Milford chronicle., 1960-02-05
GEORGETOWN
Mrs. Constance Brown
Phone: Georgetown 1880

The Mems Bible Glass of Grace
Methodist Church announced the
date for the fourth annual talent
show as Wednesday, March %, at
D. M, in Grace Church Hall.
Applications for participation
may be obtained by writing Will
lam E. Pusey in Georgetown and
must be in his hands by March 5.
The Rev. DR.. Thomas c. Mulligan,
pastor of the church, is general
chairman for the vent and has an
nounced the following assistants:
Loren Frye, general coordlnator
Mrs. Nell Barr, chairman, and
Mr.. Frye, Harold Wilson, John Par
ker, Albert Challman and Clifton
Rogers, show committee; Mr.. Pus-
ey, Charles Greene, Mr. Challman,
James Hayman, Mr.. Wilson and
Charles Trammell, ticket commit
tee.
Mr.. Pusey, Mr.. Greene, Mr.. Will
son, Mr.. Frye, Mr. Parker. Raymond
S. Rust, Floyd Mcgee, Charles
Graves, Lloyd w. Rogers, Fred
Sammons, advertising committee
Ralph Graves, Robert Mustard, Mr.
Hayman and William Quesada, pri-
zes and judges; Dr. Mulligan, EN-
erson Keeler, Melvin Hearn, Will
ard Millman, Edward Petit, Ed
ward Campbell and Mr.. Wilson
stage committee.
Mr.. Frye, Mr.. Mcgee, Mr.. Parker
and William Whaley, entertain
ment; Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. Keeler and
Charles R. Maillet, publicity; Al
Lenox, music; Mr.. Maillet, master
of ceremonies; Mrs. Charlotte Su-
Ger, Mrs. Ruth wilkins, Mrs. Alma
Mustard, Mrs. Madelyn Trammell
Mrs. Velma Hayman and Mrs. Doris
Lynch, makeup; Willard Millman
Joseph Hudson, Cullen Simmons
Layton Johnson, James Baxter
Eldridge Wilson, Howard Marvel
Joseph L. Marvel, Fred Tyndall
Mr.. Mustard, Mr.. Trammell, Mr.
Rogers and Mr.. Sammons, ushers
Fire Chief Robert j. Vanaman
Jr., has received word from the
National Fire Protection Associa.
ton that Georgetown placed second
in Delaware this year in the fire
prevention and cleanup contest.
Delmar placed first. Last year
Georgetown was third, with SeaforG
first and Wilmington, second.
In keeping with the fire proven.
ton education of the Georgetown
Volunteer Fire Co., Chief Vanamar
has called attention to a penny
found behind a fuse, practice
that has caused many fires in the
area, including recent one. The
penny taken. from the latest fire
| shows the danger. Several years
ago, small child was burned tt
death in the area in a fire caused
by penny illegally used.
Chief Vnaman issude a statemen
stating that fire prevention and fire
protection must keep pace" il
the home and listing general rules
regarding electric current.
They are:
us a competent electrician EN-.
ployed to repair or extend electri.
cal wiring when necessary?
Are electrical appliances and
cords labeled by Underwriters Lab.
oratOries, Inc?
Are you careful not to overload
electrical circuits by the use OF
several appliances on one circuit
DO all rooms have adequate
nuber of outlets?
do you use fuses of proper am
perage for your household light.
ing circuits?
IF your answer is yes to these
questions, you are keeping pace
with fire prevention and protect.
| iOn"
The board of education of the
Georgetown Special School Dist.
trict has referred the matter of the
teachers supplementary pay sched-
ule to the executive committee OF
the PTA for study.
If the committee approves, plans
are under way to devote the Marcel
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