Milford chronicle., 1960-06-24

They explained at the time that
the dump was outside the town
limits and was used as much by
non-residents of Georgetown as by
the residents themselves and had
become SO costly to operate that
they believed the county should
contribute.
Levi S. Warrington brought up
the subject Of the Seaford dump
and said that it, too, was outside
the city limits and was used as
much by general county residents
as by residents of the city.
Mr.. Lingo mentioned other
dumps and said that if a contribu-
ton was made to one community
it should be made to all.
The discussion grew and it was
decided that the county could deal
only with Incorporated commune
ties of which there are 23 in the
county and that only these COM
munities should be rewarded that
had made a real effort to provide
a proper dump.
Judge William J. Storey of Sus-
sex County Superior Court has
granted DEGREES nisi in the follow
ing county divorce cases:
Martha A. Horne VS.. Jerry Horne,
Ralph E. Morgan VS.. Patsy M. Nor
gan, Bertha Smith VS.. Joseph T.
Smith, Robert E. Kelley VS.. Mar
gle e. Kelley, Gladys r. Sullivan
VS.. Wilson M. Sullivan, Verna NJ
TyndalI VS.. John L. Tyndall.
The Georgetown Ministerial As
sociation, meeting at the Presbyter-
ian manse, voted gifts for the Rev
Ruth North and the Rev. Erna e,
Kanschaft, ministers of the Wes-
leyan Methodist Church here, who
have resigned their posts and moy-
ed to suburban Philadelphia.
The two had worked as team
in building up the church and con-
ducting regular services, special
evangelistic services and in paying
off the mortgage on the parsonage
To do this, they had both been
employed at factory jobs during the
week. The Ministerial Association
for a long time met at a. m. sc
the two could attend before going
to work.
Miss Kenschaft's failing health
was given as the reason for the
resignation. Another minister will
be called to fill the charge.
The Rev. Bernard NJ. Taylor, pas
tor Oh. the Presbyterian Church, was
official host for the meeting, the
last until fall. Wives of members
also attended. Hostesses for Mr.
Taylor were his aunt, DR.. Elizabeth
B. White, Shepardstown, Pa, and
his mother-in-law, Mrs. j. w. Metz
Spartansburg. S. C.
Philip McConagle, for the State
Department of Public Instruction
has awarded certificates for the
/ completion of the course in driver
education to the following students
at Georgetown High School:
Oliver Vincent Adkins, Pau
Wayne Baker, Patricia Ann Belts
Virginia Louise Carey, jeffrey Reg
inald Carmine, Robert Lee Claus
en-, Louise Douglass Collins, Mar.
lene Mae Cordrey, Dorothy AnT
Donovan, Carol Lynn Downing, Da.
vid Edward Eckstorm, Patricia Anr
Elliott.
James Allen Frampton, Carol Ma.
rie Gorlich, Roy Elliott Harris, Su-
san Elizabeth Hartranft, Barbara
Ellen Hodges, Patricia Ernestint
Hill, Ira Virginia Holston, Johr
Taylor Hudson, Betty Ann James
June Lois Jester, Joyce Lee Jones
Gloria Jane Josephs Virginia Le'
Joseph.
Howard Roy Layton, Bonnie Ma.
Locates, Joseph Burton Marvel
Callie Jean McNitt, Gerald Edwart
Mears, Patricia Arnolda Mcgee
Priscilla Annette Meibau, Cliffort
Russell Moore, Andrew Jackson
Murray, ii, Janet Lee Parker
Kathryn Frances Pepper, james
West Prettyman, Lois Eugeni;
Prettyman.
Bonnie Mae Reynolds, Sara AM
Sapp, Charles Frank Schirmer
End, Pauline Ellingsworth Scott
Shirley Marie Shockley, Thelm;
Mae Short, Thomas Clyde Sloan
David Nathanial Smith. RicharC
Lee Stewart, Wilma Ann StOckley
Jerry Lee Turner, Michele Utz, Is
abelle Marian Ware, Sharon Mad
lyn Warrington, John Thomas
West, Kathlyn Dale Winchester.