Milford chronicle., 1959-02-06
LEWE',S 9


New officers of Unity Chapter 16,
Order of the Eastern Star, of
Lewes and Rehoboth took over
last Tuesday night at their first
meeting, held In the social hall
of Lewes Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Howard o. Greene, of Lewes
succeeds Mrs. Willard s. Yarnall
of Rehoboth Beach, as Worthy Ma
tron. Wilbert e. Schmierer, of Re-
hoboth is the new worthy patron.
The new slate was installed re-
Gently by MRS. Mary Bevis, of Re
hOboth, past grand matron, as
sisted by the past patron, Walter
o. Bryan, and a delegation of other
grand chapter officers.
Miss Sarah Tikiob, of Rehoboth
assumed Office as the new associate
matron. Others are: William Lin
dale, associate patton; Mrs. Ruth
Bryan, secretary; Mrs. Elizabeth
Chappell, treasurer; Mrs. Arzie
Powell, associate conductress; Mrs.
Dorothy Dodd marshal; Mrs. Flor
ence Wilson, chaplain: Mrs. Mary
Fisher, organist; Mrs. Dorothy
Fitch, AdaC Mrs Dorothy Givan,
Ruth: Mrs. Mildred McCarty, Es-
ther; Mrs. Sigma Souder, Martha;
Mrs. Virginia Cats, Electra; Mrs.
Geneva Fox, Warden: and Mrs
Rupert Hall, Sentinel.
Worthy Matron Greene has ap-
pointed her committees for the en-
suing year. The chairmen are Mrs.
MARGARET Russell, examining COM
mittee; Mrs. Arzie Powell, ways
and means; Mrs. Eva Ingram and
Mrs. Helen Steele, sunshine; Miss
Sarah Tikiob, hospitality; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. e. Schmierer and Mr. and
Mrs. Rupert o. Hall, Masonic
Home; Mrs. Eleanor McGovern,
gifts; Mrs. Gladys M. Barley. decor
ations; Mrs. Jane Brittingham, en-
| tertainment; Mrs. Dorothy Hall,
visiting; Mrs. Helen f. Bryan and
Mrs. Gertrude Simpler, relief and
welfare; Mrs Elizabeth Dickerson,
Red Cross and Mrs. Goldia Palmer,
membership.
Miss Diane Hopkins Of the Lewes
School Junior Glass, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs William N Hopkins,
of near Lewes, has been selected
by the Zwaanendael Club to repre-
sent Lewes in the Sussex County
selection for the student award for
foreign study sponsored by the
State Federation of Women's
Clubs, and the American Field Ser
vice.
Miss Hopkins selection was made
by the Zwaanendael Clubs commit
tee under the Craftsmanship of Mrs.
Leon H. Farrin. Others on the
committee were Miss Anna e.
Beebe, student adviser at Lewes
School; DIR. Paul C. Trickett, Beebe
Hospital, physician; the Rev. f. L.
Moon, rector of St. Peters Episc-
pal Church, and Mr.. Perry T. Bur-
ton, president of the Lewes Parent
| Teacher Association!
/ The state committee will select
one student from each county to
be awarded a scholarship.
Miss Hopkins is treasurer OF the
Junior Glass of 80 members, and 9
member of the Future Teachers OF
America; and Lewes High School
Band. She is president of the High
School Dance Band, reporter on
the school newspaper, treasurer
of the High School Thespian
Troupe, vice president of the Broad
kill All Club. vice president oi
the Honor Society, and secretary
of the Sub-district Methodist Youth
Fellowship of eight churches.
A member of Nassau Methodist
Church she won an essay contest
last fall sponsored by the Southern
States Cooperative, which took her
to Richmond, Va, to read her essay
before 1000 people.
New officers of the Lewes Demo-
cratic Club will be installed at a
meeting on February IL.
They were elected at the first
meeting of the new year at the
residenc of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Dickrson, in Quakertown, near
Lewes.
Mrs. Frank Mclean is the new
president, succeeding Mrs. Fred
Marshall. Other new officers are
Mrs. Donald Jefferson, vice-presi-
dent: Mrs. Frank Tharp; recording
secretary; Mrs. Chester Britting-
ham, corresponding secretary, and
Mrs. Fred Marshall, treasurer, as
sisted bv Mrs. Frank Dickerson.
Mrs. Tharp was elected chaplain
and members of the Sunshine Com
mittee are: Mrs. Charles Jones
Mrs. Frank Fisher, and Mrs. Emma
NAPLES. Those on the nominating
committee were Mrs. Anna Metz
ner. Mrs. Marie Shaw and Mrs.
Elizabeth Dickerson.
Three candidates for the first
and second degrees were initiated
into Henlopen Grange 20, Lewes,