Milford chronicle., 1960-05-20
GEORGETOWN
Mrs. Constance Brown
Phone: Georgetown 1890

MISS Barbara Collins, 16, was
crowned Miss Georgetown 1860 on
Friday night and 10 Ann Brickner,
5-year-old daughter of State Police
Detective John w. Brickner, Jr.,
and Mrs. Brickner, was made Little
Miss Georgetown 1860.
Miss Collins is a senior at the
Georgetown High School and is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ashland
Collins. She has dark brown hair
and blue eyes; is five feet five
inches in height with a weigh of
12O and her measurements are "a
25-36. She said she wants to be
secretary.
The annual Miss Georgetown
contests are sponsored by the To-
cal Kiwanis Club and were held in
the high school auditorium. The
winners received many gifts.
Runners-up in the senior con-
test were Miss Shirley Shockley,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Shockley. second; and Miss Joan
Belts. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Belts, third.
There were 13 contestants. The
others were: the Misses 10 Ann
Hastings, Carol Downing, June
Hastings, Norma Lee Elliott, Cheryl
Wilkins, Elizabeth Phillips, jeanne
Hill, Dorlene Dickerson, Gail Pet
tyjohn, Charlotte West.
Runners-up in the junior con-
test were May Susan Cuffy, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Cufy,
second, and Desiree Iris Pusey,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill
Pusey, third.
There were II contestants in the
junior contest. Others were: Pa
tricia Ann Workman, Audrey Beth
Elliott, Susan Ann Yakish, Sue
Ann Rogers Carol Ann Hatfield,
Connie Lee Roach, Susan Ann
Walls, Debra Louise Jones, Rae
Lynn Rust, Silvia Margaret Eli
oft, Roma Mae Banaman, Patricia
Ann Jones, Cheryl Denise Spicer,
Christine Elliott.
Edward Marzoa, general chair
man for the evening and a past
president of the Kiwanis Club
acted as master of ceremonies for
the senior contest after being in
.trOduced by James PrOudfoOt,
president of the Kiwanis Club. Mrs.
William c. Sloan presided over the
little girls in the Junior contest.
Earl Hawk, general chairman for
the Delmarva Chicken Festival
Beauty Pageant, was present.
Judging was by committee from
his department.
Miss Nina Lu Ringler, Selbyville,
Miss Delmarva for 1859, spoke
briefly of her year as did Miss Pa
tricia Jones, Miss Georgetown,
1859. Miss Jones crowned the new
queen. Shelley Campbell, Little
Miss Georgetown, 1859, crowned
the new Junior Queen.
Both the senior and junior
queens will compete later for the
Delmarva titles at the Chicken
Festival in Selbyville in June.
Mrs. J. Allen Frear, wife of u.
S. Senator Frear, and their daugh-
ter, Miss Clara Louise Frear, were
speakers at the ninth annual mo-
ther and daughter banquet of the
w. S. C. S. of Grace Methodist
Church in the church hall last
Thursday night.
Mrs. Frear spoke from the adult
point of view and Miss Frear from
the teenage angle, both on the sub
ject, ''Today's Woman in Tomor-
rows World"
The banquet was the best attend
ed of any similar affair yet held
by the society. The members
brought with them their daughters,
any age.
Some of the younger girls gave
an exercise entitled "Flower Gar
den" and they were dressed to rep
resent different flowers.
Mrs. Charles Hill was toastmas-
ter and introduced the speakers
and the various program features.
She herself was introduced by Mrs
Emerson Keeler, cO-chairman for
the affair.
Corsages were presented to Mrs.
Hattie Calhoun, oldest mother
present; Mrs. Barbara Richards,
youngest mother; Mrs. Virginia
Lee Short, mother of the youngest
daughter and Mrs. George Walls,
the grandmother with the largest
number of grandchildren present.
Mrs. Joda Short gave the invo-
cation; group singing was led by
Mrs. Herman Roach. and the bene-
diction was by the Rev. DR.. Thomas
c. Mulligan, pastor of the church.
Co-chair with Mrs. Keeler of
the banquet was Mrs. Edward B.