Milford chronicle., 1962-03-09
GEORGETOWN

Mrs. Layton Johnson and Mrs
Richard Bachelor of Rehoboth
and Miss Evelyn Messick of Har
risburg, Pa, are vacationing in
Florida
Mrs. Emma Pepper of Pi n e J
Grove, entertained her family t.
dinner. Saturday evening.
Mrs. Eva Rogers spent Sunday
in Milford, as the guest of hel
sister, Mrs. Preston Nailor.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Marsh have
purchased "Clayfield Farm" from
Former Justice James NJ Tunnell
Jr., and Mrs. Tunnell
Mrs. Michael Reilly and children
are spending the week with May
or and Mrs. Harvey Spicer. Mr.
Reilly is on a business trip to Den
yer, Colorado
| Clifford Russell and Lloyd Short
are vacationing in Florida, for two
weeks. Mrs. Russell is visiting her
sister and family in Newark, while
| Mr.. Russell is away
Mrs. Rowland G. Paynter and
Mrs. Eva B. Pittard, were in Wilm-
ington, Saturday, to attend the
| matinee performance of my Fair
Lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mitchell are
being congratulated on the birth
of a daughter.
Mrs. George Mears, Mrs. Donald
shower in honor Of Mrs. Donald
Rust.
Bruce Penuel of Shepherd Col
lege was home for the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lynwood Penuel
John Abbott and Dickie Pepper
were home from Goldey Beacon
to spend the weekend with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Alb
bott and Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Pepper
Miss Linda Booth had as her
weekend guest, her cousin Miss
Speakman.
Mrs. Fannie Abbott. Mrs. Myrtle
Collins and Ray Elliott visited
Charles II. Elliott. Sunday, in the
Emily p Bissell Hospital. Later in
the day, they visited Mrs. Abbott's
daughter, Mrs. Nancy Bender. who
is patient in West Chester Mem
orial Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Swain and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Swain of
Wilmington, have left for vaca-
ion in Florida.
Mrs. Gertie Corbett and Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur l.. Pittard spent Sun
day in Oak Hall, Va, visiting
friends.
Mrs. Lynwood Kelley is spending
sometime in Washington. D. c., as
the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Gene Porter and family.
Mrs. Faye Jarosezwski and
daughters of Fort Dix, Nj, spent
the weekend in town visiting with
riends and relatives.
Irving King, Walter Kennedy,
Bonnie Bryan, Butch Marvel, Ger
aid Mears and Dickie Adams, were
home this weekend from the Uni
versity of Delaware.
The Chit Chat Club met at the
home of Mrs. Landis Wilson, Sr.,
Monday evening.
All plans have been completed
for the Talent Show, sponsored by
the Mems Bible Class of Grace
Methodist Church, Georgetown. A
fine array of talent is entered in
the competition, thus assuring
variety of good entertainment for
all who attend the show this year.
Following is a list of the acts
scheduled to appear on the show
this year, with names of contest
ants-BOnita Rust of DagsbOro,
tap dancing; The Octaves of Mil
ton, dance band; Renee Walls Of
Milford, song and soft shoe; Geo.
H. Wiley of Lincoln, tap dancing;
Susan Meckley Of Milford, accor-
d ian solo; Kay Simmons of
Georgetown, song; Nancy Akerly
of Milton, vocal solo; Everett C. |
Bennett of Milford, organ solo;
Susan Carol Rogers Of Milton, ac-
cordian melody; Robin Cole of
Milton, song; Lois Clendaniel Of
Milton, song; William S. Hoyt of |
Lincoln, song; Nancy Kramer of |
Milton, monologue; Jay Spicer of |
accOrdian; Linda Lawson |
of Milton, song; Robert Shapiro of |
Milton, trumpet; Bonnie Legates
Of Milton, song; Gary Ellingswor-
tn, Helen Lockwood and Susan
all of Milton, will dance
the Charleston.
During the time the Judges are
selecting winners of the contest
the audience will be entertained
by The Cliff Temple orchestra
w I'LL m Prettyman, saxophone,
Norman Reynolds, piano; Bun
KY" Eye, guitar; songs by Margie
Clauser, and dancing by two form
er contest winners, Deborah Har-
rison of Glendale, and Beverly
Hammond Of Lincoln.
Dress rehearsal for the show
will be held Monday, March IL,
from 7 to 8 pm, in Grace Hall,
Georgetown.
The show will be held on We'd
nesday, March IA, at s pm. in
Grace Church Social Hall, George |
town.
Tickets may be purchased at the
door on show night or may be OBJ
-ained from any member of the
Mems Bible Class.