Milford chronicle., 1961-03-10

per. Emily Hough, Lila Carey.
Landis Wilson, Jr.. Fred Diedrick
Insurance Committee: Wilbur
Mumford. chairman; Dorothy Pep
per, Ralph l.. Swain. James H.
Goslee. Jr.. Harold Hatfield. Lin
wood c. Penuel, Harry S. Smith.
Custodian of Legal Papers,
Francis Richardson.
Pastoral Relations Committee:
Harry S. Smith, chairman; DR.
Charles II. Cannon. j. Frank Cor
dy, Sr., Julian e. Townsend. War
rem Wheatley, Dr. Preston West,
and Francis Richardson.
Nominations: Jane Hudson,
Freeman Hudson, Leroy TyndaH.
Audit: Joseph Sammons, chair
man: Richard Goeckeritz.
Parsonage Committee: Florence
Ellwanger, Mildred Macklin, Eliz-
abeth Swain, Margaret West.
Frank Gordy. Sr.. DR.. l.. NJ. Green.
The chairman will be named later.
Chief Usher: DR.. L. NJ. Green.
Publicity: Mrs. Preston 4. West
Certified Lay Leaders: Kendall
Prettyman, Lester Brumley, Will
liam Henderson, Herbert MacKen-
zie.
Officials of the Georgetown Spe-
cial School District have received
notice that no funds are available
for substitute teachers.
George II. Keen. superintendent
of schools. has announced that
''since the local funds account has
already been budgeted, the district
will not hire substitute teachers
until funds are appropriated.
Emergency measures will be in
itiated to provide supervision for
classes whose teachers are abb
sent because of Illness"
DR.. Albert j. Wildberger was
speaker at the meeting of the local
Kiwanis Club at Tony Hudson's
Restaurant last Tuesday evening.
He discussed the topic "Medi-
cine in Our Community" Dr.
Charles r. Cannon was program
chairman.
Seven guests were present, one
from Dover and six from Green
wood
The president, Robert Snowden.
called attention to the card party
to be held Friday, March 3, at the
Georgetown Armory for the bene-
fit of the Pony League.
Arthur Kapp gave the invoca-
ton and group singing was led by
Edward Serman and General
| Ralph S. Baker.
Judge William ]. Storey has
granted DEGREES nisi in the fol-
lowing Sussex County divorce
/ cases:
BERTHE B. Scott VS.. Roderick II.
Scott. cruelty: Helen c. Kleider-
.lein VS.. Ernest H. Kleiderlein. de-
sertion: Robert j. Hickman VS.
Mary Jane Hickman. desertion;
Donald Rodney Evans, Jr.. VS.
Grace Pauline Evans. habitual
drunkenness.
The Georgetown Charter of the
National Honor Society held an
assembly program TO honor its
new members.
After the opening exercises by
Ray Johnson. the purposes and
origin of the society were outlin-
ed by Barry Sakemiller
/ Sketches were presented with
Walter Kennedy representing THE
Spirit of the Torch" and others as
follows: Sandra Isaacs, Charac-
ter: Sally Sapp, Scholarship; Kar-
en- Weir, Leadership. and Joyce
Jones. Service.
The new members were intro
duced by Penny Carlisle. They
are: Sandra Harper. w. Howard
Layton, Virginia Lou Carey. Law
renee Valencourt. Michele Utz.
Preston Waller. Sharon Warning
ton. Merrill Moore. Patricia Me-
gee. Carolyn Wilson and Darlene
Dorey.
Susan Hartranft introduced the
probationary members as follows:
Harvey Banks. Kenneth Belts, AL
Ian Hopper. John Hudson. Clifford
Moore, William Tracey, Brenda
Shedaker. Faye Scarborough, Eliz-
abeth Boyd. Gary Rogers, Kath-
leen Eckstorm. Mary Ann Elliott.
Beverly Hastings, Deborah Hollo-
way, Janet Lloyd. Josephine Rich
ardson, Ruth Rust, Carol Short.
Mary Ann Wagamon and Jane
Yutzi.
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1913 and uamad in hnuor of tho