote.
The speaker said that good gov
ernment will come when each voter
examines the candidates on their
own merits rather than by party
designations.
Reports were given on the dis
trict convention held over the
weekend and attended by Avery
Ellis, William H. Henderson and
Mr.. Campbell.
The club received an award for
first place in club achievement for
clubs in its membership group.
Phyllis Donovan was at the piano
land Col Ralph S. Baker led the
group in singing. Mr.. Campbell
gave the invocation.
Brendon Driscoll will be charge
of next weeks meeting.
Clifton Rogers has been elected
president of the Mems Bible Glass
of Grace Methodist Church.
| Other officers chosen are Cullen
Simmons, vice president; Ralph
Graves, treasurer; John Turner
secretary; Lawrence King, Dorey
Jester, Joseph Hudson, Charles
Trammell and Clarence Workman
directors.
i Ex official members of the board
of directors are Floyd Mcgee sick
committee: r. D. S. Mustard, as
sistant head usher; Loren Frye
teacher; the Rev. Thomas C. Null
fgAn, pastor: A, H. Challman, past
president and assistant teacher.
The class will sponsor a supper
Wednesday, October IA. The mem.
/ bers have just completed the job OF
cleaning and waxing all of the
floors in the church hall.
Christmas lighting plans got un.
der way at the first fall meeting o1
the Georgetown Chamber of Com
merce, held in Midland Grange Hall
Monday night.
Wilbur NJ. Mumford, president
appointed Jack Hough chairman oi
the special committee to concent
rate on this feature.
Mr.. HOugh then announced hi,
committee as follows: Officers OF
the Chamber, James F. Walls, Rich
ard Davis, Charles Trammell, Ed
ward Booth, James e. Goslee, Jr.
Harvey e. Nelson, John L. Briggs
Walter Demhoff, Wendell Travis
w. e. Pusey and Nutter Marvel, Jr
A sheath of circulars, advertise
ments and letters on the subject O
Christmas lights which had been
received by the Chamber during the
past few months, were turned ovel
to Mr.. Hough.
1t was voted to turn the Christ.
mas lights on Thanksgiving night
| Mr.. Mumford reported on the or
ganization's float at the CHECKER
Festival which won first prize in
its class. He showed pictures OF
the float and displayed the troph,
received.
There was considerable discuss
ion on how to increase the attend
ance at the meetings.