Milford chronicle., 1960-10-07
GEORGETOWN
Mrs. Constance Brown
Phone: Georgetown $3.50

Phone: Georgetown $3.50
The cast has been announced
for the All Girl Minstrel to be
held Wednesday, Oct. IL, at 8 p.m.,
in the Georgetown High School
auditorium.
Mrs. Velma Hayman will be in
terlocutor and the end men will
be: Mrs. Jean West, Jazz Bo; Mrs.
Betty Hill. Pinky; Mrs. Lottie Tull,
Sugar Babe; Mrs. Mildred Little
ton, Hoagie; Mrs Virginia Pep
per, Pork Chop; Mrs. Virginia
Millman, Sweat Pea: Mrs. Mabel
Simmons, Snow Ball; Mrs. Nancy
Quesada, Pussyfoot.
Specialties will be given by Mrs.
Renee Cohee, Mrs. Georgia Bailey.
Mrs. Littleton, Mrs. Quesada, Mrs.
West, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Simmons,
Mrs. Pepper, Mrs. Millman, Mrs.
Tull, and Mrs. Beatrice Kelley.
A trio will consist of Mrs. Shir-
ley Baker, Mrs. Carole Challman
and Mrs. Betty Frances Hearn. A
specially number under the title,
The Dares", will be by Mrs. Lore
ma Dorman, Mrs. Margaret Morris
and Mrs. Beatrice Rogers.
Virgil Archer will be at the
piano; William H. Prettyman, Jr.,
at the saxaphone and Thomas
Morris on the bass.
The chorus ensemble will in
clude; Mrs. Elizabeth Frye, Mrs.
Anne Wilson, Mrs. Joda Short, Mrs.
Emma Short, Mrs. Shirley Baker,
Mrs. Rae Sammons, Mrs. Betty
Frances Hearn, Mrs. Doris Glen
daniel, Mrs. Ida Mae Green, Mrs.
Carole Challman, Mrs. Mae Pep
per, Mrs. Louise Wilkins, Mrs.
Louise Smith, Mrs. Beatrice Wyatt,
Mrs. Elizabeth Murray, Mrs. Myrtle
Mrs. Olive Holson, Mrs. Alma
Mustard, Mrs. Margaret West, Mrs.
Amy Phillips, Mrs. Hazel Tingle,
Mrs. Dorothy Mcgee, and Mrs.
Mildred Campbell.
Mrs. Newal S. Isaacs, president
of the Georgetown New Century
Club, has announced her COM
mittee chairmen for the ensuing
year as follows:
Mrs. Edward B. Green, conser-
walton; Mrs. William Ireland, edu-
cation; Mrs. Thadeus Warrington,
fine arts; Mrs. William A. Booth,
home life; Mrs. w. Virden Mack
lin, public affairs; Mrs. Elberta
Conaway, international relations.
The. first fall meeting of the
club will be Thursday, Oct. 6, at
1 pm. at the clubhouse. Mrs.
Isaacs and her officers will en-
tertain the members at dessert and
business session.
The Board of Education of the
Georgetown Special School Dis
trict has received word from Mrs.
Charlotte Dennis, cafeteria mana
ger at the school for 20 years,
that she would make application
for pension privileges. The board
granted permission for sick leave
benefits until her arrangements
are completed.
George H. Keen, superintendent
OF schools and secretary of the
board, has announced that appli-
cations will be given consideration
for the post. Temporary arrange
ments were approved for the ap-
pointment of Mrs. Helen d. Wolfe
as coordinator for the cafeteria
employees and for Charles B. Stew
enson, Jr., for record and book
keeping duties there.
These assignments will be ter
minated upon the appointment of a
regular cafeteria supervisor.
Arrangements have been made
for University of Delaware Exten-
sion Courses; Trades and Indust-
ries Glasses; Sussex County Bank
ers Association Glasses and Power
| Squadron Glasses. Reaffirmed was
the previous policy of the board
to arrange outside events on Mon
day and Wednesday evenings for
purposes of economy.
The makeup date for Sept. IL,
when the school was closed be-
cause of Hurricane Donna, has
been set for Dec. %, with dismis-
sal at l pm.
1t has been announced that pu-
pills assigned to detention periods
are to make up the required time
at the end of school, or, in event
that they are unable to arrange for
transportation, be permitted to
make up the same amount of time
in a series of noon detention per-
iods. Detention periods will be
limited to 10, after which parents
will be notified that temporary
and permanent suspensions will
follow as regular procedure.
The appointment of Patrick S.
Emeigh as biology and general
science instructor has been ap-
proved. He will also be junior var
sity basketball coach. Morris De
Frank will be regular basketball
coach.
The local Kiwanis Club was con-
graduated on its Silver Anniver-
sary at its meeting in the Merit
age Restaurant last week.
The club was founded Sept 80.
1895.